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gathering mGSSc made a0oiast T. j.
Gallagher a. UaGrice Days.
superb draw strokes opsiste their use
fulness Horemans is a genius. lie is
the first player who in the last twenty
five years has developed anEtbing worthy
OF serious consideration in billiards.
Cassignol produced somo that were new
and admirable, but compared TO what
Horemans does they are negligible.
Horemans does things that nobody else
ever did
Horemans did not have any instructor.
IL is probably fortunate that he did not.
Had he been taught he doubtless would
have applied himself to what was con-
sidered approved balkline and would not
have evolved the peculiar system nc af-
fects or the sensational execution with
which he supports IL.
In 1913 he won the Belgian amateur
championship OF the second category
(class 81. Thereafter until he attained
his present proficiency he practised
alone. Even now he prefers to practise
alone.
Discussing Horcmanss development,
Maurice DAILY said 81 don't care IL he
did, as reported. practise alone he must
have seen good players play. From them
he must have gained the general knowl-
edge Of balkline which he has That he
varied from and improved upon what he
saw is evident. His system is original
and his masse work astonishing. but
believe that in five years there will be
American PLAYERS who will do all lie is
doing"
The run Of 7Oi at 1872 balkline. the
beet ever made az that style OF billiards.
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TO Buiid system.
Horemans's Ability to Show Exhibition
Skill in Championship Game Problem
n, WILLIAM n. HANNA.

who billiards
|
ne really wonderful things Eduafd Horemns the Belgian doing in p
cn TO- show billiards of the master class There question of his
produce competitive willing
worthy be considered seriously
o s
undsturbed
In most Of Horemnss
wouldn't
player OF not only Hopes staying but his bsnce Hes willing
horse he beats Hoppe
mate
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Gathering mdsso that Maurice Ddly
told Thomas A. Dicvcr tcds impossible" :"
Noto says, "Dlda't say improLdbfei1
Horcmcns has made nc belicUe nothing
is impossible IN billiards"
II marked and refereed when he made
that run OF 101 at Thum's. | wouldn't /
have missed It for hundred dollars
II was the biggest run ever made at
lS2 and the greatest exhibition of balk-
line ever seen. In the whole run. so
far as l can recall, he made only one
long drive. lie made the first 600 points
in the head section. playing the short
table. Then be moved to the middle
of the table, where he made 200 more.
Bringing the balls back to the head Of
the table. he finished there.
"He showed me he could play the
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NINE STRAIGHT FOR PENN.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-Pennsylvana
made IL nine straight when it defeated
the Lafayette basketball team tonight.
81 to -. The Red and Blue held the
Eastonians 10 a single field goal. Reeves
getting away from Noegel in about the
middle OF tho final period for an easy
sho; near the basket.
Again Capt Danny McNichol Was me
star with three field goals and fifteen
cut OF eighteen foul tries. I'm AL he
scored u points He tossed in twelve
straight before missing
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PRINCETON LOSES TO
HARVARD AT HOCKEY
Tigers Are Bianked by Grim
son by 2 to D.

Special Despotoh to TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
Boston, Jan. 29.-The Harvard varsity
hockey team. playing it's first match Of
the season with Princeton. overwhelmed
the Tigers by TO o.
BY agreement the teams comprised
seven men. the Tigers therefore using
one more player than against Yale last
week. The Crimson scored three goals
in the first period, Smelling making two
on passes from Bigeow and owen, and
Bacon making shot from rebound for
the other. After the intermission Bise-
low scored from the faceoff. putting
Harvard ahead 1 to o.
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MYERS WIN, ROAD RrN.

sp-,iai Despatch 10 TIE New YORK ilERALD.
pHILADELPHIA. Jan. 21.--Mckinlez N.Y.
crs of the Meadowbrook Club won the South-
western handicap run to-day Ia, the elapsed
ilme of iGm. a0s. William Ritter and SANDY
iuirier. also of the Meadowbrook, Iinishsd
.-rond and thlrd. respectively Helsler. who
\, fhc middle Atlantic \. 4. L. senior cross
country champion. won the time prize, COW
eflng thc course in ljm. Is More than sixty
runners connected.
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Spoken to on the subject of cushion
play, Horemans responded II play
cushions. | can play cushions well, but
cushions are not good for balkline."
William Welton Harris, editor Of
'Daly's Billiard Book" says: "Hore-
mans does not often have to play cush-
ion shots. His wonderful masse and
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POLY PREP FIVE LOSES.

