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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-21

strukce nasi spustosene pndy,
nasich znicenych primyslu a
rovnovaha nasich financi jsou
mozny jen tehdy, kdyz Meme
cko splni reparacni klausule
smlouvy Versaillske. X tomu
cili nasi spojenci poskytnou
nam svoji podporu."
BRAND pfedpovida, re Ne
mecko brzy Sc vzpamatuje,
iezto jeho tovarny nebyly zni-
ceny a jeho produktivni silly
jsou netknuty Francie jest
vzdalena toho, aby kladla Ne.
necku nejake pfekazky, ale
bude stati ma tom, ably aspon
castecne nahradilo spoustu,
jiz natropilo.
Zmihuje se o vztazlch Fran
Gle a Spej. Statd, BRAND pro-
hlasil, ze neznicitelne pasky
utvofene ma bojistieh We valce
"zarucf nasi jednotu v miru
jake We valce."
Dod6va pax: "Jsem list. ze
.nasi americtf pratele poskyt-
nou nam k dosazeni nahrad "a
skody, jez jsme utlp9li, tutez
podporu, jez rozhodla vitez-
stvi We velike valce, v nfz spo-
lu hajili jsme vec civilisace."
Move ministerstvo vyjadfu
je nadeji, Re Anglie bude ma
pomahati v docilenf dorozume-
nj mezi spojenci, coz jest tou
prvni nutnostf X urovnani
vsech otazek souvisejfcfch q
mirem q Francie pevn9 doufa,
ze rovnez Anglie bude naleha-
ii ma splneni podmfnek Yer
saillske smlouvy.
Co Sc Ruska tyGe. prohlase-
nj pravi, ze Francie nemlze
znova zahajiti vztahy . Rus
KEN ma tax dlouho. pokud ne
bude V Moskv9 rezim. jenz by
opravdu repressntoval rusky
lid a bvl hotov dostati zivaz-
kun pfedsevzatym pfedesly-
mi vladami zeme.
"BoBevism jest rusky," do
dava prohl&seni. "Pokud zI-
stava uzavfen v ruskych hrani-
cfch, my nepotfebujems zakre
covati v zalezitostseh Kuska,
ale jest nemozns dsvoliti So
vetovym arm6d&M spustiti je-
iich dzemi a napadnsuti naSe
spojence."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-21
PROHIRvcNf ptEDLOHA
ODPORUCENA.

Columbus. 20. ledna. SchvA-
lena kazdym Glenem temperer
cniho vybor', a bez iakekoli
opposice. Millerova prohibicnf
vvmahacf pfedloha byla. odpo-
rutena X pfijeti V senate dnes
a otekava SO. re bude pfiiata
no6htkem prfStiho tydne. Mezi
nov9mi predlohami podanymi.
lest ona senatora Pendera u
Clevelandn. die nfz bvlo by to
nezakonittm mfti jakekoli zAT
clonv. pohvblive dveres,, !, neb
plenty V nekdeisich hostincfch.
kde isou prodavany lihuproett
napoje. i%s.li
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-21
ZDALI NEODZBROJf A NEZAPLATi
DOBROVOLNE VALECNE NAHRADY
FRANCE DONUTf JE K TOMU
Novy premier BRAND naznacil svdi pro-
gram parlamente; projevil pevnou
dIveru pratelstvi Ameriky

