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Ky Babe Ruth.
lSncnlai 10 IN rln"s"nisnatcn

Especial To The Times Dispatch.
NEW YORK. June l5.-Y"u know
there is Just one thing ia the world
am really worried about. and hat
is That might go Il wcen - So with
out knocking a home run. in which
G GaSS ny, ny friend over in the right
out OF his :nroat. never Aii ma
out who he is. I'm not ~urr ever
even saw him; but. like the poor. he
Is always with us, He has {, funny
i!tt!c voice that cuts Trough the
noise of the crowds like a buzz cav.
Ordinarily never pay any attention
% me ihihEs tho crowGs say One
IHv ,hcy boot at YOU .lid tho next
mat they pay their way in at the
gate and that's part OF their fun. one
gay a Fellow on the train gave me Il
book about Napoleon, ana read
whcr" old Nap was riding down the
boulevard To something or other and
tho crowds were cheering him just
ike he had battcd out u four-bag-
ger with the bases fun one of his
officers told him il looked like he was
pretty strong with the people. and
Napoleon replied: They would cheer
Just as loud If were on the way 10
get my head cut off.
Iiasr ball Crowd InronsIstcnt
| don't claim To- be any Napoleon
but old Nap had "a baseball crowd
inquired out for fair That's the way
they are. They jus, like TO lave a
lot doing They cheer when | knock
= homer, and they often hoot when |
ian out; they have n lot of fan either
WA.
figure that -! job is 20 h. he
n3ii, and theirs - To cheer o; hpot
or Whatever they want to- So don't
bother much either way. Tha. : my
E,atc ~ mind :"Nl.! tila fans IN
general imagine that most OF
thcm are more or less my friends ana
let II go at that.
All except my little sQucaky friend
IN right field I'll admit he's got my
goat. IL isn't what he says to me
don't care about that. But when
ever the old bali goes whiiinG by
me and ! swat the air. the first
thought that comes into my mind Is
now awful this bird is going to feel
about II. You would think to hear
that CIpp my batting average was
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BABE RUTH is WORRIED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WHO SITS IN RIGHT FIELD
Home-Run King Fears Squeaky-voiced Individual Will
Fall Dead Unless He Keeps on Swatting
Pill Outside the Park.

somehow connected with heart beats
II missed the ball Il few times. he
and die of suiiication or modification
or something like that II isn't only
AT IN" baseball field lie carries all
worries home with him at right lie
calls me up AT the hotel Every time
have had a day. this bird writes me
n letter at the hotel. in wh.ch ne
severely enters down the total OF my
SINS OF commission ana commission.
Monday he criticized me for not taxi
IN; n punch at my friendly rival, Ty
'ooo on the prS'ious afternoon.
''tnhc"' Receives love Notes"
Ills little love notes" run usually
something like this: What ayr YOU
trying I" do. you hig. stiff. You went
a. ""t TOUR Zines today IA you only
nj; 90 "Ie hit. iou hasn't llrocllGi
"A home run for four days
don't know whether he thinks he
- telling me some news" or wants
record aga INST me. When larrup
out couple, he writes me a note
AZ the hotel and SAYS: You Knocked
IN TWO runs today" | guess he
tact myself. and lie wants to keen
ne pos,cd. You've heard about the
FELLOW who had an awful thing hap
pen To him: lie lost his shadow. Say.
That wouldn't worry mo ut all. Not
while my friend in right-ncld bleach
"rs keeps his health and strength.
What worries me Is that | cant
terid, whether my saucaky little
friend is Il link or mascot; ,ion.t
KNOW whether to cross my fingers or
give mental come on" sign when
l near him tuning up. For his cwn
S S"l,s' l. hope ! am the only player he
of us would kill him sure.
one Thing though, If any pitcher
Turns up in this league who gets the
indian sign on me, the way pitchers
10 some times on the best bnttnrs
l nave some advice 10 give him right
now. IL he strikes me out too many
zines. ne had better go homo from
.me na,i 'ieid Sideways with his back
against protecting fence and y.
tarciu!iy around corners, or the boy
Win IA" spucaky voice VIII page him
sure. ''''
Copyright by Chris,y Walsh Svnj,.
Catc).
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CURE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Juno i5.--Further improve.
u. en- VA" noted In the curb market today
--tShoHEh trading was smaller scale
4heFc Wa AN absence of pressure and
on l!Eht buying prices advanced slightly
h!Ehcr. cities Service selling cx-dtv!.rnd
stocks were irregular at the opening hat
displayed q better tone a. The session nrc.
crossed. The preferred shares were iriiiest
ei the group. rising more than no:n,s
oo-n"S Ieltoicuni was well bought and Il
I!'Hi ,uLn"rt"nc was reported in Interna-
,;onal PETROLEUM and Anglo \ merican on
Mhf"calbn t!l moved off In the carly af-
t'Th"pi but IN" turnover was small In
iuSl'!ats moved over narrow rang. ana
changes VIZ mixed. The motor storks
continued neglected
Metal shares dcvc!1ped no wide move.
n,'ntS and :. generally steaSy tone was
>E"wn thr"ugout the group. san Oh Is
which FOR weeks had been selling around
%, were offered heavily
.L-.n - Il -
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Government Lonns $500: .Os,

