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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
Science Service
PAINT YOUR HOUSE? NO NEED
COIOR'S "BUILT" INTO H NOW

The modern building methods.
using concrete, stucco, and special
roofing material, has created a new
demand in the mineral field.
Formerly the desired color effect
was obtained by the use of paint or
by colored building stone, brick.
tile or terra Gotta. Stucco walls and
composition roofing, nov so general
" used, are dull and unpleasant
looking, so architects have devised
a method of injecting into sur
face of the stucco and the roo1ng
suitable and permanent colored
grave or ~"aggregate," to use the
trade name. In this way, not only
is the desired color effect secured
and the walls and roofs beautihed,
but a surface finishing Is provided
which is most enduring.
Slate aggregate" is often used.
Several companies in the east make
a business of grinding slate and sort
ing it to the desired uniform size.
One company produces an exclu-
sive permanent green" slate, "ag-
gregate," much desired for roofing.
Another company makes a specially
of a purple blue slate product. In
Virginia there is a company
gagged in making aggregate" out OF
a CLASSY apple green rock. This finds
a very wide market on account OF
the peculiar color and color effect.
Several plants are engaged in
grinding the waste mica from the
mica plants to produce silvery white
flakes, which are suitable for roofs
and on stucco walls.
The value of any particular min
eral is however chiefly in its color.
This demand for color, in present
day building, has in recent years
made a market for a number of new
and unique industries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12

Mr.. G. X. Chesterton has been to
Jerusalem, and has written about
his experiences there. So many
people had preceded Mr.. Chesterton.
and had written of what they saw,
it must have been hard for him to
say anything original about 1t. But
he has done fairly we'll. He says he
was lot disappointed in the old
Biblical city:
Various cultivated critics told me
I should find Jerusalem disappoint-
ing; and / fear that 1t will disap-
point them hat 1 am not disap-
pointed"
Not at all. If other people had
gone to Jerusalem and found it all
that they hoped, Mr.. Chesterton
would surely have found it very dis
appointing; but inasmuch as that is
not the ordinary verdict, no n who
reads Mr.. Chesterton could doubt
that he would find it exactly what
other people did not.
In this instance l am in accord
with Mr.. Chesterton. l was not dis
appointed in Jerusalem. | knew be-
fore / went there about the dirt and
the feas and the beggars, and / de-
termined to enjoy the city in spite
of them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking ~tonics, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause of the Acknowledged liver
and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets o
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions. away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste, coated tongue.
poor appetite, a lazy, don't-care feeling.
no ambition or energy, trouble with
~undigested foods? Take Olive Tablets
the substitute for calomel.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take or two at bedtime for quick
relief. Eat what you like. 15c and Soc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
BY HARRY H. CALDWELL
International Association
for Identification

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-You'll
be putting two signatures on all your
bank checks before long.
First you'll take n pen and write
your regular signature, as you do
today.
Then you'll place three fingers on
an ink pad you carry in your pocket
and put your finger prints over your
signature.
Any clever crook a forge that
first signature and get your money
out of the bank. But the finger
prints are a signature no n can
copy.
When finger prints come into gem
eral use in banking, forgery will be-
come a lost art. But they'll do more
than protect you against criminals.
They'll get your checks cashed for
you in places where you wouldn't be
accommodated un fer present bank
ing methods.
When you travel in the future
you'll carry a little card bearing your
finger prints and a statement from
the cashier of your home bank, indi-
eating that they're yours.
Any cashier or other bank en-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
HELP OF ALL NEEDED
TO CUT ARMAMENT

country in favor of perfectly open
meetings of the conference.
1t is perfectly safe to say that the
meetings will most of them be held
in private. When tentative PROPOSE
tons are put forward diplomats do
not like to have them prematurely
discussed. Such discussions often
make it impossible for the person
making them to back out.
The most that we al expect from
the disarmament conference is that
an honest policy of publicity be ar
rived at
The civilized world will be on trial
this fall and winter. 1t will be on
trial as to its truthfulness and as to
its sense of Justice.
And it's statesmen will be called
upon for a higher statesmanship, a
more complete dedication to the
good of not only their peoples
hut of the world than eve before.
1t is easy to make WARRIOR states
men. To make peace takes a greater
man. To plan for permanent peace,
the greatest of all.
We, as a people shall be on trial.
Let us see how broad we a be,
how fair. how sympathetic with
other people.
Fearful of Result
My last word is that I am fearful
of the result.
Our people and the peoples of
other nations will support almost
any effective plan to remove the
crushing load of war they carry;
that load so well described I'm Jap
ans note as "the deadening burden
on industry and cultural develop
ment which swollen and competitive
ornaments create"
Let us dedicate ourselves to such
a support of every endeavor our
representatives may make to that
end.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
BY QUICK

