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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
DEMOCRATS ISSUE !
CONVENTION CALL
State Meeting Will Con
vene in Las Vegas
on August %

SANTA FE, July 24-Formal calf
for the democratic state convention,
TO be held In Las Vegas, August "a.
has been issued by Arthur S%eligtnan,
chairman OF tie state centrai com-
mittee. The decision to hold the nom
mating convention In las Vegas was
made by the state central committee
at the meeting held In Roswell ON
June ).
The convention win be called to
order at 2 o'clock In the afternoon.
with 44S delegates authorized. the
basis OF the representation being one
delegate for every 80 votes, or major
portion thereof, east for Felix Gurcin.
candidate Tor governor Ia the cam
paign OF 1915.
liernalillo county has the highest
number OF delegates, as, while san
Miguel. the Republican stronghold,
Is second with 20 delegates. The call
gives notice that credentials OF all
delegates should be In the hands OF
me secretary % the state central
committee at Las Vegas on or before
August ~.
4 meeting OF the state central com
mittee viii be held In the afternoon
OF August 23. for the purpose Of max
ing up the temporary roll of the con-
v%entiOn. passing upon any contests
that may be nled. n -transacting
such other business as may be neces-
safy. All members of the state cen
trail committee are urged to be In at
tendance.
In addition to the three preslden-
tia electors n representative IN
congress-. nominations arc TO be made
for the following 10 officers: Cover
nor. Justice OF tho supreme court.
commissioner of public lands. men,
Der Of the state corporation commits
sion, secretary of state, treasurer,
auditor. attorney general, superin-
tendent OF public instruction. lieu-
tenant governor.
!. The several counties will he en-
titled to the following representation
! Bernal!ilo SO. Chaves 20, Colfax 23
Curry rs, De Baca S. bona Ana II,
Eddy 10. Grant ~. Guadalupe rs
Hidnlgo Q. Lea Z, Lincoln 10, Luna
a., Mckinley ., Mora 22, Otero 10
Quny rs. Rio Arriba "a, Roosevelt ~
20, Santa Fo rs. Sierra S, Socorro II
Taos II, Torrance ~, Union 2S
Valencia G.
Increases Capital.
The Hondo company. with princl
pal Office in Willard. has amended III
charter to increase the capital stool
from 100000 to $780, OU and 1,
change the corporate name to tn,
Amogen Chemical company.
Reduces Capital.
The old ABE company of Whit,
Oaks has amended its charter to re-
duce the capital stock to 500, 900. Thii
company operates the old Abe mine
one Of the most famous deep gol,
mines In the world. John Y. Hewitt
Is president of the company. which
was Incorporated March IA. 1892. TIL
articles OF Incorporation are writer
with pen. on both sides uf the paper
The late Harvey II. FERGUSON Of Al
buquerque, former congressman. wa
oneof the six original incorporation
The original capital stock was 81 goo,
900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24

nj Joe Hall Clarence orunAitid aud
Joe BrniAmiu.
Taft Herr duly 10
These five young men. left Albu-
queruuc on Iuly 10. 70 enter the free
simmer training curse offered a.
tho Great lakes station through the
local navy recruiting office. Ihr
boys were chosen BY h KiwauiH club
and their transportation expenses
were met In part by a benefit dance
which was given at the ermory.
The course will naf nix weeks. The
boys are provided with a navy uni
form. board and lodging and free
training. Thpy enlisted for three
months service In the reserve force or
the Il. 8. Navy md at the expiration
OF that time will receive an honorable
discharge from the service,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24

There wasn't even standing room
left last night at the chautauqua per-
Torrance of Nothing But the
Truth" The crowd which was said
TO he the largest tnni had ever at
tended a theatrical performance IN
this city was kept In an uproar OF
laughter during the whole show.
1t was announced by r. J.vMabry.
chairman Of the chatauqua, that the
undertaking had more than made
good financially this year. An almost
unanimous o OF the audience In
favor OF bringing the chautauqua
back next year will probably lead To
signing OF a contract today.
The time for this evenings per-
Torrance was. changed to $40 instead
OF 7:45 o'clock to accommodate the
merchants and others who could not
come so early ON Saturday night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
CHAuTAUQUA CROWDS
SETTING RECORD
Contract for Next Year
To Call for a
Full Week

