The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-10

that ! could not return his t,d I9 o .s;r pId
The boy is too young to tell you he
loves you. DO not permit him to say
such things At his age he should go
with more than one girl and should
not mention love to any.
Lonesome" Your husbands attn
conteuted in his home. II | were YOU
however, that it is caused by HIS car
ing for another woman since he Is 50
Contcnted in his home. II / were you
would talk TO the family physician
Dear Mrs. Thompson--I am a mar
ried woman with three little children,
and my home is anything but happy
Is perfect crouch. The children are
all afraid Of him and he is very un-
pleasant as a companion. He never
wants me TO 90 outside Of the house,
while he goes when he gets ready and
stays as long as he wants to- He
wants me TO be slave and never gtvea
me an encouraging word. am GET
TING disguised with II all. y love my
babies more than my own life and |
have sacrificed a lot for their benefit,
but | simply can't stand II much
longer. I loved him once, but he has
called me vile names without reason
until my affection for him Is about
lest. Please advise me.
HEART.sRoKEN
Your husband deserves to lose you,
since he brings nothing but unhappi-
ness into the home. II IL doubtful,
however If you could do as well II you
left II is unfortunate that the chill
dren must grow up in such an atmos-
phere, but it is better than to have
them want for food and clothing. Try
q silence cure DO not argue with your
husband or answer back, OF course
you should try to find out the things
that initiates him most and avoid stir
ring his anger, He should not be spoiled
with attentions or given Il chance to
think you are afraid of him What
| ever you do, do fearlessly He viii re-
spect you more If you are independent
When you want to so places YOU should
| go and remain silent and let him scnld
| until he Is tired Of hearing himself
| Dear Mrs. Thompson--What do you
| think OF girl who would call you 10
| Tor date Just because " is leap year
| Although am only 10, would be
| mistaken for 10. I have zone out with
a good many girls and see no harm
N T. think have passed the "pUp
| py" love stage and know the value Of
a pure girl, DO you think I am tickle.
| mlndedF Would you advise me to for.
| get girls for few years yet? BUD.
| by all meank forget girls for few
years. For the Make Of your education,
! your later prospects and your start IN
| business, keep your mind and time
free until you are older. A girl who
| takes advantage Of leap year to be
| serious in making dates is bold and
should be avoided
Dear Mrs, Thompson--l washed an
| al.sllk crepe de chine dress and Il
| dried with red streaks. The dress Il.
SELF IS red, but the color came out I'M
| evenly. would like to dye this navy
| blue. Would the result be satlstac.
tory7 " not, | will dye II black.
Red does not dye a satisfactory blue.
| The dress would dye a deeper shade
Of red or black. Follow the instruo-
| tons on the dye package exactly or
| else send the dress to a professional
| dyeing company.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--i am a boy n
| years old and am In love with a ulrt
| three years younger than am.
| have been to her home four times and
have asked her for steady company,
put she refuses. She says she has
| her love? SAM
The girl is too young to 60 with
| only one man and she realizes this-
| DO not expect STEADY company" In
| many circles Of society there Is no such
s'l"E' -1t16dLu tne girl as good friend
for a few years and be satisfied. An
the end of that time she may care
enough for you to marry.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a ssvxgor
In high school | have seldom none
with girls, but this year allowed mn.
self TO become infatuated In a nlrI In
my class. ~
No" something has happened so thar
she can never mean anything TO ma. AZ
see her every day Ii is hard Tor M
to forget her, Please tell me how ~
release her from my mind. X
You lack will power. You can moi
forget the girl until you make up your
mind to do so.