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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-04-18

beings, as equals. He understands
these Mexican peons-their strength
and their weakness, their childishness
and maturity. He does not prettify
them or sentimentalize them; he does
not perfume them or pin pink ribbons
on them; these are not the we'll
dressed poster-people in the zulouoga
paintings, for instance. but crude,
sweaty, primitive folk-workers not
artists models.
THERE has been much talk in re-
cent years Of proletarian art and
bourgeois art. What feel, however,
is that such work as Maurice Becker's
falls somehow into the category of
proletarian art. 1t has the glamor
and solidity of truth, and it presents
a whole race Of peasants and workers
with the simple understanding of one
who is worker and revolutionary
worker himself
TT is fine, massive work. Becker has
4 learned how to make paint and
brush do what he wants them to do.
He has not made the mistake of so
many proletarian artists of believing
that technique is unimportant, and
that the spirit of thing only mat
tiers. Becker's spirit is still proletar-
ian, but he has learned the tools of
his art. In some of his paintings one
gets the impression Of bold young
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-04-18
NE [lll1[ ~ 4 III s lkyl0

musician with the technique but not
the experience to put over a concert
in first class shape.
He opened with the first movement
of the Paganini concerto, and was OBJ
viously ratified during the playing of
this long but interested movement by
the ill-timed applause of an audience
that thot every time he removed his
bow from his violin that he had fin
ished.
Following was long and fairly dry
set of finger exercises by Bach, called
a sonata but really suite in four
movements. 1t was unaccompanied,
as are many of the Bach violin works.
The unaccompanied solo is undoubted-
ly the most satisfactory sort of solo,
viewed from all angles, and, after
Skopp had conquered his nervousness
during the first movement of the SON
alta, he carried it of in fine shape.
The compositions that followed, all
of them of less pretentious size than
the first two, gave the soloist chance
to show the purity of his tone, and the
light, fast touch of his fingers and
bow. He was especially good in the
ballet music Of Schubert's Rosa
munde," the chorus of dervishes in
Beethoven's ruins of Athens" and
encore called "The Bee"
When he grows the hardboiled shell
of the experienced concertizer, Skopp
Twill be splendid violinist.
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his water color and paintings at the
Neumann galleries, East 57th street,
New York City.
TT always does lot Of good to one
4 who is interested both in art and
revolution, and finds it hard to olsen
tangle these two creative activities
in his imnd, to visit an exhibition
such as Maurice Becker's. For here
one finds that the discipline, the pas
sion and the social vision that made
Maurice Becker a labor cartoonist
have helped him also in being great
artist.
The paintings and water colors
were all done in Mexico, where Beck
er spent the last two years. A soph-
isticated Greenwich Village artist,
with a contempt for workers and
peasants and the strong, simple real
titles of life, could not have caught
the spirit of Mexico as has Maurice
Becker.
WITH a broad human warmth he
w paints the faces and forms of
the Mexican peon men and women.
They are naive people, close to the
earth and the sun, but Becker does
not regard them as merely quaint or
picturesque; he is not that kind of
an artist. He regards them as he
once regarded workers in his car
toons, as forces of nature, as human
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-04-18
The Mexican Paintings of Maurice Becker

master, slashing his way thru difficult
ties and speaking with sureness and
vigor.
In other paintings, such as that Of
three peon figures, there Is a deep
emotion that comes from the roots OF
the tree Of life. The static eternal
nature of the Mexican land and the
Mexican Indian have been felt here
and caught in paint.
LIS water colors were a surprise to
IL me. There is always about
Becker's paintings a heavy richness,
like that which steams from fresh
lupturned loan. But these water col
ors are full of air and delicacy; they
are like the light, frangrant wind
which plays above the newly polughed
earth in spring. They are bright and
happy in color; the paintings glow
like rich Oriental carpets, but the
water. colors' sparkle like morning
dew u
IT AM not a professional art critic,
L but Maurice Becker's work always
gives me deep emotional satisfaction,
and know that others find the same
emotion reused in them by these deep,
sincere paintings of the artist. Is
that not a test of great art? What
lot of hypocrisy there is in art, and
how much fake emotion a professional
art critic has to pump up in the course
of years exhibitions But no critic
has had to perform this for Maurice
Becker-his work has the appeal of
all sincere and natural things-it
grew in the sunlight and primitive
valleys of Mexico, and those who do
not like it are those who are not fond
of sunlight and clean air.
Maurice Becker ought to receive the
congratulations of his labor friends.
He has arrived as an artist, but he
has lost none Of the human sincerity
and passion that made him a revolu-
ZIONIST. How rare that is in Americal
Michael Gold.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-04-18
Machine Rhythms
Featured In a
Dance Satire
BY ESTHER LOWELL.