Tonight, $40 o'eieck-Ths orehss.
trail Entertainers. versatile musical
aggregation Neaded by II, j.. Lshke.
Lactufe hr Dr.. Frank 4. Loveland.
valiant exponent Of patriotism and hon
est citlsenship.
Sunday afternoon, 2;f6 o'ciock-
Charles r. Homer's own company Of
twenty great artists IN a vocal syn.
pheny their program arranged with a
dramatic setting.
Sunday evening. 7:4B o'ciock-Mr.
Horner's company and q lecture BY DR..
r. 2. Pattison Kline on ''stratoeie
America"
Monday Afternoon and evening-Bou.
lah Marty md Lillian Seller sssiating
Jess Pugh, humorist. Afternoon lecture
BY DR.. +. Z. Gordon on Shooting the
Coal"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
CONGRESSMAN TELL
OF JAP PROBLEM
Favor Settlement by
Diplomacy Rather
Than Legislation

The japanese problem In Callfor-
mia can be settled eaiser through d.
plomatic relations than by legislation
according to Congressman King Swope
Of ent"cy and j.. Will Taylor OF
Tennessee, who were In Albuquerque
last night en- route east.
The men are TO make a report OF
committee which has been investignt-
ing tho Japanese problem in califor-
mia. Hearings were held at San Fran
CISCO, Stockton and Los Angeles.
The me mare to make IA report OF
the hearings and make recommended
tons at the next session OF congress.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24

WASHINGTON. Iniy sfA1ne New
oloaled today At thc.ntcfrtafe to1-
merce commission. win tni1aac1 On
Monday 10 becufne cfIctflte IuIiI4t q
The commie1ion. u WA teHrnfH. ~
considering Including IN me order q
provision requiring the rniizctd1 a
place an embargo n&ninnt tidt #0ttf
coal unless deHlinf1 10 New En41111.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
Jack Johnson to
Be Jailed in Chicago

CHICAGO, ,July 24e-Jack Iohnson'
former world's heavyweight cham
pion, WIN be refused bail and sent TO
the county jail when he arrives In
chicago tomorrow In custody of n
United states marshal, District Attor-
ney clyne announced today.
Johnson fled from Chicago several
years ago. forfciting $4,000 bail fol-
lowing his sentence to L~eavenworth
penitentlary for violation OF tho Mann
net.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
Roosevelt Resigns
Position in Navy

WASHINGTUN, U ZF-FfNnkIIn
ID. Roosevelt, democratic vice presi-
dontiala candidate, today formally
secretary OF the navy.
II IL to take effect on August o,
The day on which Mr.. Roosevelt viii
he formally notified of his nomina-
ton, at his home Mt Hyde Park. N. Y.
MIR, Roosevelt said he had no idea
who his successor would be. He added
that he had made no recommends
tons to the president and that the
not be named until Secretary Daniels
returned TO Washington from Alaska.
HEY=Dm VA HEAR WHAT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
Soviet General to
Negotiate a Truce
With the Poles

~ faE sssoeiATrp rssss
PARIS. July GA wireless mes
sage from Moscow today says the
Hnvas Agency, announces h II the
Russian soviet army Is falling back.
on the order OF the soviet COM
mandcr.
LONDON, July 2i.-The soviet
government OF Russia today notified
Poland hat the soviet army COM
mander had been ordered to begin
Immediately negotiations Tor an arm
istice, II Is announced it, a dispatch
from MOSCOW today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-24
AUL.DORAN

Phone s55 Albuquerque. N. M.
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608 West Central Avenue
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
Prof. WinslOW of Yale
 To Direct Red Cross

New Haven, Dec. S.-Prof. Charles E. A. winslow of Yale university is to direct public health work of the league of Red Cross societies in Eu- rope. it was announced today. The corporation has given Prof. Winslow five months leave of absence, begin ming February 1. Curator George Grant MacCurdy of the Yale faculty, in his Sabbatical year beginning June l will be the first director of the American school of prehistoric re- search in France
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
FAMILY CIRCLE BAZAAR
Church Society Opens Annual Event roday-proceeds wih Go Toward Relief of Poor.

