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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-12
OBSERVE MONTE VISTA DAY.
WITH A GENERAL Cleanup
STOCK SHIPMENTS MADE
DURING THE PAST WEEK

Friday. May 5th. the River Ranch
Co. shipped four cars Of horses to
WATSON. and on Tuesday. May .,
IL cars Of sheep to the same place
TO be put on the summer range.
Saturday. May 6. NJ. 8. Woods
shipped one car cattle to Denver
market. u -
Tuesday. May 8, John Drake ship
ped one car hogs to Pueblo, and
Bond Z Jennings six cars of hogs to
the same market.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-12
SILVER LOVING
CUP IN LITERARY CONTENT

Monte Vista captured the silvse
loving cup In the All Valley literary
contest Saturday night. by takiAg
IL points. Frances Schali. OF The
local schools. won first In the de-
clamstory contest. Robert Caldwell
took second place In oratory. aAd
Cynthia Buck won second place
with her essay.
Antonito won first In the ssaAy
contest. second In defamation aHl
third In oratory. placing sscoad
with . points. saguache won ftrss
In oratory. and third In essay. total.
Ing points.
Mr.. c. d. Copeland. OF Coioraao
College. acted ~ judge In the
oratortcal and declamatory contests.
The sesays were sent 10 the EnsiisA
department at the 0saaisoa Normal
aaA the wiaasrs chosen BY then.
The representatives Of all Tie
schools except one. sxprssssA sasis-
faceiea with The 1seisioas rsaAsrsA
as1 felt that The sxpsass Of ssseang
. judge fre0 outss1s The valisy voa
tAeeessAly juseiftsA. II aasouAs.
iag his 1esasieas. NJ. Cs0saasA -.
pesese1 Aiosslf - veil DisaseA
VIII ths ssaiity ee literary vssk
~ Aal seea u tAs eeatsse. asA
eeOosaAel tAs seAoiars ees tAe sus-
esss aetatssA II this iaDestaat eieal
g slusae3oa. He seats1 tAae -
wae os0oeoAliy please1 vteA ~ eub-
49, natter u tAs esatseas, bse
tAo1gAt he wofk q ~ girss vas
somewhat bsttss % tAe whoie tAAa
that q ths beys.
TIE wianse q sesA sveot Vna
pressatel With a. sxveaslve oo1A
MEDAL aal tAs Win1ia0 seAeel -.
esivsl . large silver trophy sso ese
-. DeeneAsas .Desseeoiea.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-12
FIVE SCHOOLS COMPETE IN VALLEY TRACK
MEET AND LITERARY CONTEST Saturday,

The big valley track and field
meet was held At the Stampede
grounds Saturday. April 6, with
five schools competing. They were:
Center. Saguache. La lara, Del
Norte and Monte Vista. The result
was . tie between Center and saEu-
ache at ~ points. Monte Vista
took third place with 15 points, La
lara II. and Del Norte Z.
The tie was q result OF the work
OF Williams OF Saguache. who alone
took ~ points for his team. A de-
lay in the meet due to q contested
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-12
FISH AND GAME MEETING
10 R9 HELD IN AlAAlGO0A
TaURSDAY. NAY u

