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Evening journal., 1922-01-31
THE BAT.p

"The Bat' comes TO the Playhouse
week beginning Monday. February
G. direct from Adelphi Theatre,
Philadelphia, with the same notable
company Of artists that have ap
peared there for nineteen consecu
tive weeks. Perhaps one reason
why "The Bat" showed such won
derful lasting qualities was. that the
company played so long in Philadel-
phia with that sincerity which shows
no sign Of the wear that springs
from too many repetitions. Miss
Barnett gives a most spirited per
formance as Miss Van Gorder and
evinces the true sense for high COM
edy. Charles Millward as the De-
tective. gives a masterful portrayal
The broad comedy Of Lizzie, the
comic servant as enacted by Jessie
Ralph, is convulsively funny. All
the other roles are conscientiously
and skilfully played. and the work
Of Margaret Fielding. Wallace Wild
Evening journal., 1922-01-31
heSc1rpGd6l
AT THE QUEEN

A charming story. set Like a brill
liant gem in exquisite mounting, is
Marion Davies picture, THE Brides
Play" which opened a three-day
run at the Queen Theatre yesterday.
The somewhat peculiar title has ref
erence 20 an old Irish legend that a
bride shall 20 the rounds to all the
male wedding guests and ask them
In turn whether he was the one she
loved the best. and each In turn
said mo" But tradition had it that
a lovely bride was stolen by one OF
the men, not her husband, to whom
she gave her heart.
This medieval legend IL the early
episode 10 the modern story. Marion
Davies is the heroine OF both parts
Arrayed in a gorgeous bridal cos
tune. she IL the picture OF youth
happiness and beauty.
In "The Brides Play" Miss Davies
gives a performance that is filled
with great charm. The ancient folk
lore and legend OF Ireland are th'
basis OF her artistic portraiture o
the role of Aileen Barrett. the dark
haired. blue-eyed, innocent Irisl
girl. who finds love only after grea
grief and trouble.
Associated with the star in th'
I principal leading roles are Wyndhan
Standing. who IS the hero and carl
ton Miller. who plays the william
Jack o'Brien is the knight gallant fl
the medieval episode.
Donn Byrne, famous short writer
is responsible for THE Brides Play
which is a publication OF the Hears
Magazine.
Evening journal., 1922-01-31
aOVER THE HIIIs-

In all the volumes OF poetic effu-
sions ever printed. there are no
verses that inspire tenderness and
affection as those contributed by
VIII Carleton, especially the two
upon which Is founded the play
cover the Hills to the Poohhouse, "
which will be presented at the Play
house three days starting Thursday,
with Saturday matinee. Mr..
Cartoons beautiful lines. enshrining
the love, devotion, and self-sacrifice
Of a mother, whose reward is a most
pathetic one, lend themselves ad-
mirably for play acting purposes
and when entrusted to such capable
players as Corse Peyton. Edna May
spooner and the others who com
prise the cast. their significance be-
comes greatly intensified.
Surely "Over the Hills to the
Poorhouse" must possess singularls
fine dramatic points, otherwise II
never would have achieved the enor-
nous success that has been accorded
It in all parts Of the country ever
since II first won the highest COM
mendation OF New York audiences.
Evening journal., 1922-01-31
Embarrassing Hairs
Can Be Quickly Removed
(Beauty culture)

Hairs can be easily hanished from
the under-arms. neck and face by
this quick, painless method; Mix
into a sun paste some powdered
deiatone and water, spread on hairy
surface and in or 3 minutes rub
of, wash the skin and it will be free
from hair or blemish. Excepting In
very stubborn growths, one applica-
ton is sufficient To avoid disap-
pointment, buy the delatone in an
original package and mix fresh.
Evening journal., 1922-01-31

as one OF the most beautiful and
touching contributions by the author
Of Farm Ballads" Critics. friends
and admirers besieged the Michigan
bard demanding to know the source
OF his Inspiration.
Carleton wrote verses for several
years before he turned his pen to
"Over the Hill" Il waited these few
years" he explained. ito be sure
that I was In the correct mood and
until 1 had satisfied myself that l
could do justice to the subject"
The photopday made from the
Carleton poem will be presented AZ
the Majestic Theatre next week for
limited engagement
Evening journal., 1922-01-31

cused OF being one Of a gang Of
train robbers.
He knows he can't prove himself
innocent. In the face OF the circum-
stantiai evidence against him. so
he makes getaway that is anus
ing and thrilling. From then on
10 the final fade-out Reckless
Chances is reckiessiy thrilling. JOY
ousiy humorous and daringly nervy.
Ernest Truck. Rroadway's popu-
lar comedian is seen in his newest
two reel comedy. "The Bashful
Lover" as the additional number
on the program.
Evening journal., 1922-01-31
aoVER TIE uII.I.s.-