WASiiiN MOTION. June 1.-THE In
tcrsiatc Commerce. Commission today
approved government loan to the
Georgia and Florida Railway Com
nhuy Of 100000 to enable the road to
meet maturing indebtedness ana to
make additions and bc,termcnts TO
COS; Sio0. GEO including the laying %.
new rails and the improvement, Of Tie
road from Augusta TO Kcysvillc.
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crimes. Left on bascs-Ncw Yor,,
u; Chicago. 10. Base on bails--ori
auEhn. i: OF Barnes. 3: or Snll.c
l. ,ilts--on benton, 1 in inning;
on h',hcS. = in innings; or Salier
IN innings. Hit by pitcher--hy
Vaughn young. Monroe) Struci,
out-hy vaughn. 2; by Benton, /. Nv
Barnes: >; by Sallcc. >. Passed hail
nSinith. Winning pitcher -Sallns.
9:3I
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Move to Lcngthen Navigation.

WASH NfTtN, Juno l".-'rho Scott
h!ii i"ngth"ninG the navigation sea
son on tho Great Lakes and permit
ting use of two instead Of three crews
on vessel" making short trips was
passed toby il the House. The meas
IRE now goes to the Senate
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M"CulIou1h Heads World Rotary.
Hy Associated press

EDINBURGH. SCOTLAND. June IL.
DIR. Crawford c. Mccullough. or
Fort William. Ont. was today unan-
imousiy elected president Of the In
iernational Association of Rotary
clubs now in annual session here. for
the ensuing year
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Rcat.cnunt tntc Cut tn q rrr Ccnt

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE New
York Federal Reserve Bank today re-
duccd rcdiscount rates on commercial
paper from Gle to per cent. All
these hanks rates now arc on a 6 per
cent basis
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Phfia,ittnllln

r ihI,fTstahn ,i...'..-. oil o2O coo III;
t2l. WITT WHEY j. w yMG, base e. hni,s-pykes
I ,". Speaker. Threc-base nj 1n"h-
vxE it, stolen bases = Wnlch
s; Speaker. Sacrifice Wiz, VIZ
c ;iI.," 1'" "a! m;, LEI, on baass.
on h4ils-ofl iIasty. 3: off t,nvsIa aS.tses
"r iiii:ts-oif TASTY. II in 10 innings:
oil l. ysie. in Inning. Struck or
KeSfc '''Vei ,,,t,i; g. Losing PITCHER
riariv -rS;nmp'rSs Evans and Mo-
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REDS ARE OuTBAT7ED,
BUT THEY WIN GAME
lny AssoclAted r.. s.. /

CINCINNATI. June l5.-Althnugh
outbattea more than two 10 one. Gin
cinnati bounChcd three hits with an
error in the second inning ana won
from Philadelphia today. to /.
dcI nj In
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IaIT'd Tor D00k IN sovon-h
i'pstoh seq. ,....... 100 100 ni0--S
81 Louis " DoO ana Dnn
summary: Three nase hit Eccck.l
stolen base-B occkel Sacrifice hit
--F"rd. Donhic day arbaro and
uoikc. Left on bases -Ppstun. s.;
peschgcr, = on poak. |. OFF Shcrdoj.
!. ili;s on Doak. I in innings: of.
Shcrdcl, : IN ? innings. struck ont
by ocschgcr .: by podl.. &; by
Sh' rdel. l. Losing pit,Nc .'--bcai.
tnh,ircs - Quiglcy and o'nay. Time
lilo.
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SPORTS
SENATORS BEAT BROWNS,
SCORING Z RUNS IN EIGHTH
three Singles Are Responsible for
Winning Tailics Cross
ing Plate.
lBy Nssoclnted pross-

