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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-06
MARY PICKFORD IN RONCEvERI

Mary Pickford in 'HEART %
THE HILLS" will be shown in
Rcnceverte Thursday, August 18th,
a. the Amusu Theatre. Two COM
plete shows each night.
The story of a little mountain
girl true to her principle but ready
10 fight with fist or gun for Clan or
against oppression. Adopted from
the famous novel by John Fox, Jr.
Admission 25 and SOC plus war tax
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-06

q, There will be an informal meet
ing of the congregation of the Old
Stone Church next Sunday follow
ing the morning worship. Some of
the members of the congregation
have been discussing and planning
for some changes in carpeting and
renovating the interior of the
church, and the Board of Deacons
desire an expression from the con-
gregatiOn on the question.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-06

Joe Tyree, highly esteemed as
one of the best men in Fayette
county, died at his home at Ansted
last Saturday. He was past 80
years of age, andwas a brother-in-
law of his lifelong friend and neigh
Dor. Col. G. w, Imboden and a
cousin of the late VIM. NJ, and
SAMUEL F. Tyree and w. w. Nc
Chung. of this county.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-06

We learn thru report coming
from Redwood that some days ago
bears raidcd sheepfold of George
Spencer killing eight of his sheep.
Mr.. Spencer lives just across the
line in Greenbrier county. The peo-
pie out there are now considering
ways and means for the eXtermina-
lion of that bunch of bears.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-06
ANNUAL MEETING.

The Annual Meeting of the Farm
ers Home Fire Insurance Company
will be held in the office of the
'Company on the 10th day of Aug,
1920. y. S. ARBUCKLE,
30-2t Secretary
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-06
READ 1T.

The platform of the National De-
mocracy, adopted at San Francisco
convention last month, will be
found on our third page this week.
1t is a clear and admirable decla-
ration of party principles, and poll
cies and will well repay a careful
and thoughtful reading. We hope
to give Governor Cox's speech of
acceptance soon. -
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-06

Miss Annie, daughter of JOS, C..
McWhorter, of st. Louis, died at
her home there last Sunday. She
had been in poor health for Il long
time. Joe is son of the late Judge
l NJ. McWhOrter.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-06

The Grecnbrier County Short
horn Breeders Association show
will be held on Thursday, Sept.
9th. The Boys and Girls Calf Club
hcifers will be exhibited at this
show and some of them may then
II. sold. Watch for further notice.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-06

The Young Peoples Missionary
Society of Smoot will give a play.
The Little Clodhopper" at the G. N.
S.. Hall on the evening of Satur-
day, August 14lh, beginning at 8
O'Clock. Admission 50 and % cts.
Proceeds for the benefit Of the Nj.
L. Church.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-06
FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1920.

Sunday School and preaching by
y,y w. II. DuBosc at Hern School
,,orse in Rich Hollow next Sunday
,,,nrnoon at 3 o'clock.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-06

rosr.-Wcdnesday, July 9th.
bo,ween home and tanks, one tan
An.ora Scarf. Finder please re-
nm and receive reward. Mrs f..
II Crickenberger, Lewisburg w. Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-06

Don't fail to see Annette Keller
man in 1.-The Daughter of the
CnLs" at the Princess tomorrow af-
trrnoon and night. Matinee at
10. Admission % and soc, plus
war tax.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-06

DR.. John d. McCorkle. registered
Eye Sight Specialist, Of Hinton, w.
Va, at the Greenbrier Hotel, Ron
ceverte. First Monday of each
month from nine to Eve O'Clock.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-06

Matinee for Daughter of the
Gods" tomorrow (Friday) after
no,n at 2:3O. Admission % and
sn, ullS tax. s'sH
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
Birthday Party Planned
For Orphans of Serbia
Child Welfare Board to Outline
Scheme To-day at Mrs. Har-
riman's Tea

