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New Britain herald., 1922-02-10
EXPLANATION 0F
 S27,0OO DEFICIT
E. 0. Klbourne Enumerates
 Causes of Extra Expenditures

r. O. Kilbourne. who figured in the deoate at the Dem ocratic club meet ing Wednesday night with P. s. Me- Mahon concerning the deficit of the school board, m statement this morning. said that he was misunder- stood with regard to the matter of the $44,o0o owed by the state to this city. The impression which he wished to convey was that if the money had been paid by the state to the city, 1t would more than make up for the deficit which the school board Is now facing. He was we'll aware of the fact that the money had been in- cluded in the school boards budget and did not make a statement that 1t was not, he said.
 He explained that the reasons for the deficit were many and various and when asked about the matter Wednesday evening, he was unable to give them offhand. One of the chief reasons why the deficit Is so great Is because of the fact that the city finance board, when passing upon the appropriations of the school board, cut their figures down. he said. One item especially mentioned Is the coal estimate. Mir. Kilbourne stated that it is impossible for anyone to estimate correctly the amount of coal that will be used during the year and this item was cut considerably. Then again three new kindereartens which were not included in the budget have been aet up during the year. Another reason is because the present year has been an unusual one for repairs. The board found that they were con- fronted with the task and expense of rel,Ais1ns the entire plumbing system in thr Baritt school Then again wfssN tas Elihu I3urritt was changed Into tie Junior High there was Il cost Of S1.00t attached to it. The item for supplies was also cut down, and the Amount granted has not been sufficient 10 meet the expenditures Another item was $13.000 for tuition yhici, has been carried over from year tS year.
 These with other items which Mir. Kiibourne says he has in mind. show why the school board has run $27,000 behind. He said that the members Of tho board can well explain their reasons why the dcfcit exists and are willing at all times to enIighten the city on the matter.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

AUTO OWNERS-LOOK!.- For a short time only pass touring car top $30 with plate glass In rear. pass. touring top s32.50. Plate glass in rear,
 Roadster tops s15 and up. Call in and sec the material we are giv ing at ahove prices All materials and workmanship guaranteed. All kinds of kinds of body work. J. W. WALSH AUTO TOP & UP
 REGISTERING coz 2o7 ELM ST, NEAR SEYMOUR
 PHONE c6i9.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments md Tcncmcnts
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

foisb toNPElEr in Al shape. Self start CT, deineuntahlo rims, spare tire hood eoter and motor motor, Will sacrifice for Elm St,
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Florists

SAY IT WITH FLOWERS for all occa. sions, wreaths, cut pieces etc, weddings birthdays. funerals. Welch's Flower shop 80 West Main St. Phone.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

AUTOMOBILE PAINT1NCi-Al! work guar anteed ana prices reasonable. Truck bodies made to order. lsadoro Raft::rt, rear S32 Park St. Fhorc 576-l5.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10
A WN ryg VV Radu When nYM E NA mHe Ty Are & D listed There
AUTOMOBILES
AntOs and Trucks For sale Q

DODGE mos. 1916. 5.passenger tourln., car. See this car now. irs bersaia, r \, Bence ls Main St Phone .760 Where good used esis are sold"
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

hENEN sr, lsi--A nye room tenement with all Improvements. Inquire on premises.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

SALESMEN Gan use blree men of char arter carrUstroSs and force to work wit me in New Britain and surrounding ter rtory. To the wight men 1 will offer permanent positions with excellent re muneration, and bright future Phone 510 for appointment. or call to 10 a. m. or 5:SO to t;ao p. no Room l09 Professional building.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10
Footwear and Clothing

BLUE SERGE dress. Never becn worn Size 34. Win sell reasona ble. Address Box 4S Herald Ofice,
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

MAPLE ST. s.--six room tenement with all Improvements. Apply si Maple st.. downstairs.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

HART ST, si-four room tenement. A improvements. Inquire on nrst hoor.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

BOOTS of first quality. Regulation Army hip or knee boots, $2,s5, regular yaluc $500. Army & Navy store. S6 church St
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

