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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-09-25
Roosevelt w Westinghouse.

Washington, D. c. - Pre-
zydent Roosevelt zaraz po
przybyciu do stolicy, Stanow,
zaznaczy}, ze zamierza zyc swo-
bodnie. Zadnej stray policyj-
nej, ME .ierpi przy sobie chcac
bye wolnym obywatelem,
korzystat Z wolnego czasu jak
mu sic podoba.
Zaden prezydent6w ME
by4 tax popularnym ma ulicach
Washingtonu jak Roosevelt.
w zesz}y piatek uda} sic pie
$40 z bia}ego domu do miesz-
kama sekretarza stanu ma pod
wieczorek. Po wyjsciu Cd Sc
kretarza,. O malo ME nadjechal
go woz ekspresowy ma Pen
syvania ave. "a dalej chlopak
:roznoszacy depesze telegra-
fczne, jadac ma bicyklu krzyk-
nal ma Roosevelta: "E1ej -
ty- ostr6znie tam, bo Q MA
10 ME najecha} ma prezydenta.
Roosevelt usunal sic ch}opcu
Z drogi. Naturalnie ch}opak
prezydenta ME pozna}.
Idac do mieszkania swego
szwagra pana Cowes, Prezy-
dent zauwazyI policyanta ja-
dacegoaza MIN ma bicyklu. "a
sic wiec ma chodniku
i zawoIa} nan: "Wroc pan do
domu, ia pana ME potrzebuje.
Me zycze abys pan jezdzil "a
mna. Wr6t pan do domu".
Roosevelt oswiadczy} szefo-
wi sekretnej policyi ze ME
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-09-25
Wywracanie kOziO1k6w

przez akrobate ma wielkiej wysoko-
sci wzbudza .og6lny przestrach o..
bawe, aby ME spad}, bo to spowo-
dowacby mog}o pewna smiert. Ia
XII akrobata ME jest W takiem ME-
bezpieczehstwie utraty zycia, anize-
Ii wiekszosc widow sadzi, poniewaz
do swych smia}ych sztuk posiada
odpowiednie wyrobienie i si}e- ma
ktorych mniej wiecei polega6 moze.
Ale czy cz}owiek moze polegac na
SVEN zdrowi u, wystawionem ciagle
ma tyle rozmaitycb zmian przykre-
go powietrza, nieodpowiednich po-
traw, niew}asciwego zycia it'd? Lecz
ua to So potezne srodki. pomocy,
kt6rym kazdy z pewnoscia zaufaG
moze, kto dba swoje zdrowie i zy-
Gle. W pierwszym rzedzie znajduje
sic wiarogodne, wypr6bowane i
przyjemne lekaIstwo. Trinera Anne
rykanskie Gorzkie Vino, Cd wielu
lat uznane i przez lekarzy przepisy-
wane na wzmocnieiie systemu g.
czyszczenie krwi, oraz ma odwr6ce-
ME wszystkich nawet chronicznycE
chor6b zo4qdka, watroby i merck
Trinera Gorzkie Vino, wyrabiane
tylko przez J6zefa Trinera, 799 S.
Ashland Ave, Chicago ILL.,, (zazs
dajcie 60 W apiece, ale tylko pra-
wdziwego Trinera, ME bierzcie
zadnych imitacyi) pomogfo juz ty-
siacom os6b cierpiqcym ma chorobs
organ6w trawienia, i ozywi}o kaz,
diego beg, wyjstku. setki i tysiace
ludzi nadsyEaja pochwalne swia'
dectwa: Rodzlny, ktdre sic przeko-
uaFy o dobrych skutkach tego wilma,
trzymaja je ciagle pod rek4 l uzy-
waja przez ca1e lata.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-09-25
Natatorym W parku Hum
>. bOldCH.

Pred kom;sya parkow W
dzielnicy zachodniej stanai ko-
mitet obyNatelski Il. petycya
opatrzono podplsami 10000
os6b, zadajqcych stanowczo u
rzadzenia natatorym i placu
gimnastyki W parku Humboldt
ta. Komisa RE podzielaja zda-
ME owych. 20, 900 osob i o.
swiadczyli komitetowi obywa-
telskiemu, azeby-zazada} cd
klerka powiatowego wyzna-
czenia funduszu ma eel odpo-
wiedni. Wyznaczono zposrod
komisarzy trzech 'czfonkow,
ktory wraz. komitetem oby-
watelskim ma radzic wspolnie
co poczac, jezeli klerk powia-
:towy zawie die pieniedzy ME
da. Prawdo opobnie odwo}a sic
W takim razie- komitet obywa-
telski do dobroczynnosci pu-
blicznosci publicznej rozPisze
dobrowolne skladki.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-09-25
.-
Przyzna4 sic do why.