At tea tomorrow at the home of
Mrs. Oliver Hartman, $50 Park Ave
aue, the Serbian Child Welfare Com
mittee will outline to the women pres
ent plan to get help for the orphans
Of the stricken little country through
the medium of birthday parties every
where in the United States. The plan
is to have the recipient of birthday
honors, Or presents. pass some of the
Istter alorg to the welfare associa-
ton to swell the funds for relief work
in Serbia.
In this connection national COM
mittee of godmothers has been organ
lied, it was announced yesterday, with
Mrs. Hartman as chairman and Mrs.
Donn Barber rs vice-chairman. Head
quarters Of the birthday committee
have been established at 19 West
Forty-fourth Street.
Among those expected to attend the
tea with which the movement will be
inaugurated tomorrow are Mrs. Vim
cent Astor. Mrs. George Gould Mrs.
Henry P. DAWSON. Mrs. John D. Rookie
feller, Mrs. William Fellowes Morgan,
Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer, Mrs. Percy A.
Rockefeller, Mrs. Harry Payne Whit
ney. Mrs. Willard Straight. Mrs.
Nicholas Murray Butler, Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt, Mrs. Douglas Robinson. Mrs.
Chauncey NJ. Depew. Mrs. Otto Kahn
and Mrs. Abram l. Elkus.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
Victorious BOIsheuiki
Headed East for India
Repulse in Baltic Turns ''Red'' Armies Toward Asia.
Through Beaten Forces of Kolchak and Deni
kline, With Blow at English as the Object

The most decisive turn in the Rus
sian civil war since Trotzky and Lenine
came into power resulted last week
when the Bolsheviki on three fonts to
the south and east swept back their
edversaries but were beaten in turn
on the front before Petrograd.
IN Siberia the Bolsheviki have cap
tured Krasnoyarsk, about $50 miles
vest of Kolchak's capital, Irkutsk In
Turkestan they have taken Bokhara.
seat of the most powerful of Tartar
emlrs, situated only 200 miles from
the Afghan frontier. The "Red" armies
have made important gains on the
Caspian coast, where their advance is
Russia they inflicted what seems a
telling defeat on the volunteer army
of Denikine, conquered Novo- Cherkask,
capital of the Don Cossacks, and a
line of other cities on the Sea of Azov.
AS partial Offset to Bolshevik vic
tories is the east, southeast and south,
IN the northwest the combined Lettish
and Polish armies have chased the
Reds" from the important river
ing the superiority of the anti-Bol-
shevik forces in the Baltic region.
Kolchak Reported Done
OiSpdtCHeS received IN washington
admit the fatal character of the blows
inflicted by the Bolsheviki on Kolchak
and Denikine. The formeris reported
as being practically out of the field
In less than two months the Bolsheviki
have swept from the frontier of Euro
pean Russia eastward along the Siberian
Railway, captured Omsk, the original
seat of the Kolchak government, and
covered half of the 1900 miles separat-
ing that city from Irkutsk, where Kolz
chak's headquarters had been removed.
The precarious situation of the latter
was turned into disaster by events be-
hind his rapidly crumbling front, espe-
cially the falling away of the Czecho-
Slovak troops, who had originally as
sisted him into power, and the revolt
Of Social Revolutonaries formerly
the adherents of Kerensky) in Vladi-
vostok, Irkutsk and other towns. Thus
the hope that Kolchak would be able
to make stand at Lake Baikal was
shattered, and the rescue of Transbai-
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

kalia and the Pacific provinces of
Asiatic Russia now devolves entirely
on the japanese, who already have
taken energetic measures to check the
"Red" advance.
Hopes Dashed by Denikine
Whereas ever since last August the
weakness of Kolchak's position was ap-
parent and his elimination reckoned
with, the hopes of anti-Bolshevik Rus
sia were built upon the strength of
General Denikine's volunteer army
holding Southeastern Russia, and sup
ported by substantial shipments of
tanks, munitions and other war ma
terial by the British. At the time of
the evacuation of Omsk last November
Denikine was making gains against the
bolsheviki in the Ukraine. However,
his position was undermined by de-
sertions, and chiefly by the disorders
and banditry prevailing in his rear and
rendering his disproportionately long
lines Of communication nearly un-
tenable. Last week Kiev the capital
of the Ukraine, was reconquered by
the Bolsheviki; Rostov-on-t the Don, for
merly Denikine's seat, also was taken,
and the fall of Novo-C -Cherkask, Ber-
diansk, Mariupol and Taganrog fol :
lowed. According to an unconfirmed
1SoiotSASh message OeNlklnc nlmSelI
has been ousted by coup of his fol-
lowers and succeeded in supremcy COM
mand by the Cossack general, Roman
ovsky.
These developments appear to justify
the predictions Of the German generals,
Won Hoffman (of Brest-Litvosk fame)
and Won Kluck, who recently expressed
the opinion that the anti-Bo Bolshevik
forces would be defeated unless they
received efectual military aid from
the Western powers. They pointed out
that whereas in organization and
morale both the Red and white"
armies are greatly inferior to the old
Czaristic troops, the "Reds" are favored
by three advantages. First, they have
vastly superior numbers; second, they
are in possession of the military stores
ACCUMULATED under czardom for an army
of ten millions wherewithal to equip
their own troops, not exceeding 100000
In contrast, Kolchak and Denikne
had to rely on shipments coming from
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12