FRENCH DRY CLEANING, pressing and repairing. Imported and domestic woolens for ,ncu's clothes. B. Nelson. 5S West Nj in St. Phone sol.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

MEMS CLOTHES Dty cleaned, repaired to look like new High grade mons tailoring our speciality YE LONDON SHOP CALL 5S5-3
 COR. ELM X MAIN SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-28

Marie's misty eyes followed his glance
downward to the curve Of his arm in which
was cuddled a spaniel pup, duff Of white
with black splotches. From between Its
long. silky ears 1t was staring roundly 1T
Marie.
She's q cocker spaniel" Breck explained,
hts voice soft. his expression changeless.
They're affectionate and little trouble"
20" Marie said unsteadily. She was
trying to wink the tears out Of her eyes.
The result was that they hung on her lashes
and she crimsoned with confusion.
Breck looked down at tho foreshortened
view Of wet lashes and quivertng lips, and
the muscles In his cheeks twitched, whether
with desire to smile or from son1e other
emotion 1t would be difficult to tell.
Suppose you sit down and take her IN
your lap" he suggested quietly. She'll
soon make friends with you"
Marie was glad Of the chance to hide her
face. !" It is a most beautiful dog" she said
with greater composure.
this baby's weaned; you can feed her
almost anything now. She'll be amusement
for you."
Marie lifted her wide eyes. you mean
you give her to met"
II you want to-" After keen survey Of tho
park. Breck had backed against the twin
tree. Its trunk hid him from any one who
might be In the park and he could see any
one who might be about the farmhouse or
on the High Road. He looked down at
Marie. I've named her. but perhaps you
won't Ike her name"
Marie's mouth began to curl upward at
the corners. There was circle Of warmth
about her heart II she could make him
smile, she would feel like dancing because Of
joy. :" think guess the name." she said,
eyes laughing.
"Well?"
Miss Angora Lamb"
Marie saw the smile dawn In his eyes, then
creep slowly over his face, as II struggling
with stir muscles. Poor Gibbs! No
guess again.
II think shall call her Dorothy, which
means gift of Cod"
Il called her the Little Detective" His
face had become immobile again.
But why such a name, Iaonsieur?' she
asked puzzled
What do you think the most vicious
crime In the calendar" he demanded ab-
ruptly.
"But, monsieur7 Why. to murder inten-
tionally-or Intentionally to injure helpless
creature"
And next?" he asked in the Same even
way
II think-to steal and lie" Marie felt
chilled for his face was like stone; again she
felt like crying.
There is sin which is like unto it." he
said with even bitterness; to give a child
bad inheritance" He touched her shoulder
Marie Angouleme. go away from here" He
spoke low and yet emphaucally. go back
to Canada Go at once, and forget Kent
House and ever one IN It"
Morsieur-!' In her surprise and dis
tress. Marie stood up. the dog clutched close
Il beg you to co." he said profoundly.
West was right Breck had taken hold on
Marie's imagination and. except to the mere
animal, that is the beginning ef love. Mrs
Dunbarton-Kents stern disapproval Of her
nephew and Vests warning had merely
deepened her sympathy and interest.
It was love and sympathy which had
brought her to them. The urge In her was
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-28

