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New-York tribune., 1922-02-11

hfth street station. A large number Of
tac fake pasteboards wcrc found on
the prisoner, the police said.
Paid $50 For Two Fake Tickets
Joseph Young, who described himself
as q picture operator, complained to a
policeman during the fight that he had
been swlndlcd out Of $50 by ticket
spccu,ator who sold him what appea red
% be three perfectly good $3.50 tickets.
Young said the speculstor told him he
rad already refused 500 for the tickets
but tho police were getting gay" and
he wanted to close out.
Young said when he presented tho
tickets at the door his attention was
hand corner of each. The date was
February &. 1921, and the tickets had
been issued for the meeting Of Leonard
and Kansas on that date. A detective
was assigned to accompany Young in
search OF the man who had swindled
him.
Ten minutes after Young's complaint
John Smith, shipping clerk, told the
patrolman be had bought $3.50 ticket
from speculator at Twenty sixth
Street and Madison Avenue, agreeing
to pay s25 and rendering his three SO
bills Smith said the man handed him
DHCk 20 bt' IN CNHnEc. re i6lCr ais
covered this to be counte rfeit. On pre-
senting the ticket he was told by a
Garden ticket chopper he came about
221th in order OF succession as a fake
ticket holder.
Dissatisfaction was not confined to
purchasers OF "phoncy" pasteboards.
Hundreds complained that they held
legitimate tickets, but were barred by
hremcn and police from entering the
arena when it was asserted capacity
had been cxcccddc. There were no
more than 200 ticket holders in one
excited gathering who said they had
been excluded at a time when persons
holding no tickets were allowed to
crowd their way past doorkec pers.
After the fight there was raucous de-
n1and for the return Of their money by
those who had been barred by firc
limitations.
John + Boynton, representing Tex
Rickard and Benjamin Stringer, super
intenden. for the Martin Brown Com
pany which printed the fight tickets,
aidcd police Of the West Thirty-tifth
Street station in identifying forgcrics.
Frederick SiegcI, twensy-six years
old, of 201 West Fcrty-eighth Street.
was arrested, charged with illegal
speculation after be had offered to sell
Detective James Meehan three $3.50
tickets to the Leonard Kansas fight
for S}S
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Et-Deiect;ve Demanded
Cash, Fired, Says Witness
Comradc Of Slain Man
Tells of Call far Money
1ffer Sci5urc of LinL1,r

Joseph Pallazola, Of 32A East Four
tcenth Street, testified Yesterday at Nv,
trial Of Jeremiah Haggcrty. forms,, ;,
member of the Bronx Detective Ru-
leau, that Haggerty had demanded
$500 from Joseph Lozzaro, with whose
murder he is charged, before he shot
him. HaGgerty is on trial in the Bronx
County Court
PalIazola was with Lozzaro AuSu st
~ i92l. the right he was shot. lie
identified Haggerty as man who
called them down from the elevated
statlon at Gun Hill Road and asked
failazola what was in the package ho
was carrying. The package was can
OF vine ~"A -
Haeserty took the can, Pallazo'a
said and informed them thew were IN.
der arrest. He took them almost to
the Bronx Park police station, the w.t.
ness said, and then drew his revolver
ana asked Lozzaro how much money he
had Lozzaro. said the witness, rcplied
that he had only s5
There was a dispute, said PallazoIa.
the detective insisting that he must.
have $500, and at last Hagrertv Jcve
elled his revolver and fired. pailazo]a
said that his friend did not fall at
once, but started to walk away. The
detective. he said, turned to walk in
the opposite direction, but turned to
ask again how much money Lozzaro
had.
Lozzaro's answer, Pallazola said. was
tac same as befose, and Haggerty said
it was not enough.
detective Frank Bonnano, who ar
rested Aaggerty August 20, testified
mat ne told his prisoner he was sorry
for him, and Haggerty replied thst +
he really wanted to help him he ouebt
to let him have talk with Lozza1ro
Inc case was adjourned until Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
New Arrests Soon
In Tex Rickard
Case Predicted
Evidence Expect
cd to Widen Grand Jury
Inquiry: Podd's Bail Is
Increased to $25, 900

