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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03

N-"'''
tjsszefiiggesiikben cddig le mem
jegyzett okmany&i ennek a szomo-
III kcrszaknak. Igy kezdte a de-
mokrata vezer az 1917-ik ev ma
jusaig visszanylll0 emlekezest =:
Megmondta-e a kiralynak?.
Miniszteri meghivatasom go
pen olyan varatlanul ert engem,
mint az e9esz orszagot es magat
Esterhazy Moric grofot Ester
hazy Moric grof miniszterelnoki
dezignalasa. TiSza Istvan meg ha-
talmon volt. En- a nagy valaszto-
jogi gyjilesbol a k0zponti demok-
rata k0rbe mentem es barataim-
nal dis kural gattam. amlkor meg
Szolalt felefon. Esterhazy kert a
telefonhoz es megkerdezett. hal
lando volnek-e miniszterseget val
lalni a kabinetjeben es elkesziteni
a yalaszt6jogi javaslatot. ICY let
fem MINISTER. Esterhazyt0l, ami
kor eloszor talalkoztam vele,
nvomban AIT tudakoltam: meg
mondcttak-e a kiralynak, hogy
zsido vagyok. Leha atetlennek lat
szott ugyanis, hoey egy Habsburg
ZSid0t nevezzen Xxi minisZternek
ez meg SohaSem tortent meg. Es-
Itcrhazy ICY felelt: 1gen, meg
mondtam a kiralynak. mire fel-
Iseges ur 10y szolt: En- csak AIT
| kerdezem, tisztesseges ember-e, q
tohbi mem erdekel! ". Karoly =
EFT kes0bb alkalmam volt t0bbszor
| tapasztalni szenvedelyesel \
gyiilolte a tisztesstgtelen politiku-
sokat. Miniszteri kineveZeSem al
kalmaval talalkoztam eloszor XII
rallyal. - nemcsak Karoly kiraly-
! lyal, hanem eeyaltalan tkirallyal,
bar 1901 ota kepviselo es ke-
s6bb dpleeatus voltam.
Milyen benyomast tett Excel
lenciadra a fatal uralkodo ,az elso
audencian9
Nagyon kedyes, kozvetlen
embernek ismertem meg. Azzal
fogadott. hogy megkoszonte, a
miert mlniszterseuet vallaltam
En- ICY valaszoltam: "a ma gam
lreszerol ket kosz0nettel tartozom
Felsegednek. El6sz0r azert, inert
minisztereve neYezett XII engem, a
zsidot, ICY teljesse tette Magyar
orszagon az egyenjogusagot,, visz-
szaadta lelki nyHgalmat azok
max. akiket mindenfele hlrekkel
riasztgattak. jMasodszor azert,
inert alkalmat adott nekem, hogy
a valasztoJagi reformot, amelyerl
eoesz eletemben dolgoztam. mes
| valosithassam. A kiralyi hatalom.
max nepre kell tamaszkodnia. A
/ piramis csucsa ANIMAL biztosabbar
all, minel szelesebh talapzata.
E szavak ntan a kiraly fejtette k
lclottem demokrata hitvallasat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
ERTESITES A BRIDGEPORT
SZOVETSEG TAGJAIHOZ.

A Bridgeport Magyar Segely-
Sz0vetseg helybeli 16. szamu fiok-
ia januar Six vasarnapjan, azaz
januar 20-an rendes havi gyiilest
tart, melyen meg fogjak valaszta-
nj az eln0kot, aleln0kot, iigykezelo
penztarnokot, jegyzot es ellenort.
UgyaneklSor valasztjaE tte
Nagybizottsag tagjait j
Miuden egyes felnott as
fontos k0telcssegenek ezen gyille-
sen valo pontos megjeleneset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
BEAVER FALLSI ES NEW
BRIcHToNI oLvAs6INK szI-
YES FIGYEI.MEBE

