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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09

jelmezek S az iskolas gyermekek
el6kepe, viragtanca, darabba
besz6tt enek es hegedu szam.
Minden egyes szerepl6 j6 volt
maya alakitasaban. Termeszete-
sen ez volt programm foszama.
Ennek cloadasa utan Gajdos ia
nos es kis Eszter adtak el0 hege-
dii sz6lokat. Zongoran a tisztelen-
do asszony es Feny6 lrma kiser-
TEX 0ket. Kis Eszter egy alkalmi
koltemenyt is szavalt nagy lelke-
sedessel. A miisort vonos zene-
kar kuruc dalai zartak be, mely-
hez a zongora kiseretet Csepke
Grace adta. Td6. Csepke Istvan-
ne, Kis Eszter, Szabo JOSEF, Hal
du Janos es Gajdos Janos voltak
zenekar tagjai. A zeneszamokat
tisztelendo asszony tanitotta be,
adta legtobbszor a zongora XII
seretet is, valamint 3 allitotta osz
sze a jelmezeket is. Az elokep es
viragtanc eloallitasaban Csepke
Grace segedkezett. A darab sze-
repl1i kcvetkezok voltak: Macy
r., Mis6czki E., Filop Zs., Danyi
A., kuk6 E., Kuko NJ, Kis Esq
ter, M6ricz E., Kis L., Hajdu L.,
Feny6 l., Macy j., Kis j., Pirigyi
J., Gajdos j., F'ilop A., Peter b.,
Szabo j., Hajdu j., Misoczki S.,
Gezus B. Fogadjak ugy szerep-
lok, mint a Macy kozonseg egyha-
zunk halas k0sz0netet.
Vasarnap Youngstownban. Jo-
v6 vasarnap t0bben keszjilnek
egyhazunk tagjai KOHL reszt ven
nj ref. egyhaz templom szente-
lesenek 25 ewes jubileuman este
az alkalmi vacsoran.
Nalunk pedig nagyban folyil1 a
kesziilodes az egyhaz lelkesze 2J
ewes papi szolgalatanak megiin.
neplesere: A szomszedos egyha
zakhOz es testiletekhez kimentek
a meghivok remeny van ra
hogy tobb gyiilekezetb6l leszneE
vendegeink. Az alkalmi istentisz
telet oktober 19-en d. IL. 3.30-kol
lesz, utanna pedig iinnepi vacsors
a templom basementjeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
Az ALLIANCE, O.-I MAGYAR.
REFORMATUS EGYHAZ
I'll. Lelkesz:
KRuCHIo ANTAL. U

Okt6ber 6-ikai iinnepelyre rem
dezett tarsas vacsorank, ha Iem
is nagy anyagi hasznot hozott egy
hazunknak, Ferkolcsileg kielegito
volt. Megenilekeztiink szomoru
evfordul6n azokrol h0seinkr0l,
akik haza fuggetlensegeert es a
nemzet szabadsagaert aldoztak
.fel eletiket es a zsarnok Habs-
burg kezek~altal vegeztettek Xxi.
Oktober Gan latjuk csak, inert
ekkor tarul elenk az h6her
munka, amelyet ez az listen ke-
gyelmebol uralkodo dinasztia k0-
vetett ell hazankkal es nemze-
tiinhkel szemben. Icy mem is ESQ
da, ha az igaz Is tiszta magyar
sziv mem lelkesedik ertiik, erde-
milk semmi, uralkodasuk gyaszt
es szenvedest hozott a magyar
nemzetre. &s
Mt .Uray Sander debreceni lei
kesz ur okt. 12-en, a j0v6 vasar-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
KRIS J0ZsEF