WASHINGTON. June Washing
ton won the hrst OF series of i've
games from st. Louis today. to >.
singles by Shanks. O'Rourke. Julce
and Harris accounted for III. yvir-
ninG runs in the eighth. Potb
Smoker and Courtney. the starting
pitchers. We're knocked out OF III.
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BELMONT ENTRIES

and t't 81 aocIcondittons: three. yc.r.,Jd,
~ 80 ~. Pns mile. Scotland Yot, ia. n"t'
,hG"W HuiIly, 100; Wrvckcr i15. SJst.'- 81
~. hnrichrL i2l Rouyhnhniri lis Iobn
~ ZONES. ip1' itartmOor. lie
III rag. - selling. steaplechase; four
,nIiSSt"F. W. ,kisncr. ii2 'Nsw Haven.
~ whLtHn,F TT6al. 10. Fair Mac, its:
Third rncc--tho IIlllsdaIe he,d,c,,
az unr'cryrhr .nIdS and up; one rniic--Snryitor'
Is, ihhhicTstorm. 100. Dnn!niuu. 'I.d
ii;Hrd hr.Ehion, li9; Upsat. I2i; Or CLARK
- ~ n,o, ncnh,a'n Aicock; io7; 'Goaier. 81:
Fourth Tnc"--lhe Coaching Club .m.,
lean OAKS; hilies: hrce-ycar-Jit!s. on NIL.
and three :ur!ongs Nancy lee. l2l FIN,
prI,,i''' III Ten Buttohs. ia: Joan Marie,
Eit,n ras.s17ssi,inE; three year-olas sis
ii0; Polar iiG; iioldup; io5: ridlnss, 100:
llb: Nohant. 1876. Sguaw Man lis; Turn.
about, lCi; Jamaica Belle lOg. Nachins
Gunner. liz: Galiot. i07 Rustler. ioy.
sixth racc---inaideDs. two year olds, Ave
turioussi sirlight---.tknusu if5; Master
Hand liS h-isrciT. ne; CAPE Pillar,
Twenty seventh Division. liz: EsaeutidS..
lis, June Grass. iI5: brilliant Rey Iie:.
Boundtu. !l2; Knot erase. IFS! irish
RriSpdiCT, ll5; Ray Jay. MS; San Stesano,
ilS: Olympus. iid. Broomnsr. ii5.
-------------4-------------
southern Association Rcxuits.
Memphis. 6; Little Rock. T.
Mobile. 4 New Orleans. g.
Chattanooga. 4. Atlanta. {, (Caiied,
Nashville. i: Birmingham. s,
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I chicago.

pN'tlN I ~ ~ =
'Battcd for Rapp in riuth
Ran FOR snyder in ninth.
tEattcd for liouton IN second
Hitin FOR killcfcr in o.HVcmth.
Score by innings: r.
New York ....... 0uu 600 lO2 dl.- :;
Chicago .... 200 goo nGn OOo-2
summary 1'wo-basr hits Frisch.
Flack. Kelly. Home run-'lack stolen
s"S-FlacE. Frisch. Smith. Sac-i-
nee h!ts--Sallcc. Bancroft. Double
To Kallanrr ~
Grimes: Kcllchcr Ia Grimes. Ecilcher
to Hollochcr to killefer. Deal TO
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tipliii WV '"i uuu--i
Cincinnati ........ Oh GOO hUX--i
summary: Ti,rce- base hits-Mcu-
sci. Wrishtstonc. Sacrifice hits
kopf. Bohnc. Double plays-Kopf To
Bohnc To naubcrt: Rawlings 10 Par
kins"n {" Lee. Left on bascs--Cin-
cinnati. ,; Philadelphia. 10. Bases
on bails-on Luquc. !; OF Smith. |.
struck out-by I.uquc. i. Wild pitch
--Luuuc. Cmpircs--McCormic and
Hart. Timc-l
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JUN0 n. IN-.,
"L.NN ISi, farmers stock market .Juie,.
iac I" Soc ucr bushcl. Old stock Spanish
rlc per bush"!.
IHGiSlAS. farmers stock. market quiet.
fhhcN .luTU hos a. 20 7iSc yer 10
i.rine jun bos. i'ac TO 6i1c nor 10.
Edncy runners. .i=c to 81 pcr 10
Extra DriUc runners SC To 5iS,. nor In
lripie runners iiqc 10 Sc pn- H.
smelling stock. Jisc 10 4iac per ID
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
By \. l.. ADAMSON.
Real Estate AuCtiouycr.
AUCTION SAIL.
nIf