New arrests in the Investigation by
the District Attorneys Office of charges
against Tex Richard, fight promoter,
were declared imminent last night by
Assistant District Attorney Pccora. 1t
was said evidence obtained during the
preceding twenty-four hours probably
would result in widening the grand
jury inquiry materially.
The Assistant District Attorney
moved quickly in the case of Natha n
Fodd, former prizehgh ter, arrested with
thirteen-y year-oId Nellie Gasko and ar
raiened before Justice Wasservogel
Yesterday on a charge Of bribery On
Podd's appearance to answer this
charge it vas dismissed. He was at
once rearrested and arraigncd on kid
mapping charge Justice asservogcl
increased the bail to $4,000, which
Fodd was unatie to provide. He was
sent to the I ombs.
James Murray, counsel for Podd,
protested that the bail was excessive
He declared his client would not leave
the courts jurisdiction and argued that
Nellie Gasko had not been removed by
force. She left. he declared, with the
consent Of her parents. Podd had re-
turned to New York voluntarily and
would appear in court when called.
Mr.. Fecora, in asking that heavy bail
be imposed. said be was certain other
indictments would be found in connec-
ton with the Rickard case, and that
Nellie Gasko is not the only girl wit
ness Podd is accused of having Sc
cfcted. When Mr.. Murray asked an
explanation Mr.. Pecora replied that
explanation was for the court
Martin Gasko, father of Nellie, was
the first witness called by the grand
Jury. While Gasko was testifying his
daughter and her friend, Sarah Schoen-
field, fifteen years DID, OF s. Goerck
Street, both of whom charge Rickard
with olfenses sat in the process
servers Office Of the District Attorney.
They were reading children's books as
they awaited call. The books had been
provided by representative Of the
Children's Society.
Other witnesses called were DR..
George J. Olsson, Of 1913 East Thirty
fourth Street, owner Of the Wanpinger
Falls farm where Nellie Gasko was
found; Herman Voch. janitor Of the
Forty seventh Street house in which
the criminal acts alleged against Rick
ard are said to have been committed: ::
Vincent Pizzaro. superintendent of the
Children's Society, and two agents.
Curran and Tobn, OF the society. The
grand jury viii resume hearing of
witnesses Wednesday,
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MabeINo,'1aaan<l
Is Questioned il,
Taylor Murder
fContinurd from psgs ons,

tat mixer on the table this time, no
glasses OF orange juice md gin
oolwlnc left his chauffeur. went
out, leaving the door open, walked To
tho curb where the Normnnd car had
been parked and then returned
This visit to the house aud rc-enact-
fncnt OF all known details, even to the
slightest, took considerable time
The disappearance or drug sclo r
has given the District Attorney and
the police q new cew. He knew Taylor
vol. and though Tnylor had not the
reputation Of q drug user, il is said
This mysterious pcddlcr had much
business with him. Perhaps Taylor
heroin or ether for some OF the women
who could not obtain it for Themselves,
IL one theory. Perhaps the peddler
could give some information as to this
Perhaps be knows about the murder.
Drug PeddIcr Knew Taylor
Drug pcddlcrs continually behind
tho scenes in the lives Of picture plaN =
crs become confidants and boon COM
panlons Of their victims, can tell many
things that in this case would help
in the search for the murderer. The
man in question is said to have bcen
missed about the time Taylor's body
IVES discovered.
Search also is being made for a
safety deposit box, in the belief that
II holds important papers, stock and
bonds, secrets Of the Love cuit,' Of
ncurotic mon, IA well perhaps, NAY be
letters from other women rhorc ramee
have not yet entered the case. Friends
nf Taylor say ne had safety deposit t
boz 'drWn town soincwhcrc'
Public Administrator Bryson IS IN
sercsted in locating this box, If i.
exists Hc also is interested in thc
report that Taylor was about 70 pur~
chase 5000 600 worth Of diam onds from
local jewelcr mt about the time Of
his death.
1t is known that the film director
drew $500 from his bank on the day
before his death, and that he rc-
deposited it on the following day. 1t
is possible, the police say that he
intended to apply this sum as part
payment on the diamonds They de-
clare That a film actress vent into the
jewelers. store that day to look at the
diamonds. and they say the Jewels
were not purchased. Perhaps The
actress did not think them fine enough,
it is said
The police regard it as queer that
Iayior should take SO much money
out Of the bank when he could more
easily have written check The
answer, they believe. is blackmailers do
not take checks. They demand cur
rency. Payment on checks may be
stopped
The police arc not looking for Wal
ter n. Underwood, alias ". S. Maddox,
under arrest in Topeka in connection
with this case. lie is wanted on q
charge Of embczzlng $1,000, but to
say that he is Sands, the missing sec
rotary, the police assert. is silly"
Wooiwne continued with his ouiz
into the night, summoning everybody
mentioned in the case, preparing to
question big picture producers, direc-
tors, actors and actresses
1t became known to-day that Miss
Mary Miles Minter, a film actress. bnd
been lnterrogated last Tuesday by Dis
trict Attorney Woolwnc. The inter-
rogation was conducted secretly while
Taylor's funeral was in progress. The
District Attorney said Miss Minter had
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Fire Ties Up Fifth Avenue
Employees Burned Fighting l2th
Floor Blaze at Nn 366

