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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20

St. Louis, Mo-. Sept. 19.-Francis
Ouimet of Boston, former national
ppen and amateur champion, yestcr-
day was medalist in the So hole quail
fving round of the national amateur
golf championship, playing the 6,53i
yard course of the st. Louis country
club. twice with 144 strokes and set
ting a new course record with 50 On
the first round. His golf was splen-
did as he made only two or three
errors.
r, E. Knepper of Sioux City. Ia.
champion, was second with TITO
r47 while Bobby Jones of Atlanta and
Jesse Guilford of Boston tied for third
with ISL. Robert Gardner of Chi
cago twice champion, shared the
next best score. 15o with r. Hoover
Rankard of Chicago, Reginald Lewis
Of Greenwich, Conn, and Fl. r. john
ston of st. Paul.
Willie Hunter. British champion
and T. n. Armour former Scotch
champion. both qualified with l54 and
155 respectively. Equalling the pace
Salt Lake City. trans Mississippi
champion, Clark Speirs of Seattle and
o. T. Willing Of Portland, Ore. These
thre players led the pace for the
northwest invaders who survived with
lee Steil and Bon Stein of Seattle, II.
of Portland failing to qualify and
Russell Smith of Portland, tying for
last place
Esan's defeat left only three former
champions out of five who started
s Davidson Heron Of Chicago. fall
ing to survive Saturday. 1t required
1862 to be safely in the fold for match
play but Prescott Bush of st. Louis
End Russell Smith of Portland, Ore.
with 1853 tied for thirty-seco place
and will play off tomorrow before the
IS hole first round matches start.
Champion Chick Evans displayed
both championship golf and careless
moss that at one time threatened TO
crowd him out OF the 1ualifiers he
started with a 30 but came back In
rs. for a II.
In the afternoon he changed his
tactics, chalking up nothing but fours
except for two 3e's for "a one under
par. Then ne began TO trifle with his
nutter taking at least one extra putt
to the green while on the $50 yard
18th. He scored an eight, taking
seventh single handed puts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
FOREIGN lN5 DOMESTIC Markets
CHICAGO GRAINS
AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Ill, Sept. 1a.-OrficiaI an
nouncement that August exports OF
wheat and flour were way above est.
mates had a bulish effect today on
wheat Prices closed firm. 1s%c to %,
net higher with December $l21L ia
i.2s and May Sl.Sltz to sl.S2
Corn finished shade to isc up, GA
or &c to NC and provisions varyin,
from i0c decline to l7i7c advance.
Bulls figured that after Septemh-
80 the eNportahle surplus OF Unite
states wheat, II a normal carryoyer
allowed for will be near eShaustios,
another stimulus 10 an advance iu
prices came from wcrd that the Ar
sei/ene stimulus to an advance
prices came from word that the Argor
.ne efportable surplus had been rc.
duced 5000 900 bushels
wet weather northwest counted like.
wise as bullish factor on tho 9th
nand profit taking sales on the ad.
,snce were heavy and an increase ~
'nruV' bushels in the United State
visible supply caused bear drive or
piices after midday. Besides new ey.
port business appeared to lack volur .
support from bull leaders, hoveycr
was quickly forthcoming and shor,
were covering freely at the last
with wheat
pats tho tended downward largely a
result or the liberal stock in sight
iiEhcr quotations on hogp toec,h.,
WIN Dig shipments Of lard and meat
put considerable f'rmness Into pro
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
GOOD TALENT ON
CENTRAL SQUAD
Exceptional Ability Displayed
In Practice-Frst Game
October 8
By ED FREEDMAN

