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The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
PRINCETON HOLDS
SECRET PRACTICE

PRINCETON. n. J.. Nov. Coach
Roper ordered a real secret practice
today when the huge gates at the
entrance TO University Field were
barred to all but the actual play
ers and coaches. This is the nrst
time this season that the press cor
respondents. old grads and a few
others OF the elect have been de-
MED entrance to the so-csIled secret
workouts.
Hard scrimmsEing was undOubt-
work was fairly light and IL IL Ger
tain that Roper introduced a few
new plays TO be used against the
Crimson.
Roper had another attack OF
pessimjsm today following the hair
hour scrimmage between the scrubs
and the varsity in which neither
side registered a score.
Lourie was rested again during
the heavy work. while Murrey. ue-
spite his faulty running OF the team
Saturday. was sent TO the helm.
Scheerer held down the fuIIback
position for the first time since
his recent bereavement. and showed
remarkable form in his punting.
Cleavcs had a chance in the var
sity backfield and made the largest
dashes Of the drill.
Stinson held down right end. and
the chances are that Roper will
start him on Saturday at one OF
the wings. Practically every man
who is likely to figure in Satur-
days game had a chance TO per
form this afternoon.
Todsy's lineup: End. StIrson and
Legendre; tackles. Hooper and Keck
guards, McMsmmon and Dickinson.
center, Callahan; quarter, Nurrey
Garrity, Gilroy and Scheerer.
Undergraduate activities started
tonight with a monster mass meet
ing held in Alexander Hall. The
meeting. which was the best attend
ed in years. was addressed by Coach
Roper and keene Fitzpatrick. trainer;
Capt. c. W. McGraw. captain OF last
years eleven. and Il. A. Callahan.
this seasons leader.
r. NJ Trimble, Princeton's star
back OF the 1903 campaign. wa.
awarded the Poe memorial cup by
President Hiboen at toniGhts mass
meeting. The cup which Is pre-
sCnted each year by the Board Of
Control to that member OF the foot
ball team who in addition to dis
tinguishing himself on the field has
best represented the virtues Of cour-
age. loyalty. and perseverance,, and
who has observed the rules OF the
game and played fair with oppo-
nents, was established by Mrs John
Prentiss Poe, OF Baltimore. as
memorial to her son. John b. Poe. jr..
's5. Johnny Poe. as this famous son
OF Princeton is called. was killed in
action in the late war serving as a
member Of the famous Black watch
regiment.
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the equipment is ready-and q
short while later you can see six
hundred men playing football and
four hundred men playing soccer or
lacrosse. "a
No one is let out. The star foot
ball player must take the full ath-
letic course just as the others do.
He will not leave the Point as any
football, or baseball specialist. He
viii leave fully equipped to play
or direct twelve or fourteen leading
games
Meeting the IDpessibie.
Only q perfect directing organiza-
tion with perfect system could
have made this possible.
Fortunately the Military Academy
had the two rare geniuses needed to
carry this plan through-Gen. Doug
las Macarthur and Col. Herman j.
Koehler, two men out of a century
for the work
Gen. Macarthur. who at one time
commanded the Forty-second Dlvf-
sion in France. is a brilliant ON
Ger. blessed with youth, brains, abil-
ity, and the knack of leadership.
He is a practical man with vision,
an enthusiast who refuses to be
stopped by any barrier.
Col. Koehler is the officer who
directed the physical training OF
250.o00 officers and enlisted men
during the world war. He has no
equal at this work. In addition
to being a master at detail, his en-
thusiasm for the idea was also un-
bounded. And when you get two
practical enthusiasts on job. with
such assistants as Mai. Phil Hayes
and Lieut.. Elmer Oliphant, there
can be only one answer.
That answer will be. 1000 men
this year who will have a better
groundwork, better foundation. in
the way of all-round athletic de-
yelopment than anyone ever thought
possible before.
