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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths
Funeral Directors

EDWIN PHAuP. funeral director aEG en-
balmer, SOS East Main street. Mat.son
1871. Randolph 5000.
MOURNING ORDERS DYED--,4-hour ser
Vice. This department is given our
special attention. SChIoss. Cleaners ana
Dyers. los North Fourth Street Aaii-
5000 or Randolph 25.s
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Poultry and Supplies

EGGS foT hatching: II. !. Reds. $. c. White
leghoEns anu Shepherds Anconas ST
y. Wilbur. Phone Madison 1855 SIS
West Twenty eighth ST.
EGGS for sale from vigorous purn bred
:. 6. Rhode Island Reds and AnconGs:
Hogan tested. running from $50 TO ESQ
eggs. one do!ia! ncr fifteen. post paid.
Henry J.. Swartz. Mineral. Va.
EGGS-Fr"m National Show. prize win
h.rs; light and dark Barred Rocks
Partridge plymouth Rocks. 8. G. Rhode
island Reds. ;. e. Black Minorcas and
;. {. White I.eshorn. Ed Kcck r. r.
~ no s. Dill Road. Randolph 1890
E-tGS-From prize winning Haired Roc,;s.
tEhi mating, LIST cock. -; and End hen .
LIST pul!ct. 3rd and ith cockereI: also
partridge eggs. W. l.. Keck, a0l4 Fen
dall Avenue. Phone Madison aSa7
fAhIRlbGE ROCK eggs FOR Matching
delivered. Call Madison 255-J.
bhiEL'S TO LAY-Barrcd Rocks ,:,n at
Richmond Roanoke and Petersburg
shows. showing against strong comp.u-
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-MaIc

Ai!MEE-Wahtcd. married farm hand
share and crop wages. II. l.. pIcrsou
Rock Castle Va.
FLASTERERS = Wanted. 90 frs,-cls
piasierefs a. once: good wages ana
steady work Apply to i. D. Love
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29
POLICE TEAMS
PLAY TO-DAY
Amboy BIuecoats on Eliza
beth Grounds Molly to
Pitch

This afternoon at Pearl Oval,
Elizabeth, the Perth Amboy and
Elizabeth police teams will engage
in their diamond contest of the
present season. The Perth Ambuy
Cops scored a Ga victory over the
Union county b%luecoats on Wonder
land Park field in this city several
weeks ago.
Molly, South Amboy veteran. will
occupy the mound for the visiting
team in the game this afternoon,
and Bernard Toolan will do the re-
ceiving. Seaman. koyen, Zanzalari,
Egan. Peterson, the Seiboth broth
ers, Burke, Larson and Kasprzak
may perform in the other positions
for the Amboy team in this game.
Elizabeth will present its most
formidable lineup because of the
fact that the Union county players
are DESTROYS of evening the score for
the season. Last season Amboy beat
the Elizabeth cops on the Elizabeth
grounds and the Union county blue
coats came to this city several weeks
later and evened matters.
The Elizabeth team was entered
in the police state league this year
and made a good showing. The
Amboy players and fans will leave
from the station house at 1880
o'clock this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29
YANKSFAVORED
BY SCHEDULE
Have Eastern Opposition to
Sept. 3--BroWns Play
Western Teams

Miller Higgins and his New York
Yankee outfit are leading the Amer
lean league pennant race by n game
and a half, as a result of their
eleven inning victory over the St.
Louis Browns at the Polo Grounds
yesterday afternoon.
Singles by Dugan, Pipp, a pass to
Schang and a sacrifice fly by Bob
Meusel sem across the winning coun-
ter in the eleventh. The Yankees
scored first in the game yesterday
on Schang's single and Wards trips,
and Severeid's homer knotted the
count. Shawkey and Shocker pitched
great ball, the former having the
better of the engagement. Four hits
were allowed by Shawkey to eight
by Shocker.
This afternoon the Yam ees start
a three game series with the Wash
ington Senators at the Polo Grounds,
while ST. Louis will give battle to
Cleveland on the latter's field. At
ter the Cleveland series. Detroit will
be played. then Cleveland and De-
troit go to st. Louis for a series.
About thirteen contests will be
played between these teams froLl
now until September 10. New !. rk
will have Washington, Philadelphia
and Boston up to September 13.
The Giants were idle yesterday
and are not scheduled to play a.aiA
today. Pittsburgh seat Brooklyn,
AS in eleven innings in the only Ma
tional league game scheduled yester-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29
Coming tn the Majestic