Poly Prep lost to the kinsloy school
basketball team yesterday on poly's
court in Brooklyn. The Jersey team
triumphed by the score OF 20 to i3.
Cavanaugh. who Gagged aiN field goal,
for the winning team, was the star OF
the contest.
In a preliminary game the Poly sec
ond team defeated the kingsley second
team, y to7
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Brooklyn
blned with his masse execution. he has
the first Jake Schaefer. NignauX. Slos-
son. Ives. Cassignoi and Hoppe flab-
bergastod.
a mistaken belief that Horemans Is
weak at cushion effects has prevailed.
Alfred Mortier was one critic who was
so impressed. In letter TO Maurice
DAILY he wrote: 'It Is OH the cushion
shots that the Belgian star is relatively
weak. as are the greater part Of the
young players who have studied too ex-
clusively close manipulation. Also he
fears the cushion shots and whenever
possible plays direct from ball TO ball"
Persons who have watched the Bel
gians performances in New York have
not discorned that he is weak at
cushion play. Rarely he finds recourse
to n cushion necessary or valuable. On
all such occasions he effects the right
stroke, one that may recover control
ling position: and. what Is more. he
generally scores.
While watching Horcmans at Daly's
week ago last Wednesday so good
Judge as n. Henry Clarlson. class A
amateur, remarked: IL don't see any
thing tho matter with his cushion play.
The cushions don't bother him"
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which I5douard Horemans compiled at
Joseph Thum's Academy. January Is, is
not an official record. II is however, a
record for Thum's. and "Uncle Joe" de-
signs to perpetuate it. He is having
prepared a parchment, appropriately in
scribed, giving details of the perform
ance and noting that it is the greatest
ever" and was made in this room" On
each corner of the parchment there will
be photograph of Horemans One will
be n bust picture. two will show him
making masse shots. and the fourth will
present him posed for All ordinary carom
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NxxrsoTA FIVE WINS.

AIINNEAPOIIS. Mimi. Jan. 2s-Ninne-
sofa defeated Wisconsin. - 10 -, IN a
Western Conference basketball game here
tonight Wisconsin led at the end of the
flr.f hslf. Il 20 =
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NTOulN-GAtlllHb '-ls lbatoh '-fs l'tcNAVfsf
Emmons. Humphrey. Substitutes-Harvard.
Angler for Bacon. Baker for Emmons. G.
Gratwick for Humphrey Laracque for
Bigelow Bacon for Angler. Emmons FOR
Baker, Holmes for g. Stillman, smelling Tor
Martin. Humphrey for Gratwick T.. Stilln1an
for Owens; Princeton Merritt for Lincoln
Brown for Ehret. Lincoln for Merritt, Tall
man for Lincoln, Corcoran for keyes. Ehret
for Brown Rcferees-Gaw and Eocque
Goal uinpires-Edwards and Larocca. Timers
-Kanaly and Murphy Time OF periods-l'
mi
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Rcferees-Iou Lynch and Tom Howard.
C;oals--f'irst period, Duncan. . 30: Collins.
90: AcIheaison. 9:i5. Duncan. 10 20
McGurk. 10 Second period-Dunean
I:oi. Third perod--AIcCarthy. O0.aJ: Man
sell. . 80; G.. Noonan. - j. Noonan.
T., 20: McCuirk H.
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Interest Is Keen.