1t will mean after this that each
West Point graduate, broadened
mentally and physically in the great
democracy of sport, will be able
to play and instruct in a greater
number of games than the greatest
all-round athletes at Yale, Har-
ward, Princeton. Michigan. or any
where else.
These men will leave the Acad-
emy not only better of in a physical
way, but with a finer co-ordina-
tion- brought about and a far broad
er vision. They will be more than
officers who know how to drill a
company; they will also be physical
directors who will know how to
handle and direct all company sports
and who in this way will be brought
in much closer contact with their
men.
Working out a few of the de-
tails will be taken up in tomorrow's
article.
(To Be Continued)
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The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
TEAMS DUE FOR JOLT SATURDAY HARVARD and PRC FOR Big BATTLE
' 'iaSpEoyRI'lLLE;HE!I' y!!!!'lL!!!; +!
0by Ganzafld Rice

WEST POINT. N. y, Nov. a.
Once in rare while q perfect but
impossible dream suddenly becomes
true.
A perfect but hitherto impossible
dream has suddenly come true at
West Point.
1t is the perfection of the finest
athletic system ever put forward a,
any institution in the world "a
complete answer to the old charge
that under our modern system only
few select specialists that don't
need it are given a chance at our
various sports.
The Ideal System.
We have had systems of compul-
sorry athletics and compulsory gym
nasium work before.
But tAey have always been in
complete. Forty or fifty or sixty
might play football, or the same
number might play baseball
But so per cent of the students
played neither, except at spasmodic
intervals,
When a man leaves West Point
now, do you know what different
games each individual will have
been taught to play-what game.
each individual will have learned
with at least a fair amount of thor
oughness?
Here are a few: Football, base
ball, soccer, lacrosse, tennis, box.
ing, wrestling, fencing, rowing. and
track athletics.
There you have the soul of the
new West Point system in a few
lines:
To ground each cadet in the rudi.
ments of twelve or fourteen leadine
sports, to make these sports com.
pulsory for every man at the Point
and thereby. in place of developing
few special stars, to develop tht
greatest collection of all-rount
athletes in all training history.
The Big Advance.
other Institutions have tried our
the plan of making each man take
up some sport. The result was q
collection of specialists.
Here we have each man taking
up every sport in the course of hi:
work and all under competent in
struction.
Here each man is grounded in tn,
Fundamentals of each sport first anc
then put into active competition
later on.
He may know nothing about foot
ball, baseball. lacrosse or soccer
when he enters the academy. Ht
may not like these games or he ma
think that he is not physically bull
to play them.
But he hasn't any choice wher
this rcquisition reaches each com
pany commander:
Send today twenty football play
ers. twenty soccer players. fifteer
lacrosse players. ten tennis players
fifteen baseball players"
The truck rolls up for these mer
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CRIMSON MAY SAVE
STARS FOR YALE GAME
ENTRIES NAMED
FOR CUE EVENT

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The en-
tries for the preliminary round
of the national ls.2 baikline bill
lard championship in San Fran
cisco have Just been announced.
They are Young Jake Schaefer,
Welker Cochran. koji Yamsda.
Ora Morningstar. David McAnd-
less, and Marcus Cation. The
players who finish first and sec
ond in this event will play
Willie Hoppe for the champiok-
ship in the fnal round Of the
tournament. TO be held at the
Hotel Astor in New York City
on December 6, Z and s. David
McAndless formerly held the ma
tional amateur championship.
He only recently turned profess
sional to achieve long-cher-
ished ambition-to play for the
world title.
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WHEATLEY LEADS IN
MATCH FOR TROPHY

wheatley took the lead in the
final match in the plsy-ofT for the
diamond medal pocket billiard
trophy with Bartelmes at the Grand
Central Palace last night. counting
1876 points to lis for Bartelmes.
The second frame for the 25O total
will be played tonight and the win
ner awarded the trophy following
the match. Wheatley had runs of
is. 13 and IS. while Bartelrnes' best
was 13, Is. 10.
