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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-28

mlouyal jeji yystup V 2. jed
mani s NovotnSfn. dohazova-
Gem, jehoz hral p. F. Hartman,
udrzuje peknou, siroce zaloze-
nou hrou obecenstvo pri humo-
ru. Dobrym jake vzdy byl p.
v. Kavan Y lesniku Cernem,
jehoz sehral velice svadomite
a nalezite fiznfm cetnikem byl
p. F. Pelich. Ulohu posla hral
dobre p. ]. Riedl a episodky o.
bou ha.inych a rolnfka hrali
PIP. X. Hegrat, F. Pala, j. ST.
Sen a X. Husa. Provedeni wee
rejsi m1zeme naZvati vZor-
nym predstavenim az ma n6kte
re vystupysmensich roll a tn
poznamenavame, ze We hfe, ja-
ko jest Zavet, dluzno venova-
ii sebe mensi 1loze peel .nej-
vetsi, kazdy ochotnik ma mi
ii ma pameti, ze costa k uloze
velke jde jen pres dobre sehra-
ne ulohy menSi.
Prestavky jako vzdy vyplho-
vala sokolska hudba, jez hrala
| i pfi pozdejsim plesu. Ma IL
konteni sezony sehraje drama
ticky sbor Tyl novou veselohru
podivnym titulem "Vsecky
mysi "a sebou".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-28
DNESNf KONCERT VASI
PRfHODY.

"Jest podobny zazrak moz-
nym V devatenacti letech? :"
"Paganini opetne OIL .."
'0Tvori zazraky ma ttyrech
strunach :" "Donucuje hou-
sic k plati i k zvonivemu smi-
chu -" "Paganini sam ne
mohl by lepe hrati V tako-
vem tonu nesly Sc nadsene kri-
tiky vehlavnych italskych
znalcG vodhanskem rodako-
vi, MAIDEN Vasovi Pfihodovi,
jenz dnes zavita do naseho
stredu, aby vyluGn6 zahral pro
krajany. Referaty horkokrev-
nych Itali doprovozeny jsou i
chvalozpevy referentH kanad-
sk1ch j Spoj. Stati. Rozlehlou
mistnost obrovske sine zednar-
ske jsme pfi poslednim kon-
certu nemohli naplniti, splat'-
me tudiz nasemu liz nyni tax
slavnemu krajanovi povinnvm
vdekem ieho ochotu a ucinme
skuteGne dneSni ieho vystoupe-
nj mezi nami narodnim swat
KEN cele naSi osadv. Jsme iisti.
an go mas dnes dostavi do Ces-
k6 Mar. Sine ma Broadway TO-
lik. ae prostory nebudou po-
stafovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-28
RUSkY VEcfREK v BROAD.
WAYSKE KNIHOVNE.

Sprava verejne knihovny ma
55. ul. a Broadway Sc svedomi-
te stara, ably obcanstvu posky-
tovana byla casem uslechtila
Zabava. Po Jihoslovanskem We
cirku, ktery Sc pred nedavnem
tesil tax peknemu uspechu, u
sporadan bude Ultra vecer ru-
sky, phi kterem usporada chra-
movy sbor sv. Theodosia velky
koncert. Vstup k zitrejsi spole-
tenske zabav6 teto jest uplne
volny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-28
JOSEF STEcHER BUDE "a.
PASITI JIZ v SOBOTU.

Znamy ceskoamericky Sam
pion zapasu volneho stylu, Jo-
sef Stecher, zapasiti bude v
sobotu vecer V Moose Hall a
ieho protivnikem jest Jack
Schulz z Chicago, o nemz pra-
vi povest, ze jest nejlepsim Dor
Gem celeho stfedniho zapadu
meri Sest stop a til palce, pfi
vaze 225 liber. Die pfedpove-
di n9kterych sportovnikh teka
Stechera tuba prace. Soutasnt
Sc utka Vladek Zbysko s obrov
skSm Finnem, Sulem Hevon-
paaem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-28
DVOUMkSiC9Ff NALEZENEC
MEkEN DIE hFPTILLONO-
- VA SYSTEMLr.

