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New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Y. S. Denies Prize Offer
For Helicopter Airplant
NeW York Tribune
WIshinCtOn Bureuu

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-No prize
has been offered by the government
Tor an airplanc which will rise and
land vertically, technically known as a
helicopter, the War Department an
nounccd to-day A prize Of $4,000
has been offered, however, by the
Michel Company, Of France. through
the international Acronautical Com
mittec, for the invention of a success
ful machine of this type
The departments announcement
points out that one of the main fca-
lures Of helicopter is the necessity
OF practical helicoptcr propeller
itself capable of raising the plane
vertically.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Japanese Trade Agent for ". Y

WNSIIINGTON, Jnn. 20.-Japan is
planning to appoint commercial at
tache TO the United States, with Offices
IN New York, "a dispatch to-day from
Toxic TO the Department Of Commerce
states. The japanese governments
plans also call for commercial at
tache to China, 1t is reported, but the
matter awaits the appropriation Of
necessary funds
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

tributions from rich and poor alike
But no man, though he be worth mill
ions, will be allowed-wil be allowed,
mind you-to contribute more than
81 600
Five years ago Uncle Sam carried
on his payroll at Washington less than
10000 employees. That number tripled
during the war, perhaps of necessity.
stice there has been no step toward
a return to normal basis.
"Today 1000 employees are on
duty at Washington and continue to
draw pay from Uncle Sam. Think of
it. Is it too much to say that eff
ciency-ordinary business prudence and
inteligence-would reduce that mum
ber by half and thus save many mill
ions to the suffering taxpayers?"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
POincare to Celebrate Ieooua

PAR1S, Jan. % (French Wireless
Service ).-Prcsidcnt poincart will pro-
SIDE at solemn ceremony Mt the Sor-
bonne on January 30, to celebrate the
establishment Of the league of nations.
school teachers throughout the country
wiil read to their clnsscs the declarn-
tions made ut the Sorbonne.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Marsh Says Wall Street
Controls Farm Bureaus
National Council Representa-.
ftre, Opposing Sale of u. S.
Ships CriIled by Senators

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Beniamin
G: Marsh, representing the Farmers
National Council, opposing the sale Of
government-owned ships in testimony
before the Senate commerce COMMITTEES
to-day, came in for sharp question:
ing. by committee members when he
declared that he represented a CON
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Test of Wood
Boom Due i'm
South Dakota
Primary There on March %
Also Will Show Attitude
of Returned Soldiers ON
a Military Candidate
Lowden Men Are Active
Hope to Get Four of the Ten
Delegates-CerardL Likely
to Win in Democratic Vote

This is the sevcnth of series of ar
tictes By Garter Field on the political
outlook in the various states.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
CoHapsible Kit Bags

made of hand boarded
cowhlde, double handles,
solid brass locks and
catches. Lined with a
heavy durable fabric, with
ore fuQ long pocket on
side and two side pockets.
22 inches long, $44.25, in
Guiding tax.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

II yk 49,. (.f/JfTt,//>A
lTT':'1'5:5g5a IS
Light Luggage
is the only kind of luggage
the up-to-date man ever
carries. In these days of
crowded, uncomfortable
trains and hurried, un-
expected business trips
light luggage is all abso-
lutte necessity. And dura-
bility, trilnness of line and
quality of leather must not
be sacrificed in attaining
light weight.
Our ShO,Cing
of appropriate and desir-
able weekend bags is
complete and satisfying,
and affords an ample Sc
lection to the most par
ticular shopper.
Overnight Bags
For the Fair Ser
from time immen1orial
have been subjected to
the most unkind stufhng.
And the poor, unfortunate
bags have rebelled by
tiring-out their owners
long before their destina-
ton was reached. But ours,
fitted to the highest degree
with cornfort-aff ording ac-
cessories, cut on generous,
roomy patterns, made of
strong yet finely grained
feathers, are, with all their
pretentious appointments
and advantages, light in
weight.
Women's Fitted
J Suit Cases
fashioned of black long
4 grain cowhide, fitted with
! two solid brass side lever
! 10 c ks, lined with blue
; silk MORE with shirred
3 pockets at sides. Ten
3 fittings of white celluloid,
& including among tn e m
8 every little yet important
s article that a woman needs
: to make even a short trip
Z comfortable. 22 inch e S
{ long, S49.48, including tax.
3 Week-End Bags
2 for women, in smooth
. brown cowhide or black
4 long grain. Lined in vari-
q Gus colors with silk MORE,
q two shirred pockets inside.
"a Fitted with solid brass
e locks and slides. 10 inches,
"a $15.74.
B Collopsible Kit Bags
e made of hand boarded
"a cowhide, double handles
g solid brass locks and
'E7 catches. Lined with &
heavy durable fabriN, with
ore full long pocket or
side and two side pockets
9 22 inches long, $44.25, in.
& cluding tax.
B Inspired by
8 English Patterns
.H are these Oxford cowhide
E bags, sewn-in Englis /
is frames and reinforced a,
IS the corners. IN brown
Is cordovan color only, with
IS two handles and brass slide
Is catches and lock. The lin
e ing IS strong, well wearing
f Fl and printed in an English
q design. l8 inches long
g S29.95, including tax.
Made Orer az Ply
Is Veneer Box
g these week end cases o.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Inspired by
English Patterns

