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Evening star., 1922-06-15

2 Tailored Suits, S35 each; were
S7-Of mems wear cloth. in
small colored check, crepe lined;
sizes "a and 38.
2 Imported Tweeds, SIS each;
were S55-Tan and robins egg
b ue: handsomely tailored;
size 36.
Velour Check Suit, S3l.75,
was S5s.5O-Tan and blue, lined
with sand crepe; size SO.
2 Tailored Suits, $3.50 each,
were $47.5O-Dark and light gray
check mems wear cloth; radium
silk lined; sizes "a and 40.
I Tweed Suit, S37.50g was
S47 47.JO-Imported gray and tan
mixture. radium silk lined:
size SO.
Sports Suit. s4:.50, was sSS-
Novelty plaid, black, white and
buff; size SO.
1 knicker Suit, e47.SO, was
e5S.SO-Novelty gray plaid: two
piece suit, three-quarter-len
coat may be worn separately.
Size 3S.
Evening star., 1922-06-15

3 Floral Cut-Elass Grapejuice Sets.
5 Floral Cut-glass Water Sets. 81
set; were $1.e6.
Floral Cut-glass Syrup Jugs with
Covers. ESQ each: wsre 500.
pair Richly Decorated Glass Candle
sticks. one slightly imperfect. 20 pair;
were $21.
1 Richly Decorated Syrup Jug on
Plate. $3.50; was $7.S6.
1 Oval Cut-glass Orange Bowl, slightly
imperfect. S4.5o: waa %.
1 Richly Cut-glass Ice Dish. $4.sb;
was -.
Glassware Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-15

Attractive Split Reed Swing.
Aft. seat size. enameled in, an
tique blue and taffy. 1915; was
$I8.7S.
1 Split Reed Swing with high
back and wide arm, stained in
soft green-4-ft. size. Very
special, S6.75.
2 Brown Reed Fiber Swings. in
attractive designs. Aft. seat.
very comfortable. $6.75 each;
were $16.75.
Also This Reed-Fib
Several Odd Reed Fiber Settees.
in green, brown, frosted brown.
antique blue and green. Very
special, $11.75 each.
High Back Reed Fiber Rock
ers. woven seat and back, finish
cd in rich brown. Very special,
&4.s5 each.
Reed Fiber Chair. wide arm
square back, brown finish. Spe-
cial, 34.S5.
Willow and Reed Furniture Section,
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Furniture and Beds
All offered "as is" subject to slight impe

imperfections, damages or scars
S18.75, was $500.
2 japanese Decorated Floor
Lamps, with silk shades. $3.50
eachs were $50.
/ Royal Easy Reclining Chair.
S1S.2S; was $3S.
1 High Back Porch Rocker.
S4.25; was $3.50.
1 Brown Mahogany Serving
Table. $3.50; was $S5.
Brown Mahogany Extension
Dining Room Table, 54-inch size.
$50; was $50.
1 Set Dining Chairs-2 arm
and side chairs mahogany fin-
ish. $2g.75 set.
Evening star., 1922-06-15

Small Shaving Mirror, nickel-plated
. stand. $2.l5; was 33.96.
IL Wire Racks for holding bath spray.
2Sc each: were 46c.
White Enamel Tumbler Holders.
31.S5 each; were $2.75.
4 White Enamel Combination Holders
for tumbler and toothbrushes. $1.75
each; were $3.25.
( White Enamel Wall Soap Dishes.
$50 each: wore $l.65.
s White Enamel Toothbrush Holders
45c each; were $50.
10 Glass Towel Bars, with nickel
plated post. $50 each; were S1.75.
Glass Towel Bars. with nickel-plated
post. 81 each; we1e -.
Glass Towel Rars. same as above,
31.16 each; were 32.25.
Opal Glass Shelves, nickel-plated
brackets. Sits each; were IS.
Opal Glass Shelves, same as above.
- each; were 1886.
12 Nickel-plated Tumbler Holders.
ESQ each; were 31.35.
Nickel-plated Holders, with white
opal tumblers. $l.e5 each; wore $2.75.
Housewares Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-15
$50 White
Sateer, Shado,pproof
Petticoats, 81 4