Fire in q roo2 on the twelfth floor
OF the Ackcr, Nerrall e. Condit Build :
ing, 366 Fifth Avenue. yesterday after
noon tied up traffic in Che avenue more
$4,000 loss to the Inlaid Celluloid
Company, occupants of the floor. The
fire did not extent beyond showrooms
Of the cclluloid concern.
Ross Metzger, of 40S West Fifty
seventh Street, an employee of the
company, aided by several persons on
the twelfth floor when the outbreak
occurred, fought it with the buildings
fire apparatus and succeeded in con-
trolling the flames before fire an
paratus arrived MctZger vas burned
about the hands and face. He was at
tended by Or. Safio, of New York Hos
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Billiard Ball
Bar'rasse Laid to
Peevish Police
Ono Pasrolnsan Accused Of
Using Cue Hall Pronric-
tor as a Target While
Other Held Helpless Man
Missiles Wrecked Place
Detective Reprimandcd for
Blackjncking Citizen Who
Tried TO Sell Fight Ticket

Dominick Jocavno. who accuse d
Patrolmcn William Rcegan and John
Ncuweilcr, of the West Forty seventh
Street police station, of wrccking his
billiard room a. 44o West Forty-sixth
Street, January 25. testified about tho
visit Of the two patrolmen yestc crdav in
West Side police court, where tho hear
ing in their case was continued.
He said thst Rcegan had his revolver
in his hand when he entered and told
Jocavlno that his life wasn't worth y
dime. Rcegan followed this remark
with blow, Jocavno said, and then
both Reagan and Ncuweiler began to
snatch up billiard balls and throw
them.
Some Of the balls, said Jocavino. thcv
threw at group Of about a dozen men
who were standing around the stov 9
and some they threw at him. Reccar
held him, he said. while N.uv ciicr took
seven or eight shot at him With billiard
balls some Of which went through the
window
Many Lights Broken
Inc policemen broke several s..,I;ard
cues, Jocavno said, and broke alJ tho
i'Ehts III the place except ono. On
cross-examination he admitted with
"ome reluctance that Que Of his sons
wa was serving his second term in Sing
o'nE, having been sentenced To tweo+T
years for robbery Through otber VII,
nesses it was brought ont that hc h,d
ahother son in prison also.
Vn DISCRIMINATION Jocaviro ac-
khowiedged that several Of his friends
mao poiice records and said that thu
poi'cc visited his place frequently in
quiring for them. ~
MS account Of the visit Of Ncuwcjlcr
and Reagan January 25 was corrobo.
rated IN it's essential points by Willion,
1recco, Of 5i6 West Forty third Stroct
an" JOAN Cavaliero, OF $50 Fleventb h
NVc"H". Astoria. Queens The hcarine
WAS S"ioI7Ncd to February %
detective Gets Reprinpnc
Mas'strste Sweetser, in ":,ykvil!c
Court, yesterday reprimanded Dctcct;ve
yohn T Drake, Of the First Insnecf;or,
Ulsfr'ct. for having hit Isadore Bcebc
IInlrty Years old, Of 331 Siytv-cjchtb
Hlrces; over the head with a blackincj,
.ast inursday night. Beebe is ALLEGED
70 nave offered the detective ticict
1or inc hght IN Madison Square Garden
" ," ~ ,ce ABOVE inc regular rates
IN dlsm1ss'ng the charge against
nesos, magistrate Swctser said to
the detective: Il think YOU exceeded
your duty. You are one Of those or
GERS who take the law into their own
hands and who arc too hasty with their
DlacklacAs If | were the defendant
would bring the matter 20 the attcn-
ton OF the Police Commissioner"
becos denied that he offered = ticket
LOT % sale at more than it's regular worth.
illnesses corroboratcd him.
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no. divoigcd anything that threw any
'jnht on the murder Of The picture di-
r,,rt n
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ssary,onc 10 Wed Heircss

