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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-18
ZATCENi PETE PODEZkE-
LYCH MUZU.

Vtera bylo prave pfi vetefi
V jednom restaurantu ma
Woodland Ave. zatceno pet
podezfelych muzd, 2 nichz ne
ktefi mali "a sebou jistou krf-
minalni minulost iako paeitele
nedobytnych pokladen, lupiti,
atd. TIL jsou Chicago, jeden
z Barbertonu, o., a paty po-
ehazi 2 Clevelandu. Policejni
serzanti w. Hudec a Ant. Ger
ba od pat6ho policejniho pre-
cinktu Sc dozvedeli o jejieh
prijeZdu ycera skutetne take
pfijeli ylakem ctyfi nevitani
hoste, byvse Cleveland'anem
nadrazf oGekavani. Dnes rano
byli podrobeni vyslechu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-18
uREDtTf POTvRZEN1 NE.
BLAHEHO FINANCNfHO
STAVU MEsTA.
Schodek n1Ssta obnaseti bude
pres So. coo, GOO.

Riditel nl6stske revidovaci Il
Tadovny l.. E. Carter pfedlozil
mayorovi Fitzgeraldoyi dfedni
poiednani finantnim stavu
m6sta a obrazek tento jest We
lice neut6seny. Bude-li m9stska
sprava hospodafiti jako do
sud, pax jest jisto, re letosni
rok skutecn6, jako bylo j.
ne strany pfedpoved6no, skon-
6i deficitem We vIsi pfesahuji-
ci Sl,500,000 X tomu Sc OBJ
jevil jiny schodek, 1,135, 900,
chybici nahrada do stale po-
klesavajicich vereinych fon-
d1.
Finan6ni ro2poGet mesta ia
rok 1921 byl zalozen ma nespra
vnem zaklade, jelikoz We vydd-
nj roku lonskeho bylo uaito
pfedem vybranych dani ma rok
1921 a sice V obnosu $500, 900.
Jak upraviti penezni Zalezito-
sti mesta, bude letos tvrdym
ofiskem a financnf obtize pax
roku 1922 budou jeSte hrozi-
vGjSi, nepodari-li Sc najiti
vhodneho prostredku. jak by
pom6ry ty ozdravely.
Pred nedavnou dobou upo-
zornovala brozurka Ob6anske
Ligy ma tento smutny stav ma
seho finanGniho hospodafstvi.
zprava vaak byla popirana a
tvrZeno, re stav jest z1myslne
vylicovan nejtemnejSimi bar
vami "a dGelem vytloukani 2
cele zalezitosti politickeho
kapitalu. Dnes potvrzuje tyto
udaie lfedn6 mestska revisni
kancelai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-18

"a Jest polanen, zlnizelo n6ko-
lik indiyidui, podezfelych z IL
5astenstvi IA zlo5inu sylyeat-
roY5keho dne 4 pIipad hlaSen
do pfistavnich NEST, kde bude
zostIen dozor ia ysechny ce-
stuifci odiizdejfcf oceanskymi
parnfky. Matka mladistveho
zlosyna bydli Y 6is. 2514 Cen
trail Ave. a jest hotova sgeho
syna hajiti, coz bude as 'po je
no pfiznani tezkou v6ci. Do
mex jest ylastnictvim jeho 70.
di6d a otec jeho zam6stnan byl
az do nedavna V listen jatet-
nina zavod6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-18
ZAHAVA SOKOL.A KO-
MEESKY.

TGlocvicna Jednota Sokol
Komensky V MI. Pleasant u
spofada Ultra phi sokolsk6 hud
be We spolkove SIM Ma vych.
l31. ul. tlenskou soukromon
zabavu. ma kter6 bude jak ma
leai yeselo. Nebude schazeti
ni6eho,. neb zabayni vFbor Sc
postaral nalezit6 o vse, co k
podobntmu podniku patfi, ba
chutnou vecefi a X nj neod-
deliteln6 pfinalezeiici obcer-
stveni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-18
PEPfCkA ZABAVA TAgO
RITU MA WENDELL AVE.

