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New-York tribune., 1921-02-24
An Inside Look at Your Bank


pany Executive Committee MEETINGS.?
livery depositor in judgment is entitled
- to definite facts about the management of
"hs bank"
Our Executive Committee consists of nine
Directors, elected for period of year, plus a
tenth Director chosen from the entire Board
month. AT the end of each month the
tenth Director retires and another member from
the Board rs chosen to serve for the succeeding
month.
By this method each Director serves in rotation
the Executive Committee, and thereby comes in
close personal touch with the Companys affairs.
The Regular Frequent Supervision
The Committee meets each Thursday noon at 90
Broadway. In addition to the Committeeman, the
Senior Officers present supply facts
explanations called upon
Two days before each meeting advance report
is mailed to each Committee member.
This report gives in detail all transactions during
the week past and order Of procedure
for the meeting each item being discussed in the
following sequence:
ID Minutes of previous meetings
~ List of new business accepted by Trust Depart
ts) List of purchases and sales of all
a. List Of new collateral loans made
80 List of all loans paid since last meeting
to) Memorandum OF all who have in.
creased their loans 81 900 esinceth
last meeting of the board.
(7) List of commercial discounts.
C) Memorandum of loans maturing during the
coming week
~ List of purchases, sales and credits by the
Foreign Department
uo General matters of banking policy and special
business which may require
There four offices Of the Columbia Trust
Company. The above procedure is therefore carried
through for each of these in the following order:
L. Main Office, 2. Fifth Avenue Office
3. Harlem Office, 4. Bronx Office.
The above careful method of supervision may be
OF interest to depostors it NAV also
appeal to others who present seek sound
banking connection in the part of town served by
office.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-24
Wilson Signature VIII Turn
Barge Canal Back to Stat

From The Trlbune's WdshtnOtoN BNyenu
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-On motion
Of Scnator Wadsworth, the Senate to-
day adopted conference report N q
joint resolution to end the operation
of barges, tugs or other craft on the
New York Barge Canal by the War
or other government
New-York tribune., 1921-02-24

scribed as about twenty-five years old,
very tall with light brown hair.
The interior of the store was badly
damaged by the bullets and the plate
glass window Of the store was shat
tered.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-24

n mef ponce detective sergeant and now
en- aoJuster for an automobile insur.
@ anee company. Mr.. Groehl last night
ssid that he owed considerable mari
~ ~ 'he success in the o'Brien case to
Az aIe assistance given him by MIR. Davis,
anco , 'heas' through his police expert
Groehl "a number of other leads.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-07
vEREs zAvARGAs KoRoMPAN.

Most kaptuk meg felvideki tudosi-
t6nk reszletes hiradasat korompai
veres esemenyekrol: Egy hetfon del
el6tt liszosztasra gyIlekeztek vas
gyar munkasai a gyari konzum elott
Alighogy az els6 sorokban allok meg
kaptak lisztadagjukat, vegigmorajlott
lisztre varakozok soran az clkesere-
des: leszallitott adagot inert XII a kon-
zum es kiadott mennyiseg kilencven
szazaleka kukoricaliszt volt. Menjunk
az igazgat6hoz. = hangzott fel a jel-
$40 es "a t0meg elindult a gyarf0n0ki
iroda fele.
Podharczky f6m6rn0k es Lukacs
Bella fGszolgabir6 csendesiteni pr6bal-
ia a feldGhodott t0meget de ez hiaba
Csendor0kert kuldtek, de ez csak ola j
volt tizre. A tomeg megtamadta a
gyarirodat, torni, zuzni kezdett es Lu-
kacs f6szolgabirot agyonverte. A k0z-
ben megerkez6 csend6r0ket k6zapor
raj fogadtak, csendorok fegyveriket
hasznaltak es egymasutan tizenot sor.
tiizet adtak lie. Ket munkas helyszi-
men meghalt, heten eletveszelyesen,
tizen konnyebben sebesiltek meg. Su
lyosan seriileseket szenvedtek meg Ko-
ralik gyarigazgat6, Petrus fomern0k es
Koripa csend6rormester. Kassar6 a
rend helyreallitasa v6gett katonsagot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-07