Milwaukee, Wis. = Albert
Troszewski, .polak, zamieszka--
}y W South Milwaukee zosta}
arcsztowany.i ,odstawiony do
wieszIenia szIe powia towego'n; T. no. o.
cy Wfarantu Franciszka Swo-
sihskiego, ktory 60 oskarza O
podpalenie. 5 s ..
Swosinski tez mieszka W
South Milwaukee i oswiadcza
ze dniia 29 czerwca stajnia je-
go zostala podP Palona j z1isz-
czona.
Troszewski przyzna} sic W
sadie do why. i powiedzia},
ze podpalii stajniei W proce-
sic przyrzek} powt6rzyt swe
przyznanie. Powiada, ze' ME
by} oedpowiedzialny wtenczas
"a swoj uczynek.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-09-25
WOjska eurOpejskie wyco
fame. a..

Tien- Tsin. - DIS up}ywa
czas okupacyi prowincyi. Czy-
nj przcz silly sprzymierzone.
Wojsko ich wynosi conajmnlej
!. l6, 900 ch}opa, chociaz wedlug
umowy~ tylko $1,000 zo}nie-
RIA europejskiego STAG tu mo-
ze zaloga. Zdaje. sic. ze silly
sprzymione zostawia tn IA, 600
zo}nierza przez Gala zime. Maj
wiecej wojska maja Anglicy
Niemcy.
= Obecnie Chihczycy objeli
ster rzaduw ca}ym kraju-na-
wet W Mongolii, tylko Mand-
zurya zostaje W rekach rosyj-
skich. Szescset bandytow
wkroczy}o do prowinci Czili,
ma zachod Cd Szan-Hai-Kwan,
!, uciekajac pred wojskiem ro-
syskiem.
-. .Wladze w Pekinie So zda-
MIA, ize kwestya mandzurska
musi zostac natychmiast roz-
wiazana.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-09-25
Religia w sZkOfach pu-
blicZnych.

Cleveland, O. - Tutejszy
radzca' szkolny postanowi]
wprowadzic do szkof publicz-
nych "Ojcze nasz", 'DziesieG
przykazah Bozych' % psalm.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-09-25
Langner konsulem W So
lingen. ..,r.

Washington, D.: C.. Pre-
zydent Roo sevelt zamianowa]
Josepha J. Langner Nebra-
ski konsule IN Stanow Zjedpo-
czonych W Solingen W Mem
czech ma miejsce oproznione
przeszz smiert Zbigniewa Bro
dowskiego. -. =: =
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-09-25
Z mi4oscia ma tamten SWAT

Paryz. -Niedalcko Marsylil
W pewnej wioscc para m3o-
dych kochankow ME mogac
po}aczy6 sic wez}em ma}zeh-
skim postanowi}a zakohczyt
marne zycic i wspolnie umrzct.
w tym celu zamkneli sic W
szopie, kt6ra poprzcdnio pola-
Ii naft2 i zapalili.
/. Gdy sPostrzezono oglen,
ratunek dla dwojga zakocha-
nych okazal sic juz "a sp6znic.
ny.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-09-25
Buntuja sic jeszcze.

x Manila. a.--General Chaffee
ma nowy plan, ktory usmie-
rzy bunt Filipiiczykow raz ma
.zawsze. General Sammer juz
wyruszy}, aby schwytac NAL
sara. Krajowcy maja podobno
pod bronia 5, 900. o.nowych zol-
Guragan ma wyspach azorskich.
;: ;: = Lizbon. .--Straszny huragan
wyrzadzi} hiepowetovane szko
dy ma wyspach azorskich. Gu
.bernatorzy wysp Flores Car
.vo zazadali telegrahcznie po-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-09-25

wadzila !swa pface do :cyfry.
1862. 9o1.'954.<. Prawdopodob'
ME cyfra ia wzrosnie do 400
milionow: dolar6w, Podatek O.
trzymany.z tel sunny, pokryje-
zaledwie najwiece niezbEedne
wydatki missta. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-09-25
POlicya sledZi.