Joseph Michael Schvnrz, barytoue
with the Chicago Opera Company, and
Mrs. Clara Sieicken. widow Of Herman
Sielcken, Of the firm Of Crossman e.
S,e!ckcn. coffee merchants, obtained
marriage license yesterday at tho
Municipal Building.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11

Mr.. schvar1 IS forty -
:ordlng TO the license a.
~ ;D'1s 1So7 re"o, o. he s-c1arrieAisshsi
>" ,";I a.J 20 mrs. Hanna Radon Avil&6s
~ neg n o,vorce in the follogtho S6.
KS; a, Sielcken was married in\ySi
Aoo'ph "endroth in Bremen 4
a d!y'1ee in 1911 and was -nsyG ~ o.IxSl
ye'ys ,o,7 later t" Mr.. Siclckeay WIZ e
her marriage TO Mr.. scbv. Y
.aSe AK. place to-day at her home -
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Secretary Hughes and Wife
10 Sail for Bermuda To-f}a,

Charles Evans Hughes, Secretary Of
State. accompanied by Mrs. HUGHES.
viii sail for Bermuda to-day on the
Araguaya. OF the Royal Mail Steam
Packet Company.
The Araguaya is making Quick
turn-around. She arrived yesterday
IRON Bermuda and will sail at ii q. m.
to-day with large number of passer-
gers.
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plane doprovazena byla Elsie
Shefferlovou a Mildred Hum
lovou.
Mezi nejlepsi cisla mozno
zaraditi dvoihlasy zpev clenek
Omladiny j. A. Komensky {.
8. Zap6ly p6kne pisen teskon
a veselou slovackou "Ci jsou
kone", kterouz musely epako-
vati. Pi. Venclova prednesla
deklamaci "Cim bych 81 pfala
byti" a pi. F. Brezinova roz-
marny kuplet "Stara Panna'.
Zaverem odpoledniho pro-
gramu bylo pfedvedeni jedno-
aktove frasky "Rozpustile hol-
ky We skole", v ktere pdsobily
tlenky ruznych sborG, iako:
Baronka Krutipirkova, pl. Tre-
fna: Metlicka, ridici ucitel, pi.
NJ. Vencl; Naninka, jeho dee
ra, pf. A. Wunsh; Beranek,pod
ucitel, pi. B. Drabek, PAM Ri
bizu. chot' hospodaf. rady, pi.
f. Cermak; Pan RozmaZal, p-
saf, pi. Pesek; Fricinek, jeho
syn, pi. O. Stag: Pavlinka Ri
bizova, dcera pi. Ribizove, pi.
A. PeSek: Fanda Hubata, dee
"a vratneho, pf. ]. Sediva; BIZ
biana Vokurkova, dcera zamec
keho zahradnika, pi. F. Bfezi-
ma; Lizinka Bimbalova, dcera
spravcova,, 81. O. Vopenka
Tonca Panadlova, dcera poles
lneho, pi. X. Benfsek; Rezinka
Vsudybylova, dcera safafe, pi.
A. Junger.
Tanecnim vinkem, pfi kite,
rem ucinkovala sokolska hud-
ba, bylo vitanf Noveho Roku
zakonceno. Zabava byla prv-
]nim podnikem sveho druhll
spojenych damskych sboru Y
Mt. Pleasant a neni pochyby,
re myslenka Sc ujme a re kaz-
doro6ne podobna druzna slav-
most bude poradana.
Ma sobotu %. ledna chysta
Sc velky maskarni piles, ku KITE
remu Sc konaji jiz dnes velko-
lepe pfipravy.
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CLEVELANDSKE ZIDOV-
STVO VITA VUDCE
SIONISTU.