"A q
gyalt sohasem szerette. Szerajevoban meggyilkot
Ferenc Ferdinand ait mondta egyszer ikor Sz6fiab6l
Becshe utazo hogy undorodk uttol, inert Budapes-
ten ke kereszH utazna Attol azonban undorodott
ogy budapestiek penzet zetese fejeben zsebre vaga
Meg csak magyarul tanultak meg Habsburg hazbol
va6 kiravo inert azzal vgaszaltak magukat, hogy "a
magyar ugy is fizet''!
Igen! A magyar fizetett evszazadokon at, arannyal
de most fizethetne botta Habsburg csalad rntotta
be magyar nenlzete haboruba, hogy nagyhatalm ho
bort na hodoon exert hany szazezer magyar katona
maradt halva csataeren? Karoly eX-kiraly felesege
Zta XII pa1nai hercegno volt es knek ereben oasz
yer csergedez, elaruta magyar katonak hadalasat
Pave foly6nl es exert 100000 szmagyar kaona pusz-
tult ell Els most nehany gyalazatos, nemzeron6 gazem
Der ennek moi bestianak hasonlo lek feret akara
magyar tFonra csempeszni.
Hat hol van magyar nemzet 6rzGs! a magyar
yeti 0ntudat? es magyar tudas2 Hat mines magyar
nelnzet fia k0z0tt olyan kit kiraly meltosag megi
lethetne ha mar mndenaron kiraly kell? De els6
k6rdes hogy kell-e kirly? Mert szavaztatjak lie
magyar nemzetet ebben kefdesben, mint AIT Gorogor
szagban tettek9 Kinek kell krly2 nepnek, testi
es szellemi munkasoknak ke csakis azoknak Xix
cmek, rangok koncok 6s hasonl6 dogok utan vagya-
koznak
Az atokverte undok Habsburg fajzat a satan
eleven cimbo1aja elegszik meg azza hogy magyar
nezetet majdnem egeszen tonkre tete, de mar halod6
testere is palyazk, hogy abbol is penz csinajon.
kiiit6ses tfusz, pests, fekely olyan
defines, mint a Habsburg. Mines eleg veszedeem Ma
gyaroiszagon, meg egy Habsburg is ke hozza? Meg
csak az anyzk es akkor teesen v6ge Magyarorszgnak
De az amerkai magya1sag szentl bizik abban, hogy
az utoso 6raban 'megnynak szemek es megnyinak a
flek 6s megszalla szveket 0tntudatos nelnzeti
biszkeseg mely eg6sz Magyarorszag n6penek egy6rte
mil efzeset odadorg satan kepi fajzatnak: COKl,
HABSBURG!
T0bb, mint n6gy evszdzadon Habsburg ki1ltotta a
magyalaak hogy coki. majdnem feevezrednek minden
szomorsaga banata es megalazsa felt0r szvekbo es
oyan stentori hangon foga vssza klta hogy egesz
vilag la COKI, HABSBURG!
A szamizetesbe kergetett Habsbulgnak csak egy
menedeke marad pokol De meg pokol ajtajat orzo
cerberls ki foga kergen zni oket es feemet f6ve
es daeos bszkesegge fog reaju kaltani hogy meg po
kobo is: COKI IIABSBU URG!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-07
Coki, Habsburg!
aIrta: Mihok Sandor