"
too strong to be governed by warnings or
fears. She wanted to see him and talk to
him. She wanted to win him. She wanted
his explanation Of why he was treated as he
was. His plea was q part Of the mystery
which surrounded him. He must explain
But To question him "a. mt e.sx. aha
held the dog closer "Mon.Ieur-whv do
YOU mako of ma .o STRANGE . reonest9,,
.e,
o ~. - 1"ae
her eyes o1iateo. In danger! what 90
you mean!
Twill you please believe me, and got I
can't explain. There are those who do not
mean well by you. There is real trouble in
this family, Marie Angoulene. The storm
will break one Of these days-don't let It
catch you. You walked into It knowing
nothing about it-so, and try to forget U.S."
Marie took her resolution in both hands.
II do not know who could wish mo harm,
yet am not afraid. I do not wish to go, for
have learned to care for-for members Of
your family. I could not forget. I do not
know what this trouble is that distresses
your family. Monsieur, I wish to be honest,
30 do not be hurt with me, because came
today purposely to talk with you. Perhaps
I am wrong. but it has seemed to mo that
this family trouble circles about you. But,
with you-I have felt that you wero un.
happy. Is It not SO, monsieur"
The color surged into Breck's face. He
looked down. but he said nothing.
In her earnestness, Marie put her hand on
his arm. Monsieur, tell me what this
trouble is? Why do they treat you as they
do? I ask not at all from curiosity-indeed
do not-but-but because have such SYM
pathy. Tell me and. II you wish It. VIII
lock it in my heart-no one shall know"
Breck looked down steadily at the ground.
He was silent long time it seemed to
Marie, until the color slowly left his face
and the muscles in his cheeks began to
twitch, as II he were setting his teeth tightly.
He continued to stand with head hung, until
Marie began to feel III: guilty man would
look like that
Then the little spaniel began to squirm;
she was holding it too tightly. Marie drew
back from Breck and put the spaniel down.
Her throat ached; why did he hang his head
like that?
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-28
TIE STORY THUS FAR.


II lsslss smpl0yad By Afs. psAb9son.
ks~s. social l~sdey stsh ss useoms
froa ssaiiao~s. discessys dsers i an az
Of dlasyua sal &ys@d ssssu the kous~
Hold. s4h4eh LseL4dss Mrs Daab9ton
ksnfs ss.o nspA~s4a. Brvek azS Hs,s and
. ni~cs. Bsils- Even Marie Is not held
sbovs saspseion eI being . spy ~ Do
serssvs. Finally. slihoash saiSa1iad 10
he sousbes Br@ek. abs tnds Q friend IN
Waf. Wandering aboIi hs estate. she
frsras n,laalr 10 . spite house" built
BY . mysieyioas Mys. Smiih." and rseos'
nisss hs pisyu - As terrible ",aon'an
U ssblss' 1ho hsd tried 10 sransls hu.
She u sbosa 10 seysam eisn Breek puts
his hand ov~y her mouth and Is tsiIsd By
Au<n coilsx, bird nsphse. uJ.o Is dc
trusted By Hrs. DunIsrfon-kens. Whsn
hayis ssoakea. hra Dunb~son-krn is a.
issdlax her aiwiss- Ons ot Mrs. Dun
baios-KznS's dsis1xsoss vcposb Brcek has
visited Mrs. S1suh and ahs has fed: hs
fris A0,s ahs isd lost hespiiy a gam
bling. Ksss, vspulsad N . proposal Of
m4uiSxs 10 MGriA. nAnes Breck - his
sssel Marie y bs6a~d BY h~ jsilws 70
make friend ef Brock.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-13
NEJNOVEJSf VYMOZENOST,
MOZNOST VYSLECHNOUTI
SCHUZI MESTSKE RADY
BEZDRATNE.

Radni dvacate wardy, ]. d.
Marshall Jest iiste muzem po-
kroku. Hodla podati resoluci,
die ktere by schuze moudrych h
hlav mesta sc staly pristupny-
mi vSem, kdoz mali donna apa-
rat pro bezdratnou telegraph.
Pax byste Sc mohli iednoduSe
ulebediti ma pud6 neb We sklepe
a zbozne poslouchati, kterak
mestska rada Sc stara vase
blaho, nekdy ovSem byste Sc
mohli take pocvititi V nejak6m
tom nadavanl atd.. jak to liz V
takovem shromazdeni byva, a
le take jinde. nejen mas V Gle
velandG. Znalci jiskrovc tele-
fonie pravi, ze podobne zarize-
ri by bylo dosti snadnou veci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-13
PEPINCINA PRVNf LASKA.