II you are interested in fappers
YOU can scarcely afford to miss the
performance of up The Ladder"
which William A. Brady presents at
the Majestic Theatre on Saturday
matinee and evening, September 2.
fwen Davis. author of this comedy
Rama, which comes to Perth Am
boy with a record of a seasons run
at MIR Brady's New York Playhouse,
has I'VE unique types of these femi-
nine youngsters in his play and they
are responsible for considerable Of
the comedy with which up The
Ladder" is so bountifully supplied.
One Is the daughter of a millionaire
and the other ome from a family
Of humble position. The rich young
thing decides that the poor girl has
not at all caught the f1apper angle
and proceeds to give her protege
lessons in the art of Happening"
Being excessively modern the
daughter of wealth is, upon occasion
addicted to the use of alcoholic bev-
BRACES and n of the rarest comedy
tcenes done on the stage in recent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29
CARL MORRIS
VS.. JOE THOMAS
To Fight in Four Rounder at
Roosevelt Friday
Night

Carl Morris. fast rising Chrome
youngster, will be given another
chance on Friday night to show his
wares before the fans OF mis- home
town. He is scheduled to meet Joe
Thomas of Railway, in one OF the
four round bouts on the initial caro-
of the Roosevelt Boxing Club. This
show will be staged on Coughlin's
auditorium.
Morris has not been active in the
ring for any great length of time,
but his showing since the start OF
his ring career. has resulted in his
townspeople interested in the box
ing game, giving him every oppor-
tunity to make good.
For the most part he has been
fighting preliminary contests and a
great many of his battles ended in
quick order as the result Of a kaye
in his favor. 1t Is probable that, II
his present success continues. no will
be fighting semi-final contests be-
| fore the year is over.
In Thomas he has a formidable
| opponent and the fans are assured
| plenty of action. Morris last fought
in Railway and made a sood show
ing, and he also fought at the show
given by the firemen in Roosevei'
last winter. He has engaged IN sew
eral fights in this city.
In addition to this bout there y
an eight rounder, two skies and-tTt
tours on the program for Frida,
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29
DUNDEE
WINS ANOTHER
Scores Easy Win Over Pepper
Martin -Colored Battle
Tonight

Johnny Dundee, New York feath.
erweight champion and holder of
the 1870 pound title, last night hand
ed a lacing to Vincent Pepper
Martin of Brooklyn, IN a fifteen
round engagement at the New York
Velodrome.
Dundee had the better 81 the bat
tie in almost every round, his speed
enabling him to evade swing after
swing by his opponent. Martin
weighed i'll at $50 and Dundee tip
ped the scale at 124a. pounds;
the latter is below the .eatherweight
limit.
Martin was brought 20 his knees
in the first round, but after this he
succeeded in remaining CT his feet,
weathering considerable punish
ment by constant clincn.ns. The
Brooklyn boy can now be considered
q lightweight but he will have more
trouble in this class than in the
featherweight division.
Wills Fights Tonight
Harry Wills and Tut Jackson are
scheduled to fight in a fifteen round
contest at Ebbets field tonight. This
battle is advertised as hej1g for the
colored heavyweight championship OF
the country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29
JOEY LEON IN
RING COMEBACK
Shaded by Eddie Fletcher
at Jersey City Last
Night

Joey Leon, former local bantam,
lost by a shade to Eddie Fletcher
in the t~en-round semi-final event at
the Oakland A. A. in Jersey City,
last night. This bout was somewhat
of a comeback for Leon, inasmuch
as 1t was his first fight since he had
an operation performed on his nose.
In Fletcher he fought an expert
enced ringman and the showing
made convinces his followers in this
city that he is in old form. Before
undergoing the nose operation, Leon
who was known as Young Leo in
this city, fought a number of the
leading boys in his class at New
York, Brooklyn and Jersey City
clubs.
His successful comeback last
night will result in his obtaining
numerous engagements. AS a result
of several meetings. Harry London
has proven to be a well matched OPP
ponent for the former local boy.
In the main event last night, Irish
John Curtin of Jersey City, defeat
ed Danny Edwards, Pacific Coast
colored lad in a twelve round en-
gagement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29
JUNIORS AND
|NTS CONB|HE
TO Be Known as Juniors This
Season. Junior Flyers
Form