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STAR TO
SHOW SKILL HERE.

Joseph Concannon. professional
billiardist. will appear in exhibition
matches at the Grand Central Pal
ace next Monday and Tuesday. Of
ficials announced last night. Con-
cannon will appear during the after
noon and evening of both days and
his stay.
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TITLE ASPIRANTS FACE
TEST IN ALL SECTIONS
HORNSBY MAY BE
GIANT NEXT YEAR

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. 3.-St.
Louis is to lose its temperamental
star. Rogers Hornsby, with the
New York Giants on the receiv-
ing end, IL persistent rumors in
tho camp of the Cards come true.
The purchase, price is said to
range close to $500, 900. Horns
by's days with St. Louis are ad-
mittedly over, the Fiery Texan"
playing so indiffeSently at the
close Of the season that he was
handed a fine and suspension.
McGraw's leads for the National
Leagues chief swatsman during
the season make It evident should
there be a deal the Giants would
get the initial sacker. A player
of Hornsby's caliber would not
only add a world of strength to
the New York infield but give the
Giants a drawing card to offset
in a way the attraction Of the
Yankees with their Babe" r.
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.AA&1A SQANR-

Bradley's Ace"
The clockers at Louisville believe they have some
thing worth while for today Its other than
Believe Idle Hour. the 2-year-old that under
the colors Col. Edw ard Bradley. She goes in the
fifth and there doesn't be any way of keep
ing from anneXing the long end of the purse.
Bettina is cherry ripe and looms the keenest
Dimples has a chance the peep
money. Troitus should be the Bill Daily all the
way in the days opener. Is keyed to concert pitch
right" money is down hook line and sinker.
Col Taylor's last a hummer. He stops a walk
when coared however. Ocean Sweep will bear watch
ing Doctor Jim me via the grapevine
route. Is supposed peaches and cream Tulsa
and Frank F. figure close
kingfsher will find the route and weights just
third Lothair is liked by the stable connections
ing at the door Here's where think they spill the
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
Gales Soccer Team Leads.

Gales School soccer team jumped
into 4 tie for first place in the Fifth
division tournament yesterday al
ternoOn by defeating the leaders,
Abbott School, . to o. Spectacular
goals by Gus Chaconas and Leon
Sevaser gave the Gales team its
victory.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
PIMLICO SELECTIONS.
BY HiEhwny.D
One Best-Broom Spun.

One Best-Broom Spun.
First-Chsrity, Jscobin, Antil-
les.
Second - Nonus, Psrr Entry,
Tattle.
Third. E. Griffith Entry,
Foreclosure. Little Maudie.
FoUrth-Loft Entry. Whitney
Entry, Psrr Entry.
Fifth-Broom Spun, J. h. l.
Ross Entry. Buffer.
Sixth-king John, Sam Ross
Entry, Belario.
Seventh-Lsdy Emmeline, Nell
lie Yorke, Sister Emblem.
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beans with Marjorie Hynos. ] bet
lieve she'll trim Jack Haro Jr. And
wot's more she will be at juicy odds.
Jack Just cannot be worse than sec
ond with Linden dropping into third
pocket without much effort. That
colt Red Legs never should have
lost his recent race. He was pounds
the best That being the case look
for him to come from behind and
grab the kale in the sixth with
White Star and Alvin T. Hort the
contenders.
over at Pimlico the good word
is Buffer. The clockers are mighty
sweet on this nag. They claim it's
only necessary for him to run back
to recent private trials in order to
cakewalk. The whitney entry is a
powerful one. while l wouldn't be
much surprised if Lady Emmeline
came to life unexpectedly and copped
the last.
Ono Best Bet of the Day-BeIieve
Idle Hour.
Best Take-a-Chancc Bct-Biuffer.
Best PnrIey-Troitus. Jack Hare
Jr., White Star, to show.
LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS.
First Race-Troltus, Col. Taylor,
Ocean Sweep.
Second Race-Doctor Jim, Tulsa,
Frank r.
Third Race--kinKhsher, Lothnir,
AdeIfa w.
Fourth Race - Marjorie Hyaes,
Jack Haro Jr., Linden.
Fifth Race-Believe Idle Hour,
paftinn DImule~
sixth Race-Red Legs. white Star,
Alvin It. Hort.
Seventh Race - Speedster. Capt.
Burns, HOcnir.
Best Bct-Believe Idle Hour.
PIMLICO SELECTIONS.
First Race - Charity. Fnlincy,
Madeline Lillian.
Second Rncc-Parr entry, Elmer
Johnson. Sea Play.
Third Race-Lovely, Little Mnudie,
Favour.
Fourth Race-whitney entry. Parr
entry, Yellow Hand.
Fifth Rnce-Bluner. BrOomspun,
HnrmOnique.
sixth Race-AIbert A.. Ross entry.
Regal Lodge.
seventh Race - Lady Emmeline,
Lovely, Locust Leaves.
Rest Bet-Bluner.
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liking in the third othair is well liked by the stable come
Here's where think they sp
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ma stejnem miste, je v KRAFT
KEN case pozadu. Stejne Sc to
ma Sc skolami.
Lide, kteri pravi, re nemaJi
skolou povinne deti tudiz
nemusi ma ceskou skolu pfispi-
vati, jsou sobci. Stejne jake
kazdy obtan musi pfisplvati
ma potfeby obce, at jiz We for
me jakekoli. tax kazdy svo-
bodomyslny Czech ma pfispivat
ma ceskou skolu. Vvedomely
clovek zna sve povinnosti k
Inarodu a clovecenstvu vubec,
Isobec nevzdelanec ma na
srdci pouze sebe a svdj zalu-
dek. Kdo nechce znati povin-
nosti k celku, nemel by tez te-
siti sc vyhodam spolecneho lid
skeho zivota. Rika-li kdo, re
bychom meli pracovati k po-
|yzneseni cesstvi v teto zemi a
|nicim k tomu neprispeje, jest
pretvarovac.
Doufejme vsak, re lidi tako-
vHch mezi nami nestava a re
kazdemu, kdo o sobe prohla-
suje, ze jest Czech a svobodar,
lezi blaho a uspech ceske vet
We Americe ma srdci, a re
kazdy, az pride cas-, dokaze
toho nejen slovy, ale skutkem.
Doufejme, ze ceska svobodo-
myslna skola octne Sc ma te W.
81, ma jake Sc mela jiz davno
lnalezati.
Proto uznavame-h, re nam
jest V teto zemi ceske svobo.
ldomyslne. skoly tfeba, snazme
Sc skolu tn povznesti k jeji do
konalosti a pricinme Sc, aby
pfestala byti Popelkou a byla
Skolou skutecnou, takovou, ia.
kou pokrok nynejsi DOLBY zada
Josef Masek, ucitel.
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JEST NAM CECHOAMERI-
CANON CESKE SkOLY
TREBA?
Otazka stejne dulezita jak pro
ceske spolESy, talk pro rodice !
jednotlivce.