Pani Pieszak, zamieszkujaca
pm. '2305 Garfield aye.,:. zyjje
Cd pewnego czasu W obawie
O zycie swego ma}ego synka,
kt6rego jak policyi donios}a,
jakis Fly cz]o wick chce otruc,
bo podrzuca W okolo jej domu
.trucizne.
A.
GO Il oIonr1t3a
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-09-25

chce mie6 przybocznej stray,
ami tez ME pozwoli ably detek-
tywi zanim chodzili, zapewnia-
lac, ze on sam O siebie trosz-
czyc sic potrah. -. ...
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-09-25
OszacOwanie wfaSnoSci grunto-
wei. .-

Komisya szacunkowa, ma
jaca "a zadanie otaksowanie
ws7elakiej w}asnosci gruntc-
wei W powiecie Cook, dopro-.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1901-09-25

OglaszaJcie sic " lelegratie.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-01
FAST schedule
INBUdURAIED
By the B. & B. and S. A.
|. Railroads
SEABOARD'S FAST TRAINS
Will Be Met By the B. and B.
All About the New
Time Card.

New and fast schedules on the Bruns~
wick q Birmingham and Ssaboard Air
Line railroads go into effect this morn
ing that Will be o distinct advantage
TO the travelling public
!. BY the change in the schedule there
VIII be four daily trains between
Savannah sndBrunswiok, and three
between this city and Jacksonville,
and 1t will be noticed thai the time be-
tween Brunswick and these two cities
has teen materially decreased.
The schedule. of the trains are as fol.
lows.
Leave Brunswick al 6 90 q. M, B & B
train No. 1 and arrive at Jacksonville
via S A L at 05a.m.
Leave Brunswick at l. 10 p, N. on B
& B train No, and arrive at Jackson
vile at 3-50p.m.
Leave Brunsw wick at Z 20 a. m. on b
& train No. 9, and arrive at Savan-
nah at 10. 10 a. m. This is the through
B 6 B Savannah Special"
Lsave Brunswick at IL. 10 a. m. 90
B & B train No. and arrive at Ssvan-
nah at 30 pm,
Lsave Bruus wick at 30 pm. on B
& B train No. and arrive at Savan-
nah via S A L at1l 25 o. m,
Leave Savannah via s A L at 4, As a.
m. and arrive at Brunswick on B & B
at 7,42 m.
Leave Savannah via s A L at Is a.
m. and srrive in Brnnswick Oh B g. B
at II 90 p. m.
Leave Savannah via S A Lat 70 10
p. m. and arrive at Brunswick via B g
B at 2 so p. NJ.
Leave Savannah on 3 g. B at 80 o.
m. and arrive at Bruins wick at z 3 2 D,
m. This IS the B s. B "Brunswick
Special"
Leave Jacks s10vtIle via SALat IL !.
g. m and arrive at Brunswick on B &
B at II 30 pm
Leave jacksonville via S A l. at 4 1C
p, m. and arrive in Brunswick on 4 &
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-01
CATHOLIC FAIR
STILL A WINNER
Last Night One Of The
Best Yet
OPENS AGAIN NEXT TUESDAY
Many Articles VIII BE Rallied
and All the Voting
Contests Close.

In spite Of the presence In town of
CIRCUS the attendance at the Catholic
fair last night was not diminished,
and the receipts for the evening were
very satisfactory. Many articles were
disposed OF aud all ths booths did q
thriving business.
Many couples made good use of the
excellant music furnished by the
special orchestra and the door was
orcwded with dancers until nearly 10
O'Clock.
Qlite lot Of articles were raffIed
off during the evening,
Mrs. A. Arnheiter won the trunk,
Captain P. Boyle won the aloum, Coz.
w E Kay won the clock and candle
sticks. Mrs. Mclaughlin won . cake,
Mr.. McBrcwn wou the hand painted
handkerchief CASE and Mr. T. W
Mathews won the handsome hand
painted tapestry sOfa pillow,
AS announced yesterday the fair did
not close last night, but after consult
ing together the managers, have decid-
ed not to open the doors to the public
again until next Tuesday evening at
6 O'Clock, when the fair will be carried
on as usual. There VIII be several
articles rsffed on Tuesday night aud
all the voting contests will close and
probably The names OF the winners
will be announced,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-01

WANTED-A good cook. Apply to
J. w. Watkins, 20s Bay street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-01
SPARKS CIRCUS. .HERE.
Two Performances Given and the Crowds
We Pleased.

