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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
THE ROAD BOND ISSUE.

April 23rd the voters of Valley
county will be called upon to vote foi
or against a 100000 road bond issue
The first question that arises in the
mind of every voter is "how will this
bond issue benefit me-"
The purpose of the road bond issue
is to construct permanent highways
in this county and the issuance of
bonds in the sum of $4,000 at this
time will be met by a like amount
appropriated by the United States gov
eminent. We sincerely believe that
it is to the best interests of every tax
payer in Valley county to vote for
this bond issue for we have no assur-
ance that a similar offer will be made
by the government and the present
time limit for acceptance of the $3.50
road construction fund is May LIST.
1t is the plan of the county commits
sioners to extend the road building
program I'VE a period of four years,
building up the different sections of
the various roads as fast as can be
satisfactorily handled with the local
labor available. Practically all of the
roads, classed as main roads in the
county, will receive aid through the
issuing of these bonds.
Under present existing conditions
the farmers in the outlying portions
Of the county are obliged to market
their produce at a time when the road
conditions permit and they are thus,
oftentimes, prevented from taking ad-
vantage Of the highest markets and
are paying a tremendous 1.-THE to bad
roads. A farmer living anywhere
from twenty-five to fifty miles from
a railroad station would save more
than the amount of his years taxes on
one trip to market, taking into con-
sideration the load he could haul over
a well improved highway as against
what he could haul over an unimproved
road. The handicap of bad roads in
Valley county can be largely overcome
with the passing of the proposed bond
issue. The road bond issue is not, by
any means, a political issue but a
business proposition. 1t is up to each
and every individual taxpayer to judge
for himself just how much the perma-
nent Improvement of roads in his
neighborhood will mean to him.
Our n%eighboring counties have all
voted on bond issues, all of them car
rying, most of them by overwhelming
majorities, and we cannot believe that
Valley county will be the Stacker
county and fail to keep up with the
program of highway development
which means SO much to the future of
the great state of Montana.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09

called "the usual course Of nations
This is no time for patriots,-espec-
tally is it no time for republicans up
on whom rests the duty and respon-
sibility of delivering the nation from
these dangers,-to spend their time
and thought on small matters; to think
more of personal and fractional con-
troversies, having to do with mere
individuals, than about the success of
the great cause they have in keep
ing.
Generous rivalry for leadership, hon.
est, straightforward striving for con-
troll within a political party is whole
some, not hurtful. But good republi-
cans should not give way to passion
and prejudice, to criticism and re-
elimination, to unfair or wen unfra-
ternal methods, over the mere mat
ter of who are to hold the posts of
leadership within the republican par
ty.
At a time like this any one man, af-
ter all, is of little Importance. Men
come and go, but principles endure.
This paper has faith to believe that
whoever is chosen to lead the repubii-
can hosts in the campaign now at
hand, will be worthy of the trust and
that he will lead the party to victory.
The National Republican is there
fore neither for no against any one
of the several worthy men mentioned
in connection with the republica NOM
iation for the presidency. So, only
that he represent and believe in and
fight squarely for the great funda-
mental principles for which republi-
canism stands, this paper will be con-
tent. 1t counsels republicans to keep
their tempers and to remember at all
times the unimportance of individuals
as compared with the cause. 1t APP
peals to republicans to say and do no.
thing which later on might contribute
to the strength of the opposition,
which, for the republics welfare and
safety, must be retired from power
this year.
The cause first; individuals after
ward. Principles to the fore; persons
to the rear. Above all, unity in the
face of a great duty and responsibility.
At such a time as this, this is the
highest national as we'll as party 10y
atty.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
VALLEY co. INTERCHURCH
GATHERING APRIL 18TH