Tisztelettel ertesitjuk Beaver
/ alison es New Brightonben lak5
.olvasoinkat, h9gy Vesztroczy Jo-
zsef urat megbiztuk lapunk OF
tani kepviseletevel.
Vesztroczy ur meg van bizva
lapunk olvasoitol a hatralekokat
bekollektalni, uj el6fizetoket SEE
rezni es hirdeteseket felvenni.
Ajanljuk Vesztroczy urat a bea.
yer fallsi es new brightoni ma
gyarsag szives 6oindulataba.
AZ Amerilxai Magyar Hirlap
/ kiadohivatala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
Tisza bukasatol Vazsonyi
bukasaig.
Vazsony Vilmos visszaemekezese tragikus krayra es
Macy magyar tragedia haborus expoziciojara.
Irta es feljegyezte:
DIR. MOLNAR .JENO.

az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap' budapest szerkeszt6je
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
niles
SzEMELYI HIR.

A Nilesi Mckinley Club igaz-
gatosagi tagjava valasztotta ez ev-
ben ismet Mr.. n. Grosshandlert.
A Mckinley Club egyike a leg
el0kelobb ohioi cluboknak ez az
els6 eset, hogy igazgat9inax 50
raban egy mem bennsziil6tt ameri-
kai is helNet. foglal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
Nv. Karoly es a bolsevizmus.

Mikor Vazsonyi masodszor lett
igazsa sagiigyminiszter, a haborus
Europa helyZete, de elsosorban az
osztrak magyar monarchiae, na
gyon megrosszabbodott. Az orosz
forradalom atcsapott bolseviz-
musba, Kerenszki utan Lenin jott
Bees megijedt: a bolsevizalt orosz
hadsereggel nemet, magyar, szlav,
szloven. cSeh katonai scores erint-
kezesbe keriiltek a fegyyersziinet
folvtan.
Maga Apponyi Albert grof
ajanlotta a kiralynak, hogy bizza
ram az Observation-Disclosures tar
CIT. folytatja Vazsonyi visz-
szaemlekeZest merit masban
mem talal megnyugvast a kor-
many es en- irgalmatlanul rendet
teremtek. A becsi klerikalis ko-
r0k mindent elkovettek ellenem.
Rettent6 gondolat volt nekik
hogy vegleges igazsagiigyminisz-
ter legyek A magyar klerikai-
sok is megmozdultak. En- AIT mond
tam: mines tobbe semmi dolgom.
elmegyek. Mikor legvadabb
tamadasok ertek, senkinek sem
mondtam meg, miert kezeltem a
forradalmi sajtokozlemenyeke a
legnagEobb, kimelet etlenseggel. q Ez
a tort6nete Mikor a kiralynal
voltam ujabb kinevezesem ntan,
ezt mondta nekem: Con tudja.
Ien demokrata vagyok, az alfalfa
nos valasztojog 6szinte hive va
gyok, de q bolseyizmlls rettenetes
s. tiirhetetlen. K0vessen el min
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03