AN ATTRACTIVE HOUSE AND LOT.
40. $40 LAWSON STREET. SOUTH
RICHMOND. VA.
~ the request OF tho owner. / will
sen AT nublic auction. on tho promises.
on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY or
JUNE. 1921,
At O'Clock T. NJ.
the above house ANA lot. fronting
81 = feet on tho south siGe OF Lawson
|,.trc.t between Thirty second and
ihirtE- third Streets. running back an
'''suiar "l"th 10 feet 10 AN alley.
TThGG dwelling Is q well arranged
order. ga A'ou
TERMS: Announced a, tho sal.
\. l.. ApAMSON.
Auctionccr.
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PITTSBURGH,

Pittsburgh loI mn oW, :,
summary; Two-bnsc hits Ecis
SGhmandt, Carey. Maranvilic, l<iI.luCr
Ihrce-basc hits l<ildun. Corny
stolen 8, basG-Schmidt. Double PLAYS
!SoI, ana Schmandt. Ieft on bases
-Brooklyn. &. Pittsburgh & Hns
ON balis--"n Cooper. |. uits--nfI
COOPER 10 IN 6 innings: oft ponder
in innings. Struck ont"hv
IrimcS. J.; by Cooper. 3: by Ponder.
pioInp '",pnr'S-Moran and
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EINANclAI

LONDON. June l.-Bar silver. sd per
ounce. Money, -. per cent Discount
rates: short bills, 81 icr cent. three
Munth h.La. a-iG Tcr cont
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Icy SUTTON 81 TURIN.
Real Estate Auctiouccrs.
COMM SSlONERS' AUCTION SALE
or
Two Splendid Lots
In North Richmond

Pursuant 10 a decree II tn" chan
cory Court Of the city ii Richmond
entered the 7th day Of June. l34I. in
The chauCcry suit OF JCscpn Il. Terry
We. Irwin Baiu 81 ais. We viii offer AT
auction III" property Hereinafter de
sCribcd. on
MONDAY. JUNE %. 1921.
AZ o'clock J.. NJ.
on tn" premises
All those two certain lots of land in
the city of Richmond. Va. described
as follows:
First. BEGINNING at the nurthwc.;
corner OF Barton Avenue and Craw-
FORA street. theme. running along tic
west llhc of EartOn hycnu. and front
INK thereon fifty feet. thence bncl.
rom said front between uarailol lines
i5S ir"t to an alley Is feet Md" and
second. B"SinnIng at a point on tho
"c@t I4hc OF carton ivcnu. 100 foe,
n"r'h OF the north liisc OF Crawford
2t''',. thchcc running in uorthc-lr
direction and fronting on Harro.,
avenue q" tc't thence back Do,rccn
parallel lines 1875 feet to AN sll.y X
icct wide. "''' -"
one OF the above lots has s,,,
sthht!al garage hunt uDon ibn 70.
portion uf same '''''
TERMS. cash
HILL MONTAGUE.
NtEN. II. SANDS
Special Commissioners.
Th" bond required Of tho Snnci,I
pHih!SSloN"rS by the above deere.
mas been GVly given.
SIihS. O. SAVILI.E. clerk
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Markets