The Sparks oirous arrived in Bruns-
wick yesterday on schedule time aud
soon had their tents up in Magnolia
park. They gave two performances
and free balloon ASCENSION that were
fully up to what they advertised.
The show Is very good on q for the
price and it is free from many of the
unpleasant features andrough hangers
on that usually distinguish a show of
the kind.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-01
TAN PAYERS
interesting.

By resolution of council passed Nos
vember 30th, an extension until De-
cember 20sh was granted for the pay
ment of city taxes for 1901. This is for
the purpose Of allowing those in az.
resrs al opportunity to settle with the
treasurer without additional costs. All
taxes unpaid after December Goth will
be placed in execution, and mu.t be
settled with the marshal. Those in
ferested aud who desire to save cost
will please take due and fual notice.
Geo. II. Smith,
City Treasurer,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-01
MEMORIAL SaRWCES.
The Brunswick Lodge of EIks Will Meet
Today.

1t is customary with the Elks to hold
Memorial services on tbs first Sunday
in every December, and the Brunswick
lodge will meet at their lodge room
this afternOon"for that purpose. The
Rev. G. G. Bradley OF St. Jude's church
will deliver the eulogy on departed
members Of the lodge. The exercises
which are only for members end visit
ing Elks. will be very impressive ana
interesting.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-01
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
3 ut Z 80 p m.

3 1T Z 80 p m.
Leave Jacksonville via S A Lat 40
p m. and arrive at Brunswick on B s.
B at 10 30 p m.
Nos 8, 3 and on the B s. B meet
throaRh trains to Savannah. Nos. l
and 8 meet through trains to Jackson.
villve. Tske No 9 for local station on
tbs SsabosVd Air Line,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-01

Further contributions to this fund
will be received by:Col. Il. T. Dunn oa
behalf Of the committee and due 40
acknowledgement made.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-01

The sollowing subscriptions to the
Mckinley Memorial Fund have been
received
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-01
THE MCKINLEY MEMORIAL.

Subscriptions to the Fund Up to the
Present Time.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-01
Held an Interesting Meeting at the City
Hall Yesterday.

Reading of petitions, communications
aud reports posponed.
The following ordinance was read
the third time, passed and adopted:
By Alderman dnBlgnon.
AN ORDINANCE.
To define what is unlawful riding
upon railway trains in the city OF
Brunswick, to provide penalty there
for and for other purposes.
Section I Dss it enacted by the
Mayor and Aldermen of the City Of
Brunswick in oounoll assembled, and
it lie hereby ensoted by authority,
the same, that from and after the p ASS
age of this ordinance,i 1t shall be unlaw.
full for any person not a member OF
the tram crew or otherwise connected
with the running of said train TO ride
upon any railway engine, passenger
coach, freight or other car within the
railway yards in the City of Bruns>
wick when the same is not actually en-
gagged in the transportation OF passen-
gers, provided that this section shall
not apply to persons authorized to ride
thereon bY the proper officials of the
rnilway company controlling the same.
SEQ. 2. Be it further enacted ,snd it is
hereby enacted by the authority afore-
said. that any person violating the
provisions of the foregoing section
shall upon Conviotion be punished as
prescribed in section II Of the code Of
the City Of Brunswick.
Sec, 3. Be it further enacted, that all
ordinances and parts of ordinances in
cor fi lct with this ordinance be and the
same are hereby repealed.
Resolution by Alderman Cox:
Be it. and it is hereby resolved by
the Mayor aPd da afIldermeu of the ct'y
Of Brunswick. IA council assembled,
that J. T, Lambright, c. D. Ogg and
w. J. Way, oitizsns and freeholders Of
said city, be and are hereby appointed
superintendants of the election to ba
held in this city on the second Tues.
day in Decent bsr, 1901, for the election
Of four aldermen.
Be it further resolved, That each OF
suoh superintendents is hereby au thor
lz.d to self OF HE own olerk for such
election.
Be it further resolved, That the sum
of 81 be paid each superintendent, and
the sum Of So be paid each clerk,
Adopted.
Resolution by Alderman Smith.
Be it, and it is hereby resolved, by
the Mayor and Aldermen of the City
Of Brunewiok, in oounojl assent bled,
that the clerk of the council is hereby
authorized and directed not to issue
executions for taxes until Dec. 20.
Be it further resolved, That all par.
sons owing suoh taxes shall have until
said date to pay same to the treasurer
and after which time executions shall
at onoe be issued and placed In the
hands of the m4rsbal,
Adopted.
Bills and accounts properly approved
and audited, read aud ordered placed
in course Of settlement.
Adjourned.
N. D. Russeli,
Clerk OF Council
WANTED-A good cook. Applyt,
J. w. Watkins, 20s Bay street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-12-01

