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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-22
"
Would DO Away With All
State Aid for Many Schools
in This Country y
LOW VALUED DISTRICTS
TO RECEIVE LITTLE AID
Several Feature. Of Bill Would
Be Beneficial to Schools
: in New Communities

County Superintendent of Schools
J. C. McGhee has sent out to friends
of the schools In Beltrami county
circular letter regarding the propos-
ed bill for the revision OF state aao
for schools in Minnesota and in the
letter he calls particular attention
to the changes which would. .aheet
schools in this county. The letter IN
part is as follows: 80
"The proposed bill for the revision
Of state aid will do away with all
state aid for school Of one, two or
three rooms Excepting SIS for each
first grade teacher employed for or
more months. The present laws give
the following aids: $3.50 for each
first grade teacher employed eight or
more months and 500 for each sec
ond grade or first grade teacher en-
ployed for seven months in properly
equipped school; $500 to- class ~
and $50 to a class "B" consolidated
school; and a supplemental aid OF not
exceeding 5000 for each teacher to
districts which do not secure enough
money to run their schools with
tax levy of more than twenty mills. 49,
1t is proposed to give TO schools
employing first grade teachers as aid
one-third of the tax-levy for mainten-
ance: which lies between twenty ana
thirty-two@ mills The :tax!slevy> for
mathematics of schools in common
school districts can not be more than
twenty-five mills; therefore, all the
aid a common school district could
receive would be 1866 for each H.
600 raised by district taxes. The dis
tricts of lowest valuation or those
needing the most help would receive
very little, IL any. as it is certain
that for a number of years these
schools will be unable to secure. hrst
grade teachers. The aid Is also limit
ed to Sc per pupil in the grades and
SO per pupil in the High school.
Again the supplemental aid is limit
ed to what is necessary to raise the
aggregate sum Of twenty mill tax,
one mill county tax apportionment
and all other aids, to $1,000 for a
district employing one first grade
teacher, $500 to a district employ
ing two first grade teachers, $2,OOO
for a district employing three or more
first grade teachers. AS these dist
riots must pay more to maintain their
schools than the above sums, they
would not receive any/supplimental
aid. -
among the good features Of the
bill are the following. The, state
shall pay 500 toward the salary and
$500 toward the expenses Of a coun-
ty nurse; $25 transportation aid,
which ought to be Increased to $50,
for each pupil transported by 4 COM
mon school district; and a state tax
levy # two mills to be added to the
general school fund: =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-22
WILL OPEN NEW JEWELRY
STORE ON BELTRAM1 AVE.

E. p. Peterson, who has been en-
ployed for some time as jeweler at
the George r. Baker Jewelry store,
announces that on Monday, January
"a, he will open a jewelry store in
the Moe Tailoring establishment at
3O8 Beltrami avenue.
He states that he will have r,
pair shop fully equipped to do all
kinds Of watch. clock and jewelry re-
pairing and that he will carry a COM
plete line Of jewelry, watches and
clockss a
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-22
LEGION POST ORGANIZES
FUND IN LIEU OF BONUS

Fargo, Jan. 22.-In order to aid
members who may be in need of their
bonus money the Gilbert Grafton post
of the American Legion has organ
lied a saving fund authorized to lend
>ex-service members>ef the post not to
exceed so per cent Of the bonus they
are entitled to under the state law.
Directors Of the fund we're selected
at a recent meeting.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-22
$13T83.66 $l3,7S3.66

There is now due from the county
auditors office, on taxes collected,
$500.
Some Of the larger items of ex-
penditure made by the board were
the purchase Of the Ralph Oracle
paris $2,713.26; fountain for same,
SIS; we'll, $780,; plans and speci-
fications for Diamond Point park
bathing houses and pavilion, $3.50;
repairs on rustic bridge on Lake
Boulevard, $3.50, and trees for the
planting, ETC., 1919.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-22
Representatives Mondell and
Good Believe Allowances
Will Be Decreased
ELIHU ROOT FAVORING
DISARMAMENT PLANS
Urges President-elect to Bring
About General Agree.
.ment Soon
(By United Press)