Against a silhouetted factory back
ground and with great cogged wheel
designs overhead, sounds Of taxis,
street cars, whirring machines, the
factory girl puppets with their gray
masked faces move in the work
rhythms of the machine age in Soon
er or Later, a dance satire by Irene
Lewisohn- which the Neighborhood
Playhouse is producing in New York.
A traffic puppet policeman motions on
one side and a puppet tailor gesticu-
lates. A taxi puppet droops and runs
his toy machine alternately. A jazz
couple of puppets shimmy across the
stage. And after the whistle blows
they go to their relaxation; a very
much gilded revue. The peasant girls
wear red, white and blue striped
dresses that flash gold. This is To-
day.
The past's rhythms are shown in a
scene Of wild tribe praying and per
forming a ritual around the heads.
man. The tribal workmen and women
bring their offerings Of work done to
the headsman and dance again. The
future is shown as a crystalline age
the result of the present highly me.
cnanical and scientific ages develop
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ment Crystalline workers are shown
at work against moving light back
ground projected by the clavilux, a
color organ, which projects colored
lights in various evolving forms. The
workers are tested for their vibrations
before being permitted to attend their
evening pleasures, which are mainly
by radio.
The preliminary dance interlude Of
the evening is a medieval scene in
which a group Of strolling players
admirably presents a miracle play in
which King David and the Virgin
Mary themselves participate in per
son. This bill Of the Neighborhood
Players, whose playhouse is in the
lower eastside working class district
of New York, is one of it's most inter
esting. The 1000 year old Hindu
play, The Little Clay Cart, was also
very attractive. James Joyce's play
Of intellectuals in Dublin Tor any
where) showed the dramatic power OF
purely mental struggle on the stage
in their presentation.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-04-18

MAURICE BECKER has for the
~ past ten years been one of Am
erican labor's foremost cartoonists.
He began his work as an artist on the
old Masses, that landmark in the revo-
lutionary literature Of America. Beck
err contributed some Of his most
smashing and brilliant cartoons to
that magazine, and he also served for
a period on the New York Call, and
for several years was the chief car
toonist of the I. w. w. periodicals in
Chicago.
LIS cartoons are remembered for
IL their boldness, their swift, pow
erful lines, and for their whole-hearted
revolutionary feryor and understand
ing. They ranked with the best work
of Robert Minor and Boardman Rob
inson, and that is saying a great deal;
in fact, it is like saying that Maurice
Becker was not only in the first rank
of the revolution in America, but he
was also in the first rank among car
toonists.
For the past few years few car
toons have appeared from the pen of
Maurice Becker. One wondered what
he was doing, and now the answer
comes in the form of an exhibition of
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-04-18
The Mass Lockout in
Sweden
CONTINUED from page u

NCOHlluuSu ITOtu page ~
patton of the factories, which however
is disregarded by the masses.
The workers wish to take up the
struggle now, while the government,
with the approval Of the trade union
bureaucrats, wishes to evade the
struggle. This objective and even
direct help to the capitalists and their
state will destroy the democratic IL
lusions of the working class. Every
act of the bourgeoisie will tend to
increase the influence of the Commun-
list Party of Sweden upon the masses.
The approaching struggles in Sweden
and the present position of the work
ers and small peasants confronts the
Communist Party of Sweden. with
great tasks. The splitting off of the
Hoeglund sect with its petty bour-
geois and pseudo-revolutionary phra.
seology was the first step towards the
bolshevizing Of the party. The strug-
giles which are approaching will be
fiery test for it. The bourgeoisie
and their lackeys fear the spectre of
bolshevism, but the workers will re-
cognize more clearly that the Com
munist Party of Sweden is their party
and will fight for its slogans.
r. !. L. U. Send Greetings.
Moscow, March 23, 1925.
The Red International of Labor
Unions has sent the following tele-
gram into the locked-out workers OF
Sweden:
The capitalists, strong thru their
class solidarity and class conscious
ness, have declared war on you. 1t
is the duty Of every labor organization
to render help to their class comrades
who are being attacked by capital.
The Red International of Labor
Unions and the General Council OF
the Trade Unions of the Soviet Union
send you their fraternal greetings and
are ready to support you to the utmost
of their powers.
We hope that, thanks to the disci-
pline and the fighting spirit Of the
bloc of the Scandinavian workers, the
attack OF the bloc Of the employers
will be shattered.
Up with the united front against
the attack OF capital!
Up with the unity of the trade union
movement
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-04-18
Skopp, Fine Musician
But Lacks Experience
to Put Concert Over