Tobb, mint OF esztendeje immar,
hogy "a bolgar szovetseges kinulla-
zasaval a yilagt0rtenelem egylk
lecapoka kaliaztikusabb korszaka-
hoz, regi Europa felborulasahoz,
megkovesiilt gazdasagi es tarsa
dalmi rendjeneE szettoresehez
ertiink. A Macy namet vereseS
mogiil felcsapo vilagmamort alig
par ev alatt. olyan keserii klJoza-
nodas valtotta fel. "a minore gyo-
zelmek kronikaj jaban pelda aligha
volt. Ezt RESERVES felebredest
az egymassal szembekeriilo hatal-
mi tenyez6k fizikai elpusztithatat-
lansagan XVIII az egesz emberlse-
get lenyiig0zo eszmearamlatok
lendillete idezte elo A tegnapi
legy6zottet, hiaba, mem lehet u
fold szinerol eltiintetnI es a teg-
napi eyjilolseget nem lehet leJart
ielszokkal taplami. A gyozok min
}den szandekat els0pri a meg yaJu-
do. de megujhodasaban bizakodo
skorszellem, nit italian ICY lehet-
ne formulazm: az emberlesseg de-
mokraciaja.
EFT nehany bevezeto szot kei-
lett irnom azck hoz a rendkivill er-
dekes. sok helyiiJt izealmas vlssza-
emlekezesekhez. a melTekben Va
zsonvi Vilmos ". Karoly kira!y
es Macy Magyarorszag igazsag-
iiigyi es valasztoiogi, minisztere d
vilagtragedia leretebe foglalt XII
lon magyar tragedia egy mas RI.
g6jat pattantja fel.
s. Vazsonyirol, a demokrata part
vezererol tudtuk mindannyian. i
Xix a haborus esztendok po}itikai
kronikaJat irtul1, hogy meggyozo
deses ellensege a haborunak. de
AIT is tHdtuk, hogy mem hirdette
a pacifizmust. Szorongo sziyve
ALT felre es maJdnem harom evie
csupan fovaros hadi nepjoleti in
tezmenyei erdekeltek. Ebb0l
csondes munkassagab0l varatlar
yihar kergette XII: a fatal w Ka
roly az altalanos valasztoJog me =
valositasat tiizte Xxi magyar po
htika legfobb celjava es az eszmt
kedyeert olyan kalibarii allamfer
fit emelt Xxi a nyeregbol. mint Ii
sza Istvan gr0f A fatal, harmlnc
hat eyes Il, Observation-Disclosures k
Eszterfazy M6ric gr0fnak. de
mokratikus gondolat legmarkan
sabb kepviselojere volt sziiksege
ICY lett minister Vazsonyi Vii
mos. Magyarorszag fennalIas;
ota az elso zsidovallasu ferfi. a k
kormanyra jutott. Az akkori hely
yet tele volt a valsagok es vesza
delmek bomlaszto csiraival.
tobbseg hevesen ellenezte a valasz
toJogi reformot, a kisebbsegi kor
many berkeit viszaly es feltekeny
seq verte fol, Becsben megmozdul-
a reakcio, a mely Vazsonyi szeme
lyeben y0ros poszt6t latott -
hamarosan felpiroslott Keletr6l ;
bolseyizmus tiizoszlopa: a harcte
ri mozdulatlansag. "a bekepuhato
lOdzas Is az ltthoni nyuetalansa.
katasztrofa-joslo jeleit egy Dor
zaszto vilagforradalom vulkani
kfls morajlasa meg remesebbr,
torzitotta. Az osztrak-
monarchia Lenin embereiye
egy asztalhoz iilt targyaIni Va
zsOnyi egyediil tiltakozett az ak
kori mIniszterek koziil Meg
Erezte a veszedelmet. Szimte pen
Ainc+ s,-nn ny ,1oin s,,,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03

dantja ez - persze mas koriilme-
nyek k0z0tt - Tisza tiltakoza sa-
max a hadiizenet ellen. A tapasz-
talatlan uralkodot szazfele befo-
lyas kornyezte. Mikor az eseme-
nyek gigantikusak voltak, az ese-
menyek el6keszitoi, a sors nagy
rokkajanak pargetoi torpeknes
bizonyultak.
A tragikus kiraly es Macy ma
gvar tragedia habQrus eXpozlcioJa
Gles k0rvonalakkal bont ntakozik ki
azokb6l a k0zlesekbol, a melyeket
Nazsonyi Vilmos e sorok ir6Ja
elott tett. Egyes reszletelkben e.
jsszefiiggesiikben cddig le nen
iegyzett okmany2i ennek a szomo
I'll kcrszaknak. Ivy kezdte a de
mokrata vezer az 1911-ik ev ma
jusaig visszanyul0 emlekezest ::
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
Meghalt sip6cz Janos.

