The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-27

ability and insists that she has more to
put up with In the way Of failures
than any other woman. She gets pref;
dressed and our house is comfortably
furnished. loathe the thought OF d.
Vorce, but II I answer back to single
remark my wife says | am tussng and
II makes her nervous. What shall
do? MISERABLE HUSBAND.
What il your wife does possess
nerves? Complain of your own trials
and tribulations. If she has nervous
fit send for the doctor and go to the
movies.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a widow
and | can not content myself with a
life of lonely ease. Although possessed
of an ample supply Of money, ! recently
took Job as stenographer. The work
palIed upon me and | hated my en-
ployer. He wanted TO make love to
come an aVlatrix and want to know
the cost of a course at a flying school.
Also what length Of time will be re-
quired to secure a license. | can at
ford to purchase my own plane.
Visit the Memphis Aerial school at
the North Memphis Driving park. The
information which you seek may be
gained there.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Please. tell US
the latest style In dressing the hair
and also the eadipe spring coloEs.
Mention, too, the length and width Of
summer skirts. MANA AND LENA,
Rats and pompadours have come back
into style. The old stack chimney
effect of piling the hair high is con-
sidered the latest thing. Skirts are to
be shorter and narrower this summer
and the following colors are the most
popular, brown, navy blue, old blue
and burnt orange,
To Billie: You should, marry the
girl. Remember there comes a judg-
ment day for all,
Dear Mrs. Thompson: My husband
prefers to stay at home even when he
is not sleeping and working. He en-.
(there are two Riddles, S and years
Of age) 90 any place, but he likes put.
terlng about our house. | would like
him to go cut more. How can ac-
custom him to it? MRS. 3. q. NJ.
Read the newspaper accounts OF a
coming movie ana interest him in the
story. Ask him to accompany the chill
dren Devise schemes that will take
him out of the house occasionally
Dear Mrs. Thompson am an ex-
convict and | love woman better than
she Is willing? have told her my
story and my life now Is all that II
should be. Besides | can provide for
her adequately. II. J. r.
If she loves you enough to forget
your past and help you make some
thing great out of your future, it Is
fair to marry her, If she agrees.
To Bob: Please send your address
so that | may forward mail
Dear Mrs. thompson; | took your
advice and notified the city officials.
Father and the woman became suspi-
cious and left. Soon afterward the wom-
ans son did likewise. ! am now work.
ing for woman near here for So
week. That hardly pays my house rent.
don't know what to do. Please write
me. GRACE.
Women representing the Parent
Teacher associations of Mississippi are
now investigating your case. Be pa
tient until they reach you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Several months
ago ] came to Memphis and accepted
a stenographer's job, Soon a boy from
my home town visited me. Later met
other men and women and made friends.
The home boy fuses because wish
to 90 out with others. am not en-
gagged to him but he says he wishes
cellenty for wife and then he win
marry me. What do you think about
It? ESTELLE.
| think you would do wrong to gil II
up all other acquaintance for a bi
who has not yet even engaged hims
to you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Four years
cousin came to live with me.
husband took a fancy to her an
was the same old story. Two
ago she left and do not know
she went. My husband howeve
and last December the cousin died
ing small baby. It is now In
phanage;; wish to go and
A eRANDMoTH
Yes, if you wish to.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--Some Il
my friend and | uuarrelIed. Sill
have gone with several other
but do not seem to care for any
as did the first. believe nj
get him back. as he has given
eral chances to talk to him,
did not know what to say pt
on. What would you do?
WILLING TO Fop
Speak to the young man in
way. but do not worry abb
something to say. Wait UNI
something to say to you.
greeting on your part is en-
Women of |
BY EDITH E. NC
That women are go
politics. the same as