The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29

/ Ut ls lhe woman VINO lS super Jealous.
HE woman who imagine, her hus.
band is untrue lo her every time he
looks al another woman ! am max.
Ing this confession iu the pages Of
This journal hccnusr | feel that Am
drifting In lhi, very direction View.
iug my convictions In writing may
hcip m strengthen them
know why this feeling of jcal.
ous, J., becoming stronger In mr II
is hr.uU-c n Justins Filtration with
his Ncursrarher Miss Fleming He
took hrr tu luncheon aud tea last
week und although he acknowledges
he only did 80 hecausc he wanted 10
plnue mo silll--Wcll. to hr perfectly
trunk know he'd never have taken
her unD hau she been homoy or IN.
attractive II Is because she is Young
and blond aud pretty that am wor.
ricd Such attractions are dangerous
lu another woman.
We discussed the matter quite frnuk
I' th" other night, Justin aud /. and
! very firmly told him that Miss Elcm.
Ing could not remain IN his office.
She may be- a very good girl don't
fnr an instant doubt thar she IL but
shr and ! are In different sphere, aud
Justin ofrruds me when he make, her
his equal socially
don't mean 10 W. snuhhi,h. hur |
d" mot purpose that any girl who works
fur Justin shall truthfully sn, that
hn hu, neglected me to entertain her.
Aud that Is what his cscapade " last
week amounts tn. / shouldn't relish
the Idea NJ calling at Justns office
aud know that she was uvArdly
rhurtllng NJ my discontinue I'm sure
I'd mot feel any too comfortable nt
being subjected, NJ | would 10 men.
tai inventory hy his stouographcr
had few friends IN this after.
noon to play bridge and meet Arthur
MurrlsnnB fiancec, Evelyn Sweet who
ls here from Chicago had been
thinking Oll morning NJ Justlns AZ.
fnlr with Miss Fleming nud rcrhnp,
the atmosphere was charged with an
electric current ~ jealousy N any
rate, II seemed that my guests were
moro Interested I'm discussion ~
lhnt subject than they were I'm ulny.
lnr bridge
Mrs Webster started thr mnII rnu.
Ing 10y asking. Hpropos NJ nothing,
who does man love thr most his
sweetheart or his wife" The uuos
tlon ~ M old ~ civilization hovc
heard II asked mnuy time, and al.
ways the answer amounted m,
man may love his sweetheart hnl he
respects his wife. have nlwovs cnn.
sidered that the question referred 10
a married man and think most WON.
on have thought the same ns That
" why Evelyn Sweet surprised Ms all
by saying
"The question needs eucldntlon The
sweetheart " n single man NAV he n
married. woman and the sweetheart
" married man mny he slnVlo
woman
"The slnrlu man mav marry snme
one he doesn't love His love for hls
sweetheart mpy hprpmo mora lpten,e
because NJ 'ho barrier created nv hls
marrlare The mNrricd man mny
truly love his wife. hut become I'm.
fatuntcd hv another woman II liz fool.
lsh to n'tcmnt ~ answer the amos.
tlon unless vou amply II To a specific
ease"
"How II one 10 know the secrets NJ
speclfic case" aste1 Mrs Wehsio-
"Ry asking the parties involved
answered EVELYN
"Nnd ovcn then" mt I'm ullln Rog.
ers. "you will not got ne truth nm,
nulv why men or women cau tan how
much thev love ls nv havnr their
love tested 4 man mlrhi think no
loved another woman more than his