FOR RENr-Furnished rooms, to
gentlemen. S2l, Union st. Double
brick house
Evening star., 1901-12-07
CATARRHAL COLDS
cURED
IN 4
FEW HOURS

Aurora N. Y, Jan a6th. 1899
The r T Bcoth Co.
Dear Sirs:-On Monday Of this week was in
the thickest Of one of my awful cstarrahal colds,
using HYoMEf and its effects were wonderful. was
greatly relieved in a few hours and today am as
sound as a dollar without one bad effect remaining
Very truly yours.
cB MORGAN
1t is the easiest thing in the world to
stop catarrhal cold just at its beginning
and but very little trouble to cure one
after it has become settled.
All you are obliged to do is to inhale
the new gerinicide HyoMEI, every now
and then during the day.
HYoMEI is not nauseating stomach
medicine which will disarrange the whole
digestive system and create other diseases
far more dangerous than cold, but dry
geruiicide taken in the air you breathe.
The HYoMEl inhaler is carried in the
vest pocket and you can cure or prevent
coughs, Group, catarrh, pneumonia and
consumption by simply breathing through
it for five or ten minutes daily.
1t is guaranteed.
HYoMEI is sold by alr druggists or sent
by mail for the following prices HYoMEI
Outfits complete SG.oo: Trial Outfits 25c.
HYoMEI Balm 25c. Send for FIVE days
treatment free and our little booklet on
respiratory diseases. 1t may save your
life.
The r. T. Booth Co., Ithaca, N. Y.
Evening star., 1901-12-07
METAL EXPORTS FALL OFF
DECREASED SHIPMENTS OF COP
PER. IRON AND STEEL.
statistics for the Ten Months ErdfEg z
With OctOber-Cnmpari With
Previous Year.

Expectation of manufactures from the
United States continues TO show a healthy
growth in nearly all important articles ex-
cept copper and iron and steel The export
figures just made public by the treasury
bureau of statistics show that in the ten
months ending with october, exports of
copper have fallen about s23,eeo,oCo, and of
iron and steel about s23.Oon.oOo, making
total reduction in these two classes OF siO,-
1868
The total reduction in exports OF manu-
features of all kinds during the same time
is only 81. 162, ST, thus showing IN increase
in the expectation OF manufactures as a
whole. exclusive of these two articles. cop
per and iron and steel. The value of cop
per exports IN the ten months ending with
October is 45I. per cent below that for the
corresponding months of the preceding
year. and the value of iron and steel ex-
ports IS 21I. per cent below that for the
corresponding months Of last year. In the
other manufactures, taking the entire
group except copper and iron and steel.
increase.
In the case of iron and steel the reduction
is partly due to reduced prices per unit
of quantity. in part 70 a reduced demand
abroad, and in part to forced sales at low
rates in certain foreign countries. In cop
per the reduction is not due to reduced
prices. the average value per pound of the
copper exports of the ten months of this
spending months Of last year. namely, 1863
per pound. The reduction in copper. there
fore. is in quantity. the expectation of in
gots, bars and plates falling from 300 160. 1i1
pounds in the ten months of 1890 to 1852 IDS
so pounds in the corresponding months
of 1901 This falling off in the case
of copper is due in part to a reduced
demand in the European countries
which were the chief foreign market for
American copper. and in part TO an in
creased production in other countries and
reduction of prices by foreign producers.
The only other important article showing
a material reduction IS mineral oil, which
Is about SOOo.0VO less than in the corre-
spending months of last year: but this de-
crease is solely due TO reduced prices the
number of gallons exported in the ten
months ending with October being &C. 2S9, ,023
greater than that for the corresponding
months of the preceding year.
The following table shows the principal
manufactures whose exports during the
ten months ending with October. 1901. show
an Increase as compared with the CORE
spending period OF 1900:
rrf
Evening star., 1901-12-07
TROOPS GUARD NEGRO PRISONERS.
Town of Andalusia, Ala, Now Under
Martial Law.