vast distances. Third, the Bolsheviki
com mand internal lines of communica-
tlon-the same advantage of central
geographic position that rendered pos
s1ble the prolonged resistance of the
TeutoNc powers against vastly
stronger combination of enemies.
AS against the Bolshevik conquest in
the east ard south. some solace is of
fered by the apparent consolidation of
the anti Bolshevik Western front. The
capture of Dvinsk by the Poles and
Let's now establishes a line running
from Courland to the Western
Ukraine, where the Poles possess the
railway line Kamenetz- -Podolik- Pros
kurov-Staroknostantin, in apparent
agreement with the Ukrainian d.
rectorate of General Petlura.
The situation thus created has a
bearing reaching far beyond the i'm
mediate fortunes Of the opposing
parties in the Russian civil war. 1t in
dlcates general change in Bolshevik
strategy, both political and military
in the Russian policy of the Allies,
above all, of Great Britain. Briefly,
the events Of the last ten days signify
that the Bolsheviki are abandoning
the hope Of settling accounts with
their enemies in the west, and con-
centrating all their efforts and energies
in establishing their power in the
east, with a southwark sweep through
AfGhanistan and an invasion of India
as a possible ultimate goal. In way
their strategy reminds of that of the
Germans in the months preceding the
speace of Brest-Litovsk.
Plans in East Revealed
There is however more than the
superficial geographical analogy of
shifting the strategic center from
west to east in this comparison The
Bolsheviki seem to have adopted the
German plan of trying to smash their
most powerful enemy. Great Britain
by blow directed against India. This
design has been established for some
time by the negotiations conducted
with the Emir of Afghanistan, an i'm
placable enemy of England, and by
their campaign among the tribes of
Turkestan and IN Persia. These
activities have been noted with con-
Germ in the British press. The con-
quest of Bokhara, only 200 miles from
the Afghan frontier, would indicate
the ripening OF the Bolshevik plans in
this direction.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
Urge Using Russia
To Stop U. S. Cain
In Trade Abroad
lifting of Blockade So Eu-
rope May Buy Freely Sug-
gested as Weapon Against
Soaring American Dollar
Nero York Tribxne
Special Cable Service

Spectos CQOte Serctce
,cocynsh, 1850. New York Tribune Inc,
1nNDON, Jan. 11.-That Europe's
.,lv defence against the soaring Ameri-
..n dollar is to lift the Russian block
A. is an opinion which is gaining
.~,und here since the failure of Sir
s;eorre Paish's loan projects in the
United States.
"The economic consequence Of open
n. Russia to European buyers is so OBJ
,;ous that no comment is needed" said
British official to the Tribune CORE
spcndent day. "If Europe's neces-
sites could be obtained from Russia it
would upset the present economic ball
snce between US and America" De-
ss;ts Official denials that there is any
change in the Russian situation. ru-
uors Of peace are again current in the
Civ to-day, following the sensational
movements of the Finnish mark. Yes
terday's market closed 10 points better
than Fridays opening. Lansbury, in
Yesterday mornings Herald" Labor
organ, says:
II am able on the authority of state
ments publicly and privately made by
the representatives of Esthonia, Let
tonia, Ukrainia. Georgia and Lithuania
to say that all these states desire peace
With Russiai and that all are not only
willing to make peace, but to enter
nto commercial relationships with the
government presided over, by Lenine.
Only one thing stands in the way-the
fear Of Great Britain and her fleet. All
these nations have seaboards. All of
them are able to exist only by interna-
tonal trade Not one dares risk offend
ing the British and French govern
ments."
Lansbury also complains that French
and British officers at the Helsingfors
conference are preventing "a just
peace.s
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
Policeman Shoots Prowler
AT Fire: Arson Is CHARGED