Charles Skopp, the young violinist
who played a recital at Kimball Hall
presented a far from unfamiliar pic
ture-that of the sincere, well-schooled
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
Kdyz cIovek dostava Sc do
vlastniho.

Kdyz Gus Welum, mattel
saloonu We 200 bloku S. Paca
ulice, chtel oknem do sveho
saloonu, byl zatcen.
At je to kl1ci tax anebo O.
max, kdyz v pondeli prisel ku
saloonu, aby jej otevrel pro
"obchod', nemohl a nemohl v
kapse kllce naleznouti. Pone-
vac tam musel, rozrazil sklo.
Rachotem skla mnozf podese-
nj pfisli ku jistote, re tam il
ste ozbrojeny bandita vlezl,
ktery kazdeho hotov jest "a
streliti. Policie zatkla Welu-
ma ponevac jineho mic memo
hla mu dokazati, usoudila, ze
pofusil kid a Welum odsou-
zen ku pokute SIS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
zenu v jinem bytu hledati
neradno.

Frank Kozolowski hledal
zenu, aspon tax udal V pondeli
ma policejnf stanici. V hleda-
nj dosel do druheho poschodi
domu, V nemz bydlel We 23OO
bloku Essex ulice. Spletl sc a
vessel do bytu, v nemz jiny by
dlel, ktery jiny Sc jmenoval
GadoWski.
TAX vysvetloval Kozolowski
ma stanici, kan dopraven byl,
kdyz 2 nedele ma pondeli V
pulnocnl dobe probudil Mary
Gadowski svfte 81 sirkou ma
Jejl oblicej zat1m CO tato kid
ne vedle sveho muze spala.
Hledan1 zeny v jinem bytu sta
10 Kozolowskiho $6.45 ma po-
kute nemluve ami O jinem ira
penl povstalem pry spletenfm
81 schod1. Soudce myslel, ze
kolikrate takove spletenf sc
koncl ranou z revolveru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
Ford polskym kralem.

Po Americe roznasf Sc po-
vest, re Henry Ford, ktery A
meriku a die vseho jinde
spasiP' lidstvo svymi Fordka-
mi, ma byti volen "a krale V
Polsku, jez z financni mizerie
nemGze Sc nijak dostati.
Chytf1 Polaci asi soudf, re V
padu kdyby Henry byl ieiich
kralem, kazdy nich by Sc
prohanel We Fordce a dolary
re by ze vsech stran snad pr
sely.
Mazany Ford ma tn kralov-
skou slavu v Polsku sotva by
co dial veda, re vzdy pravdou
slova Havlickova v "Krtu sv.
Vladim1ra" pronesena: Ones
ka ctl te "a svateho a Ultra isl
p -se."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
Zpetrolejovana koralka ma
trhu.

V dome 200 bloku S. High
ulice V pondel1 prohibicnf a.
gent nalili petrolej do nadob,
v nichz to jen kvasilo. V pre-
svedcen1, ze petrolej udela ne
potfebnou smes ku paleni lfhu
odesli.
V 1tery vratili Sc neoceka-
vane do domu, ably Sc podfvali
CO a jak a nalezli smes, kterou
nell v domnen1 re 1plne zka-
zena byla do nj nalitym pc
trolejem, vesele sc vaTiti v ko-
tliku, z nehoz jen Sc kourilo.
cast jiz vypalena byla a v
lahvich zaSpuntovana.
ze trochu divneho zapachu
Y sobe kofalka ma, CO asi dba-
j kmotf1 mokre ctvrti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
Amerika potfebuje vice
nabozenstvi.