"A beaver fallsi magyarsag egyik
derek tagjanak elhunytat gyaszol-
ja. Sip6cz Janos 6reg amerikas
.testveriink december 21-en visz-
szaadta nemes lelket az Urnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03

Sip5cz ezelott % evvel jott XII
Veszprem megyei Devecser k0z-
segb6l es NJ hazajaban Beaver
Fallson talalt uj otthont $ huszon-
ket esztendon keresztil volt a va
ros kis szamu magyar koloniaja-
max egyik k0zszeretetbcn allo,
min1enki altal nagyrabecsilt tag
Ja. Minden nemes celu magyar
mozgalomban alaposan kivette re-
szet, Verhovay egylet beaver
fallsi fiokjanak alapit6 tagja,
maid masfel evtizeden keresztiil
egyik vezet0 embere volt.
Sipocz0t ozvegye harom arva-
ia siratja nagyszamu rokonsas
gon es j6 baratokon Xviii Teme-
tese december 23-an t0rtent a rom.
kath. vallas szertartasa szerint.
A temetesen a Verhovay Egylet
helyi 39. fiokja teljes szammal
vett reszt, az ossztagsag kivonuIt
ielzenyehkel zaszloval, .hogy
utolso utjara alapit6 tagtarsukat
elkiserjek evvel is bizonyitsak
AIT. hogy mily elevulhetetlen er-
demeket szerzett szegeny megbol-
dogult az egylet alapitasa felvi-
,ragoztatasa koriil. A temetes d
haznal kezdod0tt, maid atvonult
a Macy .szamu temetesi menet 3
| helybeli rom. kath. temple,
Az elhunyt X k0
vetkez6k b. ug. oz
vegvo #gYals. II eve.
/ Jozsef es a /:
ey as, Nyeznik Balint s
csa >..Ja, Molkovics7 lstvan es csl
ladja, Vesztr0czi IStvan es csalael
ia, Reder Nandor es csaladja, Ba
lint Istvan es csalaaja, Ortho And
ras es csaladja, Gaspar Istvan e
csaladja, Karajsz 1stvan es csa
ladja, DR.. Marsolf es csa1adja,
Verhovay Egylet 30. fiokja, Da
yes and Miller Relief Ass. A meg
boldogultat ozvegyen es haron
arvajan xviii gyaszoljak s6gora
Nyeznik Balint csaladjaval, five
re Sip6cz Karoly es csaladja, ne
we're Sip6cz Maria es csaladja.
Az Ur kegyelme adje1r< az u
hunytnak csendes nyugodalmat
I az ittmaradt ozvegynek arvals
AJAX pedik erot rettenctes esd
pas elhordozasara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03

Ne feledjJk Ell, hogy akkor az ell
So - Kerenszki-fele - orosz for
radalom ,utan voltunk !, Kerem,
= mondotta 6felsegt csak ter
hogy az orosz forrada-
lom utan mem lehet t0bbe arrol,
beszelni, hogy ne legyen altalanos
valasztojog."
Esterhazy, der Judenknecht"
Mint igazsagiigyminiszter BIZ
rak es iigyeszek helyzeten igyeke-
zett els6 javaslataval segiteni Va
zsonyi. Eltorolte az albiroi es al
iigyeszi cimeket, szaporitotta az
itel0tablai es kuriai biroi allaso-
kat. A kisebbsegi. Esterhazy-kor
manynak hatalmas ellenfelen, II
sza Istvan grofon xviii az osztrak
klarikalis fourak ellenerzesevel,
sot gyiil0letevel is meg kellett kiiz-
deni.
- Miniszteri kinevezesem miatt
- m'ondja Vazsonyi "a becsl
reakciosok rettenetesen tamadtaS
Esterhazy M6ric grofot Meghitt
korben ICY neveztek: "Der JudeH-
knecht.
- Erdekes leime tudni Macy
meltosagod 0szite velemenyet Es-
terhazyrol, mint politikusrol es
mint emberr6l A magyar ossze-
omlast megel6z0 tragikus eszteri-
d3ne6 egyik legtragikusabb alals-
| ia volt ez a fatal magnas.
- Kerem, Esterhazyt a legJobt
szandekok vezettek. Tdealls, szlnte
raiong6 ferfi volt es tehetseg, FOL
! tetleniil az. Hogy miert roppant
ossze olyan varatlan gyorsasag
gale Mert erezte a nagy felelosse
get, amt haborus kormanyza1
ielent Is 0szt0nOsen erezte a. Jovt
esemenyeket is. S azert lett beteg
inert nagyon a sZivere vette a DOL
eokat. Mikor egyszer a budavar
miniszterelnok palota terraszafo
Pestre nezett. szavakkal fordul
hozzam: "Latod ezt?. -. Mllyel
kar, ez egyszer egni fog. -.
A beteg Esterhazyt ket h0nap
faradt vergodes utan AZ ore.
Wekerle valtotta fol. Vazsonyir
aki tavozni akart. maradasra bir
TIA azzal, hogy elobb keszitse el
valasztojogi javaslatot, azutal
! vagy atveszi ujra az igazsagugy
tarcat. vogy kilep a kormanybo!
Vazsonyi mint kepviselo akarta e
kesziteni a javaslatot, de valasz
tojogi blokk k0teIezte, hogy ma
radon a kabinetben. A reform Ell
| kesziilt.
Semmire sem voltam DIVA.
biiszke, mint ere a munkamra
Sokan mem ertettek meg. mier
nem nyuJtottam be a javaslato
minisztersegem elso honapjabar
hogy miert gyiijtottem ossze a
anyagot hogy miert irtam me!
a valasztojog t0rtenetet. Pedi
ICY kellett tennem. merit Tisza Isl
van szemelyeben igen kemeny el
lenfellel volt dolgom. Honapoko
at ejjel-nappal dolgoztam a ia
vaslaton.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03