Tato otazka, vzhledem
znaCnemu poctu ceskych skol V
Americe, zGala by Sc zhytec-
nou, aVsak vzhledem k tomu,
jak jest o tyto Skoly postara-
no, zda Sc, ze vetsina nasich
kraianu nepriklada skolam
temto te dGlezitosti, jakou ma
j. miti. Celkovy stav ceskych
svobodomyslnych Skol, o nez
sc tu hlavne jedna, a opet V
prve rade mann ma mysli skoly
clevelandske, behem iejich te-
mer padesatiieteho trvam, ne
dockal Sc valnych zmen. Wy
znamu lejich pro mas cesky IL
vot teto move vlasti klade Sc
"a povinnost nauciti dlte cesky
cist psat, vzhledem k tomu,
re jsou to Skoly svobodomysl-
ne, vyucovat na Skolach tech
to svobodomyslnosti. Pokud Sc
cteni a psani tyce, Jest tento
obor Ceske Skoly priliS nedosta-
tecny, ably deti zde rozenych
vychoval prvky pro mas narod-
nj zivot platne, a druhy ukol,
vyucovani svobodomyslnosti, ,le
chybny pojem. jenz Sc do sko-
ly zatahuje. Svobodomyslnost
mnze prospivati jen ma zakla-
dech vzdelani neisirsich
vrstev, a maji-li ceske svobodo-
nlyslne skolv V tomto oboru ne
jak prospect, jest nutno srd-
Ce a dust detskou vstepovati
nejen zaklady obecnych vedo-
mosti, ale cit a lasku pro vse
dobre a krasne, pro povinnost
cloveka k cloveku, a probou-
yeti smysl pro snahu vseobec-
neho 6obra ku prospechu eel
ku a ne pro zajmy jednotlivcG
81 iednotlivych stran. Jedine
ma techto zakladech muze svo.
bodomyslnost vypucet We kras
ny kvet, naukami vsak, vsuge
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POZNAMKY K SOUCASNYM
UDALOSTEM.

- v patek pfinesli jsme kabe-
logram Spoj. tisku urovnani
sporu mezi Polskem a Cesko-
slovenskem 0 TeSinsko. Bylo
to rozhodnuto po Salamoun-
sku, kazda re zminenych zemi
dostala pul sporneho uzemi.
Pozdeji dosla kabelograficka
zprava Cd Ceskoslovenske IN
formacni kanceldre. V podsta-
te depesa tato shoduje Sc Sc
zpravou Spojen6ho tisku. Ce-
skoslovensku prircena Karvln-
sko-Ostravska uhelna panev,
drxha Bohumin- -Jablunkov, me-
sta Bohumin a FryStat, dale
pax lidnate pfedmesti
Tesina Jablunkov. Ma Orav-
sku jde hranice cd Babi hory
k Magure ma Spisi od Jurgo-
va do Nedesa.
V depesi Inf. Kane. row.
ntz &c pravi, ze "rozhodnutl
parfzske jest uspechem mini
stra Bene8e," o temz mineni
nebude asi jednomysln6. Az
dostaneme "Narodni Listy", ne
pochybne Sc tam docteme, re
ceskoslovenska diplomacie u
trp6la zdrcuiici porazku a tez
n6mecky tisk V Cechdch jest
nespokojen.
Jisto jest, ze naroky Cesko-
slovenska nebyly pine uznany,
nebot' bylo pozadovAno Tesln-
sho cel6, kd9zto vybor vclyy-
slanci pfirkl CeskosloYensEe
repubiice jcnom jednu
cast, ale kazdy, Ado neni
predpOlat, musl doZn2tl, re lu
lepsi dulezit3j5i cast. Cesko.
slovensko dostalo uhlodoly
jichz vlastnictvi bylo otazkou
zivotni dulezitosti pro jehc
prumysl dostalo zeleznici I
cast nzcmi nejhusteii zalidne
nou Geskoslovenskym lidem.
Ceskoslovansko melo ma TIE
sinsko narok historicky, Meme
ne vaak nalokem historickyn
vystoupilo t6z Polsko a zadn'
tech zemi nemohla pozado
vati sporn6 uzcml ma zaklad'
sebeurCcni narodu. Jest toLl.
ma Tesinsku l15.00o Cechoslo
v&ku a 10000 PolakH, Mem
cu a prislusnik1 iinych narod
nosti. kdyz nenl rozhodnut
vyboru velvyslancu 1plnym VI
tezstvim pro ceskosloyonsko
diplomacii, rozhodne neni pro
hrou nebo porizkou. Je t
kompromis pro Ceskoslovor
sko vyhoony kompromis, ta
aspon jevi Sc nam vecl Z tet
vzdalenosti, kde usudek metre
ba podfizovati zajmum stran
cke politiky.
