The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-15

LAM nlHFNf VNNEEEFH aAAE HELetAtN
Gre with him over a trivial matter arc
created him most unfairly. lnterveneo
ana she then became enFaeed and too
my boy In fearful language what KING
Of a woman his own mother was,
had protected the kiddle from this ana
spoken of his mother 10 him only IN tne
incest manner. His Mortified look fell
owing my wife's words made me almost
crazy Il hurt me 70 have him know
that he and ! had been deserted by an
unfathfuI woman, Today there IS
ehasm between my wife and me are
hourly Il Is growing deeper and strong
er II IL were not for baby GIRL by
the seeond marriage, believe | would
run AssS with my boy. piease Saslae
me. FAt HEh:
What a great mistake the second wife
made in permitting her temper % hurt
a defenseless child. Also she has les-
sened the respect which you held Tor
her. The son belonged to YOU first ana
| Il Is up to you to protect and care Ief
him. Especially is this so because hia
mother deserted him. Tell your SECOND
wife that she understood your obliga-
tons 10 your child when she married
| Say that you win have him nicely ana
properly treated. Tell her that she VIII
either see to this or other arrangements
Will be necessary, 1t Is natural Tor your
wife to be Jealous of the child. because.
he reminds her Of the mother whom YOU
once loved
| Dear Mrs. thompson am 30 years
| old and have 4 wife and a smell Girl
| aged 8. ! work, but make less than haif
the salary that ls paid my wife. SEE
| hours are from am. 10 6 pm. and
| mine are much shorter. Because OF this
| she expects me 10 look after the fires
/ at home and Is constantly complaining.
| Don't you think she Is unfair, especially
| as she used TO do nothing but the cook
Ing, washing and home w Y, S,rncs
To begin with you are jealous u your
wifes earning capacity and next YOU
! are too lazy TO live. Could your pay
| check support the familyg No, ! guess
not, as you mention the fact that your
| wife used to do the cooking, washing,
etc II 1t was that bad to begin with,
suppose 1t must have become worse
or she still would be ploddlng along.
| What's the matter with YOU? Wake up
and consider the III. g. L. and the future
betterment Of your. home.
Dear Mrs.. Thompson--l am 23 years
old and have two children, 2 and
years OF age. My husband travels ana
We do not Get along. love q young
man and he says he wants to marry me.
As one OF the babies cares for his father
and the other for me, have eonsideFed
dividing up the family and marrying the
other man. DO you agree with me-
| Perhaps IL you would give up the
other man and try TO be more inter-
ested In your home and husband. dis
cord would leave your dwelling, II
seems terrible for me for you to con-
slider dividing up your family. Why
not make an effort TO get along ana ~
least take mothers care Of the ha-
bies? You owe this to them.
/, n.a. AARn haua bnan
married TO a young lady for five months
> and she ls the only person ! could ever
i care for; still she goes with other mer
. when | am not present and makes Its
miserable: , Nhst shall DO e = br c
'ep u e. down Ins "S YOUR foot firmly and fatty
Tell her she must cease accepting at
tentions from other men and that II she
continues to do sos you viii eau upon
the gentlemen and request them to dis
continue their calls and courteous man
nerisms,
Dear Mrs. Thompson--i am In love
with the wife Of another She is the
only person for whom | have ever cared
snd | can net help but want her. She
says that she loves me and will con
sent TO divoFcing her husband. Shail
allow her to d, soa "A. n; I, ".
must be built on a firmer foundation
than the wreck OF another mans home
A
Dear Mrs. Thompson--i am engaged
to a man who same time ago shot and
killed a gambler. Ny flance was neg
Indicted on a murder charge az self
defense was the decision at Che coroner
Would you marry hint SYLNANlA.
Ii | loved him and thought he was
worthy, A man, though, who Is in
clined to gamble makes 3 very pool
showing.
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Dear Mrs. Thompson--t am red.head,
ed and have blue eyes. What celorl
should | wear? ANNETTE.
Wear bright crimson for the evening
or a rich shade of golden brown. Fol
the daytime midnight blue, burn
orange and black, softened by whits
collars and cuffs, win be good.