After a fire in a garage at the Bel
mont Stone Works, Hackensack Plank
Road, North Bergen, N. j., had been
extinguished early yesterday morning,
Patrolman Title saw man prowling
about the place. The man fed when
the patrolman approached and little
fred three shots.
Two grazed the fugitive and the third
drilled his right leg and brought him
down. He was Michael Mougura, OF
s23 Greenwich Street, who was arrested
few days before in West Hoboken as
he wandered aimlessly about reading
from Bible. This time he was sent
10 North Hudson Hospital, charged
With arson.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
New Zealand to Remain Wet
Soldiers Vote Not a Factor

WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Jan
11.-By reason of the failure of the
pFohibitionists to secure a majority
of the votes in the recent mo license"
referendum, New Zealand will remain
wet and the present license system
viii continue
The official vote. made public to-day,
showed that o40 ,99s votes were cast
for continuance Of the licensing
system, 32,148 for state purchase and
control OF liauorsi and 270.178 for pro-
hibtion. The prohibitionists, there
lore, were 1858 votes short of the alb
solute majority required to carry any
issue The votes of 500 soldiers who
s-e returning on troop ships cannot
Affect the result.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
General Connor Off for u. S.
A ANTWERp Ion

ANTWERP, Jan. II. - Brigadier
General W. D. Connor, chief of the
service of supply OF the American
Army in France, arrived here yester-
day and boarded the steamship North
ern Pacific to go to America. He was
accompanied by a number of officers
and men,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-05
kENNARD HOTEL OPET
PRODAN.

Jeden z nejstarsich cleve-
landskych hotelu, znamy pod
jmenem Kennard House, pro-
dan byl op6t a cast jeho to-
varnu bude premenena. Ken
nard House nachazi Sc ma st.
Clair Ave, roh zapadni 6 I'll. Il
nejvetsi oblibe t6Sil Sc pred pa
desati lety, kdy byl povazovan
"a nejlepSi toho druhu institu-
ci We strednich amer. statech.
V dobach tech navstevovan
byl vynikajicimi herci, diplo-
maty. opernimi zpevaky a po-
dobnymi prominentnimi lidmi.
Rusky velkoknlze Alexis ubyto
val Sc mem ia sve navstevy
Clevelandu pred 80 lety a
mer. president Johnson, me-
ste naSem valne obliby Sc ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-05
VELKY POZAR We
WARREN, o.

Y blizkem mGstecku War
rem NELL "a vGerejsi velkonoc
nj nedele mnoho zmatku ne
prijemno3ti. " nejvetsi tam6j-
81 tovarne, nalezejici Goheen
Manufacturing Co., vypukl po
Ear, ktery rozsifen byl Vi
chrem ma cely prumyslovy ten
ZavOd ma sousednf drevarske
ohrady, takze mlstni dobrovol-
nj hasici byli vuci roZkacene-
mu zivlu lplne bezmocnl a pc
moe 2 celeho okoli byla po-
zadovana. Celkove ztraty ma
majetku jsou znatne, asi $3.50
900 obnasejici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-05
PODVODNY kOLEKTOR.

Okresni dnchodni varuje
pred iistym muzem, vydavaji-
elm Sc ia kolektora dani. Ne
2namy ten muz operuje zvla-
ste We Gtvrtich pfistehovalci o.
bvdlenych a vybira berni pfi-
razku "a dlazbu i line poulic-
nj opravy. Prvni jeho obeti Sc
stal ltal Petr Sebestiano, mali
tel domku els. 3041 Thenerer
Ave. u nehoz skolektoval S22.
Podobnych podvodd dopustil
Sc vice a policie jej hleda. Da-
ne, jak znamo. podomni kolek
ci Sc nevybirajf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-05
CESKA DfVKA PREPA-
DENA.

Osmnactileta Marie Sekero-
va, bydlici v cisle 1913 st.
Catharine Ave, vracela Sc wee
ia vecer re zabavy domG a pod
viaduktem Erie drahy ma vych
SIS. ulici napadli il nejaci po-
b6hlici, ztyrali a oloupili o
$40. Ma pokrik prepadene she
hlo Sc n6kolik zeleznitnich del
niku, kteri lotry zahnali ma IL
TEX a prepaid oznamili ma biz
ke pol. stanici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-05
DESTIVA VEL1kONOCNf
POVETRNOST.
Ma Zapade nell blizzard a
rtu". pod bodem mrazu.