The present Central football squad
is composed of thirty-five uniformed
players altho others who have not been
able to get a uniform come to the field
to practice and improve their playing
abilities Coach Pitts is running ms
team thru a stiff practice teaching
them many new formations and olu
tricks in systematic line plunSins,
These formations are quickly graspeu
by the players who for the most par,
play the game in a very experienced
manner Alley, Wagner and Peate are
the three letter men that central nave
on their team and each have SHOWN
good form in their training Tor thls
seasons games. Hughes, Barta, Baoo,
vinac, McCrillis, and Romelio playeo
on last years team and also took part
in spring football knobbs, Galloway
and McGill three last years footoail
stars are still in school but potn
knobbs and Galloway are ineiieaoIe
and NcCiil is unable to enter the
game because he has not completely
recovered from his illness. T..
While no position on the team ~
fixed yet, there are some VINO are so
ing out for certain positions. Berry
wennermark. Dunton and t1nncH are
trying to make the position at Ventei'
they all want TO he on the Inc cover
ing the ball. The candidates trying for
CuartFrpack . All'N. 'h'
anil Spicer. Wagner. McCrillis ana
Beaman will probably be found in the
back field Those who are hitting
hard for guards are 8. Gambler. VIE
ellsworth, Underwood, Cawifield. Kim
caid and Lcpkovitz.
stuart, Pcate. Williams and Pope
have shown much ability as tackels
and to the fast ends, will fail the io'
OF Hughes. BadovinRc, Pomeiio.
"Nlickic" O'Toolc or Smith. Alley has
been working hard developing an
accurate drop kick so the pirskin VIII
accurately cover the cross bar. Allcy
has caused much favorable comment
on his excellent ability to place the
piEskin on q drop kick.
The Central football schedule mas
been revised and the only open date u
on Thanksgiving. The schedule as IL
now stands is as follows:
SCHEDULE
Oct. 6. Central II. :. at Florence
Oct. i5. Colorado Springs at Pueblo.
Oct. %, Rocky Ford at Pueblo.
oct. 20. Trinidad Mt Pueblo.
Nov. ;. Central II. s. at la Junta.
Nov. II. Central II. s. At Canon city.
Nov. ~, Fowler at Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
Rheumatism Due
To Waste Products
In the Blood
For Genuine Relief Your Blood
Must Be Purified

As the blood circulAtes. 20 has two
functions tn perform. First; to carry
nourishrnent to al parts or the body
Second. to take up tho waste products
and cast them out through the proper
channcls- -
When waste products accumulate IN
the system. thev arc a menace to h's.
They cause a lowered vitality. many
forms of skin disorders and rheumat-
ism.
There IL no disease more painful
nor disease that will lead TO as much
serious trouble as rheur1s tism, Genu-
inc relief can he had only hv correct
ing tho basic trouhle-wssts products
Thousands and thousands of men
and women during tho past 30 years
have cleared their blood, Of waste prod
,,cts with : 8. 8. It is tho ideal RENE
dy for rheumatism because IL removes
.he po,-o-ou- waste matter which 'H
causing the trouble. There arc no bad
after effects and tho result is wonder
fui. Rcgir taking s s 8. today and
write for Sc page booklet
.Fac,e abou, the Biood''-free
Personal medical advice, without
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dre<s chief Medical Director. swift
epecifir co. 40 z :. s Laboratory
Atlanta. ca All sond drug stores sell
E 2 s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKETS

New York. Sept. 1s.-Concerted op-
position to the recent recovery in the
stock market was reflected in the re-
dictionary course of todays traoins'
Prices were barely steady at the o"'-
set, irregular at midday and heavy III
the final hour when offerings were
more extensive.
News and otner developments con-
tributed to these unstable conditi0ns.
Railroad conters reported another
marked decrease Of idle freight cars
but more wage reductions ana cur.
tailed production were announced ~
various lines of industry.
A cut in the Guaranty Trust COM
pany's dividend and The more prcsstns
financial requirements OF seconuals
speciality companies notably 1000 Pro-
ducts also provided the shorts win
fresh ammunition.
Money rates remained easy.
On tho exchange tho per cen,
opening; quotation for call loans soon
fen to ~ with the usual shanihs o'
this figure in private negotiations.
Bull pools resumed their campaisn
With United States steel as inc icaoer
with an early gain Of almost points,
Associated issues rose almost 10 IKE
extent With oils motors and their ac-
ccssorios and a few spccial'iss
When IL became evident that the rise
lacked public support the market grad
uaIy reacted. sales, $4,000 shares.
Liberty issues again dominated the
hond market. :he second ts displaNin'
.marked strength. Other domestic
bonds hardened but International
were Irregular Total sales par value
sl3. i25 900.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
AGG|ES PROSPECTS
GOOD THIS YEAR
Twenty Per Cent Increase il
Enrolment This Year