"over the Hill" the william Fox
film presentation Of the famous Will
Carlton poems. not only met with
universal favor at It's first showing
on Broadway In New York City lasi
September. but was pronounced bl
many Gotham critics as one Of th'
most wonderful and beautiful pic
tures that have rraced the screen
Their verdict was endorsed by th'
fact that it played on Broadway foi
year.
The famous poem nrst appeared
in the SOS and was at once accepted
Evening journal., 1922-01-31
CLEO MAYFIELD
In ''Thc Blushing Bride" at the
Playhouse tonight and tomorrow
and matinee Wednesday.

dance one OF her widest dances to
save the life OF the man she loves.
Edward Earle, famous as The
o. Henry Man" and Stuart Holmes.
one of the most experienced vii
lains" on the screen are the sup
porting principals in Doraldlna's s
company.
Evening journal., 1922-01-31

Marion Dawes and NJndham Standing
hLsoens from ths Paramount Picture
iJte Serldes 9Ay
A CosmopolitAa Production
Nov niaving AT the Queen.
Evening journal., 1922-01-31
At THE SAVOY.

J. p. McGowan's piaygoer's fea-
ture. Reckless Chances shown
yesterday al the Savoy theatre and
continued today and tomorrow, =
all that It's title implies. Il staNl
out with tho hero. an adventure
loving. daredevil Irishman. being ac-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
CESTf UMELCI PRIJELI.

Jak oznamuji new-yorske
casopisy, prijeli do tamniho
pristavu ma parniku George
Washington, cesti umelci, prof
Rudolf Cerny, vir.uos ma flet-
nu, pi. Klara Hietloya, operni
pevkyne z Narodniho divadla
v Brne a p. Jaromfr Weinber-
ger, virtuos ma piano. Hodlajf
podniknouti koncertni cestu po
Spojenych Statech a samozrej-
me re take v Clevelandu wy
stoupi. JsOu to vesmes umel-
ci prvniho radu a tudiz name,
nae sc tesiti. Behem plavby u
spofadali koncert ma parniku
Geo. Washington, jimz uved-
Ii v nadseni sve spolucestujici.
Kdy budou v Clevelandu kon-
certy usporadany, o tom Sc
zminime, jakmile budou zna-
my dny a mista jejich w.
StOupeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
VALKA PRO ZRUSENf OD
VOLACf PETICE MAYO
RA KOHLERA.

Mestsky pravnf fiditel Paul
Lamb dial vcera klerkovi NEST
ske rady F. w. Thomasovi pfi-
slusne pokyny, ably vIbec ne
pfijimal petice, primlouvajici
Sc "a odvolani nynejsfho ma
yora Kohlera a uvadi "a hlav-
nj davod, ze prvnf podpisy me-
dosahly zakonem pozadovane-
no poctu $4,000.
81. srpna byla dfedne pred
lozena listina jen 8 5000 pod
pisy a oponenti v duchu dotyc
neho naffzenf 81 vyzadali dalsi
dvacitidennf lhitu, ably petice
mohla byti ppzm9nena a sku-
tecne take 16. zaff podali do
datecnou petici, kterou byl po-
Get vsech podpisd doplnen ma
1900. Lamb pax povazuje,
ze stanoveny pocet mel byti o.
patren lined a ze zmfnene ma
rizeni Sc tyka toliko zmen a
nikoli lhity k dodatecnemu
shaneni podpisi.
"Staci-li 5000 hlasI, ably ce-
le hruti uvedeno bylo v proud,
pax by konecne mohlo staciti,
kdyby podobna zadost obsaho
vala konecne jen podpisi -
pet. Jinymi slovy, ably petice
nabyla pravomoci, mela die
zakona obsahovati plny pocet
zakonitych podpisd," temito
slovy objasnoval pravnf riditel
svoje stanovisko.
Mayor Fred Kohler odmital
vcera vysloviti sc o celem hnu-
tt, ale jak sc pravi, mrzi Sc a s
MIN nekolik clenI jeho kabine-
tn, re tato technicka zavada
zamezuje cely odvolavaci pro-
ces. Strana oposicni pax roz-
hlasuje. ze akce pravniho RI
ditele Lamba vychazi Sc stra-
chu, re by cele hnuti pro dnes-
nj administered mohlo miti me-
tusenych take nemilych ma
sledkd. Jinak tvrdi Lamb, ze
jeho protest jest nestrannym,
jelikoz must pry bditi, ably for
ma zakona byla zachovavana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
KRAJAN BURANT A JEHO
BASBOMBARDON.