(By United PreSs)
Washington, Jan. 22.-Drastic tax
reductions will be imposed during the
first year of the incoming administra-
ton, leaders in the house believed to
day. The reason is that with the big
deficit hanging owe: the treasury and
appropriations bills for the fiscal year
beginning July l, things will have t.
be moved from some angle
Thus farsseven BILLS have been re-
ported from the appropriations com
mittee assigned with similar ap1ro-
priations for the present year that
showed an increase of -$13,5OO.OO0.
Representatives Mondell and Cord
are confident, however. that the APP
preparations will decrease somewhat
also.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-22
INDIANA DEFEATS G0PHERs
AT MINNEAPOLIS rs TO %
(RY limited iPressl

Minneapolis, Jan. 2E-Two short
shots in the end of the game brought
victory to the Hoosiers in the tight
game between the Minnesota and In
diana basketball teams last night
The <isitors scored Is to the Gopheis
%. The game was close until the
last few minutes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-22

MRS. E. W. JoHasoN NOT
CANDlDATE:F0R OFFICE,

To the voters. of the First
ward, Cityof Bemidji:
There are several residents
bf the First ward who have the
impression am a candidate
for alderman from this ward.
1t is q mistake.
l was endorsed without my per-
mission or knowledge and
covet no political office what
ever. ~
l am not a candidate.
MRS. E. w. JOHNSON.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-22
(By United PresS)

Washington, Jan. %. (By Herbert
Walker. Steps to bring about 4
general agreement on disarmament
should be taken by President-elect
Harding promptly, Elihu Root TO-DAY
told Chairman Butler. Of the house
naval affairs committee.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-22
BRITISH SUBMARINE IS
LOST IN" ENGLISH CHANNEL
(By United, Press

London, Jan. PA British sub
marine, KS, with crew of six Of
ficers and fifty men was lost in the
English channel Thursday, it was an
nounced today. Details Of the acct
dent were not made public. 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-22
BELGIUM WOULD FIX SUM
FOR GERMAN PREPARATION
(By United Press)

Paris, Jan. ,22-The Belgian gov
ernment is urging the supreme coun7
Gil to fix lump sum for German re-
parations as soon as possible, accord
ing to a Brussels correspondent of the
Echo de Paris.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-22
rRAPsHooT TOURNAMENT
OPENS AT FORT SMELLING
(By limited Press }

st. Paul, Jan. 22.-The annual
twin city midwinter trapshooting
tournament opened at the Fort Smell
ling gun club range today with crack
shots from all parts Of the country
participating.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-22
ELKS HOLD ENJOYABLE
DANCING PARTY FRIDAY

A fair sized attendance enjoyed the
informal dancing party held by the
Elks lodge for lodge members and
friends last evening. Music was fur
niehed by the Williams orchestra.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-22
BFN1n1i HIGH DEFEATS
BRAINERD in CLOSE GAME
H;sbe Score. Fifteen Points
Against Former Home Town
Basket Aggregation

Bemidji High schools basketball
quint invaded Brainerd yesterday,
and this morning returned with VIC
tory over the south district team by
count of FL to Ia. With Brainerd
taken into camp, st. Cloud and Be-
midi are the only undefeated teams
in the third athletic district, and
when St. Cloud meets the locals
fast contest is assured.
Higbe, left forward on the Bemidji
quir,t, was easily the star of the en-
tire contest, he having scored fifteen
points of the ,twenty-one, four field
baskets and seven out of ten free
throws. Stechman completed the
scoring with the remaining three field
baskets. WEIGH, Lagerquist and Shelf
To- did the scoring for Brainerd,
Welch securing three field baskets
and two out of seven free throws.
Higbe was indeed in his glory,
playing against his former home town
aggregation, and the little forward
showed that his previous practice on
the Brainerd floor was not in vain.
'Brainerd's team is composed Of
tall, slender men, built for speed and
teamwork, and the Bemidji bunch
never once SLOWED the quint to get
anything easy. Coach Smith says
that Braifierd's outfit is dangerous
and its opponents must be on the
lookout at ill times. He commented
upon the excellent teamwork shown
by the locals in carrying the ball we'll
under their own basket and breaking
up Brainerd's plays.
The lineup was as follows:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-22
REPORTS
SHOW LARGE RESERVE
Appropriations Have Exceed
ed Disbursements By Over
Five thousand