Parfz, 90. ledna. Minister
sky pfedseda Aristide BRAND
predlozil program sveho mini
sterstva snemovne poslanecke
a senatu dnes. Jeho prohlase-
nj obsahuje ctyfi hlavni body
a sice:
Nemecko musi odzbrojiti a
zaplatiti valecne nahrady, jez
bylv mu ulozeny.
Francie ma moe vynutiti spl
ndni techto zavazkd a. mdze il
pouziti v pfipade nutnosti, ale
pfeje 81, ably mohla ziti Ne
meckem V mfru.
Mir Tureckem must byti
uveden v platnost, pfi cemz
musi sc witt zfetel ma move o.
kolnosti, jez vyvstaly.
Francie nezasahne do vni-
ternich zalezitostf Ruska, ale
nemdze dovoliti, ably sov6tove
armady pfekrocily ruske hra-
nice a napadly spojence Fran
Gle.
Sliby O setrnosti a intensiv-
n6jsi rekonstrukci spustose-
nTch krajG jsou obsazeny V o.
statni tasti programu, jenz
soud6 die potlesku, uspokojil
velkou v6tSinu clenG parlamen
tn.
Bylo to sedme ministerske
prohlaseni pfedlozene Brian
dem jake premierem a bylo
prijato timtez nadsenim ia
ko kterekoli z jeho pfedeSlych
prohlaseni. Obzvlaste zivym
souhlasem provazena byla ia
Cast jeho feci. kde srovnaval
prosperitu N6mecka. 1toGnika,
SO zkazou vitezne Francie a
prohlasil. ze tento nepomer
must byti napraven.
"My name mirovou smlouvu
9 Nemeckem," pravi Sc mi
nisterskem prohlaseni, "ale ne
name dosud skutecneho mfru,
ienz pevne zajistf prava Fran
Gle a zaruci jeff bezpe6nost.
Tuto bezpecnost zfskame jen
tehdy, kdyz Nemecko bude
'odzbrojeno. Toto Jest pro mas
zivotni otazka, liz telf vlAda
jako sve nanejvyse posvatne
povinnosti. Ny tuto povinnost
vykoname."
Vzhledem X nahradam pra.
VI Sc prohlaseni: "Rekon.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-21
RADIKALNf CIZINCI.
Vladni odbor prace oznamil
proceduru, jak mimi bude
jednano.

Washington, 20. ledna. Po-
cinani odboru prace vzhledem
k zatykani a deportovani ra-
dikalnich ciZincG, k vnli ce-
muz dostal Sc do konfliktu .
odborem spravedlnosti, jest O.
znameno poprve sekretarem
Williamem B. Wilsonem v pro-
hlaseni uvefejnenem dnes V
Bilem Dobe.
Bylo shrnuto, jak nasleduie
81. Zadna osoba nebude "a
tcena, lee ma priseznou vypo-
we'd, opirajici Sc o informaci
a pfesvedceni.
"2. Zadna osoba po zatceni
nebude drzena incommunica-
do (mimo styk s pravnimi "a
stupei a prateli.)
"3. Kazda osoba zatGena
bude opravnena k pravnicke
rade okamzite po uvezn6ni.
"a. Bude jim pfedlozeno
svedectvi proti MIN a dovole-
no, aby podali svedectvI byli
slysani We SVEN vlastnim "a
jmu.
"5. Premrstena zaruka me-
bude vyzadovana.
"Po opatreni techto zabezpe
Cent americke svobody. kdyz
bylo Sc ukazalo sv6dectvim, ze
cizinec mel by byti deportovan
die tax zvanych anarchist
ckych zakonu. bude deporto-
van beze vsech dalsfch okolkd.
Nebudeme vsak deportovati nj
koho jenom proto, re byl ne
kfm obvinen neb ponevadz je
podezrivan. Re Jest "r'ldt".
Nemame zadne pravomoci uci-
niti tax pod zAkonem."
Y prohlasenf, iez bvlo IA
slano Americke Legii jako od-
poved' ma jeii resoluce poza-
1uifci propuSteni prf1-uciho Sc
kretare prace L. F. Posta. tyz
lest haien SWIM sefem jako
ieden "neischopneisich adj
ministrativnfch 1rednfkI We
vladnf sluzb6 ieden neivar-
reisich Americani. iaktm
jsnm kdv ptisel We stvk."
V prohl&senf sekret&fe Will
soma jest sn,trovana t<3 odpo-
v6d' presidsntova na resoluce
Americke Legie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-21

ii. kteri dlouho q dhv6rn6 ziii
V nodrohnostech udalosti. Jest
Ii ze tedy ia zde naznacuii me-
hezpeGf. iaka spatruii ceste
Ceskoslovenska. Ginfm tax v
nad6ji. ze tyto poznamky mo-
hou upoutat pozornost tech.
ktefi majf jaktsi vliv ma vyvoj
veci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-21
NoDd Dyhruzka Nemecku.
BUDOUCNOST cESKOSLO.
VENSKA.
Ma pristi draze .zeme jsou vel
ke prilezitosti, ale tel mnoha
nebezpeci.

