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AVS HIS PROTEGE is READY FOR HARDER TRAINING
ABOUT FISH
and FI3HERMEN
BY William, b. Simmons.
HIGH WATER.
Sandy Hook. island. Heit CAT
\. VI. Pm. An. PM An PA

G0vefHOfs
An rM AM I'M TM An " f rM
E,. Es,,,. 3"" }5,Sos Ss3 5S!ts sHs siS s.ss
=, tEastcn standard time. Add one hour for day.
light savingJ
Generally fair weather but fresh
east and northeast winds is the pre-
diction for day.
The black bass season opens in this
State June 16, two weeks from yes
terday 1t opens in New Jersey and
on the Delaware River one day
earlier
Weakfsh should be taking bait in
nearby waters before the end Of next
week. II is an inexplicable fact that
'hey generally take the bait in Ja.
maica Bay earlier than in Barnegat
Bay about fifty miles further south
Another singular fact is they bite
sooner in Jamaica Bay than in the
lower New York Bay. Again they
Will, as rule, take nothing but
shrimp in the former, while in the
latter they seem to prefer shedder
crab.
Following are some OF tie good
places for weakfsh: On Jamaica BAY.
The Raunt. Broad Channel, Canarsic,
Bergen Beach: on lower New York
Bay. Great Kills, Huguenot, Princess
Bay. For the last two or three years
weak fishing has not been good any
where nearby, but it has been worse
In the lower bay than elsewhere.
At this time thirty years ago the
-. 90 hE IL ~ II
lined every fine day with fishermen
from 5Oth street to Riverdale. They
were after striped bass and they got
them. A few fishermen may still be
seen in places, but they get little
more than the outing. The river is
SC polluted now that the fishing is
negligible.
Some devotees still go to washing
ton Point and get an occa sional
"striper," but the fish come few and
far between, and are mostly small.
The failure of the fishing is to be re-
gretted all the more because a day
on the banks of the Hudson affords
one Of the most delightful outings to
be had anywhere in the wide world.
That fishing on the Hudson was
! "eally good at the time referred to,
q bit of my own experience will show
Below the Soldiers and Sailors Mon
ument on Riverside Drive was a rail-
road signal tower. Three brothers
named Nevins minded it and they
built little fishing pier alongside to
add to their income. Fishing from
that pier in the fall OF 1897 caught
| sixty-seven striped bass in six weeks
and four OF them averaged 9is
pounds. On Election Day I hooked n
bass that must have weighed forty
pounds. but held him too firmly with
the result that he broke my line and
escaped. However. | got four fish
later in the day that together weighed
moro than twenty pounds
The evening world., 1921-06-03
Leonardo II. Gets Jump
On His Field and Wins
Withers in HOLIOU StYLe