The Park Board has compiled a
statement showing its receipts and
for the last three years.
The information is interesting espe-
cially because of the large balance
remaining unspent from the appro-
priations made for park purposes
The state follows:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-22

The first automobile in the Garden
of Eden was Ford. Think what
Adam and Eve missed by not arriv-
ing a little later ons
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-01-22

The Pioneer Is the only daily
within 100 miles Of Bemtdji and
has the largest circulation I'M
Northern Minnesota. II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-17
STAROSTI SENATORA
BENDERA.

Senator &. II. Bender 81 ste
zuje, ze zakon, ably uvoln6n
byl pohcii pohled uliee do
senkoven, stale Jest obchazen.
Oznamoval policejnimu nacel-
niku, re nekteri hostinSti "a
stinuji volny rozhled, kv6tina-
mi, vesaky ma saty, nav6stnimi
tabulemi a ze techto prestup-
nikd pfedpotopniho naTizeni
2jistil as 262. Bude pry zada-
ii, ably vsichni byli potrestani,
jelikoz neprestoupih jedine
zakon, ale mestskou ordinan-
ci a vyhrozuje, re V pripade,
ze by mesto jevilo jistou vlaz-
most pouziti jeho udani, pou-
ziie sluzeb line, i'izn6jsi orga-
nisace pro vymahanf zakon1.
Udani opira senator Bender
o vlastni poznatky, nebot' Sc
pletl tajnfm do jeiich povola-
nj a konal vyzv6dn6 cesty osob
ne. Pro neuposlechnuti tohoto
narizenf stanovena Jest pokuta
cd $50 do $780,. ktera mGze.
byti prestupniku ulozena "a
kazde zastfen6 okno a "a kaz-I
dF den. pokud pohled do vnitr
nebude uvoln6n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-17
Ctvrtletni schuze

padesati centoyeho podporuji.
ciho spolku pod zastitou sv
Amy, zalozeny pfi osade sy,
Vaclava, kona svoji radnou
schulz tTeti ned6li zafi toti2
dne 18. zari 'pri osade sv. Vol
techa We 3 hod. odpoledne. Blu.
dou Sc vyplacet umrtni poiist-
ky "a 2emrele sestly. Timto
zadame vSechny clenky, ably
Sc V plnem poctu dostavily,
Nedostaveni Sc podl6ha poku-
te. Vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-17
CT. kA eN<9p. eKCIA MA
BUCKEYE ROAD.