The citizens of Glasgow and sur
rounding territory will have the inter-
church movement brought to their
doors next Tuesday, April 18th, when
five Of the state workers will be here
to present the task before the people
Of Valley county from the i%nterchurch
point Of view.
The convention will be under the
immediate direction Of DR.. William
Jordan who is an expert in matters
pertaining to the present hour. Every
member Of the churches Of the city
should make an effort to hear these
addresses and to participate in the
putting on of the program.
These sessions will be held in the
Congregational church all day Tues
day, April 18th, and in the evening.
The first session will be at 10 a. m.
Further announcements will be made
at the churches next Sunday.
One of the lecturers will have a
stereopticon lantern and in the eve
ming will present the surveys, tests,
and reviews of conditions in Montana
as to overchurching and underchurch-
ing. These facts are vital to our
needs and are necessary to the proper
doing of the task as set by the inter-
church world movement.
The convention is open to all. You
are invited to go and take your
friends.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
O SCOUTS TO
ENJOY BANQUET
MONDAY, APRIL Il

On Monday evening at 6:30 a faith
ers' and sons banquet will,be held I'M
der the auspices of the Boy Scouts of
Glasgow. Rev. j. R. Jeffrey, the eff
ficient scout master, has been untir-
ing in his efforts to make this a real
good c~omradeship gathering between
father and son, and by sc doing stim-
| ulate interest in this much needed
movement in our city and community.
The program for the evening, which
will be given in the Methodist church,
is a splendid one and should meet the
hearty approval of those who partici-
pate in the event.
Judge c. f. Hall will act as toast
master and Attorney C. D. Borton will
deliver the principal address of the
evening. Instrumental and vocal mus
ic will also be provided for the occas-
ion.
The committee in charge of the BAN
quet is composed Of the following:
Wis. L. LIZ oIleILldI, NAAS" ~
sons, Mrs. T. H. Markle and Mrs. Eff
fie Devine, and an excellent menu will
be served consisting of hot meat loaf,
potatoes au gratin, rolls, jelly, ba-
mana salad, ice cream, cake, cocoa,
milk and coffee
Tickets for the banquet will be in
charge of the four patrol leaders; they
will be around to see you. Smile when
you see them coming and buy a ticket.
The object of the Boy Scout move
ment demands the cooperation and en-
dorsement of the best citizens of any
community, and undoubtedly Glasgow
will live up to her usual standard in
such matters and assist in promoting
the advancement of the Boy Scouts in
Glasgow and throughout Valley coun-
ty.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
HAVE YOU REGISTERED?

AS usual, now that the day of the
preferential primary election APP
proaches, numerous good citizens wake
up to the fact that they have failed
to register and will be unable to vote
on April 23rd. If you haven't already
registered, by all means go before
your local registrar today. Do not
put it off until later or you + liable
to wait until it is too late to register
for the next election. And after you
have registered make it your person
al business to see that the other mem
bers of your family are registered.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
H. S. DEFAMATION
CONTEST WILL BE
HELD APRIL 18th

The annual high school defamation
contest will be held at the high school
auditorium Wednesday evening, April
IA, at 8 o'clock. The winners in this
contest will represent the local high
school in the state contest in Nilsson.
la in May.
The following students will parti-
cipate: Zita Freidl, Hazel Hurd, Dor.
othy Hagan, Laura Sherman, Ethel
Wingard and Nora Gilman.
The usual good program of decla-
nation and music may be expected.
Admission price twenty-five cents.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
CONGREGATIONAL CHOIR
TO GIVE SACRED CONCERT

The following sacred concert will
be given at the Congregational church
next Sunday evening commencing at
7:45:
Prelude-"A Song Without Words"
Benwald ... Mrs. A. B. Freidlund,
choir director and pianist.
Devotional service.
Anthem, 80 Radiant Morn," Wood
Offertory-w Know That My Re-
deemer Liveth" ........ Miss Stratton
Cantata-"The Dawn of the King
DOM" Walcott ..-.---..... Choir
"One Sweetly Solemn Thought" ......
Male Quartet
Postlude-"Festival March" ..........
..........-..... Mrs. A. B. Freidlund
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
E NORTHERN
TO SPEND 100000
ON ROAD THIS YEAR