Loze Sion, els. IA, ]. T. ucti
vsechny jmenovce dnesni sobo-
ty V t6locvicn6 Sokola Czech
ma Wendell Ave. velkou Pepi-
ckou zabavou pri vvborn6 hud-
be p. Marika. Pofadatelstvl
slibuje vsem uGastnik6m mimo-
fadnou zabavu, jak lie soudi-
ii 2 pfiprav, dopadne zitfejsl
iosefska Svanda mad obyGei
dObTe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-18
JAK sI.AVII. sMfRcf sOUD.
CE ZOUL sV. PATRICIA.

Smirti soudce William j.
zoul pfekyapil svoje okoli
zvlastnim 2phsobem. Podpiso-
val vdera vsechny 1rednf listi-
ny, zejmena oddavacf listy re-
lenym inkoustem. Byv tazan,
zda slavf tfmto zpdsobem spo-
III Irtany den sv. Patricka,
odpov6del, ze nileoli, ale ze
praye v tento den, IL. brezna,
mel TO pote5eni zavftati ma ten
- .slzavy sv9t.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-18
STRELgA PRI PREPADENi
I.EKARNY.

Do l6karny +. Jacksona,
1868 Central Ave. S. H., vstou-
pill vtera ttyri ozbrojenci Il
donutili l6karnika u nahodou
diva pritonm6 zakazniky dati
ruce vzhdru a kdyz byli vybra-
Ii 500 Q pokladny, chystali So
k odchodu. G.. l.. Willis, jenz
Sc nalezal venku, rychle po-
sttehr CO sc dtje a lined be
Eel do Ntho kramu pro reVol-
yer a zahajil IA prchajiclmi
palbu, kterou v$ak tito opako-
vail. Jcdnou jejich kuli pax
zasazen byI Denny Moore, "a
mestnany jal;o kuchar re-
staurantu tis. 3943 Central
Ave. Byl Zran3n ma noze ra-
ma jeho bylo Y nemocnici csc
trena.
lupici pfiieli "A take prchll
cestovnim automobile. Po ie-
jich stop6 pustila Sc lined po-
licie nekolik detektivd a iak
bylo dnes tasne z rama hlase-
no, podaiilo Sc dfadum zlskati
podrobnosti, jez poyedou k w
patrani pachatelu.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-27
SYNDICATE

Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Mears of
Arlington were in town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Mason are en-
PERTAINING friends from Niagara Falls,
N. Y.
Burnard Squires spent a couple of
days recently with his aunt in Shu-
shan, y. Y.
Mrs. Jennie Squires aud son Carlton
OF Shushan, ~ Y visited relatives in
town last week.
Edward r Hayes of Salem. N. y
was the week end guest of his mother
Mrs Mae Hayes.
Miss Anuis Wilcox of Sunderland
ia the guest of her parents, MIR, and
Mrs, w O. Wilcox.
Evclean Beutly Of Cambidge, N. Y.
Is spending couple of weeks with
relatives and friends,
The social at the NJ. r. Church
last Thursday was great success
both socially and financially, net pro
oeeds $4,000.
Mrs. Cecil Wilcox has returned home
from the Troy City Hospital where she
recently underwent an operation ant
lis gaining rapidly,
Mrs. Fred Squres accompanied hei
little daughter, Dora, to the Putnam
! Memorial hospital at Bennington
whore she is to he operated On lol
tonslsand adenoids.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Mr.. S. e. Didout OF Hudson, Chic,
is visiting his sister Mrs. Mark b.
Lyon.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Moffitt have
q son, Born July IA, named, Robert
Emery.
Mrs. Frank Lord and maid Of Sears
dale, N. Y, are at her home here.
Mr.. Lord spent Sunday here
For Cheap, Ford truck in
first class condition. Adams Hard.
ware cQmpany.-Advcrtisement. 654
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Robinson who
have been Visiting at w. b. Simons'
returned to their home in Natiek,
Mass, last week
Rev. and Mrs. Louis b Crane and
family Of Elizabeth n II are in town
for their annual vacation and are oc.
cupying Mrs. d. c. Grants house
Miss Jessie Farnum returned to
Newport II. l. the first of the week,
being called there by the serious i'll.
ness Of her niece Norma Peckham
If it's lumber for large needs or
small, call the Thomas Hunter Lum-
Der company. corner Branch and
County street phone 2GG-W-Adver-
tisement. 66tf
Mr. and Mrs Elmer r. lockwood
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Helen Ruth lockwood
to William Parker of New York. The
WEDDING will take place sometime
this fall.
Mrs. W. II. Burroughs has arrived
at her home here for the rest of her
vacation, She and her daughter,
Mrs. Edna Bonner OF Greenfield. have
been spending few weeks in Hyann.
is, Mass. - Sri$
Mrs. Mary (Jcnkins) Rush died at
her home here after a long Illness
July 90. Mr. and Mrs. Rush moved
into the house owned by Allen Reed
in the north part of the town last
spring soon after Mrs. Rush sold her
farm, lust over the Peru line in Land
grove to Mrs. p. Plaskett of this town
Her funeral was held in the church
Saturday morning and burial was IN
Dorset.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-27