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. June l5-Tur.
peni!nc, steady. 65s. sales, 20: rcccirts.
rs; shipments, 22i; stock. 25..l5. Ros!n
hrln; saios. 1872. receipts tci; shipments.
- stock, !sp.9i9 Qu6,c: Is. 30. II. l..
% n a.IH. y. $40 ~ Sd q. $50. II, s53f o.
l. SO I+oD: X. i.i1la5; NJ. 400. 100;
y. 80. VIC. $50. WV. go
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summary: Two-base hits-TobIn'
it.iahs. Thrcc-hase hit-Sisler.
Stcrlnce hits = O'Rourkc Brewer
Charity. Double pIavs-o'pn,,rL
to Judge; shanks Ia Harris To 'Jmdrn
ltit on hascs-St. Louis, 6; Washin,.
5oh. y Bases on balls--oT Courtn"v
- - hn Sh"cker; |: off Kolp. /: off
ID innings; off Kolp. none in I On
innings: OF Richmond . in 81 in.
nn'nE; off Baync. . in l-3 innings; off
Schach; = in l 90 innings ~, o,L
9ui-by Courtney. /: by Koln,
winning pitchcr-Schncht Ios,,c
pr 'h."-Richmon 1nnircs-0wn,i
Ma ana Chill Ti,nS--i.55 "'"
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THURSDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF

~ the request Of tho owner. will
sci! AT nublic auction. on tho promises.
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st. Io,,ls.
Washington.

'Battcd FOR Lee in eighth.
Tnattcd for kolp In eighth.
tBatted for Haync in ninth
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rETERsnuEG PEANUT MARKET.

Ikerort"a 10y Rodgers, pIummer Il Co
luC)
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-09-15

tom thence of blocks to point where
and S sns SECTION. a II g II to
ss g "a :: ssa .is,s. S nc g I'd
and sections 2 and section H. township point
% t @ M Of awn .snss gii M
% se SOL so along the %s line
line of township the Sc s2 township IL
range rkEeHScT r + e. Ps1t SSa fxS n sexi'n"s
east oa af as% the NE E
P III sa.s sh 4 3 s s 81 wnbs Of n lis ID % W
snip IL range rang % ~ thence noh no on section line 80
lions and ss said township a
the ns s @ dse ss e ,ns ns
the North h line Of street center Of Cedar
sn m b and % o sn os of s &c e e sn % north
line fourth nf
dar the north line blocks carEsons Addition
aehg @ @ % % 5 81 n ned @ % s
@ ] nr the ans o @ line an sTfsn n ] and % sownshp 4 2
20 and M in sal said township p North line Of
ship r. the the, point that place
be the court huse 1nS ihS y
petition was va presented to the Boar Of County
and H five pray4e pnG that the W pre- s
% sna 1nPfas s n bSa Ss M M % pe @ nsf o not Of ss 5
e sn KeGse l De- that sSns m
net number three be and hereby established boundary
Sc running thence west
along the south Line of said township the southwest
2e SEE sections % and 4 sections II and township
a. along the line of said townh r. anr @ and m
east to & st ne @ of section sections g g. % % an s. j. in f a @ dss g south m ns
thence south along the section line township H.
the % m 1Sns tow m Dxs s
said township range point benng and ID the e ] S
place for said voting precinct three is hereby located
Equalization September 20
NELLIE NICHOLS Clerk
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-09-15
AN AIRPLANE SUGGESTION

A resident in a neighboring county
recently wrote his home paper that
he made complaint to road officials
about the deplorable condition of a
certain highway, and the best he got
was a suggestion to buy an airplane.
Possibly some county officials i'm
agine that the day of the airplane is
so near at hand that it is waste of
money to build or repair roads. Or
dinary travel in the air may be near,
and if it is we don't want to do Of
ficials of this county an injustice by
accusing them of neglecting the roads
for that reason. If it is true, then
our roads are in good shape to aban-
don, or will be by the time the fall and
winter rains have gotten in their
work. But somehow we can't feel
that airplane travel is going to be
general much before the first of the
year, so we would suggest that if our
officials want to do the greatest good
for the greatest number they just
forget about the airplane suggestion
and get busy with repair work on
every foot of road where it is going
to be badly needed few weeks from
now,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-09-15
ROLLING PRAIRIE

There will be no Sunday School in
the Sprick school house Sunday NOR
ming, Sept. 18th. There will be prea-
ching at 200 P. NJ. by Rev. lockers
of Daily, Colo, and Sunday School af-
ter preaching. His object is to get
people interested in Sunday School.
Everybody come!
Mr.. J. Yaggie went to Denver on
business Monday and returned home
Friday.
Mr.. Henry Sprick left for Sterling
Tuesday to attend the fair being held
there this week.
Mr.. Lowe and family are moving
back to Aurora, Nebr. where they will
make their future home.
Wylie Walker, piano tuner, will be
in Julesburg and territory Monday,
Sept. 10Th. Leave your order with US
Austin and Mccoy. s8-15.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-09-15
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sunday School 10 A. NJ.