A meeting has bssu called BY The
Three Rivers Fish aad Game Assoc
iation for Thursday. Nay ~. 70 b
held In tAe Elks hail at Alaaosa.
The object Of this meeting 10 70
further complete the Organization Of
the sssociatien aad 10 map out Q
program for the ysars work - we'll
% 10 decide what construction work
u necessary = provide rstaining
ponds aud all that Will - required
70 provide tor the propagation Of
the trout aooe5eo.
Every s0osesoas. and especially
every fisheeDaa b usgsnuy request
Cd 10 b Deeosst asA give his sup
port to tAis effort 70 iacrsass The
Joys Of ths hishsss typs Of sport
frost ftshlaG. Prom sxpssisacs q
the first meeting tAis coafsrsaes d
expected - - fall a eatAusiss0
from the Start, as1 70 rssuit In a11.
Ing many osnbsrs % this popular
ASSOCIATIONS. Ths istsrsss shown
this early h the history OF the Or
ssnisatioa b - great aad sathssias-
tic that Il Deo0isss - - the largese
assoeistioo - sDo1tsDea 10 Tie
West. wteA . .0sabssship rsacAias
up 70 ieoo.
Ia Moaas Vista - Nay :. the u.
itiai msse1aO eoe tAs orgAaisatiea
was hslA WieA representative frea
every es0ooa1ev = ~ valley. ees
this 10 . va,DeV ssUassaasioa tor ~
benefit - ~ tisAssoea q ~
thrss stvsss. ~ Alaosaa. Rjs
osaads - 0ooaoeo. - svssysos
Ia The va11lp - = lsAssssss1 =
ssests = ~ bDoesel1sa g NJ
iiss \ sa1leb = osaesnAlH -
soanss1oS ~ voogoeso1e1 q ~
hoard e 11essesss - ee,levs:
George DeaeWs1l. 11ests visa. pees1-
dsnt; =. p. n1var1s. vsss pess1-
dent: ,. l. vaaveesAsa. Il Jssa;
J. D. vsaeeg, Aatsaise; rsaat
A.elsoa. Cs9tss; chAsses EJsike.
creeds: tAe bear1 nA0el G. y.
DrsaAberO - .OeesoAso-lsaaoasDe., .
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-12
ARREST FOUR CHARGED
WITH RECENT ROBBERIEs

Sheriff Abernathy arrested three
young msn Saturday night and Sun
day IN connection with the recent
robberiee In this city. Everett Smith
being taken first. then Lawrence
stoddara and Jack MCGUIRE, sher-
III Absriathy going to salida after
the last named. They were taken
before the District Judge At Del
Norte Monday, for hearing and
Smith and stoddard have confessed
to breaking into the White Eagle
Service Station. Dunker's barber
shop. twice each and . robbery At
Del Norte. Purl Crooks was also
taken into custody. and his hearing
was hsll the same day.
After the hearing Monday, the
four yosaE men were placed unds.
bond. with orders to appear before
the district court again this after
noon.
Bully Yempen. who with hi. son
had Jest 'returned from California,
had Ah ear stored At the Service
garage apd slept there Saturday
night h was awakened by . man
entering the place and going into
the offies and he gave q description
Of tAs 0an to the proprietor Of the
ssnss when II was discovered that
money had bssa stolen from The
sais. TIE sheriff arrested Everett
Smith. charged hin With Tie rob
berry and received . confession. Later
tody within half IN hour. Later
Lawrsaoe Stoddard was taken into
custody and = search revealed
articles taken from Dunksr's barber
ship In smith's possession. and .
pistol Which was the property Of l..
A. Fesesr In Stoddard's possession.
When taksa 70 Del Norts these two
young ae. ulaAs full confession to
tAs White EAsis snd Bunker barber
sheD roseriss. alse one ~ Dsl Norts.
but dssied any connection With
other piifsrinss. Il appears that
the pistol belonging 70 Mr.. Foster
was taksa By Jack Mcclure. who
left Il with 9toddard. Thers seen.
to b nothing brought out st this
time TUESDAY norninS) 70 connect
MCGUIRE with other thtsvsrtss aside
from the theft OF the pistol.
Both StodAard and Mc0sirs have
bssa up eeeore the district court
before. and we're both o. parole.
All four boys are scheduled 70 ap-
psar before Judge Wiley this Friday
afternoon.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-12
PCulDC 0ON0 H0DTWAL
At IN AA1oO0Y TOND001

u seaaeeeioa With eAe CAillrea's
Week oeoeSveaee Q ooAe festival
viii - helA q ~ Ar0ssy tsaAgAe.
beginalaG at see e'eleek.
MsA nogie viii direct ths eeo-
nualey saagias. uslns ths seAss 10
~ seos book that y useA ia tAs
Dsavss Aslitssiuo aal Community
ceotee slAge. CeDsss Of tAe beeks
nay - beugAe tor lee at The dees.
ovesy go y cordially iavitsa 70 a.
euoA -f'e--s.,- -r'ss. Z. . A. 4 .. =
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-12
ROD y. DAY II REl.EASED
MONDAY ON oloyeoo RAN

