Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-03

I1OT duVlCe ana nave not seen any IN
print. Any advice will be appreciate
boy %, have been going together
nearly years. I love him better
than any one else, and he says the
same Of me. He says if he does not
marry me he will never want any one
else, and I feel the same way by him.
He came to see me twice month IN
til about a month ago and he is
afraid to come so much now because
it seems as if some one is trying to
break us up by telling rumors on
him, and we don't know who it is
They have turned my people against
him and don't want me to go with
him, but he talks to me when he sees
loves me? He is nice boy, but my
people object to my marrying MIN.
Would you advise me to marry now
or later on or never? Though we in
tend to marry some day I go with
other boys and I know they love me
dearly, but I cannot love them.
love this one to the bottom of my
heart. Please answer through the
next Journal.
WORRIED VIOLET.
There is no reason why you
should worry if this boy is gen.
tleman and treats you as a lady.
You needn't pay any attention to
!ule gossip, put II tnere IS any
doubt in your" mind as to his
moral character it is best to
cease all friendship with him.
Look carefully into his character
before allowing yourself to be-
come too deeply in love with him.
And II he is not a fit companion
for you be wise and give him up.
| Don't get the idea that every boy
is In love with you who tells you
| SO "If doesn't qnVthinOp
Be honest and sincere with your
| self.
I have been reading your good ad-
vice, to boys and girls and I
decided I would apply to you for ad-
vice. 1t does not contain love at ell.
am boy II years old. 1 stay on
the farm, but I do not admire the
farm. I desire to be mechanic. Do
you know where I can get a job in
Atlanta or not? I would like a job
in garage, but If you know where
there is job doing most anything it
will suit me right now, for 1 want to
leave the farm. Hoping to see this in
print. Your advice certainly will be
appreciated. Thanking you in ad-
vance. J. D. D.
There isn't any way I can help
! you except by giving you adj
dress Of the Commercial En-
1 plOyI ILACIldISS, OIO MSlIO-
| politan building, Forsyth and
| Luckie street, Atlanta" Write TO
this place and find out if they
] put you in touch with the line of
work you are seeking. Use pen
and ink when writing. Send adj
dressed, stamped envelope for re-
ply. Address letter to them as
| above.
| I am a lonely girl 10 coming tc
you for a little advice. 1 married
| a boy and he had no love for me and
him, so we separated. I am now in
love with a boy age 27. I dearly
love him and 1 believe he loves me
l know I can never live happy with
out him. But my mother objects tc
my going with him. He said he
would get my divorce for me if
would marry him this fall. What
your very. best advice will be al-)re-
ciated. Thanking you in advance.
would like to see this in next issue
of The Tri Weekly. Print my name
| LONELY LITTLE JESSEUM.
If you didn't love your hus-
band and he didn't love you, both
of you are better off apart. A di-
vorce is the proper thing. And
| If you have since realized you
love another man and this man
is worthy of you and he loves
| you and wants You to marry him
you may yet know true happiness.
On the other hand, don't make the
| same mistake twice. Be sure
you know what you are doing and
try to do the right thing. Mar
| riage is sacred and you should
| know by this time how easy it
is to marry and how hard 1t is to
undo the marriage ties.
Your advice to boys and girls is
quite interesting, and I have been
benefited very much by reading 1t.
I am also coming to you for ad-
vice, but not about boys.
! I am eighteen years or age, and
finished the tenth grade when l was
| sixteen.
1 have not been to school since,
as my parents are not able (hnan-
cially) to send me.
Do you know Of any place where l
could work my way through school,
| or would you advise me to take a
| business course somewhere?
I do not care anything about the
| boys except as friends, though l
| have a few correspondents and l let
my mother read all of my letters.
Am I right in doing this? q mean
| do you think it is fair to the boysD
Would appreciate any advice you
may give. 1 am WILD ROSE.
The state school at Milledge-
vile, Ga, is the only school
know Of that you can enter with
out pay. You can find out par
ticulars by writing to the super
intendent Of State Women's col
lege, Milledgeville, Ga. If you
have liking for a business life
it would be wise to take up
some sort of training to fit your
self for 1t. A good milliner might
make a poor bookkeeper, and
good dressmaker might make a