Dram. odbor Legionaru
Vcelka" sehral vcera ma jevi-
sti Ceske Narodni Sine ma
Broadway rozmarnou veselo-
hru We 4 jednanich cd X. For
ia ia rIzeni p. f. Karnose a
rezie p. J. Kubasty. Vesele ma
pady hry byly obecenstvem VI
tany srdecnym smichem a pek
ne vykona iednotlivcG odmeno
vany hlucnym potleskem. Ma
vsteva byla velice pekna, jak
toho snahy oblibeneho odboru
Zasluhuil. Podobne vlidneho
prijeti dockala Sc hudba Sdru
zeni Ceskych Hudebnikil, jez
opatfila hudbu Y meziakti a pil
sobila / pri pozdejsi tanecni "a
bave. Ma priste chysta odbor il
raskovu "Lucernu'. Cisty w
tezek jest urcen We prospech
zdeisich invalidu-legionarn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-13
DOVOZ VZACNYCH PTAKU A xvi.
RAT Z NNOHYCH ZEMf.


celku 66793 kanaru bylo dovezeno do Spoenych Sta
t behem fiskanho roku prve upynuleho souhasu tired
MIN povoenm Biological Survey Agrkutunho DEPARTMENT.
Spojenych Sta1 PoGet rednich povoen b6hem oho rok
kterymi autozue dovoz czho pactva zvifa do Spoe
nych Satu vzros dvacet procent tedy re 453 $50
souhasu t6mito urednimi povoenm dovezeno bylo
b6hem roku skanho do Spoenych Sta dohromady 052
ptaku kterazto 6isce zahmue 22,209 krepelek tonu
duzno ppoctat pocet ruznych pk dovezenych pklaa
do San Francska cestucm jako zavazada pfi temz
poreba 1edniho povoleni Bylo spocitano ceku S75
pouSkG TAO kanru 989 rilzneho ptacva 1913 savc Po
die permit povoeno byo dovez do 5368 b6he
Iroku poctu zahrnuto e 1574 isek Kanady. Dc
ohoto podle fednho povolen duzno pocat ky kite
do Spoenych SG byy privezeny RUNE vystavy
potom byy odvezeny zeme.
Dovezeno byo do Spoenych StatG n6kok velmi wac
nych ptak ako rajky tukan papousc zvaStnho druhu
ln6kolik druhu Jizn Ameriky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-13
SCROTNf REkORD CLEVE-
.L-ANDSkYCH PIANO
LUPIC6.
Ia soboty pravs minule udalo
sc sedm loupezi, z nichz jedna
spachana hyla IA bileho dne,
kde5tO ostatni pod rOuskOu
TINY.
tiny.

Do hostince Gustava Erka
ma State rd. V Parma township
prisli diva muzi a pozadovali ma
pi. Marii Hermanove, jez zasta
vala nrad prodavatky, n6co k
pitt. S Hermanovou byl pri-
tomen jeji muz invalida, jenz
jest pripoutan ma nemocnicni
zidli. Kdyz zadost muz1 odmi-
tia, byla nicemniky ztyrana,
nacez bandite pocali drancova-
ii. Nedala Sc vsak vybehla ma
ulici a kricela 0 pomoc. Oba
lupiti rychle vsedli do auta a
uiizdeli. Kolem jedouci motor
cyklista nezjisteneho jmena jel
"a mimi a stopoval je az do
Rrookside parku, kde upozor-
nil policii. Ia spoleGneho pro-
nasledovani byla stopa lupicu
ztracena, ale Hermanova pri
zapasu nalezla navstivenku s
adresou, V ktere straznlci "a
tiki diva muze, G.. Kellmana,
3409 zap. 25. III. a w. Reidya,
1852 Scranton rd., u kterych
nalezeno bylo SIS hostinci u
kradenych nektere iine pred
mety. Dale byl okraden mali
tel stfizniho obchodu, Max Lo
Sinsky, zoos Denison Ave, je-
hoz lupici svazali a ujeli no.
tovosti zbozim v Gene asi $50.
w. r. Englehart, 2135 Adel-
bert rd. byl okraden ma poulic-
nj kare 0 tobolku Sc SAG.
Lawrence Weifly, 1913 Ore
gon Ave. byl V ulicce ia bytem
obran dv6ma lupici 0 So, ale
oba pachatele byli "a kratko
zatceni. We vlastni grocerii,
8002 Wade Park Ave. priva-
zan byl vecer k zidli dvema
bandity H. Jutoff, kteremu u,
kradli $525. Reznik Dominik
Brucata, 2274 vych. 55. ul. O.
bran 0 $149 a lekarnlk l.. Rit
gel, 1923 vych. III. ul., V le.
karne 7030 Euclid Ave, iejiml
jest vlastnikem 0 $40.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-13
DLAZDtNf ULIC MA ODPO-
MOCI cASTEcNE NEZA-
MESTNANOSTI.