KRIS JOZSEF
1890 okt6ber no San, delutan 3
6rakor tobb heti szenved6s utan
csendesen elhunyt, eletenek 6S-ik,
hazassaganak 44-ik eveben. F0ldi
maradvanyait New Brunswick,
n. J.-i otthonaban tartott, Mt
Borsos Istvan reformatus lelkesz
altal vegzett szertartas utan ok
t6ber ho Gan helyeztiik or0k nyu-
galomra New Brunswickon Van
Lieuw temet0ben. A megboldo-
guilt tobb mint 30 evvel ezelott
vandorolt Amerikaba Sarospa-
takrol, Zemplen megyebol, ahol
allamvasuti tisztvisel6 volt.
Gyaszoljak: Ozvegye, 81. Man
dula Maria, gyermekei: Krizs
llonka, ferjezett Mt. Laky Zsig-
mondne, KRIS Mariska, KRIS
Annuska, ferjezett Fehr Rudolf
ne. Unokai: Laky Laszl6 6s San
dor Vejei: Mt. Laky Zsigmond es
Fehr Rudolf. Nassau es naszasz-
szonyai, rokonai, j6 ismer6sei.
Kopors6jara viragokat helyez-
tex a csaladtagokon kiyiil = a
Youngstown Reformatus Egyhaz
eloljar6saga es tagsaga, a Youngs
town. Lorantffy Zsuzsanna No
egylet, a Youngstown Napsugar
Egylet, Kask6 Andrasne (New
Brunswick), Laky csalad (Phila-
delphia, Pa, id. 10th Istvan es
cs. youngstown, o., Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. g. Dunn (New Brun-
swick), Fiil0p Juliska es ferje.
Reszvet siirgony0ket kiildtek a
Demeny csalad, Wikete csalad,
Kapacsy csalad. Levelben fcjez-
tex ki reszvetiiket: Mrs. Booth.
Tomory Arpad 6s csaladja, Zuti
Ferenc es csal., Debroszky An
dras es neje, Bondor csalad,
Csete Sander es neje, Kovacs Fe-
rene es neje.
Beke poraira. Emleket 0rokk6
sziviinkbe zarjuk.
| Kelt New Brunswick, n. j.,
| 1890 oktober h6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09


nap este Z oral kezdettel a mi
templomunkban fogja hirdetni az
Urnak igej6t. Szeretettel kerjuk
testvereinket ARA, hogy minel
t0bben hallgassuk meg vendeg
sz6nokot, mar ismerjuk, hallottuk
szavait, az elmult vasarnap can
toni testverek templomszentelesi
iinnepelyen q hirdette az Iget, a
mellyel konnyeket csalt XII van
dor magyarok szemebol. Fogad-
juk mi is olyan 0rommel es szere-
tettel a milyen or0mmel jon 3
hozzank.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09

Okt6ber 6-ikat, mint az el6ke-
sziiletb6l varni lehetett, gaMag
es valtozatos miisorral iinnepel-
tik meg multi Nssarnap este temp
lomunk basenientjeben. Els0nek
Nj haza n &. ket felv dara-
bot adtak el6 Hjaink. Mindenki
.ertelmes, tiszta magyarsaggal,
j6l betanulva adta el6 szerepet, a
megfelelo helyeken a lelkesedes
langja is ki-ki lobogott beszedok-
b6l $ magaval ragadta a k0zonse-
get is, mely t0bb izben halas tap
sokkal jutalmazta a nemes tUi'ek-'
vest. Szepek voltak kiilonboz0
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
A FARRELL-SHARONI
MACY, REF. EGYHAZ
Lelkesz:
DARoCZY MATYAS.
Templom: 1118 N. Darr Ave.
Farrell, Pa. Telefon 33O5
Heti program: Minden kedden