Tez kazdy jiste uzna, ze pr
Ceskoslovensko Polsko bud
lepe, kdyz ziti budou spolu Y
snasenlivosti, i kdyz ne We pr:
telstvi, nez-li kdyz Sc ,budo
skorpiti. Jsou yeci, jez Cosk'
slovenska republika potrebu.
Il Polska, zejmena naftu s
a isop veci, iez potTebuje Pc
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Sko Ce5kOSlOVenSka, slroJe
iine vyrobky. z nepratelstvi
mezi Polaky a Cechoslovaky
m6li by 'koncich prospech
jenom Nemci. Jinak ovSem do
znati dluzno, re kdyby bylo
Ceskoslovensko stale ma pro-
vedeni plebiscitu, mohlo Ii
skati vice, nez bylo mu price
no vyborem velvyslancu. A sa-
mo sebou, re slevilo sc sve svr-
chovanosti, kdyz o SVEN vlast-
MIN uzemi nechalo rozhodova-
ii Y Pafizi.
Ma |. zari StryGek Sam roze-
id . sc definitivnG americ Ky
mi zeleznicemi po velmi drahe
mimi. Vlada pre-
vzala We svoji sprawl drahy ma
pocatku val1ly a toto dobro-
druzstvi stale il okrouhle bill
lion. ciIi tisic millionu dollara
Stalo pry to vSak "a to, nebot'
nebyti teto spravy vladni, cely
dopravni system byl by sc
shroutil, hlavne nasl 9dkem ne
moznosti opatreni 81 kapitalu v
dobG valecne to mohlo miti
osudny vliv ma americk3 zasa-
zeni do svetoveho zapasu. Ma
prvniho brezna vratila vlada
drahy soukromym vlastnikum
avsak sc Zarucenim deficitu az
do /. zaTi, coz bude pry stat
narodni pokladnu dalsicf
J S490,00O.000. A nez-li tote
ylGdLi zaruceni vyprsi, budol
moci uvesti drahy platnos
l2vJ5eni sazeb, povolene jim
komLsi pro mezist6tni obchod
coz Jim vynese dodateenycl
patnact set millionu duchodu
takze Jim nebylo, neni nebu
de zle, dix st6drosti a uznalo
lost nasi vlady.
Pravi Sc, ze zakon,, jimz "a
ruteny ze!eznicim dcficity a
do /. zdri, byl by president We
/ toyal, ale tyz prijat byl kon
i gresem III na amen sklonk
: 2asedani . VatoTani bylo by l
vrhlo celou dopravnickou situ
aci Y chaos a zmatek, TAXI
: presidentovi neZbyvalo mic j
: lneho, ncz-li pfedlohu podepsa
: ii.
ii S ruznych stran odsulovan
: Jest tato StedroSt q ohledup
i most vlady k zeleznieim, p
: Comz vSak dluzno rozbsova
0 zdrayou, poctlvou kritiku 0
: demagogie. Ma drahy nesmi
k pohlizeti jako ma jine soukr'
o me podnikani. Kdyz soukron
J. vlastnend fabrika udela up
j. dek, nemd to vliyu ma celkovo
industrialni situaci - jsou
0 ijne fabriky, jez mohou dod'
c. ii bozi, jez yyrabela. Bankr'
e zelaznic Znamenal by vsak
j. chromeni. ba zkazu yseho i
II dustriainiho zivota a V koncit
J. hlad. z, tdto priciny verejl
e prospesne podniky nemely
Ill byti vlastneny soukrom6, n
l. Erz lidem, prostre ednictvim VI
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ha Sc svobodomyslnost dog
ma, nelisici Sc cd jakehokoli
jineho nabozenstvi.
