The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-30

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ASr sEr ot QUESTIONS
N CYNTHIA GREY CONTEST

IN CYNTHIA GREY tn>ff~t
Here. the thiFd ana last srt ~ aass-
t'crs IN The cynthiA 1rvy PRISE A''s~s
a fsr.s rrsre 81 s. and tive prises cf
~ Sc each. for the best ansser ard tN9
4 ssoena best are offervd
Vsvity. accuracy, style and value et @a-
EAnswer- 60 ,eday'. set - questions
! hast be In The star office ~ neai
Eaeh soatsssaas i srxseis to one priss
erly
Prsr. winners and the best answers %
the fisss llst wtii - printed next Mrsnss-
cay seeoaa ist Thursday. ana today
The iadgss are Miss Gr~y. the rnNa-
axsnk editor ard associate editor.
Question No.
Dear Miss Grey. After six years
OF happy married life my husband
wants a divorce. We have two
lovely children. what can ] do to
regain his love7 When l ask him
why he does not love me any more
be Says he does not know.
A READER
Question No. :
Dear Miss Grey. WIN you please
tell me thru your columns what the
nationality OF a child would he that
vas born on the high ssasf
INQUislTIvE
Question No. .
Dear Miss Grey. Il II considered
proper for one 10 start eating as
soon as one Is served before the
hostess and others recelve their
plates A club woman friend does
this: she Is known to be upto-the-
minute In raoss matters cf this Kind.
but II seems rude 10 rne. especially
when dining whore there are no
servants. ANEMoNE-
Question No. 4
Denr Miss Grey WIN you please
kindly tell me some way to make
my four-month- old baby stop suck
tnx his thumb. and oblige
A MOTHER
QUESTION No. 5
Dear Miss Grey: What relation
~ Franklin Roosevelt to the do
nnsed Theodore Roosevelt. Y any,
GRATEFUL
Question No. .
Pear Miss Grey: got peach
nice on my nice pink orxandie
1rean. and am afraid 70 touch II for
fear Of making IL fade. IL there
ony way | can remove II without
removing the color. aisos MYRA-
Question No.
Dear Miss Grey. have noticed
n so many printed articles Of late
that they are ridiculing the idea of
people newly married having their
photos taken together. A. I think
Il ts quite all right. | am coming 20
you for your opinion, II Il eousid
cred the proper thing in this fast
moving age7 q. r.
Question No. 9
Dear Miss Grey: l have been
working In an office for long time
ana have married the managers
son. I am stiii working. DO you
think / should call my fathsrin-iaw
father II sounds 80 unbusiness-
like 20 me. altho want to do
what's right. ID. ;.
Question No. 3
Dear Miss Grey: DO you think
Il ls all right for a girl to go with
oy whom she knows 10 be engaged
Is a girl in another town. | have
: chum who goes with a bog quite
steady, and tho he told her OF his
enxagement. be doesn't seem 70 me
70 be true 10 the other girl. I sup.
pose boys must have 10 haye com
pany; but when he thinks Il ls ali
right 10 kiss her good night" and
= few other sentimental practices.
don't think the love ia quite true.
do your Ny chum Il becoming
rather Interested in the young man.
and some one IL going to come out
fh~ loser. Would you state your
answer for cher benefit. a. l know
she reads your columns
A FRIEND.
Question No. 10
Dear Miss Grey: | am keeping
eompany with a young girl who
Moves to dance. also ! do. too: but
owing to an accident ! arm unable
to dance. having had one foot
crushed. so when I dance six or
seven dances I can scarcely walk
/. for a week I know It isn't right
OF me TO expect the girl to stop
eosug to dances. because can't
dance. What Is the proper thing
for me to do: continue 70 take her
% dances? And IL | do. what is
he best way for me TO pass the
dine away7 All the dances are In.
formal c. r.