The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-17

Dear Mrs. Thompson-l am asklngl
your opinion on 4 very serious rnatter.i
Lest summer while was out West II
met a 1lrl whom learned 70 love.
am rs years old and will finish school
next year and am not without nioney.|
Shall marry her now or wait, as sfie|
says she Is willing 70, until flnishl
schooI7 HOH,
Wait. II she is worth having she Isl
worth waiting for and YOU must hav8I
a start In the world before you marry.l
Dear Mrs. Thompson--For three vcArsj
have been separated from my Wife
and fer almost that long have loved
another girl, She has been very kindI
to me, this last girl, but recently sheI
refused TO accompany me on a rids|
In the evening, Another time she broka|
a date and somehow fear she doe )
not care for me much, have tried
10 make life pleasant for her and havs|
hunored her whims, though she haa|
asked only moderate things OF me.
What shall I DO The broken date and|
refusal dlstresses me greatly.
A WORRIED BACHELOR.
lou did not say you were divorced
and # not you should not accept thal
company or friendship Of other womenJ
Also the girl may be a little tired oil
your manners or conversation. Whyl
not put her out of your mind for al
time and if she really cares anything
about you she will later summon SOU trl
her, apologize for the broken date, or)
the refusal TO allow you to see her.
Dear Mrs, Thompson-What sort oil
rings should a man wear and how|
many A, 8. w.
Never more than one on each handl
and these should be either the thinl
wedding band or the fraternal ring.
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Dear Mrs. ThompsonG Recently a SON
was born to a friend Of mine and She
sent out announcement cards. Several
gifts we're received and now she wishes
she should write. MRS, l..
Simple, pleasant little epistles, telling
the present weight and health of the
baby and acknowledging the gifts.
Dear Mrs, Thompson--l'm a married
man, 20 years Of age, and have two
little children. My wife Is fairly good
TO me, but stiil am not as satisfied as
should be, I long for youth and fun
and laughter, and miss young unnar-
ried women, They have lots Of pep and
make life worth living, Recently ! have
met a young lady named Doris who ap
peals to me. We love each other. What's
tho harm WILLIAMS,
What's the harm in eating poisoned
olives?
You are bringing disaster upon ths.
heads Of three, maybe four, Innocent
persoUs-your wife. and, kiddies and
maybe the young lady, If she Is a weak
/ little specimen she won't possess the
ability 70 iook out for herself and YOU
nav he the cause Of making her future
d pitifuI little tragedy As for YOU YOU.
ara selling your htrthright for a mess
/ Of poitage. Any normal man and won
an can be quite happy together II they
care TO be, and with nice children for a
common interest it seems to me they
might be absolutely contented
Dear Mrs. Thompsonv-If a boy has
been invited 10 a party and the strl hs
Keeps company with Is not, should heI
attend the party2 Ed,
Circumstances would decide such 81
case. II the boy is very young, he Isl
foolish 10 have only one girl and tAere-
fore should not stay AWAY from the
+ party because OF one gfrl unless he feels
an injustice has been done her. Also,
if the people who invite him are not
acquainted with the girl, he shoulasfeel1
al liberty to so.