President Coolidge v reci,
kterou pronesl We Washingto-
nu " dtery prohlasil, re "nase
vlast potfebuje vice nabozen-
stvl' a re nezna nikde line
spolehlive podpory pro vladu
zeme mad podporu, ktera Via
de cirkvemi jest davana a ze
vlada cd lidu dostane jenom
tn sllu, kterou il nabozenstvl
da.
Dnes, jak president ukazu-
je, nevaznost ku zakon1m, ku
Wade a spolecnosti jest az pfi-
lis patrnou.
Jest az prflis snadnym da-
vati vinu Wade, dovozoval
president Coolidge, ale kde
jest upflmna snaha pomoci?
Ia nejusilovnejsf prace pro
vymahanl zakond jest marnou
nenl-li podporovana lidem,
ktery 81 vaz1 zakona. A tuto
silu a povysenost dava Glove
lSu nabozenstvl!
Vykoupenf must prijfti ces-
tou obeti a obet jest zakladem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
Syrie neni uklidnSna.

General Sarall, guverner v
Syrii, pozadal valecne minister
stvo o dals1 posily. Odboj Dru
su byl sice castecne zdolan. lee
sltuace zhorsila sc revoltou a.
rabskych kmen1 v severnfm
pasmu Syrie. V Damasku mu-
selo byt stanne pravo vyhlase-
no drobne francouzske po-
sadky musely byt stazeny do
NEST, ponevadz We veskovskych
obvodech hrozilo jim stale ne
bezpec1. Moslemstf nespoko-
Jenci vypalili vefejne budovy v
Hama a jinych mestech dTfv,
nez francouzske vojsko mohlo
zakrociti. Drusove sve hlavnf
silly soustredili v horach, od-.
kudz podnikaji vypravy do nj
zin i k m6stdm Francouzi oku-
povanym. Beduini, rovnez v
severnlch kraj1ch zijfci, pripo-
jill Sc k DrusGm jiz davno a
cetne arabske kmeny We vychod
nj oblastl jsou We zbrani nyni.
Francouzove nemohou ma drob-
ne najezdy ucinne odpovfdat.
Nemaj1 dostatek voznic, obrne
nych aut areoplanI. Treba
tudlz posil i v podobnem sme-
ru, mali revoluce byti zdolana
Prltomne v Syrii opakujf Sc de-
ste, vetsf akci pfekazejici
Francouzove chystajf Sc vsak k
Jarni Rampant, kdy jiste Sc roz
sifi ma celem protektoratu. Y
meste Damasku opakuif Sc pfl-
tonne vrazdy, jejichz obetf
stavaj1 Sc hlavne armadnf dd-
stoJnlci. Pachatele vrazednych
tech prepadd jsou patrne mo-
sslemove, dosud vsak zadny dot
ceny zlosyn nebyl 1rady pfi-
stlzen. Domorodcii posRozuif
tudlz Francouze rdznymi sme-
ry, zbranl ma fronte i zakernou
zbrani mestech. Ami stann6
pravo vrazednym tenn prepa-
dun neucinilo dosud prftrz.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
Pan a jeho "sluzebnik." /"

Jim je devet rokd star a Wy
cvicen svym panem tax, re
tento ma neho je pysnym.
Jim nacvicen jest tax, re ma
krizovatce poulicnf jfzdu ridi-
ii dovede. Ma zkousku ma kri-
zovatce Lombard a South ulic
pan jeho nechal jej uprostfed
krizovatky zatfm CO odesel ma
chodn1k. Dve zeny sesly S
chodn1ku do ulice. Okamzite
Jim Sc postavili smerem, KITE
rym zamezil jfzdu automobi-
listGm tax, ably zeny prejiti
molly v bezpecnosti. jim .je
kun, ktereho We sluzbe sve u
z1va policista Joseph A. Nc
Lauglin.
Policista sam je zajimavou
osobnost1. Narodil Sc Brook
lynu. Jako 13lety hoch prchl
a dal Sc k cirkusu. Pc nekolik
rokG cirkusu Barnum a Bal
ley jezdil. z cirkusu preset
ku divadldm S pohyblivymi O.
brazky, kde jezdil "a hlavnf
herce We hrach jake: "The
Birth of a Nation" a jinych.
Kdyz vypukla posledn1 val
ka, vstoupil do vojska a S TIM
to jako delostrelec prodelal
valku We Francii.
z valky vratil Sc do Balti-
more, vstoupil do policejn1
sluzby a po pet rokG slouzil
jako takovy Curtis Bay.
Pred rokem pridelen byl
Traffic divisi kde setkal sc S
Jimem, 0 nemz pravi, re "Jim
ma vice rozumu neil mnozi Ii
de, treba by vam to denne ne
musel veset ma nos"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
K bids jedne pridruzi Sc
druha.