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12-No
can blame Japan for entering h
disarmament conference in a guard
ed way.
Her whole future, in some re-
spects, may hang on the decisions.
SO may ours. SO may those of the
British empire.
Japan has left many loopholes
open for withdrawal If she desires
to withdraw. She insists on hen
reservation that matters concern
ing only a few nations or which are
accomplished facts" ought not to
be brought into the discussion.
Does the Shantung matter con-
Germ only a few nations? And how
about the Siberian occupation?
What of freedom of immigration
under this head? And the zap Is
land controversy? How many of
these r accomplished facts?"
That is to be worked out.
Japan has a treaty of alliance
with Great Britain now expiring.
Japan wants this treaty renewed.
Great Britain dislikes to denounce
the treaty. Yet not only Great Bril-
tain but some of her colonies do not
want it renewed unless on terms
satisfactory to us.
Japan's Future
If this treaty is not renewed, Jap
an may be isolated. But she wants
friends and allies.
How will Italy and France line up
in the conference? 1 think it fair to
gay that they will look at the Pa
ciic questions with something of the
eye of outsiders; and that should
make for justice. !.
Japan's desire for friends and al
lies ought to impel her to accept
every just decision.
Open Meetings
There has been a good deal Of
honest opinion expressed in this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
LEARN ONE NEW THING
BULLETINS BY THE
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIE TY

there is no coast-line in the air. The
airplanes can fly inland to the limit
of their gas, if unopposed, and de-
liver their loads of bombs. Airplanes
can carry now from one to three
tons of bombs, and a group of 100
airplanes is able to carry 100 tons,
as distinguished from the groups
that we had during the war. when
one group of four American squad
rons could carry only three and one
half tons to the trip.
The initiation of gas attacks by
the Germans has centerad attention
OIL the effect that gas would have If
dropped from aircraft. 1t was not
used in Europe from aircraft, be-
cause neither side desired to start
it. as it would have led to a great
deal of useless loss of life on both
sides. and not much would have
been accomplished. on account of
the equality of aviation with both
belligerents. If, however, one side
had a decided air supremacy and
had destroyed the air force of its
enemy, and it desired to adopt these
barbarous methods of warfare it
might believe that its ends would
be furthered by the use of this ma
terial.
All New York Would Have to Wear
Gas Masks.
an an area the size of New York,
if two tons of crying gas were drop
ped every eight days, the whole pop
ulation would have to wear gas
masks and goggles in order to pro-
tect itself. Two hostile airplanes
could accomplish this effect. If II
were desired to use mustard gas
seventy tons OF this very poisonous
element would be necessary.
.'The greatest precautions would
have to be taken against such an at
tack. As a matter of fact, 1t would
cause the evacuation of the whole
city. paralyze it's means of transpor-
tation, and result in its virtual sx
~tinction as a port. Is phosgene gas
were used, 200 tons would be re.
| ouired to be dropped every eight
! DAYS. This is a very deadly a and
will have almost immediate effect
and kill every man. woman, ano
| child not carefully protected against
it,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
Questions Answers

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any question b. writing The Perth
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Bureau. Frederic j. Haskin. Director.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12

Department of Justice action against the ku kux Khan
will await investigation by Congress, Attorney General
naugherty announces.
Having observed many congressional Investigations in
the mast. and noticed that they usually get nowhere, you are
safe in betting that the Khan will die a natural not a sudden
death.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
~Be nBraleyS
(K1\ Daily Poem
Va AZ MeHXAZ4N
~ RACE