Ultra rano v hodin zaha-
jen bude zapis a vyucovani v
Ceske Svobodomyslne Skole
ma Buckeye Rose. Protoze o.
sada V okoli onom jest nej-
slal1si osadou v Clevelande, lie
nutno, aby rodi6e testi, kteri
dovedou 81 uvedomiti, jaky w
znam teska 5kola ma pro je-
jich deti, poslah ditky sv6 zi-
ira k zapisu. v osad6 tax male
vice nez kde jinde jest treba,
ably kazde jednotlive dit6 bylo
ziskano pro 6eskou Skolu. Ne
znamena jen hlasiti Sc k ces-
k6mu narodu nebo prohlasiti
Sc Ia elena svobodomyslne
strany, ale rovnez konati svo-
j povinnost We smeru kultur-
MIN a tim Jest neJpfedn6JSi
rad6 ceska svobodomyslna sl1o
la. Skolni vEbor obracf Sc jme
novite ma vas, teske zeny, ably
ste jake matky pomohly teskou
skolu zkrasniti, abyste pdsobily
ma sv6 deti vfelym slovem ma
teIskym, protoze skola takova,
ktera ma "a sebou zajem tes-
kych matek, jest skolou nejsil-
nejSf. Vzdyt' 6eska skola ne
vyzaduje skoro zadnych pc
neznich obeti a jest jen. .treba
dobre vile rodi6u, ably skola
ona prospivala, aby detem je-
jich byla nejv6tsim duchov-
MIN prospechem i nejuslecht-
lejSi zabavou. Nechceme, aby
dite do teske svobodomysln6
skoly chodilo z prinuceni. ne
prejeme 81 komanda rodicd,
ale snahou naSi jest. aby dite
cesk6 do teske Skoly chodilo
dobrovoln6 RADIO, aby jiz v
detske dusi pocitovalo kus
hrdosti, ze jest dit6tem rodi6d
osvojenychs ze jest tlenem
lidske spoletnosti. ktera vyza-
duje ducha svobodneho, samo-
statn6ho, ktery dovede bez
rozpak6 a hrozeb krateti po'
cest6 dobra slechetnosti a VI
zasad6 ryzi humanity. Bude-
tell, rodicov6 ceSti, ien eastee-
ne zajmem svym sl1olu nasiI
podporovati, bude skola tatoI
pevne za5i5tena. zadame vas
proto, byste sv6 d6ti Ultra do
poledne vyslah k zapisu a pri-
hlasiIi je do skoly, do kter6
samozrejmym mravnim pfika
zem patri. Skolni vv.borI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-17
MA UViTANl VRATIVSfCH
Sc SPOLUCLENU.

Po vGerejSi sch0zi Mar. HI.
r. CSPS. zdrzeli Sc clenov6,
ably vyslechli PIP. Frtku a No
votn6ho, ktefi V nedavnych
dnech vratili Sc 2 delsi navSte
wy Y Ceskoslovensku. Oba pa
move nanejvySe zajimav6 Sc
rozhovorili svych zkuseno-
stech We vlasti a ponevadz po-
starano bylo o vyborm6 obcer-
stveni tekuteho druhu stej-
ne vyborne 2akusky, zdrzeli Sc
pTitomni az do p0lnoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-17
KOpANA.

s. X. Cleveland pofada Ultra
odpoledne sv6i prvnf liqovJ
7aDas Sc sportovnim klubem
Hungarian Americans Ere
mont, O.. na hffst6 V EDGE
water parku. Zapas bude zaif-
mav5m a proto bylo by zahod-
no. by sportumilovn6 obecen-
etvo we v6tsin pottu So zapa-
su sGcastnilo. Sraz hraGn v no
stinci y. Vlasaka V / hod. od-
poledne,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-17

