Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-10
PINE BLUfFIANS IN
 COOL COLORADO
MANY LOCAL RESIDENTS RE- PORTED ENJOYING THEIR VACATION AT COLORADO SPRINGS AND OTHER
 RESORTS.
Judge E. J. kerwin There For Knights of Columbus Supreme Council
 Sessions.

Colorado springs, Aug. 9.-Arkah. sans who will attend the international supreme council of the Knights of Columbus, which meets here August 6, z, s, are arriving on every train Preparations for the meeting have been completed and Colorado Springs is putting on gala attire to welcome the Knights.
 The Arkansas delegates to the council are John H. Vaughn, state deputy, of Fort Smith and E. J. Ker- win, past state deputy of Pine Bluff.
 Among the features of the conven- tion will be the complication O, the third degree work, with class of thirty Knights, an informal recep- tion at the Antlers Hotel, a parade to St. Marys church, where pontifi- cial high mass will be celebrated, and a banquet. The business sessions Of the council will be held in the Cham Der of Commerce rooms.
 Besides the 250 delegates hundreds of Knights are coming to attend the convention and incidentally embrace si>e opportunity to inspect the scenic beauties of Pikes Peak region Many II ps to the yariaas points cf inter est have been arranged fer the vis,t- } ors, among whi. h wit 5e excursions 70 Cripple Creek, 10 the top of PikLs Peak, over the Mount Manitou incline \ to the Cave of the Winds, Crystal Park and Cheyenne canons
 '. reception to the visiting Knights Will he given at GioskEor sanator:'In Wednesday, evening, and the converx tion will close with a ball at Stratton Park pavilion
 Tn, laws committee is now in ses- siol. in Colorado Springs, props ring it's report, to be presented to the convention.
 Denver will entertain many ArK- ansans among the delegates and mem bers of the order and their families who will attend the supreme grand meeting of the Knights of Pythias August 6-10. Following the sessions most of the visitors from Arxansas will come to Colorado Springs fol stays at various lengths. Besides the attraction. to the mountain scenery . the cool summer climate wifi induce many Arkansans to remain in the Pikes Peak region during part o1 the month of August. at least.
 Arkansans summering in the Pikes Peak region report that they have seen several deer near the foot ot the peak. It is very unusual for deer to come so far down the noun asttairs at this time of the year. A recent party on the Cripple Creek via Terrified Rock" automobile trir saw deer near the road.
 Albert Eckhart, of Little Rock, has returned to Manitou for the summer where he is connected with the Goarke photography shop.
 H. c. Johnson, of Horatio, was a recent arrival at the Alamo hotel in Colorado Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. B. c. McCammon, of Pine Bluff, are at the Mansions Hotel in Manitou during their stay in the Pikes Peak region. They are delight ed with cool Colorado.
 Among visitors from Pine Bluff who have recently made the ascent of 'Pikes Peak over the cog railroad are Mr. and Mrs. Hoewl l.. West brook, Cecelia Jones and M. C. But Ter.
 MT. and Mrs. F. B Ezeu, of Pine Bluff, are among the Arkansans who are sightseeing in the Pike's Peak region They are at the Antlers Ho- tel in Colorado Springs during their stay.
 Sunday, September 1, will be Ark alsas Day" at the Congregational Sunday school ill Manitou, Colo. During the summer so many visitors attend the services at the various churches in the Pikes Peak region that one is almost certain to meet someone from home each Sunday. The Congregational church i'll Manitou has arranged series of state days. on Kansas Day" on recent Sun day, of the 197 in attendance at the Sunday school 117 were visitors, re.. presenting IT states.
 Joe Durham, of Pine Buff, was a recent caller at the Chamber of Com- merce rooms in Colorado Springs.