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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09

A fenti kepen bemutatjuk
Stoyka Janos hanzankfiat, Stoyka
Janos 18 ev el6tt keriilt Ameri-
kaba azota a Minnesota allan
bell st. Paulban lakik. Eveken at
cls6rangu vendegloje volt st.
Paulban es izletes magyar kony-
haja reven olyan hirnevre tett
szert, hogy vendegloje a legneve-
sebb emberek talalkoz6 helye volt.
A kitiin6 magyar etelekert lelke-
sed6 amerikaiak szerettek volna
otthonaikban adott vendegsegek-
mel is elvezni a magyar konyha
remekeit ez adta Stoyka Janos-
max AIT gondolatot, hogy leg
mentesen elzart dobozOkban hoz-
Ia piacra a magyar gulyast.
T0bb evi kiserletezes utan, a
mely val6sagos vagyonba keriilt,
a Macy nyilvanossag ele jutott
egesz Amerikaban magyar gu
lyas, melyet Stoyka Janos kon-
zerv-gyara allit el6. Stoyka ia
nos nemcsak jo vendegl3s, hancm
lelkes magyar ember is, aki AIT
akarja elerni, hogy magyar
konyha remekeivel puhitsa meg
lit sziveket IS j6indulatot Walt
son XII a magyar nemzet irant.
Amint 8 mondja: GA magyar
i ir6k es miiveszek pnegpr6baltak
az eszhez es a szivhez sz6lni. En-
maid a gyomorhoz Sz6lok, hatha
| elevenebb lesz az esq Is lagyab-
ba valik a sziv."
A Stoyka-fele magyar kulyas
megkezdte hodit6 k0rutiat. Hat
ha val6ra valik lit is a regi k0z-
nondas, hogy "az emberek szive-
hez legkonnyebben gyomron at
lehet eljutni. +" A Stoyka-fele ma
eyar gulyas kepviselet6t Michi-
gan, Ohio, Indiana, es Illinois al
lamokban Kemeny Gyorgy vallal-
ia ell.
Remeljiik, hogy magyar
konyha remeke hamarosan alta
lanos diadalt arat Amerikaban.
A gulyas utan j0nnek a tobbi fl
nom magyar etelek es a magyar
konyha bizonyara megh6ditja
maid ezt hatalmas orszagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
A PASZTORJATEK.

Nagyszerii haladast mutatott
vasarnap delutan GA Bethlehem
Baxter" cimii rendkiviil mulat-
tat6 es amellett vallasos PASTOR
jatek pr6baja. A 25 szerepl6 mar
j6l el6haladt a szerepek betanu-
lasaval es pazar eloadast igernek
karacsony estere.
A pasztorjatekot december ho
25-en szombaton este 8 oral kez-
dettel mutatjak be Scent Istvan
egylet ifjusagi osztalyanak de-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09

rex tagjai. A jegyek a j0vo hetre
elkesziilnck es nagyon kaposak
lesznek. A darabot Molnar Lajos
tanitja be Horvath Istvan, Balas-
k6 Gy0rgy es Czene Gabor segit-
seg6vel. A tiszta j0vedelem az
ifjusagi osztaly penztarat fogja
gyarapitani. Az el6adast a Kos
suth k0r nagytermenek hatalmas
szinpadjan fogjak megtartani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
RABL6GYILKOsSAG ESZTER-
GOMBAN.

Esztergom Scent Gy0rgy-mezo newt
kiilvarosban egy Zsifkovics R6za nevii
e1erb szarmazAsu leany rabl6gyilossa-
rot kovetett el. A leany egy este les
beallott saska Ferencne j6m6du asz-
SONY udvaran 6s mikor az asszony a
rinc6be akart menni, doronggal agyon-
iit0tte. Azutan bement lakasba es
kirabolta. A gyilkos lanyt, XII beis-
mer5 vallomast tett, letart6ztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
East Youngstown
G Y u L E s.

A Verhovay Segelyegylet east
youngstown 321-ik fi6kjanak tisz-
tikara felkeri az egylet osszes
tagjait, hogy vasarnap delutan 2
6rakor a Crow Hallban megtar-
tando gyiil6sen okvetleniil jelen-
jenek meg.
Tomchanyi Geza, elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
kepen hajitott fekete
Egy magyar asszony alaposan
megpofozta a vele szemtelenked0
negert.

