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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-12
FEDERAL OFFICERS FIND
REVOLUTIONARY LITERATURE
Seaman OF Scandinavian Ancestry An
pcaicd To In Effort to Gain
Membership.
IBr Associates Pres.

WASHINGTON. July ll.-Cop.cs OF a
CIRCULAR inviting seamen. espcciail
those OF Scandinavian ancestry. 10 join
an international revolutionary marine
transport workers organization" was
turned over to tile Department 81
Justice today for investigation by
shipping Board officials.
Lne circular. said TO have been dis
,rlouted to marine workers a; mum
Der Of American ports. bears he sig
nature of the Marine Transport
orkerS' Industrial Union No S, OF
the L. W. W. with headquarters al
- East Fourth Street. New York, and
was said by officials TO indicate that
branch headquarters existed in Phila-
deiph'a: Baltimore, Norfolk. Superior
WIS; Seattle. Tacoma. Portland, Ore
San Francisco and Milwaukee.
Understanding has already been
reached with transport workers Of
argentine, Uruguay. chile. Cuba
Mexico. Holland. ireland and Spain.
the circular said, adding that when
stops industry stops"
and asking the cooperation OF all
Swedish speaking workers who are
IN nj nterested in building up powerful
international labor movement among
revolutionary workers or the world.
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NEW ANGLE IN CASE
Prosecution Informed Young Mnn ws.
nj dance on Night OF
Tragedy.

>. Los ASGELES. CAL, July IL
ample ananc!al aid for the defense or
Harry ;. New. Jr.. who claims to he
the son of United states Senator Harry
New. OF Indiana. received severe ioit
today ny information laid before the
prosecution.
Miss Hazel rriichard. stenoEranher
SAID today that she saw Harry New a,
= dance, alone. al time according 10
Ne" story that he was driving Vim
trleda Lesser and endeavoring 10 par-
suad" her TO marry him. This new
cement would indicate. the prosecm-
non says. thar he had slain her before
ne went 10 the dance and left her bodv
IN the automobile While seeking mer
r!ment.
Miss Frttehard is employed BY At
t"riiey iohn l.. Eicha rdson, who rem
r"sentS Ne" 1t may be stated that
ne believes tn. young woman To he
mistaken, hu, she Was insistcnt today
that the man who came down the road
alone and on foo: and sd ID he had LEFT
ms machln. up the road. Was none
had never seen him before" she
saih. and haven't laid eyes on him
since. but he told me his name Was
He" ana the many pictures ! have seen
81 h!r max. mo positive about the
ntifcation."
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TWO north CAROLINA
CHAPTERS WRITE HISTORY
Organization at Wilmington Starts
With Eight Members and In
crcascS to GOES.
DURHAM WOMEN WE'RE BUSY
Delivered Lunches, Cigarettes and
aS Rnzors to Soldiers Passing
E Through the Ciy-Raiscd S9S.-
600 for Relief Work
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

RALEIGH. y G.. July li.-lu re-
sponsc 10 appeals made by K. Is. House.
collector OF war records. chapter his
tories OF North Carolina Rcd Cross
CARNATIONS are coming in to the his
torical mission. Two OF the mos; not
able that have Vet been received came
from Wilmington and Durham. They
arc in pamphlet form and give com
.plete outline OF the work done by these
Two chapters
->>~,Thc Wilmington report shows an or
'Saniza ION in 1905 with Il membership
GOES. Welfare work has featured the
chapters work since its organization.
including Tuberculosis efforts.
eliminating III the erection OF tuner-
II was ono " the FIRST organizations
TO protect against making Red cross
materials contrnbaUd before America
entered the war. 1t raised owe. $50
$4,000. Ii completed i,Iftl articles
FOR war use; on ono occasion the
chapter took complete charge Of
zoo cases. OF pneumonia on Porto
Riean ship in the Wilmington har-
Dor. Ten nurses from this chapter
entered Red Cross service and seven
Went overseas. The compilation OF
the Interesting pamphlet giving the
activities o; the chapter was by Mrs.
$. Mcndelsohn. Mrs Walter Parsley.
Stowe
The Durham chapter was organized
in lai. with sixteen. members. Its
service has included delivery of 500
cigarettes. 1000 razors. tho completion
OF 1856 articles for soldiers at the
front and the raising OF $4,000 for
war relief work. Mrs. 7. Edgar Cheek.
Mrs. J. h. prisccl and * H. Lewis
were the conp!iers OF the chapter his
iUrS.
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LATE NEWS BULLETINS