A dispatch from Montgomery, Ala, last
night SAYS: Sheriff Bradshaw of Covington
county this afternoon wired Gov. Jelks
from Opp would attack the jail at Andalu-
sia tonight for the purpose of lynching the
twenty-five negroes implicated in the kill
ing OF the town marshal and a merchant
at Opp Wednesday.
The sheriff asked that soldiers be sent to
Andalusia without delay. Immediately
upon receipt of this telegram the governor
ordered the military company at Greenville
ranged with the railroad company for a
special. Capt. Gamble of the Greenville
company replied in twenty minutes that his
company would leave for Andalusia at 5
o'clock this afternoon. The distance from
Greenville to Andalusia Is about sixty
miles and a change of cars at Georgiana is
necessary. The military are expected to
reach Andalusia at o'clock.
A dispatch from Andalusia, Ala, says: The
governor sent troops tonight to aid Sheriff
Bradshaw in protecting the negro rioters
in jail here and the town is under martial
law The sheriff is fearing an attack at
any moment by a mob from Opp and is
prepared to protect his prisoners at all
hazards
Three negroes. names unknown, were
caught and killed by a posse of citizens
near Opp today for alleged participation In
the riot and the whole country is in arms
against the negroes.
All the negroes implicated in the rioting
have been arrested.
Marshal Atkinson. who was wounded, Is
In serious condition, but William FitZ-
simmons. who was shot through the knees
is resting comfortably.
Evening star., 1901-12-07
SAVE THE MANSION.
mmendatiOn of the Lodge Bill for
"n Executive Building.
From the Philadelphia Record.

Plans OF ambitious architects for an ar
tistic reconstruction OF the White House
AT Washington have been put forward more
or less insistently ever since the Cleveland
incumbency and the subsequent Harrison
installation made it clear that the Execu-
tive Mansion had been outgrown Many a
time and oft has II been demonstrated by
experts with the pencil and T-square that
nothing but the lack OF fat approprja-
tlon by Congress prevented them from
making OF the White House a palace for
Cfhcialism, a paradise for domesticity and
a Eoble exemplar Of the house beautiful for
generations yet to come.
With the Roosevelt family domiciled in
this classic little structure, artistic and
academic discussion must be suspended for
a season. No American gentleman with
half a dozen growing children could find
the comforts of home in 4 building so de-
voted 10 official purposes as is the present
Executive Mansion. But the relief desired
by Mr.. Roosevelt Is not in line with cur
rent architectural schemes for transform
inE the historic White House into an un-
recognized single block n a vast mosaic
OF modern construction. His notion is to
Keep the White House intact and un-
changed and TO construct a new executive
building on land adjacent to the splendid
structure devoted 20 the Treasury Depart
ment. Here might be held the great ban
quets. balls and receptions arranged at the
instance Of the President and here also
the official and clerical work of the execu-
tive office might be carried on in its en-
tirety. The old White House would then
after due interior remOdeling and refur-
nishing, serve admirably for many years
yCt TO come a private domicile for any
citizen intrusted with executive authority.
A bill 70 provide for the proposed new
exc cUtive structure has already been in
trCduced in the Senate at the request of
the President; and Il IS quite possible IN
these days OF lightning-like construction
that Mr. Roosevelt in his own person may
derive official and individual advantage and
satisfaction from the finished edifice. There
Is no good reason why the executive busi-
ness office should be in the President s
house, contrary to prevailing prictive in ev-
cry other official quarter. Should Mr.. Roose-
welt succeed In reforming this practice.
while retaining intact and unmutilated the
time-honored home Of so many American
Presidents, the grateful appreciation of
the nation would be his 10 command. The
White House Is for the Presidents family !:
executive business is but lusty and over
grown intruder.