I've met 'em all along the road
From Portland, Ore, to Portland,
Me-:
I've met 'em in their own abode,
I've met ZEN In a ship at sea;
Rich, poor, of high and low de-
gree,
Ugly or fair of form and face,
And in the main, where'er they be,
1 like the well-known Human Race.
Though there are some who break
the code
OF thoughtfulness and courtesy,
Mostly I've met the sort who showed
A ready generosity;
White, black, the Malay and Chi
nese,
Somewhere within their hearts you
trace
Something to which love is the
key:
I like the well-known Human Race.
True. there are those who bear a
load
OF crime and sin and misery,
And those who reap, but never SOW
ed,
Who grab and gouge most greed
And there are bores from whom
flee
And fools whose folly grows apace;
But on the whole-twixt me and
thee
I like the well-known Human Race!
Envoy
It's all made up of such as we,
Just mortals, very fer from grace,
But, viewed with eyes of malice free,
l like the well-known human race.
Copyright. 1921. N. E. A. Service
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
HANMILe
IWWa,itR

~ w" 0UNJO
Cities have more than so per cent
of the population. That's what is
wrong with the country.
The onion crop is above normal
and strong winds are predicted this
winter.
All war paths lead to ruin.
Drive slow or be driven slow.
One way to keep others off your
toes is be on them yourself. .
Congress Khan Probe"-headline
1t sure Khan.
Modest Rents" Seems to mean
they have been we'll raised.
Time women buy a. few more
pistols this will be the Western
hemisphere.
Some wedding rings are around
the eyes.
An alarm clock that went off like
corks popping would get most men
out of bed.
Void oats are hard to tame.
Distance doesn't lend much en-
chantment to prosperity.
A body, said to be 1000 years old,
has been dug up in Maine. Police
are at work on the case.
The worst habit is the habit of
forming bad habits.
Voliva says the world Is fiat. We
know one who thinks himself Ma
poleon.
This charge OF the tite brigade is
awful.
Bedtime Story: 81 am going TO get
Up early in the morning"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12

no appetite could eat nothing without
distress. My weight went down to lSs
pounds. When 1 began to take Men
denhaips Number 4' my appetite m
proved and my weight increased to nor,
NAL 1855 pounds. and I can now eat and
;umbe 40 II you suffer from loss of
appetite. constipation. stomach. liver or
blood trouble. try Number 40 on a
euarantee to give relief" Sold by Barne-
Rov & PETE. 1856 State St.. Perth Amboy.
ADV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
DR.. o. H. BUCHANAN

800 Madison Ave. Room 8
PERTH AMBOY. N. ,.
Not Medicine Not Surgery
Not O~steopathy
Hours AZ p. II. and BY Appolntmsna
Tel lsss-A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12

The onion crop is above normal
and strong winds are predicted this
winter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12

All Var paths lead 20 rum.
Drive slow or be driven slow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12

One way to keep others off your
toes is be on them yourself.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12

Modest Rents" Seems to meal
they have been we'll raised.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12

Congress Khan Probe"-headlin
1t sure Khan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
NAVSTEVA z WASHING
TONU.

Y sobotu pred polednem ma
vstlvil nasi redakci V pr1vodu
legionafu PIP. L. Kfizka a l..
Kimla legionaf p. +. Klir, jenz
pdsobil pred valkou V redakci
Amer. Del. Listu jenz byl
hlavnim recnikem pfi pateCni
oslaye naseho %. fijna. Pan
Klir pdsobil ia pobytu V Pra-
re u Americk6 correspondence
nj kancelafe a pozdeji presi-
dill op6t do Spoi. Statd a usa-
dill sc do Washingtonu. Byli
isme ieho pozornosti mile pre-
I.kvapeni a pfejeme mu mnoho
zdaru jeho dalSi Ginnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
TEZCE ZKOUSENY MAN
ZEL.