Has "a moudrou polskou

rilas Ia moudrou polSkou
vladu. Krakovska "Reforma"
zabyva Sc neut6senymi pol
lskymi pomery, "a kterych niz
ky kurs polsk6 marky zname-
ma hospodarsky dpadek. Ko-
rem fla a horSicich Sc pom6rG
vidi list tom, re celia statni
budova spociva ma falesnych
| pTedpokladech politfckych.
TTeba pry d0kladn6 revidovat
vsecka ustanoveni statni bez
ohledne odstranit Ia, iez Sc u
ka2ala chybnymi. Treba zme-
nit cely zpGsob zivota. Vlada
must miti vudti jasnou mySlen
ku odvahu il provesti. Pre-
devSim je tfeba 81 ujasnit, ze
kazdy vvbor provincialniho
kasina nehodi sc "a vladu. Ma
staly easy, kdy evropsk6 spo-
le6nosti dostanou opravdu
moudre vlady anebo padnou.
Jinde dsilovne Sc V tomto sme-
ri pracuje a hleda vychodisko.
Psi Sc utena dix. vedou velk6
horouci a rozvazne hovory,
jichz slaby ohlas malo kdo v
Polsku pochyti. Nezbyva pry
mic jineho nez cekat az iinde
Inajdou receipt ma "moudrou
vladu". Ale ne tax zvane "sil-
me-, nybrz predevsim moudre
vlady treba pry Polsku. Jestit'
moudrost nejv6tSi silou.
Zastcveni klerikalnich $tva-
vych listu ma Slovensku. Mi
INSTR plnou moci pro Sloven-
sko zastavil ma neurtitou dobu
periodicky casopis "Krest an
sky Socialista' vydavany y
Nitre, a "Szepesi Lapok", w
ddvany We SpiSsk6 Move Vsi.
Oba citovane listv byly VIDA
vany V duchu nepfatelskem ce-
slloslovenskemu statu a primo
vyzyvaly k odporu prot naSim
zakon6m.
President Masaryk na Mo-
ravu. V Olomouci konaii Sc
jiz pTipravy k uvitani pana
presidenta MaSaryka, jenz do
Olomouce prijede po dvouden
MIN pobytu V Bne. Navst6va
pane presidentova V Olomouci
stane Sc velkolepou narodni
manifestaci ce.e Hane. Brno
navStivi pan president We.
dnech TO. zari.
Vrazda ma poll. V t6chto|
dnech noel byl zabit pfi hid
ce ma poll stfelhou ranou do
hlavy 19lety SYN rolnikdy Fr.
Tenta We Vendoli II Svitav ne
znamym pachatelem, jeiz asi
pristihl phi polnfm pychu a 81
nimz mu bylo svesti tuhg boj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-17
RUNE ZPRAVY.
Dar S. pssiho pluku panu

presidentovi. V sobotu 20.
srpna t. r. dopoledne dostavi-
la Sc k panu presidentovi re-
publiky ma Lany deputace ce-
skoslovenskeho 5. pesiho plu-
ku t. G. Masaryka, We ktere
byli velitel pluku podplukov-
mix Luza, nadporutik Janeeek,
desatnik Sturdfk, voiaci Setni-
tka a Leno. Deputace prinesla
lpanu presidentovi uplnou uni
lformu legionarskou a poprosila
iej, aby il laskave pfijal jako
darek a pamatku cd pluku,
ktery nese jeho jmeno. Pan
president pot6Sen pTijal tuto
lpozornost a slibil, ze co nej-
drive uskutetnf svGj dmysl ma
Ivstiyiti pluk V jeho prazskych
ubikacfch, V temz mu bylo
zabran6no jenom prestalou
chorobou. Pan president po-
zval pax deputaci k obedu.
| pTi kterem nj opetovne roz-
mlouval a fterAz tesla Sc take
Ivlidne pozornosti ostatnfch no
sta pane presidentovych.
Z pohfbu krale Petra |. Ze-
ISnuleho krale-Osvoboditele
doprovodih ma posledni ceste
zastupci ze vsech kraj1 S.H.S.
V prdvodu byli knezi pravo-
slavni, katolitti, evangelicti,
lmohamedanSti a zidovsti,
IvSech bylo ma $50. Cirkevni OBJ
Irady vykonal patriarcha Di-
Imitrije. Pozornost budih take
bosensti povstalci, poctem Al.
BosenSti junaci vykracovali 81
jiste a sebevedome. Byli V kra
lsnych narodnich krojich, ko-
lem paSu nell zbran ma zna-
meni, re bojovali "a svobodu
Bosny. Y prdvodu byl tez kra-
luy krasny kun, smuteGne IL
strojeny. Kral no mel cd sve
korunovace L. 1904. Vedli no
diva ddstojnici od gen. stabu.
Ma sedmi automopilech byly
nalozeny pfetetn6 vence, t6z
teskoslovensk6. Krasny byl
zvlaSt6 v6nec, ktery v6noval
Jihoslovansky Sokolsky Svaz
svemu prvnimu Sokolu. Vence
|byly tax roZlozeny, ze tvorily
bud kriz, nebo kormu '
iednom voZe zatatetni pisne-
nu P. Automobily byly V stat
mich barvach. V prvnim voze
drzel ddstojnik maly, pfekras-
ny venec, jejz darovala sara
ievska obec svemu osvobodite-
Ii. Krasny byl tez venec m6sta
Skoplie, byl 2 tisteho stTibra.
Tfi generalove nesli kralovske
cdznaky, zezlo, korunu ia
blko, jeden dlstojnik gardist-
sky kralovskou savli. Krasna,
dubova rakev, zaobalena V stat
MIN praporu, spotivala ma la
fete re solunske fronty. Lafe-
Ia byla We vSech bojich, Po
pohfbu dana do Mar. musea
belehradsk6ho. Kolem rakve
Sli sokolove, t6z Gesti. Ia lafe- !
tou ubirala Sc kralovska rodi-
ma. Vfelou dcast budila knee
ma Helena, dcera kralova. Ma
nadrazi rozloutili Sc dojemne
bosenSti povstalci kralem. !,
Sediyi starci pfistoupili k rak-
Vi a poklekli. Stafec 70-lety
polibil savli ko-
runun. Po cele ceste stala test-
ma straz.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-17
ZANET SLEPEHO STREVA.

