Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-15

II eve is cOols
| Nay, but | have a sign:
It's very sure God walks in
mine"
you want. BE nice to the young
! man in question, but never, never
sentimental Many girls make the
1 mistake Of being sarcastic to cover
/ their real feelings. This is I'M
/ diplomatic, to say the least. BE
| pleasant, natural and not anxious.
A Happy Wife-We all have our
troubles and the test Of greatness is
| the manner in which we survive
| them. Suppose you permit his sister
/ to do as she pleases about going out
] with other men before she has Sc
| cured her divorce. 1t is not right
but, after all. isn't it her trouble and
not yours? Speak to your husband
about her accompanying you on all
your little outings Take her only
| occasionally and remember that her
\ great desire to go out may be to
help overcome grief,
A Reader see no reason why
you should not have good friends
among the boys. Seventeen is too
young to be serious, but quite old
enough to be a little lady. Finish
your education by all means. You
are, am sure, nice little girl and
l like the way you speak of your
fathers second wife. His marriage
will relieve you of the responsible
ties of the home and give you the
care of a second mother.
Tx. Corp. Jlm-You are popular.
indeed, Jim. Fourteen parties in two
months! Is there no one with whom
you can share your popularity. If
10 of the rarties have been ION you"
you mus, be literally crushed by this
time. Impore the girls to have some
consideration for one of Uncle Sam s Z
fighters. Write and thank the girls,
but ask them to excuse you. Plead
previous engagement, ill-health,
indisposition or popularities.
Common Sense-It IS refreshing
to read your letter, for you are evi-
IDENTIFY two sweet, unspoiled girls.
Your knights will come riding, never
fear, and you will be glad that you
saved your caresses for them. A
very suitable for office wear.
Worried Boy-Reason have you to
be a worried boy-seems to me you
have been slightly foolish one also.
Never be too sure about girls-or
how lonesome they are. She doubt
less could have had just as big
times" as the others and / do not
blame her a particle for being dis
gusted with your tale of what the
"othet man" said of her character.
Why not wait and trust her just one
day at least If you really love her.
you will have to make her know it
yourself,
Anxious-Don't dance with a girl
so often that it is conspicuous, but
if you invite her to the dance you
must see that she is engaged for all
the dances and you should dance the
first and last number on the pro-
gram with her, always. Take her
home by all means and If it is not
too late ask her to have an ice with
you. A man should not marry un-
til he is financially able to maintain
a home.
HcIen-I suggest that you marry
the man even if he is a few years
older. If you are dissatisfied at
home and conditions are as you
state, going out to work would only
make them worse. Why not have
a horne Of your own.
-Four Anxious Chums-I don't
know anything about your hair
TN1a an l
should wear plain inexpensive
clothes. Crepe de chine is for
grown-ups. Postoffice is silly, in
deed.
David-Be very careful about de-
claring your love for a girl whom
you have seen but once. Be espe-
cially careful what you write-there
is no contradicting documentary evil
dence. You are lonesome more than
you are in love / fear.
Two Readers-The Rathbun case
Is so involved that 1t would take a
half dozen stories to work it out sat-
isfactorily. The girls were foolish,
but the boys were criminals. 1t is
so easy to blame the woman for
everything-it has been done so
many centuries.
Blue Eyes-Please don't ask me
how to dress your hair. / do not
know. Put quinine under your nails
for a few days; the bitter taste will
remind you of the habit. Secretary
McAdoo is 5s years old.
Brown Eyes-Write to Friend OF
the Soldier" care The Bee. The edi-
tor of this column will answer your
questions on the editorial page.
The High Steppers-I would choose
a theater of better standing for my
parties and would also refrain from
playing such silly games as post
office" The mystic letters seem to
represent sealed with kiss
Mary BrOwn-The young man in
question evidently cares little about
truth or honor. Have nothing to do
with him. A tickle man is about
the most aggravating type of person