V sobotu vypray6l G. Schu-
ster. 5608 Prosser Ave-, pred
okresnim rozvodnim soudcem
Manuelem Levinem podivnou
historii. Objevil totiz u svoii
drah6 polovice, ze rozdelovala
manzelskou lasku ieSte 5 iiny-
mi dvema- namely a ably to ne
bylo zadn6mu re tri pfednostil
domacnosti tax moe Ito, tax je
ste Ike vsemu utekla sc ctvr-
tym. Jednim q podilni6u teto
akcionafske spoleCnosti man
zelske, ovsem neinkorporova-
ne byl Gus. Weber, 1854 vych.
SO. ul. Tento pax vypravuje,
ze manzelka jeho, kdyz pozna
la, ze Weber Sc dozv6del, ze
jest jiz jednou vdana a neroz-
yedena, tohoto manzela els. 2.
jednoduse zavTela Y byte a u
tekla iingm muzem cis. 4.
JmGna poslcdn6j$iho a NAME
la els. 1. nejsou znama a take
pobyt modrovousa suknich
nemohl byti az dosud zji$ten.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
SRAZKA MOTOCYKLISTY
FARMARSkYM VOZEM.
Podobne restesti " Twins
burgu.

V sobotu vecer udala Sc na
Miles Ave. We vzdalenosti as
jedn6 mile ma zapad cd Solor
osudna srazka velocipedisty
jenz v postrannim voziku vez'
mladSi zenu 5 farmafskym vo-
zem rizenym Arthurem J
Pootsem 2 Mantua. Zena, ieii2
jmeno nebylo vcera jeSt6 zii-
Steno, byla zabita a mrtvola
jeji dopravena do Krausova
pohrobnickeho zavodu V Bed
fordu, ieii prdvodce pax t6zce
zran6n dopraven do nemocni-
ce sv. AleXise ma Broadway,
kde po celou ned6li nenabyl We
domi. L6kafi bylo zjiSteno, re
ma roztfi$t6nou lebeGni kost.
Pradlo ieho neslo oznaceni A.
r. Grubs a nalezen Il n6ho pr
stem monogramem A. r. G..
Ma MOTORCYCLE byla zaveSena
youngstownska vfajka a licen-
chi tabulka stroje nesla cislo
15346.
Rozbita vOzidla, mrtvou
zran6n6 nalezl vypomocny Sc
riff portagskeho okresu, Char
les Paul, jenz sobotu vecer
vySetfoyal iist6 strileni V
Geauga Lake a oba muze do
veil do nemocnice, odkudz
Poots, ienz jest zran6n lehce.
doveden byl ma pol. stanici ma
Broadway a vych. 55. ul., kde
rerzant Jerman iej pfedb6zne
o neSt6sti vyslechl.
Die rannich pondelnich
2prav Jest zabitou 21-leta svo-
bodna Myrtle Youngova z
Youngstownu. Ia nekolik no
din jen dopravena a ulozena by
u podle nj mrtvola jine zeny.
4l-letG pf. Terezy Kopfov6 2
East Palestine, O., jez jela Sc
svym muzem do Clevelandu.
Blize Twinsburgu srazilo Sc ie-
i'ch auto automobilem naklad
nm, ktery ie srazil do pfikopu.
kopfova zabita byla ma mist6,
Sdezto muz ie1f vyvazl 5
pomern6 lehkym zran6nim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
MOVE PRIPOJENI K UNION
TRUST COMPANY.

Pfeplayni zayod The Akers
Folkman Lawrence Co, az do
sud elsie 733 euclid Ave.
splyne po prvnim listopadu S
The Union Trust Co., s cizinec-
kym oddelenim dnes umist6-
nym 2010 vych. 8. ulice jizn6
cd Zapadniho rohu Euclid A.
We. Odd6leni bude fizeno p.
JOS. Folkmanem, jenz ma V
tomto odboru liz zvucn6ho
imGna. V prvnich dnech ote-
vreni vystaven bude Y chodb6
noveho zavodu 18 stop dlouhy
model transatlantick6ho obra
Cunardovy linie Mauretanie.
Replika jest vypracoyana az do
nejmensich podrobnosti a stoji
skutecne "a pod.yanou. DitkJ
bude zajimati nejen vystavenJ
model parniku, ale zemepisna
illustroyana Enizka "Kolem
sVeta', jez bude zdarma PRIV
nich dnech rozdavana. K na-
vsteye jest zvana celia veTej-
most.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
MARSALEK FERDINAND
FOCH DO CLEVELANDU.