Heti program: Minden kedden
este a N6egylet varroestelye. b
heten teat es siitemenyt szolgal-
tax fel Szatmary Jozsefne es
Lamber E.-ne asszonyok.
Csiitortokon este c. E. gyiiles.
/ Penteken vas. isk. tanit6k okta-
| tasa. Szombaton 9-12-ig magyar,
| tanitas es konfirmandusok ok
tatasa.
Kivalo vendegiink. Mt. Uray
Sander debreceni lelkesz harom
alkalommal hirdette kozottunk
Tstennek igejet mindnyajunk lei
XII epitesere. Penteken este Noegy
letiink vendege volt, amikor a va
csora kereteben kozvetlen sza-
vakkal ecsetelte hazai allapotol
kat s 0nt0tt bizalmat lelkekbe.
Ez alkalommal Noegyletiink ell
noknoje, az egyhaz gondnoka es a
lelkesz iidvozolte nagytiszteleti
urat. Vasarnap nemzeti gyasziin-
nepiink szonoka volt Mt. Uray.
AZ istentisztelet vegeztevel pedig
lelkesz nyujtott at neki egy gyo
ny0rii csoKor viragot, amellyel
N6egyletiink koszontotte Mt.
Urayt % ewes hazassagi evfordu-
LOLA alkalmabol. Vasarnap delu-
tan Mt. Uray a helyi lelkesszel $
tobb egyhaztaggal Cantonba au-
tozott, hol resztvettek canto-
MAX templomszentelesi iinnepe-
lyen. ut. Urayt lit lete alkalma-
val vendegiil lattak ebedre es va
csorara Baba Janosek es Sztruhar
Istvanek. Szabad legyen helyen
is tolmacsolnom Mt. Uray halas
koszonetet azert d szeretetteljes
fogadtatasert amelyben testver
reink reszesitettek.
Megkezdodott a szombati ma
: gyar iskola vele egyiitt kon-
firmandusok oktatasa. A tanitas
teljesen ipgyenes vallaskiii0nb-
seq nelkul szivesen latjuk a oyer
mekeket. Kiil0nosen felhivjuk a
sziilok figyelmet a konfirmandu-
: ST oktatasra, amely piinkosdkor
fejezodik be. Azert kivanjuk mar
most. megkezfei aaz oktatast
hogy gyermekeinket kello kepen
elo tudjuk kesziteni az 0ntudatos
l vallasossagra, akik ,ha felnonek
5 vallasukat megtartjak S mem csc
: relgetik, mem ternek ski" {.
: "at'. Ezexkel az at" es kite
: resekkel' nagyon sokan megjar
TAX mar, nagyon sokan megha
. sonlottak 0nmagukkal karhoz
: tattak meggondolatlan lepeseiket
: Legy hi; mindhalalig! S tied a;
: elet koronaja.
Sep eredmennyel folyik gyJj
tes es adakozas bazarra, ameI,
) nov. 5-6-'7-S-an Iesz megtartva. /
helyen jol esik, hogy k0sz0ncte
: mondhatok mas vallasu magyar
:. testvereinknek is, akik neme
< adomanyaikkal segitenek benniil
t ket $ biztosithatom oket arrol
4 hogy jottevo kezet megbecsiil
: jiik.
Noegyletiink farrell anyaosz
talyanal legutobbi gyiilesel
. Kiss Ferencne asszony lett felve
: We a tagok loze Bej6vetele lie
t gyen aldott munkajan nyugod
: jek meg listen kegyelme. N6egy
letiinkben Kissne asszony a 66-ik
: Vasarnap este tobben mennel
egyhaztagjaink kozul youngs
: towniak jubileumara. Igy is kel
: annak lenni. Az egyiitt valo nun
/; kalkodas, az egymas 0r0meibel
valo reszvet a testveriesseg leg
szebb bizonyiteka. Legyiink OF
minel szamosabban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09
flax, legyenek oft mindnyS IN. A
kalvinista Roma, hires Debre-
cen kiildi iizenetet.
GYttLEKEzETI NAPTAR.

GYULEKEZETI NAPTAR.
Istentiszteletek es helyettesito
lelkeszek.
1880 okt. II. Vasarnap, d. e.
fel II ora. Szolgal: 7. Lada-
nyi Zsigmond.
1880 okt. 19. Vasarnap, d. e..
fel IL ora. Szolgal: 7. Faze-
kas Lajos.
1880 okt. 25. Szombat, este s
6rakor. Szolgal: T. DR.. Boty-
kos Bella.
1880 okt. 26. Vasarllap q. G..
Urvacsora. Szolg5l: T. DR..
B0tyk0s Bella.
1890 okt. 26. Vasarnap, este 8
6rakor halaadas. Szolgal: II,
DR.. Botykos Bella.
1880 nov. 2. Vasarnap d. e.
fel IL orakor istentisztelet.
Szolgal: T. Kuthy Bella.
1880 nov. 8. Vasarnap, d. c.
fel II 6rakor. Szolgal T. La
danyi Zsigmond.
1880 nov. 16. Vasarnap, d. e.
fel II orakor. Szolgal 7. Da-
r6czy Sander.
1880 nov. %. Vasarnap, d. e.
fel II orakor. Szolgal: Ft.
Sebestyen Endre.
1880 nov. 30. Vasarnap, d. e.
fGl II orakor. Szolgal: Mt
Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgy.
Surgos lelk6szi szolgalatot
kivan6 esetekben Kat6ch Janos
gondnok ertesitend0. Cine 13C
Boquet Ave. Phone: 94603.
Sziikseg eseten az egyhazta-
nacsot a gondnok, a Noegyle.
tet Kerti Imren6 elnoknG, az
Ifjusagi Egyletet Kat6ch Odor
elnok hivhatja ossze.
A Konfirmaltak Egylete 6s
a szombati iskola a lelkesz Ia.
vollete alatt sziinetel.
A lelkesz tavollete alatt kohl
Katoch Odon jegyzo, 130 Boquet
Ave. - Tel. 9-4603
Sziireti bal. N6egyletunk /. nt
1S-an, szombaton este nagysza
basu sziireti mulatsagot rendez {
Szuligan Hallban. 10 zenerol, fri'
sitokr6l es sz6rakozasr6I condos
kodva lesz. Szeretettel me2hi
vunk minden magyart, hogy We
gyen reszt ezen a mulatsagon.
A Ref. Egyesulet 23S. osztalya
A tagsag 6hajara az egyesiilct lie
lyi osztalya minden masodik va
sarnap helyett minden negye
diken fogja gyjileset tartani. 4
legkozelebbi gyjil6s vasarnap, t
no 26-an lesz a szokott helyen {.
idoben.
Observation-Disclosures. Az Egy
haz Tanacs k0sz0netet mond DR.
Friedman Jozsef iigyved urnal
egyhazunknak tett szolgalataier
es felhivja a gyiilekezet mindei
tagjat, hogy november valasz
tasokon szavazatat Friedman 10
zsefre ada.
Tea estely. Jov5 szombaton,
h6 lien este fel nyolc oral kez
dettel N6egyletiink tea estely
rendez, amelyre vallaskiilonbses
nelkiil mindenkit meghivunk.
Havi scandals. Az Egyhaz Ta
macs mutt tasarnap tartotta hav
szamadasat. Bevetel september
ben: $26S.S3; maradvany augusz
tusrol: 1856; osszesen l647. AS
osszes kiadas szeptemberben
$5S2.25; maradvany: $65.23.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-09