Fekete b6rii polgartarsainkat
mem igen szeretik sem az ameri-
kaiak, sem pedig honfitarsainkA
inert bizony azok sokszor t0rnek
borsot bekes polgarok ORA ala.
Icy t0rtent ez napokban is
Mrs Rosenberggcl, Ia XII Rosen-
berg Gyula, magyar fiiszer es
gyiimolcs nagykeresked6 Nagyva-
radon sziiletett fclesege, a XII j6,
tekonysaga, reven sok tisztcl6t
szerzett maganak honfitarsai
k0rebcn.
Rosenberg Gyulanak a 224 r.
Front streeten van az ilzlete eS
OFT van lakasa is. A napokban
csirk6t vasarolt Mrs. Rosenberg
es addig is, a mig le0lte volna, az
udvarra engedte a csirket, mely-
re azonban szemet vetett szom-
SEED meyer asszony. Elkecsolta a
csirket es meg0lte. Persze a dOlog
hamarosan kitudodott es Rosen-
bergne szep szavakkal figyelmez-
tette fekete b6rii asszonyt, hogy
maskor ne tegyen ilyet, inert bal
ba keriilhet. A j6 indulatu figyel-
meztetest azZal k0sz0nte meg a
meyer asszony, hogy szidalmazni
kcZdte Rosenbergnet, Xxi elhata-
rozta, hogy mas uton szerez ma
oanak elegtetelt.
Aznap este bealitott Rosenber-
gek iizletebe meyer asszony fer
je es goromba szavakkal tamadt
Rosenbergnere, hogy milyen ci-
men meri 8 az fclcseget felelG-
segre vonni? $40 sz6t ert es a
magar6l megfeledkezett meyer
mar annyira goromba volt, hogy
Rosenbergne sem tiirhette tovabb.
El6szor jo kepen hajitotta ne
hanyszor a hirtelen hebeg6 han
guva lett feketet, azutan pedig
egy sepr6vel kiszemetelte az liz
/ letb6l.
Ez a dolog a b6kc bir6 ele ke-
riilt, inert Rosenbergne bejelen-
tette a dolgot. A feketet 500 dol
lar biztositek ala helyeztek es
mikor a targyalasra keriilt a sor,
annyirra megszeppent a nehany
nap el6tt meg harcias fekete.
hogy 8 akart vadat emelni Rosen-
bergne ellen, azzal vadolva ct,
hogy ugy kepen hajitotta, a mi
lyent meg 6leteben mem kapott.
f! Mikor megmagyaraztak a feke-
tenek, hogy az magyar pofon"
volt, azonnal kijelentette, hogy
meg az ellensegenek sem kivanja,
! inert most is szikrazik a szeme to-
lie, ha rea gondol. Rosenbergne
! latva megszeppent embert, meg
elegedett a bocsanat keressel, de
EFT a bocsanat kerest tiz tanu je-
lenleteben kelett negernek meg
tennie.
! Azota nyugodtan kapargalnak
a csirkek az udvaron es a fekete
szemlesiitve jar haza, inert fel a
magyar pofont6l'', a mely csir-
kevel kezd6dik es sepr6vel veg
z6dik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
T1szTUJJITAs.

A Benwoodi Sziiz Maria egylet
east Youngstown 4-ik fi6kja va
sarnap tartotta tisztujjit6 k6z-
gyiileset, amelyr6l egyenlore csak
AIT az ertesitest kaptuk, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09
HlREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0l.
EGYHAZAINKHOZ ES EGYLE
TEINKHEZ.

