The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-03-30
BARON CODOLY
QUITS ATLANTA
IN A BIG HUFF
HOTEL GUESTS OBJECT TO THE
MUSIC AT ALL HOURS AND THE
BARON. WELL KNOWN IN PEN
sACoLA, BECOMES INDIGNANT
AND DEPARTS.

Baron Andor Won Coboly. known
quite we'll in Pensacola, where he So
journed for several weeks, has quit
Atlanta in a. huff and has departed for
parts unknown, according to the fol-
lowing from the Atlanta Georgia:
The Baron Andor Won Coboly, of
Budapest. Hungary. is gone, and be-
hind his departure there is sad
story, mates. for those who have any
sparks of genius concealed about
their persons, and who have an idea
that Atlanta ranks high in the scale
of musical knowledge and apprecia-
ton, for alas, it's not thus.
It's the tale of a genius who ge-
infused around out at the Georgian
Terrace for some time his confusing
in music, confused eminent compos-
ing, and who up and went away from
there Wednesday because certain
peevish persons, persons of low COM
merca1 instincts and primeVa1 tastes
in music, confused eminent compos
ing with the common or garden va
riety of noise, and plaintively OBJ
iected to sonatas in E flat, in A
hotel room. or anywhere, served a Ia
carte in the still watches of the
night.
Neighbor Called Him "Guy."
Speaking of the Baron Andor Won
Coboly NJ. D., B. NJ, A. M, Phi. D.,
and so on, globe trotting millionaire
nobleman, lieutenant of Hungarian
HuSsars, and-eminent composer, he
is gone from among us now, with sor
row in his heart and his soul filled
Ff.,%4
ta's musical taste; gone partly be-
cause he wanted to go and partly
because the folks at the Terrace deli
| cately limited that sleeping should
| take precedence over eminent COM
posing. One guest in a room near
the Barop's vehemently suggested
suppression of that guys" night
composing.
! The Baron left quite a number of
shattered hearts and dreams. if re-
ports can be believed: for ne was
very popular in social circles and was
a great deal of a lion, subject to the
| wiles and witchery of a whole lot of
; Atlanta's beautiful young society
girls.
Here Five Weeks.
Five weeks ago the Baron Won Co.
boly burst upon the horizon Of the
Terrace. He registered, installed a
piano in his room and began his emf
nent composing, and he is really
famous composer. He worked stead
lily for a week without exciting any
comment, for he worked during the
daytime.
Soon his social enga gements took
up all the daylight hours, and he be-
gan doing some eminent composing
lot ,ir~I7f n ha
heard mutterings of discomfort; muir
murs Of revolt arose, and delicate
hints were conveyed to Manager
Keen that it would be wise to segre
gate the Baron, to pass laws making
the night a closed season on eminent
composing.
Finally "a delegation of outraged
guests descended en- masse upon
Manager Keen and stated in plain
terms that they had been robbed of
sleep long enough; they needed sleep.
they wanted sleep, and sleep they
must have. The suggestion was made
that the management of the Terrace
regulate the eminent composing.
Baron is Indignant.
SO Mr.. Keen sent word up TO the
Baron that he must cease his emf
nent composing. or do it only in the
daytime. Whereupon the Baron came
down in high dudgeon, and forthwith
slapped Atlanta sharply upon the
wrist taking our beloved city to task
for her lack of musical knowledge
and her horrid manners.
The Baron left Atlanta Wednesday
at o'clock. He said he was going
from here to Augusta, and will then
make an automobile trip to New
York City.