A tomeg sz6rnyeteg sok fejjel,
minden esq n6lkiil. (Benjamin
Franklin)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-09
Erwins Are Hosts At Dinner
 |. P ar y

MT. and Mrs. B. W. Erwin enter.' tained a number of their friends at dance Saturday evening, during which punch was served on the lawn. In- cluded in their hospitality were Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Lathem, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Stallings, Mir. and Mrs. V. c. Foster, MT. and Mrs. l.. J. Montoux, Mir. and Mrs. F. D. Horton, Mir. and Mrs. R. R. Baxter, Mir. and Mrs.. Charles B. Davis, MT. and Mrs. Frank Lamont, Mir. Warren D. Lewis, Jr., Mir. Charles W. Hall, Mir. and Mrs. Erwin and number of others, both of the college set and the younger mar ried crowd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-09
MRS. DARDEN HONOREE AT SPEND-THE.DAY PARTY

Mrs. James Darden of Birmingham is honor guest today at the home of Mrs. L. L. Sutherlin with the Fort nightly club entertaining at a spend- the-day party. Among those who en- joyed the day are Mesdames John Bur nett, Maurice Swift, W. J. Boykin, Carl Whorton, Will Duke, David Riddle, Tom Griffin, McCrae Crocheron, l.. l.. Sutherlin, Edgar Struss, Dewitt Eau cett and Miss Virginia Albert.-Gads- den Times,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-09
MT. Moran Gives Outing For
 Glass

Friday evening Mr. Warren c. Nor ans class of the South Highlands Methodist church enjoyed swimming party and picnic dinner at Linger Longer Lodge. MT. and Mrs. J. w. Thweatt chaperoned the party. h. cluded as KIT. Moran's guests were Miss Martha Duncan Brazeal, Miss Josephine May, Miss Helen Fowkles, Miss Celeste Nesbitt, Miss Mary Min ton, Miss White, Miss Clements, Miss Margaret Brown, Miss Mary Miller Coulbourne, Miss Caroline Cook, Miss Emily Reynolds, Miss Edna May BraEeal, Miss Caroline Fowlkes, and Messrs. Coburn Hendrix, Austin Cain, Fred Nelson, Tom Robinson, Ira Sel- lers, Claude Mayberry, Redd Morris, Philip Bethea, Ned Coulbourne, John T. Benton and MT. Moran.
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earth, but now he has grown cold to- wards me. He never speaks a single word of appreciation and affection to me, and finds fault with ev- erything I do or say. He never takes me anywhere, but he has his diversions with his men friends in the way of athle- tic sports.
 I have been true to him and have tried every way to hold him, but in vain, for he is the hind If o noD x,bo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-09
SIXTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED.