Judss Ssarcy granted the plea Of
the defense attorneys and released
Rod 9. Day to hail In the amount ef
elo.eee. says Tussday's Durango
Democrat.
The Democrat states that the
boad was signed BY prominent citi-
sens Of that city within . short
TINE. and that Mr.. Day was hack at
his desk Ia the Democrat office
Tuesday. Mr.. Day haas retained the
attorneys Russell Z Reese and Barry
Sullivan. asa the district attorney
10 being assisted ~ Deputy Joha b.
O'Rourks. Ths case will come 70
trial at the next regular session Of
the district court In November.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-12
FIRE IN SHED IN REAR
or 8TOW.WOOD'8 STORE

Monday morning at about ll:le
O'Clock Q blase WAS discovered IN .
she'd In The rear Of the Stow.wood
department store. aad the fire de-
partDeat vas sooa on hand turning
on Q stream OF water that shortly
sxtiaeuishsl the flames.
Before the department arrived
nee eson the store were working
70 control The flames with the
houss chsmicals. The oas shed was
eoopsstsly destroyed. saA another
nsar caught fire. but vas not great.
" damaged.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-12
MONEY ASSURED FOR
SOUTHERN OUTLET TO
SAN JUAN BASIN

O"se"So rrIoay tnat the money
necessary to finance the building Of
. railway ~ . southern outlet for
the San Juan basin has been raised
by . Los Angeles syndicate. When
the southern outlet from the San
Juan basin becomes an actual fact
It 10 hoped to secure q road from
the Ban Luis valley which will con-
meet with that road and furnish q
southern outlet for the products OF
the valley. This prospect gives the
building OF . road south from Du-
rango . matter Of great Importance
to the citizens Of the valley.
The movement to secure this
southern outlet has been on hand
for some time. and the first Of the
year It WAS undsrstooA that Dros-
pscts wsrs good for securing Il. bat
. telegram In DaranSo Friday re-
csivsd from the head Of the syndi-
cate contains the assurance that the
money for the work has bsen raised.
The durango Democrat has the fol-
lowing 70 say coneernins the settle
meat OF the final details. which
1srs to b considered durins . con-
florence at that place this week.
~. Musick. chief counsel for the
Syndicate: W. X. Barnard. consult
Ing engineer. and VIM. Harper leave
Los Angeles this evening and will
arrive In Durango Monday. the mes
sage added.
"Immediateiy on their arrival
confersnces will bs held 70 reach Q
settlement OF all the fiasl details
necessary under the nedifisd plan
which was tentatively asrssd upos
Il the Gallup coafereacs between
members OF Syndicate and the var.
sous railroad committees last March.
"The general conditions Of the
modified plan are most satisfactory
to the subscribing iaaA owners ssa-
srally aad Il b bsltsvsl that the
plan 10 not oaly satisfactory 70 the
laaAovnsrs but more bsaeficiai IN
some ways for the Syndicate.
"TAs modified plaa provides that
the ssbscribins land owner accept
securities on bis owa laal iasssa1
Of taking railroad sock exclusively.
This, Il 10 coatsadsd assures hin
100 eents on the dollar for all lasd
Subscribed.
"It b expected that the asv Dlsa
viii - worked out IL all lts details
b. nsst week when Il will b pub-
lisheA h ~ satirsty.
"The nssd for The outlet b more
seuts today tAaa ever before a..
Il u poiatsd oct that although The
fisss btg step hes bssa tsksa thsrs
auss - 10 Vt ~. - lettiag 1ova
q effort. More tAaa evoe sntAu.
siasa, courage anA Aogee1 6stsroi-
nattoa are nov ase1sA - oveseooe
~ Obstacles that viii - eoeesates.
q - ehs vosk q bsi11lAg ooes -.
~ Nv.
.sTna setsssoo q ~ basea Aavo
snltlol onl tAe9 0ooe otAy v1e1 u.
Ve have tAe eutjet z ~ 6oat ~.
~ losk q ee-oDoeotjoa ea1 1oek q
entAus1aso - loteseeeo w5tA ~
usee nslsveseAy Deejese svee seo-
eslvsl y sAis ssetisa = ths sesa-
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-12
NOTARY CLUs Doix0s

