Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-26

rlQlnS ana treated me WIN the great
est of respect. When one day he
of his friends see it. And when ]
heard of it [ was just furious, and
[ told him not to write or speak to
me again. l treated him just scan
Cously and he has done me the same.
Then [ started going with another
write to him. And my former lover
goes with another girl, in fact one of
my best school friends. I make like
do not care and am not jealous. But
in fact l am and do not show it. And
now [ regret that we ever fell out.
And I would like your advice on how
to get him back. For he is very
much in love with this other girl.
Your new friend,
"SUNSEEaE."
oh, no! You are not 20 much
in love with this little boy as you
imagine. You are only suffer-
ing from wounded vanity, at the
other girl the same thing he told
you. You will find these sort of
briars along the path, as you
trod through life. The best way
to overcome it is to let him go,
and should he make any over
lures toward you in the future,
accept them and forget the past
other friends and be happy.
Now comes a lonely girl for good
advice. l have been going with a
young man about nineteen years of
age and [ myself am eighteen. He
says he dearly loves me, and know
1 love him, but he goes with other
girls and 1 with other boys. Sunday
he carried me home from church. |
asked him to have dinner with me
and he did. After dinner he asked
me how much did / think of him. SO
please tell me in The Journal what
would be a proper answer, as told
have written four times, but have
never seen it in print. [ am five
feet four inches tall, brown hair,
brown eyes, fair complexion. Any
advice will be appreciated. Do you
| think this young man really cares
for me? DAISY L. Fl.
What does your heart" prompt
you to tell this boy? Are you
sure that you are in love with
him enough to tell him Soto
give yourself into his Keeping
if his object is marriage. Are
your other boy friends and &C
cept his society only? If you
are, then you may tell him SO
with frankness. But if you have
any doubts as to his sincerity
if you feel he isn't able to do
his duty by you, as husband
should a wife, if you have any
distrust of him in your heart,
do not let your infatuation run
away with your common sense.
You are both too young to marry
yet. you should wait at least two
years at any rate.
[ want some advice from you. I
am "a years old. L have been mar
ried II years. L have little chill
dren. 1 have done my best to stay
with my husband, he would not let
me go to see any of my people. My
own mother couldn't come to see
me. He quarreled with me contin-
ually. I never said anything to him
to provoke him to it. L worked very
hard and tried to please him, but ]
just couldn't. 1 didn't know any
thing about love when I married. |
was so young, but / tried to treat
leave my little children, but he grew
worse and [ left I have been gone
three months. After / left he went
to my fathers and talked to all of
them. He never had a thing to do
with them before. 1 am at home
with mother. He wants me to come
back to him, but I never will. Do
Pleose advise me.
KATIE BURNETTE.
This goes to prove what / say
to other girls about marrying so
young. / should say you didn't
know anything about love, and
can't understand why your par
ents permitted such a crime
against you. However, the deed
is done, and you have suffered
the consequences. If you can
prove that your husband was UNI
true to you, and was cruel and
didn't treat you right, according
to the laws of your state, you
can get the custody of your
children, and make him pay you
alimony, and support the chill
dren as well. But you will have
to prove what you say about him.
You don't have to live with him,
though. There is no law to make
you do that.
Will you give me some much
needed advice? | had to leave school
before / finished the eleventh grade.
| want to be a telephone operator.
Can you tell me where and to whom
[ should apply for q job of this
kind? Anything you can tell me
about it will be appreciated. Thank
ing you in advance, l am,
Sincerely yours,
MISS NELL G.
If you will address a letter to
Miss Prince, Chief Operator,
care Southern Bell Telephone
company, 70 South Pryor street,
Atlanta, Ga, she will give you
desired information regarding
what you wish to know.
SO Wm M n WM