A combination of the remaining
Players of the Y. NJ. II. A. Interme-
o.lates and Juniors has been made in
preparation for the coming of the
baseball team. The team this year
vii be known as the Y. M. II. A.
Aaniors.
The Joining of the two teams en-
~Sies the. Juniors to boast OF having
the pick of the local associations
light senior material. Ham Fine,
Polkowitz, HorowitZ and June, are
the Juniors of last year, a center,
forward and two guards.
karkus. Jacobson and Breslow of
the intermediates comprise the re-
mainder of the roster. Contests with
Y. NJ. II. A. Junior teams of other
associations, will feature the sched-
ule of this organization. 1t is not
known whether Rufie Alien will
coach the team this year or not.
Before the season is opened, 1t is
probable several additions will be
made to the team. Two oft of town
players are being considered.
Junior Flyers Organize
Another Y. M. Fl. A. team, the
Junior Flyers, has been organized.
William Brandwein, 365 Oak street.
or telephone 1882, is manager of this
outfit. E. Roth, M. Scott, j. Mandel,
Spivack, R~osenblum, A. Rubin and
S. Lebonowitz will play. Travelling
games will be booked.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29

The Newark Y. NJ. II. A. base
bali team clinched the champion
ship of the Northern district recent
by conquering the North Hudson
association team, 12-1, in a recent
game. Herman Enrich of the New
ark team hurled a no-hit game, The
lone run being scored through the
medium of a pass, two stolen bases
and a sacrifice fly.
Newark is nov ready to play the
winner of other district leagues.
Perth Amboy. Plainfield and New
Brunswick are entered in thS Cen
trail district organization. but of late
little has been heard of the league
in this section.
Louis Daitz is manager of the AM
boy team and this combination play
ed a tie game with New Brunswick,
the contest was halted by rain, and
then lost a contest to the Plainleld
nine. The first game was played on
the New Brunswick gounds and the
second was staged on the Wonder
land Park grounds in this city.
The last heard of local baseball
activities was that the return game
between the Perth Amboy and
Plainfield teams scheduled for the
latter field, was postponed. 1t is not
known whether the teams in this
district will play the games orlgi-
nally scheduled or remain out of the
running for this season.
The Perth Amhov Y. NJ. II. A. has
ketball team won tho state Y. M. II
A basketball championship last
year, defeating the Jersey City Y
NJ. II. A. team in the deciding con-
test. The basketball championship
was decided in the same n the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29

managing the Tigers at the time.
"Never saw a batter like him and
never expect to see another" is the
way Jennings expressed himself.
In his day Dan Brouthers was a
noted slugger. He goes back a bit
farther than Jennings. Dan is m
ployed now in an official capacity at
the Polo Grounds. One day, after
Ruth had thrilled with a long homer
| asked Brouthers how he compared
with the old-time sluggers.
Twice as Far
ruth hits them abou twice as
far as we old-time sluggers did
replied Brouthers. However. the
ball is much livelier than in our
day." he added. Il would have liked
to bat against the modern ball"
There you have the opinion of two
famous stars of yesteryear. They
say Ruth is without compare,
Williams is a great batsman, as
is Hornsby. The other home-run
contenders are worthy rivals. but
Ruth stands out as the longest hitter
| In the history of the game. Most OF
his home runs are classics. Few o.
| them are high flies that just cleal
some short fence.
'"The Colossus of Swat" is the it'll
| given Ruth by a certain expert, ant
he richly deserves it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29

GLOUCESTER, Mass. Aug. 90
Five fishing schooners are seeking
the honor of representing Yankee
fishermen in the ace for the Inter-
national Fishermen's Trophy late in
October. The limitation races will
be sailed October IL, 10 and IA eff
Eastern Point.
The.vessels which will fight it out
for the responsibility of trying to re-
gain the trophy won last wear b. the
Halifax fisherman Bluenose are eX-
pected to be Mayflower. Elizabeth
Howard, Yankee Henry Ford and l..
A Dunton.
Puritan, the pride of Gloucester.
or which many a deep-saa tSf erman
pinned his faith in the great race
this fall. lies piled up on the treach-
efous shore of Sable island Along
the swater front the old sea dogs say
that the reason for Puritan's wreck
last winter was that she developed
a speed far greater than those on
board realized and fetched up on
Sable Island long before she was
euppoeed to he near il.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29

Wins Northern
Jersey Y. N. H. Title,
Ready For Other Teams

baseball honors are being run of.
The state is divided into districts,
say North, South and Central.
Perth Amboy was in the Central
district with Plainfield, New Brurs-
wick and Trenton. Jersey City won
the North district championship and
Amboy beat this outfit twice. once
with an alleged crippled and
the second time with the regular
lineup of the Hudson county team in
attendance.
1t is not likely that Perth Amboy
will enter in the state champions
shin fight for basketball honors dur.
ing the coming season. because o,
the fact that the locals have ne
basketball court. The new building
of the local association will not be
completed in time for the court sea-
son,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29