Sunday School 10 A. NJ.
Morning service II A. NJ.
Anthem. Jesus Lover of My Soul"
p. A. Schneider.
Sermon subject, "The Higher Loyal
ty"
Young Worshippers sermon. Boys
and girls plan to be present.
Epworth League 80 P. NJ.
Leader, Miss Mary Ward.
Evening service 1880 P. M.
The Junior choir will be out in full
force. Come and back them up and
show your appreciation and praise
God with them.
Sermon subject, Touching Jesus"
Choir practices Thursday, Sept Is
at 1880 P. NJ. Senior choir at parson-
age and Junior choir at church.
Mid-week Prayer Service Wedncs-
day at 7:45 P. NJ.
We invite all who have no church
obligations elsewhere to worship with
us. Everyone heartily welcome.
A. j. WALLER, Pastor
DR.. Hess fly chaser. Any size cans.
Cleveland & Law
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-09-15

A good time for you and one for me.
A wondrous city you will see.
And spend night of mirth and
glee.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all young people in the community.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORS OF
CHURCH OF CHRIST.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-09-15
A TRIP TO DENVER, FRIDAY.
SEPT Is, 1921, 1870 p. N

Statlon-East Entrance to Court
House
Denver, Colorado.
We want you there,
II you'll come with US at 7:3O,
Wei! show you sights you've never
seen.
Denver, where the state convention
Is to be,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-09-15
A QUESTION

Oh say, is the story true
That is told on the streets Of the
Gar and you,
That while some get their coal from
the city dump,
At seven per, while we must plunk
Just twice that sum and then two more
To bring the coal to the kitchen
door.
If this is true, it don't seem right;
| tell you dads we'll make fight;
Well kick and bite, and gouge and
squcal,
And let you know just how we
feel.
Old Fossil John.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-09-15

DR.. Hess fly chaser. Any size cans.
Cleveland & Law.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-09-15
PROCEEDINGS Of THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

I'll. po.,s Tuesday, September
adjourned
pesa n ~ y Hodges chairman Gustav sprk Sellers
v" H. Pound County
Ihe following claims audited allowed ~
ORDINARY FUND
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-09-15

NELLIE E. NICHOLS, Clerk.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-12-16
OLD CRY OF ~STOP, Thief
RAISED YWAR PROFITEERS WHEN HARD
PRESSED TO LEAD INDIGNANT PUBLIC
OFF ON FALSE TRAIL DE-
CLARES SENATOR
Says Wages Have Never Caught Up With Living Costs
-Laborers' Earnings Buy Less Today Than
Before War

cost 25 per cent more in 1919 than
in 1918, and 1920 cost II per cent
more than 1919, the limit of forbear-
ance had been reached. The storm
broke The American people demand
ed that the robbers who were plunder-
ing the public be called to account.
And the robbers were ready to raise
the cry of "stop thief" and lead an in
dignant public off on false trail
The real profteers were fully or
ganized and prepared. They had been
organizing trusts and combinations to
control prices for twenty years. They
had control of agencies to make the
alarm nation wide. Their press GOV.
cred the entire country.
They raised a great hue and cry
against labor. Organized labor was
the guilty party" They claim that
there were more than 27,000,000 wage
earners in this country; that nearly
one e-fourth of them were organized in
unions; that these unions had forced
enormous wage advances, and that
this had lifted the general wage level
and thus caused the unprecedented
increase in the prices.
The great and all powerful monop
olies had been forced to increase
prices or stop production They would
never have thought of increasing
prices" if these labor organizations
had not forced them to do so to mee
the demand for extortionate wages
They had been completely at the
mercy of the labor unions and had suf
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