Fort Collins. Colo, Sept. ia.-This
years enrolment at the Agricultural
College shows an increase OF 20 per
cen, at the end of the third days resi-
trstion.
With 5os students enrolled as com.
pared with 5st at the end of the third
day last year. the prospect is bright
for a hi. increase at Aggics this year
In spite OF the general business de-
preston which has swept the entire
country and especially the farming
communities.
The Increase seems to be aeou,
evenly divided among tho four classes
aitho the freshman class is already far
ahead OF tho total for last year. stu
dents in tho three branches Of cnsi-
u.eriuE and also in home "nonomics
arc especially numerous this year
About 500 vocational men arc ako
on tho campus at tho college but they
are not counted In tnc above figures
This is also an increase of approNi-
mately 10 per cent over last years en-
roilmont in that class.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
CHICAGO rJy-p.sror

'hicsFo. Sept. .ia-U s Rur..u ~,
Merkcts-Cattl, Nsceipts - no b..,
steers steady to 80 lower: yesrIirr
choice handy Weights holding IN
"srly top y-srlinrs. 1850: .hr
bulk butcher cows and h.I,.r, 49,
csnncrs and cutters largely 8
TS'ah' bulls fully sc lower: calves rs
- - lower bulk vcalcr. to pack.rI
VI, Nfia stock.-s steady.
h"Ts Receipts .s.ocn. mostly IA 70
tor. S5i. hnik lights and iIrh. h,,-s
.rs Nto"s..o. bulk. packing SOW
.s'.sa 80 pigs steady. bulk e.-irahi,
sn"cp- Receipts t:.no0. r.. matte
lhmos rnostlv.t0c lower. TOP. 8, -s: huil
y. u"hI S.0"i lat western lambs sbou'
"""r' 'op. 'ion. Fat sheer and
teodor grades mostly s,oas~. eho,c,
feeder lambs. 80
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
LIVESTOCK RATES TO
BE CUT 90 PER CENT

San Francisco, Sept. la.-Trsnscon-
iinentai livestock rates on all lines
arc to be reduced 20 per cent for tho
period beginning September % and
ending December 81. as an emergency
measure to assist tho rockrsisers In
riding over tho present unsettled mar
kot conditions. @. W. Luce. freight
traffic manager OF tho Southern Pa.
cific company. announced today. The
reduction in the trapscontinentsi I
hsuls is in addition to tho short haul
the carriers recently.
The sentimental reductions
cover cattle. sheep. goats and swine.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
ORJEGA SIGNS FOR
KID PALMER BOTI

Colorado Springs. sept. i1-RsttlinE
orteza tonight signed to fight Kid
Palmer st Tucson, Ariz., September
10. the agreement being made with
Spider Kelly. boxing promoter of Tue
son After this bout orteEa will fight
in Phoenix and Juarez with opponents
yet to be selected. his manager. Forest
Benjamin. announced.
prtcga. who cya was Clus-nd In the
second round of his siEht with Mix
Gibbons hero last Friday. said tonight
that he IA anNiour to get In the ring
again with the St Paul phantom.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
NO POST SEASON
SERIES IN MINORS

Chicago. Ill. Sept. io.-Pians for
the winner of tho post season series
between pennsnt winners in the inter-
national league and in tho American
association to go to the Pacific coast
for = series with the champion nine
Of the Coast league have been aban-
doned, r. j. Hickey, president of the
Association. announced yesterday. Mr..
Hickey said he had received word
from II. w. Mccarthy. coast league
president. that winter baseball 1ae-
que was being planned there and con-
seuuontly an interscctionl post-sesson
series would not be possible.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
new YORK LOSES
CLOSE GAME 2-1.
St. Louis Makes 1t Four In
Row-Boston Trims
Cincinnati
NATIONAL.

Pittsburs,. Sept. 1s.-New York lost
Its last game of the season here to-
day. Adams not only pitched we'll but
helped his own game by triple in
the sixth inning scoring on Bigbee .
sacrifice fly. The Pirates won the game
in the seventh inning with the help OF
a misplay by Douglas. In the ninth
Kelly doubled with two out and at
tempted to score on Meusel's single but
was thrown out at the plate
NEW YORK
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20