NEW YORK, July Adv,nc;n
FULTON street, New Works. fan,o,,.
headline" below which. in ,br "a
lays + Was Theoretically ;,,no..;Jia
tor crooks" to op.ra,c rohhnr
tonight entered Nc ,cro -,
.pcpui.ch st;,tion.rs -, W ,iutl
ca -dner uiu ron,o -" ''dSklnS
,,i. - ms shui1 in several
in tho box - ''""'!
p,r,c ~,
49, July ii.-Itohcrt Lansing.
~ - tf isldent Po!ncare tonight, lie
w 'eaNe '"m"rit" evening for Brcs,
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WILL COOPERATE IN EFFORT
TO IMPROVE MAIL SERVICE
foht-o ONCE Department. and Chamber
OF Commerce OF United States
Join Hands.
nv AsHnciatcd Press.

WASHINGTON. July ll.--Join, ac
ton by the Post ONCE Department and
ne chamber OF Commerce OF the
lnitcd states TO extend and improve
mail facilities and eliminate delays
was announced today.
foiloWinB conference at the de-
partment here OF the nostInas,ers Of
NIFTY OF the largest mai! centers. hand
ing approx !mately half OF the mail
business OF the country. il was agreed
that the national Chamber or Com
merce would undertake TO have each
chamber in those centcrs organize a
existing conditions and then confer
with The local poStmaRters who win
DC instructed by the department, to
committees In most cases already havc
been framed
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NEW HEAD GEAR FOR MEN
"Peace HATS" Plans nnd Specifications
Kept secret but Promises to
Create ScnAntIon.

LONDON. July 1.-THE peace Hat"
is new Kind or hcadgear abou,
TO be offered 10 London men. Mystery
Vcils It's shape aud material and hat
terS thus FAR have managed To keen
m" secret strictly guarded, but they
nave limited enough about a revolution
III mems head covering TO stir up lot
or curiosity.
Men are tired OF the old time hon
orcd how,'rs tderhies). topperS, atra us
ana IioinburSS. said one IA berdasher
ana thcy want something new The
need liz urgent Tor new hat-thc
Peace Hat
London millincr said she favored
an innovation.
~ quite time" said she Mems
RATS nj present are undoubtedly the
aullest things in life"
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NEW STAMP FOR AIR MAIL
French PoSt-Onicc Hnx Dcsign Printed
Hearing Liken~nn of Captain Guy
nemcr, GrcRt Ace.

PARIS. July IA SPECIAL stamp for
mail matter sent by air is beng
printed for the frencl post office. In
the center of the design * head OF
Captain Guynemcr. the famous flyer:
on the left i a view OF Issy-les-
MoulincauX. the cradle OF French avia-
ton. and on the right an airplane
flying over the Seine.
The stamp. which Is to he in black.
blue and red. will not he issued to the
public. but will be affixed to CORES
pondcnce by the post-of1ice to show
that the proper fee has been paid.
The charge will be. in addition to
the ordinary postal rates. Is cents for
one pound 20 cents for one and one
half pounds and % cents for two
pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-12
CONTROL OF WORLD
I, FOODS By PACKERS
CLAIMED IN REPORT
lContlnued from FRS, Rage