Al the regular nesting OF the
rotary cish Moaday night . nunber
Of the usobefs Who held stock 10
the Mouts Vista Driving Park D
Asrsesitusal associatios. donated
their share q eAs noasy resulting
from ths sals q The Dstviag PART
Rrovnls y the use Of the Boys Wort
eeunitsse q The elub.
N beys Of tAs high seAoel
sreAuaaiag class viii - gusees Of
~ dab q thoos dla1se Hsg1 4oa-
lay aighe as ~ L. Yea.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-12

WnH1e Doooo v1Uoa ~ vtgleo1 ~
4 ~ Wta1 ~ nm. h ~ eooW.
~ q Csoe1s. Dease3easly elo ~
~ w 11o11o W1aA 81 Welaes-
~ nognlAg eegAe lasAso Vere ~.
peslel q thae Daaee. 1s. Nssssy.
nesAeoe e the joeal bsaasA q he
ts1soAeae eoopaay. rsDssts ~ tell
rbln0- loUO 80 ooaooet3oao VITA
pvsaaeo sut ~. tAe linss tselias
eoea eee sniy sbest ss miles II that
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-12

Mn. WIZARD WEED aal children
Dtlly ssl Chas1ette. vi1l Deove tAie
veek eoe caiteesnlA - fe0ass eeeue
tvo neoehs. They VIII - aseoo.
poaDoA - 1ese Woo1b uoeAeN No.
1eeeeieh. 80 sgDeee - beave Deavee
ssse lassAay aighe ever ~ ueise
&AAl4e. N =. -. !. -. :.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-12
RAxEnALL a1AeoN
10 oeM laAY -

The Alanees hala eoub vAieA ~
! ga tAsir sosiaG tselaiag tAs first
Of the week ass nak1ng saSs1 sesi6ss
|. tsvarA o0-ssassa eesn unAes tAs
nasaesosse q d. I. ". 0elasA.
sons tvsaty ~ poayass rspest-
~ fes Dsast1se - l1eo1Ay evsaias.
and tAs Dessoss>s ~ essA Tor .
fast local elub h ~ Lsosus this
tssssos. go ft
No bsseAs hevs beea assignsl any
splayers = ~ eal uAk1 aeose ~
'trainias ssaesa y svss. thsse viii
be first asl ssseal 49,.
The doesss iasssas = tAat ~ Aas
several nv osa . ~ ~. inslsA.
ias Kelly asl Ws0saAssOss. DitsA-
Srs. staase,sa1. oea1osg. lgeeGAat aal
Noeinsoa. iae1e11seo 80 Dwyss.
feaeAss. w. teoeo1es v1sA sssssai
q lase saaseat Ooa0sss. laslsl1ng
Harris. oiaa. )oluDun. 0ovo11, osee.
eAa. HsssSsk - ooo1Aono - ~.
~ y Aol p1oeop Q ~ yoay'o
slsb.
wsssAss Dssu1e1Gn . psaal1ss
eaes ~ Dsela11v = uonVs1 osa.
~ aesseaoea - U1DoA - oAa1s.
~ vt1i - sAaaDo1.
NJ noaaoesD g ~ IoaGuo dDu1e
- hsss ~ ulo11 - eomooooo ~
pee10g ooAo1Q1o - - ~ -
Heeesasees ~ ~ eoo1dkg g ~
~ Hay 9otk.e tk.eAlnnon csas.
= = ssases1 - - Annsss
Ass'e Aae1ss osesO G n1aas q
Ssnnitvl1le ~ sVlnse-o0GUsa1sa
ssalAe JuoA eno9 ~ naa-
ses = ~ NsQne.s& esgse-
'|~ > u - - an&<Dn4 - -, a s-..x.-.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-12