The annual bazar of the Holy Fam fly Circle of St. Mary's church to raise funds which are to be expend- cd in aiding the poor of the parish. opened this afternoon at St. Mary's school hall. The event will continue for three days closing Fri day evening. Through this annual event the Holy Family Circle derives the revenue by which its work throughout the year is carried on. Ma terials for sewing are purchased and the finished products are placed on sale CT given to the needy.
 This afternoon cake sale was held in connection with the bazar.r An elaborate fancy work booth has been placed in the hall with a handsome array of needlework Included in tho articles to be can- vassed upon are an electric lamp. a hand embroidered centerpiece and a barrel of flour. The feature Friday evening will be a whist On Thurs day and Friday afternoons the school children will be given an opportunity to attend the bazar.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
rRELs AT LYCEuM

aIl new production of Aumos and special features. |3rion minstreis will be seen .um, tomorrow matinee and is u new song and dance. novelty called "Playmates" md staged by MT. O'Brien sketch entitled Hopping c Ocean" and a finale or
 called "Americanizatlou." lon. the Variety Boy" has red and will appear in a
 of songs and jokes. The
 Tn addition to Lew Wilson
 sugarfoot" Ganrney. Major |nd Miller. Bobby Gossans. tnn. Roy Allen. Arthur Bobby Dwyer. Henry |eii Fletcher and Bobby
 names of Frank Roche. Iaberkorn. Joseph White. |hll, Len Laird. Charles Ealter Sherwood, A. c. Edward O'House, Dick
 Herbert Ginn. go to make of vocalists.
 1li Dc a band concert and tde e usual.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
ELKS' LADIES' NIGHT
New Britain Lodge to Entertain Friends Tomorrow Evening at Big Function-varied Program.

F'unction-varied Program.
 The Ladies Night at New Britain lodge of Elks tomorrow promises to surpass any similar event of its kind held at the clubhouse on Washington street. From o'clock until compile tion. a diversified program of enter tainment will be carried out. The en- the club will be utilized in giving the entertainment. Chairman William F. Delaney requests that all attendants at the affair, which is for members of the organization and their lady friends will enter the home through the front door. The customary side entra nee into the building is not to be used to- morrow evening.
 The local talent which will provide the entertainment includes Theron Hart at the orga, Mrs. Howard E. Horton, who sang so we'll at the me- morial exercises Sunday evening, and Mrs. Mary T. Crean will render solos, The male soloists will include John O'Brfen. August Klein and John J. Kiniry of this city, and J. Downey of wallingford. Professional talent from the local theaters has been promised the committee.
 There will be a buffet luncheon served. Dancing will be held in the banquet hall, and in the club rooms various kinds of card playing will be indulged in.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
BUILDING PERMITS
Globe Clothing Company and Knights

Globe Clothing Company and Knights
 of Columbus to Make Alterations at
 Respective Properties
 building permit was taken out this afternoon for alterations to the amount of $10.0o0 in the stores to be occupied by the Globe Clothing company, formerly used by Connors- Halloran, Rapelye's and Crowelrs Drug store.
 A permit was also granted to the Knights of Columbus for interior all terations to the amount of $3,50o in the Churchill property on Franklin Square, shortly to be opened as a K. of c. club house.
 s. L. Deming has taken a permit for a s5,oOO frame dwelling to be erected on Newington avenue.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
GERS ELECTED
Circle for tho Ensuing |ocintion Makes Plans for 10 Be Held Dec. is.