Alulirott mely fajdalommal tu-
datjuk, hogy a szereto ferj, leg
jobb edesapa, nagyapa es rokon
The Washington times., 1930-06-09
DAILY ANTIQUE
No. S.

This Russian samovar is
owned by Mrs. Victor M. An
derson, of ASIA Connecticut
Ave. It is stamped with the
Imperial Russian seals and a
likeness of one of Russia'S
Cars. It is a companion samo-
var to that used by Leon Trotz-
sky in his exile.
The samovar is an exquisite
piece of art work. 1t was made
in 1857. 1t is constructed Of
extremely heavy brass. The
charcoal burner is still in use.
The Washington Times IDtll
publish from day to day inter.
eSting specimens OF authentic
American origin or of historic
antiques. Readers possessing
genuine antiques, particularly
articles of Colonial or early
association, are inuited to for.
UGTd photographs and records
for publication, or notify the
Antique Editor and a photo0
rnpher Dtll be sent.
The Washington times., 1930-06-09
TEA-TABLE
CHATTER

Makeup should not be a taw.
dy substitute for natural col
oring, Painted lips and cheeks
of Chinese red are being fare
welled off the face of the
femme. The correct lip rouge
at the present moment is an
exact reproduction of the ma
tural, coloring of the lips. which
is a family blush crimson. It
can be picked out easily. Bite
the lips until they are livid,
then select the color substi-
.tute. Faint eye shadows of
maJ1ve or orchid are chasing
counterfeit bushes away.
A placid mind, q comfortable
bed, and plenty Of fresh air
moving in a current are neceS-
sary for refreshing sleep. Poor
SleeperS gather wrinkles early
in life. Thin women need more
sleep than the plumpies do;
they are usually highly ener-
gized and use up strength with
their CeaSeleSS activities. Wheth.
er one sleeps on the right side,
the left or the back does not
matter. But the position should
be such that the lungs are not
compressed.
The Washington times., 1930-06-09
Quite Effusive

"Alphonse sent this down
from his private stock" whis-
pered Greta. Raquel wondered
how she knew. She had only
slipped from her glass.
At the last moment there was
a rush of footsteps outside the
door of the suite. A woman
dashed into the room, threw
herself upon Greta with a great
show of affection. A buxom
woman with three shades of
henna hair. a green Spangled
dress, Ind many ropes of imi.
tation pearls draped across her
ample breast.
Hello. Hattie" Greta re.
Sponded to the embrace with
something like aversion. How
did you find out I was going?"
"You naughty child. to treat
me this way. If I hadn't met
one of the girls. quite by acci-
dent, in place uptown I'd never
have known word of it,"
"Umm. Where's Alec?"
Hes out there. dear. in the
hall. Please ask him to come
in"
mo. Let him stay there"
The woman pouted, pulled
Greta aside. A whispered con-
verSation between them. The
woman flounced from the room.
''It muse be nice to have
friends see you off like this"
she said to the boyish girl. She
felt lonely. Out of things.
THAT was no friend. That
was my mother" The girl
laughed harshly at her own
humor.
Your mother"
"Uh-huh. Hattie would show
up-if she thought there was
any money in it. She had a
nerve, though, bringing her boy
friend" -....
"All ashore" The warning
was being shouted through the
passages.
Come" sail A, )ho- ;. I'VE
will go on deck"
(TO Be COntinued)
Copyright, 1890. Metropolitan News.
paper Service.)
The Washington times., 1930-06-09
She Played Ruthlessly the
Game of Love

