Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-11-26

We are two girls coming to you.
We both are real deeply in love;
our ages are eighteen and nineteen.
I, eighteen, am going with a widow
er. He has two children. one little
boy and one little girl. He is hand
some, age twenty-five. He seems to.
love me very much and has asked
me to be his bride, although I don't
think the responsibility of caring for
the two children would fall on me.
L am also in love with a single boy.
He is a nice boy, but rather wild.
He has also asked me to marry him,
but don't think I love him quite
as well as the widower. He seems
to think all the world of me. Which
one would you advise me to marry?
I, nineteen, am going with two
boys, one twenty-one, and one TWEEN
ty-seven. They both seem to love
me and have asked me to marry
them. The one twenty-one is real
handsome, but is rather wild, and
the one tWenty-seven is in college
and wants me to wait for him, but
I don't care to wait two years, so
please advise me what to do; marry
the youngest or wait until the other
| finishes college? Please answer in
1.-The Tri-Weelkly Journal, as we are
anxious to know. Sign our names
CUTIE AND TRIXIE.
Eighteen, if you are really and
truly in love with the young widow
er, he is the man for you. But you
must be sure you love him well
enough to accept his children Of a
former marriage as your own. This
is your solemn duty before your
Maker" if you become their step
mother. If you would have them
love you, you must love them first.
You must win them, little children
are so quick to recognize a real
friend, they are such responsive
creatures. Whether you will have
the care Of them or motif you take
their father, as your husband-you
must do your duty by his children,
be their friend and they will be
yours. Ingratitude will never be
your portion if you will give them
love and be charitable toward them.
If your affection for this man isn't
deep enough to accept his children,
do not marry him; marry someone
else.
Nineteen: Handsome is that
handsome does" This young man
may be too handsome to make a
good devoted husband. If he is
wild now, ten to one he will be wild
CRATER the honeymoon is over. AS
for tanning man after marriage, it
has been done, but not often. Take
no chances. Women aren't as smart
in this line as they think they are.
| You needn't be in any hurry to mar
ry. You are young enough to feel no
qualms about being laid on the shelf
as it were-on account of old age.
And if the boy in college is worth
waiting for, you had better consider
him. 1t. won't hurt you any to wait
until you are twenty-one or twenty
two before you embark upon the sea
of matrimony.
Will you please give me some adj
vice? I am a lonely girl, at home.
I live with my grandparents.
have brown eyes, black hair, fair
complexion. My grandparents OBJ
ject to my going with boys, al
though I'm in love with two. One
lives at Sparta, Ca, while the other
lives just a mile from me, at Eaton
ton, Ga. One has read hair and
beautiful blue eyes; the one in Spar
ia has light hair and blue eyes; he's
twenty-four years of age, and the
other one is twenty-seven. My age
is ninteen. They are simply crazy
over me. Both say I shall never
work any. So what do you think
best for me to do? My grandpar,
ents like the Sparta boy best, while
I like the one here. I wouldn't think
of marrying if they would let me
have company. So any advice will
be appreciated. Hoping to see this
in print soon. Lovingly.
"BROWNIE."
You are old enough to have young
men call on you. You should have
young men company. Your grand
parents are wrong to keep you from
it. Have them call on you at your
home. Surely your grandparents
will not insult them while they are
under your roof. If there is war
after the young men depart-let
there be "war" Do not get angry
but state firmly you are old enough
and the proper place to receive your
boy friends is "home," and you hope
they will feel welcomed if not you
will find another home. This may
seem like poor advice, yet it is true
Older people have no right to keep
! IIlS yOUIS pSOp1e 1IOIIl having lie
pleasures due them. You are en-.
titled to as much as any other girl
your age. Youth must be consider.
ed, and when the "home" is opened
to young people and pleasures can
be gotten there in a Wholesome, right
way everyone is happier. Do what
you think best regarding the young
men you like. Try to judge wisely
in your choice of husband.
Will you please tell me if the
Auto-Knitter Hosiery company, of
Buffalo, N. Y, is reliable firm?
And is it possible to make money
with an auto-knitter? I am a poor
mans wife and am badly in need
of some way to make money at
home, and SO help my husband.
MRS. L.
I am twenty-five years Of age,
have brown eyes, black hair and fair
cOmDleXiOn T have been going wit n