dence with the veteran yesterday
Stromboli and Regal Lodge trained
together until about a week ago, and
Il was probably Sande's memory OF
their comparative merits that prompt
ed him to keep Stromboli at the race
until he had disposed of the former
Stablemate. After that was accom-
pllshed he allowed Stromboli to loat.
and that proved fatal.
Sweep BY furnished r. A. Lawson
with his first winner of the season,
and the we'll bred son of Sweep-lrl-
descence acted as though he were IN
tended for better things. Sweep By's
effort in the Juvenile was impressive
and yesterday Rodriguez handled him
confidently even while the pacemaker,
Black Rascal. appeared to be holding
a comfortable lead. When he was
finally called upon Sweep BY re-
sponded gallantly.
n. Brooks. who rode Ormond N
that" steeplechase on wednesday,
has been suspended pending an in
vestigation of the entire race. No
official announcement has been made
of a ruling against Fennessy. who
rode James 4. sheridan for part OF
the journey, and nothing further has
been done toward Brady who was
suspended for refusing to admit that
his mount had been forced outside
the course by Ormead.
Trainer Jack Mccormack OF the
p. A Clark stable has decided to ship
Nancy Lee out to Latonia to try for
the oaks there. Nancy has the Louis
vile Oaks to her credit, and as she
appears to have the Indian sign on
the Western fllies there seems good
reason for shipping her.
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open air boxing show 10 DO staged Al the bsse-
ball park at Binghamton " Y. tonight. II ought
to be = atinR fsS, bout IS 10th men are agrees
I've and stin punchers.
Midget Smith. the local bsntamreisbt. left to-day
for Freddie welsh's farm a, summit. n. J.. where
10 will get into shapo for future coututs
Hapy Iittietm, the proGas& New ORLEANS
tniddle~right. sdded another victory TO his list
on Monday night by knocking out battling Or
tega. the crack Western fighter. in the fourth
round Of Q scsasdlloi fiftDneh round cDntsst Al
the PIsoury osrdsns at New orsAus hcfore .
crowd Of 600 nsht fan.
At uhs Ouean Park A A. OF Long Bnpoh. "
j., tn.nlsit. Bud Sprateiey. tho oolorod iishtcs
OF Seahright. n. j.. will 90 against Sammy Good,
uhe hard-hrtins ~~at~wsisht Of Cahhbruh, In the
fess,Es hsu. Of tvAw ,unds Bsrnis NS~~An
siesh Nike sinriair In tho ssni-flnsl. Thsre
sill Be three other e0us between psonasins
bOs.
Ont Of the s35 zoo worth Of tShnts which lily
ihnon hsd ssle at the Criterion CAFE ~ l4gth
street and ThiId Avenue for the Benny Leonard.
Rockey Kansas battle 81 the HARRISON (N. J.i
bassball field on Monday night. 81 900 worth
Of tbem have already been purdh Ased by Jconari's 4
trends. The ale Of tickets in Jersey City and
Newark has alrAdy gone over the SIS 900 mark
Harry AArAsll, tie crack English flyWeishi
who has fought Jjmmy Wilde twice and besids
has made big hit with the fsht fans in thin
country . result of his great fighting since b,
came here, was matched TO-DAY to meet JohnnJ
Buff. the nyweisht champion OF this county fo
twelve rOs'nds .. the Armory A, A. Of Jersey Cat.
on THURSDAY night
Within the next twenty fo,u hour a mAtct
will PROBABLY b. olinchod bstwecn Willie jackson
Of ths cu and Mel Coosan OF Brooklyn. Match
maker weroe Of the SaiionAl Sporting Club o
p-'rc'' u 70 hook w IN. me, 70 in . ten
round bout at the Detroit baseball park on III
afternoon Of July 2.
| Low Raymond, who srranges boEs for the Hun,
Point SportinE cub. has completed his reglls
weekly fs,ie programme for Tuesday night Jac.
Hausner. who has been performing In credltIbl
manner AZ the various local clubs. has been mstohe
10 boz Charley Goodman, veteran Of oTer S. 90
conieSs. IN one Of tho twelve round events. Bddi
SlstoAu. sho hes taken Tommy Muuhy's pllcs q
The evening world., 1921-06-03
Aalapa Farms Representa-
tive'S Race Not Impressive,
as He Is Tired at Finish.

I EONARDO II. won his Withera
l. just about the same way Jack
Dempsey wins his fights-easilY.
Beyond getting in that first wallop
by racing his field dizzy through the
first half mile the Xalapa Farm rep"
resentative, nor any of the others Of
the Withers field, helped very much
toward the solution OF the three
year-old problem. From present in
dications, the championship rests IN
the West, and will remain there until
tho Bradley colts come to Saratoga
during August, and that after their
arrival It will be found this year is
very lacking in real high class ma
terial so far as the selection OF
successor for Man o. Wars crown
is concerned.
The Withers, all considered. was
not very much OF test. 1t may
have been decided by the ragged
start. Leonardo lis final quarter
mile indicated that had there been
anything near him he would have
gone seeking that little hole in the
fence tired horses are supposed to
look for. There were seven starters
Jour Oh LHeIu Htu ckSuoco VI oohiC
sort. Leonardo H., of course, didn't
need any. He had all the best of the
start and a clear track to make his
getaway, and he needed 1t. Sporting
| Blood was away slowly. but he al
ways does that. or all the three year.
olds that have been shown in the
East this season Sporting Blood gives
about as good an indication as any
that he will be going on during the
fall when the distances lengthen out
Grey Lag was away poorly and was
persistently bothered by Exodus for
| the first five furlongs, but after get
ting clear he failed to come on as
| really first class colt would have.
Knobbies excuse was being blocked
during the early running, but he, TOO,
would have come on had he been
really good. Touch Me Not, who was
away last, showed himself better than
Knobbie in the stretch run. Exodus
and Montalvo ran so poorly they were
without excuse. When excuses have
to be put forth for championship pre-
tenders it seems that they are rather
an unworthy lot--which Is what this
seasons crop seems to be.
Gusher Bill Rowe shot his best bar
rel in the way OF two year olds with
1.-THE good looking OIL Man, admittedly
better than st. Maurice, and the max
ing OF a handy juvenile, as the race
was run. Oil Man showed a lack oI
education and an inclination 10 bea,
toward the inner rail when driver
through the final eighth. but he will
overcome that He looks the part OF
n runner.
} Clarence Hummer, whose second cal
was taken over by the Harry Payne
Whitney stable before the opening o.
the season with such a loud fanfar,
OF trumpets, seems now at liberty 4
ride any other horses hut the whitney
candidates. He rode Sporting BlooC
yesterday when Penman was astridt
Exodus in the Withers.
, Strombolrs defeat had n create
visible effect on Sam Hildreth thai
, that OF Grey Lag, or the run-up o
, Lord Brighton after the latter wa
. tilted from $4,000 to $1,000 by th
, haltermen. Sande made few mistakes
but he seemed guilty OF over-conh
The evening world., 1921-06-03
Dempsey Displays Punch at Bat,
Rut as Pitcher He Is False Alarm