V sobotu bylo nalezeno V
toiletnim oddileni Pullmanno-
Wy kary ma zdejsim Union ma
drazf. opnst6ne dvoumesicnl
robe, jez bylo dopraveno do
hospitalu sv. Amy. DIE mari
zeni policejniho sefa Franka
Smitha byly rekordovany otis
ky prstd dit6te, kterouz prece-
.duru provedl asistent policej-
nlho znalce Bertillonova syste-
mu, p. Frank E. Texler. Dite
pojmenovano bylo sestrami o.
setrovatelkami, jmenem Tom
my. VGerejsi navstevnici zve-
dave 81 nalezence prohlizeli a
nektefi prohlasili ochotu VIII
ii 81 maleho opustence Ia
ylastni dfte. Nemluvne vSak
zda Sc trpeti oGni chorobou a
bude patrne po nejakou dobu
ponechano v oSetfovani 'leka-
rd uvedeneho tlstavu. Maly
Tommy byl jist6 nejmladsi by
tosti, ktera Sc arci musela me.
thode teto podvoliti, ably zji,
stena byla v pozdejsich leteeh
jeho tOtoZnOst.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-28
ZAVET.

Vtereisi pfedAayeni "Za-
.ydt..,;;,-1pruvestene V c. N. SIM
ma Broadway Dram. Sborem
Tyl bylo nejzdarileisi hrou,
kterou jsme lAtoni divadelni
sezony spatrili. AZ MtYenku pra-
We pred hodinou' zatatku te-
mef lilo, bylo divaflp velice
slusne naplneno napinava o.
snova deje sledovana pocho-
pitelnym napnutim cd zacatku
az do koce. Hry dram. sboru
Tyl. jejicha del cerpan jest re
zivota nasich vesnic, jsou u mas
jiste bez konkurence, vGerejSi
obsazeni tomu velice nasvedcu-
je. aspon vSechny hlavni figu-
ry poutave prace nestora ma
Sich dramatickych autord. Stol-
by. byly figurkami zivotnymi,
primo z vsedniho zivota vyfiz-
nuty a postaveny ma prkna.
At ji2 to byl dedek mad hro-
benz, starry Votava, jenz svoji
pot'ouchlou zaveti podava O.
snovu celeho kusu, nebo repre-
sentant smeru druheho, sedlak
furiant, mrhac a 'pytlak Syko-
ra, Cd povidaveho dohazovace
az po Barcu, dychalo vcera vse
|pravym realistickym podanim.
Nebylo zadneho fnukaveho de-
klamovani, ktere jest dnes me-
mysiitemym We hre moderni.
souhru provazel tentokrate ne.
zvykly zdar dix peel riditele p.
A. Klimese a rezisera p. F.
Hartmana.
Starry Votava p. @. Niederle-
no, vyborne propracovana llo.
ha byla vhodnym uvodem dc
d6je. Pan st. Kratochvil. jeho3
jsme videli letos poprve We
v6tSi lloze, podal sveho stare
stu oblibenym jeho slohem 8
pridal tax do pocetne gallerie
uloh roll novou, kterou muzt
smele postaviti vedle kraSne
no vykonu Lizala V Marysi
Pi. Schneiringerova byla pek
nou Andou, jak pfednesem
hrou podobne sc nam libi
jeff partner, uslechtily Josef p
F. Petra. Lehkomyslny Jill by
s nalezitou porci humoru Sc
hiram p. V. Dlouhym. St'astnj
vecer maa pi. Riedlova v ulo
re Rarci, velice se nam IA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-28

museli setvati az do osvobOze-
nj, ktere Jim prinesl jisty Ia
mestnanec v restaurantu ma Sc
stem patfe teze budovy.
Stejnym skoro zpIsobem o.
kraden byl V 8 hodin rano
zlatnik David Steinstear, 1920
Prospect Ave. o skvosty V Gene
$500.
Y obou pripadech pracovali
bandite bez obvykleho pouziti
automobile.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-28
vRAH 'PURPERA OZNAtU.
JE; SVEHO SPOLUVINNfk-A,
Polei4i hleaE sof<ra jato
sv9dka.