Mezi prislusniky proslavene-
no Sousova orchestra ma nej-
vetSi vahu krajan Edward j.
Burant, syn starousedle ceske
rodiny, nyni bydlici v els. 1887
vych. 156. ul. Aniz bychom
mu jinak ma jeho hudebnjm u
meni chteli ubirati, podotyka-
me totiz, ze must notv vyfuko-
vato basbombardonu vahy
plnych 40 liber. Nastroj sam
jest vynalezem sameho Sousy,
slavneho americkeho "pocho-
doveho krale". Zmineny kra-
Jan nachazi Sc ma umelecke ce-
ste fecene kapely, kterou pri
jede 80. zari do Clevelandu.
Rodice jeho vlastnili kdys ma
jetek ma Champa ul. a ma W.
chOdni 49. ul., drive neZll Sc
cd mas odstehovali do Mt. Plea
SAINT.
Zdarilou podobiznu krajana
Buranta i jeho nastrojem O.
brovitych rozmerG prinasi dine
Sni Plain Dealer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
v DfLNACH DRAHY BALTl.
MORE 4 OHIO Sc JIz
PRAGUE.

Skorem vsechno stavkujici
delnictvo zeleznicnich dilen
drahy Baltimore & Ohio Sc
vcera, jak prohlasuje dredni-
ctvo, vratilo do prace a mimo
dilny nachazf Sc jen neco malo
muzd. Uvedena spolecnost je
dosud jedinou drahou, jezdici
do Clevelandu, kde stavka by
la urovnana ma zaklad6 Chi
cazske dohody. Jinde Sc jeste
vyjednav&.
w. G. Lee, president bratr-
stva vlakoveho personalu a L.
E. Sheppard, president radu
kondukterd sejdou Sc 2. rijna
opetne v Chicagu Sc zastupci
drah, aby bylo pojednano o
obnovenj podmfnek, jak Sc jiz
ma nekterych vychodnfch ze-
leznicich stalo. Ma schulz bu-
de zastoupena kazda draha
zapadne cd reky Mississippi.
Sc spravami zeleznic jihovy-
chodnich bude konana V tonne
meste konference podobna.
Uniovi zrizenci zeleznicnich
dilen drahy New York Central
konaji schGzi dnes vecer v
s!ovinske sini, kde debatovano
bude O podmfnkach, "a KITE
rych ma byti cd stavky upuste-
mo. Ma vysledku zaviseti bu-
de nastoupeni prace " dilnach
collinwoodskych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
KONCRESNlK GAIN PROTI
VETU PRESIDENTA.

Kongresnik "a 81. distrikt,
Harry C. Calm Sc zde po SVEN
pfijezdu z Washingtonu vyja-
drill, re bude v dome .zastupcO
hlasovati, ably vetovani pred.
lohy o. vojenskych bonusech
presidentem Hardingem bylo
novym hlasovanim ucineno bez
mocnym. Soucasne zdejsi od-
bocka {. IS Americke Legie
pfijala resoluci vyzvou adre-
sovanou vsem kongresnikGm
senatorIm z Ohia, ably Sc pri-
chill, ably predloha byla zno-
WI prijata.
V resolulci sc hlasi = "ze
president Harding pfi vetova-
nj celym narodem pfipravene
predlohy kompensacnf nevzal
v dostatecnou lvahu smysleni
americkeho lidu, vyslovene Ia
poslednich statnich voleb."
Calm a kongresnik "a dva-
caty distrikt Miner G.. Norton,
hlasovali pro prijeti predlohy,
kdezto kongresnik Burton "a
%. distrikt hlasoval proti.
"Verfm, ze predloha v dome
zastupcI projde pres presi-
dentovo veto," pravil Calm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20

ttz sice nikterak Sc nestavf
proti zfskani Ajax budovy pro
hlavnf policejnf stanici, ale xe
Sc pfimlouva, aby tato umfst9-
ma byla n9kde ma vtch. 8. ul.,
do mist, kde policejnfch sluzeb
jest dnes nejvice potfeba. Sta
ME must jak znamo ustoupiti
novostavbe nadrazf ma Squaru
a must Sc spokojiti 8 Ajax bu-
dovou jake hlavnfm stanem jen
prozatimnfm. Vybor take sku-
tecne uznal navrh Kohlerdv,
ktery sc stane pfedm9tem roz-
mluvy podobne schdze druhe,
kterou svolati ma soudce Sulli-
van.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
Va sriEDU 20. zIRf, 1922.
Feder<lni vl<da bude pox&dx.
na, BY : Ohio nevyv&-
xela uhli.