Az emut h6ten az alnelikai apok tele voak azzal
hre, hogy Habsburg Karoly Magyarorszagba utazott
es elfogalJa a magyar front
II. szenzacos forduato1 csak ugy kergettek egymast
ezekbena sookban 6s bzony alg volt oyan haand6 Ame
rkaban Xxi sokszor ellentmond6 hrek koz0tt ell udot
vona gazodn Egy t6nyt azonban poztve meg lehetett
aaptani 6s pedg AIT, hogy eddig meg smereten Habs
burg mado> becsemp6szt6k aruaban Karoy ex-kiralyt
es magyar tronra akartak iiltetni.
magyar nemzet legnagyobb szerencs6jere ez a
'pucs" mem sikerilt. Karoly = foglalkozas nelkii
t0bbszorGs apa = kjelentette Horthy kornanyzonak
Nhogy mem hagva ell elve bdai palotat de hanarosan
meggondoa magat es eltavozott, yaoszniileg 0r0kre
Bizonyara meg6rezte hogy gaza lesz ha mem tavozik
inert k0nnyen megtortGnheett vona vee, hogy egjobb
akarata mellet hagyhatta volna c ave budai volt
klalyi palotat
Ugy 6rzen; hogy az amerikai magyarsag nem any
nyra Karoy eXkilalyt okolja mint azokat, akk ct
oszagba becsempesztek, hogy tronra tessek. mely
mex vedelme alatt multban mnden evben cseSely %
nlli6 koronat kopilyoztek ki a magyar nepb6 Hama
rosan htudodik, hogy Xix Habsbug mad6k es
yet it6l6sztke felel0ss6gre fogja vonni azokat
magyar nelnzet evszaZadokon at Habsburgok jar
maban hNa igat. Mar gyermekkel is yee szletett
Habsburgok ilTanti szolgasag 0szt0n es akamlyen ell
lenze erzelmi is volt et0 fju koraban, csaszar
katonasag beleverte belegyomoszolte Habsburgok
irant szteete es felelmet. Meg magyar kiraly hon
we'd Ludovka ACADEMIA tanulob6l is Habsburg imad6-
kat faragott cmek es rangok elott meghunyaszkoda
magasabb kaona tisz kinek j0voje, megelhet6se es
i0vedeme fuggott atol, hogy nlyen Habsburg erzelm
tiszeket tud neveni rea bizott ifjakbol.
Az elmult utols6 n6gy 6vtizedben csak egyeten egy
magyar honved generals akadt, XII meg akarta ven es
meg is verte kassa Macy hadgyakoraton k0z0s kato
nakat madi Kovacs Janos de r0gton aztak inert
magyar honved etere mem atallotta a Habsburg imado
generasok vezenylete alatt mk0d1 koz0s csapatokat
eltangani.
Kovacs lnent es Habsbufg maradt. Most pedig
Habsburg ment ell es megmaradtak Kovacs Janosok.
Mem generdlisok Ok csak egyszeri magyarok Xix fold
nveessel es ipara foglalkoznak Eek Kovacs Jano-
sok es t0bb magyar tesv6rek fognak t0bbe Habs
burgo magyar tronra itetn inert mutt tnegmutatta
foeg haboru aiatt hogy NIT hasznatak magyar mem.
zetnek Habsburg hazbol szal1naz6 uralkod6k.
Ferenc Jozsefnek olyan kiralyi paotat epitett
gyar nenzet Budan mlye mines paria fold kerek
segen Es Ferenc Josef megs egyszer 0 egy evben
Budapesre es akkor is magaval hozatoM mindent meg
elenliszelt u.s. nelogy magyar nemzetol felvett % mil
o koronabol csak egy hlle is vssza kejep adm egy
magyar keleskedonek Meg ivovizet is B6csba hozat
ia az egy napra val6sznleg azert tudta es
erezte hogy az ivovzet lehet legk0nnyebhen segner
gezni Els mnden Habsburg felt meregtol...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-07
ELAD0 FARM.

30 akeres farm, hazzal, ,istal6-
val 4 ;tehennel, ket fatal l6val.
csirkekkel, ibakl<al, malacokkal
felszerelve elad6 a Gibson far
mon. Ara $1,000. Irjon a kovet-
kezo cimre. John Stempi, New
Bedford, Pa. p. o. Box GA. Ha
szemelyesen jon, allzor vegye a
Sharon Line karet. Csak 8 inert
fold YoungstoWnhoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-07
KOTTAKAT

enekre, zongorara es hegediire
helyben bevasarolhat. A 1O1 ma
gyar medal, szabadsag hare da-
lai, kuruc dalok 6s legujabb ma.
gyar n6tak fizetekben peldanyon,
kint is kaphatok Mih6k Sander.
nal: 336 West Federal street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-04-07