quel." Into an elevator. Cling
ing to Alphonse. Out under
the roof of the great barn. Is
that great white building be-
side the barn the Gloire de
France? Across narrow bridge
careful, now-into the white
building.
Here we are. Aboard at
last" Alphonse smiled, encour.
agingly.
You mean we're on the
ship?"
But certainement, mon pc
tite. Where is it you think we
are? Come, we will find your
cabin. MademoiSelle Greta will
be waiting for us there"
Up a stairway banked with
flowers. Then into an elevator.
Long corridors with many doors,
like a hotel. People streaming
through them. People running.
People walking. People who
laughed. People with solemn
faces.
"Ah, lei, mon cher" Alphonse
motioned her to follow. Look.
I am on French soil one second,
and already I think French"
He threw open a door. Raquel
stepped through it.
She was in a room very much
like one she had liked in the
house of Madame Bosart. A
gray room with silver walls.
Even the furniture was gray.
The gray of dawn with a hint
of rose in it. Where would she
sleep? There was no bed, no
couch, in this room.
Flowers in vases on the floor.
Roses with long stems. A cor.
sage of orchids on a table.
rumpled. as if they had been
worn and tossed there careless
ly. Someone was in the room
beyond, the half-open door.
Miss Greta," Alphonse called.
A girl appeared in the door.
She looked very young. Taller
than Raquel. Something quaint
about her, and boyish. A pink
and blue and golden girl.
The two models appraised
each other, woman fashion.
Your room is there" said
Alphonse to Raquel. indicating
a door. Il was bigger than her
room in the hotel. There was
a canopy over her bed. The
color of that old yellow cotton
rose she once pinned on her
hat: Shot with silver.
A few people came into the
room. Friends of Alphonse.
Business friends. His broker.
His lawyer with a gushing lit
tie wren of a wife who rhap-
sodied over the customer. Al
phonse's Sailings were always
as nearly secret as he could
keep them. He let his less
distinguished competitors sound
the trumpets and the cymbals.
Tiny sandwiches on a silver
tray and iced champagne were
served.
The Washington times., 1930-06-09
CONCERNING
WASHING

Nowadays there is a lot of
talk going around about the
speed of electric washers, and
we want you to promise us that
you won't pay any attention to
it. What you want is the ma
chine which will save your time
and energy to the fullest extent
and it must be a matter of the
utmost indifference to you
whether a machine is reputed
to take three minutes or IS
minutes to clean the clothes.
The difference in current con-
sumption will be so small as to
be negligible and the 15-minute
washer will wash the clothes
as rapidly as you can get them
rinsed. and out on the line,
which is all that matters to
you.
There are far more important
considerations than speed to be
looked for when you pick out
your washer, two of the most
important of which are the
hot water and set tub situation
in your home.
There are certain washers on
the market which have to be
entirely emptied of water before
the wash water can be ex-
tracted from the clothes in pre-
paration for rinsing. This
means that if you have two
patches of clothes you must
wash one batch. empty out the
wash water, spin the clothes
dry and refill with more hot
water and soap before the
second batch can be washed.
If you have a limited supply of
hot water this is not the type
of machine for you. You should
choose either a machine equip.
ped with a wringer or one hav-
ing a spinner basket which can
whirl the clothes dry without
sacrificing the hot, sudSy wash
water. There are several whirl-
drying machines on the market
which can do this. and. of
course. all wringer machines
will.
The Washington times., 1930-06-09
TELL IT TO ELSIE!
By FAY KING
"Baby wants Mama