Sunday brought out several of the
loagie hoSlers for little practice. tho
best score being made bs Joe Jonca,
who scored sjs and Coward css
Tho hest threc game series IA. be-
t-ccn Schoenith OF the Klein smoke
House team and Lee Of the II q NJ.
Cafe team. Tho result was ihusly:
lie" ....................la 20 200 Sc
schocnith ............ sot 20 32s-6i6
Esrk, tho leader Of the Loop Mar
kst tesm, showed tho orange crushcr.
Rhodes. a hard battle In three games
ksrk ..................iet lS i7s-SSt
Rhodes ................lIs lsl iot-535
W. r Wright got IN fo- shots Al
the ducks whom he shct down si-s--
$40.
Nerve Eossik practieed UT last
night by taking on Schoe. Big leae,i.
scores were put M by tho.e two
Rossik ............lSs l1a sis lss-iss
Schoc .............1Io Is1 1so s.o-g.j
Morris Penter. aj-ioo
The Polar Ice Cream company nut
M several good scores kst night. John
doing The best with so
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
CARPENTER WILL
COME BACK AGAIN

S.v York. Scpui. la.-Gcorges Car
pentier will come to tho United states
some time during December to start
preparations for his light heavyweight
championship bout with Tom Gibbons
uf st Paul. Gus Wilson. the French
mans trainer. announced today.
It H. probable that Carpenter will
again lease u rssadoncc at Manhessett,
l.. T. for his training.
Mmc. Carpenter and daughter, 1ac-
uuelino, may accompany him.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
METaI nrnr,r,o>-r

NcN York. Sept ia.-coppcr steasv.
,.rtro,ytic spot and nearby. i-i,c
Tin easier. SPOT and n,,-A,. ,-s -.
futures. 1850
ron steady; No. I northern. s1t a.,
.-N; No. . northern. $50 0osi-I M. ~
. southern. t1s 0auigfN
Lead steady. spot. .4sn
ni.t -F"'' ''-'
Nrtimony. SPOT rsr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
KANSAS CITY r.TvEsoorr

ksnsa- city. Sept. ia.-U. S. Bur.,
Markets s-cattle-Reccipts 500
neer steers. slow; steers. slow. stepd
10 I'c lower: yearlings, sees. otho-
steers early. f6.SodS5o: fat sh,. .tocb
.eadN TO weak grass COW. nos,It
s'rt5o; few other kinds. IS co13s 80
s.ass hcifers. 800; lish, vesIor-
sao nost Fn.oo: other sales weak ia
.o" lower; choice medium weight
,,W; most heavios. IS oo1sso: o,hrr
,snees generally steady: bulk canrer
sHn2 .: good cutters. 3ads..5: mo,
"is, I.dodt.26: early sales -tocker
"pnss5: feeders. s5.a5dse5.
Hoss-Rcccipts $500: open sIov
mostly 10 TO Csc higher than lac,
S.',s srks close: closed fairly activ. .
vi aoFance: best 1876 to eio pound
mcnsht. to packers and shippers S Is
ou!s OF sales. s7soNsto; ruii ,osI 4
outcnor sows. S.roI5so: throv-o,.t
sows mostly tsnoGs.5o, stock mig, =
$3.50 '""'Se hshts
noHn.Rcoeipts 1900: sheep stead
r'cs' N'5: lambs weak to in~ love-
eleven loads prime western. 50 90
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
MAYS WEAkENS
DETROIT Wins
Williams Homer Wins for
Browns-Boston Takes
Two Games
AMERICAN

New York Sept. 1s.-Mays pitched
great bail for New York today up to
the eighth inning. Then Detroit bat
ters rolled UP nine safeties off his
delivery and before the inning Was
over eight visitors had crossed the
plate. Detroit won, 10 to 6. Score:
DETROIT
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
ROTIRY CLUB HEAD
INSTALLED UONDAl

Denver. Sept 1a.-Harry Parker Of
Greedy. colo, was installed as COVER
nor Of the Colorado district OF rotary
hero today at the opening session OF
that organizations district conference.
Twonty-siN clubs are represented at
the meeting which will last two days.
Tho colorado district includes ru-
tar as far north a. Casper. Wyo..
and as far south a, Albuquerque. N.
Mcx
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
DENVER tfvFeTorv

Denver. Scpi. i9.-Cattio- Rrce,p,.
az 40 '" -nc lower h"rf steers. :, 5
caves, t'Oo19.e0. bulls. {, ro.7- -.
Nockers and feeders. sttaIs "a
Hogs Receipts 10. 90, b,rb.- -,
1850. bulk. Ss2i1Ses '.'
Shocp-Seceipts 2too. marke,/ss n
owsr, lsmhg. i.rt1 Ses. eve.
S"'-'pS-0n' feeder lambs. e .oTs ~
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20