Pfedseda vykonneho vyboru
svetoveho sionistickeho hnuti,
DIR. Nahum Sokolcv z Londyna
referoval Ma vcerejsi hromad-
ne schulz V Zednafske SIM ma
Euclid ave. zastupcum zdej-
Sich zid6 postupu praci, SINE
rujicich, aby Palestyna vrace-
ma byla opetne puvodnim dr.
zitelum a stala Sc neodvislym
staten jake byla kdysi v do
bach biblickych. Prednasku
predchazel banket, ku kteremu
Sc ami vsichni pfihlaseni hoste
nedostali.
Sokolov pfiiel celou druzi-
nou do Clevelandu vcera a BY
uvitan vyborem svych souv6r-
CT.
Die podanych Zprav, sebrall
iiz Israelite celeho sveta as
S4,000.000 ma propagacni re.
konstrukcni prace. Eide y
Americe pfispeli az dosud jed
MIN milionem. Organisace ho
dla vyslati do Palestyny 25.00C
pionyra, pro ktere jiz byly "a
koupeny pozemky, vypracova
ny plany ma uncle zavodnova
! nj i ma zalozeni elektraren
Host odporucoval zejmena a
merickym zidum stehovani dc
puvodni vlasti a podarilo 81
lmu Ziskati zde ma $4,000 do
brovolnych pfispevka. Jak,
kazde podobne hnuti, ma ST
onism We vlastnich radach 0
|posici, ktera Sc opira hlavne ,
ltvrzeni, re zide dnesni sc vSu
de, kde jsou usazeni prizpGso
bill obyvatelstvu, tax re by by
j Ii vlastne v zemi, kterou jejicl
pfedci pred 1900 roxy opustili
cizinci.
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NOVOROCNf SLAVNOST
DAMSKYCH SBORU v
MT. PLEASANT.

V spolkove sini J. A. Komen
sky ma vych. 131. III. konana
byla vcera odpoledne i vecer
zdafila slavnost, kterou spoie-
ne tamejsi damske sbory vita
" prichod Noveho Roku. Ma
vsteva ale nebyla nikterak u
spokoiuiici jest opravdu k
'politovani, re snaha poradatel-
skeho vyboru nebyla poctena
lcasti daleko vetsi, iak toho
pekny program zasluhoval.
PAM F. Saidlova kratkym
proslovem uvitala dostavivsi Sc
clenky i hosty a pranim mno-
ha. zdaru v novem nastavaji-
cim obdobi ohlasila prvni cislc
programu, tanecni cislo male
baleriny Laverne Humlove, jes
opakovala vsechna roztomili
cisla, provedena pred tydnen
ma slavnosti V. V. J. G.. d. NJ
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FfEDNAsKA o CEskOSLO.
VENSKU.