hrt meeting of Isabella |hters of Isabella. the fol- yrs were elected for the |r: Regent, Miss Esther Io regent. Mrs. Anna fitz- hitor. Mrs. Helen Foley; trs. Bridget May; chancel- Helen Hanrahan. Miss Spbeii is the new financial irs. Sarah smith, record N and Mrs. Catherine Kie- hrer. Inside guard. Mrs. LughIin: outside guard. |McDonough: Damona Alb, |snbert: scribe, Miss CaNh- and tho guides arc Mar 6n and Claire Smith.
 n food sale were also |hlch will bc given Dec. Io to ten o'clock at 250 St at the store formerly
 Rapelye. Mrs. Alice Gaff- eharge of the committee
 ss Ia expected.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
BAD BREATH Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work. People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through taking them.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil They act gently but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood, and purifying the entire system. They do that which calomel does, without any of the bad after effects. Take one or two every night for a week and note the pleasing effect, A@A.- r.~
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
BATTAGLIA HEAVILY FINED

Giuseppe Battaglia, proprietor of a place in the railroad arcade, was among those arraigned in the United States court before Judge Edwin l.. Thomas yesterday afternoon, for vio- lation of the Volstead prohibition law. He was fined sI50 and costs Battaglia's place was visited by fed eral enforcement agents early in June. During yesterdays session, Judge Thomas administered a warning from the bench, that violators of the pro- hibition face jail and prison sentences, in the future.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
Football Committee is
 Selected For Old Eli

New Haven, Dec. S.-Yale's board of control has named as graduate committee on football for 1921, Louis F. Stoddard of New Haven, chairman, Foster H. Rockwell. Phoenix Ariz., Theodore Lilley, Waterbury, Clarence F. Alcott of New York and H. Ray Paige of New York. These names were suggested by the captain M. P. AL drich Of the football team. The board ratified Norris B. Gaddish of Wash ington, D. C., as football team man ager.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
Webster to Entertain
 At "Y" Stag Social

Ned Webster, a prominent Hartford entertainer, has been secured by the industrial department of the Y. M. c. A. to assist at the regular Thursday evening social tomorrow night. The affair will be held in the lobby of the association building. Refreshments will be served.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
HIGH SCHOOL DEBATING TEAM

On Thursday afternoon will oc- cur the annual preliminary trials for membership on the debating team which will compete against Hartford and New Haven. From those reporting a squad of twelve will be chosen from which group the final team will be selected before the Christmas holi- days. The question of debate is: Re solved, That the direct primary as a methor of nominating candidates for office is preferable to a party caucus"
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
BOY SCOUT NOTES

scoutmaster Louis w. Schaefer and Troop {, Bay Scouts, went on a hike toward the Pinnocle mountains on Saturday afternoon. Several scouts passed cooking and firemaking tests and three passed tracking tests. "Dartmouth" later defeated Cen ter college, 21-14 in an exciting football game. The pass work of Quigloy and J. Shade was brilliantly executed. After the game two large fires were built and the scouts enjoyed some real eats'' of their own cooking. Hot dogs, steak. and spuds were most In evidence. With stomachs full. songs. old and new. were sung. and story telling held sway until the hike homo was started. Troup { now has it's full quota. Some 2s scouts have already registered.
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New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
Corbin Screw Girls Beat
 Male Opponents Bowling

In a bowling contest between the young ladies and the young men of the Corbin Screw Corporation last evening. held at Rogers bowling allies, the young ladies showed their ability as bowlers by defeating the young men and thereby winning the live pound box of candy given by the losers.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
TO SEW FOR HOSPITAL

The women of the First congrega- tonal church.. and all other women interested. will hold an all-day sew ing session at the church chapel on Friday, for the benefit of the New Britain General hospital. The session wiH start at 9:30 o'clock in the morn ing. A luncheon will be served dur ing the day.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
ON FTRIOUGH