There is keen interest al Vale. speak
ing OF coaching. In the attitude OF the
new football committee IN this regard.
Each one OF the committee Is capable OF
doing some good coaching and Il may be
that each viii turn To and give Jones
plenty OF assistance. The committee ss
recently announced y good working
committee. both from administrative and
coaching st9ndpoints. Tt viii confer
with Jones as soon as he reaches New
Haven. Conferences will be held at
least once "A month and there will be
more actual football discussion and plan
ming than by any graduate committee OF
the pest The committee consists OF
Louis f. Stoddard, chairman, and Liiley,
Paige. Rockwell and .Alcott. Mr. Stod-
card will be absent several months. as
he VIII be a member Of the American
polo team which will invade England
i'm the spring. but lie will make up for
this absence by bis work before his de-
parturc and after his return.
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masse and draw shots and adjustment
of force are so nearly perfect that he
ought TO be invincible. The concentra-
ton he showed in that run makes me
believe he will prove a good match
player
Morris d. Brown. who won the ma
tional amateur championship at the
Hanover Club. Brooklyn. in 1872. eX-
pressed the opinion that IToremans s
ability represented 'the acme of billiard
Skill and added "Ile is the greatest
line nurser and masse player / have
ever seen, and / have seen all the best
who have preceded him. He is essen
tally a ball to ball player, who rracti-
cally ignores the cushions and depends
on masse and draw shots to control the
balls"
How he manages to get so much
action on the cue ball by a masse
stroke is more than I can understand.
Nor can l understand how he does it
so easily. lie is i'm advance of the ex-
ponents of balkline Just as Schaefer
was in advance OF the straight rail
players of 1879
Louis a. Servatius Enthusiastic.
Louis A. Servatius. who was 72 years
old October II. and who is still active in
tpItPtblliOhS' SdN fiOIc-
mans perform at Daly's at ISL Asked
what he thought of the Belgian he re-
Piled ~ learned to play billiards in
the old st. Cloud Hotel. which was on
the site of the recently closed Knicker-
booker Hotel. Since then have played
billiards i'm South Africa and Europe as
well as in the United States and have
seen all the best players in the world
perform, and in my opinion lIoremans
more than show his skill. fIc has
shown what can be done in the open
table, which other great professional
have avoided In that respect. COM
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Winter Practice for
Yale GridirOn Squad
Will Mark New Epoch in Football Affairs at New
Haven University-Tad Jones Due East Soon to
Select Those Who Will Assist in Coaching

Special Despatch 90 THE NEW YORK HEsALp.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. 2e.-Plans
for a new epoch In Yale football af-
fairs. new to the graduate of the last
ten wears. were announced here to-day,
several days before the arrival from the
West of Tad Jones. last years coach.
who has been engaged for an indefinite
term Of years in the hope that q system
ilay be established that will give Yale
n real position among football teams
The exact date of the coming OF Jones
IS not known. hut the atnlctc associa-
ton gave Il OUT to-day that the coach
would be here about the middle OF next
week. With mis- coming there will
spring new hope in the breasts Of
alumni and undergraduatcs---a hope
that has only one Interpretation. to wit
Victories over Princeton and Harvard.
With his characteristics vigor Jones will
plan campaign which viii date from
the time OF his arrival to the final
whistle in the Harvard game the latter
part Of next November.
An innovation In Yale football affairs
will be seen this winter when several Of
the candidates for next years team will
be called out for indoor practice 10 be
held in the baseball cage. Never before
have Yale football players been asked
To work In the winter under cover. The
tAhtN VI " Dt klNtT III
this early practice is not known. but It
IL expected TO he conditioner. pre-
,aratoiy TO the most active out OF door
spring practice Vale ever had Jones il
going to make his home In this city and
will talk. act and think football from
the time he reaches here until he takes
n vacation next winter
TO Buiid system.
The problem Of picking a winning
staff Of assistant coaches Is one that
Jones will have to wrostle with. and IL
Is believed that this wrestling process
has begun in the coach's mind. While
Jones will be the active and response
bic head. great deal OF his success. II he
builds UP a real system at Yale. will
depend on the men he has around him.
There are plenty of good coaches for
all positions on a football team among
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the one time Eli stars. and Jones will
be In no hurry to make final selections
IL is thought. He is going TO have 4
system that will rival the Houghton
system at Cambridge and the Roper
system at Princeton and the resident
graduate coach~a al play a big part
in making this y -em what Jones hopes
to make IL.
1t is known that Jones is pretty
sweet on Dr. Arthur L. Brides. 90
Medical. who assisted in the coaching
of the 1919 and 1920 elevens. Brides
is a born football coach and his work
Ats in well with Jones's ideas. both as
TO line and bsckfield teaching. DR..
William r. Bull, 'SS. who has coached
more Yale kickers than any living man.
is another OF last years staff whose
work meets with the full approval Of
the head coach. DR.. Bull has become
fixture at Yale and 1t Is fully be-
lieved that with Brides he will be back
next fall. AS a punter and drop kicker.
Dr. Bull in his college days had no
rivals. and he has the happy faculty
OF being able to teach what he once
could do TO perfection.
The fine defence. especially the secon-
Diary defence which Capt calishan's
second team boasted of. was due in part
o the instruction given by John Field.
II, and he. too. may be induced TO re-
turn az q member Of she coaching staff.
Field lives in Bridgeport and II he will
give Zip his business he probably viii be
offered the job q g defensive coach Of the
backs While member OF the Yale
team Field was in n class by himself
as a defensive back. 4 change that may
be made, il is believed. will be in the
coach Of the ends. Harry Vaughn has
held this job for the last two years. but
& is understood that he cannot return
for service another year. Such ends as
Johnny Fitzpatrick. Doug Bomeisler.
Moseley. Comerford and Reinhardt
might well be pressed into service.
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i.Dua mdSse made against JoSspt
Moa1~ ~ Ratiopai PecreGfion Academy,
Brooklyn
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DALSf HRfCHY LAKE
WOODSKF POLICE,