Magyarok, sohasem fogtok masok
karan tanulni es okulni? Miert par
toljatok az idegent, a tavolban levo
,ismeretlent?
Ha penzt akar kiildeni, haza utazni.
csaladjat kihozatni haj6jegyre, ok
manyokra vagy kozjegyz6i tigyek ell
intezesere van sziksege, forduljon a
harminc ev 6ta ismert Greg, de becsii-
letes bankarhoz. Cimem a regi:
INTERNATIONAL BANK
G. v. HAMORY
1719 N. Phelps st., Youngstown, o.
Az Erie Depothoz k0zel.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
Strauss Gives Final
Metropolitan Concert

Richard Strauss led the Philadelphia
Orchestra last night in the third and
last concert Of his Metropolitan Opera
House series in a program Of "Also
Sprach Zarathustra," repeated from the
first concert; his violin concerto, with
Bronislaw Huberman as soloist, and
"Ein Hcldcnleben," heard for the first
time here during the composers visit,
although it was played last winter by
the National Symphony. AS before, Dr.
Strauss conducted with apparently sup
pressed energy and economy OF mo-
tions, manner recalling Dr.. Muck's,
but he stirred the orchestra to q bril-
liant and effective performance, one of
high lights and deep shadows in the
varying moods of the tone poem, which,
with Mr.. Gilman's book of directions,
could be followed with comparative
ease. With the best Of performances,
however, some passages have begun to
pail, the series of quotations near the
end has but reminiscent interest, and
there are other places which recall the
fact that the composition takes forty
minutes. "Zarathustra" also separated
purple patches with somewhat arid
stretches.
DR.. Strausss early violin concerto
intervened between the tone poems,
pleasant tuneful and apparently ortho-
dox composition, although Ernest New
man limited at signs of program music
even here, with an initial allegro, mclo-
dious slow movement and sprightly
rondo, which gave Mr.. Huberman an
ample chance to display his technical
powers, which were fully equal to the
occasion. While his tone was smooth,
although seeming at times to lack vol
ume, this may have been due to Metro
politan acoustics. Thaddeus Rich, the
concertmaster, also gave an effective
performance in the long solo passage
Of "Ein Heldenleben." DR.. Strauss,
Mr.. Huberman and the orchestra were
warmly applauded by large audience
and by one another
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
Two Unpublished Notes
OF Roosevelt i'm Exhibit
Both, Written at Spanish-Amer-
ican War Period, Deplore
E1nDreparesi1essO Of Nation

Two hitherto unpublished letters of
Theodore Roosevelt are included in the
collection Of documents which the
Roosevelt Memorial Association will
place on exhibition at the New York
Public Library beginning January 8, to
mark the third anniversary of the for
mer Presidents death.
One Of these, written five weeks be-
fore the declaration of war with Spain,
declares Rooscvclt's well-known dis
like of any passive policy and urges
the speeding up of war preparations.
The second, dated the day following
the one on which war was declared, is
in the same vein Of impatience and
says in part: "If only the army were
one-tcnth as ready as the navy we
would fix that whole business in six
weeks before the sickly season was
well under way, but what will happen
now don't know"
Arrangements have been completed
to make the observance of the third an
niversary of the former Presidents
death nationwide. A committee has
been formed to perpetuate the observ-
ance. The members are Lawrence Il.
Abbott, fellow editor on "The Outlook"
with Colonel Roosevelt; James r. Gar
field, Secretary Of the Interior in his
Cabinet; Clifford Pinchot, Chief For
ester under his administration: Her
bert Knox Smith, Commissioner of
Labor and Industry under him, and Z.
A. Van Valkenburg, editor of "Thc
Philadelphia Public Ledger"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
On the Screen
''Peacock Alley" Is Making
Seats Hard TO Get at the Well
Named Cameo Thcater
By Harriette Underhill