gyarsag az utobbi ct ev alatt me-
vet vivott XII maganak az ameri-
kai magyarsag elott. Munkajat
0sszetartassal es megertessel We
gezte es annak k0sz0nhet0 nagy
skier. Amikor k0z0s nagy dol
gokr0l volt $40 egyleteink es egy-
hazaink mindig felretettek a ma
gyarok k0zt szokasos feltekeny-
kedest es kicsinyes szemelyi xiii
l0mb0zeteket.
Az egyhazak es egylctek ossz-
munkajat elosegitette, veliik kart
karban olive dolgozott a mi la
punk. Partolt mindent ami j6,
nemes es sep volt ellenben XII,
meletleniil fordult az ellen ami
karos lett volna az 0sszmagyar-
sag munkajara.
Az ido mulik. Az Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap ebben az evben be-
t0lt0tte fenallasanak tizedik evet.
Tiz hosszu esztendeje multi, hogy
Youngstown magyarsag njsag
ia bet0lti AIT nehez feladatot,
amelyet egy helyes uton vezett
amerikai magyar helyi hetilap-
max bet0ltenie kell. Tiz ev alatt
sok ellenseget de szazszorta t0bb
j6 baratot szerzett maganak az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap. Tiz ev
alatt hiien beszamolt a Youngs-
town es videki magyar kolonia
elctenek minden reszleter6l.
Tiz ewes jubileumot mem i'll la
punk. Mem keri' a magyarsagot,
hogy rendezzenek banketet vagy
bait az evfordul6 szokasos meg
iilesere. Ellenben jubileumi sza-
mot fog adm a lap januar koze-
pen.
Ebben a jubileumi szamban la
punk szerkeszt6je, aki mindig
el6l szokott jarni q magyarsag
erdekeben lefolyt esq efoly6 har-
cokban, szeretne lek0z0lni Yo-
llngstown es k0rnyeki magyar
egyletek es egyhazak rovid t0rte-
netet, hogy az ut6kor szamara
meg0rokitsiik egy amerikai ma
gyar kolonia fejlodeset.
Kepeket is szivesen lekozliink
a jubileumi szamban. A cuttok
csinaltatasaert a k0ltseg ar Csc
kelyseget szamitjuk csak. Az iras
es a hely ingyenes. Azert a regi
Youngstown magyarok akik feny-
kepiket lek0z0lni szeretnek ja-
bileumi szamban forduljanak mi.
mel hamarabb a szerkeszt0h0z a.
kit mindennap delutan ora utan
megtalalhatnak, a 800 West Fe.
deral street alatti szerkesztSseg-
ben.
Egyhazaink lelkeszeit valamint
el6ljar6it. Egyleteink tisztvisel6-
it pedig ARA kerjuk, hogy bizza-
max meg valakit a maguk k0re-
ben a testiilet tortenetenek 0ssze-
allitasaval. A vegleges megiras-
ban szerkesztonk szivesen sege-
lyere lesz tisztvisel0knek. Tar
gyaljak meg kerelmiinket decem-
beri gyiileseiken es intezkedje~
mex, hogy t0rtenelem meg e
h6nap folyaman elkesziilj0n.
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
jubileumi szama hatalmas lap
lesz. A jubileumi szam hasabjain
megsz6lalnak maid Youngstown
vezet6 ferfiai a polgarmestert6l
lefele. Vagy 0tven kival6 ferfit
kertiink fel ARA, hogy nyilatkoz
zanak a magyarsag es kiilon0sen
Youngstown magyarsag fel0l.
EFT szivesen megigertek.
Ritkan szokott az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap youngstown
magyarsagt6l valamit a maya
reszere kerni. Most sem keriink
anyagiakat, hanem erkolcsieket
azert, hogy jubileumi szamunk
egyszersmind Youngstown es kor-
nyeke magyarsaganak is jubile
uni szama legyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-09

Lukovszky Palt ujbol megvalasz-
tottak eln0knek. A reszletes cred
menyt lapunk jov6 szamaban
koz0liiik.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
New Drug Store.

Maurice A. Axelrod will open his new drug store tomorrow at 4o5 Main street, one of the new stores on tho old Landers site. This new es- tablishment will be placed at the service of tho public, in addition to Axelrod's other store at 236 Park street.
 Louis H. Kranowitz. formerly with tho Clark & Brainerd Drug Co, will be manager of the Main street store. He and Jack Horwitz will be asso- ciSted with MT. Axelrod in the new store
 Mir. Axelrod proposes giving tho public modern drug storo service based upon courtesy and quality of product He has fitted out a most up to date store to meet the needs of everyone.
 Both MT. Kranowitz and MT. Hor- witx werc graduated from tho New Britain High school. class of 1910, and both tRw service overseas. For a time MT. Horwitz was western sales manager for an eastern concern -advt- .s- ~.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
HOLIDAY BILL AT PALACE