Ma udani Sama Purpery, OBJ
3alotaFeho zAoupeane dvoina-
sobne, yrazdy, z,mansfieldiske
sem dopraveny Frank
Motto, byl prynsisim oznaten
iako spoMpachGtel a dan j.
hnedy y obzalobu. DIE yypoyt
di detektivniho 'inspektora Ster
linga postaveni hudou !vsichni
zatlenci pred velkoporotu jiz
" ddbnoykm zasedhni. Al DO
sud podafilo Sc spravedlnosti
polapitis dva pachatele zavraz-
deni ySly-e. a Fannera, jez. Sc u
dalo v posledni den uplynultho
roku. Zloain spachan byl zloti-
neckou skupinou, ktere jsou
dosud ttyfi jeji tlenove ma
svobode a policie hezna ami je-
jich jmen. Jelikoz vLos Ange-
les zatGeny q V patek sem do
praveny Purpera sc pri vysle-
chu vytaei, ze jmena jejich
nezna, at by jinak mel pry do-
brou vili je udati. Y pfedloze-
mem mu albu remeslnych zlo-
6incd pachatele oznatiti ne
mohl. Jest hledan jisty .dosud
neznamy fidic zeleneho auta
typu Stearn, jenz v osudny o.
kamzik jel tesne "a karou. ty-
pu Jordan, v niz lupiGi Sc MALE
zali. Tyz mohl snadno 81 po-
vsimnouti techto cestujicick d
podati policii zevrubnejsi je-
jich popis. Lnspektorem Ster-
lingem byla vydana vyhlaska,
aby Sc tyz dostavil ma hlavni
policejni stanici svoji vypo-
vedi pomohl zAhadu objasniti.
Dovezeny sem sobotu Mot
to popira vsak kazdou vinu ma
tinu. z nehoz jej Purpera IL
sved6uje. Byi podroben vysle-
chu hned po piijezdu a dota.
zovan bezyysledne po celou
nedeli v pfftonnosti udavate
ktery tvrdi, ze s MIN Motto byl
pfi rozbiti kary Sly-e a Fame
ra, ale ze pozdeji mu uprhl
ponechavaje mu obe obeti lou
pezneho pTepadeni ma krku.
Motto lest 26 roki star a by.
dlel V els. 2524 vyych. 33. ul.
Jest 1enat jiz sest let a man
zslka' jeho zije V Clevelande. Y
bstopsdu r. 1919 byl zatten
.Elsnyf.tak. zYaneho Sierra gan
GU pro 'kradez 'sutonobllu, ale
soud Sc protahoval az do pro
since 1920. .'kdy byl 'odsouzen
ale ma z4ruku propusten do 81
ledna 1921, ably mohl pred ma
stoupenim trestu uspofadat
solkwme zalezitosti. Mel vt
Willow zaje1dni hostinec a ,pr'
voaoval vozhu taxicabem. \
dobe. kdy dvojnasobna vrazd'
byla spachana, byl prave n;
svobode, kratce ma to byl pred
volan X soudu a dopraven
odpykani trestu do mansfield
ske kaZnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-28