Just who had the naming Of B. S.
Mosss new picture house OIL Forty
second Street, we wonder. Cameo"
seems so singularly appropriate that
it is wonder any one thought of it.
With the multiplicity of openings, last
night was the first chance we had had
to visit the diminutivc movie palace or
to see Mae Murray's new picture, pea
cock Alley" Already the place is so
popular that if you care about seeing
the program You'll have to stand to
do it. At least three times as many
people as the theater would seat tried
to effect an entrance last night, and
we were one Of the rather fortunate
ones who got in, but not one Of the
really fortunate ones who got a seat.
Peacock Alley" is a picture which
shows how the people in the interior
think the people in New York behave,
and it also shows how people i'll New
York think Parisians misbchave. 1t is
far too long to suit our fancy (bear in
mind, however, that we we're stand
ingl but we are quite sure that they
will not find it too long in the interior,
because they do not tire of seeing how
people in New York conduct them
selves, and New Workers do not tire
of seing how Parisians conduct them
selves. SO when we criticize the pic
lures length we shall probably stand
alone, although we had plenty of COM
pany last night
The story is that time -honorcd one
about the viri!e small-town lad who
went to great, wicked city and won
the heart of the gay butterfly of the
boulevards, although she assured him
proudly that she was good girl.
Probably she heard Xxi say it first.
Nothing that has ever been consid-
ered sure-fire stuff is allowed to re-
main out of the picture. The gay but
terfy even has q posthumous child-not
that the father was dead, but love was
and the kiddie reunitcs the parents
after many reels.
No one on the screen has more charm
and vivacity than Miss Murray, and
while it cannot, of course, come under
the head of histrionic ability, her abil-
ity to present an alluring picture is
something just as good. She is ever
interesting and custom cannot stale
her infinite Variety
The cast is good, with Monte Blue
as the noble youth, Edmund Lowe as
poacher on his neighbor's premises
and Anders Randolph as a criminal
lawyer who helped indiscreet youths to
forge ahead, Robert Leonard directed
the picture. The story is by Edmund
Goulding. The picture is beautifully
produced and the art titles in color
craft are especially attractive. The
performance is continuous and the pro-
gram has a number of interesting
features.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
Lalo's lie Roi d'Ys"
To Be Heard Here
New Years Week
Will BE Sung on Evening Of
January 5; Other Operas
Include "Zaza'' and
"L'Amore del Ire Re"

Lalo's "Lc Roi d'Ys," given for the
first time in New York, will be fea-
ture of New Years week at the Metro
politan Opera House 1t will be sung
on Thursday evening, January 5, by
MINES. Aida and Ponselle and Messra.
Gigli, Danise, Rothicr, Picco and Anan-
ian, Mr.. Wolff conducting.
Other operas next week will be:
"Parsifal" IN Monday afternoon,
with Mines Easton and Sundelius and
Messrs. Scmbach, Whitehil, Didur,
Blass and Gustafson, Mr.. Bodanzky
conducting. -
"L'Amore del Ire Re" on Monday
evening with Nine. Bori and Messrs.
Martinelli Danise and Mardoncs, Mr..
Moranzon conducting.
"Iaza," on Wednesday evening, with
Mines. Farrar and Howard and Messrs.
Crimi and De Luca, Mr.. Moranzoni con-
Quoting.
"Lohengrin" on Friday evening, with
Mines. Jeritza and Matzenauer and
Messrs. Sembach, Whitehill, Blass and
Schlegel, Mr.. Bodanzky conducting
"Madama Butterfly" will be next
weeks Saturday matinee opera, with
Mines. Farrnr, Fornia and Egener and
Messrs. Martinelli and Scott, Mr..
Moranzoni conducting.
"Cavallcria Rusticana" and "Pagli-
acci" for the benefit of the Italian Hos
pital or Saturday night, the former
with Mines. Ponselle, Perrin and Bcrat
and Messrs. Gigli and Picco, the latter
with Nine. Bor and Messrs. Crmi,
Ruffo, Bada and laurent, Mr.. Moran
zoni conducting.
At next Sunday nights "opcra con-
cert Mines. Gordon. Delaunos, Philo
and Miriam and Messrs Harold, Per
tile, laurent, Picco, Martno, Ananian
and Rothier will sing. Mr. Bamboschek
will conduct the orchestra. The con-
cert will include Faust" Act III, Scene
2; "Aida,' the triumphal scene and
the Dance of the Hours" from "Gio-
conda."
"Die Tote Stadt" will be sung next
Tuesday evening, January 3, at the
Brooklyn Academy of Music by Mines.
Jeritza, Tclva, Anthony and Miriam and
Messrs. Harold, Diaz, Bada, laurent
and Lconhardt, Mr.. Bodanzky conduct
ing.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
Zieggfeld's Threat to Quit
Fails to Disturb Equity