'hicsro. Sept. ~ Butter .,sv.
anern ektras. Si,c. standards. 9s-
"sls. SS,- o. fo,sc seconds. 3nTs2c
Esss higher receirts, s.5fs rass-.
hrsts. $50 ssisc: ordinary hr.,s. 7n57t-t
miscellaneous. 52TsiLc.
Poultry. alive, higher. fowls. Ia9-s- 4.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

F,r,, game at Milwaukee. 5. Min
rsapolis. 4.
Second game. Milwaukee, Mime
apollE. postponed. rain.
No others scheduled.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
s-satted for Douglas in stf

BATTERIES - Douglas, ToncE and
SNYDER. Adams and Schmidt.
summary-Two-has hits: Cut.har
Kelly. Three-bsse hits; Adams. stolen
bases Birbee. Carey. Sacrifice hits
Birher. Schmidt. Rarnhsrt Double
play; Rawlings to Bancroft 10 Kelly.
Bases on balls on Douglas. :. Innings
pitched: Ry Douglas. :: Toney, l.
Struck out: BY Adams :.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
CHICAGO rorArnrr

Chicago. Sept ia-Potatoos wask,
receipts i2I cars. Total I. $. sbip,pe,,.
~. Idaho white. s2.i0ff so. Ninneso,,
ked River Ohios. s22s6s7 Is: Wiscon.i.,
white, s9.s6d.as: Maine cohbicr. a. "a.
Minnesota and Dakota sandland ob,,s
3 N0d2.is '''''s
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
KANSAS CITY pBonrrr

Kansas city. Sept. 70. EEEs. s-.,-
55c seconds &c. ''''''
packing. &c. 49,
Poultry. unchanged: hens. I7a,sr.
springs, SOC. brniiers. 2sc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Wichita. IS: Omaha. g.
At Joplin. 6: ST. Joseph. Q.
At Oklahoma City. Z, Des Moiner,
10
Only three game. scheduled.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20

tateri"s-fuhheN and Hcnitrr.
Peters: Hainos and Ciemons.
Summsry-Tvo base hits. Nc
Henry. Thrc obsss hits; 1avan. Will
lisns. Sacrifices. Jim Smith. .:
Mueller Doub. plays: Stock 20
'iornshy to Foyrni.r Rs.~s on balls
or Haynes. 4: Huhhcll, I. Hit hv
pitcher: BY. Hain-s 1Eonctchy).
Struck out by Hsincs. I: Huhbcll. I.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20

LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by y $. wniroi-. Rooms
5sn-7e Thatcher block. Pueblo
Liberty SIS ;s7 Sc
Liberty second is fsa m
Liberty first iIs uaii
Liberty second a.. ispis.
Liberty third iIs tac s.
Liberty fourth iIs ,s97-.
Liberty FIRST a.. q 800 ne
1.ihertv NTH Ga,s t9n rs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
rAILENpERs LOSE AGAIN

ST. Louis, Mo. Sept 1o.-Si Louis
mad. II four straight over Philadel-
phia. The locals won hy hitting Hub
bell oppor'unely. Score:
rEIIADI.1 DHIA
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20

SRan for Bassler In eighth.
xxBatted for Oldham in fourth.
SXHBstted for Ehmke in eighth.
zBatted for Quinn in ninth.
Score by innings: r II. e.
Detroit ...........oc 90 ooo osr-i" Is
New York .....lic cNo oll-s Il
Batteries. Oldham: Ehuko, pauss
and Woodall, Bssslcr: Mays, Shawkey.
joyt Quinn and Schang.
Summary: Two-bass hits-Sareent,
Blue Ncach. Three base hits-Ward.
Neach. Mcu~rl. Home run-Schnng.
Stolen baSe-WoodAll. Double play
Young TO Rluc. Bases on halls-cft
Mays :. off Oldham ?, off Dauss /.
Innings pitchcd-By MAYS : i-S. by
Shawkcy, retired no hstsmen. by HoNt
%, by Quinn /. by Oldham ., BY
Ehmke 4. by Dauss 2. Struck ou,-By
Mays :. by Oldham /.
LONG HIT WINS FOR ST. LOUIS
PhHAdctphia, sept. ls.-Williams
home run in tho ninth inning with two
on gave ST Louis a to victory
over Philadelphia today. Until the
ninth inning, freeman, a recruit, hold
the Browns TO three scattered hits.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
NEW YORK COTTON