Tuesday. Nay 1s. y Monte Vista
Day-ths LAY every oas cleans up
his home Dlacs. anA puts every
thing in spick aaA sDaa order for
the good Of himself and the beauty
Of the city. PrsDarstioas for spec
iai obssrvaacs ef tAs nrst cleanup
day provided tor sadsr stAs new
city charter ere well under way.
Mayor Kavalsc = satAusiastic about
II, but Wishes ~ seslA have .
whole day for he ~ saA . big
parade with . bsas4 baAA.
Supt. vaa Flsst. u Tie schools.
will co-opsrats with the city gov
ernment 70 the sxtsat oe dismissias
the school for . half holiday. and
, the boys Of tAs high school may
organize into patrols and volunteer
for psbite ssfvics. sch - cleaning
knp church Avns, Or Datting vacant
lots II order. aaa sueA otAsr ssrv-
ice - thsy nay lssi1s Co. reader.
This shealA eesse - eSoertunity 70
~ DeV oooo1D - lsal . halVa1o
SAaaA vAero 4 = nseas1. In nsay
towns yssas Dsoess's essaaisatiena
Of the eAufcAss as1 elubs have
stakea ~ tAs sasas-aD DAY osssr-
vance aaA fsaAA Many oD0ortuai-
ties for real hsipfulasss at that
time. Ths ssaseal ehsssvanes oe
this day = ssw ~ Aeats VISA this
year. bst Drosably ~ another year
all thsss afFaaes0sats will b
planned aAeaA. sse . grand clsaA-a1
I'm the day ~ aoast.
Rubbish tAa4 y - ~ hauled
away nay - As0esltsA b Tie a.
'leys. In pasess ssavsaisatiy acess-
sible 70 tAe vaseos Whsa ths hasl-
Isrs are seat aressA 1ellowiAg The
cleaning -.
The Mayors proelanatisa for the
ebservaace q ~ ~ vas aistsibut-
u on tie strssl ~ beys were sent
out with eoD6eo y - tAae there was
sae placed h svssy heas. - that
al sAoulA ~ rsajaAe1 q ~ day
and date.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-05-12
PLANS FO8. .slsONTE vIsrA
DAY" ARR WELL UNDER WAY
PROCLAMATION

Pursuant to the requirements
of the New Charter OF the City
Of Monte Visa, all business
men are respectfully request
ed to Close their places Of bust
ness on Tuesday. Nay 1s. 1879,
until 1:ee o'clock p. NJ. In Oh
ssrvatioa Of "Moats Vista Day"
EveryboAy Will b expsctsd to
devote their tine In cleaning
up and beastifyins their res
pectivs premises Let's all DO
our bsst to make our city clean
and beautiful.
R. j.. KAvALEC.
Mavnp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
Rail Clerks Are Not
Satisfied With Ruling

Chicago. Jan. ell. II. Fitzgerald.
president OF The Railway Clerks uAion'
in a statement tonight. declared that
the recent acton Of the Railroad La"vr
Eoard in ab"lishing time and half pay
TO- the ninth hour Of work. "H!rtua'.E
had created Iiac hour day, contrary
"a the intent Of the transportation act
lad 70 common practice IN all industries
today"
Mr.. Fitzgerald said he and the MEM
he-s OF his organization were greatN
t.sappoiatcd over the decision. tcrm:nE
!, 81 hard blow. especially in View OF
the proposed further wage reductions
10 be sought"
we are also opposed 10 that part OF
The decision covering Intermittent ser
wee because il provides sH"; tricks
whereby employees are required TO be
,.ya!la5.c for du;y twelve hours n "T"rr
T. caln pay for eight" said Mr.. F.t&geT-
aid.
W. L. MoMraimcn. labor member or
the labor board. in statement tonight
said that the boards decS,"n removing
I.ur!tIvc overtime pay ard other pun
two rules tor shrpmrH. maintenance OF
wav e:npioycS and CLERKS reduced me
annual payr,l,S oc the roads by Sf4h'-
100000, according To data he had gath
cred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
BoweIs Par alyzed
New VII ell
Suffered over 20 Years Yet New.
Worth Restored.