All of good quality, with dou-
bic panel; finished with en-
broidered scallop-in regular
and extra sizes.
5 Silk Petticoats, of Milanese
Jersey and radium. in henna, Vio-
let and black. $7.sS ench' were
&12.
Extra Size Silk Petticoats. in
taffeta and jersey. in navy, gold
and fuchsia. &7.9j eachS were
$IO.5O nnd $1:.
3 Extra Size Taffeta and Ra-
dunn Petticoats. in henna, blue
and violet $4.95 each; were
$3.50.
Petticoat Section. Third noor.
Evening star., 1922-06-15

All offered "as is," subject to slig
2 Ivory Metal Beds. square
tube construction, with springs.
1 3-ft. size; 4.6-ft. size. $3.50
each, were $31 80.
Englander Folding Cot,
single size, complete with mat
tress pad. $12.75, was $3.50.
2 Aft. E n g an der Folding
Couches, complete with pad.
S14.75 each, were $3.50.
3-ft White Enamel Bed. fold
Ing head and foot. with link
spring. $s.75; was $3.50.
Twin Link Bed Springs. So
IT. size. 1915 each; were -.
2 Chests of Drawers, mahogany
finish. 314.7S each; were $22.5O.
1 Walnut Tea Wagon, with
mismatched tray. $14.75.
Furniture and Bed Section. Sixth
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Summer
Underthings

Is Envelope Chemise. of hne
nainsook, lace-trimmed with rib
bon straps or built-up shoulders.
SSc each, were 81.
25 pairs Boomers. pink and
orchid batiste, tailored or lace
trimmed. 7Sc pairs were 81.
II Gowns. of nainsook, sleeve
less and lace trimmed. Csc each;
were II.
10 Pique Skirts, extra size.
with scalloped edge. $l.35 each;
were 33.
Muslin Underwear Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Tennis Rackefs
1906; We're g. IS

IS Harry c. Lee Rackets-a
very good make-the kind a
good player prefers.
p Tennis Balls (l92D in good
condition. Special, SOC each.
Is, Base. Balls Bats, for boys.
z5c each: were 75c.
43 Base Balls, for boys. &c
each; were 15c.
Sports Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Women s Knit
Underwear J.

q Women's Fine Ribbed Cot
ton Combination Suits, low
neck, sleeveless, tight-htting
knee, in pink and white size
s. SSc each; were zSc.
20 women's Fine Ribbed Cot
ton Combination Suits bodice
style with ribbon straps ana
tight fitting knee, sizes Sc and
8S. 37Mc eaeh1 were Soc.
81 women's Athletic Combina-
ton Suits, sizes "a, SO, ~. 91.50
each, were y.
Knit Underwear Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Philippine
Underthiings

90 Envelope. Chemise, hand
embroidered and hand scalloped;
strap and built-up styles. Sizes
36 to AZ. 32.85 eachs were $3.50.
81 Straight Chemise. hand
scalloped. Sizes 3s to A. $1.45
each, were 32.
- Combinations, drawers and
corset covers. hand-embroidered
Sizes 36 to 40. S1.85 each; were
$3.50.
Silk Underwear Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-15

10 Floral Cut-glass Cream Pitchers.
2So each; were 6oc.
10 Floral Cut-glass Bon Bon Dishes.
Special. Csc each.
10 Kelsey Colonial Glass Berry Sets.
Sl.6o each; were $2.75.
Floral Cut Sugar and Cream Sets.
800 set; were II.
s Floral Cut-slass Butter Plates. 2Sc
each; were Soc.
5 Tinted Glass Fruit Dishes. $50 each;
were eSc.
Floral Cut-giass Candy Jars. Soc
each: were II.
Colonial Glass Covered Ice Tea Jugs.
81 each; were $1.S6.
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Coaster Wagons
6.A5; We're 1925

S of these with roller-bearing
body, 34xl4 inches and equipped
with striped top and l1-inch
wheels.
8 Daisy Express Wagons,
complete with seat and back
boards. $4.zS each; were $S.75.
Toy Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-15

9 dozen pairs Mems Summer
weight Seamless Mercerized
Lisle Socks, double toes, heels
and soles. In black. cordovan.
navy and gray. Sizes 10 and 10k.
25c pnir; were 3Sc.
76 pairs Mems Fancy Colored
Silk Four-in-hand Ties. striped
and figured patterns in good col
ors. 45c each; were $1.OO.
Is Short Lengths Imported Ma
dras, such as is used in our GUS
tom shirts. l to 3 yards to the
piece. soc yard; was $1.OO.
Evening star., 1922-06-15