are these Oxford cowhide
bags sewn-ln nglis h
frames and reinforced ar
the corners. IN brown
cordovan color only, with
two handles and brass slide
catches and lock. The lin
ing IS strong, well wearing
and printed in an English
design. l8 inches long,
$29.95, including tax.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

Made Orer a3 Ply
Veneer Box
these weekend cases of
smooth brown or black
long grain cowhide can't
be beat for lightncss and
ample capacity. Two solid
brass locks. Lined in vari-
Gus colors of silk moirc.
with side and end pockets.
"a inches long, $34.25, in
Guiding tax.
Uzr,,T,, Fifth Floor. 2sth street,
Rear.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Democrats to
Spare No Cost,
Says Thompson

Continued from page 1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
A SCENT GY0RGY EGYHAz
PIKNIKJE

A Scent Gyorgy gorog-katholi-
kus egyhaz a kozel jov6ben Macy
szabasu pikniket fog rendezni, a
melynek biztos id6pontjat meg
mem tudjuk.
A rendez6seg most keresi az
ere alkalmas helyet es eleve gon
doskodik arr6l, hogy a kozonseg
kenyelmere es sz6rakoztatasara
meglegyen minden. Mem kerGli
ell figyelmet az sem, hogy meleg
lido eseten epen ugy meglegyen
vedve mindenki h6segtol, mint
es6s lido eseten attol, hogy meg
azzon. A piknik pontos id6pont-
jat annak idejen jelezni fogjuk
lapunkban. Az egyhaz tagjai ad.
dig is kerik az 0sszmagyarsagot
hogy tomeges megjelenesiikke1
partoljak 6ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03

nemcsak sz6rakozas, hanem egesz
seges es testedzo sport, amely a
legjobb hatassal van a gyermekek
testi fejl6desere, izmaik meger6-
s0desere es tiidejik fejleszt6sere.
Remenyinel hivatotabb tame
mester alig van Amerikaban. Ez-
ert nyugodtan kiildhetik a sziil6k
gyermekeiket a tame leckekre.
Kiilonosen. ajanljuk EFT a sziil6k-
mex ,hogy kedveltessek meg a
gyermekekkel a szep magyar tam
cokat is. Remenyi kiilon0s gon
dot fordit csardas es a remek
k0rmagyar les palotas ibetanita-
sara. A beiratasok, mint fentebb
emlitettiik, hetf6n delutan 3 ora
kor kezd0dnek Kossuth k0rben.
A mar megkezdett feln6tt tani-
tasra meg mindig elfogad jelent-
kez0ket tancmester.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
UTOHANGOK A GYERMEK-
SZINIELOADASHOZ

A paratlanul sikeriilt gyermek-
eloadas alkalmabol mem mulaszt-
hatja el az egyhaz, hogy meg ne
k0szonje a kicsi szereploknek AIT
az elvezetet, gy0nyoriiseget, a
nit szereztek a sziil6knek es k0-
zonsegnek nagyon sep jatekuk-
kal. Fogadjak a kis szineszek
ekyhazunk meleg k0sz0netet
Az elevezet, amit kicsikek ja-
teka nyujtott, ell is feledtette
mindenkivel, hogy jol esne nekik
egy kis elismeres. Egyediil
Omeisz Karoly ur gondolt reajuk
$ megajandekozta a huszonnyolc
kis szineszt egy-egy doboz finom
kendivel. Neki is koszonetet fe-
jezi XII az egyhaz gavalleros ajan-
dekaert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
Macy PIKNIK

Ugyancsak kesziil6dnek az east
youngstown honfitarsak a junius
13-an megtartando Macy piknik-
re, amelyet ezuttal a Benwoodi
Sziiz Maria egylet 4-ik fi6kja rem
dez minden magyar altal ismert
Zupp-farmon. A tisztikar, amely
a vasarnapi gyiilesen tesz maid
jelentest azokr6l az el6kesziile-
tekrol, amelyeket maris megtett,
tudomasunk szerint gondoskodott
minden j6r6l, hogy a kozonseg a
pikniken j6l erezze magat. Rig6
J6ska teljes ciganybandaja huzza
maid a jobbnal-j -jobb hazai csar.
dasokat, meg valcert, no meg a
tuszteppet. Ismerve az east
Youngstown kozonseg nagy pix
nikezo kedvet, bizonyara nagy sc
kadalom fog osszegyiilni a Zupp
farmon j0vo vasarnap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
ATHLETA HIREK.

Hetf6n este tartjak az athletak
utols6 nagy acknowledgement
meleg nyar beallta elott 338 es
fel West Federal street alatti sa-
jat helyisegben. A h0lgyekre xii
lon6s meglepetes var ez alkalom
NAL. Tudjuk, hogy a derek ma
gyar fiuk milyen jol szoktak mu-
latsagaikat rendezni, azert komo-
lyan ajanlhatjuk magyar ifju-
sagnak, hogy ne maradjanak el
ett6l az utols6 zart helyisegii tame
alkalomt6l. Rig6 Joska cigany-
bandaja szolgaltatja maid ze-
net tanchoz.
Szombaton este az athletak
gyiilest tartanak sajat helyise-
giikben. Ezen gyulesen besze-
lik meg a jov6 heten kezd6d6 tre-
ming reszleteit. A youngstown
magyar fiuk, akiknek orok dics6-
sege az, hogy Ok voltak az elsok,
akik megrendeztek az amerikai
magyar bajnoki versenyeket, ed
dig mindig eleg jol megallottak
helyiiket a sokkal nagyobb anyag
gal rendelkez6 new york;, cleve-
landi,- chicagoi sportegyletekkel
szemben. Az iden megszaporo-
dott a magyar athleta clubbok
szama es az 6szi bajnoki versenye-
ken nagy versengesre van kilatas.
A legszorgalmasabb trening
sziikseges ahhoz, hogy a tehetseg-
gel biro ifjut komoly, versenyke-
pes athletava nevelje. Az iden
Hallok Janos ketszeres magyar
bajnok vezeti maid a treninget,
amelyet a South High School ath-
letikai palyajan tartanak heten-
kint ketszer vagy haromszor. A
regi versenyzok mind ujbol a
gyakorlashoz fognak, de a youngs
town. magyar becsiilet megvede-
sere ui anyagra is sziikseg volna.
Exert kerjiik mindazokat fatal
embereket, akik erik, hogy te-
hetsegiik van akar a futas, akar
ugras, akar dobashoz, hogy jojje-
neks Ell szombat esti gyiilesre, a
hol reszletes felvilagositast kap-
nak a nyari programme vonatko-
z6lag. Az iden az athleta elGtt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
Macy sIKERU KABARE

Dacara hirteleniil rekken6 me-
legre fordult id6nek, megis sep
szamu k0z0nseg kereste fel a
Kossuth k0rt vasarnap este, hogy
meghallgassa legujabb. hazulr6l
erkezett kabare szamokat, ame-
lyeket k0r tehets6ges miikedve-
l6 tagjai Macy sikerrel adtak el6.
Kiil0n dicseretben mem akarunk
senkit sem reszesiteni, de az biz
tos, hogy meg ritkan latott a
Youngstown k0zonseg oily j6 es
oily mulatsagos elGadast, mint a
vasarnapi volt.
Emelte az este Macy sikeret a
dalarda szereplese Babinszky And
ras vezetese alatt. Nagyszeriien
enekelnek es ha a pr6bakra is oily
nagy szammal jelennenek meg a
tagok, mint akkor, amikor felle-
pesrol van $40, akkor csakhamar
az els6 dalardak k0z6 keriilne a
magyar enekesek csoportja. A
k0zonseg ugy a dalardat, mint a
kabare szamok szerepl6it zajosan
tapsolta.
Ejfel utan vidam tancra per-
diilt a vendegek serege es folvt
a mulatozas bizony csaknem kora
reggelig. A Kossuth kor szini
gardaja, amely az elmult evad-
ban mem reszesiilt a megerdemelt
partolasban, mostEuj remenynyel
1vegezte be a szez6nf. J0vSre ko
molly munkaval es vi darabokka
kesziil youngstown magyar k6
zonseg meghoditasara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
TANCIsKoLA

Remenyi Dezso new york; es
cleveland tancmestert igen sokan
ismerik Youngstownban. Evekkel
ezel6tt is eljart ide, hogy a ma
gyar fiatalsagot a tancmiiveszet
titkaiba bevezesse. Hosszabb szii
net utan most ismet k0riinkben
van Remenyi, aki hetenkint ha-
romszor tartja lecke6rait Kos
suth k0r kival6an alkalmas nagy-
termeben.
De nemcsak a feln3tt fiatalsa
got tanitja Remenyi a tancra, ha-
mem hetf6n megszervezi a oyer
mekosztalyt is. Magyar sziilGk
mem tehetnek okosabbat, mint
hogy gyermekeiket csekely aldo
zattal tancra tanittatjak. A tame
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
KOLLER Bella VI ALLASBAN
A Commercial National Bank ma
gyar-t6t osztalyanak lett a veze-
t0je.

Lapunk olvas6i epen ugy, mint
Youngstown es k0rnyekbeli
magyarsag jol ismeri Koller Belat,
a Xxi lapunknak a k0zelmultban
egyik tulajdonosa es nyomdave-
t6je volt.
K0ller Bella, amikor megvalt la
punkt6l, farmot vasarolt es azon
gazdalkodott. A varosi ember
azonban nehezen szokik hozza a
farmelethez es ez az Okla annak,
hogy Roller Bella varosba XII
vankozott. A Commercial Ma
tinoal Bank tudomast szerezve
Roller elhatarozasar6l, azonnal
! meghivta ct, hogy vegye at bank
magyar es tot kiilf0ldi osztalya-
! max vezeteset, miutan Roller mind
ket nyelven t0keletesen beszeli es
a mi f6, otthonos bank es penz
kiildesi Hgyekben.
Olvasoink bizonyara 0r0mme1
veszik fenti hirt es Macy szam
ban fogjak felkeresni K0ller Be.
lat, a XII a legnagyobb keszsegge
all rendelkezesere a hozza fordu
10 magyaroknak es t6toknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
0REG EGYLET

A Magyar Betegsegelyz6 egylet
tagjait ezennel felkerjiik, hogy a
vasarnap delutan 2 6rakor a re
formatus egyhaz gyiilestermeben
rendes havi gyiilesen
minel nagyobb szamban jelenje-
mex meg, inert fontos foly6iigyek
targyalasa keriil sorra.
A tisztikar neveben
Mecsei Andras, eln0k.
Menyhert Janos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
East Youngstown
SZtjZ MARIA EGYLET

Felkeretnek Sziiz Maria eev-
let east Youngstown fi6kjanak
osszes tagjai, hogy a vasarnap
delutan a Crow-fele hallban meg
tartand6 rendes havi gyiilesen tel
ies szamban jelenjenek meg. A
gyiiles lesz hivatva ARA, hogy a
vasarnaphoz egy hetre megtar-
tando piknik reszleteit megbeszel
je.
A tisztikar neveben
Lukovszky Pal, elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
Gyermekvizsga.

= Mondja meg 6szinten, negy-
szem koz0tt, csakugyan artatlan
on? = ezt kerdezte az igyved
egyik klienset6l, aki valami bin
perbe volt keverve.
= Mifele kerdes? - pattant fel
sert0d0tten kliens - ha artat-
Ian volnek, vettem volna-e iigy-
vedet?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L N

Macy jovo all a varosban is. Sok
versenyre van kilatas es a ma
gyar fiuk ezeken amerikaiakkal
es mas nemzetisegiekkel merhe-
tik ossze erejiiket a magyar baj-
noki viadal elott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03

keres az Amerikai Magyar Hir-
lap nyomdaja. Csak olyan JOAN
magyar ember jelentkezzen, aki
ert valamit a gepekhez is. Allan
do, jol fizetett munka. 800 w.
Federal Street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
Keresztelesek.

Majus 30-an kereszteltettek meg
k0vetkez0 kisdedek:
/. Kis Sandorne es neje, Ne
meth Erzsebet fla JOSEF Sandor
nevre. Ker. sziil.: Varocsik Janos
es neje, Nemeth Katalin.
2. T0r0k Ferenc es neje, Yursa
Erzsebet leanya Iren es Eszter
nevre. Ker. sziil.: Pull JOSEF es
neje. T0r0k Borbala.
3. Reiner Lajos es neje, Zele-
max Anna leanya Jolan nevre.
Ker. sziil.: Turner JOSEF es neje
Zelenak Terez
4. Banyacsky Janos es neje,
Elek Zs6fi fla Janos es Bella new
re. Ker. sziil.: Zsurki Istvan es
neje Pal6czy Ilona.
5. Lakatos Menyhert es neje,
Demjen Erzsebet leana Iren es
Erzsebet nevre. Ker. sziil.: Dem
jen Lajos es Tomora 9stvanne,
sziiletett Homolya Rozalia.
Temetes.
Majus 30-an temettetett Kun
Istvan Laetoniaba k0lt0zott
atyankfia. Td0s tarsunkat wax
belgyuladas 0lte meg. Teste 9
leetoniai temet6ben helyeztetett
0r0k nyugalomra.
Gyermekvizsga.
A sziniel6adasukkal oily parat
Ian sikert elert vasarnapi iskolas
gyermekeink most vasarnap fog.
max vizsgazni' a gyiilekezet el6tt
zSo]tar enekleSbol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
Megismerte az irasat.

Jolt egy siirg0ny videkrol,
de meg mem bontottak fel es a kis
B0ske ujong, hogy 8 tudja kitol
j0tt.
- Kit6lY - kerdi a mamaja.
- Hat papat6l.
- Honnet tudod?
Hat megismertem az irasat.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-26
BANQUET AT COLLEGE.

The young ladies and young men
of the Methodist Sunday School were
guests of DR.. and Mrs. J. r. Countiss
and the Senior Class of Grenada
College at banquet at the College
on Wednesday evening. Prof. John
Rundle, teacher of the Business
Young Mems Sunday School Glass,
was toast-master of the occasion.
Excellent and timely talks were
made by Drs. Countiss, Woodland,
and Brownlee and Prof. Rumble. Mrs.
). c. Fair, on behalf of the guests,
extended vote of. thanks to DR.. and
Mrs. Countiss and the Senior Class
for the delightful entertainment. The
affair was thoroughly enjoyable and
helped to instin the Sunday, School
spirit in all present.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-26
AUGUST OLSON DIED
In NASHVILLE

No one was prepared for the trag-
ic news which came over the wires
from Nashville last Sunday afternoon
that Mr.. August Olson was dead. He
was regarded as one of the most hale
and hearty men in all the country
He went to Nashville to visit his
daughter, Mrs. T. d. Hall, and while
there decided to have his tonsils re-
moved, SO he went to a hospital and
passed the operation all right but
died perhaps about an hour after
ward.
The remains were shipped to Gre
NADIA and laid to rest in Odd Fel-
lows cemetery Monday morning aft
er funeral services conducted by
Rev. A. A. Stanley of the First Bap-
tist church.
Mr.. Olson was native of Sweden.
he was about go years old at his
death. He came to the United States
when mere youth, since which he
had lived almost the entire time in
and near Elliott, this county, where
he was making his home at the time
of his death. He was regarded as
one of the best and most substantial
citizens of the county. He was not
a one-idea farmer, but believed in
applying the experience and obser-
vation of the century to his own af-
fairs. He was what is generally
called q progressive in all things and
q useful Factor in the county. As
. friend he was dependable. AS a
neighb0r, he was clever, thoughtful
and Obhging and as citizen it was
MS endeav0r to stand for those
things which he regarded as best for
he general welfare. He served with |
credit on the board of supervisors Of |
Grenada county and was a part of |
he time, president of that body. AS
husband and father, he. was con-
'iderate and loving.
He is survived by three daughters.
WO Of whom are married, and one
on. to wlioma The Sentinel lenders
he Aincerest sympathy. sa
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-26

At the residence Of Mrs. Minnie
Frazier ON last Sunday afternoon,
Mr.. Hilman Rowe, of Winona, was
married to Miss Carrie Tyler. of
Duck Hill, Rev. A. A. Stanley OF the
Baptist church officiating. Only a
very few intimate friends were pres
ent. Mr.. Rowe was reared in Vino
ma but IS now q conductor on the
Illinois Central run, between Grenada
and Memphis. He is a getleman Of
splendid integrity and Of fine. char
acter. Mrs. Rowe has been in the
telephone service at Grenada /. for
about three years where she won the
admiration and esteem Of all who got
to know here The Sentinel Wishea
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe every happiness
through life.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-26
A. M. E. CONFERENCE MEETS

The twenty-first annual session of
the North East Mississippi Confer
ence of the A. M. E. church conven-
ed at the church of that congrega-
ton in Grenada Wednesday morning
with Bishop w. w. Beckett, of South
Carolina, presiding. After the usual
devotional exercises Mayor w. S. P.
Doty delivered an address of welcome
in which he bade the negro Gods
speed in every good work. The ad-
dress was very appropriately refer
red to by the Bishop who indicated
that he had been teaching his peopt
that sort of doctrine.
Rev. H. 81. Buckingham, of
NADIA, and principal of the Nr'
school here, was made Sc .oiore
From what might be CLEAN esar.
the Bishops opening rem .ss I !Io. !.
the purpose Of tha GO sfa, flAs, II
consider = number o1. te.e matters out t
1de OF the rout.Ae OF church wo.t yaS
and among them Il l1e duty Of "yhs shs
negro as = iajoorer and as = c;t;.~, 'ise ;'s
these days of rzconstruct;on en : 'Hhn -
bishop appears to be a man ,,,,,4Ls. us.
OF the position he occupies and ors 10y
capable OF leading his peonlA to b;orh ohe
er and better things both nc ~ Si ait;
zensnlp and as to the duties of chnrsh
lnembefS-fOr it is a we'll a.caussI .,,.s ~
1act that every faithful ami cops;S
lent church member is good citi- !
zen. it might be stated here that |
!, n1s1CP ns becket was made bishon in
iSlo wnlie ne was serving as pres;- =
1ent or Allen University in Sonth
iaIonna. Key. Wallace Jones was + +
;losen 70 get the news of the ccna -
e5ence e the secular press. Ths
''1A0p w htKe lI in ~ cabinet to ! az as +
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-26
SOME CHANGES THAT
sg AFFECT GRENADA
Conference Shake-Up Brings Rev
Mr.. Tucker Back.

One of the surprises Of the recent
Methodist conference at Charleston
was the taking away of Rev. r. A.
Tucker, who had served the Green
wood charge only one year. Mr..
Tucker was made presiding elder of
a new district which extends from
the Tennessee line near Grand juno
ton tosas far as the jurisdiction of
the North Mississippi conference
south. The new district was named
Grenada District and very probably
Mr.. Tucker will be located at Gre
NADIA. Grenada is glad to have him
and his excellent family back and in
Sentinel extends them a most cordi-
al welcome. Mr.. Tucker had warm
place in the hearts of his congrega-
tion at Greenwood and there is little
surprise manifested that there should
be some displeasure at giving him up.
Mr.. Tucker is admirably adapted for
the duties Of presiding elder, but is
fortunately endowed with an abund-
ance of common sense which equips
him to deal probably with almost any
duty.
: Mr.. Tucker and family, for the
present at least, win make their
home at the residence Of Airs. Pearl
Lickfold. -
Rev. T.. M. Brownlee was assigned
to Starkville. He is one of the
strong and aggressive men of the
conference and Starkyille may con-
gratulate herself on getting him. Mr..
Brownlee, too, has big fund of
mother wit and intuition. He can be
counted upon at all times to see both
sides of proposition and will uphold
Christian standards under all condi-
tions.
Rev. J. III. Holder, formerly pre-
siding elder, was made educational |
secretary and It is probable that aft