Spokane, April mime million dol
lars will be expended on maintenance
Of way, repairs and requirements on
the Great Northern railway from Will
~liston, N. D., to the coast, and about
10 to 10 millions will be expended on
the entire system this year, the chief
engineer of maintenance Of way on
the system announced here today. Mr..
Davis, who was here with a party Of
officials of the road declared the sys-
tenn was two to three years behind in
its maintenance of way work.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
Repub hcan Voters Think
This Over Before Voting

The republicans of the state are NOT
so s~enseless as to vote the first names
they encounter on the ballot just be.
cause they are the first names. There
is no doubt that this trick will utter.
ly fail, and that the voters will read
the names of all of the candidates fol
delegates to the national convention
and vote for those who r best quail.
flied for the important offices desig.
mated.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
COUNTY BONDED INDEBTED

Thoeny Review: We hear some ar
guing that we cannot bond the county
for either seed or good roads for the
reason that the county is now bonded
for the legal limit. The fact is the
county is not bonded for one-third
the limit. In round numbers the as
sessed valuation is thirty million dol
lars and the present bonded indebted
ness is approximately four hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, so even
with road and seed bonds it would still
be less than half the limit.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
Special Musical Presentation by Glasgow Orchestra Of Five
Of Wells Brothers,
nofa~Ic~x

To be sold at Sheriff's Sale on Sat-
urday, the first day of May, 1920, at
the front (north) door Of the court
house in Glasgow, Valley county, Mon
tana, at 1000 o'clock a.. m. of said day,
the following described property, to-
wit:
The Northwest Quarter (NWA) Of
Section numbered Thirty (3O), Town
ship numbered Thirty (3O) North of
Range numbered Thirty-nine (39),
East of the Montana Meridian, Mon
tana, in Valley county, Montana.
Dated this 3rd day Of April, 1920.
c. w. POWELL,
Apr 9-16-23-3O.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
ARBOR DAY SET
FOR NAY 18th

Governor S. V. Stewart has issued
a proclamation setting Tuesday, May
18th, as Arbor Day in the state of
Montana and urges that special pro-
grams be held in the schools and spe-
cial effort be made about the homes,
lawns and highways in the planting
of trees and shrubs.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
DIR. KRONER COMING.

DR.. KRONER of Helena, the skilled
specialist in eyesight, will be at the
Shannon hotel Thursday, April %
n day only. Eyes examined for
glasses. apr 2-9-16
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09

1t is amusing to read that Mr.. Nc
Adoo SAYS che is not seeking the dem
ocratic nomination for president but
would regard it an imperative duty
of good citizenship for any man to
accept a nomination if it came to him
unsolicited" Mr.. McAdoo is perfectly
safe under those conditions.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
AXEL is FOR THE
ROAD BOND ISSUE

Axel Peterson of the Grain country,
vas in Nashua on Tuesday of this
week. While talking about the road
bond issue Axel said: "I would vote
for it if the road was to be built along
the Missouri river bottom; we have
got to make a start somewhere" AK
ell is about right.-Nasaua Independ-
ent.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09

A business without advertising is
like winking at a pretty girl in the
dark-you know what you are doing
but nobody else does.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
ST. MATTHEW'S

First Sunday after Easter, April
II:
10 a. m. Church school.
II a. m. Holy communion and SER
mon, "Life's Abundances."
8. Evening prayer and sermon.
J. M. Nelson,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09

1t seems pretty generally conceded
that John Barleycorn's death was due
to acute alcoholism.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-04-09
SHERIFF'S SALE
Milk River Valley Bank, a corporation
Plaintiff,

vs..
Henry A. Dickman, Viola Dickman, J.
L. T%ruscott, M. D. Hoyt, X. H. Keith,
H. ]. Alden and o. P. Hovind, CO.
partners. doing business under the
firm name and style of Alden & Ho-
Wind, Valley County Abstract Com
pany, a corporation; L. E. Wells and
D. D. Wells, co-partners, doing bus
mess under the firm name and style
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11
nSvET'
SLAvNOSTNf UvADECf
SCH0ZE SOKOLA KO-
MENSKY.