assure himself loans ample to his pur-
purpose the big rackc" has secure afiil-
iations through stock ownership rem
rssemiat!on on directories and IN
other ways. with numerous banks and
,rus; efompanies Mr.. Armour, Mr.
directors in banks affiliated closely
with those who are strong al the
sources OF crcdit in the United states
helne thus llicd with the powerful i'm
.erssts AT the sources Of credit. the
ndckcrs power is great not only for
financing their own national and in
iernaiional operations. but for affect
ing, for good or for i'll. tho credit of
cattle producers aud or competitors
urscustomers i'll any line"
Would Control Substitutes.
After reviewing the interest OF the
packers in the leather. fertilizer cot
ton-sced oil. grain and brcakfas, food
industries. the repor; said
msat--the foods that compete with
mea,s--are obvious. If the prices OF
substitutes for meats are once brought
under packer control. the col,s.mer
VIII have little 10 gain in turning 10
them for relief from excessive meat
"Judsed coMseryauveiy by trade cs-
IN the main channels Of interstate
commerce. Mos, estimates place tie
totai production in dressed poultry
a higher percentage.
Recently the 1is packers began
..%.mcaiinS IN various STAPLE groceries and
'~ani coffee, and Increased thci- sales q,
such z rate that in certain lines they
have become factors 81 great moment =
Grow In south America
Referring TO the packers activities
in South America, the report said that
from establishments Of s!ngei plant
In Argentina IN 1907 by Swift & Co
INC AmeEicha Packers swift. Armour.
AL
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PREDICT FURTHER TROUBLE
Strikers NJ trEo IA. SERIOUS. Clash
VIII Occur IL Negroes Arc
imported.
- A..n,-Lnlrn -.

CHICAGO, Juiy l!.-Strtkcrs At the
Argu. III Corn Products Refining
Company where clash Oh Tuesday
nigh, between armed guards aud
strikers resulted in tho death Of three
workmen and the woundinE OF two
score. declared today they We're re
naming firm. and predicted serious
Dany pianned.
F. NJ Sayr, SUPERINTENDENT of the
plant, So ,oeaE @i,E i'ns 'lsm-spe., :, = :
that America workers We're virtually
nil black and the plant would ~, III fun
unerat.on Monday.
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Hreak. GoIr Records.

PHILADELPHIA, July ll..-Edward
styles, Of the old York Road Country
Club. broke all American Marathon
goii r:corus today py playing ten
rounds over tho eighteen-noIe course
Of his home club, making aver
age OF 1856 strokes round. He
started out 10 break the record or
eight rounds for an average OF a frac-
ton less than eiShtyrivc, mace re-
Gently by Fred Knight over the course
Of the Whitemark valley Country Club.
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SELL ENGLISH ESTATES
Heal Estate I'm british inics Changes
iia"us M s>.stc OF ivv,"OU
t>rcs a week.
LONDON. JuiA ii.-I.snd in these
isles is changing hands al The rate or

LONDON. JuiA I.--i.9nd in these
isles is changing hands al The rate OF
,vr.uUc acres wen, v eli informed
real cSt.Ie ucaleiS estimate. by the
INA tu.S Ae.,,. ssV..> o,JJv.S "a
Land deals viii nave been completed.
Large estates aIe peinS so.u, mostly
Small -. =,
i'll Durham fetched Si3u.oUu waen Gu,
up into ninety-s.N farms. Syndirates
aIe getting III tnSif work cnu
*ynuicatc Tor S.ou,uvV ana the latter
disposed oil me ianu 10 another synut-
cate Ior sl,uuv,uvU On, o.uuv .,yreS
InNolHed.
Tenant farmers arc pressing for OPP
portunity ~ own the iand anu large
ianu owners are arailinB themselves
OF the chance TO get out" at nigh
prices
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a.,L Elect, Officers.

FREDEttiIK SBI iiG. jury H. - Inc
s,ocknulucrs % tne FARMERS and Mcr
chants Sta,r LAX at the annual meet
ing iaSt i..,... ciecteu the Ioito~i ing
oniccrs. ", " mas. pTeSiucHS, W. :.
CneSIeS ana l.Se j. graves, wee prGsi-
dents. Jonu 4. Goulumnn. u, cashier:
-. Lvruon oouiuman and grover y.
Iioulunan. assistant CASHIERS. Boaru
OF directors. vi. q. Wilma. ". =. chvs-
ley, Lee j. Graves, Daviu hirsn. T. u.
Hehin, y. +. Rowe, r. 4. St:afna. T.. =.
.>lnde, i. u. Ming. John A.. uouidman.
Jr., l.. l.. Jones, VI. &. Willis. Jr. The
pank has resources OF neariy s@.cOc,-
QUO, and is doing the largest business
It's history.
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LIFT TREATING" BAN
No Longer Against Inv In England
to buy Round of
Drinks.
Iny Askociatsh pres.l