VelikonGni ned6le nebyla OBJ
dafena pfiZnivou povetrnOsti.
Prselo a mrazivy vitr prohanel
Sc naSimi ulicemi, Clmz sva-
teCnl nalada znacne byla dot
cena a velikonocni parady wee
ra V ulicich tolik nebylo jako
ku pr. loni, kdy pov6trnost by
la ponGkud pfizniv6jsi. Vcerej
81 zabavy, GeskG nevyjimaje -
dest6m rovnez byly poSkozeny
a navSt6va kostelu byla menSi.
A nekterych ohaj3kych me-
stech bylo poGasi jeSte neprije-
mn6jSi. V Newark, O., NELL We
trnou bouri ledovatkou prova-
zenou. Vichfice odnesla tam
n6kolik tovarnich stfech, potr-
hala telegraph draty a poru-
Sila trakGni zelezniGni dopra-
WI. Podobna boufe navstivila
Sandusky jina mesta pri je-
Zefe. kdezto ma americkem Ia
pade bylo daleko hnre. V Kan
sasu, Missouri, Nebrasce a O.
klahome radil blizzard, jenz
prinesl spoustu sn6hu, laval
nekolik vlakG a zrusil postov
nj spojeni. V St. Louisu nell
prudky mraz, V Chicagu sne-
zilo i dnes rano av Indiane
nell mrazivy hjak. Dnesni
zpravy oznamuji, ze snih zene
Sc i ma Cleveland, kdezto mist
nj pov6trnostni v6stec ma V
dneSnlm programu dodateCny
deSt', Zachmurenou oblohu q
neprijemne chladno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-05
"FURIANT"

Ctenarky sbor sv. Augusty-
ma sehral vCera V Narodni SIM
pekny obraz re zivota "Furi-
ant" kterazto p6tiaktovka te-
sila Sc Zaslouzene poZornosti
vsech pritomnych. Del je sam
sebou poutavy, pochopitelny a
ponevadz byl hladce sehran,
becenstvo bavilo sc cd zacatku
az do konce. VSichni ucinkuji-
ci hrali dobre rovnez vypra-
va kusu byla vzorna, oku la
hodici. Hlavni role svefeny Wy
Skolenym ochotniknm, lee i
menSi episodky m6ly schopne
pfedstavitele, take vSechno
Slo raz ma raZ a zadna poru-
cha Sc nevyskytla. Titulni roll
furianta hral p. Emil Jelinek,
jehoZ yykon byl skutecne bez-
vadny. Hral $ pochopenim, ci-
tuplne a jeho vyslovnost zvla-
ste byla Ci}ta, sroZumitelna.
Totez platl o p. Ledinskem,
jenz partli ZatvrZeleho teske-
no zemana sehral korektn6 a
rovntz casio byl aplaudovan.
Velice neznym ZjeVem byla
Mafenka ISL. A. Sroubova) a
vyborn6 obsazena byla partie
schovanky Verunky, kterou
hrala 81. Cadkova. Lee i vsech
ny nasleduiici role byly V do
brych rukach, vsichni umeli
sye lIlohy a rlZeni / rezii nelZe
rovnez niceho vytknouti. Zvla
ste dobre 81 potinali klasterni
mlynar (p. Tomas Pavlik), je-
no resolutnl dcera Kacenka
(pani Reznickova), syn Jan
(p. Hub a pekne hrai PIP.
Vaclav DeZort, JOS. Jun, +.
Kuchaf, jakoz danny pani
Bartinkova. pani Triskova a
81. M. Sroubova. Celek vGbec
byl chvalyhodny a orchestr V
meziakti rovn6z vybranymi
svymi hudebnimi cisly obecen-
stvu Sc zavdecil. Navsteva mo-
hla byti sice v6tsi, lee vcerejSi
nepfizen povetrnostni zmensi-
la navstevy jinych ceskych
Zabav. Jinak ale vcerejSi Furi
ant V Narodnl SIM dosahl pl-
neho Zdaru, takze poradatel-
stvo Zvlaste po STRANGE moral
nj muze byti uplne spokojeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-05
VELIkONOCNi VYPRODEJ.