V ned6li konala nase nej-
mladsi sokolska jednota Ko-
mensky We spolkove sini ma w.
chodni 1S1. III. v dejinach jed.
noty za.jiste. neivyznamnejsi
schulz. neb 1bylo do jejiho
svazu pfijato 81 bratff a Sc
ster. Pod prapor Tyrse a Fueg
nera Sc hlasivsi pfivital staro-
sta Gruber, procitenou feci, jez
zakoncena .byla nasi narodnf
hymnou. Jednatel br. Ttima
pax pfednesl celorocnf zpravu
o spolkove cinnosti, nacez po-
badal zupnf starosta br. Va
CLAW Prech move clenstvo k wy
trvale cinnosti $ pochvalou Sc
zmihoval 0 ruchu v t6locvic-
mach ceskych a zajfmavym
zpnsobem pfitomne seznamo-
val, $ pom6ry We stare vlasti.
kde meskal ma pamatnem vse-
sokolskem sletu. Nacelnfk jed
noty pronesl take povzbuzujf-
ci proslov, kterym bylo jaksi
1redni jednani zakonceno. W.
znamne pro Sokola, Komensky
odpoledne zakonceno bylo pax
pfatelskou zabavou, pri' ktere
panoval vesely rozmar az do 10
hodiny vecerni. X povzneseni
nalady nemalo prispely neino-
vejsi prazske popevky pfedne-
sene bratry Pfenosilem Seb-
KEN, zejmena "ket'aska" vzbu
bila pravou boufi veselosti.
Sokol Komensky znameni-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11
NEVfTANf NAVSTEVNfCI v
HOLLENDEN HOTELU.

Ctyfi muzi sedici v mistno-
sti urcene pro navstevy V Hol-
lenden hotelu byli vcera rano
pc 6. hod. prekvapeni tremi
muzi, ohrozeni revolvery a o.
brani $500, dilem ma hoto-
vosti a castecne v osobnich
skvostech. 10 minut po cinu
Zatkl serzant M. Farrell tri po-
dezrela individual, u nichz by
la nalezena zasoba kostek, ma
~ electricity vrtaGek a iista
cast rtute, kterou vpravovali
do kostek, aby tax sikovnym
zpGsobem korigovali fortuna.
Neid1leziteisim policeinim
nalezem jest ale dopis. ktery
svedti, re pani darebaci no.
dali pouziti privalu hosti k
baseballovym hram k provozo-
vanf nekaleho femesla. Pode-
psan Jest iisty taskarsky klub
z Detroit.
Policie neveTi sice, ze by do
pis mel n6jakou souvislost 8
prepadenim V Hollenden hote-
lu. ale iinak v6fi. ze polapeni
NELL V Gmvslu n6iaky inv pod
mix. kterv byl prave ieiich zat-
tenim prekazen. iez mGze We
sti k vvcisteni mesta Cd me-
bezpecnVch zivlI, ieiichz ra-
d6ni cele misto 30 delSi dobu
Znepokojuie. Tfi re ttvf "
Hollenden hotelu oloupenych
meskali Zde. aby byli s1castni
baseballovych her. Podezrelf
muzi zatGeni bvli v blizk6m po-
Ron a p0pirali kaZdon vllnu. ac
!iejich obeti Sc domnivaii diva
& urcitost{ poznavati.
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VfTEzSTvf CLEVELAND
SKYCH BASEBALLISTU.
Vcera pfihlizelo ma $4,000
lidf sportovnimu zapasu.