LONDON. July Ill, is M longer
against the Law in England 10 buy
round o: drinks. the liouor boar.i
ha,!ng revoked the mo treating"
osder. VA measure IT points OF,
VA. tue ORDER wiped out the practice
OF treating and IL expresses tbo sou
.nal ne good sense o! the community
sn"nld sGffice TO prevent its revival
.eh tae wasteful and excessive drink
ing to which IL ends"
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TO PASS THROUGH VIRGINIA
'Zech- slornk Troops Numbering 1000.
Los angeles Guests. VIII sail
From Newport News
NV Associated pres,l

SAN DIEGO. CAL. July 1.-THE
,""o zcch -Slorak soldiers who ar
rived here week ago from V!adjyos
iok and nave been guests n, Calnn
hearneN we're ready TO leave today
ioF the East en- route to their homes
in Europe.
Inc veterans Of the Russian ana 81
m.rian campaigns wil go lrst 10
Wac h'ngton and after 4 review OF ma,
NY WI emnark At Newport News.
Inc Czecho- S!oyak e I'm ~ iss,on.
!" men accompanied the battalion from
Slneria. !eil san Diego Tor Washing
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Honor TED Cro.n Nur.es.

WASH NGTON. July II. : MARSHAL
petain. on behaii OF The rrencn gov.
ernment. has bestowed the Croix de
Guerrs on Misses FRANCES and ELIZA
b,th Anderson, OF New Canaan. Conn.
ana Mrs Mildred t'arweil, OF iyosset,
l.. l., Tor bravery while serving as
American Red Cross canteen WORKERS.
according to 4 message which rsacncd
nave been In France almost TWO years.
serving AT Chalons until september.
1918. and after that in canteens In
Neufchateau and north OF Eerdun.
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Mrs. Elizabeth sher,,.

Woodstock. july li.--Mrs Eliza
nc'3 sh"e'z. agad ninety yenrs. Is dead
~ H"r home IT calvary. Shenandoah,
/, "uhtI. She is the widow OF Abra-
nam Shseiz. and Is survived by the
following Children; Marion Sheet. OF
Washington: Phi!ip Shectz. Of WIN
chester. Frank ShcetZ, OF Norfolk: Mrs
william ". Shcc;2. and Misses Kettle
aud licith 81. y, OF Calvary.
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day. II is believed the new minimum
VIII he put In effect soon. probably by
August !. or whereabouts
\ New York messaEc says tina; a
syndicate has been formed to under
take the financing OF $4,000. 600 one
year credit Tor the Ford Motor Com
pany. of Detroit The funds will be
used 10 retire ninety day promissory
notes. u ia understood the financing.
Is for the purchase OF minority stock,
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Olympia Purcell.

20" OF the i:tt Colonel John b. rur-
cell ditd suddenly a, / o'clock tnis
morning Ut her nome at 900 Park Ave
10 nrS; turreli Was over sixty years
or age. The body Viii hc Inferred in
lioliS" wood Cemetery. and funeral ser.
vices VIII probably take place SUNDAY
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Mrs. Katherine koon,.

WlNi'i'i:STEE VA. July il.--Mr..
hath"rin" fnrman Rooms, thirty eight
years old "ife OF First ASSISTANT Post
hAster-Gcncra John g. Rooms, died
last night ~ The residence OF her par
ems. Mr.. and Mra. George w. Haddoh.
from me effects OF Il recent surgical
operation for complications Suryiv.
ing are her husoa nd ono SON. parents
and one brother
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PETERSBURG. VA. July l-Miss
i:rnesline Kinks. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs; william l.. kirks. died last night
a. nor nome IN DinwiddIe. following
u 'ohE period OF failing health Be
sues her parents she !B survived ny
~" SISTERS ana a brother. Funeral III
lhc grave in Blandford Cemetery. sun
NA. A1trrnHnM ~ nGlnnh
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WILL ISSUE BEER LICENSES
Hhode Islnnd 0mciais Act non Theory
that -Four Per Cent Alcohol Ia
Not Intoxicating