Guvernerem Davisem jme-
novany Clarence j. Neal, ohio
skym palivovym administrator
rem, byval po til q pull roku
fiditelem mestskeho financni-
no odd9lenf "a administrace
Davisovy. V letech 1913 az
1920, kdy panovala podobna
uheini krise, jakou ocekavame
teto zimy, sveren mu byl nakup
uhlf pro mestske 1stavy. Move
jmenovany svereny mu trad
prijal a hned vcera, po prize
zdu do Columbus, po porade s
guvernerem oznamoval, ze
prozatimni ceny uhlf ozname-
ny budou jiz nejblizsich ne
kolika dnech.
Neal hned po SVEN ustano-
venf odjede do Washingtonu,
kde hodla ma federalnf vladu
pisobiti, aby nektere zasoby,
jez mali byti z Ohia pro vlad-
nj potrebu vyvezeny, ponecha-
ny byly pro spotrebu domaci.
AS 609o vseho uhlf v Ohiu w.
dolovaneho odvazeno jest LODI
mi re zdejsfho jezerniho prf-
stavu ma severozapad.
Prvni praci Nealova byla
jmenovanf F. H. Baera, traffic
niho komisare zdejsf Obchod-
nj komory, fiditelem dopravni-
no oddelenf move palivove ad-
ministrace. Ia tajemnfka w.
bran byl G. Gildersleeve, jenz
byval "a valky sekretarem ma
yorovy valecne rady. Ostatnf
1rady obsazeny budou pozde-
il.
DIE vyroku noveho admini-
stratora, potrva jista palivova
krise po 80 dni, jakmile totiz
polevi velky transport uhli
sm6rujici k zdejsimu pristavu.
Dale nikterak neodporucuje,
by Sc lid "a dnesni ceny zaso-
bowal pres pfilis uhlfm, staci
pry zasoba jen ma prvni zimnI
m6sic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
MA STAVKU VYSLE KREJ.
cOvSKE DELNICTvO.

Manager Unie spojeneho
krejcovskeho d6lnictva David
Solomon prohlasil vcera vecer
stavku v % kontraktnfch dill
mach. Prace melo byti zane
chano jiz dnesniho dopoledne
o 10. hodine. Die pfedbezne-
no odhadu postizeno bude stav
kou as 400 d6lnikd; dilny pax
patri vesmes mezi zavody jen
mensi prlmernym poctem "a
mestnanych as 25 osob. Ured-
nici zminene unie poslednf do
bou pilne Sc starali o organi-
sovani dilen a take jich bylo
as 80 procent ziskano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
DANOvY KLlc PRO cLEvE-
LAND A PkEDMESTl.

v predmestich Cleveland
Heights a Shaker Heights byl
vcera, jak oznamuje okresnj
auditor ]. A. Zangerle ozn4-
men danovt klic, pfistfch DAM
a sice v Cleveland Heights
$2.10 z kazdych 500 20 so
vice. majetku a She xer Hgts
jen $1.54 (loni jen $1.39).
V Clevelandu samotnem pax
$2.49, Lakewoodu $2.66 a We
West Parku $3.50. Proc pra-
We v ctvrtich obyvanych sku-
tecne zamoznymi lidmi jes,
dahovt klic mnohem nizsi nez-
Ii v ctYrtich obyvanych lidem
chudsim, by potfebovalo jist9
lnejakeho blizsfho vysv9tleni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20

"ZLOCIN v HOKSkE
BOUDE'' nejedn& o krvave
udilosti, jest jen krasny o.
br&zek trochu pozds roz-
kvetle l&sky. Hraje TYL "A.
z6fi. Listlky u pi. Smrzove '
{. N. Sini.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
Vino NEB JEN POUHY
"MOST'".

