The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-02
Cynthia Crey's


o.--You have been so kind In
helping people. maybe you Will
help me.
arm wIshou, any home. am real
strong. car do any kind OF work.
and ! want TO work. Would keep
house for good people or care for
children, or anything that 10 hon
est work. ! don't want to be de.
pendent on anybody. Please print
this. and many thanks
A WILLING WORKER.
A.--And ] have received so aim
liar requests In tho past month.
No employment bureau Ia conduct.
cd In connection with this depart
msn1
Cynthia Grey regrets her inabil-
ity 10 be OF service. and desires 10
call the attention OF housckeepers
TO the present pressing need Of
hundreds OF the unemployed.
Housekeepers having any employ
ment 10 offer will confer q favor
upon the community by sending
their names and addresses and a
description OF tho work they re-
quirc to tho City Free Employment
Bureau for Women. Liberty Bldg.
Third nv. and Union 81.
Owe are three qlris, ages
from ~ TO ~. and . few nights
ago we and four young men went
TO see two young fishermen. When
We arrived 81 their camping place
they Invited W Into their cabin.
Our beaus felt sore ~ W after
they found out that we had gone
Into che cabin with those elk young
men. % you think there was any
wronp In going In, - we are think
ING, ourseiveA that we are sensible
plris7 THREE GOOD GIRLS.
A.--Of what are your parents
thinking that they will allow you
children to 90 out at night alone,
to consider yourselves sufficiently
grown 10 entertain beaux. etc. +?
Why, You hre nothing but infants
and should be In your own homes
at night. unless accompanied by
your parents.
] do not blame you for going into
the cabin. since your parents are
80 negligent and careless OF yonr
welfare, but I must tell you that
you did wrong and took great
risk. A certain amount OF com
partnership among young boys and
girls, under proper restrictions In
tho home. ia good for both. IL they
are rightminded boys and girls:
but don't like your expression
"besux." signifyiug that yon con-
slider yourselves properly developed
and ready to look about for
husband. You haven't yet complet-
cd your rudimentary education, and
are not TT to DO entertaining such
thoughts.
o.--Am = stenographsr, n Year,
Of age. am oood-Iooking and refined.
Have been working In the evening
for . very wealthy business man.
He 10 not married and 10 about so
years Of age. The third evening !
worked for him he took me to din
ner at q oriII-room and then home In
a tasIoab. work quite often for
him, and he always takes me to din
ner, and then takes mo home In
taxi.
cannot refuse to 90 because !
would probably lose my position, ~
he Is a friend Of my employer. He
has shown mo that he likes me
very much, but he says he does not
believe In getting married. He
wrote me a very passionate letter
and seems TO want TO be good
friend. Please advise me what to
do, because ! don't want to do any
thing wrongs and I have no one TO
tell me. have gone with him for
over month now and ! cannot get
away from him, as ! might lose my
position, and am afraid Of him, as
he buys wine and makes me drink
II. Please tell me what he Intends.
MIss Grey, don't you think even
rich man might treat q young, re-
spectacle girl rlght7 When ! first
went TO dinner with him ! thought
he was kind TO take me, ~ had to
90 back to work. IN DOUBT.
Al don't know what he intends.
But you do. Be honest with your
self You want the grill-room din
ner and the taxi ride as much as
you want the evening employment.
And you have found out for your
self whether or not you Lave rea-
son to fear the man. II he makes"