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. July 1.-Two
a ano three.quartcrk per cent beer in
Certainly not says Rhode Island
The police commissioners of rro,J
dence announced today thev would
issue licenses on the theory tina, beer
OF Der cent alcohol In strength is
not intoxicating. Reer containing that
amount or 'ess will ne authorized for
SAFE unless Congress intervencs.
- several months ago the Rhode Islapd
|.dte Legs lature passed Law defining
Per cent beer as non intoxicafinr
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GIVE VERDICT OF SUICIDE
Corner Jury Holds Mrs. "<anic" tth~r-
ton WAS Of tnaound
Wind.

I.CNDoN, juy ll,-"Su!c.de. unsound
mind" sums an tho verdict or the
coloncrs jury iato today after an In.
quest into the dramatic death ~ Mrs
Mrs. Arthur Eliot,
The inques; room was filed to
capacity, .and large crowd stood
without awaiting the verdict Fash
ionably dressed women were numerous
among the spectators. Hundreds We're
rcfusId adnllttancc.
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strike Hn,ts lunches.

PARIS, July il.--Lunch va. dit
.,cu!; meal today for most OF Paris
l.tcause OF the many places closed By
a strike OF walters, coos and other
employees n the restaurants. hotels
and cafes. Only the smallest places.
where the proprietor and his family
furnished ali the Ia Dor in the establish
mnnt were able to operate normally.
Delicatessen stores and Stops selling
cold meats and other foods did a big
business
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No Funds For Russian Notes.

NEW YORK. July ll--Ho funds arr.
available 10 pay the interest OIL par
ticipation certificates OF the 5l-2 Pc
cent Russian notes. now defauited. J.
H. Fulton. chairman or the note
folders protective committee, an
bounced today.
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Or. William u. f.noILner

nETERSBURG. VA. july lI'Ipr
" William X. Faulkner. aged sixty FIVE
Iears died this morning at his home
on hin.on street. Surviving him are
ms wire. ono son and four risters.
Funeral services VIII be held nj the
grave IN Blandford Cemetery tomorrow
afternoon a 3 o'clock
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rbnnk American Congress.

RIO JANEIRO. July li.-Congres
today approved resolution that the
Brazilian government should telegraph
it's thanks TO the government and
Congress OF the United States for the
reception given in that country to Or.
Epitaclo Pessoa. the Brazilian Presi
dent elect, during his visit there
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D,,.nnro,. promotion Of omeer.

WASHIN,iTOE, July ll.-Promotion
OF Lieutenant Colonel Robert F. No
bic, Of the army medical corps. 10 be
Brigadier-C;enera vas disapproved
TO-DAY by the Senate Military Commit
tee BY a vote Of to :. Opposition
was said 10 have been based largely
on disregard OF seniority rules in max :
ing the promotion
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-----.-----
GOmpcrs Sails for <n,sterdam.

NEW NIEEN. July IT.-SAinuci t;on-
p"rs president o. the American Fed
sengcrs today on board tho Mare
tanit lie viii represent the American
labor organizations a. an international
congress OF trade unions at Amsterdam
Holland. The congress is revival OF
similar meetings held before the war.
with headquarters in Berlin.
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anbx,. s~cond xummsr

GROVES BABY BOWEL. MEDICINE
will correct the Stomach and Bowel
Troubles and II is absolutely harmless.
Can be given to infants with perfect
safety. See directions on the bottle.
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Harden to Be Amba..adoY.