The announcement of Florenz Zieg-
field that he intended to desert Broad
way for London. taking along his "Fol-
lies" because the Actors Equity Asso-
citation wouldn't let manager manage
his own show any more, did not ap-
pear yesterday to upset officers Of
Equity. They pointed out that pro-
ducers who had taken this stand had
failed to go the limit and procure pass
ports. and that 1924, the date set for
the Zicgfeld departure, was long way
off
The controversy with Mr.. Ziegfed
over the payment of members of his
road shows for extra performances was
considered closed incident by Frank
Gilmore, executive secretary of Equity.
I'VE won our point" he said. GAS for
Mr. Ziegfeld's intention to leave this
country, that is his privilege"
Mr.. Zlcgfeld's attitude toward Equity
was described by Hall Dullzell assis-
tant executive secretary of the associa-
ton, as that of the small boy who took
his bat and ball awav because he was
not permitted to have supreme charge
OF the game.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
Samuel p. Rotan WEEDS
Mrs. George w. Elkins
She Becomes Philadelphia
Prosecutors Wife in
Georgia Ceremony
Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune

Spcctdl DiSpofch 10 The Trtbunc
SAVANNAH, Dec. 27.--The marriage
of Mrs. George w. Elkins, of Phila-
delphia, to Samuel r. Rotan, District
Attorney Of Philadelphia, took place to-
day at the country estate Of Mrs.
miles from Savannah. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Henry
Rankin. Mr.. and Mrs. Rotan left at
once for n trip to Florida before going
to Philadelphia to live.
Mrs. Elkins, who was the daughter
of Colonel and Mrs. w. 4. Ludlow, Of
Cleveland, was Mr.. Elkins's second
wife. She formerly was Mrs. William
Myles GUNNER, of Cleveland Mr..
Elkins willed her several million dol
lars
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28

For the Riviera, Miami,
California or Bermuda-the
travel things for steamer
and Pullman, or the clothes
to wear when you arrive.
Steamer trunks and golf
trunks, kit bags and port
cases, deck chairs and rugs.
Light tweeds and hannels,
linens and shantungs-for both
men and women, outfits for
travel, golf, riding, fishing and
lounging days at the hotel and on
the beach
Mems white linen knickerbock
ers. caps and helmets, women's
sport hats-polo breeches, white
buck shoes in dozen styles,
sport jackets, sweaters and bath
ing suits.
Surf boards, aquaplanes, golf
supplies and Florida fishing
tackle.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
Boston Art Museum Acquires
Veiasquez Portrait of lnfanta

BOSTON, Dec. 27-The Boston Mu-
scum of Fine Arts has acquired a
portrait by Valcsquez of the Infanta
Maria Theresa, daughter of Philip ~
of Spain. The portrait, which is the
gift OF Mrs. Edwin f. Greene, of this
city, until recently was one of the i'm
perial collection in Austria.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
The Stage Door

Augustin Duncan will present The S. s.
renacity" at the Belmont Theater next
Monday afternoon. Besides MI Duncan
the cast includes George Gau] Tom
Powers, Jennie Dickerson. Marguerite For
rest, Claude Cooper, Howard Clancy. Rob
ert II. Forsythe. Lawrence Chrow and r.
Henry EandOn