lhom the brain might as wci be on
tIrely asleep. That caricature Of
American smaltowu life and dreary
lot of slushy clcpt Main street, for
instance. -Vergenucs Enterprise,
When there is no end to writing
lof books It follows necessarily chat
the great majority of them might Just
al we not have hccu written wore it
mot for the work they give the print
ers and the sustonance ihey furnish
tho authors On the ceonom side the
publication of any hook may be good,
on the artistic, literary side most of
the modern day production is a liabil.
lily.
Tho trouble f., the great majority
| of our authors write with the royalty
ncks in mind and for no other rea.
son. They mix up a connection of
confectionery sugar and talcum pow
der and lol we have at last the Great
American Novel Fact Is, every day
brings forth the Grcat American
Novel for which the world has iong
been awaiting. If You don't believe IT,
Tread the advertisements OF any of our
leading publishers. The production of
continuous as the twltching of an I'M
this world heater is as constant and
fortunate afflicted with St Vitug
dance
The modern novel is not reflection
of average life That is the criticism
the critics bring against It, After one
has read THE Feminine Nuisance in
/ Literature in the current number of
l'rhe Yale Review one can understand
the charge and agree with it., II is
artificial, unreal and most of it is sick
ening to the virile masculine mind
But, say the critics the author Is not
writing for masculine mind; he is
matching his piece of color with the
feminine mind, which is the great
market for our novels, and in order to
sell his wares he has to write a lie,
But why does the contemporary
pckout Main Street as being worthy
only of the general condemnation
Isn't this book that departs from the
general run of such things? It boasts
Of no ice cream hero; no handsome
man who saves a heroine from the
many pitfalls set for grish feet; NJ
pretty hoy who saves the monster
factory by beating back the strikers
single handed for which display o
good looks and bathing suit-adyertise
mentmuscle he is elected presiden
of the company at the next meeting
OF the directors.
Main Street. Il Is true Is somewha
of troublesome book But does nc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-27
is YOUR SKIN
INJURlNG YOU !
GOOD COMPLEXION MEANS MUCH

A clean. unblemished skin is neecs.
sary to attractiveness and success.
Pixine Ointment which can he pur.
chased from all dealers, clears up
skin troubles of all kinds Wonderful
for eczema pmples, boils and ulcers,
It's wonderful antiseptic qualities
make il Indispensable for burns, cuts
and Infection. Pxine Ointment Is
guaranteed satisfactory or your
money will be refunded. over So
years of success. The large soc pack.
age Of pixine Continent is a whole
medicine chest in itself 1t does so
much It gives instant relief. Have
It handy for all emergencies After
once using you viii have notling else
PILES are terrible things piNine
Pile Remedy is guaranteed to quickly
rlieve aud completely cure any case
of piles, or money back. This Is
another guaranteed Pixino product.
Buy tube Of your dcalcr-or ii he
does not take care of YOU, send $1.0O
to The Pixine Co, Inc. Csc Paw Ave
Troy n. Y. orders filed same day
received.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-27