Riditel verejne sluzby J. F.
Maline vcera prohlasil, re fon-
dl pro novou uicni dlazbu pou-
Tito bude dvema smery, ably
poskytnut byl lidu vydelek by
10 upraveno co MONA nejvice
ulic. Obnos V mestskem rozpo-
ctu vedeny k uvedenemu ucelu
Vykazuje ale jen 100000, COZ
arci nestaci, kdyz povazime, re
m6sto ma asi 800 mil nedlazd6-
nych a rozbahnenych ulic.
Jsou mezi mimi i takove, iez
jsou jiz 1plne dostaveny. Zado-
sti majitelu dom1 dlazbu Jest
celia rada a u nekterych byl je-
jich prlplatek ma dlazbu take
jiz vybran.
Az dosud pomahalo 81 mesto
tim, ze kazdeho lara naveZlo
ma blative ulice popel stru-
sky. coz vsak mestsky inzenyr
neodporucuje a navrhuje cistG
prozatimni vysterkovani, coz
by bylo levnejsi, jelikoz ulice
takto upravena dele vzdoruje,
nez prvni zpnsob, ktery ulice
jen znecist oval pGsobil
prach, ktery Sc stal domum pra
YOU tryzni.
Radnl 30. wardy e. J. Skle-
niGka, V jehoz distriktu Jest na
100 mil dosud nedlazd6nych u
lie, prohlasil, re by obyvatel-
stvo teto wardy vzalo "a vdek
prozatlmnim vysterkovanim
Poulicni komisar S. H. Mu.
droch a inz. Holman mali ne.
snadny ukol, jak by pri prazd-
nych obecnich pokladnach vSe
chny projekty spravne finance.
vail. Ease move vydani dlazeb
Mich bondu by znovu mesto "a.
tizilo a take by bylo sotva pre-
zkOumaci mestskou uradovnou
povoleno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-13
"gvET''

meziakti a hrala pozdeji MIA
dezi pri tanetku, kterym bylo
jubileum jaksi korunovano.
Prace nasich Ginovniku mezi
zde narozenym na5im doro-
stem nebyla dosud nalezit6 o.
'cenovana a proto We v6erejSim
uspechu spatfujeme jakys O.
brat k lepsimu doufame, re
IvSem podnik1m poradanym dc
|rostem Sc dostane takove mray
nj hmotne podpory jako jsme
byli sv6dci vcera. Omladine
sami k vysledknm co nejsrdet
neji gratulujeme a pfejeme BY
i dalsi jeji postup sledovan by
podobnymi sympatiemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-13
MOVE VYSTOUPENf STRI.
HACE DfVCiCH COPu.

V sobotu odpoledne navstlvi
la l5-leta Louisa Stocumova.
1247 Summit Ave. Lakewood S
pritelkyni iiste obrazkove diva
dlo ma Euclid Ave. Kdyz z di-
vadla odchazely, shledala jeji
kamaradka, ze Louisa byla me-
znamym nicemou zbavena nej
krasnejsi divci ozdoby, boha-
tych hnedych vrkocu, ktere il
patrne "a pfedstaveni nepozo
rovane byly odstflzeny. Zoha-
vene devce musi Sc nyni chte
nechte podvoliti move mode a
nositi kstici ostrihanou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-13
POTRAVINOVA VYSTAVA
MA VYCHODNf 8. UL. A
BOLIVAR RID.

Sedmnacta vyrocni Potravi-
nova vystava zahajena byla
dnes o /. hod. odpoledni We vel
ke garazi hotelu Winton ma
vych. 9. ul. a Bolivar rd. Ones
jest den domaciho peciva kro-
me kontestu deti, dvojcat a
tojcat. Blizencum uznanymi
porotou ia nejlepSl kyne kra-
lovska odmena V podobe $5. -
Behem vystavni dolby budou pc
radany vhodne prednaSky, RI
zne odborne zavody o penezite
ceny, atd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-13
CESKY VECfREk v KNIHOV
NE MA BROADWAY.