4 Meat Dishes, &c, 10, ~, TO each;
wsrs TO, No, $l.eS and $l.eo.
Covered Dishes, SS6 each; were S2.Ss.
II Dinner Plates, ~ each; we're 10.
o Soup Plates, l5o saoh; wsre ESQ.,,
0.Teacups and Saucefs, no each;
were l36e.
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Wonen's
Silk Umbrellas
Special
$3.95 and 1926

rs women's 25-inch Col
ored Silk Umbrellas. In
black. green, purple. brown,
red and garnet: bakalite
and assorted wood handles,
with wrist ring or strap.
Special. $3.05 each.
rs Women's 24-inch Sun
rain Silk Parasol Umbrel-
las, in green. blue. purple,
red and brown: light wood
handles, bakalite trim
med. with strap or bakalite
ring. Special, S4.c5 each.
Umbrella sections First floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Little Girls
Dresses, f.50
Reduced from 81 and SITS


36 charming little frocks of
chambray or checked gingham,
some with self ruff1es. embroid-
cry or white trimmings.
IL Play Aprons, of pink, blue
or green chambray. with ging-
ham check collars and cuffs. Csc
eaehs were 91.
infants Hamper. revolving.
White enamel finish. $3.50, was
S15.
r. 1 Infants Clothes Hamper:
white enamel trimmed with pink
tufted pad and ribbon bow.
$780, was SIS.
Infants Section-Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Hemstitched Marquisette Curtains
Special, 9Oc Pair

About 100 pairs of these very desirable marqusete
tains nicely made with Pinch hemsttched border-al 2A
yards long splendid value at this special price Both in
white and ecru.
IL pairs Ruf1ed Muslin Cur pairs Ivory Swiss Point
tains IA yards long $lz5 Curtains, with pretty
paF' were 80. NJ. c. openwork border; samples
with cnnv isc. edoe ssSo slightly soied 2H yards long
pairs S. 81 pairs were $lS
Large Collection Short Lengths and Remnants
of cretonnes pillows bags curtain voe marqusees
madras, silks, etc.
One!Third to One-Halt Less Than Regularly .
and Drapery Fifth door
Evening star., 1922-06-15

Broadcloth Silk Shirts, handsome
striped patterns. fast colors.
Sizes IA. 15h, 16. $4.95 each;
were $3.50 and $40.
so Mems Plain White Pure
Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs,
hemstitched, large size. :5c each,
were Soc.
IL dozen Mems Checked Main
sock Union Suits, sleeveless.
knee length. closed crotch. with
elastic insert across the back.
Sizes "a to 40. Very special. S5c
suit.
Mems Furnishings, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-15
200 Sample Bedspreads
and Bed Sets
Much Less Than Usual Prices
$50 to s9>

sample collection from of best makers with saw
ug the equal previous offerings Sanhnh and
bedspread single and double Sizes hemmed and cut
white blue, pink and godmany handsome designs
Sl5o to So EACH
shams to match: seal
cutco Size 4.6
s1xso Special $2SS
them perfect
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Mems Oxfo1ds, $2:95 Pair

vici Kid oxfords English last light weight
A. B; g. T. ~ c; 61 D. Special $.So
pair.
en- short lines black, some
brogue lasts. Sizes follows b:
6, 91s, D. $3.50 and
Roundtoe ONfordS with ruDber
o Special $305
Shoe first
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Decorated Porcelain Reduced

u Large Canton China Flower Vase.
$50; WAS -.
Imported Salad or Fruit Bowl. e2.5os
was Is.
Imported Salad Bowl, 81; was $3.50.
Imported China Covered Dishes, u
each; were $3.50.
China Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Housewares at Lou Prices

Sunbrie Securing Cleanser
ash 1Oc each, were
Refrigrators porceod'
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Ice Tea 7umblers, Special, 6Oc Doz.