this como from it's faithfully minute re-
Election of the every day experience OF
most Of us? Perhaps It is an ailogcth
,cr Too faithful reproduction of the
Main Street in the town where We
live, whether IL be in Nov England
the Middle west, or the Tar Pacific
coast. Those who know say that even
New York and Chicago have Their
Main Streets, faithfully reproduced by
inference in the book bearing that
name
All but ono or two of the characters
IN the hook are real Few of them arc
oycrdrawn Indeed, az one reads the
story one 1nds oneself imconsciously
dropping the names given by the au-
thor to the characters and making
good the deficiency by substituting
names of real living persons in the
circle Of ono's own acquaintance. This
procedure awakens wondcrmont by
tho reader as to which charactcr he
may become to some ncighbor who T.
making his way through the book
Fact is. Main Street is well worth
while st Adams Messenger
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-27
STAMFORD
Miss Muricl Sweet is i'll.

Miss Muricl Sweet Is i'll.
Miss Christine Richie remains
about the same.
Mrs. VIM NJ. Sanford is spending
the week in Greenfield
Paul Sanford spent the week end
in Mortified and vicinity.
Harry Blood, who has been quite
i'll with neuritis, is improving
Miss Alice E. Tanner of Greenfield
is visiting relatives and friends here.
The Grange meeting was quite well
attended on Childrens night and all
enjoyed the program.
Rev. r. j. Seamons preached a
short sermon to the children last Sun
day morning He will take his vaca-
ton during the month of August
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-27
EAST ARLINGTON

Mrs. Leon Jensen and two sons,
Lawrence and Bentley. Of Kingston.
n. Y. are visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Bentley. Mr.. jon
son will join them the last two weeks
in August. to spend his vacation here.
Harry Bentley of Springfield Mass.
is spending his vacation with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Dcntley.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-27
A harrow Range.

The motion picture people are ut
their wits ends for scenarios with
new plots. Don't they know that
there are but 81 plots which compre-
bend every possible human experience
and set the limits for dramatlst and
story and novel writer? Judging by
what we have seen on the screen, but
a dozen have been used.-Los An
geles Times. +
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-27

tiscrnout,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-27
EnolIsh Needle Industry,

English needles were first made a'
Long Crendon, OXfordshlre, aud after
ward at Redditch while their manu'
facture was stll in the main n home
industry, different stages being com
pleted In the cottages Of the workers
who were generally women. Tier
came machinery; fortunes were mnd'
sometimes lost--ln the needle trad'
Us In every other industry.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-27
Main Street


in many dictionaries. Society is CAB
run wild and there is too much cab
in business. Our policies are free
from CAB. plain promises to pay
whether YOU live. die or quit. M
tloual Life ms. Co VI Mutual)
Earle S. Knslcy General Agent,
Mead Building, Rutland. Vt-Adyer-
tiscmout
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-27
Main Street.

"Ninetcnths of the modern hooks Of
fiction can he read with the brain half
asleep, says literary note For all
the good anyone derives from reading
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-07
THIRD DENVER man
HELD IN BANK THEFT

Denver. Sept s.-T. s. Nance. a
member Of the state transportation
committee. created by tho state lcgis-
Iaturo at it's session last spring. today
was arrested here on a charge OF lar
conv in connection with the disappear
ance OF 81 l,56i, from the International
Trust company. Mr.. Nance was ar
rested by Leonard dc Luc. head Of n
local detective agency, and lodged in
tho county jail
Nance was arrested in connection
with tho recent disappearance OF Ed
win +. Morse. head teller at tho In
tcrnational Trust company. who iy
charged in n federal warrant. with
having abscondcd with approximately
f1S.OOO of tho banks cash funds. An
other alleged accompiicc, charged to-
Ecthcr with Nance with tho specific
theft of ti,3si from tho bank is Birnic
Il. Conner. former teller Of tho bank
who was arrested and placed in jail
last week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-07
REGIMENT IS ORDERED
OUT OF WEST VIRGINIA
Surviving Aviator is Reported
In Better Con
ditlon. ...-..