Modistky, kvetinari a "a
hradnici NELL V sObotu tax vel
Ike obchody, ze n6ktefi vypro-
dali svoje Zbozi do vecera a V
cetnych kvetinarskych obcho-
dech prodavany velikonocni
kvety az do pGl noci a nekte-
re objednavky byly teprve wee
ra rano rozvazeny. Nikdy pred
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-05

teSlci, byl pred kennard Hou-
sem, kde chtel k za5tupu o po-
litice fecnit,. vypiskan. Cham
pion V rohovanl Sullivan byl V
hotelu castym hostem, lee po-
sledni dobu. Kennard House
stal Sc utulkem obchodnlch
cestujicich jedine takto po-
sledni leta majitelum nevypla
eel Sc vdbec, Odtud ten sobot-
nj prodej.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-05

Ter hodla totiz vSesokolskem
sletu napsat anglickou stat,
jez bude uverejnena V americ-
KEN tisku. Professor Miller jest
osvedcenym priznivcem Cecho
slovaku, jejichz dejiny Zna I
rec ovlada. Pred valkou stravil
totiz nekolik let V PraZe i il
nych teskych mestech. Jeho
stat o sletu slibuje byt tudlz
v6cna Zajlmava
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-05
VCEREJSl PKEDNASKA S
OBRAZY v kOMENSkEHO
SIM MA E. 131 UL.
Pan arch. Novak velice SYM
paticky prijat.

Jak Sc nechalo oCekavatl,
vcerejsi prednaska p. arch.
Novaka 2 Prahy V Komenske-
no sini, doprovazena svetelny-
mi obrazy potkala Sc S peknym
uspechem. Pres velmi neprlzni
We pocasi byla mlstno]t napl-
nGna.
Obecenstvu dostalo sc pra
vdG um6leckGho pozitku. Obra
zy byly velke a krasn6 jasne.
Pc pfedstaveni feCnika p. Ma
resem ujal Sc slova p. arch.
Novak a svym uhlaZenym ev-
ropskym Zpusobem doprova-
eel obrazy vhodnym vykladem
Zavedl mas j ma krasne ostro-
Wy TahitskG, nekolika sv6telny
mi obrazy, ktere mu zap1Jcil
mas vyslanec, cestovatel p. Tia
vlasa. Potom pfevedl mas do
vlasti a tn obecenstvo s veil
kym zajmem sledovalo obrazy
hruZ valetnych a utrpeni We
vlasti V case straSliVe sv6tove
valky. Obrazy poprav slovan-
skych vojaku obyvatelstva
n6mecko-mad arskymi katany
zvlaSte vzbuzovaly rozruch,
nebot' zde dojud podobne o.
brazy predvadeny nebyly. Tez
obraZy revoluce Z prazskych
slavnosti dosly vd6Gneho prize
ii.
V druhem oddilu krasnymi
barevnymi obrazy predVedl
nam recnik maticku Prahu a
vSechny nejkrasn6jSi mista a
m6sta naSi vlasti tax, re aspon
" duchu deli jsme tam daleko
"a morem Il svych drahych, V
SVEN rodnem kraji. Krasne
Slovensko a lid slovensky V bo
hatych narodnich krojich vho-
dine zakoncovalo tuto Zajima-
vou prednaSku.
Kdyz byl reCnik promluvil
o nynejsich pomerech We Via
sti a o naSl budoucnoSti, byla
prednaSka naSi narodni hym-
nou "Kde domov muj" ukon-
Gena. Obecenstvo silnym potle-
skem odm6nilo reCnlka q hluC-
nym "Na zdar" pfalo mu u
speech V jeho dalSi ceste. Rize
Ill prednaSky prevail br. Ho-
lub, starosta Sokola. Sprava
sine V uvazeni vSech okolnosti
provazeiicich prednasku, sni-
lila poplatek Ia sin ma polovi-
nu. Stroi ku promitani obrazu
zdarma zapujGil klub Y. M. G.
A. Jsme presv6dGeni, re vSich-
nj, kteri nechali Sc odraditi
Spatnym potasim, nedaji 81 u
jiti tuto vZacnou pfilezito3t a
prijdou Ma zitfejSi prednasku
do Narodni' Sine ma Broadway.
ZvlaSte kdyz prednaSka obo-
hacena bude dalSimi novymi o
brazy. @ teto prednaSce pfi-
neseme podrobny referat.