Chicago, 18. ledna. "Chica-
go Daily News, pod nazvem
"Ceskoslovenska otazka" pfi-
nasi nasledujlci uvahu 2 pera
sveho znameniteho korrespon-
denta Johna +. Basse:
Ceskoslovensko jest snad
tou nejzajimavejsi zemi We
Stredni Europe. Jest to pokus
uncle konstrukce zeme. Jako
stare Rakousko-uherske moe
nafstvi, tax i Ceskoslovensko
Sc sklada 2 mnohvch svaricich
Sc narodnosti; ale V odporu Ike
staremu mocnarstvi Ceskoslo-
Vensko nenl zalozeno ma
sile dominujici narodnosti, a.
by tato ovladala ostatni. Ces-
koslovensko jest utvofeno po-
die pranf "Velke ctyrky" ma
pafizske konferenci. Zeme ta-
to celkem neni zalozena ami
ma sebeurceni lidu ami ma zasa-
de narodnostni. Neni utvore-
ma pro 'vojenskou, aniz polite
kCI mohutnost. Byla utvorena
"a 1celem dosazeni hospodaf-
skych pokrokn ma utraty kaz-
deho jineho ehledu. Dana il
byla k tomu hlavni pfirozena.
zfidla a prirozene bohatstvf
stareho Rakouska a znameni-
ty dill prirozenych zfidel u
herska.
Ona cast dzemf, kde jsou u.
misteny dolly tovarni stredi-
ska Ceskoslovenska, jest oby-
dlena valnou vetSinou Rakou-
skymi N6mci. Toto uzemi do
tyka Sc primo Nemccka a Ra-
kouska. Jedna cast nejbohatsi
orne pIdy Ceskoslovenska, le-
zfci pri Dunaji ma severozapad
nj hranici noveho Uherska. ie
obydlena skoro vesm6s uher-
skym obyvatelstvem.
Ceskoslovensko jest dnes
tou nejlepe prosperujici zemi
We Stfedni Evrope. Ceskoslo-
venska koruna platf dnes ety.
rikrat tolik co koruna rakou-
ska, aneb polska marka. Vlada
jeho sestava muzi, kteri v
mnohem ohledu prevysuji da-
leko lidi, tvoricf vladu V zemich
jinych Strednf Evrope. Ze-
me ma cele bohatstvi prdmy-
slu. Ma take uhlf a zelezo pro
tento primysl.' Jiz 81 zavadla
take ty nejlepsi styky hospo-
dafske Sc spojeneckym OBJ
chodnim svetem. Ceskosloven-
sko Sc snadno mize stati tim
nejlepe prosperujicfm naro-
dem We Stredni Europe. Ba VI
ce nez jenom to, mdze Sc stati
poutem, ktere udrzi pohroma-
de slovanske narody We Stred-
nj a Vychodnf Evrop6. Mize
zabranit balkanisaci techto ze-
mi zhorsenf civilisace, co bv
bylo nevyhnutelnym nasled-
KEN.
Co cini Ceskoslovensko stfe-
dem tech mnohych mirovych
pokusn mfrove konference We
Strednf a Vychodni Evron6.
jsou nadeie. ktere sc do n6ho
skladaii. S touto zemi isou spo-
jeny ty nejv9tsf moznosti IL
spechu, ale take to neiv9tsi
nebezpecf. Rakousko ztratilo
svoje srdce nemuze ami uci-
niti pokus, aby Sc vzpamatova-
10 bez CHI .pomoci. Uhry pc
mtsleji ma pomstu a ma znovu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-21