Katherine MncDmald, as the tnnn- cent and bcnnttfnl Mary Grant, fresh f~-'- S~o'''sh corven: wins the love of handsome prince at Monte Carlo in "rasslUhs Playground" the new First National picture, which will be shown at the Palace theater Mon- day Tuesday and Wednesday. cruel falsehood by a former convent chum throws a stigma on the name of Mary and threatens to destroy her romaace. She leaves Monte Carlo seeking refuge in an old French Chateau. wherc hor prince finds her in time to re=~u@ her from tho plot of two ad- ventures
 luv Keith vaudeville bill. features four very fine acts with Grace Doro in a piapologue; Billy Connery. a sing ing and talking comedian: Zeno Moll and Carl in a comedy novelty sensa- ton and The Geralds in an excellent musical offering. sess
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21

In the kitchen Of her own home Sister. Mary cooks daily for a family or four adults. She brought to her kitchen an. understanding of the chemistry of cooking gained from study. of domestic science in a state university. Consequently the advice she offers is a happy combination of theory and practice. Every recipe she gives is her own, first tried ont and served at her family table.
 Knives with pearl or ivory handles should never be put into hot water. Hot water causes the handle to crack and turn dark.
 Wash the handles with warm water and put the knives into a pitcher or deep bowl to rinse the blades.
 If the ivory handles are rubbed with a cloth dampened in alcohol once in every few weeks the ivory will keep from discoloring.
 Menu for Tomorrow
 Breakfast-Stewed dried apricots. French toast, sirup, coffee.
 Luncheon-veal timbales, canned peas, hot rolls. orange marmalade. tea.
 Dinner-Veal steak. gravy, twice baked potatoes, parsnip ritter pump kin pie, coffee. '.
 My Own Recipes
 veal steak may be cooked In such
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
ANNIvERsARY WEEK AT PALACE.

Second Anniversary Week VIII be frafurrA nj Inc Palace the Entire veek ssnrtinx Dec -z- Tho Management has ocunI,irrnd ar1znxrmcmrs for che big gusd show tuar ur.rrrd In chd c1ry- The snnfx VIII be reserved evenings and bnxeu and iursz maErnszxL Ths Pa1ace orrhustrn VIII be s.axn~nted to ten Tstwcca fu- che orcas1on- Forl0wfnx fs nst of thr attractions to be offered 'dnrins Ehr week. Marr1rar1 Ncf1s n-s masterpiece --The Rivers End-y @-The Century Gir1k- vtlI fifteen reel oeaa- tsex. Ihr Btsgu C.17 Fuur-- the best uuarrer1R of thern al. The Lee Kids. Flight FfJtnx Brse Dvvi1s-. Win OClasrc and hss Irish Girls: Lou Chnncy in the wonder production. Tho Penalty: and other feature at- trnctioEa There will be . midnight FroiIc New Years Eve with reserved ecats. ".
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
BUT FEW KILLED
Deer Hunting Season Just Ending in Michigan, was Without Large Num- bcr of Fatalities.

Houghton. Mich, Dec. 2o.-Thc 1920 deer season, which came to 0 close last week, was notable for tho small number of hunting accidents. To dato but two fatalities have been reported. with only three or four wounded. This Is consideted a re- markabie record in view of tho large number of hunters in the woods and Q congestion made unusual by tho short season of ten days.
 From tho hunting period just ended thu fnriDwtnE facts are de6uced= The saasun was fhn shurtcnf on record; thsre werc rrwur Ancidents than tn mry pf'cutfurm yuuu.: the number of hunters eqtmtied rip qnpsa of a year aga. fully h-DoD crussfnx the straits into tho upper peninsula;: che deer slaughter wHs one of the hcar1esa in MichiEnn'H history. according to a11 available reportz tn kJaifs of the xlnort auaa1rn-
 The nrxp nunpur uf drer 1xfrlcd is oxpectad tn streng gfhun ckn position of aportzmnn farurtng a c1psed scason-
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
CASE IS CONTINUED.

The case of Elias Wohill Albert P. Cheever. scheduled q this morning in the city cour| continued to allow the plain change the pleading. Judga Gaffney is counsel for the plain| Judge George w. Klett for | fendant.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
TOLEDO EXPRESS co.
 OFFICE IS ROBBED
SIG, 500 Taken at American Railway ~ Express Station-Job Believed
 An "Inside'' One.