. M<1AANlE ~. t'ais,
Sokol Nova Vlast. "a spolu-
1tinkovani Ochotnictva Ceske
Sine Sokol, sehral vcera "Ma-
dame X" "a tetne navstevy,, i
pres potasi nanejvyse nepfizni-
We. Prselo vydatne a vytrvale,
nejenom kdyz Sc slo do divad-
la, ale kdyz Sc slo domI. Get
ma navsteva byla "a t6chto o.
kolnosti jists uznanim snahy o.
chotnikd predvesti ma zakon-
teni sezony kus vysoce cenny.
Madame X" jest jednim 2
nejslavn6jSich dramat sv6to-
vych literatur a zaroveh jest v
nem vytvorena jedna 2 nejna-
dhernejsich, nejvdetn6jsich,
ale take nejt8zsich zenskych
uloh. Uloha tato, Jacqueliny,
zeny Luciena Fleurieta, kolem
niz Sc cely del otaGi, podana
byla skvele pi. Frant. Balaso-
YOU. Martyrium nest 'astne po-
chybivsi Jacqueliny, jeji llska
k dlteti, jeji pojem cti, ktery
81 zachovala behem tech dlou
hych let zivota zeny klesle q
jenz vtiskl il do ruky vrazed-
nou Zbrah, ahy chranila sveho
lsyna manzela, jenz il zavrhl
= to vse jakoby prozila JAG
quelina tax skyoStne Ztlumoce-
na pf. BalaSovou a nenl dfvu,
ze,p tech ,tragickyeh scenach
poslednich dvou iednani malo-
kterf Oko mezi divaky zIstalo
shcht. Jest toinadherna uloha,
ona Madame X a byla nadher-
ne Sehrana pi. RalaSovou. Du-
stoinym prot9jSkem titulni L.
lohy byl p. r. Hacha, Jako
Lucien Fleuriet, manzel Jac-
queliny, jehoz hra svedGila o
bedlivem prestudovani ulohy.
Pan Fred Mucha Jest We SVEN
zivlu v ulohach komickych,
nicmene vSak dobre obstal v IL
loze Raymonda, syria Fleurieto
va a zvlaste v predposlednim
jednani, jake obhajce sve vlast
nj matky, vynikl. P6kne 81 po-
cinali We svych ulohach p. Jo-
sef Konrad jake DR.. Noel a p
Karel Kostitka jako DR.. Ches.
nell, coz plati tex o p. Alb
Pankovi. jako Laroque-ovi, mi.
lenci Jacqueliny; p. Janu Ha'
/. lounkovi. jake Perisardovi a p
2 JOS. Ullmanovi jako Merivelo'
I Ivi. Rovnez pekne hrali p. Fred
: Riha, jako Gisnik v hotelu, p
{ Jan Kdlal jako president sou
du. p. st. Svaty jako Varmolin
: verejny zalobce. V Madame y
vedle ulohy titufni neni vel
kych zenskych uloh, nicmen'
vSak ty, co jsou, byly do
brych rukou dam, Leny Tom
sikove, jako komorne Rosy
Rdzeny Lfbalove jako Helen!
: Valmorinove a Estelly Podval
ske jake pi. Varennove. sestr.
/ DR.. Chemella. Mimo to v ulo
bach drobnejsich vystoupil
= PIP. Frant. Nekvasil. X. Hojer
Josef Kraus a JOS. Svehla. Di
: waldo nacvitl a fidil p. Alb
Panek a mile pusobilo, ze vsi
chni ucinkujici dobre umel
sve ulohy. V meziakti a pozde
il k tanci hrala sokolska hud
ba. Uspech vcerejsiho predsta
veni, tfeba, ze nebyti toho de
!. stiveho pocasi, navSteva nepo
I chybne byla by byvala jest
J, vetsf. byl dplny a dtinkujic
zaslouzi 81 uZnani "a svoji u
f. slechtilou snahu, jiz obecen
stvo, aspoh velika vetsina tt
hoz. nalezits ocenila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-28
-STRASLIVY VYBUCH v
cECHACH.

Karlovy Vary. %. bfezna.
v dnlnlm m9ste Kukle udal sc
v6era vybuch. pfi nemz dvacet
pet osob priSlo o zivot. Byl "a
vinen pozarem, jehoz wink
neni IMAM.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-16
YOUNG JJDAEA.