dobyti ztraceneho kralovstvi.
Jejich myslenky obiraji Sc mi
nulosti, duch skutetne hor-
kosti je bude ovladat jeste po
mnoho let. Jihoslovansko me-
ma okamziteho vyyoje anebo
bezprostredniho nutneho sled
noceni. Srbsko prilis zabfedlo
do sve balkanske tradice. Choir
vatsko must neidfive obratiti
vsechny sve snahy X novemu
pflbu2enstvu. Lee V Ceskoslo-
vensku jest vZd6lane a pilne
obyvatelstvo, vycviGene We Wy
soce vyvinutem modernim pro
myslu a obchode. Timto oby-
vatelstvem jsou csSi rakou-
stf Nemei ' Ceclsch, ma Mo-
rave a We Slezsku, ktefi kdyby
spojili vsechny sve snahy, mo-
hou vykonat velike dilo. Sc
svymi zkusenostmi, svym bo-
hatstvim a svymi prostredky
mphou rozestriti po Stredni a
wye hodni Europe celou sit OBJ
chodnfch tepen. ktere vdech-
nou novy zivot vycerpanym
parod1m.
Ably Sc splnily takove OBJ
chodnf snahy, vlada Ceskoslo-
venska, ie-li moudra, by mela
nastoupiti politiku "a dcelem
pcdnfceni obchodu a koopera-
ce Sc sousednfmi narody, ze-
imena ale Rakouskem. coz
by toto pfesved6ilo o dobrych
imyslech Ceskoslovenska a o
ieho zasad6: ziti a nechati Is
ii jine.
Ma nest6sti valecne navy
ky a prehnanost probouzejici-
no Sc nacionalismu, "a nemou-
Dire podpory zastupcI trojdo-
hody, pfim6ly Cechy k tomu,
ze nastoupily nespravnou ce-
stu. Navzdor pochybnosti, po-
kud Sc tyce jeiich zpnsobilo-
sti a ia jsem o tom presvedeen.
ae zdravyS smysl naucf je, aby
pfekonalfv jeiich vlastni zemi
jakoz / v sousednich zemfch
nenavist. podn6covanou d6ji-
nami, valkcu a ohavntmi pod
minkami miru. Politikou tesne
kooperace mohou ulehciti utr-
penf svych sousedi a stati Sc
vGdci We vyvinu stfedni Evro-
py. Kazdy iinV kurs snad sky
ia dp1asne lepsi vvhodv ho-
spodaSske. ale ma konec speie
k budoucfmu nepofadku, utr-
penf. ano k valce.
Vlada teskoslovenska s.
nvnf probudila q snazi Sc usmi-
fiti RUNE narodnosti uvnitr
statn. Pokousf So take utisiti
nepratelstvi podnicene prehna
n@nn narodnostnim cftenim v
7ahranifnfch v7tazfch. Jen5e
Cesi neisou pripraveni ma to,
abv prodalali celou cestu DO
tfebnou L dosazeni cile nadho-
7en6ho. Casio cizinec. ienz sc
octl v pomerech docela beze
vSi informace. dovede lie od-
hadnout daleko sprAvneji, nez
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
TO SERVE sETEECE

Charles Hoddiuott Of skagway who was fined 5000 last Tuesday by U. S. Commissioner Ward Of that place on charge of a violation of the Alaska bono dry lawwaa brought to Juneau Wednesday on tho Este beth by J. W. Combs. deputy .. S. marshal at Haincs and placed tn Che federal jail here. where he win serve out his sentence.
 Hoddlnott is the man arrested in connection with Che ear robbery at Skagway m which a customs house seal was broken on @ White Pass & Yukon freight car and a ease of bonded whisky taken out. Hoddi- mott could not be connected up with Che robbery. but was found with some of Che alleged stolen whisky in his possession.
 Deputy Marshal Combs also brought to Juneau to Doe placed Iu the federal iail David Berrin ar- rested at skagway on a charge of burglary in a dwelling house and bound over Co Che grand jury at Ju- ueau.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
COMMUNITY
 SPIRIT SHOWN
Splendid Luncheon Meeting of Ju- neau Commercial Association
 Is Held Thursday