Y sobotu a ned6li byly
slavne dny oblibeneho narod-
niho sportu, tim slavnejsi, re
oba skoncily velkolepym vitez-
stvim naseho domaciho druz-
stva Indianu, jejichz sportov-
nj vykony zaznamenavaly v
sobotu 5 k l a V ned6li dokon-
ce s k /. Naval byl V sobotu o.
hromny, ale V nedeli vnbec
prekrocil hranice moznosti
Prvni den dostavilo Sc ma 26,.
900 a vtera $4,000 at ma me-
deli nebylo tolik nadsencu V
povestne linii pred hfiStem ja
ko z patku ma sobotu, kdy pc
vice jak 20 hodin trpelive ce
kaly cele zastupy ma otevreni
pokladen. Ze soboty ma nedeli
hlidaly sve misto V rade pouze
a osoby, jejichz jmena dnesni
ranni listy zvecnuji.
Ma vstupnem prijato bylo
die odhadu vcerejsich novin v
sobotu 79,361, z kterehoz OBJ
nosu dostane vlada 10 proc,
ma.jitele klubu 8,569.96 a
hrati jakozto honorar $42.-
854.94.
Mezi sobotnimi navStevniky
her pfevladali velkou vetsi-
nou muzi a levnejsi mista "na
belidle", obsazena byla jiz o
IL. hodine dopoledni, kdezto
st'astneisi majitele vyhraze-
nych mist zaujali sedadla krat
ce pred zapocetim. Vzdor Wy
silujicimu cekani bylo mezi
navstevniky veselo a hra sle-
dovana obvyklym nadsenim,
scenami bourlivymi, iez Sc arci
opakovaly mire jeste vetsi V
nedeli. Vcerejsim vitezstvim
domaci Getty vzrostla nadeje,
ze clevelandsti dosahnou vit6z-
stvi v boji o svetovy Sample
nat o celych padesat procent.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11

nym zdarem, Jet v Clevelandu
dosti pole, ably obre mohlo e.
xistovati nekolik sborG a SOU
hlasfme z pima srdce Sc slovy p.
Karnose, predsedy, jenz neu-
tocnou reel vytycil uGel move
nami vsemi vitane organisace. .
V meziaktich ucinkovala
kapela Sdruzenf Ceskych HUI
debniku, jez obstarala i hudbu
pri po divadle poradanem pie
su. X predstaveni pristimu wy
brana jest novelist hra "Pani",
jez bude skutecne. prvotridni
udalosti.
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AUTOMOBILEM DO PRO.
CHAZEJfCf Sc RODINY.

II. w. Price, 1859 Beersford
Rd. East Cleveland, spolu s.
manzelkou a v detskem kocar-
ku odpocivajici dceruskou Sc
vcera odpoledne prochazeli,
kdyz pojednou mezi ne vjelo
auto; dite vrzeno bylo ma
chodnik nahodou tax t'astne,
ze zistalo bez Irazu, kdezto
matka byla povazlive zranena
ma obli6eJi a hlave, takze mu-
sela byti dopravena do east
clevelandske nemocnice. Price
sam utrpel nekolik odfenin.
Neopatrny ridic auta byl east
clevelandskou spolecnosti pfi-
drzen X zodpovednosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-11

Ukradli j fortepiano, kamna
atd.

j. F. Singleton V Parma
Heights howell ustalenemu IVY
ku zamozneisich tfid a unikal
letnimu dusnu spolu celou Ia
dou pfatel ma Beach Cliff u
chladiveho brehu jezera Erie.
kdyz Sc vracel do zimni resi-
ience, mel po pet let smnlu,
byl totiz vzdy 0 neco okraden
4 zlodeji 81 zustali dusledni
tuto jesen pomahali statecne
pfi stehovani: odnesli tento-
crate v6ci, kterymi Sc obycej-
ii chmataci obvykle nezaby-
vail, jake fortepiano, kuchyn-
ska kamna, dve postele ce-
YIN prislusenstvim, pohovku,
ladobf atd dale, nepohrdli
zkratka nicim, co slouzi k zpfi-
iemnenl bytu.
Postizeny Singleton ma vsak
iednu utechu, re V trublu neni
oostaven sam, nebot' prislusni-
Il nepoctiveho cechu prove
rail-, jak bylo vcera shledano,
zimni residence nekolika bo-
latsich partaji v Lakewoodu a
I East Clevelandu podobnym
,pGsObem.
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ZOUFALA PACIENTKA.