Seaman James J. Donahue of the U. s. s. Delaware is on a fifteen days furlough at his grandmother's home MrS. Coleman on High street. After he returns. his ship will cruise around the world,
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
WITNESS OPENING OF CONGRESS

MT. and Mrs. Gustav Hellberg of Lincoln street have as their guests Mir. and Mrs. Harry Morris of West Haven. Mrs. Morris was formerly Miss Olga Hellberg. The couple have recently been married and while on their honeymoon witnessed the open ing session of the 66th congress in Washington.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
WEBSTER STYLE O. MERRILL STYLE 20.

BRIGGS STYLE F.
 NEwBY & EVANS STYLE 31.
 ROLLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 2. ROLLER & CAMPBELL STYLE G. ROLLER !& CAMPBELL STYLE 5. LESTER STYLE 30. ROLLER & CAMPBELD STYLE 2. LESTER STYLE 35. KOHLER a CAMPBELL STYLE q. LESTER STYLE 5.
 ROLLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 6. BRIGGS STYLE IF.
 ROLLER 6 CAMPBELL STYLE 2. MERRILL STYLE 20.
 ROLLER 6 CAMPBELL STYLE 6. WEBSTER STYLE O. NEwBY & EVANS STYLE 31. STYLE 17. NEWBY & EVANS STYLE 31. ROLLER & CAMPBELL STYLE G. LEONARD PLAYERS, STYLE 70.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08
GOLD IN F
Herb Remedies Can be Bought si

Herb Remedies Can DC ftOuGnt Bt
 CROwELL'S DRUG STORE. Formula No. l is Tonic. stomash and Nerve Remedy. E.ts Formula No. 2 is for Attenuation. .Catarrh. Kidney and Bladder Troubles.
 Goldlns Morning Smile LAxatives.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08

LESTER STYLE 30.
 ROLLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 16.
 ROLLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 5. ROLLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 17.
 ROLLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 6. LESTER STYLE 30.
 ROLLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 2. LESTER STYLE 30.
 NEWBY & EVANS STYLE 31. ROLLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 16.
 ROLLER, x CAMPBELL STYLE 6. KOHLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 17.
 ROLLER e CAMPBELL STYLE .. KOHLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE IF.
 LEONARD PLAYERS, STYLE 7O LEONARD PLAYERS, STYLE 70. ROLLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 17.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08

LESTER STYLE 30. ROLLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 5. WISER BROS. PLAYERS. ROLLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 17.
 ROLLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS. ROLLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 2. WISER BROS PLAYERS. NEWBY & EVANS STYLE 31. LEONARD PLAYERS, STYLE 70. ROLLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 16.
 ROLLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 2. BRIGGS STYLE F.
 LEONARD PLAYERS, STYLE 70. WISER BROS. PLAYERS.
 NEWBY & EVANS STYLE 31. KOHLER & CAMPBELL PLAYERS, STYLE 16.
 LEONARD PLAYERS, STYLE 70. ROLLER & CAMPBELL STYLE 6.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-08

Dear Friends Answering thought what should get for Christmas something lasting natu something educational friends lasting and continuous please-A Piano. Player Piano.
 
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-28
KARARETNf VECfRKY
CHODSKYCH DUDAKU.

ChodSti dudaci po nespor-
nom moralnim dosavadnim IL
spechu usporadaii dneSniho
sobotniho yetera Kabarctni We
tirek op6tne s novym pofadem
NaSi host6 pfichazeii k nam to
tW ; petliv6 sestavenvm roper
toiram rozd6lenym ma sedm do
cela rozdi hVch skupin, tax re
nik1o nepochvbi rldo ieiich W
kat,y navStiyi tfeba nekolikra-
to. SpoleGnost kona kazdV den
riln6 zkouSkv tax ze pred obe
ccnstvo pfedetupuje vHdv pine
niinravena. Dnes V sobOtu po-
TadAn Jest vecirek o 9 hod. O.
l.[tne V G. n. Sin; ma Broadway
a 7itra V ned6li o 5 hod. odpol.
Y Ceskoamericke SIM ma Broad
way. NaSe snazive umelce od.
porucGjeme prlzni na$eho obe.
censtva co nejlepe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-28
NOVY CESkY PODNIK.