The anniversary of the sixth birth day of little Miss Mary Louise Taylor was celebrated with party given by her mother, Mrs. Taylor, on Wednes- day, September 3. Games and music were enjoyed until an ice course was table was centered with a lovely cake with six little candles. Those enjoy ing. the party were Misses Nadine Gill. Katie Getters, Ruth BeasIsy, Grace Vickers, Estelle McCulloh, Eleanor Mann, Karthryn Rockhill, Margaret Beasley, Lucille yickers, Francis Taylor, Marie Sims, Gwendo- lene Spears, Frances Rockhill, Messrs. Billie Yarbrough, James Taylor, Jr., Robert Sims. Wallace Whitten, and Lawrence Black,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-09

Answer :L Your, case is another example of the truth that so many men are too blind to see that when a man ceases to make love to his wife some other man generally be- gins. t&
 There would be mighty few cases of alienation of the affections if it were not for the contributory negli- gence of the husband or wife who was too lazy, or too careless to keep the love that had been in- trusted to his or her care.
 The trouble with a lot of hus- bands is that they are so self-con- cieted that they think if woman has once loved them she is just bound to go on loving them to the end.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-09

takes his wife for granted and thinks that she is a fixed piece of machinery in the home to grind all day long. love him. Now I love another, and my heart is being eaten out with longing for little devotion. I cannot live without love, but I cannot leave my husband, either, for we have a baby to raise.
 What shall I do about the man I love and who loves me? .-l
 ACHING HEART.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-09

 Mrs. Van Antwerp. Accompanied by her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. +. | Moore, she also visited Biloxi and Gulf port.
 Mir. Sidney Van Antwerp is the guest of his cousin, Miss Katherine Moore, for the week.
 Mir. John Dag Miller is expected to return the latter part of this week from a fishing trip that he and several | friends have been on for the past few days.
 Miss Rosa Margaret Miller, returned recently from a visit to her aunt, Mrs. T. l.. Hurlburt, in Jacksonville Fla. Miss Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Miller.
 Mir. John Morgan White has returned to his home in Union Town, after visit to Mir. Joe Meade.
 Miss Evelyn Coffin returned Satur- day evening from Camp Walton where she has been spending several weeks ut the Harberson hotel.
 Miss Marjorie Pierce will leave this week for Gulfport where she will be student of Coast Park school. Miss Louise Smith, of Rome, Ga, was the guest of Miss Georgia Leary for the past weekend.
 Miss Lucy. McCally returned home Friday from Camp Walton where she has been spending the summer. |
 MT. Hill Peatce and MT. Edward deGranenried, of Louisiana, who has been visiting this city, left Sunday for Gulfport. Miss Erin Morris returned recently from Chautautua, N. r., where she has been spending the summer at the Athenaeum hotel.
 Miss Virginia Lipscomb is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. L. Wood, in Greens, boro, N. o. Miss Constance Ebrams, moved to this city recently from St. Louis. Miss Abrams will attend the John Herbert Phillips High school.
 Messrs, Calvin Jones, Jack Turner, Duncan McArthur and Donald Gordon, IeGC A1Onday TOT 1uScdlooSd WHeLo IheJ will attend the University.
 
 Misses Olna and Marian Dell Smith returned recently from Kentucky where they spent the summer.
 
 Miss Lida Brothers who has been visiting in this city, is now visiting relatives in Aliceville, Ala. From there she will return to her home in Shreve- port, La.
 
 Mir. Edward Herzog, Jr., Miss Ann Herzog and their mother, Mrs. Ed. F. Herzog, are expected to return the lat ter part of this week from two weeks tour of southern Tennessee.
 
 Mir. Charles Davitt, of Houston, Texas, was the guest of Misses Fran cis and Truheard Bendurant while passing through this city on his way to attend school at V. NJ. l.
 