ia pekne navstevy konana
byla vcera veter pfednaska Q
Ceskoslovensku v Presbyterian
kostele ma 46. ul. a Woodland
Ave, kde pisobi znamy mas
priznivec, Rev. DIR. Joel B. Hay
den. Pfednasku vlastnf pfedcha
zely obvykle vecerni pobozno-
sti, byly zapeny hymny pozo-
ruhodnou zaiimavosti bylo pre-
Gteni. Rev. Haydenem, dopisu,
ktery Jam Hus napsal 20. cerv-
ma 1415, tedy nekolik dni pred
svoji smrti, We vezeni v Kostni
ci adresoval lidu ceskemu.
Po te Rev. Hayden oznamil, ze
pristi nedeli v tomtez kostele
bude mluviti p. J. F. Smetan-
ks, ceskoslovensky konsul v
Chicagu 0 "Nabozenskych a
socialnich problemech Cesko-
slovenske Republiky". Jinou
zaiimavosti bylo. ze shromazde
nj zapelo 'Kde domov mdj" V
anglicine a mimo to zazpiva-
10 nekolik pisni ceske kvarte-
to. iez vystoupilo tez pfi minu-
| lych pfednaskach p. Vlcko-
Ivych. Die programu mel pro-
| mluviti rovnez ceskoslovenskJ
konsul zdejsi, DIR. Rartosovsky
ale tvz nasledkem churavosti
lnemohl sc dostaviti.
Pan F. j. Week, pfedstaver
| byl rev. Haydeneb, pravil, II
pfedvadenim svych obrazkG
znazornujicich krasy Czech
Moravy a Slovenska, nema Il
myslu povzbuzovati vystehova
lectvi naseho lidu zpet do Via
| sti, ktera jest vice nez dosta
tecne zalidnena. Jeho ucelen
jest vzbuditi zajem Ceskoslo
vensko v teto zemi a vlastn
| krajany v duchu uvesti Zpet dt
mist, kde ztravili svoje d6tstvl
neb cast dospeleho veku. Jal
drive iiz nell jsme pfilezitos
poznamenati, obrazky p. Vic
kovy jsou opravdu krasne, Who
dne volene a pekne provedene
! a tudiz i vcera testify Sc zivt
pozornosti cetneho obecenstva
Cast obrazkG byla pohybli
vych, nektere predstavovaly
zivot ma venkove, jine V Pra
re a jinych vetsfch mestech
Program skoncen byl 9,:2(
zapenim "Kde domov mnj" q
america. Ackoli obecenstvt
vetsinou tvorili nasi ,krajane
pfece pritomno bylo neco Anne
ricanG neb prislusnikn jinycf
narodnosti.
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POLlCEJNf KAf1TANI Ma
KARPETE.
BezpeGnostni organy musi "a
krocovati vetsi bez-
ohlednosti.

Policeini nacelnik ]. Graul
povolal k sobe vcera dopoledne
vsechny policejnf kapitany a
kladl Jim ma srdce, ably ve-
skerou energii potfrali zlotin-
&c, femeslne nefesti prodej
lihovych napoiG. Kapitani ma
j pax Ease vse, co slyseli, thu
moeiti podfizenemu muzstvu.
Zejmena pfisne bude V policej
Mich fadach stihano kazde "a
mhurovani oGi, pfipadna pro-
tekce aneb pouha vlaznost
pri vykonavanf policajtskych
povinnostf.
Die noveho nafizenf ma mi
ii kazdy kapitan planek pre-
cinktu a ma tomto 81 ma spen-
dlikem oznaciti sidla rGznycl
nefesti neb mfsta, kde Sc pase
naco nedovolen6ho. Vsem ma.
jitel6m "tajnych" heren il
nych doupat hTichG bylo zasla
no ultimatum, ably sc co nejdri
We odklidili. Ma to hyti odpo
v6di ma roZsirovanou pov6st
re Ia mayra Kohlera podob
nym zivnostim Zde nastano,
"zlate easy.
Sc zvysenou prisnosti hodl;
nastupovati policie proti ku
lecnikovym mistnostem a ne
hodla nikterak cekati, az b,
tyto k zakrocenf zavdaly pfi
ciny a zajmena bude zostfel
doZor ma vSechny, ponekud po
dezrele osoby a take ma fidic,
taxicabG, ktefi Sc prav6 netes
nejlepsi povesti.
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BOBECEK z MINISTERSTVA