Y nemocnici sv. Marka V le-
ceni Sc nachazejici pacientka.
39leta pi. L. r. Deringerova.
1880 vych. 1877 ul. rozrusena
nekolik mesfcG trvaiici nemoci
zakoncila svGi zivot priSernou
sebevrazdou. Ia nepritomno-
sti osetfovatelky uvazala 81 ko-
lem hrdla cip prosteradla. KITE
re iednim koncem pfipevnila X
nosteli. nacez skotila oknem g
druh2hO patra. Ia n9kolik mi
nut pozdeii byla nalezena ja-
ko mrtvo)a,
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JAk0 MA DIVOKEM
! ~ ~ ZAPADE.

New York, 10. rfjna. Jeden
muz jest v povazhvem stavu
cd bodne ranv, druhy byl sire
len do hlavy a deset jinych
stlucenosaz k bezvedomi, kdya
deyet ozbrojenych a zakukle-
nych banditd u prepadlo East
Rutherford Social Klub,pv East
Ruethterford, N. j. dnes casne
rano.- Korist lupied cinila pres
$4,000 v pen6zich a klenotech.
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"MANzELSKE DUETTO."

Ochotnictvo Ceske Sine So
kol vybralo 81 k svemu zahajo-.
vacimu predstaveni frasku
"Manzelske duetto' cd P. Ru-
dolfa. Jest to svizny, rozmarny
kousek a obecenstvo, jez napl-
milo vcera vecer sal Ceske Sine
Sokol, vyborne Sc pobavilo. il
ste nepoznalo nudne chvilky,
nebot' V "Manzelskem duettu"
scena stiha scenu, DEF vyviji Sc
rychle. takze ma jevisti jest
stale zivo a stale Sc neco deje,
vzdycky neco, co vyvolava sal
Wy smichu. A rozesmati, Jest
pfece hlavnim ukolem fraSky.
Toho bylo "Manzelskym duet
tenn" v pine miTe dosazeno.
Obsazeni uloh bylo st'astne a
souhra nasledkem toho hladka.
Vybornym byl p. F. A. Mucha
We hlavni uloze advokata Ce-
ryna a totez plati o pi. M. Hla-
vatkove jako jeho choti. Sve'
"manzelske duetto" sehrali
znamenite. Rovn6z dobre po-
cinal 81 p. A. Panek V uloze to-
varnika mydla Bedricha Kune-
Sc a p. f. Krakora verne pred
stavil Feliciana Bunkeho, boha
tGho stryce zadluzeneho ma
deineho advokata Ceryna a
pravem Sc honosil tim, re do
echo Sc "psakrev" vlozi - mel
totiz v Polsku sve statky -
vsechno must dobfe dopad-
nout. Pan j. Becka, v uloze a.
kademickeho malire, Bozi Ka-
minskeho, byl umelcem jak Sc
fika "kazdym coulem' azvla-
ste jeho ustroi byl umelecky
do vsech podrobnosti. Velmi
pekne 81 pocinala pi, A. Pc
trova v uloze Zanety, sluzky u
Cerynu a s pochopenim 1lohu
svoji podala pi. A. Bosakova,
jako Jarmila Vesela, schovan-
ka Feliciana Bunkeho. Libuse
Muchova libila Sc V ulozce Pc
tfika, tanecnika z kabaretu.
V ulohach drobn6jsich, jea
rovn6z vsak prispely svym di-I
lem k docileni ladneho celku,
vystoupili: Pan j. Hostitka, ia
ko Henri Slavitek, riditel ka-
baretu; p. j. Petr, jako soudnh
rada Skopec; p. j. Jelinek, JAZZ
ko Isidor Hampelman, agent
p. F. Svarc, jako redaktor; p.
j. Billy, jako listonos a p. A.
Urbanec, iako straznik. Gel
KEN letosni divadelni sezona
byla ochotnictvem Ceske Sine
Sokol nspesne Zahajena. Pred
Zapocetim predstaveni V me-
ziakti hrala Sokolska kapela,
a sice overturu "Orfeus V pod
sveti"; |. Smes z opery "Cikan-
ka"; III. Valcik "Na strIbro-
pennem Labi"; III. Smes Kmo-
chovych "Staroceskych'. Ma
vanoce pfipravuje Ochotnictvo
Ceske Sine Sokol drama bratri
Mrstikd "Marysa".