Washington. Sept. Withdrawal Of
twenty sixth infantry. ono of the two
regiments ordered into tho West Nir-
Sinia coal fields last week as recon-
mcndcd by Brig. General H II. Brand
holtz, commanding the troops in the
field was approved today by President
Harding. orders for the return OF
the regiment TO camp Dix. n. j.. its
homo station, were Immediately issued
by Secretary Weeks
Withdrawal from West Virginia OF
parts of tho ssth air service bombing
squadron and the chem ical warfare de-
tachment also was ordered late today
by Secretary Weeks. The airplancs
were ordered to return to their home
station at Langley Field. Va.
Charleston, W. Va. Sept. s.-Corpor-
al a. &. Hnslcton. tho only survivor Of
five army aviators who fell in Nicholas
county Saturday was reported today
by physicians az in better condition
than indicated by earlier bulletins.
They declared. however. that he was
not yet out of danger.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-07
TW0ARE HELD
IN CONNECTION
With ROBBERY
One Suspect Positively
Identified As Dundee
Drug Bandit

w. NJ. Smock. t5 years of age, was
positively identified as the man who
held uo the Dundee Pharmacy. Twcn-
ty-Fourth street and Grand avenue
Monday night about 800 O'Clock, by
irene and William Mcfarland, clerks
In the drug store, according to police
officials.
of Mounted Officer Osborn and Detec-
tive Moyland. formerly with the rang
crs. lie was located at the Standard
Fire Brick yards, whcrc he was work
ing, yesterday afternoon at ESQ
o'clock.
Smock is said to have entered the
drug store and commanded tine two
clerks and another man to hold up
their hands 1t is said. He then opened
a small cash register but found no
money. Spying a larger cash register.
he ritled it and obtained over $50 in
cash
Miss Mcfarland was then told to
opcn the safe, Sho replied that it was
locked and that shs- gould not open it.
but he commanded her to open IL at
once. She stated that there was moth
ing in II but started to tumble with the
combination. She was slow about tho
work and Smock became nervous. until
at length he backed out the back door.
As he left he told them not to fol
low him as no would kill tho person.
that attempted II. He then disa ppoarcd
running vest on Twenty Fourth street.
The police were Immediately notified
and searched the vicinity. but did not
und the man. They later picked UP "A
suspect, hut he was released when he
accounted for his actions satisfactory
ly To the judge.
: Siuock WAS hasty to explain that he
had bcon In church Monday night at
tho time Of the hold MP.
Tho description OF the man doinE tho
hold up was that he was wearing
khaki covcralls, and a dark brown cap
His eyes were noticcabIy bloodshot. At
the police station. a white handkcr-
chief was placed over his face in
similar manner th'a It was tho night
OF the hold up. and tho two clerks
called in to identify him n possible.
The Identification Mas made immcd-
lately.
Ncrn Dixon. an alleged accomplicc OF
Smock. was arrested latc last night
by officer Grey on Fourth street Iro
Is being held for investigation con-
corning the hold Up. II is stated that
Dixon awaited Smock outside the
store, acting as lookout. The two
formerly worked together at tho
Standard Fro Brick works.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-07
Authorities FAIL TO
FIND TRACE or SLAT ER

Trinidad, Colo. Sept. s.-Invcstisa-
tion by authorities here have so far
failed TO produce any clcw that would
aid them in learning tho identity Of
the slayer OF Walter A. shawl. ~, \
ranchman. whose dead body was found
Monday near we'll on his homestead
near Branson. Shawl had been shot
thru the neck and had been dead about
ten days, 1t is believed.
shawl was last seen alive on August
s5. He lived alone on u small farm.
Yesterday a mail carrier taking ort
the mail from Branson found shawl
dead. Most of the clothing had been
taken from his body and lay near him
1t IS thought that tho slaycrs had in
tended to place the body In tho well.
but had found tho opening Of tho we'll
too small as the well had hecn ccmsn-
ted over, leaving only an aperture
large enough for bucket
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-07
$50 Fremont MINERS WILL STRIKE