Ultra V ltery vecer 8. ho-
dine usporadan bude tesky spo
letensky vecirek odbocce We
refine knihovny ma Broadway a
vych. 55. ul. Horliva pritelky-
ne nase knihovnice pi. Ledbete
rova sestavila velice pekny pro
gram, ze o zabavu naladu
predem postarano. Spoluucast
prislibila sokolska hudba, jez
prednese nekolik clsel. Omla-
dina J. A. Komensky els. 5. ia
peje n6kolik sboru rizenim
sbormistra p. Edw. Krejsy.
Pan Ant. Koryta pobavi solo
wynn vystupem. Nemalou swan
du pax zpusobl dreyeni umelci
p. Vimra, jenz provede neja-
kou charakteristickou hru ma
Sich loutkaru. Typickou nasi
Narodnl Besedou, kterou zatan
Gl clenstvo Sokola Cech-Havli-
eek bude dychanek zakoncen
OdpOrucujeme navstevu vsen
nasim krajanum co nejvreleji a
ocekavame, re "a snahu pi. KIN
hovnlce odvdeclme sc co neipo-
cetnejsi navStevou. Vstup jest
volny a kazdy jest co nejsrdec-
neji vitan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-13
ZlDOVSKY HRDINA NA.
VSTEVNfKEM CLEVE-
LANDU.

Porucik Vladimir Jabotinsky
jest jedinym ddstoinikem III
dem jedineho zidovskeho plu-
ku, ktery pro Palestinu val6il
v Palestine same. Ultra prijede
k dvoudennimu pobytu do Gle
velandu, ably zde jaksi agitoval
We prospech zionistickeho hnu-
ii, jehoz hlavnim ucelem jako
vzdy jest sbirati zde penize i
muzstvo We prospech osvoboZe-
ne vlasti. Jabotinsky je spisova
telem a novinarem, jestli chce
te i trochu dobrodruhem, voja-
KEN, politickym vGdcem a valcl
pry We prospech zidovske otaz-
ky po dobu 20 roku. Zivotni je-
no dilo bylo pax korunovano.
kdyz vstoupil angl. genera
lem Allenbym do osvobozeneho
Jerusalema.
Ia lonskeho sjezdu Zionisttl
sveta V Karlovych Varech v
Cechach prohlasil, re pro zidov
skou Palestynu pujde treba Ike
vsem cert1m, totiz treba 81 wy
zadati jejich pomoc. Propuknu
ii valky zastalo jej Anglii,
kde psal novinarske clanky We
prospech spojencu a stavel Sc
proti vlastnim souvercum, kteri
nell fixni ideu, re by sc Rus
ku Ia zadnou cenu nemela po-
skytnouti pomoc.
Vstoupil jako zaloznl poru-
elk do britske armady a kdy2
Jerusalem padl, Jabotinsky a
cast batajlonu u ktereho slou-
I'll Sc venovali rekonstrukcnim
pracim. Proti vypadu Arabu or
ganisoval zidovskou Zbrojni
moe proti Will Anglicanu, kteri
jej pro vzpouru postavili pred
valecny soud. Byl odsouzen ma
dlouhou dobu, ale ia 3 meslce
propulsion.
Okolnost tato vsak V ocich
lidu jen jeho popularitu pozve
ella a Jabotinsky stava Sc Gle
mem exekutivniho vyboru Ke-
rem Hayesod, organisace, je-
! jimz ellen jest podpora Pale
stynske republiky. Host pro-
mluvi Ia zdeiSiho pobytu as ma
sedmi mistech a ia prijezdu ma
!, Union nadrazi bude uvitan III.
dovskymi legionari, kteri s min
Sc sucastnili tazeni ma Jeru.
salem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-13
DESfTILETE JURILEUM
OMLADINY JAN AMOS
kOMENSkY {. l.
Slavnostni pfedstaveni "Ve-
nouSe Dolejse".