Hned druhy den po volbach
ve stfedu 9. listopadu, uvitd
Cleveland velk6ho francouzskt
no voiina, marSala vSech spo-
icneckych armad zka'uSitele
Nemecka Ferdinanda Focha
Den pfijezdu bude poloviC.
MIN svatkem mezinarodnt
hrdina bude uvitan tisici Skol.
j. mi ditkami. iez utvori spain
od University Circle k vych. "a
ul., kudy generalismus $ cest.
on svoii druzinou proiede. V
llippodromu o IL. hod. dop
nroslovi Foche poslani lidu
francou2sk6ho lidu americke.
~, k slavnostni teto schuz
hude vydano $500 vstupenk.
Vzacnemu hostu dostane 50
ojenskych i obcanskych poet
f; nlchz jednou bude udGlen
cestn6ho doktoratu Western Re
crve University.
Pr pozvani mel marSdl pro.
neSti slova, re Sc ma Cleveland
GSi iiz proto, re jest m6sto ma
Sc domoVem amercK6ho velv,
stance V Pafizi Myrona L
Herricka. X uvitacim slavno
stem dostavi Sc Y Columbu.
guvern6r statu Ohio Davis. krt
me cele fady navStevniku vsecl
Vrstev. u Clevelandu odjedC
host o IL hodine vecer do Pitt
sburku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31

by vznikly mezi Ceskosloven-
skem a N6meckem a navrh ten
byl schvalen jednomysln6. Ten
to novy tribunal pro obchodni
dohody ma byt upraven podle
vzoru tribunalu jiz zrizen@ho
mezi Nemeckem a Holland
skem. Dale Sc uvadi,ze podobn6
tribunaly budou zfizeny mezi
Ceskoslovenskem ma jedne stra
ne a mezi Rakouskem, Jihoslo-
vanskem, Rumunskem, Pol
skem a Mad arskem ma druh6
strane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
PCKLADNfK ITALSKE BAN.
Ky ZATCEN PRO ZPRO-
NEVERU.

Y Italian Savings Bank "a
staval skorem po 2 roxy Jo-
sef I. Monti, 1851 Buckly rd.,
Cleveland Heights 1rad poklad
nika a sice TAX dobre, re dstav
tento umist6nT ma Central Ave.
a vych. Ii. al. musel dne 16.
zari zavriti. Jak objevil exa-
miner ponechal 81 Monti as
T25, 900. Byl zatten 20 delSim
hledani Y byte sveho pfitele a
dan pod zaruku $4,000, ktera
az dosud IN neho slozena ne
byla. Hlavnimi poSkozenymi
sou neichudSi italsti d6lnici,
ktefi krajanske spofitelne IL
kladali skutetne t6zkou praci
dobyte grose.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
NEHODA MLADEHO LOVCE

15-letJ Walter Knapp, 1904
Independence rd. sebral donna
pusku a sci " sobotu do Forest
City parku IA lov. V rokli pfi
sl6zani stran6 uklouzl a pu5ka
spustila. Naboi vnikl hochovi
do palce do krku, takze byl
Y dosti povazliy6m stavu dopra
ven do nemocnice sv. AleXise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
VfrEZSTVI CESKEHO SPOR
fOVNIHO KLUBU.

tootballova ceta cesk6ho
sportovniho klubu zvit6zila wee
IA proti muzstvu St. John pri
vcerejSi kopane V pomeru go.
Oba goaly ystreleny V prv6 pu-
Ii hry, prvni +. Duspivou a dru
ny j. Heidrem, jenz byl psan
trestneho kopu. Ceske muz-
st7o hralo pouze V dewitt hra-
cich prot pine jedenactce st.
Johns. Hrano bylo We Wood
land Hills parku. NaSim spor-
toycum k cilenemu uspechu
gratulujeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
CELNI ZMENY V CESKO-
SLOVENSkU.
F. /. /. S.

Poole zpravy americkGho
konsula c. S. Winanse V Pra-
re dne 3. az 10. za@.i 1921,
ceskoslovenska 1fadovna pro
CHI obchod docasn9 suspendo-
vala clio ma dovozs zinkov6ho
praSku, pfci a jin6. Take upu-
steno cd vyb6ru ella pa dovoz
britrov6ho dfeva na vyrobu
dymek, potom ma surov6 ne
baryen6 hedvabi a ma nebarve-
ne uncle hedvabi. Clio ma par
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
PREDSTAVENf MA PAMET
KARLA HAVLfCKA.