Every business. calling and pro- rcsion in Juneau. with the possible exception Of booucggiug. was repre- scnted at tho Commercial Association luncheon held at The Gem Thursday. It may have been due to the pres once of Che ChautauQua girls that there was such a generous turnout
 such a spontaneous exhibition of community spirit-for the girls woro there in all their youth and iovciucss. and fortunate. indeed, was Che smid and steady business or professional man whose seat by chauce-or was it otherwise was between two of them But after an. tho largo turnout was more likely duo to Che fact that Che Commercial Association is becoming more and more popular as in activities arc coming Go Doc recognized as most po- tontial i'm advancing Che interests not only of Juneau. but Of Alaska in general and Che southeastern DOT. uon of it ln particular.
 After Che splendid luncheon had been enjoyed and Che routine busi- ness disposed of. Chairman shattuck introduced Captain Stanley Dancey who delivered a short but highly in- ,orestne address on "Amoricnnism' which was followed by a quartet ren- dcrcd by Che ChautauQua girls. who rlovcrly sustained their enviablc reputation os entertainers and who were roundly applauded.
 Captain lmrio and Dr. Evans also oi Che Chautauqua both made splendid talks which were iHter- .pcncd with stories and spriukled throughout with interest Governor ponc also spoke briefly but pointcdly
 ms he invariably does.
 Considerable business Of an inn nortaut nature was passed over until Che next meeting in order that Che brief time allotted to Che monday gathering might be utilized by the distinguished guests present
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
TWO APPOINTMENTS
 MADE BY BEAUMONT

stanley G. Thomas of sitka was appointed deputy U. 8. marshal at hat place. and H D Campbell was appo.nted deputy U. 8. marshal at wnnroll by United States Marshal G Beaumont who returned today on ,bc Alamoda from Kotoh.km after making a Grip of inspection through this part of Che division. No changes bavc yet been made at Kotch.kan. Hydcr skagway and Haincs.
 Stanley Thomas is well known in fbo vicinity of s.tko and a prom nent figure there He has Q splen- did war record for his work in France with Che 20h Engineers. In which regiment he enlisted during Che early part of tho United States. entrance In tho World Wor
 II. D. Campbell is au oldumc AL askan and has lived in WraugcIi for years
 Discussing Che appointments. Mar- sbau Beaumont said. "Eyory man J put in odicc must endorse Che law. He makes tbls statement m answer to inquiries of Che people of thIs division as to his attitude toward Che bookkeeping situation. "rh.s office proposes Go play Che game square with every person In this division as long as he obcys Ono law" ho said.
 Marshal Beaumont expects to have an oGicos mcd within a short time with mon capable and ready to up- hold Che standard Of a United State. marahals o0ico.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
TO REORGANIZE
 PIONEER ORDER Meeting to Be Held in Moose Hall September 28-Brief History
 of Alaskan Order