Baby wants Mama
That's a very touching plea
when Baby's three. But when
baby keeps right on wanting
Mama after she's 80, and a
mama herself, it's apt to give
some perfectly good husband a
pain in the neck.
For which reason we opined
that a big girl should get over
the Nanny blues after she be.
comes q miSSiS, and be willing
to hit the trail with the man OF
her choice.
So Cora's Mad! Says we're
81 varieties of a heartleSs brute.
Because "a mothers love is the
only real love, and what right
has any man to ask a girl to
leave her mother entirely?"
And plenty more words to the
same effect.
Dear Elsie:
"When I read your story Of
Gerald and Gertrude, and your
advice to Gertrude to marry
Gerald and leave her mother,
the tears just rolled down my
cheeks to think of what a mar.
veIOuSly beautiful thing Ger.
trude may be throwing over her
shoulder "% A mothers true.
sincere love for just a
mere man!
Because, remember, Elsie.
there is only one real love in
life, and that love is mothers
love for her child. know. My
mother loved me-and loves
me-like that. She's stood by
me through everything. And
that's more than 1 can say for
my husband. The love Of a
man and a woman can never
equal the sacred love of a
mother.
what right has any man to
ask girl to leave her mother
entirely Just for him?
To take her away off, where she
can't see aud talk to her
mother? What right has he got
to take her SO far away from
the only person who really and
truly loves her? He is a SEX
fish egOtist to try to separate
them.
He Grew Tired of Her
"My husband tried that. He
succeeded for q while, but 1
couldn't stand it. 1 knew my
mother was grieving her heart
out for me when was 50 far
from her, and 1 finally insisted
on going back where we could
be together.
"And just rs happens 50
The Washington times., 1930-06-09
CORRECT
MANNERS
MRS. Cornelius Beeckman

DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
When a gentleman was in
troduced to me recently I ac-
knowledged the Introduction by
saying. How do you do, Mr..
Brown" Mr.. Brown. said, I'm
very glad to know you, Miss
Jones'" I than said. on the i'm
pulse, II am glad to know
you" Mr.. Brown completed the
introduction with. The pleasure
is all mine" 1t seems to me a
mountain was made out of an
ordinary everyday introduction.
Do you think too much was
said. and was I very wrong
with my, Il am glad to know
you?" L. M.
Your acknowledgement. in
the first place, was perfect
How do you do. Mr.. Brown. I"
And. although it would have
been better if he had said only.
How do you do, Miss Jones"
still it was friendly of him to
say what he did. since he
wished to. With these gracious
comments. the acknowledgment
Of the introduction had better
have stopped. That is, is was
not necessary for you to go on.
but neither was it in poor taste
for you to do so.
But his comment. THE pleas
ure is mine" was not in good
form and this he shouldn't
have said. Undoubtedly the
pleasure was not all his, since
he should at least have granted
that you. too. found pleasure in
the introduction. And appar-
emily you did enjoy the intro
duction, and you said so. 1t
is an awkward eXpression-this
THE pleasure is all mine"-and
never should be used on any
occasion.
The Washington times., 1930-06-09
Bu Elsie Robinson

Gertrude, stick by that
mother of yours. Don't leave
her. No man Is worth giving
her heartache. And If Gerald
really loves you, he will see your
side and her side of the story.
He will realize that it is not right
to ask you to leave her. Even
if he should become wealthy, his
wealth and love combined will
never make up for your moth
er's love. If you leave her, all I
can see for her is suicide. after
all she has done for you, Cora"
Wife the Traitor
Back UP, Lady! Why on
earth should a sensible woman
commit suicide merely because
her daughter has grown up
and taken a normal place in
the world?
And If mother love is the
beautiful and understanding
thing you claim, why shouldn't
she rejoice in the new home,
instead Of wrecking her happi-
ness by dragging her from her
husbands side?
For that is exactly what
your mother by her selfish lam
entations-and you helped her
by your spineless dependence
on her and your disloyalty to
the man whom you had prom
ised to take for better or for
worse"
You call your husband a
traitor, You are the traitor.
He didn't leave you because
his love was fickle-leSS fine
than your mothers love. He
left you because your love was
faithless-because it would not
take its stand by your side.
You refused to grow up. You
refused to be a wife-you stuck
by your mother-because you
liked the babying she gave you
and the flattery and coddling
Of her presence.
You failed your husband as
completely as though you had
gone to another man.
Don't complain to me about
the beauty Of mother love-"
Cora. I am a mother. And I
know that the mother love
which clings to a child, like a
ball and chain, after the child
has passed out into the world
isn't beautiful it's dam
nable.