Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08
He Came to His Senses

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He Came to His Senses
Dear Cynthia--Just a few lines 70
Bobby and his kind. Six years back.
I was one of Penn's best boxers, and
was to be married In the same month
rs Bobby, AS was never seen drunk,
or with a black eye in my home town,
was called the fighting gentleman.
But when / was away from home l al
ways, went. around with gay girls. Two
months before October went home and
two OF these wild kind of girls, with
me. When came home the good girls
father came and said to stay out Of the
this. Up to this day 1 have not boxed
for money nor have I gone out with a
girl, but my. dear mother, the best girl
In the world. The girl loved Is not
man at her wedding. did this wild girl
trick too much.
YOUNG GEORGE D.
Cynthia feels sure when this girl you
really loved finds that you have kept
straight ever since her father spoke TO
you, her heart will soften. But you must
never let down and always keep fine
standard.
What Kind Of Man Attracts?
Dear Cynthia--In life there seem to
be certain characteristics In the in
dividuals of one sex which attract the
opposite sex. For instance, a girl will
ne sSa ststS to fellow If she che can
mothers him and II she is we'll developed
and healthy. Now, am no masher.
Neither do intend to invade the dance
halls and knock them dead" / am,
hOweyNr n Ia
growing older, and am lonely I would
appreciate It very much therefore. II
you would tell me what It is that girls
IKE Ike in "a young young man Not that some some
but that something in a man that holds
the girl, makes her believe, trust and
respect him, and later on leads her to
love him. JACK
Just as various men are attracted by
certain qualities in girls. arc girls at
raoted by men-generally speaking.
women admire strength Of character
and physique. They admire frankness
and directness. and a certain amount Of
good looks. And they like frank admi-
man Is In earnest
Encourages "Modern Cinderella"
Dear Cynthia-Please publish the fol-
lowing letter, for the perusal Of "a
heart goes out TO you. because l too am
lonely. But am anxious that our views
cause I don't wish to criticize you
There Is nothing to criticize. the position
you take In regards to fellows seems
o.. K. to me. The last girl-friend had
allowed me to kiss her the first night,
and think that had n great deal to-
ward tho bringing to n climax OF our
intimate friendship for that was a half
%ear ago. Some power prompted me and
she wasn't substantial enough to with
stand. But that isn't my natural way.
I'm what the fellows and girls call a
SLOW" guy. Although to counter-b bal
ance that I'm a well-known basketball,
football, tennis skating and rowing Far
ucipant. Not so much on the dancing,
and I wish Cynthia could ar
range meeting or transfer of ad
dresses or photographs Could you Gym
thia? Just for once, couldn't you deviatc
from your natural course?
Now concerning stories off-color I
must confess I've heard my fill. but
certainly do hate to see n crowd of girls
enjoying these stories when told by a
"ellow. Where are their moral stand
ards? know they wouldn't dare tell
Another thing. Cinderella. that I like
about you Is that you lack huency in
speech. I don't mean like to see any
one struggle for words. because | had to
fight that down during my graduation
wear, but I don't care to have girl |
keep up constant chatter from to II |
p. NJ, without pause. II you are so |
very much at n loss for topics for con-
l should advise you to follow |
Cynthias advice and read current |
topics and late books; but don't ever |
try to start conversation about tho |
weather, because, just at present It |
happens to be very dry" subject.
don't know whether or not you're |
from Philadelphia-but I'll say this |
much for myself-"I'm not" Probably |
you've read of me before in rebuttal |
with "Reddy" UNKNOWN Y.