last act of a big musical Production
here. -
Jack has baked at the orders for
absolute half on all exercise pre-
scribed. This was to give him added
weight to stand next weeks grilllng
In the sparring ring. He persists in
taking his daily walks OF several
miles. accompanied by his pet dogs.
He now weighs close TO 200 pounds.
The injured dog, Sophie Ginsburg, hit
by a motor car on the road several
days ago, had recovered enough to
accompany the champion for a con-
siderable distance yesterday morning,
and Jack had his driver accompany
him to carry Sophie back In the ma
chine when she showed signs Of tired
ness.
Since publication OF news of the in
jury TO his pet, Jack has received
offers of gifts OF a number OF dogs of
fancy breed and high pedigree, but
has refused tine offers with thanks in
favor OF keeping the two which are
high in his affections.
Joseph II. Moss. a member Of the
Atlantic Lodge OF Elks. presented the
champion with a handsome gold card
case yesterday. Dempsey is a mem
ber OF the Long Branch. N J.. lodge.
The evening world., 1921-06-03
Georges viii Start New Train
ing Activities at ManhaSSet
Camp To-Day.
- EoRGEs CARPENTER, the

- EoRGES CARPENTER, the
French aspirant TO JACK
Dempsey's crown, took day
off Yesterday. contenting himself with
N iaunt on the road in the morning
and a long walk in the afterno on
Most OF the time between walks the
European champion spent In louns-
ing around his camp at Manhasset'
L, l. In the evening he watched a
fiye-recl movie, which was shown IN
his training camp residence. Tne
picture was projected by a portable
machine. which was brought in from
New York. This sort Of entertain
ment. which Carpenter enjoys
greatly. will be provided for MIN
twice a week for the rest Of his tram
ing peric d. He shows a preference
for movie comedies, but delighted IN
the others also. ho
To-day is reception day Tor tne
press a; Carpenters camp, ana
Eeorres plans strenuous WORKOUT
Ne is now ready for harder training,
according 10 Manager Descamps, ana
will probably take on three sparring
mariners during the course OF this
sfternoon's workout. ,
Carpentier has received many inVl-
tstions from some OF the higher-ups
ir the Long Island social circIes' Out
II was decided definitely yes
terday that he should not accept any
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OF them. Il have no time" he ex-
planned. SHOULD | accept one i would
have to accept other invitations"
Some of the camp followers com
pared the Leonard Kansas bout TO
the coming contest between Carpen-
tier and Dempsey.
'It will be miniature Dempsey
Carpenter battle" said Gus Wilson,
Georgess chief trainer. with Kansas
enacting the role Of Dempsey. and
Leonard the part OF Carpenter. One
is a powerful. rushing fighter, the
other a cool. calculating, thinking
boxer who can hit and fight when
necessary. Cdrpentier-l mean Leonard.
will win neatly by u knockout" Georges
voiced no opinion.
Wilson Is keeping the Frenchman to
regular hours. He Is in bed each night
at 8 O'Clock and arises at $50 In the
morning. Light breakfast Is ready at
$50, after which comes Is minutes Of
calisthenics, then he spends two hours
on the road. Before luncheon he sleeps
for 81 hour, then rests until 3. when
any other training on the schedule Is
begun
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CROH TO BE GIANT
BY 3 FOR l TRADE
Reds Great Third BaSemM Com
ing Here-Rapp, kauff and
Barnes to Go, Is Report.