a
DR.. G.. Harter. vidensky od-
bornik. Y nedavn6m tlanku o
appendicitis cili zan6tu one ca
sti strev. jez Sc nazyva appen-
dix. cili slepe strevo, pravi :
"Modernf zivotosprava zpdso-
buie slabosti stfevni. timz "a
vdava pfi6inu k zanetdm sle-
peho stfeva, zvlast6 pax zivot
m6stsky podporuie nesprav-
nou stolici a proto pozoruieme
v poslednich desetiletich stale
stoupaiici po6et techto one
mocn6ni. Kdo Sc chce uchrani-
ii teto nemoci, musf dbati roz-
umne zivotospravy a spraynt
tinnosti stfevni.' 'Trinerovo
Hofk6 Vino Jest neilep$im l6-
KEN k udr7eni fadne stolice a
2aehovani 2aludku dobr6m
staVn. Komu zalezi ma tom, a.
by byl zdrav, ma vzdy miti Tri
nerovo Horke Vino po ruce.
Ct6te, co piSe kraian pan Ka-
rel Cerny, Vine St. Milwau-
k"e. Wis, dne IA. srpna 1921:
"Jsem 65 rokd star, ale kazd1I
Sc diVi. jak ma ia l6ta dobre
vyhli4im. RikAm. Uziveite TriI
nerovo Hofk6 VINO jake ia a
Sc divit!" Vas lekar
nix neb dodavatel lek6 lie ted
dobfe zasoben vsemi Trinero-
vymi leky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-17
PRODA Sc bungalow nf

PRODA Sc bungalow ma
Harrington Ave, blize vych.
13l. ul. Elektrika, plyn, fernes,
lot ie 40 phi $50 str. Majetnik
jdc pa farmusa a proto da tento
krasny majetek pouze ia
$4,000. BlizSi sdeli JOS. Nile
kovsky u Atlas Finance Co,
5458 Broadway. 9-17
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-17
Bf Jedlitka-Brodsky
DETI A BIOGRAF.