Matthew Fox, 44lety z Ali
ceanna ulice, pevne verf, ze
"neprsl, ale re Sc zrovna leje."
Kdyz V pond6ll uvidel poll
cista August May jej vravora-
j1c1ho po Broadway, jez mu
-nebyla sirokou, ale 1zkou, zat-
kl jej a sveril jej ochrane w
chodnl policejnf stanice, pone-
vac byl opily.
Sotva zaloba postavena, W.
dan ma neho zatykac vyzada-
ny jeho rozhnevanou manzel-
kou, ze il chtel ublfziti ma te-
le.
Kdyz dvojf zalobou stfhane-
no prohledavali, nalezli II ne
no revolver. z nalezu vysla
na jevo tTet1 zaloba, re mel u
sebe skryty revolver.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
Maloy bude kandidovati.

William Miles MalOy, byva
II advokat komise verejne sluz
by, oznamil v 1tery, re bude
kandidovati jako demokrat
pro Trad governera. Maloy
jest prvn1m, ktery kandidatu-
ru svoj1 oznamil. Kandidatu-
ru svoj1 zaloz1 hlavn6 ma tech
to bodech: SetTen1, We vlad-
Mich vydan1ch a spravne uzitl
penez pri volbach.
Governor Ritchie odepira
prohlasiti sve plany: zdali
bude Sc uchazeti O tretf termfn
anebo zdali bude kandidovati
ma Trad vladnfho senatora.
Podle vseho asi, jak bosso-
We rozhodnou, hlavne Fuerst.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
Ia automobil veznove NELL
mIti svobodu.

V procesu, jenz veden jest S
John j. Ritterem, kucharem v
Marylandske kaznici, jenz mel
dcastenstv1 v pomoci dvema
vezn6m, kter1 chystali Sc ku L.
teku z kaznice, jeden z VENT,
William Gempp sv6dcil v Ute
rye Andrew a Luther Bevans
sl1bili kuchari, ze podarf-li Sc
jim dtek, "a svoji pomoc jim
poskytnutou ze dostane auto
mobil. ze by byl Ritter Prime
81 pilky do kaznice, pomocf
jichz Bevansove Sc NELL dosta-
tt ma svobodu, Gempp popfel.
Obhajce Rittera, Eugene o.
Dunno, pred soudem stanovil,
re zalarn1k Brady postal
Gemppa, aby Ritter dopaden
byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
Spolkovy vsstnik.

Oznamuie Sc clen6m spolku
sv. Vojtecha, ze "a pffcinou
slavnosti minulou nedeli, schG-
re byla odlozena bude sc ko-
nat prfstf nedeli 25 Tfjna We 2
hodiny odpoledne. Jelikoz
Jest to p6lrocn1 schdze jest "a
doucno by Sc kazdy Glen do
stavil.
Vacl. Kozlovsky pfedseda.
Josef Viktor, tajemnik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
Kufr slabou pokladnou.

Stanley Godelski bankam
nevefil, ale veril kufru, ktery
mel stati ma druhem poschodi
domu, {. 1882 Hollins uIice a
ktery byl vzdy pod jeho do
hledem, kdyz donna 81 hovel.
Godelski mel sperky v Gene a.
81 1886 a pax nejaky ten dollar
ma hotovosti. Poklady tyto
mel uschovany kufru, ma kite
ry kdykoliv donna byl, vzdy Sc
dlval. Jen tax re zvedavosti
otevfel ten svdj hlfdany kufr v
pondeh a div neomdlel, kdyz
vldel, re poklady z jeho hlida-
neho kufru zmizely.
Policie je nyn1 hleda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23

Patnact rokG stara Kathe-
rine Berrecloth Ingleside a.
venue napadena byla We sire
du neznamym, ktery il ma dvou
mlstech prosekl saty, kdyz sta
la ma platforme preplnene E.
mory Grove kary. Saty jeff
proseknuty byly az skorem do
masa nejakym ostrym nastro-
jem ma zadech cd krku ku pa
su.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
Pokusila Sc o sebevrazdu.

