The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-13
Beatrice Fairfax
ON
Advice
HERE'S A REAL vAMP.

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
For some time have been puzzling over q
DAY fse ssn sh Is
sport, and then decide that she is q regular
little vamp. flirt and heartless. Then I
make her CALL and know that love her
and that she Is just a dear. sweet, little girl
and just little bit lonesome.
She IL nineteen. pretty and cute. full OF
life and pep. So much so that unless she has
a date every night life bores her.
~, Now that's all very well and good; but this
OF the city. She writes to him every day and
declares she's In love with him and the same
night she marches on to show with another
another and the next out riding with another.
In fact sSe has q date with different man
with her. But know she's engaged and SO
do all the rest Of the men. Whenever I call
me propose and to tell her how much love
her. In fact II don't tell her she immed.
lately wants to know; Don't you love me
ask her IL she don't like me a little. Sho
always says. Eyes. 1 like you. but I love the
man to whom I'm engaged. Yet, she let's me
and call her up.
Now do you suppose she 10 in love with this
other man? or Is she In love with every
body? Maybe. she doesn't love at all. She
makes me listen to her rave" about him
until I feel like cussing and often do to
myself; but don't her action speak louder
IMAM WORDS III enG loves tnt6 man now can
she act 10 with other men?
One night / told her in plain English what
I thought Of her and she cried and said that
I didn't understand her. SO sow I'm trying
to understand her. But I'll be damned IL
do. And a Fool there wasi''
This young lady. A. you suggest, does no,
time with you ana ali the rest Of her callers
II you don't care to waste your time or ia
spend money on her. give her up. She is no,
in love with you. nor with the man to whom
shp n She II merely l0va xxyith
herself and with good time.
nm CHANCES MS MIND.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
am a young girl Of seventeen and con-
sidersd very attractive. Last year while call
ing on a girl friend of mine found her en-
teftsinine q friend OF her brother. When
leaving the house he asked whether he
called the next evening and after that he
called frequently. I learned to like him very
much and he always said he cared for me.
One evening, over q Misunderstanding, he
stopped calling. saw him at various places,
but never stopped to speak to him until one
day I met him and he stopped ME ana spoke.
He then started to call on me again.
After calling q few weeks he broke an en-
sagement with mo. when I asked him why,
he said he was called out OF town and could
Now, Miss Fairfax, I like the young man
very much. but the only thing that worr es
me is that he changes his mind 40 terribly
quick.
whether 10 k keep him or give him uPSr,p,y "
surely you are not thinking about marrying
the young man. You say you like him. Their
why not keep him az q fr end? When you
arc older you will look back upon the friend
ship OF boys and girls whom you knew a,
seventeen with n great deal Of pleasure.
Tho young man ha. as much right TO chang,
his mind about various matters as you have
DO you ever change yours7
Ana his excuse FOR brsakins an snsaremsu,
seems 70 - SiAusibls snss