The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-22

Indeed, such Gales have come 70 tne
that ! have thought It best TO ask MIN
70 be careful OF his conduct. This mace
him exceedingly angry and he told me
10 mind my own business. am yer.
ribly Inundated and want your adNlce.
We have no children would you cease
living with him MAOpE.
M I would net separate from my
husband Instead, why not be game
and win out In the long run? Cease
scoldlng YOUR husband and begin BY
being Wonderfully pleasant to him. IN
wife him 20 bring hiG trlends home, ana
if YOU plan TO visit a movie house or
thral,r. suggest that he also ask
frirnd Tel him II must be hard on
the girls ai the office to have 10 work
for "a living nc insist upon entertain-
ing them in the evening.
Meanwhile read and study, | would
suggest too that you take course IN
dresguaking or millinery, so you VIII
have something to do with your time
during the DAY Develop "A sense OF
humor and remember II there is a RI
diculous person living, 1t is the married
man who wishes TO appear single.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--For several
years was an invalid and doctors and
operations were unable to cure me, AZ
last prayed 10 the Lord, who helped
me. Later submitted TO the power o.
the devil and became worse. Now I am
better health. Some people do not be-
lisve they can be cured Of Ills by faith,
but 7 am sure that this can be done.
Please Give me your Ideas upon the
subject. OLLIE.
turned from the Lord to the devil. Per-
haps you are now paying the penalty.
To quot. the Lord, Thy faith hath
made thee whole
Dear Mrs. Thompson--Why are men
so heartless? | am In love with boy
aged 20, ard ! board with his family.
He cares little or nothing for me and
| refuses TO work. am Interested IN his
future and have declined invitations 20
90 with other young men, because :
me to the movies, What would you
suggest that I do? Iona.
90 out with the other boys and make
| yourself desirable. Keep up with your
work and drop gentle hints Of how a
man must labor for his living III he
would gain the respect of his fellow
| men and women. If possible, quote
some mao you know who Is a success
| In business.
| Dear Mrs. Thompson--The plr
| loved recently threw me over for an.
other fellow. Now she wants me back.
What shall dot love her yet.
Take her back, but do not be easy
| this time. II II is not always agrees
| able to he at her beck and CALL say 80,
| as a person of her kind appreciates a
| spirit of independence in others.
| -
Dear Mrs. Thompsan--Are there any
such things as real girl friends7 Mine
| have all turned out to be unfaithfui,
| chtty, or enemies, REBECCA.
Yes, there are such things. hut they
are rare DO not let the ones who have
! proved false though, prejudice YOU.
Go Your way, making the best Of your.
| self and sooner or later you win in
spi.e the friendship Of real womanly
girl
Dear Mrs. Thompson--i have been
| married two years and recently my hus-
band has been very Indifferent toward
me. We live short way out OF Mem.
pitts. ard he Insists upon coming into
town alone and staying night and a
day, Also he finds fault with every
and want some pleasure. We have 10
children would you get divorce?
HALLE.
| People, these days. seem to think that
q divorce remedies all things. No. IN
| deed, | would not get one. II liz easy
| to walk out of a muddie. What takes
| courage and real character liz to stay
| with tho tangle and straighten tt out.
| You have a chance now to prove 10
| yourself your own worth II YOU were
| attractive and interesting enough to
| cause your husband to lead yon to the
| altar, Il does seem to me that you
might hold him now since he is in your
| power WHY not take some trips 70
| Memphis yourself? Look up old friends
and have an afternoon in the shops
| and movies, Cease berating your hus-
band for taking trips and be pleasant
Also ask him for a small amount Of
| money Use this toward making your
self or your home pleasant and sooth-
ing.