Mary Bowen, zamestnana V
j1delne ma Frederick avenue,
pokusila Sc tam v 1tery O Sc
bevrazdu jedem. Udala, ze
tax udelala, aby pry "mohla
videti matku", jez pred dve-
ma roxy zemTela.
- Thefel Dabrowski, So
lety z German Hill road, po-
stfelil sc v 1tery pTi cistenf
rucnici, kdyz chystal Sc ma
hon.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
Zdravotni ufad vynuti
predpisy.

Zdravotn1 Trad znepokojen
necistotou, jez We mnohych OBJ
chodech masem v Baltimore
panuje ma 1kor zdravi tech,
ktefl v obchodech takovych
maso kupuj1, rozhodnut- Jest
zahajiti pfisnou akci proti pre-
stupn1kGm, ma n6z dosavadni
pfedpisy 1fadu dosti zbrane
do ruky davajl.
Ucelem pT1sne akce zdravot-
nlho 1radu jest "chraniti Bal
timorske domacnosti pred ne
cistym masem.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
Dramaticky Odbor Sekce

6k0A0N%A~Ny O00OA N~AA~>
"Pokrok" usporada divadelni
predstaveni pod maven
"Vdavky Naminky Kulichovy''
v nedsli, dne /. listopadu v
Dslnicksm Dome. Zveme u
ctive ceskou verejnost by Sc
dostavila neb jists kazdy sc
dobre pobavi. Dalsi podrob-
nosti priste.
''V cervancich svobody''
hra trech dejstv1ch cd f. Oil
Wy predvedena bude Dram. od-
borem Sok. Jed. Blesk v nede-
Ii, 25. rijna, We tri hod. odpol.
v Sokolovne. Kus vybran jest
malomestskeho zivota v do
be prevratu pred a v den %,
Tfjna a propleten jest jak ko-
mickymi tax vaznymi scenami
Hra bude pozitkem pro 1cast-
Milky. We hre teto 1cinkovati
budou nasledujfc1 osoby:
Almost Vorel, rada sok. Ant.
Fran; Berta, jeho PAM sok.
Marie Ceska; Jarmila, jejich
dcera sok. Otilie Martfnkova;
Adolf, jeho bratr sok. Ant. Ci-
hlaf; Mollenda, president SOU
du sok. Jar. R. Cihlaf; Blanka,
jeho sestra sok. Anezka Rad
kova; Karel Mares, urednfk
sok. Vine. Sevcfk. Bambula a
clenove ochotnickeho
spolku sok. Ant. Radek a sok.
Ant. stastny; Cfvka, -krejcf
sok. Frank Stetka; Fiji, jeho
dcera sok. Ell. Hrabankova;
Tonca, panska u Vorld sok.
Sylvia Stetkova.
- Vzdelavacl odbor S. Jed.
Blesk Bait. Jedn. Sokolic po-
fadati bude druhou verejnou
vzdelavac1 sch1zi We stredu,
%. T1jna 8. hod. vecer v sale
Sch1z1 oslaveno
bude sedmilete vyrocf Cesko-
slovenske samostatnosti. u
chystan jest velice pekny pro-
gram. Kazdemu 1castnfku bu-
de "a to stati nasf schdzi ma
oslaviti narodni sva-
tex, nezapomenutelny %. RI
'en.
Patronat Svobodomyslne
skoly Augustln Herman pofa-
Ia oslavu trfleteho trvanf Svo-
Skoly v nedeH, Is.
istopadu. Slavnostnfs fecnfk z
New Yorku.
Ma uctenf pamatky zesnule
oanl Marie Tyc darovali Pa
'ronatu PIP: Stach SIS a Chvo-
an 81.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
kdyz clovsk nenf spokojen
malem.

Harry S. Cole z Reisters-
town road odvolal Sc We stredu
2 rozsudku Traffic soudu, jfmz
odsouzen byl ma 80 dnf do We
zenl proto re r1dil automobil,
kdyz napily byl. Cole v odvo-
lan1 tvrdil, re nebyl. Odvola-
CT soud zvysil mu trest jeho ma
60 dn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1925-10-23
z rIznych nehod.

Patrick J. Kennedy popalen
byl tezce, kdyz v kuchyni do
mu jeho vybuchla gasol1nova
kamna.
PTi otacenf klikou v au-
tomobilu, rozehnal Sc tento ma
otacejlc1ho majitele, Jamese
Phunkata, porazil jej prera-
I'll mu rameno.