(
IludGasti zdeisich ostatnich bra
trskych sbor1 Samberkova ma
rodni hra o A d6jstvich, iejiz
hlavni osobnosti Jest nezapo-
menutelny Karel Havlicek Bo-
Irovsky. Postava brixenskGho
trpitele zda Sc nam byti ale
nevhodnym vzorem pro drama
tickou praci; at jiz je uloha
Ipodobna vySperkovana sebe-
krasn6ji, pfec nam cosi pravi
ze duch naseho Karla by ne
mel byti ma prknech zosobho-
van. Jest to pTece jen do jist6
miry profanace glorioly, kterou
isme 81 sami kolem ieho hlavy
utvolii. Samberk sam tento "
plod sv6 musy mnoho necenil a
pokladal ii ia jednu z nejslab-
Sich re svych, jinak velmi dcin
nych pracl. Jinak vSak dluZno
priznati, re Sc vcerejSi hra We
lice zamlouvala. Byla sehrana
dustojn6 a po pfedstaveni u
puSt6no cd obvykle tancovaC-
ky, iez blva dozvukem kazdG-
no naSeho diyadla. Ze naSi So
kolove upustili Cd tohoto ne
chvaln6ho zvyku, ktery Sc sta
Va jiz jakymsi nutnym zlem,
zasluhuie chvaly.
Skutecne slavnostni vecer
zahajen byl pfedehrou "Ndrod
sobe" od Macha, nacez stare
sta Sokola p. K. Cansky uvital
cele shromazdeni a predstavil
p. B. Holuba, jenz promluvil o.
zivote a pusobeni oslavence. Po|
proslovu pfednesehy byly Dvo-
fakovy Slovansk6 tance els. B.,
natez nasledovala recitace Ko-
Sarovy basn6 "V HavliCkovych
slepeiich", prednesena pi. Via
stou Brychcinovou. Po dekla-
maci sehran byl rainy sokolskyI
pochod slozeny na8im chvalneI
znamym uCitelem hubby D. A.
Machanem.
Hru samou predchazel zivy
obraz, soustfedeni sokolsk6hoI
dorostu Kolem Karla HaVlicka.
Del sledovan byl S napiatou pol
zornosti a pfedstavitel6 Sc iak
nalezi pficinili, ably predstave-
nj zustalo slavnostnim da-
stojnym j pfi veselych see
mach, jez vsunuty do osnovy, a.
by vyvazen byl pon6kud priliS
tragicky osud hlavniho reka,
jehoz nalezitym pochopenim
pfedstavil p. St6pan Krato-
chvi neSt'astnou svoji Julii,I
kterou mistrne sehrala pi. Tex
lerova. ODE ulohy isou vlastn6
sloupy cele hry. V ostatnich
rolich pax dcnl1ovali vesm6s
Sc zdarem danny a panov6:
DR.. Lipansky, p. FIR. Petr;
pi. Horska, pi. Milada Kimlo-
va; Skalny, p. Leo VSetecka
Borek, p. Ferd, Jirsa; Zalud,
reznik, p. Boza Sixta; Zelenka,
krejti, p. En-. Pelich; Hynek
Laska, starry student, p. JAM
kiml; PraX, p. AL. KlimeS
Folgner, p. +. Fiala; pi. Folg-
nerova, pi. j. VSeteckova; Ma
fenka, sluzka Il Havlicka, pi.
NlaSta BrychclnoVa, Sarf, set
NIX na odpotinku, p. X. Can
sky; VorSila, pi. Il. Pelichova;
Honzik Rezinka, sirotci, ma
Ia Idehka Kadlecova Eliska
Stochloya.
Souhra Sla v pred yelice
hladce, az ma nektera mista,
kdy yypovidala pam6t' sluzbu,
ale ien V n6kolika malo mi
stech. Ia nastudovani hry pa
tri zasluha liditeli p. O. X.
Brychcinovi a reziseru p. 3.
L. PtakoVi. Zmmku zasluhuie
i sokolska kapela, jez Sc sku-
tecnen odvahou pouSti do hud
by klasick6 - provedeni bylo
dosti dobre a jsme jisti, re be-
hem dolby vymizi n6kter6 ty.
drobnejSl hudebni kozelce. Ji-
max schvalujeme uplne snazi-
vost tohoto hudebniho sdruze-