Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-07-12

questions and thanking you in ad-
vance.
PAPA's TWINS
Keep the ring. 1t wasn't an
engagement ring. The boy gave
it to you as a present, did he
not? Then treat it as a gift and
keep it. If he worries over it it
will serve him right and teach
him not to be so impulsive in
the future. No ons can try their
fortune by the moon. There is
no such thin gas witchcraft, but
ones life is governed by the
. stars. These astrologers claim
to forecast events by means of
the stars. Each month is under
the guidance of one or more par
ticular stars, such as Venus,
Jupiter, and so on. Later I will
print the names of several we'll
known astrologers. If the hoy
acknowledges he is crazy about
you you must take his word for
Here comes a lonely girl seeking
for advice. L am twenty-six years
old and am in love with a boy aged
twenty years, and love him dearly,
but he don't seem to care for me and
goes with another girl. 1 have tried
every way know how to break this
boy and girl up, but I have made a
failure.
Do you think this boy cares for
me-?
Do you think there is any harm in
trying to break couple up? 1 am
sorry that tried to break them up.
Your advice will be appreciat ted.
H H Pnngn to see this in Fhf T HAR
Even if you do love the young
man to distraction, if he has I
shown you he cares for another
girl more than he cares for you,
there is nothing left for you to
do. You would only degrade
up, and he will only have the
greatest contempt for you. You
can never hope to gain a mans
love by acting in such a fashion.
If you can't have his love, try
at least, to keep his respect, for
the more you work against the
girl the more he will care for
her.
am girl thirteen years old. Am
in the seventh grade; am five ~ !. f b6I
two years older than 1 and about
two inches taller. I did not care
anything for this boy until after
Christmas, the teacher moved my
seat just across the aisle from his
and 1 came to think very much OF
him. He is very nice looking and
Every time I see him he speaks, to
me and does not speak to any other
girls. Is it proper for me to an
swer friendship letters and notes l
receive from him? Is it all right to
wink at boys when they wink first?
Is it all right to speak first to a
boy? Do you think this boy cares
for me? Please answer in next Jour
nal. Thanking you for your advice,
1 am, yours truly, CUTIE:
y You are SO young, you VIE
have ample time for beaus in the
future, without worrying your
/ self much about them now. 1t
is all right to answer friendship
letters Don't wink-it is a vul-
gar habit, and lessons your at
Effectiveness. You should speak
first, if you know the boy. 1t
is improper to speak to strange
boys or men you have never met.
This boy may like you a great
deal. Keep his admiration by
acting in q refined lady-Iike man
ner.
Will you please give me little
advice I live in a very small town
and do you think I should go ou
at night to parties, etc, unchaperon
ed? L am sixteen years OF age, have
Drown ndlr ana eyes, lair complexion
What colors will become me best
Do you think there is any harm go
ing to college banquet unchaperon
ed and to a college dance? I never
go and dance, but go only to look on
|. Please answer this real soon a.
I am very anxious to hear.
DAISY"
All social gatherings have
their chaperons, small and large
hQnnI1ntS
The chaperons should be elderly
people, who are reliable and
trustworthy. They are supposed
to keep an "eye" on the young
folks, and watch out for the
girls. L think the young girls
and boys do not have personal
chaperon to accompany them to
these affairs. But their arrival
and departure is noticed by the
official chaperons of the occa-
sion.