BY SILL Et
Babe" Ruth, the home-run king
of the universe. is still trailing in
the 1922 campaign.
Ken Williams is showing the
way in the American League: Rog-
ers Hornsby is out in front III the
National.
Despite his late start, | was of the
opinion that Ruth would be out in
front by Augusta. | felt confident
that he would retain his crown OF
"Home-Run King" 1t is beginning
to look as if he would be ~dethroned.
The rush to the front by Williams,
the rather unexpected home-run
spree that Hornsby has been indulg-
ing in, and the great number or
ether players who have broken into
the circle of home-run sluggers this
wear has caused much discussion as
to how they compare with Ruth.
Some Questions Arise
Does Williams hit the ball as hard
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League

New York. 2; St. Louis. l III in
~nings).
Chicago, 9; Philadelphia, 3 (First
game).
Philadelphia, Z; Chicago, 2. (Sec-
ond game).
Decentralization (rain).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29

years is that in which the fiapper
of fashion INDUCES in a trifle too
much home brew. While the d:a-
logue and action of this scene have
never failed to elicit gales of laugh
ter from the audience, neither for
a second over step the bounds of
good taste, so deftly has the au-
thor and stage director handled the
situation. Seats are now selling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29

Pittsburgh, A; Brooklyn, 3 I'll in
nings).
(No other games scheuled(.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29

A miss is as GOOD as a mile. You may
read all the rest of the paper-yet never
know about the time and money the
classification today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29

as Ruth? Does Hornsby compare
with Ruth as a Substance slug
ger?
These and scores of other ques-
tions relating to the batting end OF
the game have been fired at me ever
since Ruth started to trail a num-
Der of other home-run hitters.
Ruth is supreme when it comes to
the making of home runs. In my
opinion no other player in the game
compares with him when it comes
to getting distance to his drives.
Williams is a great hitter. Rogers
Hornsby is a marvellous batsman. In
all probability a hitter of h
Hornsby type is far more valuable
to his club than Ruth. However,
when you start discussing the great
sluggers of the game you must ac-
cord Ruth position number one.
Will Live in History
Ruth may not lead the home-run
hitters this year. i doubt If he does.
The swats of Ruth. however, Will
go down in history long after many
of his rivals have been forgotten.
Several years ago l asked Hughey
Jennings how Ruth compared with
the great sluggers of his time. II
was the day after Ruth had beaten
Detroit with n of his record
breaking home runs. Jennings wa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29
Nd. CENTRES
Win HONORS
McQuard, Tanko and Scala
Cop First Three Places
in Meet

Representatives of Nc. G school
Fairgrounds won the open play
ground swimming meet held in the
Y. NJ. c. A. pool yesterday after
noon. McQuaid won first honors.
Tanko second and SSzala third, with
eleven, ten and six points respec-
lively. David Hank" Thomas is in
charge of the No. 6 school play
grounds.
In the under water swim Tanko
won first place and his distance was
ninety-five feet. McQuaid was sec
ond and Kaufman third. kaufman
is a representative Of Hayes Park
Fairgrounds. In the diving event
Billy Thomas, Billy Warren and b.
Goron, all of Hayes Park, finished
in the order named.
McQuaid also finished first in the
twenty yard dash, while Levine and
Duschinsky of Hayes Park finished
second and third respectively. Tan
ko, McQuaid and Scala finished in
the order named in the forty yard
dash. Scala won the plunge. his
distance was forty-five feet, and
Duschinsky and Kaufman, the latter
two of Hayes Park, finished second
and third.
The points were given five for
first, three for second and one for
third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29

International League
Jersey City at Syracuse.
Newark at Rochester.
Baltimore at Toronto.
Reading at Buffalo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29
International League

Buffalo, 8; Jersey City. 2.
Rochester. 8; Reading, l..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29
PAGERS to Play

In connection with the annual
outing to Acker's Beach on Friday
of this week the PAGER baseball team
of No. 6 Fairgrounds will play the
instructors of the various grounds.
The PAGERS won the playground SEN
Tor championship.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29
GAMES TODAY
American League

Washington at New York.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29

National League
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29
nv RuJY EVANS

Hornsby Oeft), Ruth (center) and
Williams (right).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29
HIGH TIDE TABLE

DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29

With Tydol the same
price as other lie adinS
brands it il more than ever
the Economy Gasoline.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-12-22

no asi 7O.644. 729 kat1 a podob-
nych. Pfipocteli Ii Sc k tomu pocet
osob 1fadech zaznamenavaifcich
odsouzeni. pocet vzrostl by ma
Is 100000 osob A tolik muz1 sov9-
tske Rusko vdbec ami nem$!"
Kostel poSkozen pozarem.
Prvni anglick5 lutersk5 kostel "a.
chvacen byl pozarem sobotu rano.
Ohnem. nezli zdolan byl, zp1sobeno
bylo skody obnosu asi $4,000. O.
hen die vseho povstal We sklepe.
= Oddfl zeleznicnfch dflen B.
& O. drahy - Mount Clare =
znacne poskozen byl ohnem, mem
fadicim v nedeli. We vzorkovn9
shofely vzorky zapisy, jez mohou
b5ti bez velike prace nahrazeny.
Ohel vypukl We vzorkovn9 po l. ho-
dine v noci. HAsici vysazeni byli
pfi haseni znacnemu nebezpecf any
Y dime umistneny byly velike zasoby
r1znych chemikalii.
KrejeovStf delnici pro zalozeni
banky.
V duchu methody "Amalgamated
Clothing Workers. zakladati d9lni-
cke banky We vsech m9stech, kde u
ME ma vetsi pocet clen0, banka sc
zaFladnim kapitalem asi 81. 900. 600
ma zivot uvedena byti Baltimo-
re Prohlaseni We smyslu tonic
ueineno bylo dtery. Hlavnim ice.
lem banky bSti ma v6tsi pfilezitost
delnictva v kontrolovani potfebnehe
1veru "Amalgamated" Baltimore
ma ma 8 600 clend. v blfzke dobl
svolana bude sch6ze, ma niz {
zalozeni banky rokovano bylo.
Chicazska banka unie v prvnin
p6lleti cinnesti sve vykazuje zname
nifty zdar.
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Asi notne prehnan0.

Pred nekolika m9sici vyletla z
LondSna asi notna kachna hlasaiici
uzaslemu svetu, Re sovetskem Ru-
sku popraveno bylo cd roku 1913
do roku 1922 odsouzen5ch ku smrti
poetu l.l66.118. Pc delsim vaha-
nj Americe nyni 1fedn9 se uzna-
ma, ze pocet odpravenSch jest asi
''v podstate spravny''.
Noviny uvazujf:
'sUbohe dfady v Rusku, nusely-li
toto vse dokazati! Tuzku do ruky
a pocitejte! Ctyfi roxy tyto poci-
tale tom pfechodny rok. mely
zrovna 25.064 hodin. Ma kazdou
hodiuu pfipadlo tudiz kolem sedm-
desati poprav at nedeli nebo We
vsedni den. Uvazfme-li. Re kazda
poprava a tfeba byly tyto hromad-
ne, vyzaduje iiste "ceremonie".
pocet poprav jest jeste podezfelej-
Sim Kazdy popraveny pr1mern9
Teceno potfebuje asi 10 osob nezi
jest chladnou mrtvolou. Aspon
jeden vyzvedac. diva potfebni ku zat-
ceni. jeden zalaTnik. jeden vysetfu-
jici. til popravci diva hrobafi. DIE
toho v tomto 'tbusinesu" zamestna-
no by bylo l7.66l.l80 Rus1. Ale
ari ten neizavrzelejsi komunista me-
bude vam pracovati ctyfi dvacet
hodin denne a k tomu jeste sedm
dni tydnu. Kazdy ten popravci
must miti aspon nejak6 minuty ku
spani. ku jfdlu. Ke vsemu pracov-
nici Rusku jsou dobfe opatrova-
nj. DIE toho kati ii ostatni nj
mi pracovati by museli We ctyfech
odd6lenich pfi sestihodinove 1enni
praci Rusku zavedene. To zna-
mena. ze ku popravam l.766. ll8
odsouzenSch. byly by celkem potfeb-
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S tretiho poSchodi Sk0cil re Stra-
chn pred "SuchYmi".

S okna tfetiho poschodi domu
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hu pine praci.
V nedeli "a dveTmi tehoz domu
okraden byl Joseph Belkowitz dve.
ma cernochy predstavVsimi se jako
"susi agenti So. V pondelf sli
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tfili pTepadeni Belkowitze. Papers
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lihovinach, We strachu. aby jim uni
XII, skocil 8 okna. 'Susi" agenti u
posorneni strazniky. nalezli dva ma.
DOLBY po sto galonech ma paleni Thu.
81 sudH sm9si q velkou zasobu Gu
kru.
" dome, (. 2O3 S. Dallas uli-
ce. skonfiskovali proh;bicni agecti
8 nadoby ma paleni lihu. kazda o
100 galonech, $500 galon1 smesi,
125 galon1 hotoye kofalky, 1000
liber cukru a 10000 p1l pintovych
lahvi.
- v 1ter5 vecer provedeno bylo
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by koTalky. Zatcenf byli po vetsine
synove Polsky.
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/ nit nase pfately. re zdejsi sekce