The Washington times., 1919-10-13
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
come 70 you in my great trouble
barFing for advice and help. Ny twin
sister and are both iu love with the
came man We look 50 much alike
that he cannot tell Us apart. met
him q month ago At q summer resoprt
Where we Immediately fGll IN love ana
were engaged Oh two weeks then
came back home whore he met my
sister. She fell On love with him. TOO,
and since then she has worn my
clothes and calls herEel by my name
90 as 20 be with him.
re declares he stiu loves me and
Eays 90 he 81 with my sister long
enough he can tell us apart ~ the
difference IN our dispositions. ~ Ell-
ter says be says the same thing 20 her
but I do not believe her. However
be sometimes makes me very unhappy
~ asking for her instead OF me My
Fich man for whom do not care. Ehey
therefore do all they can 20 help my
sister win my dance'a love. would
have elopsd but my mother threatens %
IN WAITING.
You picture q quite impossible
situation which &c would take q
Philadelphia lawyer 20 solve. From
- way the young man IS acting
! don't think he So much worth
nEhting over and he seems 20 be
eausinE serious disruption between
you and your sister, and you and
sour mother II is up 20 you 20
make him indicate which sister he
wants and then let the other alone.
I'm sure even though you. saw
him first you DO not want 70 hold
him unless he is certain Of his love
for you. Don't you think that he
and your whole family have got
ten your goat" just q little bit?
Go on BY yourself FOR a few hours
and think the whole thing out, but
v no means even consider the
ttder man you do not love.
Eoung IN Years hut Old IN Trouble.
am a young woman OF - years.
mother cf twins lEirlgl ana win soon
81 the mother OF another baby.
married when fourteen Two weeks
rwo ny Husband and had very
foolieh Quarrel and he left home
have not necn him since This is the
third time he has left The nrgt time
3 vas compelled 20 have him In court
60 support the babies ana myself
when We live together he makes q
Igood deal of me. yet be is always fuss
furiBr our separation be went with
= rir1 and also when he drEt came
home, but whether he goes with her
now, 7 don't know.
She gave him pair of Gun buttons
Tor his birthday and watch for Christ
MAJ 7 have asked him several times
70 return them but he refu8eg would
Vou advise me 70 Try 20 get him back
home or stay away from him. ag my
father o. willing % look after me ana
taEe care Of the children2
Ny father makes good money. ny
mother 81 dead ] Etiu think Q lot OF
nv husband and need your advice aG
n1un ag possible lg an bFoEen-heart-
ed DO you think % proper for him
30 keep the buttons and the watch!
LNC. s.
By al means stay with your
al1her and make q home for him
ana your little ones. Otherwise,
ny dear, Tn afraid that each few
voars win only find you with sd-
Gifional children and only q worth
Less husband 20 run after and weep
ever.
Turn right about face and try
9 forget this husband who has
treated you 90 shamefuIly. It was
neither right FOR him % accept the
rlftg Or 20 keep them
But don't worry your head over
him or his 5eWelry. Your father
seems 20 be your best friend just
WOunE Hugband q Turk AZ Heart.
DEAR Mss FARFAX: