davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-14

Ralph M. Pavey, who has been
teaching agriculture in the Eagle
schools, has been chosen county agri-
cultural agent for Idaho county to re-
place John M. Finley, who recently
resigned to go into the greenhouse
business in the state of Washington.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-14

BOY TO LEARN TO BE A PRINT
er. This office. #
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-14

n Regular meeting Of Paradise
Ky lodge No. II, July II, p. M.
~ Work in Fellowcraft degree.
Masons invited. Refreshments. 39tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-14
Three-Months- old Babes
Matched to Play Tennis

Paris.-During a recent visit
to Paris ]. G. Parks, British rep
resentative in the Davis cup
tournament, and A. II. Colbert,
a great French tennis player,
matched their three months old
infants to play lawn tennis 20
years from now.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-14

The 10 pest committeeman IN 13
communities have, at the request of
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-14

NEW EXPERIMENT
STATION CIRCULARS
Circular 13, consisting of two
pages, contains a complete list of
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-14

Select your tires ac-
Cordin6 to the roads
they have to travel:
In sandy or billy coun-
try, wherever the going
is apt to be heavy-The
u. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads-The U. S. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels -
The u. S. Plain.
For best results
everywhere-U. S.
Royal Cords.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-21
CITY NEWS

Dance at Glaser's beach Wednes-
! day night. Rights reserved.
209o discount on all low shoes
at Hodge Shoe Co.'s store.
st. Mary's social tonight. In case
OF rain, in st. Mary's hall
Fresh catfish this week, Ia North
Water Phone 215 We deliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mayer, of
52S A street, announce the birth of
| a son.
-Puchechetuck Enc. No. Z. i. o. O.
+. meets every first and third Thurs
day. John Eisenhuth, Fin. Scribe.
-Keokuk camp M. W. A., No. 622,
Twill hold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members ars
requested to be present
If you are in the market for a
new truck, investigate thsA Republic
If your truck is too light for your
hauling, see the Republic. I'VE can
handle few used trucks.k Weber
III. ~
Augustine Metzinger eth have
conveyed to Mary A. Hennemap, prop
erty located near the corner of Third
and Johnson streets. The only con-
sideration was zone dollar, love and
affection"
j. e. Bertram, driving a second
hand car purchased in Burlington,
was stopped by Keokuk police yes
terday and charged with driving with
only one license plate. He told the
officers he had Just purchased the
car and supposed it had two plates
on it. He deposited 1895 at the sta
ton and was released.
An information has been filed in
the superior court against Henry
Ashley for driving an automobile and
passing another car on the right side
of the second machine at Twentieth
and Main streets Saturday night.
There is an automobile rule that
in passing a car going the same way
the first car shall go to the left of
the second machine.
Bargains in white oxfords and
pumps at Hodges shoe store.
"A. M. Henderson, cashier of the
First National bank of Story City,
Iowa. has announced his candidacy
for president of the Iowa Bankers
association, to succeed L. A. Andrews
of Ottur1wa, elected at the recent
convention in Des Moines. Mr.. Hen
derson is chairman of group six of
the Bankers organization and is well
known among members Of the organi-
cation.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-21

Come and hear the pho
nograph NTH lDhich the
Edison Laboratories chal-
Lenge the talking machine
manufacturers!
H1eitis- +he Official laboratory Model-which
the Edison Laboratories. in sweeping challenge
have pited against the talking machine woddl
Read the Challenge
We've printed i word fos word 1000 such Com
pmson Tests have been made al the United States
and Canada They have brought home over 500 900
people the wonderful Realism Of the New Edison.
The Mus,aion abose shows the test made recently at
Los Ansele. Cal when 500 persons were unable to
distinguish the difference between the voice Of Marie
Morrsey. famous contrako, and is RECREATION BY
the New Edison.
You cam determine
and fascinating way Ask for the Realism Test. We
give It with the Official Laboratory Model See if its
realism is all that the challenge claims.
Prices May Rise
The Price of the New Edison has advanced less
than 1870 since 1914. Most Of the increased
costs If manufacture borne personally by
Mr. Edison. But conditions may vet force
plice advance. Get your New Edison now
Our Budget Pim-a Etle common-.ense applied
to spending pays for It. Ask
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-21
MISS NOETZLI
DIES TODAY
Passed Away at st. Joseph's Hospital
After an Illness of Three
Months Following an
Operation.

The death of Miss Minnie Noetz11
occurred this morning at $3.50 o'clock
at st. Joseph's hospital after an i'll
ness of three months Death was
the result of complication Of dis.
eases following an operation.
Miss Noetzli had lived in Keokuk
since she was little girl five years
old. She came here with her parents.
Henry and Thresa Noetzli, in 1857,
from Cincinnati, Ohio, where she
was born April 4, 1852. Miss Noetzli
is well known in this city and has
many friends, who will mourn her
death. She was member of the
Unitarian church
The survivors are her two sisters,
Mrs. Amelia Reiner and Mrs. J. v. D.
Mas, and her brother, Herman
Noetzli, with whom she made her
home at 1903 Johnson street.
Funeral arrangements will be an.
nounced later.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-21
Clothing Prices Coming Down.

-'0t'r''FS Z TVS OoTTTFI8 DVWT1. :
CHICAGO, Hi, July 21.-Clothing
prices are coming down shortly, &C
cording to A. G. Blackmore of the
business extension department of the
Retailers Commercial union, who
commented on the fact that the 800
buyers from small towns in twenty
two states here were not closing
many orders.
Buyers will order few things
now and duplicate in two or three
weeks when they can get reduc-
tion," he said 1.-The buying so far
has been very light because prices
are coming down"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-21
CITY NEWS

The pallbearers for the funeral of
the late George Mckee, which was
held from the residence on Blondeau
street Monday. were: Roy Fields.
James Franklin, Reginald South, Eu-
gene Coleman, James Webster. The
Rev. ]. Sterling Moore officiated and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-21

bound here since last Thursday, got
away in rapid succession today for the
next stop, Grand Rapids Mich The
other flyer left here yesterday after
noon and arrived at Grand Rapids
safely last night
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-21
ROYAL NElaHRoRs NOTICE.

There will be no meeting Thursday
evening, July %. All Royal Neighbors
who can are expected to go to War
saw on the 1905 car to attend. school
of instruction in the afternoon and
class initiation in the eveESg, con-
Quoted by our supreme fcorder,
Hada NJ Carlson. By order Of oracle.
UFA BUSS.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-21
interment occurred in Oakland GENE

interment occurred in Oakland GENE
terry.
A party of Carthage and Keokuk
people will camp at Wild Cat Springs
for a month. The party will be com
posed of Mrs. w. L. Smith and family
and Mrs. William Settler of Keokuk,
the Reyer and without families from
Carthage and friends from Quincy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-21
hree FLYERS Off.

ERIE, Pa, July 21.-The three fly
ers of the army squadron of four.
under command of Captain St. Clair
sreet. flying from Mineola, n. Y. to
alaska, and which had been weather
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-21

Turkish Cabinet Resigns.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
LONDON, July 21.-The TURKISH
cabinet has resigned, according u
dispatches here.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-21
The Challenge!

We are informed that the repre-.
sentatives Of one or more taking
machine manufacturers have stated.
on several occasions, that they are
ableto distinguish between a singers
voice, or inshumentaEsts pefom-
ance, and the New Edison's Re-
CREATION Of such voice Or per-
Torrance.
We hereby invite responsible rep
rescntahves Of any reputable
talking machine manufacturer to
permit themselves to be bIndfolded,
and to listen to such COMPARISON,
m the presence Of Judges Of their
own choosing. indicating to such
Judges when they think they are
listening to the artist. and when to
the New Edison. There Is only one
condition attached, and that is::--
that the representatives Of such
talking machine company, and the
judges selected by them, shall sign
a written statement setting forth,
n full detail, the results Of such test
The test viii be made with an
Official Laboratory Model, taken
from stock, .uch as can be bought
in any Edison dealers store."
THOMAS A. EDISON. Inc
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-21

Now comes scientist who says
jealousy is disease, but as mattei
of fact it's so per cent. selfishnesS
and so per cent pure cussedness-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-21


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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
A VILAG LEGNAGYOBB
TORoNY6RAJA.

Ez bizonyara a hamburgi Mi
haly-templom 6raja. A negy
szamlap mindenike 7S meter
atmer6jii, ugy, hogy percmu-
tat6 hegye egyik percrovatkat6l
. masikig Al centimeter utat tesz
meg. Mindenik percmutat6 el-
lensulyaval egyiitt korulbeliil ha-
rom metermazsa sulyu. Otfele
kerekmiive van az 6ranak, mu-
tat6hajto mil, negyedeket iit6
szerkezet, a felorat, azutan a tu-
lajdonkepeni teljes 6rat ito seer
kezet, vegiil az imara sz6lito ha-
rang 6ramiive, mely napjaban ha-
romszor { reggel 5tkor, delben Is
delutan otkor) mik0dik, mik0z-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
GAzDAsAGI sEGELY

Az amerikai gazdasagi tarsu-
lat kiviteli bizottsaga hosszasan
targyalja kiilf0ldi kereskedel-
kereskedelmunk habOru elotti,
haboru tani es jelenlegi allapo-
tat. A jelenlegi allapotok mem
nagyon remenyteljesek es a tar
sulat AIT ajanlja, hogy nagymer-
vii befektetesi tarsulatokat
("trust" alakitsunk. Ezen tar
sulatoknak idegen biztositekokba
kellene penziiket fektetniok es
k6telezettsegeik lebonyolitasanak
fedezesere sajat .belfoldi biztosi-
tekai ikat kellene letenniok. Ezek
'ehetnenek allampapirok, vagy
egy kiilfoldi ceg hazajabeli ipari
vallalat reszvenyei, vagy pedig
,gy harmadik allan hivatalos
yagy magan papirjai. Esetleg
" Egyestilt Al1amok egy vagy
tobb allammal egyiitt k0lcson6z-
hetne, ugy, hogy kilfoldi ipar
'ellendiiljon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
NYOLC PERCIG LEVEGO
NELKUL.

Erdekes tudomanyos kiserlet-
mex vetette ala magat Londonban
a minap egy olasz termeszettu-
dos. Nordini a neve a vakmero-
mex, Xxi a megfulladas veszedel-
menek tette XII magat, hogy ma
ga tudomanyos felteveseit bizo-
nyitsa. A kiserlet egy orvosok-
b6l all0 bizottsag elott tortent.
Nordini orrat, szajat, szemet, fiji
lett legmentesen bek0t0ztette, az
utan pedig ugyancsak legmen-
tesen zarod6 4koporsoszerii lada-
ba tetette magat, melyet j6 vas
tagon le is foldeltetett. Icy ma
radt nyolc teljes percig, a miko1
kinos helyzet6bol megszabaditot.
tax. T0keletesen eszmeletenel
volt es szervezete minden zavar
nelkiil miikod0tt. Nordinit az or
vosok. megvizsgaltak es ugy ia
laltak, hogy tiideje rendkiviil fej-
lett, sok levegot tud beraktaroz.
nj. Ez- a titka>a rendkiviili mu
tatvanynak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27

Csodalatos volna, hogy komoly fer
flax, tud6sok, katonak ,tanarok,
penzemberek szazai bediiltek vol
ma egy tanulatlan ember frazisai
max, etessek, vendegul lassak,
penzt adjanak neki, - ha mem
tenyleg az lett volna a popa, ami
mex az ajanl6 levelek irtak: tit
kos iizenetek hirhordoz6ja, meg
beszelesek kozvetitoje. 0 volt az,
aki egyediil dolgozta meg az osz-
SECS romanokat, s 8 volt az, akl
EFT a munkat akkor is folytatta,
amikor a haboru mar kit0rt.
Csakhogy ekkor meg vakmerobb
bek es meg ravaszabbak az en-
leksorok, melyek alatt mar siiriin
talalunk ismert roman nemzetise-
gil magyar politikusokat is.
De a legnagyobb munkat ak
kor vegezte Vazul p6pa,. amikor
a romanok vereseget szenvedtek.
Ekkor 8 faradhatatlan volt, biz
tatott, batoritott, a lelket tartot-
ia romanokban, ugy Erdelyben,
min odaat Jassyban. Mert csoda-
latos: Vazul p6pa mindig atju-
tott a frontokon, elotte mem volt
akadaly mem volt titkos ut. Es
! odaat most mar lazasak, bette
gek. faradtak az emberek. Csak
ez az egy ember birja valtozat,
Ian er6vel, hittel es kitartassal
ElStte mines lehetetlen, nap.
LOLA mutatja, hogy ekkor mar
igazan fanatizalt es apostolko
dott.
ICY dolgozott majdnem a habo.
ru vegeig -. napl6jat forgat
va, folyton az jar az eszemben
hogy nekiinkEzg' magyaroknak
akad-e maid egy Vazul popank
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
AMERIKAI MAGYAR HIRLAP

ben az 6rat jelz5 iit6sek utan
minden alkalommal kilenc-kilenc
iit6st mer a negy nagy harang
legnagyobbikara. A jar6miivet
villamos uton csillagaszati inga-
ora szabalyozza, mely templom
also helyisegeben van felallitva.
Ujabban normalorat kozvetle-
nil hamburgi csillagvizsgal6-
val akarjak osszekotni, hogy ICY
az ora mindig a legpontosabb id6t
mutathassa. A torony oramiivei
villamos uton 0nmiik0doen lesznek
felhuzva, ugy, hogy toronyora-
max semmifele emberi segitsegre
mines sziiksege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
Hogyan kesziiltek a romanok Err
dely elrablasara?
"a Pesti Napl6 cikke)

Z
a Meg a nehai bekes, boldog idok-
ben cit Erdelyben egy olah van
dorl6 barat. Vazul p6panak hiv-
tax es rongyos volt az istenadta,
mint egy agrol szakadt koldus.
Tester6l piszkot evszamra mem
mosta lie, a ruhaja egyszeru da-
roc, haja, szakalla csapzott, zsi-
ros, - megis mindeniitt szivesen
latott vendeg volt, .ahol romanul
csengett $40. Senki sem tudta,
hogy hova valo, senki sem latta
ot megpihenni, senki sem ismerte
ct, -. megis mindeniitt otthon
volt. Egyszer a havasi paszto-
rok kunyhojaban halt, masszor
elokelo bojarok asztalanal etke-
zett, es sehol sem maradt egy
napnal tovabb.
A magyar nep vigan es gond-
talanul cit, mem sejtve es mem is
ertve a kozelgo vilagesemenye-
ket, amikor Vazul p6pa a korla-
tolt emberek makacs konoksaga-
val keszilt - vilaghaborura.
S akik figyelemmel kisertek orok-
Ike valtozo kisertetjarasat, AIT
mondjak, hogy a haboru kitorese-
ben legalabb annyi resze van,
mint a. francia = revanche poll
tikanak. Pedig Vazul popa mem
is csinalt semmit. Mem agitalt,
mem szonokolt, mem lazitott, a
tomegekre mem tudott hatni. SGT
soha ket ember el6tt egyszerre
mem is beszelt. Csak eppen leg
szorgalmasabb szuja volt annak
az aknamunkanak, mely elragta
az 6si erdelyi ia gyokeret....
Mikor a roman haboru idejen
nemet katonai hat6sagok el0-
szor tartoztattak lie Vazul p6pat,
- ez hiilyenek tetette magat.
Ugy ALT oft, mint egy jambor,
Greg, artatlan koldul6 barat, aki
abb6l el, hogy minden este mas
mas ALTON kopogtat.
- Adjanak nekem mas kenye-
ret - mondotta = en- boldogan
fogok elni.
Ere internaltak valami ma
gyar faluban, adtak neki lakast,
elelmet, mindent, ket het mulva
megis megszokott. Mikor masod-
'szor keriilt kezre, megtalaltak
nala a hires vandorkonyvet, mely,
ha mem is adta h6herkezre a p6-
pat, megis bepillantast engedett
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
Egyr0l- l-Masr6l.
Vazul popa vandorkonyve.

abba a fantasztikus .aranyu orga-
nizacioba, melylyel a komanok
Erdelyt maguknak akartak meg
szerezni.
A vandorkonyvbe Vazul p6pa
mindenUtt beiratott IL emlek-
sort. Ahol megszallt, ahol ebe-
det kapott, akivel beszelt, min
denkinek odaadta a k0nyvet is
irjon be valamit. Hogy NIT, =
u neki mindegy volt.
- Hiszen en- olvasni sem tudok
- vedekezett Vazul - en- mem tie
hetek arrol, hogy olyat irtak be,
INIT mem szabadott volna. I.
Pedig sok olyat irtak. Eleinte
ugyan meg csak artatlan ajanl6
sorokat talalunk.
"Vazul popa ketszer keresett
eel engem. Becsuletes ember, q
XII secret utazni. Maros-Ludas;
1913. oktober. Basiliu Luciu.
(Templomi pecset. 1"
Vagy:
"Vazm popa altal udvozlok
nindenkit, akihez 3 megy. 1913.
dec. CA gor. kel. lelkeszi hivatal
oecsetje. J" +.
Nehany h6nappal kes6bb azon-
ban mar vakmer6bbek az -olah
vendeglat6k.
"VazuT p6pa szabadnak akar-
ia latni az 8 testvereit. Torda,
Paruteu tanit6."
Eek az emleksorok 1914. ja-
nuarjaban kelteztettek - abban
az evben, amikor rajtunk xviii
mindenki tudta, hogy orgyilko-
sok k0szoriilik a kest. De las
sunk mas beirasokat:
Roman testverek! Vazul po-
pa fel fog keresni ticket, inert
sok mondanivaloja van. Csak r0-
vid ideig maradhat nalatok, azert
hallgassatok figyelemmel. 10 ro-
man. Sutu, R. Dobrin, tanito. -
Ismet ujabb oldal:
"Ma, 1914. januar 31-en erke-
zett hozzank Vazul p6pa, legy
szenvedelyes utazo, aki nemzeti-
segi celok szolgalataban all. Jd7
vetele Macy oromet szerzett ne
liink. Vaida-V -Vojvoda."
Ezutan jo darabig Romaniaban
'zoborol, latszolag eel es terv nell
Kill, csak figyelmes tanulmanyo-
zasnal jovunk ra~a j6l atgondolt
tervszeriisegre. Mert az alabbi
szemelvenyek csak sejttetni en-
gedik a celt.
"a roman f0ldek faradhatat-
Ian vandorat, testvernek testver-
hez szolo iizenetek hi hordoz6jat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
REPttL6GEPEK ARUSITAsA

Henry Woodhouse, az Aero
Club Of America elnoke. jelenti,
hogy az elmult kilenc honap
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27

alatt maganemberek tobb, mint
1000 katonai repiil6gepet vasarol
tax ossze es roYvidesen meg
hatralev6 folosleget is el fogjak
arusitani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27

fogadJa jol mlnden roman. Cos
tea tanit6. ("
"Vazul popa a roman vilag-
ban vandorol, mint Catzan test
yer. Baloiu lelkesz."
Mondtal valamit testver! Oh
vashatatlan alairas."
"Egy vagyont kellene adnunk
Vazul p6panak!"
Udv0zlet testvereinknek, akik
odaat vannak. Elerkezik a ro-
mansag ideje! Ploesti Tifer.''
"Az erdelyi romanok apostolic
volt ma nalam. Ha sok ilyen en-
beriink volna, akkor megint mi
volnank az urak Erdely felett. .
Ismetlem, az ilyen szemelvenyek
csak hozzavet6leges kepet mutat-
jak p6pa utazasainak. Ha azon-
ban az ember mem resteli a ia
radsagot es terkep utan ossze-
keresi hatar ket oldalan szem-
ben fekv6 helysegekbol szarmazo
adatokat, akkor egyszerre erthe-
to es feltiin0 lesz a tervszeriiseg
! Egy vezerkari tiszt mem tudta
volna jobban 0sszealitani az ak
namunka programmjat, mint az
irastudatlan (?) Vazul!
"A popa azonban mem elegedett
meg falvakkal es kis varosok-
kal. Neki nagyobb feladata is
volt: Bukarestbe ment. OFT Ii
ga Culturalaban udvoz0ltek S
ilyenfeleket irtak be k6nyvebe:
"Vazul p6pa sokat tud, ami a
konyvekben nincsen megirva.
Professor st. Constantinescu." !"
''Ha a Tiszaig mem lesz tobbe
hatar, akkor Vazul p6panak mem
kell t0bbe utaznia. Aurel Tip
siu.'
De egyel6re meg sokat kellett
vandorolnia. S 8 ell is jart szor-
galmasan mindenhova: kultur-
/ egyesiiletekhez, uzletekbe, politi-
kusokhoz, iigyvedekhez es a lebu-
jokba egyarant. Azutan hirtelen
megint Erdelyben termett hol
lit, hol Oft jelent meg konyvevel
Sok ezer romannal beszelt S jel-
lemz6, hogy senki ell mem arulta.
Csak Nagyszebenben latunk ket
lyen bejegyzest:
| Ma felkeresett egy ember, a
XII AIT mondja, hogy egy masodik
Cartzan akar lenni. Ideje van
hozza, de en- csak egy ravasz pa
rasztnak tartom. DR.. Aurel Mel
les, ugyved." !"
"Ma felkeresett Vazul p6pa, a
XII egy ravasz paraszt. Limlasan,
tizerhadnagy.''
logan, nagyszebeni ersek
azonban mar ICY nyilatkozik r6-
la:
"Vazul popa val6ban scent
vizl0narius utoda akar lenni.
Utazik, hogy megismerje a jo ro-
manokat es terjessze nemzeti
eszmet. 1914 februar.
/ Miutan deli hatarok mindket
oldalan vegig "vandorolt," 1914
majusaban Jassyban talaljuk, a
hol polgarmester ezt irta q
napl6ba:
!, "Egy sas atrepiilte Karpato
kat, hogy elmondja, hogy a ma
gyarok megfoJtjak testvereinket
Adace Justin"
A moldvai metropolita megbi
zasab6l pedig Florescu erseki iga;
cato ezt jegyzi be:
4, 20 szensege Pimen metropolitf
nagy tiszteloje volt felejthetet
len Cartzannak, kinek sinarai sir
jan keresztet emeltetett. Vazu
ugyanazt akarJa csinalni, - le
gyen bel6le egy uj Cartzan.'
Mask:
"Nemsokara lit az ora. amikol
megfizetiink. I"
Egy h6nap alatt Besszarabia
ban egesz Kisenewig jut, aho
ezzel a mondassal gazdagitja EN-
lekk0nyvet:
'Vazul p6pa magyarra we'd
lett zsid6krol mesel, akik kinoz
) Yak es iild0zik testvereinket 0rii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-30
GENERAL PERSH|NG
FETED BY MASONS
AImas Temple Cheers Him to
Echo as 487 Candidates
Cross "Hot Sands"

Both as a tribute to Gen. John j.
Pershing, the great American comman-
der. who was elected an honorary mem
Der at the afternoon session, and In spe-
cial honor of it's illustrious potentate.
Henry Lansburgh, who has had an
unusual and successful administra-
Shrine last night, at Polls Thearer.
presented one of the most elaborate
ceremonial sessions in its history
Four hundred and eighty-seyen can
didates. including some OF the most
prominent business and professional
men of Washington, were carried over
the hot sands" with an eclat and
an enthusiasm that made the welkin
ring, so that even the profane, beyond
the mystic walls. could tell that some
thing big was happening on the in
side of the big Avenue theater.
Bands Furnish Music Galore.
At the ceremonial proper. in the
evening, the proceedings were given
a musical atmosphere, with also bit
of the military, by Almas Temple S
noted brass band, it's unique oriental
Band and the newly organized drum
corps. which made it's first appearance
and had made such an impression
that the temple is to equip it with a
distinctive uniform.
The entrance of the potentate is al
ways a spectacular ceremony, and last
night Almas Temple eclipsed it's for
mer efforts along this line. but 1t was
the reception given Gen. Pershing that
is said to have been one of the most
| impressive events ever occurring in
| Almas Temple. For this the large.
gaudily colored Arab Patrol was es-
pecially equipped and drilled. and the
| guard of honor included the highest
sages of the temple. Gen. Pershing
had exacted in advance an exemption
from speechmaking. but the nobility
| cheered him until many threats were
| hoarse.
| The Journey to its mystic destina-
| ton, over the sands of the desert,
| was, of course, esoteric and there
| fore not disclosed to any but the fez
| wearer, but it must have been funny
| at times, for laughter rang long and
! loud and at frequent intervals.
| Following the secret rites came the
entertainment that presented some OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-30

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