V motorovem clunu Tron-
quillo", v n6mz zabavena byla
koTalka, 8 kterou lakewoodSti
policiste tax divine hospodafili,
nalezal Sc ter fonograf, ktery
taktez zmizel a nyni byl obje-
ven V jedne kobce lakewood
ske policejni stanici. Patrne 81
strazcove bezpecnosti pfi po-
pijeni stofu lacineho kraje
vyhravali snad dokonce odr-
hovacku 80 Emane, to Sc vic
nestane." Do arestu byl ale
fonograf dan teprve vcera sa-
mym policejnfm S6fem Chris
tensenem, kdyz jiz, jak Sc II
ka, koudel horela. Fonograf
nalezen byl pry V byte zamest-
nance jiste soukrome lod6nice
v Rocky River. Dotycny Sc op6
vymlouva, ze mu stroj byl dan
V uschovani straznikem Amstu
sem, ale re mel strach, ably fo-
nograf nebyl V lodenici n6kym
ukraden a proto stroj wal dc
sveho bytu k uschovanf sam.
Prozat{mnim vysetrovanin
vyslo ma jevo, ze pani policaj
ii 81 skonfiskovanou koralkou
delali navzajem presently. Y
kofaletnim spiknuti zamotans
jest celia lakewoodska policie {
resignace deli Sc kazdou hodi
nu. Mezi podekovavsimi Sc II
sluzby jest tez jmeno policej
niho straznika Karla Mynari
ka.
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jeho dluznlky, prenesl se On,
samostatny filosof, pres vsech-
ny neprljemnosti verejneho i
spolkoveho zivota; zranovan
trny RUE, citil jenom jeji VII
nj. Uchoval 81 svou lasku k
vlasti z dob sibirskeho utrpe-
n az do odjezdu nestencenou.
A posila do Czech svym prate-
linn pozdravy tax horouci, re
je nutno podeliti jimi vsechny,
kdo no NELL radi.
A plse 2 Antwerp, re privita
hazdeho Cecha, ktery do Ant
verp zavlta, a BE kazdemu o.
chotne poradi We vsech zalezi-
tostech, jeho cesty Sc tykaji-
cfch. Obzvlaste Cechum a Slo-
IvakGm, ubfrajicim sc do Ame-
riky, bude nenahraditelnym
Iradcem a pomahacem ma jejich
smutne ceste, nebot' je pove-
ren vedenim vystehovalecke
kancelare.
Strycku CHI! Pozadal js
mne, abych vroucne zdravil vse
chny I've pratele: ucinil jsem
tax dnes, a dovol, abych jme.
mem vsech, kdoz Te mali ra
di, nejvrelejsf pozdrav opeto
val Tobe pranfm blaha a brz
keho navratu do Tvych Czech
Mnohe dobre zrno zasiPs Y
nasf ceske pGde svym planou
elm srdcem a cistou svojf ru
kou. Diky Tobe! Salve!
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PRfLEzITOST.