steps are being taken to rcorsan- lzo Che Juneau lgloo Of Pioneers and tor chat purpose meeting has been called for next Wednesday night to be held iu Moose Han
 It is estimated Chat there arc now in Juneau and vicinity between 25o and 300 men who are eligible to membership in Che Order Of Alaska Pioneers and it .s hoped as many Of uom os possibly can win be present Wednesday night There s conad- erabio distinction n being eligible to membership in Che order ls it dcs.enatcs sourdoughs from Checho- cos and stamps it members as hoy- me travelled Che trails in Che days when bacon and beans commanded respect and
 "Whcn you asked for raro
 nor.orhouse
 You were served with caribou,
 And when you cuyod whisky
 straight
 They set up hootch.noo.'
 Juneau is Che only town Of any size in Che Territory Chat does not bavc live and active pionecrs' leioo and ths condition should mol exist after Wednesday night of next week.
 The order of Pioneers Of Alaska was organized at Nomo iu 1906 with Che establishment of leloo No. ]. gloos wore later organized in other cities m thc Territory and at Che present time there are go igloos with mn estimated membership Of Ao0o. The grand ieloo Is at cordova at present Nozt years meeting will bc at Kctcbiban
 Juneau Ieloo No. was organized In 1913 by Frank A. Aldrich and started oG witch a membership of 200. The officers arc: President Capt. J. T Martin; first vice prcsi- dem, H B. LcFcyro; second vice nrcadont R F Davis; secretary. Charles E. Narhol; treasurer Emory Valentine: hstorIau A. p Kashe- varo0. chaplain John B. Bancs, trustees. Mary E Russell w. R. Wills George H. Whitney; sergeant at ams Murdock c Stewart soy- eraI of hcsc o0.ccu have leit Che Territory.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
CHAUTAUQUA ENTERTAINERS
 APPEAR AT HIGH SCHOOL

Capt Stanley H Daucor late Of hc Canadian Infantry and now with Chauau0ua addressed tho students ot One Juneau Public Schools ou
 Tbc Making of Amorioanism" !" Mon- day afternoon In Che High School auditorium. at Che program held m .ommomorauou of Constitution Day.
 other numbers on Che program o.- orcI by Chuauqm entertainers were a violin solo by Miss Patricia EIcr a reading by Miss Lotho Cole man and a piano solo by Miss Mouc Ncm Kro.sy Tho High School or- rhcsua. under direction of Professor sumrf offered several numbers
 Wednesday morning Captain uaucey again appeared before Che High School and gave a complete outline of Che various campaigns Of Che World War in which he took part and also told ol b.s escape from Germany where bo was held pr's- oner- Both programs voro atlcud- cd by a largo number of parents and others interest In Che school wcl- arc.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
SENTENCED MEN FILE
 NOTICES or APPEAL

Five hundred dollars fine with costs and three months in iol was Che sentence given tp B. noiHdcIi by IT. s Commissioner IT, B. LeFcvre rhuraday might on charge of vice Iauur thc Alaska bone dry law by rartcriue and selling liquor Charles Baker was sentenced Go pay a fine of s250 for Che s1mo violation.
 m Che second ease of DolHdclh in which ho was found guilty of hav- ing Houor iu his possession. he paid
 ho dne Of S25 and costs assessed against him. Thc ease of Baker, tried for Che same charge. was dis missed.
 Not.ces Of appeal have been dlcd by their attorney J. U. Cobb. before IT. $. Attorney X. e. shoup Baker Is out ou baI amounting to 5000 and Do.zadclu is out on bail amount ing to st250. Bonds for appeals were also plucod E. Valentine and Lee pulycr appeared os bondsmon.
 Tho sentenced men wore given two jury trials oach for tho two separate charges The trials and convictions are Che outcome of % raid on Che Fairbanks Cigar Store last Monday following complaint made by CharIoso Sung that lre had purchased a drink of whiskey at Che place and also a bottle Of wh.skcy A search warrant was Issued and Deputy A. h. Lucy. after finding liquor found upon investigation Co be intoNicot- ing. made complaint charging pos- session of liquor and B. DolmdeIli and Charles Baker proprictors were arrested.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
MURDERER WOULD
 COMMIT SUICIDE
George Nelson, Petersburg Homicide, Attempts to End Life in
 Jail This Morning

George Nelson. charged with Che murder Of Ncls Peterson at Peters burg last Saturday and now await ing action of Che grand jury in Che federal Jail Of this place. attempted to end his life this morning in his cell by an acrobatic stunt.
 Nelson climbed to Che top Of his cell and hooked his toes oyer a bar. hanging with his head down. Swing ing himself as far as his limited quarters would permit, Inc released his toohold and dropped on his head. hoping Co break his neck but aus- taining a bad bump Instead. Before he could resort to other methods Of self-destrucuon he was placed in a straighUackct and is now closely guarded.
 As a side. issue, Nelson Is also feigning insanity
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
GoTwAIs GOES TO NoME