Mr.. Harold Seligson. the new busi
ness manager. has put new zcst INTO
The circulation department of the
Young Julaean Magazine
Hebrew schools will be interested
to know that they can secure fifty or
more copies ut very attractive terms.
There is no ether illustrated magazine
for the Jewish youth which i'll any
way compares with the Young Jul
dacan" in livclincss and general inter
est.
In the Purim issue there appcars Il
very remarkable feature never before
published IN any language. 1t is II
Furim ''Haggadah,' Il collection of en-
tircly new Purim tales written in
quaint style and beautifully illustrat'
ed. The Young Judacan Magazine
will soon have Hebrew page and
every month there will he the usua'
short stories, pictures. and wit ana
humor.
The Itinerary of Mr.. Saul J. Cohen
the Executive Director. is now being
prepared for his various tours III the
field outside of New York. Young
.Iutlaca ccntcrs or clubs which desire
,licir locality to he included III these
tours should not fail to get in touch
with the Central Office of National
Young .Judaca. 30 Fifth avenue. MI.
Cohen will lecture on the aims and
achievements of Young JIdnca and
will cndeavor to strengthen the organ
i2ation and bring all possible help and
guidance TO the local leaders.
Mr.. Max Cohen, the well-knoWh
Young .Iudaca worker has returned
from Palestine after an absence OF
nearly II year Mr.. Cohen was former
ly secretary of New York Young .Iu-
daca and is himself graduate of the
NGuug Judaca organization.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-16
ARGONAUT CLUB.


The regular meeting of the Arsoll-
aut club was held Mt the home of
Ralph Brody. The club donated $500
for the European Relief fund and will
cndeavor TO send definite amount
over ut intervals of two months The
club will make campaign for mem
BIDS on March 21-2S ON which will
he called. Membership Campaign
Week ana Mir. sam aaron will he
ut the head of this campaign. Any
young men between tic ages of IL
to ~ may send his application to the
secretary. Ralph Brody. 1901 Hooker
street. and it Will be voted on during
campaign week.
The next meeting VIII be held at the
home of Sam AarOm.--S. II. H.
Men between the ages of IL to ID
may send his application to the secre-
tary. Ralph Brody. 1901 Hooker street.
and it will be voted on during cam
paigu week.
The next meeting will lac held ut
the home of Sam Aaron.-S. II. H..
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-16
X. X. n.

One of the most elaborate banquetS
of the season was held by this or
gnnization on Saturday. March II. at
the Metropolc Hotel The table was
beautifully decorated with flowers and
ulates were laid The evening was
spent in dancing and an entertainment
was given. Songs were rendered by
the orchestra and also by quartet
led by Mr.. Kiotz Speeches were de-
livercd by each member This affair
was a very successful event
The next meeting of this organiza-
ton will be held Sunday. March 20 Il;
Community Center.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-16
ID. U. NIENORAH.

Another success. Anyone who at
tended the last meeting of the Me
norah society last Sunday evening at
the Adams Hotel will agree to this.
After II splendid paper by Harry Good
man, Miss Gertrude Washer entertain
"a the audience with Il beautiful vocal
solo. accompanied ut the piano by Belle
Meyer. The speaker of the evening
was DR.. Philip Hillkowitz who gave
very interesting talk on The Evolu-
ton of the Yiddish Drama" depict
ing its development from its beginning
to modern times. Dancing followed the
program.
The history study circle conducted
by the Mcuorah will meet next Satur.
day night at the Community Center
Rabbi Kauvar. who has been absent
from the city for some time. will lee
ture. Everybody is inyited.--L. j. c
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-16
Il. Ii. i.