Toledo. O, Dec. 21.-City detectives working in conjunction with investiga- tors for the American Railway Express Co.,, began today to investigate the possibility that the $16,500 robbery at the company offices here last night was planned from the inside. George D. Hartman, local manager for the company, furnished the police with names of guards who were held up by six men armed with shotguns while transferring a safe containing the money from the office to a truck in the rear of the store for shipment.
 Less than half an hour before the robbery another and larger safe con- taining more than $50,0oO was passed through the same door and taken to the railroad station and placed on a train. This doubtless was the one the robbers were after. the police point out, and on this they base their be- lief that the robbery was an Inside job.''
 The police believe last nights rob. bery was committed by boys. During the progress of the hold-up the hand. kerchief mask worn by one of the bandits slipped down and disclosed the face of a youth not more than IS years old. Another curious phase the police are trying to solve Is the facf
 ot . xhcf was fired.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
Women Shoppers

surprisingly low it to
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21

a way as to make it almost as de- licious as chicken. Roll the meat in four and brown quickly in a hot fry ing-pan. Add more fat, ''dripp.ngs' are excellent, sprinkle over more flour, add boiling water to cover, cover closely and cook in a slow oven for an hour. The steak must be very carefully trimmed before rolling in flour. ; a<
 Veal Timbales '.
 tablespoons butter [ 1-2 cup stale bread crumbs { 1 cup milk { | cup chopped cooked veal.
 i tablespoon minced parsley 9 drops onion juice f teaspoon salt
 1-4 teaspoon pepper eggs
 Melt butter, add bread crumbs and cook, stirring constantly, till thick and smooth. Add meat and seasonings and eggs slightly beaten. Turn into butter ed indiv dual molds and put into pan of hot water. Cover with buttered paper and bake in a moderate oven for 25 minutes. Serve on a chop plate surrounded by peas.
 Pumpkin Pie + T 1-2 cups pumpkin : : 1-2 cup sugar a::t:.~
 eggs (yolks) sEa
 1 tablespoon butter TTs
 tablespoons milk H'
 1-2 teaspoon ginger
 Is teaspoon salt
 Beat yolks thoroughly. Add other ingredients and cook. stirring to keep from burning. until thick. Pour into a baked pie shell. When cool cover with meringue made of the white of the eggs and 6 tablespoons granulated sugar. Put in hot. oven to brown.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21

en. s. you may be sure that gift from our
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
TO TALK ON ARMAGH

The Bible Study class of th| manuel Gospel church will . 7:45 o'clock this evening at ~
 ley street. Rev. 1T. s. Laul Pennsylvania, will conduct thI and his subject will be, "Ar| don."
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21

The watched pot never Doils-- neither does it burn.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-21
FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS

Order now while prices arc low, a TURKEY, GOOSE, DUCK. FOWL, BROIER or YOUNG ROASTER
 s.t at tho NEW BRITAIN BIRD STORE 105 ARCH ST, TEL. l121-3
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-01-23

J. i. sFinney, editor OF The Heraksl
called the meeting to order and intros
duced Col Berry
In the course of his remarks Mr.
Finney made a spirited and yigor-
Gus defense OF the navy and heatedly
replied to it's critics. He said that the
navy would be judged by the results
accomplished and he pointed to the
fact that although the American navy
conveyed and transported nearly a
million American soldiers to Europe
during the great war there was not
single casualty at sea among the
troops. He also referred to the inter
est that MaJry county had in the navy
because of the service in congress OF
Gen Washington G. Whitthorne and
Mr. Padgett. both OF whom had been
chairman Of the naval affairs commit
tee. He said that there was no finer
training school for the development OF
manhood than the American navy as
he could testify from experience, His
remarks were vigorously applauded.
Col, Berry was the first speaker,
briefly referring to the glorious part
played by the navy during the war.
He introduced Commander G. M.
Weichelt, who made one Of the most
instructive, inspiring and eloquent ad
! dresses ever heard in Columbia. His
| tribute TO the valor and heroism OF
Tennesseans in every war in which the
country had been engaged, his picture
of the great superintendent, man
ned by Tennesseans, stirred the audi
ence to high pitch of enthusiasm
! Gen. Baxter Sweeny was the last
speaker, appealing on behalf of the
state government for the success Of
| the mission.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-01-23
CREAMERY men
VOTE TO BUY
BUILDING SITE
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF CO.
OPERATIVE CREAMERY Asso-
CATION HELD MONDAY.
MORE THAN 500 COWS PLEDGED
Stock Sales Now Total More Than
$4,000, And Members OF the Associ.
alton Believe That plans for Erec-
ton Of Building Will Be Pushed.