When 4 man has suffered 20" Over 20
years with Indigestion and constipation
uitll his huwrls are In \ pdrtiNHcd con-
diti,m and ." has trIc remedies @"i
d.. tors without relief lie IS lit".y TO hc
IuIir -kvpt:"al al what amy other rciI.-
rhS ulny hc able to do for him. That
NJ The state OF mind in which Mr.
Jane; hudson. OF MuSi;rgOn. Mich. be-
IAN the use of Ncrv- Worth--ycl before
he had used Up the first bottle. so lie
.r.iS one of oar representatives. he be-
gan Ia feel III" beneficial effects His
sou" stomach wds luiTuvCd. hi had 20
more E1S hua' dii rot belch after cat
INK, could sleep wcil and had regular
Gf lis towels without drt!-
Ilri;d aid. Ihat seems truly remark
thlv. hut ihcI" r. Thousands of pcOpl"
Throughout tia, country WHO have had
i similar "NrvricEC" with NcrN-Woi tn.
and Il Is for that reason that we author
izc every druE-is to give the purchase
money ha"k If the first bottle fails TO
show satisfactory and encouraging r.
suits. Nearly ever ydrug SlSt has II -
one dollar a bottle. You can always lind
IL on Sul" At the &. ". GricSt X CO."
druc store n this city. !! you suffer
rom any form It stomach or bowel all
m"nt You should civ, il n trial al once"
1t Is especially lin" for G"ii"aI" women
~! SirklN children aud lis taste is very
ultussnr.--N!v.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
WEEKS REVIEWS
MILITARY PLANS
Tells of Development Of the
Reserve and National
Guard.

a a.
WashinGtnN. Jan. %. i''''''N ANU ANU
tiv,ties OF the war cf'3' '"'Hs 90.
ference 70 the land :o"''S OK tn' ''"''. -
are reviewed ~ . letter I" ne ~ '''.'''
OF the s"n2i" and nous" h.''''"', .''....
mt''eeS nLH"' u. -, h;.,, :, or.srf.d
"'sNs. .".,,..,s -, -.y.,rIng for .h,.
a., ,t,,,o Give. IN, ar,rarn.n. c"nf'r-
Ut oa.,i,t.,~..inr'S pC.!,y
90. rr,rrc ,rp.,,mrn, O, tie army. -
w 1891 ~, ',,.,,,I,,,- ,b,, ,,.h:Ie The sec
-. ,.,,o..,..,,s -. i..,.t-i !or econ
- 49,, a1~..,,f.. ,..E.,...l sayings
y-a,T.,,- ,.i,,,.,.. ~ ,l,l,ars. he op-
"hst ee,'1,'9 49,. =. r',,r,, either tn
poSes ~"' ..,,, ~ H.. nrran,zl-
u,..i,,. lIrcs
N'o'' "''''S oou,,,,
Following a'N'"h y, ,' ,.,'.io,
conference Win Fe$''' ., s',S, -, -
and otAer S'''"''"I ..,.,,s ~,
warfare, the letter s.. '"S '..'''
ready nave o'>" ."'. = -
n'e|h'uS - ''''S
The department has :2.;.2tHf care
full study" the letter says. @; the IN
fuence hat modern sc!cnN" G'feLop-
ments will have upon the technique O.
warfare, especially with regard 10 aNIa-
ton. gas and tanks. Widely divergent
Views appear now 70 exist even amons
professional soldiers as to the real
powers and limitations OF the new wea~
pons and the possible effect OF their use
upon prac,!cal formations in another
great war"
VT, ,,.,,- -asor. ., length 20 develop.
~ 1.' ~, arn,,, ~ .ro I.pt;ed States
n''", - Sus ,aa,r,,rn,,s ,re regular
!" 10 ,', ,.,..,.I ,,l 40 or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-24
MaCNider in Appeal
for Former Service Men