COPENHAGEN. July ll.-Maximilian
Harden. editor OF Die Zukunf;, OF Ber-
lin. will prooab bly, be appointed German
amba ssador at Washington soon as
diplomatic relations are restored. says
the Fremdenblatt. OF Hamburg.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-04-24

Lee Erb spent last Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Erb At
Gothenberg, Nebr.
Miss hma Bower was passenger to
Denver last Tuesday, where she will
visit few days with friends.
Mrs. Marke Burke of Denver, is Wis
iting in Julesburg with her sister, Mrs.
H. Hudson and family.
E. L. Koenig of Milford, Nebr. ar
rived here Tuesday on short business
trip.
R. L. Drummond of Ovid left Sat-
urday for Omaha, who're he went with
car load Of cattle and hogs.
The Congregations Ladies' Aid will
meet at the home of Mrs. M. E. Hol-
loway next Thursday afternoon, May
1st.
Mrs. Carlton Terry entertained the
members of the s. A. D. Club at her
home last Wednesday evening. Dainty
refreshments were served and an en-
joyable evening spent.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spells of Sterling,
arrived here the latter part of last
week for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Horace Parker and family of near
Ovid, and son John Spelts and family
of this city.
R. J. Mason, Field Man here for the
Great Western Sugar Co., returned
last Tuesday from Omaha, where he
had been to receive medical treatment.
He has been suffering with an afflic-
tion Of the ear. but is now much i'm
proved.
E. o. 'Woodford, the new proprietor
Of the barber shop in the basement of
the Citizens National Bank building,
is starting the ball to rolling right by
thoroughly renovating the shop and
adding greatly to the appearance Of
the establishment by the use of paint,
new linoleum, light fixtures. etc.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-04-24
LOCAL NEWS AND
PERSONALITEMS

Sheriff A. Peterson of Chappell was
Julesburs visitor Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. C. d. Inman were
Sterling visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Groover Of near Haxtun,
vas . JulesburE visitor last Monday.
L. A. Jewell of near Haxtun. was a
Julssburg business visitor Nooday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn La Selle and
family Of Chappell, were visiting with
friends here Sunday.
S. G. Mcdowell Of Sterling, visited
With his brother, P. r. Mcdowell and
family Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. johnson returned from
Sterling last Tuesday, where she had
been called on account Of the illness
and death Of her father, A. ]. McCar-
y.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frederick from
Chappell, were business visitors here
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Mcdowell were
business visitors to Denver last Satur-
day, returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buettgensbach
OF Sedgwick, were Julesburg visitors
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. DeBerard from
Sedgwick, were Julesburg visitors
Friday.
George H. Thompson went to Fort
Morgan for few days visit Wednes-
day.
Attorney John c Sprecher Of Schuy-
ler, Nebr., was Julesburg visitor on
last Friday, attending to legal mat
ters in county court.
W. A. Aldridge, representative of
the Industrial Sugar Co., who has
been making his headquarters in this
city for the past several weeks, was a
passenger to Fort Morgan this morn
ing on short business trip.
Lyons & Kelsey, local dealers Of
the Chandler automobile, inform US
that they will soon receive q car load
Of these cars. six in number. They
report sales good, having already sold
several. The Chandler il becoming
quite popular car in this section, the
price, with quality considered, being
very moderate.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-04-24

A. ]. Mulvihill Of Haxtun, was .
business visitor here Monday.
C. B. McKinstry and wife of Sedg-
wick, were Julesburg visitors Mon
day.
A. Ahnstead Of Haxtun, was . Wis
itor here last Monday attending to
business matters.
John H. Cordes of Wallace, Nebr.,
was business visitor in Julesburg on
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Unxicksr Of
Chappell, were JulesburE visitors last
Friday.
James Kirvan and N. w. Maroney
of Denver, who had been here for q
week auditing the books Of the coun-
ty offices, left last Saturday for Holy
oke.
Mrs. C. L. Templeton, who has been
visiting her son, Harley Templton and
family Of this city for the past sever
al weeks, left last Monday for Wichi-
ia, Kansas, where she will visit with
relatives.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-04-24

be known as Ordinance No. l24 anl
shall take effect and be in full fsree
from and after its passage, approval
and publication according to lav.
Passed and adopted, signed and -
proved, this, the 2lst day II ADsa 4.
D. 1919.
G. H. AUSTIN, Mayor.
(SEAL)
Attest:
G. s. KINSNAN, Town Clerk.
Published April 2l. 1919.