Clear Optic Glass Ice Tea Tumbler smooth hnh
good weight for daily use, but thick. 60c dozen.
Clear Glass Colonial Tumbers we'll finished Special
dozen. .
Is 2-quar Clear Glass Colonial Water Pitchers. Very special
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Fine Corsets Reduced
Many at IS the Original Prices
At S.; We're $3.50

At S.; We're $3.50
to SIS
80 models: Lily of France.
Mod arts. Woodthrop and
Franco. OF fine brocades. and
batiste. Sizes %, 23, "a, 26, 80,
81, 80, "a, 35 and 81.
At 35c; uere 81 to SIS
SO odd lots, including Ma
ternity Corsets, low bust
models, nets and Lazelle gir-
dies.
Evening star., 1922-06-15

6 Peter Pan Dresses. of
wool Jersey. 2-piece styles
with plated skirts. Brown.
navy, gray and henna. Sizes
"A. 16 and is. &5 each, were
$l0.7J.
4 Serge Skirts. navy and
brown; two pleated and two
full gathered. 1915 each;
were $12.75.
Misses Sectiou-Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-15

3 Silk Skirts Of Velle-grane,
in .fuchsia and tangerine. SIS
each, were SIS.
5 Silk Golfspun Skirts, in
blue, tangerine and white. SIS
eaehS were SIS.
Skirt Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Silk Cloves
Less Thar, Half Price
Small Sizes ONLY
Small Sizes Only

65 pairs Fancy Silk Gauntlets,
with strap wrist and tucked and
fastening at the side; white
stitched with black, gray, and
black stitched with white. Sizes
51s. 6 and 6h. 81 pairs we're
$2.25.
rs pairs Silk Gloves, two-clasp:
white, black, pongee and white
embroidered in black. Sizes s,
51k and 6. 45c pair, were $1.
Glove Section-First Floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-15
FRIDAY-OUR REMNANT DAY
Mems Furnishings
Very Specially Priced

Pure Thread Silk Socks full.
regular made double Isle heels and soes and ribbed se
Subject slight irregularities of In baek
navy codovan gray Palm Sizes 9 llH Special
Evening star., 1922-06-15
At $3.50; We're $3.50
90 c12 IN

At yj.5U; " ere SI.oU
to $3.50
35, including our best
makes: Bon Ton, Woodthrop,
Irene and Modart. Sizes from
Fl to 25 and 81, IS. so, 81, 80,
"a, IS and Sc.
At 81; ,Uere $3.50 to $3.50
so small size corsets, waist
line and low tops. OF coutils
or brooches. The majority of
these are in flesh color.
Corset Section-Third foo
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Rag Rugs, Special, $l.lO

" rag rugs offered for Friday.
fresh, clean rags and artisti-
For bedrooms, bathrooms and
summer cottages.
2 Fiber Summer Rugs, 6x9
size. Discontinued patterns.
S7.75 each, were %.
Evening star., 1922-06-15

100 of these extra fine quail
They are Ux4 inches, made Q
cally designed in many colors.
sleeping porches or throughout
5 Fibsr Summer Rugs. 4.6x
7.6, discontinued patterns.
Fine quality, &4.75 each3 were
$3.50.
Rug Section, Sixth floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-15

s Sports Skirts. fringed
hens and pockets. Plaid and
mixed tweeds. Splendid for
wear with sweaters. $S each,
were 312.7S.
S Taffeta Dresses. brown.
navy and black. Attractive
youthful styles. Sizes II, is
and IS. &S.75 each; were
$10.75 and $:5.
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Sweaters, Bathing Suits and Tights
Reduced for Final Clearance
81 each

56 Wool Sweaters formerly $295 Plain blocked
striped high and neck styles; all slpover models
Odd Bathing Suits formerly 95 each; styles
dark colors with border stripes
200 Bathing Tights genuine Annette Kelermann bathing
tights knit of fine cotton neck sleeveless
ribbed knee Plain black; 81 46 To silk
bathing
he
Pures Sweat Ss.75-
black
IL
higher a
II Fiber SILK 33o5-
blue
duced IS 49, $3.50 $3.50
Sweaters Bathing Suit Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Millinery Reduced to 1915
$50 Trimmed Hats-FOrmer
Prices Range From $40 to S25

collection of fashionable and summer
regular including
wide range shapes sizes and coo Styles and
occa
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Misses Sports Cape Costumes, $40
% Added as Remnants Tomorrow
We're $28 to $38