Ma vcerejsi schdzi luteran-
skych duchovnich odmitnut
byl MAJOR profesorskeho sbo-
ru luteranskeho theologickeho
seminare Concordian v st.
Louis, ze pfi prijimani misto
vina uzito NIUE byti jen pou-
heho nevykvaseneho mostu.
Pastorove toto dobrozdanf jed
nomysln9 odmitli a rozhodli Sc
pro prave vino. Veleddlezita
otazka tato vyvolala velkou
debatu, vyvo1anou i cetnymi
pfipisy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20

no lfcenf vyslo ma jevo, ze ma
dany mladik jest "vedatorem'
z lacineho kraje" neb pred dive
ma roxy ukradl re stare zed-
nafske sine diva elektricke mo-
tory cd vetrniki. Tenkrate
byl mu .vsak pro jeho m1adi
pfecin odpusten.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20

Vernon, O., odsouzen byl wee
ra ma neurcitou dobu do mans
fieldske polepsovny 18-lety
Eric Kurtz, jenz v jedne srp.
move noci ukradl D. F. Muir
phymu ma Grand Division ave.
a Warner rd. cele zafizenf bez
Idratne telegrafie. Ia soudnf-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20

Mlada DANA, ktera Sc svym
otcem jela z Londyna do Glas-
gowa, byla TAX bleda, ze jeden
spolucestujfcf Sc s dcasti ,ptal,
je-li snad nemocna. "Ano,' >
pravil otec, "stIne srdcem" -.
"Snad ne nervosa. ZACH ne
- jenom namornf dlstojnik." !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20

- Upfimns sc zaamxjete
maleru stareho mlSdence We
hire "ZLOCIN v HORSKE,
BOUDE", kterou .ehraje
TYL "a. zafi v &. N. Sini ma
Broadway. Listky u pi. Smr-
love tamtez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20
MAYOR FRED KOHLER JE
PRO POLICEJNf STANICI
MA VYCH. 9. ULICI.

Ma schIzi zvlaStnjho vyboru
,Advokatni komory prohlasil
m6stsky pravnf riditel v "a
stoupeni mayora Kohlera, re
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-20

Ciste, cerstve, chladne a
chranene = to jest Community
Creamery co. mleko.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-07
CbG SnoLIuL zx6z15


night cometh when no man can work"
 While at Salt Lake Che Stroller visited Brigham Youngs grave and much to his surprise. found it look ing very much like @ buffalo wallow Inquiry os to tho cause Of its condi-. lion olic.ted Che reply: "Any grave Chat is wopt over by from a dozen to 20 widows Is bound to look chat way"
 In those days it was not unsual in Salt Lake Go sec widows walking four abreast on Che way to the ceme- tory to weep over Che grave of some departed elder and. if a departed prophet. they walked six abreast where only three or four relics wcro loft Che humidity in Che vicinity Of Ono grave Of Che departed was much less chan where there were more to visit it The departod's standing while alive could always be deter mined by thc humidity in Che vicIn- Iliy of his grave. The man who left by one widow was rated as a coli- bate.
 The Stroller has frequently con- graduated himself that he gave mp This Salt Lake laundry proposition ! for Che reason that Che law prohibit- ling dual matrimonial alliances openly. of course was passed very soon after Chat time and he narrow ! ly escaped having a laundry on his hands. to carry on which it would have been necessary for him Go go
 Go Che expense of paying out real money for help. ln fact he had not thought of that once contemplated business venture for years until Ono
 recent letter Of inquiry arrived this
 week and caused his mind to revert
 to Che halcyon past.
 In his reply to his correspondent ! Che Stroller was frank with him and ! suggested thot with good manage 1 ment be might Doe able to practice his religious toncnts where he is
 not openly ol course but by a ! Jollyll-Hydo system that he could
 work easily unless he contemplated ! going to strongly say any number
 over two. Also. ho was given plainly
 to understand that Alaska is no place for chat branch of his religion especially if Che members Of his ] household are on the sunny side of . soYouty-1vc.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-07
BRIDGE OVER GASTnEAU
 CHANNEL