! II NoC1h pACQStdNeulCHy Ne-
DO aspoA t6m6f phi vsech, je
dole u pokladny vyvesena ta-
bulka: Mladezi do 16 let
vstup ma tento program nedo-
volen.
Ale phi t6chto programech
jnaleznete vSude deti. Ne mno-
no, ale pfece. V prve rade, $
nosem az Il platna.
DCstanou Sc tam vetsinou
podloudne, ponevadz personal
kin VI, ze jich tam poustet ne
ma.
TAX ku pikladu Venca Ji-
rovcd, ktery je mostly, stihly
jako jedle a hodn6 vy6ouhly
ma svych ctrnact rok1, lehce
uhaji prayo dostati Sc do bia.
"Kolik je YAM rok1," pta Sc
Islecna pokladni prohlizejic 81
jeho d6tsky naivni tvar.
"Sestnact" rekne suse Jiro-
vec - a dostava listek krati
vit6zne do bia.
Kdyz Sc no pax pta biletaf
kolik mu je, fekne kurazn6 :
"Sedmnact." Proc by 81 nepfi-
dal?
"a to jeho kamarad Borisek,
at je opravdu jiz Sestnact, aby
nosil s sebou kfestni list. kaz-
dJ mysli, re mu dosud neni
ttrnact. Je 0 celou hlavu men,
81 nez Jirovec.
Jindy sami rodite privad6ii
81 mal6ho Bohouska s sebou.
"Kolik pax je tomu chlapec
kovi let?" pta Sc fnvalida Y po-
kladne.
Pon6vadz nerozumna mamin
ka jiz Vi, kam otazka biie, od-
povida: "Ale ten tomu jeSte
nerozumi. Ten Sc iest6 nezka-
I'll"
Ostatne, kan pry by Bo-
houSka dala, samotna iej do
ma plY nechat nem6ze. Patr-
ne We sv6 naivnosti zapomfna,
ze il panbGh medal Bohouska
pro biograf, ale proto, ably no
vychovavala rozumn6, tedy do
ma a ne V biografu.
Proti tomu Ferda Sustr6,
ktery jde rovn6z do biografu,
ac tam nepatfi, nal6za We sv6
mamince takov6ho obhaice:
81 ien ho nechte, ten Sc iestd|
nezkazi!"
P6kn6 to vysved6eni pro
pro syna.
Rano potom, kdyz pozd6
Ferda6ek protira 81 ospal6 oti,
vysvetluie mamince: Mani,
mn6 Sc zdalo, re jsem zabilI
pana domaciho, a zel
isem ho hodil kufru do VI
tavy."
Starostliva maminka Sc kfi-
zuje a divf: "Kde Sc to V tom
chlapci vzalo?" a hned sama
sebe ut6si: "To delajf ii ka-
maradi We skole." A s 1sud-
KEN je hotova.
Pred bio "Sibff' sesel Sc
1vanactilety Jarka Hovork1 3
lesetiletFm Vlad'ou Haiku. /
'Do kter6ho jdes?" odkry-
"a ka1ty Vlad'a.
"Ty jsi hloupej! Pfecti ST.
en- napis a nechod' tam. To
tic neni. Jdi jinam. Tady ie to
oro d6ti," vyklada ddlezit9
Tarka.
A meme zkuseny Vlad'a sla-
oikuje: Tento program je mia
lezi pfistupen.
Vlad'a Sc zamysli, pax Sc
nu rozbreskneI a - odchazi
imam. Tam je pfistup mia
Iezi zakazan. Proto tam jde.
1sak Sc tam jiz nejak dosta-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-17
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|0F MUSIC AND NOVELTY

One of the prettiest and most elabo-
rate scenic novelties ever presented in
vaudeville Is NJ. Teuber's act, which
opens the vaudeville bill. 1t is a flu
turistic color display called The Edge
of the World" in which Mile. La Lucy
Is featured as the spirit of color. Col
ors which seem alive form in fantastic
and beautiful designs on a screen, be-
fore which Miss La Lucy poses and
dances.
Lester and Moore offer a nonsensi-
cal skit in which they do some clever
eccentric dancing and sing comedy
songs.
Garry Owen is another nut come
dian who succeeds in convulsing the
house with unrestrained mirth with his
comedy patter and songs. He is assist
ed by Monty Bloom az the piano.
Stone aud Manning, the Icl Roy sis
tors, Grace Moy and Grace chester Of
fer a pretty musical comedy skit and
dancing act called the Tale of Three
Cities.''
Amoros and .\A,ette d. a lot of
humorous nonsense billed as Mon
Chapeau." They wear funny costumes
and dispense a great deal of grotesque
buffoonery.
The Royal Pekin troupe presents
marvellous exhibition W Chinese magic.
juggling and gymnastics in an elabo-
rate setting.