Appropriate outfits for trips resort and sports
wear Made of lightweight homespuns in lovely shades of
new blue tan rose and orchid Sizes IA 18 years Well
Evening star., 1922-06-15
100 Untrimmed Hats-Special, $I.45

The balance of the special that offered last
Friday Dark and light coor small medium and large shapes
and all greatly underpriced
Evening star., 1922-06-15

Blouse Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-15
30 Women:S Skirts of White Flannel
Greatly Reduced to 1895

Skirts that have slightly oiled and taken from
rack-al have formerly sold higher prees-smart
tailored models with slashed pockets
Evening star., 1922-06-15

OcketS.
1 Beautiful Fuchsia and
White DuBarry Skirt S15;
was &25.
2 Silk Skirts, Of velette, in
white and maroon. &5 each;
were $3.50.
nfr.r
Evening star., 1922-06-15
Cotton Dress Goods
At One-Half Price

Remnants of printed voes in lengths of / to
yards.
Remnants of Ginghams, Ratine, Kiddie Kloth,
Tissue Gingham, Percales, Japanese Crepes-
n lengths of to 2,yards.
$50 pieces in all.
Cotton Dress Goods Section Second floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-10
Gle Daily Movie Magazine

novation is a poolroom. where the gents
may play at the usual rates charged at
less exclusive establishments.
Thomas Incc, Allan Dwan, Frank
Rossmore Adams and Sonya Levien
have all been made members within the
last week. BY the way. you knew, OF
course. that Mr.. Dwan is going to di-
rect Douglas Fairbanks in his new pic
turc. taken from robin Hood"
l visited the lnce studio today. 1t
looked rather cold and deserted. but
over on the stage did find Maurice
Tourneur working on Lorna Doone"
to the tune of two roaring studio heat.
ers. Madge Bcllamy and John Bowers
were doing a scene in n sort of wood
land dell. They both wore the romantic
looking costumes of the period. Fortu-
nately for the actors, said costumes were
in Miss Bcllamy's casc--woolcn. and
in Mr.. Bowers
Miss Bcllamy is q tiny thing with
immense eyes. She Is possessed of a
sweet manner. and it is prorhcsied by
many that she will some day be one Of
our greatest actresses. P'raps--p'raps
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-10
COLDWYN COMPANY
WANTS NEW
FACES ON SCREEN
BY CONSTANCE PALMER
HOLLYWOOD, Calf.

TOLDWYN has been making q deter
~ mined play for some time for new
faces OH the screen. To carry out this
policy. Robert b. Mcintyre. their cast
ing director. has been called to New
York by Mr.. Goldwyn to assist in the
search which the producer is making
throughout the country. They tell me
that times are very bad in the Eastern
amusement world. therefore this search
will probably he welcomed with the
clapping of hands by those unfortunate
Thespians who are wearing our shoes on
Broadway sidewalks stalking the elusive
job. Fortunately, Mr.. McIntvrc is said
to possess the 'Camera eye. Once he
sees player he remembers his Tor herr
name. appearance and acting ability.
Paul Bern has returned from New
York, where be had been comforting
with the powers that be regarding
stories for the coming year. lie probably
has a fat suitcase full Of new ones for
our delectation.
Carey Wilson has been writing screen
stories for year and half. In that
time he has sold ten originals. It seems
to me that this is the record. although
I believe Rita Weiman made tidy
sum through the sale of her brain chill
dren during her recent stay on the
coast.
Mr.. Wilson's latest news item is the
sale of two stories to Goodwin in tho
last week. He has been connected with
the organization less than month. In
spite Of the sbortness of time. checks
for Captain Blackbird," romance
Of the South Seas women Love Dia-
monds." n society drama executed with
something new in the way of technique,
and. This Way Out" are all to hand
"Darlin' is the new name of the
picture made under the working title
Of Sent For Out" with Colleen Moore
featured. Nobody could discover what
it meant unless they we're Irish. so II
was changed. Ralph Graves was Col
leen's leading man and Alfred Green
directed. The story is Irish and so in.
deed was not only the cast but the
entire technical crew.
The Screen Writer'S Guild is rapidly
taking In new members and cnlarging
it's beautiful clubhouse. The latest in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-10
THE MOVIE FANS LETTER.BOX
BY HENRY NJ. NEELY