 Miss Willie Patton, of Tuscaloosa, is spending several days with her cou- of Mir. ard Mrs. R. NJ. Jenkins on Cliff road e..T zG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-09
Sibert 1olcombe Wedding Of
 Interest

The marriage of Miss Josephine Hol- combe and Mir. Eugene Sibert, both of Gadsden, which occurred Saturday eve ming at the home of the brides cousins, the Misses Richards, in At lanta, will be of interest over the state and especially in Birmingham, where the. bride has visited on several oc- casions.
 Dr. Davis of the Baptist church of Atlanta officiated in the presence of only the immediate families. Miss Cum mings sang preceding the ceremony, which was performed before an impro- vised altar of palms and cut flowers.
 Miss Sarah Harris of Gadsden was the maidSof honor, wearing gown of Almond green satin back crepe with beige fur and hat of brown lace. She carried shower bouquet of pink roses and lilies of the valley. =.
 MT. John Henry Holcombe gave his daughter in marriage. She was lovely in three-piece model of brown velveteen with trimmings of brown beaver and hat to match. Her flowers were a beautiful oshower of brides roses and valley lilies.
 MT. Horace Helman served MT. Si- bert as best man.
 Following the ceremony the young couple left for Grove Park Inn, Ashe- vile, N. O., and later will be at home in Atlanta.
 The bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Henry Holcombe, promi- nent family of Gadsden. She attended Sophie Necombe college and is a mem- Der of the Pi Phi sorority.
 MT. Sibert is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Tom Sibert ofiGadsden, and a nephew of General Eibert. He is a graduate of the University of Alabama and Georgia Tech.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-09

u wife. My husbands first wife has been dead five years, but he continually visits her relatives alone, never taking me with him. My predecessor was a blonde, very pretty and dainty, and dressed so well, ny husband says. She also took life easily, went about a, lot and left husband to get his own meals and often hers. But he was generous to her and seems to have been proud of her.
 I am a brunette, not pretty but a hard worker and a good cook, and al- ways have good meals prepared for my husband. But he is very stingy with me and gives me virtually nothing for clothes or to spend on myself.
 How am I ever going to get my hus- band to think as much of me as he did of his first wife and get him to live in the present with me instead of the past with her? Why, he even calls me by her name! And how can I make him realize that I am better wife than No. 1 was? AN ADMIRER. Answer: You know the old saying blessing brighten as they fade." Evi- dently your husbands case is an illu- stration of this. Now that his first ! wife is gone, he idealizes her and at- ! tributes to her charms and virtues which she never possessed. It is often said that the only perfect wives and husbands are the dead ones.
 If were you I would say to my
 husband that inasmuch as his dear, lamented wife was evidently
 exactly the sort of wife that he wanted, had determined to imi- tate her ir every way. I would go
 and get Snyself a lot of pretty
 clothes so that I also could be
 dainty, and I would lie in bed and
 let him get his own breakfast as she did, and would go off and not
 come home of an evening as she did. And when he got back from work he would find no savory din-
 ner waiting for him, but cold gas
 range, just as he used tot find in the dear days when No. was alive.
 Try this for a little while, and l think you will give him a jolt that will make him realize that he has been incoming over a silly dream instead of appreciating a good flesh-and-blood wife.
 On your part, be big enough not
 to resent his visiting his wife's
 relatives. They were his good
 friends in the past, and because
 he has married again is no reason
 for his breaking off with people
 who have been kind to him and for /
 whom he has affection.
 DOROTHY DIX.
 Dear Dorothy Dix-What is your opinion of a woman who objects to a mans smoking around the house? Do you think there is any harm in smok- ing? It is the only habit that have, but my wife is continually grumbling at me about it. can't see any harm in smoking and don't want to give it up. 0. M.
 Answer: Righto, c. M., and don't you let your wife browbeat you into do- ing it. Surely the man who pays the freight has a few rights in the home that his work supports.
 A woman who has got husband