CINCINNATI. June 3.-Heinie Groh,
the crack third baseman of the Reds,
and generally regarded as the greatest
will soon be traded to the Giants, ac-
cording to a report here.
Groh recently signed with the Reds
after long and bitter holdout. 1t is
said the Giants are to exchange third
baseman Goldie Rapp, Outfelder Benny
Kauff and Jess Barnes. along with a
cash consideration, for the great local
player. The managements of the two
clubs are only waiting for Judge Lands
to relnstate Kauff and Groh. the latter
being set down because he didn't sign
his contract within the new time limit.
The evening world., 1921-06-03
Nev Baseball Federation
TO Complete Plans IO-Niqht

later than the time stated on base
ball blank. No box scores will be
printed for teams who are not mem
bers of the Federation.
Secretaries OF the various leagues
are requested to send their standings
to the Federation Editor, Evening
World.
Assistant District Attorney Sulli-
van, who Is noted for his interest In
baseball. will be among the speakers.
Arrangements for sectional cham
pionships in all classes will be ar
ranged at to- nights meeting at Madi-
son Square Garden.
The evening world., 1921-06-03
Fistic NelDs :slsosx 3 'sss and Gossip

Mike Gibbons, the crack middle
weight OF ST. Paul, and Silent Martin,
the rugged deaf mute fighter of this
CITY, have been matched to meet in
the star bout OF fifteen rounds at the
Brooklyn Arena. Atlantic and Bed
ford Avenues, Brooklyn, on next
Tuesday night Silent Regan tackles
Lew Snyder in the semi-final OF ten
rounds.
JAKE Young Ahesrn Of Breoslyn and Tommy
AeAleer. the promising wes kde mtddlevstEht. viii
snap puncAes in the main 30 Of twe,Vs rounds n
the regular weekly boxing show OF the stsepiochsse
a. A. Of Rcckawsy Beach tonight. In the semi
nnii Of ten rounds Young Rector Of Jersey City
Will book vp with Roy West OF brooklyn. TAsrs
yin be three sir round preliminary bouts
Aks oAroy. the Rochester heau~eaEAt. who
mas bern making quite q name for hinnssH Amoas
the fsht fans UP through New York state By
scoring many nockouts. won another X. O. few
. nights Iso by putting "one Round" DihS OF Buf-
TAO away In three rounds a. q club At Rochester.
Harry Wills. the oolored heirywelEht. and RAY
Bennett. smother eoloed "hesv" OF this ciy. win
come together in the feature bout OF ffeen rounds
10 . decision. a. the opening boxing show Of the
ousensboro A. c. Of LonE Island City Tomorrow
night Tne show will be held In the open air. In
the ssni-finL Zulu KID meets Joe PiedEe.
HlnJ London. who Is one of the most promis-
ias bantsmwelghts In this vicinity. win be bus,
fishter for the neTt two weeks a. his manager hai
booked him up for three oontestA To morrow nigh
hs meets Dave Astsy 81 the Commonwealth Sport
The evening world., 1921-06-03
Vanderbilt Horses Here From
France

Fifty-one thoroughbreds. said to be
valued at 81. 1000. 900. part OF the racing
stable OF the late w. X. Vanderbilt. now
the property OF A X. Macomber. arrived
from France yesterday on the Old North
state of the United States Mail Line.
Yearlings form the bulk OF the con-
signment, These will be sold at Sara
there in August.
Among the older horses are Oversight,
winner OF 632.0 900 francs during his rae
Ing career: Tehad, winner of the French
champs, Brumado. Maintenon. one Of
the leading stations in France for many
years; War Star and Thribble and
Meddlesome. two brood mares by Ned
disr.
The evening world., 1921-06-03
Flfty-Five Varsity Letters for
Tigers,

PRIN CETON. N. j., June 3.-Fifty-
five varsity P's are listed in the 166
insignia awards to members of the
Orange and Black crew. baseball.
tennis, track and rifle teams, as an-
nounced by the Princeton Athletic AS
sociation.
AS a result OF their sweeping VIC
tory in the American Henley tho
Tiger Junior varsity crew team were
awarded straight letters. bringing
the total for the aquatic sport up
to 10.
The members OF tho championship
tennis team also received straight P's
for the springs work.
Freshmen track brought hume raj =
70 twenty six, gathered mainly in the
Harvard and Yale meets.
The evening world., 1921-06-03
LATEST TRAINING TRIALS.


