The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-24

=. Dear Helen.
1t AS have been reading your corne,
c. every week, and find out how much you
really do for people. l wonder If you
ID could get a song for me that I have
y been trying for long time to get, "rll
still remember when you forget" (2)
n Is Antonio Moreno an Italian? ] guess
this will Re all. Thanking you in ad-
{ vance, 1 remain, your friend.
SHAMROCK, Helper, Utah.
~ Your song may be had In tho
music shops, Shamrock. / cannot
print It here. Tie price is 40 cents and
l will be glad to have e sent to you
If you wish. (2) Anton Moreno is a
Spaniard. He was born n Madrid and
came to the United States at the age
OF IA.
White Rose-We are indebted to a
Utah reader for your song. White Rose,
and am sure 1t IL the ono you have In
mind
WHILE THE DANCl GOES ON
Amid the glare and the splendor,
Amid the gay and the bright.
Joyous and happy the dancers.
No thought of sorrow tonight.
Softly the strains of the music
Play on all evening till dawn.
Happy are they. JOY GUS and gay,
While the dance goes IN.
Yet there is one of the d; 1cers,
One with a beautiful face.
! Laughing and chatting 81 freely;
Dancing with such car eless grace.
| There is no firm hand to guide her
| No one to shell her fro m harm,
She Is alone. husband at homo,
While the dance goes On.
| While the music was play ing
| In the grand ball room;
| While all hearts beat softly
| To the old sweet tune.
| While the hours were passing,
| Fleeing one by one,
No thought of the morrow,
| While the dance goes on.
You will not go to the ball -ove,
Stay with our baby tonight"
Rang in the ears of that lady
Who's sparkling eyes shone so bright
What cares she for home and baby
While she is queen of the ball.
Husband at home. baby alone,
While the dance goes on.
Only too soon is it over.
Home she approaches at last.
There at the door meets her husband
Who's sad tears fall thick and fast
Then not word is there spoken,
Gently he leads his wife in;
There on the bed. baby lies dead
While the dance goes on.
Dear Miss Brooks:
we have read your interesting CO ;ner
Tor some time. and find It very helpful,
SO thought we would write and ask you
Few questions. knowing that we
would get good results. % Do you
think 1t proper to take a young lady 20
small town with small crowd IN
chaperoned? Why do you always pre-
Ter chaperon? (2) We have been
stepping with a couple of girls whom
we nke real well. but they step with
o.--er Fellows, and we don't like to have
mem go with the others. They seem to
treat all fellows alike, but we would
IKE to have them for ourselves alone.
we like them too we'll to quit them, so
Mndt would you advise US to do? (3)
w w nat DO you think of girls who smoke?
oohe girls insist, and say 1t Is no
worse for girl to smoke than a boy.
~ isn't 1t all right to put your arms
arouno girl when sleighridng when
It's crowded and cold? Thanking you
III advance we remain,
DUTCH and DICK, Idaho.
elcome Dutch and Dick. l hope you
WIZ De r. al pleased with your answers
'nu aoVice as you have been with
.tners. see answer to "Toots, of Utah"
VI suestlon number one. (2) And pray
my SHOULDN'T these girls step" with
-helr other friends? | should saw they
'ney treat you all alike, ior l take It
,ou are not old folks, and they no
.ouu. wish to become acquainted with
elai boys before they consider any
INC seriously. l advise GU to be broad
nInueu and fair. and be just as gentle
',aniy and interesting as you NOW
'ow 10 be If you have any desire to
oentuaily be the onl, ones, for IN
~ olner way can you qualify. (3) 1t
10y NOT be any worse for a girl to
.noke tnan boy, but that is not say
,s much after all, is it? Smoking is R
'..ny naoit, to say the least, with not
ne, redeeming feature. Even the ones
!, az nave smoked all their lives admit
-. anu now any girl or woman can
-. iorth an argument in it's behalf.
'een Tess practice the habit is surely
mystery (4) l do not think so, boys.
,r,l On OF the opinion IL the boys and
. rs go out together with the thought
!. having joyous. wholesome, jolly
~ time, they will return to their
omes happier and more satisfied with
In ewes and their associates, than
IN Tue thoughts which prompt them
VISA 10 pursue the course you men,
on In your question.
ear .iadam:-
L am in