A meeting of the stockholders and
those Interested in the establishment
Of ~ cooperative creamery III Column
bia, met Monday at II o'clock in
the county court room at the court
house, and voted to purchase build
ing lot, and to proceed Immediately
with the plans for the establishment
OF the creamery here
Considerable interest was manifest
ed in the meeting this morning. One
prominent farmer announced that in
the event a truck is put on he will
guarantee the signing UP of $50 cows.
1t is announced that more. than 500
COWS have already been signed up,
and more than $4,000 worth OF stock
has been signed for
Those interested are very enthusi-
! astc today over the prospect for the
immediate establishment of the
/ creamery here, and believe that the
lot will be purchased immediately
and construction of the building, mod.
crnly equipped. will begin
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-01-23
ELOQUENT PLEA
FOR ]. s. Navy
IS HEARD HERE
COMMANDER G. M. WEiCHELT
sTIRs, LARGE AUDIENCE AT
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL.
NAVY BAND DELIGHTS CROWD
Col. Berry, OF the American Legion,
and Adjt Gen, Baxter Sweny Also
Speak,. I. Finncy, editor Of The
Herald, Defends the Navy.

Uncle Sans navy had its day or
rather its night in Columbia last
night. It's representatives came here,
they saw, conquered and were con-
querer AS a result of the visit of
the naval band, speakers from the
navy, the state and the army, there
will be more interest here in the navy
and particularly in the great super
dreadnatight, the Tennessee than
ever before and il is safe to say that
Many county will have its part in the
manning of this ship named in honor
of the Old Volunteer state
A large and intensely appreciative
aud sympathetic audience filled the
auditorium of the County High School
to hear the glories of the navy depict
ed and arguments why the Tennessee
shonld receive its full quota of men
from the great county of Maury The
naval hand that accompanied the par
ty is one of the finest and most appre-
ciated musical aggreeations that ever
came to Columbia. The music was an
inspiration and the iaekies were en-.
Enthusiastically applauded and encored.
The party that came to Columbia
has heen touring the state for several
weeks recruiting men for the Tennes-
see that will be launched soon There
have been hundreds of ehlistments as
result Of the trip and it is certain
row that the plan OF the navy to man
this ship exclusively with men from
( the Volunteer state will be successful
Gov Roberts and Gen. Harvey Fl.
Hannah could not come. The former
'ras detained In Nashville on pressing
official business and the latter was in
bed with cold contracted while tour
ing The state. Bnt they sent some
very entertaining and Instructive
speakers. Col. Harry Berry. late OF
the ii5th field artillery. was the flrsl
speaker coming ON hehaif Of the
Asaeriean L,..slen Asl..r - General
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-01-23
NUMBER or MATTERS OF. GREAT
IMPORTANCE TO BE SETTLED
BEFORE HE RETiRES.
.AuRlA1lc QUESTION PENDING
Disposition Of Fiumc viii Also Be
Decided Upon Before the "Fathcr OF
Victory Quits public Life, Is Gen.
craI Belief In Paris.
btBy United Press.)

4 4, PARIS, Jan. oGeorges Tiger
y llcmcnceau will continue as president
I of the supreme council until after the
Adriatic and other pressing problems
have been settled. it was believed to-
!. day
Tho Jugo Slay delegates have not
! vel received IA reply from Belgrade on
+ the tentative solution for the disposl-
4 ton of Fume, it has been annoanc-
cd by tho council,
: ! There are also a number of other
matters of grave concern to France,
! in which the steady hand of Clemen-
! ceau Is needed to adjust.
The defeat Of the grand old man ID
the caucus of the house of deputies
and senate has been the cause oil
much regret among his friends. who
considered his defeat almost a repudi-
alton of the war policies of the gov.
eminent.