During Che past wcek petitions have been circulated both In Juneau and ou Douglas Island and generally signed lu both places urging upon Che Government Che dosirabiuty of connecting tbc island with Che main- land which it is proposed be by con- .trucuur a bridge over Che narrow point In Che Channel where Che light and telephone towers arc constructed and where only a comparatively short span would be required
 Tho same proposition was eivcu considerable attention s.x years ago but whom Che states became involved u Che war it wos dropped and has remained inert until Che present whom q. has bccn revived and is be- .ne gone after In au intelligent mau- rer Governor Bone ayor lhc move mont and has assured those active iu Itofhis hearty cooperation. District Forester Flory from whose depart- meut much of Che cost of construct mr bridge would probably como. Is also encouraging Che movement and s cooperating with Che view ot taking It mp with Che heads Of Che Forestry Bureau.
 The proposed bridge connecting che Island with Che malnalnd would provide au outlet for Juneau iu Che matter of building sites and would. lt Che same umc. benefit Che towns on both sides by permitting closer business relations which. under cN- sun. conditions. Is confined almost exclusively to passenger traffic. 40 Che samc umc and wItb Che increased population chat win naturally follow ,he construction of a bridge which increase Is bound ,o come in lhc near uturc. bridge or no br.lec -thc crry business would be stimulated lud property values he enhanced on both sides oi Che Channel
 Also. now uar orug1s eyes at Washington are directed toward Alaska. tbat she Is being looked up- ,u m Q kindly manner and that thorc s a disposition Go help her in every way possible. Che tmc Is propIuous for asking for Che proposed bridge and other public improvements that win tend to rescue this Territory from Che skunk cabbagcir.uEcd slough of dsralr and dcspond In which she has SO long louudcrcd.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-07

Tho National Budget Bureau ol which General Charles e. Dawes Is d.reeto- and Governor s.ott C. Bone honorary chairman tor A.assa. Is deurcd lo bc a mighty factor In One e.urrm.. administration of the aHa.r of fhc nation. a saving for on. nr..ent t.-r of no less chan two hundred and 0ly million dollars now being assured The National Budget Bureau .s ba. one ol many orsani- nuon. cha. are contemplated for One rurna.e u. handling Che business of m. country .tak.ul It ogt %, uol-
 uc. 1rI handling 10 ou husIucss Unes While political parties are a nerea-, evil and uI probably exist through aI time to come One aia.u or thrrauor. iu order that One srea,- e.t good may accrue to che greatest number mus. bc administered aIoue busucs uucs by business men and not by politicians Che majority Of whom have fully demonstrated their eternal mIncss lor anything and everything outside ot politics
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-07
BEDTIME STORY FOR
 ALASKA CHILDREN
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By YOUR UNCLE

 Mouse Jumped out of Ono mans whiskcr and made a dlvo for One same thlne m mct thoy bumped right into each other and being total suanrom both woro very much embarrassed. But Wnmrcd was tho first to rccoycr and. aooIus that Jack was 0uo looking young mouse. said In her sweetest mmncr ."Bsr your pUd.nl" You see. she had heard Che samo expression around Che restaurant where there was also talk about pudding and sho got Che two woria mixed.
 "You'ro some locker au rIghtl' said Jack os he gallanty backed away in order that W.mIfred could rot Che crumb. "and ] want you to tol me where you liyo."
 I live In Che wall behind the stovo." replied WInnlncl "Whcro do you liyo?'
 "I am ashamed to ten you." rc. piled Jack. "hat , live iu chat patch Of whiskors over ihero ot Che table. Truth to toll was born thcrc.'
 Well. it was Q caso of love ot dri sight and Jack lost no time in proc posing to Wiunircd.
 "Aud make my home n those whiaEers9" she asked. "Not in a million ycaul ] would smother in that wilderness
 Jack looked puzzled for a htl, while and tbon said. "Wen if you don't want to come with mo. what is Che matter with me staying with you? TO tou Che truth. J am ect une drod Of those ubiskor myself although my family has lived thor. for years and mul we have come Co refer to hom os our ancestral cs ute."
 Ton minutes latcr Che man with Che busby wh.skcr and long haI had left tho restaurant and Jack Mouse was lcft behind W.nn.roi Invited him Go her home u Ono wall and introduced him to all Che other mice but whom hcy heard Chat h, had arrived I'm mans wh.sbcr thoy mickorod and g.eglcd and mdeod oacb other until Jack wm so fuacd up hc did not know wha, to do Wuuiircd was also used as she had not realized before how ridiculous il would seem io other mice when thcy learned That Jack had come to town in a maus wh.a kor and she began Go wish she had not met him. But it vaa Goo lat, for Jack to get back Co hia old hom, as Che man had gone SO thcrc wa. nothing Icft Co do but keep Jack IoI awhile and lot him tato a chance or catching Che man on Che return u'r Of Che boat
 But Che man did not return or ho boat and thc result Is tha, Wn uifrod has Jack yct He is very homcsick and every imc he secs man with vh.skor hc wants ' climb up to them Hc says chat. if h. cycr gets back Go Kansas where ,hu, are lots Of wh.akem. ho win stay there.