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Their Way to Simon-Pure Americanism ——■■iNotable Exhibition of Their Purpose Is Seen in'Entertainment in University Sum-mer School Course., n,sht w* Ukra![,ian night at the University Summer school, and the attendance yxcecdcd that of any of the earlier public events of the summer prot-ram, .Nearly all the performers arc members of the Ukrainian church in In * English'211 ^ are 01 the cl;oir and the program opened with America, }h Eev- . F‘’lthGr Nicholas mows, and brought rounds of applause.Strutlnskl pastor of the church, gave b.,v„ ..............an interesting talk on Ukranla andthe Ukrainians. lie salcl tho nameThero wwg other less strenuous lt;3*aces, in -which the girls took part, JedK \ . .. -r 7 r 4 4 . * . .mean* 'The borderland/1 and he told U 5 Anna, Panchison and Katherine of the ccruurles of struggle. for free- j *ni2 “lcr® w Jed bydom, first against Asiatic barbarians I lr?*/^r?mba- the choir director, and then against their rapacious! Jifter regular performance then*neighbor,!. He - explained that al-^vaf ^uW!c dancing with Russian though the Russians, after they en-l*5' Ukrainian folk dances and .slaved them, called them Little Rus-! erIcan v*’]^ Clarence lr- Hewitt.slans/' they are of a distinct racial i ?fTld Loui5c Hawksworth leading, with typo. Ukrainians are .easily Ameri-!Anna. Panchteon and John Namishla re-caiuzed, ho sa.the liberty andsought for centuries.are of a distinct racial i * «awKsv:ortn leading, witr.ilans are . oasilv Ameri-' na Pancmaon and John Namishla resaid. for they 'find h«relspcct*vely' whHe Mi3S Story Peltz. who id opportunity they have: aitended, merely as a Kpectatof, joined ■nlurtcs. ,n *and presented one of the bestT « x ii ■ .Then came the distinctive feature, a Cossack dance by John S heroine ta.Ukrainian dances of the evening,The affair was under the auspices of• _V ^ u Vi t A •*- UilUirr tile *iU.‘j JJiCCS Ijiand Jtflm Xarnfshla, the Cossack cos- the Americanization league and was a tumo of baggy red trousers, boots, regular family party. Then Ukralma long blue coats and Astrakhan hats, went back to Wilbur avenue in a big It was a strenuous and intricate af- motor truck, singing Ukrainian songs? fair carried off with the vigor and Not exactly. They wore singing Ola agility for which Cossacks arc fa-j Black Joe. Americanization takes.
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Syracuse Herald
Syracuse, New York, US
Fri, Aug 05, 1921
Page 18
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