ma zapadni strane tax vic jak
sluSne nabytou jako pri vcerej-
81 oslave prvniho desitileti ma
Seho dorostu. Sedadla byla "a
pln6na dlouho pred zatatkem
a mezi publikem zastoupena
We yelke v6tSine prave jen na8e
budoucnost zdeiSiho naSeho
narodnlho byti. Nell jsme sku-
teCnou radost, ze Sc Omladina
test takove ucasti, ktera muze
byti pobidkou neumdlevati ma
zapoCate draze, ale kraceti O.
preni vefeine sympatie k Wy
ttenym cilGm.
Obetavy a cinny ucitel naSeho
doroStu verny pfitel Omladi-
ny p. JOS. Valasek, jemuz pa
tri zaSlouzene uznani ga wee
rejSi 0sp6ch, vystoupil pred pr
ynim jednani pred oponu a ne
hledanymi slovy, kterych
isme vSichni ved6li a vycit 'ova-
Ii, ze mu jdou re srdce, struCne
lvylitil pocatky organisace do
rostu pred desiti roxy odpo-
ruCoVal rodiCum, jimz narodni
naSe budOucnoSt skuteCne leZI
ma srdci, ably nabadaly ditky
by rozSifovaly Tady spolecnost@
ma iichz bedrach jednou bude
iodvislym mas zivot jako Ameri-
Canu ceskeho puvodu. Ze pre-
lpraci jest dosti porozumenl ne.
dokazoval toliko potlesk prova
zejici jeho proslov, ale diva.
dlo, jez bylo prave Jen jeho ne
lmornou pill piipraveno.
Jak bylo hrano, jaky byl W.
brany kousek bylo vecl sko-
rem vedlejSi, &C zde bylo po-
zorovati kus prace a jisty po-
ikrok. Vesela hra JOS. Skruz-
,neho, "VenouS DolejS', jest
hrou oiedin6lou a rozmarna
koncepce zivota prazskeho ne.
lzbedy jest take mladezi velice
pristupnou a prOvedenim st
Omladina naSemu obecenStvl
velice zavd6Gila. Smichu bylC
ltolik, ze isme nemohli, koli
i krate pro hluk postrehnouti
co vlastne obecenstvu pohnulc
branicemi. Hra mladych ochot
nika, iichz pusobilo na tricet
lbyla dobre pripravena postl
'povala k veselemu zaverl
bez vselikych nehod a urazu {
navrat VenouSka k otcovskeml
krbu byl Vitan Sc stejnym Zaj
mem iako jeho vydani Sc n;
dobrodruznou pout' $ kolegol
"Zrzkem.'
Ma konci uvadime cely en-
semble, ktery Sc bez vymink,
znamenite prispel k zdaru.
.iednotliVych ulohach vystou
pill:
Bartolomej DolejS, p. Angus
Peterka; klotylda, jeho sestra
81. Ruzena Mlazovska; Venou
jeho syn, 81. Berta Cvrkova
Stazicka Vonavkova, 81. Hele
IA Peterkova; Barta, sluzka
Doleisu, 81. Marie Dorazilova
Domovnik, p. Vaclav Peterka
Augustyn NesvaCil, obuv. mist
p. Frank MolZer; Terezie ieh
zena, 81. Anna Nekvasilova
Anton, tovarys, p. karel Dora
zil; Zrzek, ucen, 81. Marie Pc
terkova; Fany, 81. Milada Pc
trova; RavaSol, p. Rudolf Mo
ger; Bonot, p. Vladimir Koze
luha: Rocambolo p. JOS. Bla
bolil; Arsen Lupin, p. Anto
Dorazil; Zeman, p. JOS. Peter
ka St; (ucednici a trat mist
Bratrstva Cerne Struple); ca
ribaldi, p. JOS. Peterka m.; BE-
binsky, p. Josef Neuman; Ga1
nier, p. Jaroslav Jiiik; Rinald
nj, p. Frank Muzika; Janecel
p. Frank krakora; Pepicek, I
; Emil Linek; (ucednici cler
b. c. s.; Policejni urednik |
Josef Sprosty; nredni sluha
policajt, p. Ladislav Nedorost
Harfenice, 81. Lillian Dorazil(