Hledame tri, asi tricetilett
muze, zenatym Sc dava pred.
most, kteri mluvf cesky, sloven.
sky anglicky. Haste Sc jer
kdyz jste skutecne pilnymi s
snazivymi. Kazdemu prijate
mu muzi by melo jeho posta
veni vyn6sti rocne $1,000. Hla
ste Sc mezi $50 a 1000 hod
dop. a tazte Sc ma Mr.. Ebosh
E. L. Ostendorf Organisation
500 Bangor Bldg.
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NASEMU LIDUl

Sjednocene Sokolstvo V A
merice kona We dnech %. az
80. srpna 1921, V mest6 Chica-
gu svGj prvni slet, jenz jake
vsechny slety sokolske We sta
rych vlastech bude manifestaci
idey, z niz vetev naseho lidu
cerpati bude pro sebe, pro dem
denni zivot svuj.
Cena Sokolstvi nepoklesla,
Sokolstvo zachovalo 81 narodni
>hrdost svoji, vzpomina sv6 rod
ne zeme a drahymi jsou mu je-
il odkazy ma pdd6 syobodne A
meriky, jiz stejne miluje jako
otcinu svoji a ktere jest diky
zavazan veSkeren mas lid.
Co V srdcich citeno, media Sc
slovy vyjadniti, ale uznavajice
potTebu hlasit6 projeyiti tuzby
svoje pro posilu vsech j sebe,
podnikli jsme toto dflo.
Cfm vetsi 1Cast sletu, HHtim
padnejsi dukaz, re milujfce
vfele novou svoji vlast, prece
nechceme, by mrela v6tev ma
Sc, re osuddm jeji, jez nasich
lezf rukach, yenovati chceme
sebe a sve chteni.
z d6vod6 tech a hrd ma spl-
neny svdj sen, I'VE vybor sletu
vsechno Sokolstvo i lid krajd
rodnych, Sokolstvo cele obla-
sti Oboe, vsechen mas lid, vse-
chen lid slovansky, by V nej-
vetsfm poctu spolecne zvysil
lesk nasich slavnosti, mohut-
nejsim ucinil mas tabor sokol-
sky, jenz jako tabory dobach
husitskych, kter6 naucily tisi-
ce lidu cesk6ho hrde tyciti hla-
WI a pysne pronaseti svoje "Ja
jsem Czech kdo jest vlc?"
nam pfinese posilu a vyznam
jeho dalekosahly jist6 uciti ce-
Ia ceskoslovenska Amerika.
Prijm6te bratrske pozdravy
nase. Verime, re uvitame Vas
We dny slavnosti a tesime Sc.
Ceske Chicago pozdravi Vas
radostne, uvita Vas nadsene a
vTele!
Priid'te, pfijd'te vsichni!
Tedy v srpnu ma shledanou !!
Ma zdar!
MUDr. Antonip Mueller, pr,
Karel Prchal, taiemn,k.
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Prava pricina velkeho bolu.

L6kaf test narikaiici mia
dou vdoyicku: "Ach, milotsti-
va, nebefte 81 smrt pana man.
zela tax ukrutne k srdci.''
Vdovi6ka: Gale kdybyste
jen y6d6l, mily pane doktore,
lax mi cern6 saty neslusi - a
ted budu muset chodit tax
dl0uho V smutkul" !"
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PLATfME HOTOVE
"a bondy Svobody, usporne
valecne znamky.

Kupujeme tez stare zlato. stffbro, pla-
tinu, DIAMANTY, skvosty. hodinky
rtut, magneticke ukazovaky, neupc-
tfebene postovnf znamly vse. co ma
Jakoukoli cenu. Platime "a yse cenne
hotovFmi. SIMON. spolehlivy jedna-
tell mattel The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company. Uradovna. pokoj
{. 216s,v Lenox' budoye. roh g.. III. a
Euclid Ave. Denne~ otevreno do 6 ho-
din vecer.
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''TvE-
PRCDA Sc nadherne zhcf,

PRCDA Sc nadherne zhcto
veny nabytek do q pokojd, po-
zustayajici 2 Velour Overstuf-
fed setu do Parloru, prav6ho
orechoveho setp do jidelny,
pravy mahagonovy set do loz-
nice a napodobeny Qmitation)
arechovy set do loznice a diva
bruselske karpety, matrace a
pera, lampy samohraci pia-
no. Veskery tento nabytek stal
$2,325 a da Sc nyni "a hoto-
We $1,000. Use je jako move.
Zavolejte telefonem Lorain
500 R. TIC
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"Coze, ia figura, tato nepatr
ma soska ze je stara 1000 let?"
"Ano".
"Jak ie to NONE, prosim
vas? Vzdvt' citame v letopcttu
teprve 1927
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"Umslkyns".

