Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-24
ADVICE TO THE
LOWELORN

By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

Dy DGA L NA$G u E1AN4 <AzAs
Goodnight Kiss.
Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee: We are
three young girls averaging 16 years of age.
We are going on hike soon and know the
boys will suggest sentimental games. How
shall we object as we do not wish to make
them angry. Is 1t a true friend that asks
to kiss you good night and you obpect he
then refuses to go to another party with
you because he can get girls who will let
him. Thank you. @. 3. c.
VIII ths boys who want to kiss the girls
goodnight please tell Beatrice Fairfax just
why they are making 1t so hard for the
poor girls?
Hardly a letter finds its way to the ad-
visor of the lovelorn which doesn't contain
this question:
"Is it right to let a young man kiss you
goodnight?" So now. Miss Fairfax appeals
to the young men and she asks If they think
It's their fault or are the grls' to blamer
Many Admirers.
Dear Miss Fairfax. Omaha Bee: went
about with a boy some years my senior
and enjoyed his company very much. Then
B came along and asked for my company
for lust one night. AS l was going with
A. felt like ought not go with him.
and when / was at the point of refusing.
he said: II leave for camp in three or four
days; then l thought how awful 1t would be
to refuse and maybe never see him again.
so l went. And before l could see again
his sister had told him and when he came
over where was staying he told me things
that made me know he did not like 1t very
well, soon as left and came to Colo-
RADIO he has never written. l received LETT
ter from B while l was still in Nebraska
and after l came out here l answered it and
have been writing to him ever since.
l was over to girl friends Yesterday and
she told ME of receiving a letter from A.
Then she asked me why and fell out
and told her. She said. We'll, l am going
to do my duty by and not so with any
one while l am writing to him.
DO you think he did right in quitting over
such little thing?
Then her brother brought me home that
evening and asked me for my company. I
told him he might come once in a while, but
l did not want steady company. He told me
he didn't either till he saw how this wat
was going to end. l also told him of writ
ing to and he said, THAT is none of my
business If you write to dozen in camp
Now. Miss Fairfax, | am a girl of l6. I
have no way of going only when my father
takes me. | have no mother. no sister, and
my brother is in the training camp and I
am so lonesome. l have no girl friends any
learer than six miles and the only way for
me to get to go to Sunday school and
church is with c. Do you think ! should
keep on writing to and never tell him OF
ggng with c. If yow think ! should tell q
tell me how should break the news to him,
as think more of L than do of c. Yours
respectfully. GURTY.
You have many admirers for a girl 50
young. l would not take any Of these youns
men so seriously but would be good chum
and nothing more l think the first youns
man of whom you speak acted in a selfish
manner, for ! do not see why he should
monopolize your entire time. Write friendly
letters to your soldier friend, but II you art
not engaged to him I can see no reason fa
you telling him where you spend all -
time.