Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
WEBSTER ANSWERS NEW
BATCH OF QUERIES HERE.
Public Invited To Submit Questions Through
Times-Recorder Until He Returns
March 20

| Here is the second batch of ques-
tions answered by Webster by mail
since he left Americus Webster will
| play return engagement at the Ry-
lander March 20-22, and will answer
questions submitted to him through
! the Times Recorder until that time
The public is invited to send in
| queries.
N. G. R-Does w. S. F. care for
me and will be successful in the fu-
/ ture?
Answer.-Yes, W. S. f. does care
for your and will tell you so soon
You viii be successful in the line you
are thinking of
w. W.-Please tell me how old my
school teacher is. Her name is -
Answer.-Now, son there is one
thing a gentleman never, never does,
and that is tell the age Of lady
especially through the newspapers. 1t
is none Of our business any way. But
if you must know, you ask her.
j. J. F.-Who stole my watch and
what kind of watch was it?
! 'Answer.-A white man stole YOUR
watch last January as you came out
Of the picture show. 1t was an FL
Gin lG Jewel. / do not discuss Grim
inal matters, SO can not call this
mans name. Any way he has sold
your watch and you will never see
it again.
A. D. D.-Where is j. V. D. and
why di dhe leave home?
Answer. v. D. is working in
Kansas City and he will not return
to you for the reason that you did
not give him a good home, and he
is now through with married life.
K. j. M.-Does the boy | am go
ing with love me and will we ever
marry?
Answer.-He does care for YOU
and it is up to you to say when you
will marry.
+ c. l.. Will | get the job
am contemplating any time soon?
Answer.-Yes, just keep right af-
ter it.
X. G. B.-Does my husband love
me and why won't he live with me
and who has my pin lost two months
ago?
Answer.-He does love you and
you know why he won't live with you.
! do not see you ever getting back
your pin unless the party who found
1t learns your address.
MRS. L. s.. What business will 1
be most successful at any will | ever
get anything out of the property left
me by my husband?
Answer.-You will be most sue
cessful in an office when you have
prepared yourself to fill such a place
and you will get something out of
your property as soon as conditions
change.
! +. r. = Will ! be successful in
teaching school? And where will
/ be next term?
| Answer. Your success depends on
YOU, young lady. You have the
ability and your place next term de-
pends on your work this year.
l.. NJ. C.-Will the boy with whom
i am cow broken up make up with
me and when and where?
Answcr.-Ies, he will if you will
| give him chance. Don't run after
him, but treat him kindly and let
him know you still respect him and
make him respect you. Don't make
the mistake of letting him see that
you care TOO much
A. H.--Tell me where my lost
watch is?
Answer.--Your watch was stolen
and | do not see you ever finding it.
MRS. c. S.-Will | ever be well
and STRONG and will my husband have
| change in business any time soon?
Answer.-You will be better in the
summer and if you will follow good
doctors odrers YOU will be all right
in time. There is a slight change
! coming for your husband late in the
year when certain ether plans have
matured for another man.
S. M,--How will | come out in my
examinations this summer to be
teacher and will | get place and a
good one and where?
Answer.-With your talents and
little more hard work you will pass
your examination easily and a good
place in another town will be offer
| ed you. However greater success will
follow you in a year or two.
M. M.-Wiil my sister and take
the trip to Atlanta this summer.
Answer.--Sure you will, for you
both have your heart set on that trip
and one always gets what one wants
| bad enough to work for, but you
must make your plans carefully.
MRS. j. E. h.-Does the one
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