The following are the best and mo:
'ecent OF the workouts at the locs
racks:
Al Jamaica. June 2-Traek Fast.
Eta, SO.
Runatrlx. 80.
Hedden Jewell and Stamp, So
Heatherton. 81, LIS SIS.
Ararat and Lady Delhi, so s-5.
So II Goes, LOS rs.
Moody. 1&
Cloush Jordan, .sf-5
Royal Charlie and Coretts. .ss rs.
Pietrus, .522-5.
Dorothy's Pet. 1895, 1.15 As,
Frogtown, 1.iS.
Uranius. SO. so a-5.
Liepslc. so 3-5.
Slieveconard, 80 Is.
Roy c., So 3-5.
College Maid, 81 2-5.
Dorcas. ll9. LAG 2-5.
Norwich. 40, 1903 S-5.
Whimsy, SO, 1lS2-5.
Mr.. X. so. 116, l.t2 2-5.
Miles s., IS
Mambi, l07.
Phalarls, AS As, lO3
Staunch. .36.
Black Knight, so, l,l6 80 l43
Wireless. 81.
Master Bell. LA.
Mabel A., so 2-5. les.
Remington and Nancy, so liz
Fading Star. .55.
Dunsandel. "a.
Arrow Head. so 2-5
Bright Lights, so. 1,lS2-5.
Sea Mimic, l.1S
Despair, so. los 2-5
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RAsEHAII TNn-nAV n an !. Ii POL
The evening world., 1921-06-03
Corri Coming From London 10 See
Big Fight.

Eugene Corrl. the famous London ref
cree. has accepted Tex Richards invi-
tation to witness the Dempsey Carpen-
ter bout at Jersey City July 2.
Mr.. Corri's letter of accep.an nee,
written on the National Sporting Clubs s
letterhead. dated May "a. and sent from
London. reads as follows:
my Dear Mr.. Eickard:
THANK you very much for your kind
letter inviting me to the Dempsey
Carpenter contest on July next at
Jersey City. which am very pleased to
accept.
Wishing you the success you de-
serve. believe me. with kind regards.
EUGENE coRRI."
The evening world., 1921-06-03
New Plans of Carpenter
Call for More Sparring
And Longer Workouts
FIGHT RECEIPTS
NOW $3.50, 900; BEATS
RECORD BY $780, 900

Tex Rickard, promoter OF the
Dempsey Carpenter bout. which will
take place in Jersey City July >. says
that already the advance sale has
reached t65o,Oo0, which he adds Is
more than sl5o,ooO ahead Of
all previous receipts. He Is confident
that more than $1,000 900 worth OF,
tickets will be sold before the date. OF
the contest
The evening world., 1921-06-03

The new Bronx Giants. one of the
leading mi-professional baseball aggre-
cations in this vicinity. will meet the
Pittsburgh Colored Stars in a double
header at Bronx Field. l67tA Street and
Mestchester Avenue. Sunday afternoon.
The visitors will rely on Frank Jordan,
for mound work Home Run" John
son, considered the peer of hiters in
the colored ranks. will play second base.
The evening world., 1921-06-03

To many boys, gradua-
ton means stepping from
short into long trousers.
Our boys long trouser
suits are designed for just
such boys - neither "kid-
dish" nor "old-mannish."
Same fine fabrics, same
high grade tailoring as 60
into our clothes for men.
For a graduation present
how about a boys SEX
plorer bicycle-made on our
own specifications,
The evening world., 1921-06-03

Rickard announced yesterday that the
referee question and the disposition OF
again on juno Is at his office In Madi-
son Square Garden with Jack Kearns,
manager Of the champion. and Francois
Descamps. mentor OF Carpenter. They
held an Informal discussion on Tuesday.
ment with Rickard on the 18th.
The evening world., 1921-06-03
lLIVE WIRES J
\ BY NEAL r. OHARA. =

BY NEAL r. OHARA.