Jest ale jeste jiny ukol ceske
Skoly, prezfrany a dosud ne
pochopeny. Ceska skola nema
miti pouze "a ukol ucit ceske
dite cteni psani, ami ne pou-
re historic a zemepisu tax, jak
Sc jednostranne tyto diva pred
mety chapou, ale ona ma byti
zaroven mustkem sklenutym
pres propast mezi cesstvim ro-
dicu a amerikanstvim zde wy
chovanych ditek. Nebot' pfi-
znejme 81 upfimne, re vetsina
rodicG nerozumi dust ditete
.yyrostleho Ia pomeru a okol-
nosti jinych, nez v jakych oni
rostli a dite nikterak nechape
lasku svych rodicu ke stare
vlasti, k eeskym zvykum a z
Mich vyplyvajicimu jednani.
Tento velice dGlezity ukol
teske skoly, sblizeni ditek S
rodici, S jejich zvyky a nazira-
MIN ma zivot v teto zemi, byf u
pine prehlfzen a to jednak re
sc mu nevenovalo zadne poZor-
nosti a jednak tez proto, re
prostredky k vydrzovanf eesko
americkych svobodomyslnych
byly nedostatecne tou merou,
re dobri pracovnici oboru
skolskem, pokod ma techto sko-
lach pusobili, nemohli toto skol
stvi pozvednouti k te vysi, aby
| takoveho vysledku bylo doci-
leno.
Vetsina ditek skoly ceske ma
vstevujicich, do techto S vel
kou laskoU nesla. A proc? Di-
te ma predevsim velky talent
porovnavaci. Cely tyden ma
vstevuje skolu verejnou, vyba-
venou vSemoznymi modernimi
pomuckami, ucelne Zarizenou,
[kde pusobi ucitelky aspon S
nejnutnejsim vzdelanim po-
| trebnym k ukolu ucitelskemu
Kdyz pax dite nedeli, ma mi.
ste venovani sc zabave a odpo,
6inku, ma jiti do skoly, kter5
svym zarizenim verejne skole
niiak sc nemuze rovnatl, kde
zacasto svereno jest peel uci
ltele nezkuseneho, V psycholo
gil detskou nezasveceneho, znf
iiciho sice cesky spravne psa'
a mluvit, ale neznajiciho pravy
smer, jak dite ceske reel ma
klonit a ie teto reci uspesnt
ucit. tn stava sc diteti takovt
Skola protivnou a uceni .nuce
!nim. Lepe pro dite, kdyz tako
:. YOU Skolu ami nepoznalo, ne
bot tim nebylo pripraveno
viru, re cesky narod patri me
u narody kulturni. Jakym do
imem ceska Skola ma dite pu
sobi, jakou Groven vzdelani !
svych rodicu a ostatnich Cech1
> poznava, die toho soudi dite
celem ceskem narode.
Prave ma tom zalezi, ably di
te ceskych rodicu, zde rozent
|, prilnulo k ceSstvi, ably melo
) ctu k puvodu svych rodicu
, ably bylo presvedceno, re Ce
:, chem byt znaci pfisluSenstvi
:, narodu vzdelanemu a uslecht
lemu, stojicimu ma steine ku
turni vysi s narodem amer
ckym. Toho vSak nedocllimt
budeme-li dibe posilat do cesk
:, skoly zapasici nedostatkel
: jak hmotnym tax mravnln
l. A proto jsem nadepsal tut
l. kapitolu otazkou, zda jest MAJ
,e Cechoamericanum ceske Skol
% treba. Paklize nase spolky |
A. znavaji potrebu teto skoly, pa
h lize tez do nj kladou sve nad'
l. Je pro budoucnost, H1usi sc sn'
i, zit postavit tuto skolu pa t;
le kovou vySi, ably nezustaval
o. pokud sc vypraveni tyce, 2
st Skolou vefeinou a byla mode
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04

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