New York sept 19.-Spot cotton
steady. siaan.
Cotton closed stronl at net advances
Of i25 to its points.
Cotton futures closed strong: oc-
tobcr. sia7s: pecsmher, sia.71. January
'ie.7S: March t1e.fo May, $3.50.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20

ON" of the first patents granted to
women in the United States was for /,
ioi!e, lotion devised by Miss snphie
Usher.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
MONEY

New York. sept. ls-p,i,,.
''Ie paper. papcr. ST.ns per cent
achanse. heavy; sterling, demsr5
=, cables, ans. francs demand
..oe; cables. ..os. Belgian francs d.
mand. sseis: cables. 200: ru,,d.r. A.
inand. si.tt cables. si.so; lire. demand
canlcs. al: marks. demand
oPt; cables. nar-: Gro.cc d.m.,J
s,o-; Sweden. demand. ai.sn; Norre,
neinand, 1es5: Argentine demand
500 Brazilian demand. 1857: Mort.
Time loans easier: 81 DAYS. - d,vs
.s'e'= por cent: six months. sndss
p"r ccat
low. a. p~r cent: ruling ,,,e ~.
ecnt. ruling rate. 5 per cent closing Nil
~ rcr cont '
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20

Fhiladelphi7 ...s.ss"u W. LIZ
Batteries-van Glider and Scvereid.
Freeman and Mystt. Two base hits
Dykes. McNanus. Three base hits
j. Walker. Sisler. Home run-wil-
liams Stolen hssc-Mystt, Sisler.
Jacobson. Bases on bails.-off Free
man. 6; Van Glider. !. struck out by
Van Glider. 8. Freeman. J.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
LUCKY SEVENTH WINS FOR
pnGJ-nN

Cincinnati. Ohio. Sept la.-Roston
punched hits In tho seventh inning
and rompcd away from Cincinnati to-
day. Score:
Boston ... ITO $50 ann-a Is 1
Cincinnati g.. II, 600 ooe-s 10 ,
Battcrics-Scot' NcQuiilan and
Gibson; RiScy. Coumbc and winso
and Douglas.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
Crt Nt-D
CHICAGO ppon,-.r

New York. Sept. ia.-Foreirn hs- vii.
''r sS'7e' Mexican dollars. 5oSc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
RED soX TRoUNcE WHITE HOST;


RED SON TRotSCE WHITE HOSE
TWICE
Bos.on. Mass. Sept. fa.-poston took
both games from chicago today.
Bush pitched we'll in tn, frr' game.
raher. who went into tho second gam.
for Chicago with the score tied 5-b in
tho eeventh. was hit hard.
FIRST GAME
chicago .......iIn cco nnn-7 .
Boston ............ann o., cox & e n
Rattories-Thompsor. Hodge >rd
gchalk: Bush and Walters.
SECOND GAME
Chicago ..........i0i 100 2nH-5 10 Z,
Boston ...........cV pi i2H = IL .
Internationally. Fahcr and Lees;
karr and Walters.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-20
DENVER CuRR tSp SUGAR
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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-06-25
CITY WORKERS RENEW
DRIVE FOR COOP. BANKS

WASHINGTON, D. c., June o.
The successful opening of the 100000
Cooperative Bank and Trust COM
pany recently, by organized labor in
Tucson, Ariz, has stimulated the
workers in a half dozen large cities
to redouble their efforts to mobilize
their money in cooperative banks un-
der their own control. Organized
labor in Omaha, Neb., st. Louis, Mo-.
and Los Angeles, CAL, are perfectine
plans for labor cooperative banks in
those cities, and the formation of the
Workers bank in Philadelphia is
progressing under the able direction
Of a committee representing union
labor Of the state Of Pennsylvania,
of which President James H. Maurer
of the State Federation of Labor is
chairman. The Philadelphia bank
will be known as The Producers and
Consumers Cooperative bank. The
committee on banking and credit Of
the All-Anaerican Cooperative COM
mission is aiding groups of organ
lied workers and farmers in a. dozen
different states to lay a solid founda-
ton for their own cooperative banks,
and will answer any inquiries on the
subject addressed to it at it's head
quarters, Bliss building, Washington,
D. c.