swer will surprise you. but after nv
close escape from call down couldn',
afford TO take chances. You MAY be
right about "Rudy's" age. but I UNDER
stand. on good authority. that the birth
day which has been given in several fan
magazines is not correct. I've written
to his company TO get the low down
whether he's twenty-siy or twenty
eight. l didn't imagine tina. you were
really serious about that trip to Cali
fornia. Do you read the papers? My,
you're brave. However, go ahead, and
ii you meet your hero, and have any
thrilling adventures. write back and
tell me about them. Gosh, gosh. gosh .
Alice Terry is twenty five years old
Elliot Dexter was married to Marie
Doro. and probably still is. although
they We been separated for number of
years. I've printed every bit OF infor.
nation and family history know Of
concerning Rodolph. Haven't you any
pity at all:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-10

Cut slirc out Of large apple and
shape il to resemble piece OF candle.
In the end insert a burned almond for
a wick. II this Is Gone carefully you
will have an excellent imitation Of the
end OF II candle. Light the almond.
and as Il starts 10 bura place the "can-
die in your mouth. The light will 60
rut 50 quickly there Will be n, chance
of burning yorr mouth, and every ono
will be 'stOnished to see You calmly
eat aud swallow the "candlc."
COPYRIGHT 1888. BY Psssio. Ledger Company
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-11
FOREIGN PROPAGANDA

In commenting upon the flood OF foreign propa-
ments pron:inent American editor made the observa
the people of the United states Would be subject
s@ m an ,me m S o
selfish aims Of rival camps in the European continent
There has in the history of United States
S & Of as
being waged
to Europes repudiating $1,000 money
borrowed i.om us in good riith that Europe will be
They being told unless the United States ma makes
They are being told that unless VIC consent to lower
tariff duties and to the admission of flood Of
eheaply manufactured products from Europe that
They being told that unless VIC go back to the
days of M etc and d eaa &
try that Europe will be ruined .
They are being told that unless the United States
consents to become a party TO European economic ai-
that Dn win a% be sn. a., the United
to enter into some sort OF league OF nations and
They are being told tha, unless tho United States
nncos thai, Europe will be ruined.
1t is futile 10 urge that this foreign propnsanda be
stopped That can no, be and win & no, be su. the nc
A%Sesns ar%@'s %. to he necessity of looking after
interests first and remaining free from all foreign en- en-
tory OF the United states when greater need
Sr ns c % anS our in
the protection OF our own industries and iaborins
markets and the safeguarding OF our ins,i'u-
Thc very fact that this country being made tn.
oSs Of so sms aSd
convince the people Q, this so%Iry that II is necessary cess
poS rSs iSS from European and nrs"cs
Quite T S " ns ss F5iS sn
becoming partisan in European auarrss or by ner0
o as e sob e there is res necd for
sGs help depends upon Americas retaining tho
her etizenshp and institutions the integrity OF her
sources.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-11
ADesirable Investigation

District Attorney Van Cise of Denver deserves the
thanks of the entire state for undertaking nvestga
ton of the Ku Klux Klan, organization that recently
presented its articles Of Incorporation for filing in the
office of the secretary Of state.
Whatever may be- said in favor of the avowed pur-
of this organization its methods contrary to
the public interest and tend almost inevitable toward
violence and crime The authority that seeks to
else belongs exclusively to the public government,
One of the worst things in connection with such an
organization is that there is way of telling whether
the acts done in its actually done by its
authority The organization is secret and irresponsible.
Any write letter and sign it Ku Klux 1llan.
Any fantastic disguise and deceive those
who not familiar with the regaa of the genuine
Flan. Already such counerfeits of the genuine Kan
have been active, and of the arguments commonly
used in defence of the Klan that Of the worst
things charged against it have been done by others
acting in its and without its authority
In acting promptly against the Klan the city
authorities of Denver comforting benefit upon thu
entire state. If left unchecked the Fan is likely
spread in many and rural districts and to lead to
endless evil Colorado night riders Its courts
open for the protection of all law abiding and right
minded citizens, and the state government with the sup
port of all good citizens is adequate for the enforcement
of law and order and the defence of personal and prop
erty rights