NGkteri mistni naSi kraian6
Zorganisovali pred kratkou do
bou firmu Community Creame
rv Co., iea bude Sc zabyvat do
davkou farmafskVch produktG
do m67ta, iako ml6ka. vaiec.
eVra. tvarohu, mhsla atd. Cimz
doufa snizit stavaiici cenv Ii
votnich potfeb. Zavody Crea-
merry Co. nachazeii Sc blize
Garrettsville a riditelem tychz
ie odbornik p. Artur Wiesen-
berger. absolvent statni zem6-
delsk6 kolleie a byvaly NEST
sky uTednik potravInuvV. Ces-
ka ta firma ma V m6st6 liz ne
kolik odboCek, q nichz iedna
in na Broadway Finn Ave. !
drnhd ma Fleet n vVch. So. I'll /
a GalSi budou ie$td zarizenv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-28
ZASTRELlLA Sc PRED
ZRCADLEM.

41leta pani f la Aldrichova,
bydlici u sve dcery V dome els.
l845 Wymore Ave-, spachala
vcera samovrazdu, vehnavsi 81
reyolverovou kuli do hlavy.
Svui Gin provedla pred zrca-
diem We sve loznici a jeii mrtvo
la obievena dcerou 2 dolenniho
m6sta Sc navrat:vSi. Koronero-
Vi bylo sd6leno, re Aldrichova
81 Zoufala nasledkem vlekl6
choroby, ktera j, suzovala tri
roxy. Dcerou samovrahyni ie
pani NJ, Van Hornova, chot'
zamozn6ho obchodnika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-28
BYLA TO SNAD VRAZDA.

Detektivove, zabyvaiici Sc
pfipadem Juro JuratoviGe, 897
Addison Road, 0 n6mz Sc p6-
vodn6 myslilo, ze samovrazdu
spachal, pracuii dnes ma theo-
rii, re JuratoviC byl patrn6 "a
stTelen. Zmin6n6 obvdli bylo
totiz V neporadku, kdyz man
aelka ieho predvcirem z groce
rie domG Sc vratila a policii do
kazano, re osudny revolver byl
da EXC Cd mrtvoly, take samo
vrazda Jest nemyslitelnou. O.
vdovela pani JuratoviGova bu-
de tudiz dnes podrobena kfizo-
vGmu vyslechu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-28
"ZLATA RYRkA" v SIM
SOKOL MA CLARK AVE.

Ochotnictvo sine Sokol ma
~apadni strane sehraje Ultra
Stolbovu triaktovou veselohru
"Ilata rybka." Rizeni skvostn6
- novinky uial Sc pan Roman
Hacha, jeden z nei 'epSich ma
sch hercu pofadatelu divadel
ochotnickych. Jsme tudiz upl-
ne pfesvedceni, re ZitreiSi pred
stavenl sini Sokol ma Clark
Ave. velikym usp9chem bude
horunovano a publikum ze do
flia Sc pozitku neilepSiho. Pan
l'acha ie routinovanym fiditc-
lNm, ma znamenity diVadelni
Fkus dovede obsadit role
snravn6. tax ably kazdy uGinku
lei hral vervou i Y pochope.
nj sV6 partie. Mimo to "Zlata
rvbka' lie kusem vd6cnym. TAX
re Ia presn6 souhry kazdemu
nriiemnou naladu poskytne
/ kdo tedy Sc chce pobavit
lnecht' neZapomene Ultra ne
"Zlatou rybku' Y Ceskt Sin
Sokol ma Zapadni strane.
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