"Tva teticka Sc vzdala sve
umelecke drahy?"
"Ano, ale jen pro vefeinost.
Donna a ma rdznych dobrocin-
nych koncertech p1sobf stale".
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MA ROzLOUCENOU.

- . Nii|H DANCFAt N1eiy PocShAA
mozi legionaTi ma SibiTi. DR.. ,
Mueldner pise:
TAX tise a skromne, jak byl
pusobil mezi legiemi u mas
Gtyri leta, odejel reditel An
thony w. Chez-Ciz Prahy ma
sv6 move pGsobist6 do Antwerp. f.
Provazen pfateli az k vlaku,
opustil Cechy a stezl potlacuje
pohnuti, hledel dobrackym
svym zpasobem zveseliti louce-
nf trochou sveho americkeho
humoru: ''Tak, a az ted pTi-
jdete domG, rekn6te, re Sc vi
republice uprazdnilo misto pro
til -"
Nemohu Sc nezminiti o mem
dnes, kdy no jiz mezi nami
nenf, Je malo lidi tax uslechti-
l6 velike lasky k lidstvu, wi
TatGm a vsemu dobremu. Ne
bylo jedine vyznamne chvile
nasem zivot6 narodnim, aby Sc
j strycek nebyl 1tastnil praci,
zuslecht'ujicimi podnety a
svou Stedrou rukou. Nerad no
postradam We vlasti, nebot' 81
myslfm, re bylo snadno zadr-
zeti jej tfeba pouhou nabid-
kou organisovanf t6lesneho w
cviku ma nasich skolach vyso-
kych. Zil a sifil dobro nekolik
poslednfch mesicG sveho praz-
skeho pobytu ze soukromych
svych vlastnfch prostfedkd =
Kdyz byl ztravil rok 1918 a
1919 legionarskym plukem
ma Sibifi po boku nasich PRIV
mich sibifskych invalidG, vrace-
jfcich Sc do vlasti, zTizoval V
II. 1919-1921 vojenske utulky
po cele republice V dob6 ma
d'arskeho prepadu, navstevo-
val sportovni spolky nasich
narodnich mensin, pTednasel
dnes stredoskolskemu student
stvu V PraZe Ultra voiin1m
v TeSine, pozftff otvfral "domo
vinu" V Bratislav6, ably ihned
ma to jel v 1strety americkym
| CechGm az do Cherbourgu
We Francii a zpfijemnoval jich
cestu do vlasti, prednasel o
americke vychove a opet beast
nil Sc pracf ma sokolskem sle-
tisti vsech podnikG legionaf-
| skych, vzdv s radostnou tvafi
energif nikdy neumdl6vajfci.
! / knihu nam zGstavil, plnou
vzacnych rad postTehG, iez
"a tfi mes'ce pc SVEN vydani
| byla pres znacny naklad $4,000
i vytisk6) rozebrana ("Ameri-
Ecka atletika "Sokolstvo".
| Sletova uvaha americk6ho de-
mokrata, Praze r. 192O), coz
| iist6 syedGf o tom, re vzbudila
Zaiem. Hlasatel virilnosti, pG-
vabu krasy pfirozene zdrav6,
stavi ceskemu dorostu pred O.
ci novy ideal - ideal athleti-
ckeho heroa! Dobre ukazn6-
ne, Zdatne obcanstvi ma byti
heslem, dGstoinym svobodne
2cme. Mladf ma 81 odrzeti pei
nedotcenosti. V Europe ie mia
ci stare a Americe mIade sta
II. Kde je silna telovychova,
lest silna demokrac:e. Muze
tinf muzem kazen, mravni ST.
la, povahova hloubka a stfid-
most zivota. Republika potfe-
buje move povahy. silu a zdra-
vi. Povahove titez lide memo
hou tvofiti noveho statu. Do
Ivychovy must pfijiti novy duch
muznosti.
"Jenom to, co pfevysuie do
savadnf 1roven, ma mfsto We
svobodne, demokraticke repu-
blice" napsal tu mezi iinym.
Co pravdv a hloubky teto
proste vete americk6ho Cecha,
ktery Sc nadraznfho delnika
proboioval ma universitnf ka-
tedru!
Bvl to clovek vyzaruifci,
krasne povahy, zcela vvrovna-
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