MESSENGER, CanadaYou mote
MAMMA L.. L., Sc
TITUS A DRUMM, sunbury Pa-A
English,
Newark.-Carp meals a day.
the $50 ticket
Lachmont-rime tables Hudson
in Engi
be
given the oil al Jacksh in.
REUBEN GREENWICH, GONNA ENTITIES YOU TO
STATE NEW JERSEY
vast the las
man in City.
A. Tho referees in The
bo.o count be in no unive
wOodlawn-Dempseys chef has
He is busy things.
The evening world., 1921-06-03

irocad.' ~ Yaaksss Sar ps &, 'sS ISulsSkdrS E X S'o
The evening world., 1921-06-03

IohAny SUMMER Wsltsrusisht champion Of the A.
y y. snd Barney Adsir. the game local battlsr.
VII eaASh In the Hn bout S fiftsen rounds q %
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-12-01
SOUTH TABLE COMMERCIAL
CLUB

The S. T. C. Club met in district
&c Friday evening, November 25th.
The meeting was called to order by
the president in the absence of the
secretary. The president appointed
Mr.. Smith to act as secretary. The
regular business session was taken up
and alter disposal of same the presi-
dent called on several members to
give short talks on ways to better
our community. The entertainment
committee of district 76 was very
much disappointed that they could not
give their program as planned. The
club adjourned to meet Dec. 9th, in
district 20, at which meeting will be
the general election of officers for the
ensuing year. 1t is hoped that all
members will be out to this meeting.
Everyone come early. Meeting to be-
gin at 1880 sharp. A lunch consist
ing of sandwiches, cake and coffe was
served at the meeting by the ladies
of the club.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-12-01

A number Of neigkbors and friends
surprised Nr. and NEs. John NeCur-
dy At they home Friday evening, af-
ter which . two-course lunch vas ser
we'd consisting of oyster soup and
celery, cake and coffee. At 4 late
hour the guests departed for their
homes declaring they had q most en-
Joyable time.
There was no school in dist9ict No.
IL last week on account of the Absence
of the teacher.
Attendance at the Prairie View
Sunday scholo Sunday was forty
three.
A. c. Alexander and family took
dinner at the L. v. Davis home Sun
day.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-12-01
BIG SPRINGS NEWS

Mr.. Fred Johnson from the north
table left Thursday evening for
Rochester. Minn.. where he will con-
suit Mayo Brothers. He was accon-
panied by his son Archie and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson. He has spent one week
at the VIM. Little home under the
care of DR.. C. H. Smith. and had
seemed to be steadily improving.
There will be . basket ball game
here At the Waterman hall Friday
evening, when the Lodge Pole BOYS
win play the Big Springs boys. Al
ter the game there will be q kewpie
dance.
Mrs. Maggie Harden and children
spent the week end at the Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bundy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Petsch spent
Thanksgiving vacation with Mrs.
Petsche's sister near Sidney.
A number of citizens attended the
Thanksgiving program given by the
pupils of Miss Dollie Brown, who is
teaching in the Wilder district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Gates and
children were visitors in Brule Mon
day.
Mr.. Fern Junge returned from
Omaha one day last week.
Miss Jones spent Thanksgiving va
cation Al Cotton, Nebr.
Chrystal Baldwin left Wednesday
night for her home At Denver.
Miss Cecil Vanpelt from Central
City. arrived here last Saturday to
visit at the W. H. Wilder home.
Mr.. Frank Dom left Sunday morn
ing with = couple of car loads of cat
tie to Omaha.
Mr.. Joe Saddler was a business
at North Platte Friday.
Mrs. Frank Wolf and daughters
Bonita and Gladys were visitors with
friends about Big Springs the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. Walter Kimble left one day
last week for California to visit with
relatives.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-12-01
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sunday School 1000 A. NJ.

Sunday School 1000 A. NJ.
Morning Service 11:0O A. NJ.
The Rev. c. A. Wright, district
superintendent will speak. He will
have deeply interesting message to
give concerning the big gathering
just held in Detroit. Every member
and friend should be present.
Epworth League $50 P. NJ. Gods
will in Our Plans. G H. Austin,
leader.
Evening service 7:30 P. M.
A. ]. WALLER. Pastor.