Satyrycka veselohra, ktera
ma i podtitul "neni mad pro-
tekci'', vcera V c. N. Sini ma
Broadway sehrana vykonala
u mas svoje poslanl nemalo
obecenstvo pobavila, ac stavba
kusu nikterak nevynika origi-
nelnim napady. Ale bavi a by
la take vtera dobre hrana
dobfe fizena, tax re vse klapa-
10. Cetne shromazdene publ
kun nevychazelo re smichu a
m6lo take skutecn6 priciny ce-
mu Sc smati, nebot' jednotlive
figurky byly jako vystrihnuty
z vSednosti obecneho zivota.
Titulnf uloha Bobecka hrana
byla novou ochotnici pi. A. Ma
likovou, ktere sbor 'VCelka'
ziskal silu skutecne dobrou, v
jeji uloZe neomezuje Sc ma pou
he suche odfikavani ulohy, jak
Eel. jsme casio svedky, ale sna-
lila sc V roll vdechnouti zivot.
Take pi. Andelova byla vybor-
ma raZne Konstancii a po-
dobne vyborne vypravil natvr-
dleho obecniho ouradu 2 Ma
koklasu p. +. Novovorsky. Ia
ke ostatni ucinkuiici Sc snazili
zilstati V ramci hry. Byli to :
Florian Lebeda, portyh V mini
sterstvu, p. Jaro KubaSta; Bo-
ga. jejich dcera, 81. Marie Vel
cova: Eva Hubackoya, sestra
Konstancie, pi. Cilie ,Jirsova
Ministr, p. Ferd. Jirsa; MatyaS
Cudlik, ministersky rada, Ce.
mex Kotmel; Doskocil, Official
v ministerstvu p. Jan Talas
Pavel Tichacek, oficiant mi.
nlsterstvu, p. l.. Krizek, Kvas,
nlcka, sluha v ministerstvu. p
Fred. Fiala.
O p6knou souhru mali zaslu.
I'm p. +. Karnos, jako riditel 3
p. Ant. Strachota, lemuz pri
padla rezie dosti tezkeho kou
sku. Hudbu v meziakti pr
poZdejsl tanecnl zabave obsta
rala kapela Ceskych Hudebni
ku. Pri pristi predstaveni Wy
brano bylo effektni drama 10
sefa Lukavskeho "Slunce".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-09
"PANl MARJANkA, MATKA
PLUKU."

Sehranim teto znam6 Tylovy
cinohry zavdecil Sc svym pri-
znivcnm Dram. Odbor Velkolo-
ze Jednoty Taborita vcera ve-
Ger SIM Sokola Cleveland ma
Quincy Ave. Bylo n6co sedadel.
prazdnych, nicmene vsak ucin-
kujlci hrali chuti, jako ''pfi
vyprodanem dome" a casty po-
tlesk svedGil tom, re hra Sc o.
becenstvu libila. Titulni uloha
byla Y rukou pi. Amy Svehlo-
We, jez podala il hlubokym
pochopenim a totez plati hla-
Uni uloze muzske, sikovatefi Sc
kackovi, ktereho zcela po vo-
jensku predstavil br. j. Rou-
eek. Velmi pekne sehral ulohu
Vorlickeho, otce pam Marian
ky, br. F. Cerveny a v dloze je,
jiho syna Vojtecha dobfe Sc u
platnil br. FIR. Nekvasil.. Ze DEF
jinak vazny vyvolal caste W.
buchy veselosti, bylo Zasluhou
Kiliana, synka re statku, ma
padnika Lidusky, ktereho O.
pravdu podaTen6 sehral br. Fr.
Masa. v lasce sve dozil Sc vsak
zklamani, nebot' Liduska (se-
stra M. Prdsova) dcera hospod
skeho Kvasnicky Chr. v. Xii
MAJ, dava prednost svarnemu
desatniku Voitechovi pred XII
lianem, jemuz ami brozna chy-
stana msta sc nepovedla. Ulo-
ha Lidusky byla velmi pekne
sehrana totez plati one no.
spodskeho Kvasnicky. V dloze
Zapolskeho, majitele statku.
vystoupil a vystizne il podal
br. FIR. Domabvl av 1lohach
drobnejsich ucinkovali bratfi
Jednotv TaboritI: FIR. Molzer.
K. MOTHS, X. Pesek. FIR. Kvet,
Otto Pr1sa. X. Kvetensky, S.
Kodet. Divadlo ridil br. FIR. Ha-