Trinidad. Colo. Sept. s.--t1vo Colo
rado Fuel and Iron coal miners in Las
Anhnss county began operations this
morning despite claims of offiCiaE Of
the United Mine Workers that they
had virtually tied up operations Of
tho company here. u was announced
this morning by j. y, Thomas, divi-
sion superintendent Of tho Colorado
Fuel and Iron company. All except
one arc working with reduced forces.
the statement added.
walsenburr. Colo. Sept. g.
Twenty-four miners wero working
this morning IN four mines Of tho
Colorado Fuel and Iro, company in
Huerfsno county. n. a. Stout. fuel
superintendent for tho company stat
cd after conferences with superin-
'endents of these mines. Eighteen
miners aud eighteen company men
were working In the three mines at
tho Walser camp and aiN miners aud
five company men at tho Big Four
mine. ho said Tho total number Of
men at work ia placed at about 100.
Tho number of miners normally Cm-
rloyed by tho Colorado l'url and
Iron company. iB tiio5 according to
union officials.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-07
VAR TO come
| IF ULT[MATUM
ESENT IRISH
Valera Tells Press Break
Will Occur If Britain
Uses Force

81 Dublin Sept. 6.-Eamonn de
Valera, Irish Republican leader. in a
statemcnt to the press made here to-
day said:
III England is Issuing an ultima
tum, let 1t be an ultimatum. Brute
force. naked and unabashcd. has been
used against small nations before.
Our nation has known it for long.
Even our little children havc expert
encnd it and no pretenso will hide the
threat of force: II is best recognized
for what it is.
England has no basis in right for
a single demand she is making on
Ireland. She would not dare mako
them TO power even nearly AS strong
as herself. They arc made to us
simply because II is felt Great Britain
Is strong enough to enforce them and
Ireland. too weak to resist successful
~. That is the naked truth. For
poace secured In these circumstances.
no ono would have the slightest re-
spoct. certainly no Irishmsn would
feel bound by any agreement thus
Arrived at
IA with this background OF imposi-
0on by force. war. not peace would
onrely he tho outcome. ireland and
Great Britain arc noiEhbors. Tho ma
h,ral forces and mutual interests and
1pmmcn purposes would have
Wrought tho two peoples together long
6eo al real fricsds in voluntary CO.
op-ratipu had not the rulers and
And artificial contrivances intorposed
tsh Eovcrntn,cpt proposals seek 10
continue and p.rpotuatc.
.'Hsd tho representatives Of the
British domiuiuus at their conference
sought to bind 10y f"rmulac aud ccn-
tralizc by machinery the union that
exist between these states and Great
Britain they would have disrupted
Their empire. Wisely for the empire
thcy Let very well be.
III Pitt had been as wise. there
would be no Irish problem today and
Ireland would have been saved a
century and a quarter Of misery and
Great Britain century and a quarter
Of shame.
b PITTS work must be scrappcd and
The debris cleared away TO find n
foundation for a real and natural
union between ireland and Great
Britain. Wc are in a struggle to got
to that foundation. VIC inow what
Nc arc doing and all who desire to
sec Great Britain and ireland friends
and ut peace will lend helping
hand
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-07
Special to The Chicftain.

Special TO The Chicftsin.
La Juuts, Colo. Sept s.-with the
streets decorated with flags and bunt-
ing. with shop windows drapcd with
purple and white, with giant show
cards everywhere displayed with the
words Welcome and the antlcrcd
cmblcmH of tho II. +. o. Eiks lodge
everywhere In evidence. La Junta Is
ready TO receive tho delegates to tho
state reunion Of Flks which opens here
tomorrow morning
Tho reception committees will meet
every train and all automobiles COM
ing into la lunta with delegates and
for tho next three DAYS La Junta will
provide program OF entertainment
features to make the stay OF tho vts-
itcrs u pleasant ono.
ON the program is "a baseball game
between Rocky Ford and La Junta
baseball mines. beginning at O'Clock
this afternoon.
There arc thirty-two lodges Of Il r.
-. Elhs In tho state OF Colorado and
ali arc represented at tho annual re-
union held at Ia Junta this week Tho
various lodges represented arc: Colo
rado North District. Denver. No. ii:
Colorado Springs. No. 300. Cripple
Creek. No. 3is; Victor. No. $50: Central
city. No. 55I: Boulder. No. 5ss: Idaho
Springs. No. so'. Fort Collins. No. so, ;
Greeley No, soa: Lovelsnd. No. 1861
Iongmon,. No. 1855 Fort Morgan, No.
liiS: Sterling, No 1886. Colorado West