Major J. c. Gotwals has completed his trip by pack train to Ruby from Eagle and is now on his way Go Nome. according to word received here by Capt c. S. Ward Major Gotwals expects to return Co Juneau by way of Seattle and win leave on the next Victoria sailing from Nome.
 Col. steese IS now at Bethel and win be in Nome within a short time. He will probably take Che last boat from Nome Go Seattle.
 Capt. Ward returned on the Ala meda from Kctchikan. after inspect ing the seasons work in Southeast ern Alaska. He also inspected Che survey work being done in Wraugell Narrows and reports thc entire work for this season to be satisfactory.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
CUTTERS FULL or
 SPARKLING WINE
Raid at Douglas Yesterday Reveals Hundreds of Gallons of
 Ol of Gladness

Four hundred gallons or wine and a1.v gallons of cider One latter ~aayur" upward Of five per cent alcohol were harvested In a raid made yesterday afternoon ou Che ..ore conducted on Che amous beach
 Douglas by James Bara a Crook. by Special Omoer Jack Wu- .ou and Deputy U. $ Marhaa Lury nrd Gar.tor The stun was cmpuod aud ru-eIcl us way to thu mighty deen. but It ls mo, believed it win are.t Che flavor oI Che dsh Co any noticeable o2tont
 Uar was arrested and taken be- fo-. U s. CommI amcr Gray of Douglas whore he pleaded guilty
 and VII. given thc option Of puus- uue ur s2-0 in coin Of Che realm or
 spending two months iu retirement Ue chose Che latter and now rgre an Che world through Che bars o, Che federal nu n Juneau p'aya checkers with his nose. as it were.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
ADVANTAGES OF
 BEING WEALTHY

Wm A. Steel. editor and manager of tho Juneau Capital, Che only news- paper in Alaska that lives up to is uamo capital and lots of it-lou ou Che Princess Royal yesterday morning pn route to Honolulu. where he win attend tho meeting Of Che American Press Association which win be held i'm that metropolis of Che little island empire next month and where he win forget the worries trials. trIbulations and cares inci- dent to grinding out copy raking in Che coin and performing many other monotonous duties in connection with running O newspaper in Ju- uoau-or any other place, for that matter
 Mr. Steel Is fortunate that he is able Go make Che trip which was Che uugrauned ambition of thousands Of NNMHNNNHN NltN ANl lNNhNNNh NNN country not chat they particularly wished to hear Che little Hawaiian girls thump their ukuleles. but that hcy wanted to get away from home environments for a period of rest
 and recreation
 Incidentally the writer has at- tended many meetings of both State
 and National Press Associations and hc has Invariably observed that men who were limited as Co finances were always accompanied by their wives but those who were flush always went alone and unencumboredJ
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
TAKES LEASE ON
 GAsTnJEAU HOTEL

R J. sommcrs. former Surveyor General of Alaska. has leased Che Gaainmu Hotel for a period of ten years from Che owners Claude Erie ron and B. R Jaeger Che lease to become effective on October ] Of this yoar.
 Mr. sommcrs stated chat hc n- tends Co devote his personal attcn- Ion Co Che hotel business and win mako every cGort io maintain Che present high standard of manage mcnt for which Che hotel is famous No plans of change are contemplated and Che present manager Glen Bartlett win continue In his poa.- uou.
 Claude Er'cson. one ot Che owners Of Che hotel and who for Che past several years has slvcn h.s personal attention to Che management win Ioayc shortly with hs family for
 vacation trip in Che south Ho wll return iu several months Go look after his many property interests borc
 Mr. sommers. Che new lessee. is or. of Che best known men n thc North Up until a few weeks ago he was Surveyor General of Alaska and beiorc tbat vas Territorial mine inspector Hc expects to leave shorty for vacation trip n tpo .ou.b before entering into thc man -----.--L u L-- u-. Lu--u---