Pittsburgh Jan. 23.--Hanford Mac
N'd"r nriinnal commander OF the AM
crican Legion. addressing former scrv-
" n"n here tonight. asked veterans
who were in position TO do 50. 10
help those who had been MANNED or
were impaired in the war
The American Legion" he SAID,
intends to see that every man gets
square deaf" \ plan has been initiated
whereby the uninjurcd members of the
organization can help the disabled men.
NacNidcr declared. I'VE suggest" ne
stated "rh"t every man who can afford
Il. ana there must he many thousands,
20 turn olt" L. the l"rion'S fund all lie
,"tn spare To 20 To tho help OF disabled
Nov. whilo "" arc battling our way
through ali this red tape that clogs the
~" i'r"V o. Justice
eve do not understand tho WORKINGS
90 Tho prcsrn' veterans bureaus" lie
concluded. hut we arc going To CO.
operate with il and light IL out for tho
hcnciit of tho unfortunate service man"
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Irish Congress at Sea
Owing 10 Changed Status

Paris. Jan. @3.-(ly tho Associated
Pr, ssl-The World Irish congress IN the
absence Of any concrete question Oh !tH
program. spent tn" first days session t"-
day II. academic discussion o? education
am the spread Of Irish culture abroad
Eamon DcNaicra, former president I'll
III. Hli! Eirrnnu, made bri"! appear
an,c on tn" platform this AFTERNOON
taking occasion 10 invite rich lr:ShMeh
IN frrc!rn countries 10 endow professor
shlIs in universities and create scholar
ships for children Of the Irish race 10
.,u,uplctc their education in Ireland.
The SlowncSs Of the congress TO cryf-
tal.zr and get To work on definite plans
was explained by It's organizers as due
10 the fact that the meeting was
planned before Ireland became freo
state. so that naturally the program had
L. i've radically altered.
Tn" idea Of Mr.. De Valera and others
leaders is 10 make U:e Of the existing
Irish organization in gerry country 10
form world league. through which u
work for tn" spread Ct Irish culture. TO
educate Irish descendants everywhere in
Irish history. and help IN Irclandf econ
omic interests.
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GOmperS Sees Snare
for the Labor Unions

New York. Jan. 2%-Samucl Gomp"rS.
president Of the American Federation OF
Labor in statement issued l""d!
through the New York state Federation
condemned PROPOSAL To Introduce u "'l'
in the legislature compelling the moor
pvratiun % trade unions.
"O~ganizcd labor the statement SAi".
will not sihm.t to THIS new snare Tor
labor'S dcspoilment'
The proposal. NJ. Gompcrs said was
not being honestly offered. and was Tor
the purpose Of 81 mulct.nC the unions
rs TO prevent them 10 get together FUNDS
for effective resistance TO any cncr"a'h-
mcnt. hostile alliances might ch"oS" 10
make.
The whole scheme" he added is 10
deceive tho public and try T. make even
some friends Of labor believe that the
propos: zion for compulsory incorpora-
ton of trade unions IS t,r the purpose
Of making the responsibility Of damages
'rrtuIl. ,Hu, i is nothing O; the i!nd.
When governments enact Suptuary
legislation compelling p"o?!c - do What
they have a legal ri-ht not I" do, i does
not make cor the good OF The country
The legislative committee Of N" Sta'"
federation Will meet in Albany In few
days. II WAS announced. 70 outline a
campaign against the incorporation bill
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MAY Be LAST SESSION
FOR PART OF COUNCIL

When city council! meets tonight :;
nay y" shat some members VIII atten"
cor the lag; time. ]: any OF the pres
en-, nculc-; are unsuccessful At the
social recall election t. be held Thurs
Lay, they VII rot meet again but their
seats will u" occupied by the success
u: candidate. Tho new council Will
probably meet Saturday To organi@o
and nee, for the first time next Tues
Gav nii-At n regular Sc. son.
Councils session viii likely hH Ions
drawn cut affair tvuigh; inasnuch "A
/, - the last time they meet before
the election IS held. and - number o.
matters viii likely be called 70 the
attention OF the body concerning the
election.