The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

..rv xfsn ,eunx mxa fe~ many
.ontns and being Of . constant nature.
have learned 60 care for HIM dseFtt.
A. times he profee-rs 20 iese ne an
81 ether times denies he 10 eapaels OF
1uvtnx any one.
rfss lrk. me IN the extr-sne. ~ 40 Ar~
very conxenixi. su3eytnE ths sans thinss.
ave rolf and dancing. should continue
eneourxsirx him to esiir MANY =, ".,
fv4<nds tnfnk ~s are engaged. which. %
esurss. kssps possible sll,efs ~ ais
GAncA fhtibHhHe
You should come 70 an understand
fne with the young man at ones. lie
ras no rigks to keep others away
y aen be IL not engaged TO you. ana
5udginx from your letter. dcesn't ~.
tend to be. Mako him declare himself
+. by refusing 20 see him. IL he y
really IN earnest he1i come to time
auSck enough. and II he isn't It's
h3wh time you understand how badly
~ IL imposing upon you
QD~skisa Ns-s
~, r1iss Grey. A. . der6ie vsdding
n approurfsfs 10 bavs t~o brtd@snetns
S1 I've bsss msnf ~ Il
II is customary
os>sssss Ne
U~ar n6fm Gr<y; We have tAs1nt en
u&fss sca not 10 ksrs people on me nps
onreps his parents. frr s<nitsfy rs-ssns
Ws we've visitsnx Bis Erzntmofhes. sna
- 80 v~ry snnef hurt when the httis
X<,ov said e- rsa a not kiss anyone -
~ iips. but wousd kiss her On tns
sksek. Are -~ risht Or srenx n :. s<ssh- (,
6,.r uiss Grey. WIN you kirdiy tell
- ~hy lf is that ministers always wssr
SS~s~ ro5,srx revsTssdr I have ofss.s
Ues1srvd aeosf this. ssd hop sar sss can
halp me out. ~
Z, According to science. you ara
- exactly right: but perhaps ~
n chiid's grandmother cares no
-uch. you might include her In the
parensal prfviiexe-
8, Itis worn by Cath 6 and E;ois-
eopal ministers. beins modern
>rxson Of the old Koma soliar worn
II Catholic priests.
Qusse3ss Ne
xa~~v Mis- GREY: VIII you kinfiy print
4, YOUR columns what The ward limited
~~srs whsn Il Il used after some frfns
nsns. sueh - wAifs n~ssr n,e.,,s : CO.
TIE word -iimited. used in con
nection with firm name means
1npited as to liability. !. e. the stock
holders are not Iialsls beyond the
amount they invested
cs<.ss.~ ~
p>er Mis- Grey. D~s1ne ths past year
4 nave received nsny ntt~nF-s from
5esnx man employed N : is-- sssisss<
~ nv hand and we t<cams engaged
Tn~~s nonths have been my iife's asp-
eisss unfii recently ! i~srred that he y
Shouf one-<ikhtn negro he u wen eaa-
eafed. being graduate or srks he@i
~rn college, witty. courteous, and has "
Reoutifri clear white complexion. Were
4 nut for myself l would marry him a.
eor~. for love him beyosd all my
oow~r OF description. but J must consider
~hsii i do7 sTORM-TOasED.
One OF the saddest things on earth
~ the agony and suffering caused BY
fhe lnsermarriagc Of distinctly alien
gzces-
The right thing for you to do. as
far a. children Is concerned. is to
rive up the young man. Children Of
~xsrh a marriage are often the un-
happIest mortals on earth, alien to
nth races. accepted by neither. II
4 ferribiy cruel TO ask you TO give up
che man you love. but II you expect
70 have children. you owe II to them
% do 50.
Queu<g~s No.
near Miss Grey 1s there any differ
snce between consumption ana tnbercu-
S,cnu,nuption is tuberculosis OF the
e.nnrs. Tuberculosis lis the general
pane
Question No. =
n.sr Miss Grey; What is the origin
~ fhs idea Of ladies proposing on leap
~~ar7 IL this somebody's idea, or IL IL
sssed upon anythings HOWARD.
II is a very ancient custom. Ac-
~ortsng 70 legend. st. Patrick granted
~1omen the privilege OF proposing
every leap year. the longest year,
chen accosted by 81. Bridget, In tears
hecause trouble had arisen In her
uunuery over the fact that women
~ouldn't propose dhls was before
~eiibacy was enforced for those In
fhe clergy. st. Bridget, oyerjoyed,
proposed to 81. Patrick. He could
not accept. having taken the vow Of
celibacy, but gave her a silk dress
bv way Of patching up the affair.
According 10 history, Scotland passed
s law In 1888 emitting women to
nropoee during leap year If the
nroposaI was refused, the woman
souId obtain financial reparation.
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