\ regular meeting of the Il. b. Il.
club was held Monday evening March
II, when 1zodore Moore was initiated
into the club. We defeated the Stag
ger Boys Jrs. in our last basketball
game of the season by the score OF
:4-T We have opened one indoor
season with rush and are ready to
accept challenges from any club in the
city of the age of TO- All information
regarding challenges can be received
from Max Hellerstein. 2912 West 1ith
avenue. The meeting ended with II
pleasant social hour.-H. G..
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-16
Clubs
OPTINIISTS.

\ gay old time was enjoyed by all
Optimists Saturday night and Sunday
morning. March 18th and 18th.
\ theatre party Saturday night fol
lowed by midnight dinner. then Il
slumber party was the program.
The members will remember this
good time. also the hospitality of Mrs.
Lifshitz in giving the use of her home.
The next meeting will be held this
Thursday evening at the home of Miss
Rose Schechter 1145 Irving. Plans will
he outlined for the Shirt Waist dance
Thursday evening. March 31st. Don't
forget the Red Tickets.-.>. W.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-16
YOUNG JUDEA ACTIVITIES.

Next Wednesday evening. March %.
because of the Purim Holidays, Young
.Judea will offer special program for
the enjoyment of its members. The
Rev. Mayer will take as subject for
his address the topic. THE SacretlnesS
of Our Festivals 1t is expected that
IA large audience will be present.
On Friday evening. at the Ohab
2adeG Synagog Forum. Miss Helen
splitter gave spirited discussion on
Customs of Jewish People 1t was
received with great interest.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-16
Y. w. AND Y. NJ. ii. a.

\ very important meeting Of the
hourd of directors will he held Mon
day evening, March II. ut the Adams
Hotel.
The efforts of the Y. NJ. X y. w. ii.
\. to unite the Jewish young folks
of Denver are beginning to show re-
suits. We have secured the aid of sew
eral prominent people to carry on n
vigorous campaign and increase our
membership.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-16
COLONNADE CLUB.

\ regular meeting of the Colonnadc
club was held in the Adams Hotel SUI
day. March 6. Regular business was
taken up. The meeting was very in.
lcresting.
Under good aud wcIfaic, Mr.. David
Wandel gave a talk on the Gold In
dustry.'
The marriage of Max Rossrnan to
Miss Anna Steinberg was announced
at this meeting and proved great
surprise to the membcrs.-J. %.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-16
A. 4. G.

a regular meeting Of the \. A. C,
was held at the Community Center
Monday. March IA. An interesting de
bate between the club members follow
ed the regular business.
L. Stein and ]. Rather have been ad-
mitted to the club.-L. l..
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-16
b. NJ. II. ALUMNI.

April 18th is the big day for the
Is. NJ. ii. Alumni. very interesting
speaker. II splendid musical program.
and dancing BE sure and come. Bring
your friends-M. =.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-16
THE US BOYS.

We now have II club of fame.
You will know it, Us the name.
With sport and speech we challenge all,
With size of large or size of small.
We are the Us, club of boys
Who do our share. with little noise.
Were on our way to reach our goal
Come join us in our little stroll.-H. NJ.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-16
EUTA KEA SORURiTY

A social meeting of the Euta krg
Sorority was held mt the home of Miss
Ida Goldberg. Tuesday night, March
list. Members and their friends were
present The evening was spent in
dancing and playing cards. An enjoy
able time was had by ALL. \.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-16
SCOVCH CLERGY ASKED TO AP
PEAL AGAINST UkRAlNlAN 70
GROMS.

London-Thc last issue of the
Christian" appealed to the Scotch
clergy TO raise their voice i'll protest
against the Ukrainian pogroms.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-16
OWL.

The regular meeting of the owl was
held ut the Community Center Tues
day. March S. 1921.-M q.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-23
MORE MONEY IS
 VOTED FOR CARE
 ALASKAN INSANE
Senate Increases Amount Al. lowed by House-Riggs
 Request Is Granted.


 By an amendment to the Sundry Civil Bill, the Senate increased the
 allowance per capita for the care of Alaska insane patients in Morning side Sanitarium from $540 per year
 to $570 and the total from $12O,- 630 to $127,O00, according to ad- vices just received by Gov. Thomas Riggs The lower figures were fixed by the House and these were raised by the Senate Appropriation Com mittee, the latter's figures being approved by the Senate as a whole,
 The amount per capita as we'll as the total provided for by the Sen ate, while slightly smaller than asked for by Gov. Riggs in his an nual report to the Secretary of In torior. is in accord with the esti- mates submitted by the Department of Interior to Congress. Gov. Riggs stated that he thinks it possible that the conferees will allow the Senate's figures to stand as the need for the increased allowance
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-23
HUNDREDS OF MEN ; l LOOKING FOR WORK
 ARE COMING NORTH

Hundreds of men are coming to Alaska this year to look for employ ment and the rush has practically started, according to United States Marshal J. M. Tanner, who returned to Juneau this morning on the steam CT Northwestern. 'In Seattle and also at Tacoma. there was much talk abont the opportunities in Al aska and l look for a great influx of men of all classes" said MT. Tan ner. For instance, on tho North. western were 65 passengers for Sew ard and 32 for Cordova, and the majority are men who have never before been in Alaska and who arc looking for work. of all kinds. ,,s, ,.s,.,
 Labor conditions are, not the best in Seattle. I was. told that at least 1000 families are being sustained through the efforts of the city and county officials. In Tacoma the situation is better. as the shipyards are employing many men,"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-23
EXALTED RULERS
 WILL FILL ALL
 CHAIRS TONIGHT
Annual Affair at Which Past Chiefs Will Preside to
 Be Staged by Elks.

Tonight is the night of nights according to members of Juneau Lodge 42O, B. P. o. E. as it is the time set for Exalted Rulers night at the Lodge meeting. All the chairs of the Lodge will be filled by members who have at one time or another been Exalted Rulers and they will conduct the business of the session from the start until the close of the meeting, including the Initiatory Degree. The ceremonies will be followed by a banquet.
 Those Past Exalted Rulers and the station they will occupy will be as follows:
 B. A. Rosselie, Exalted Ruler.
 Charles D. Garfield, Esteemed Leading Knight.
 R. E. Robertson, Esteemed Loyal Knight.
 George F. Forrest, Esteemed Lee turing Knight
 H. E. Biggs, Secretary.
 J. w. Bell, Tyler.
 Claude Ericson, Chaplain.
 William Dickinson. Inner Guard.
 J. l.. Gray, Esquire.
 J. M Tanner, Skagway 431, Treasurer. t'
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-02-23
WANTS SUPPORT !. OF ALASKA FOR
 PORTLAND FAIR
Gov. Riggs Asked to Memor- alize Legislature in Pro-
 posed 1925 Exposition.

Whether or not Alaska will en- dorse the Atlantic Pacific Highways and Electrical Exposition, to be held in Portland in 1925, will de- pend on the action of the Territorial Legislature in this matter, according t3 to Gov Thomas Riggs, who has been asked by Gov. Ben w. Olcott, of Oregon, to memorialize the com ing session of the Alaska Legislature on the subject "It would be fine thing if Alaska could participate in the Exposition and would probabiy result in much good for the Terri tory" said Gov. Riggs.
 Gov Olcott's request for Alaskan support was contained in the fol lowing telegram received this morn ing by Gov. Riggs:
 Portland has set the stage for a worlds exposition in 1925. We ask you in the name of the State of Ore gon to memorialize your legislature to pass a resolution commenting This is the first peace loving demon stration since the close of the war. Oregon steps forward to recognize the completion of the Alaska Pacific Trans-continental Highways now transforming our social and indus trial life Oregon seeks to electri- fy the world and asks your fair Territory's approval
 "(signcd) BEN w. OLCOTT-
 Governor of Oregon, Julius
 L.Aeier, Chairman Atlantic
 Pacific Highways and Elec
 trical Exposition