The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-16
.WAHLETKA BUSY WITH HUNDREDS.
 OF QlJESTIONERS
Seeress Spends Day Over Mail From Age-Herald
 Readers

It is not too late to send questions to Princess Wahletka who has consented to answer ten or more each day through The Age-Herald during her stay in Birmingham. Yesterday at Loew's Bijou theater she proved a sensational success. At the three performances the house was crowded to the doors. The Age-HeraId has been the medium through which hundreds of questions have been submitted to her for replies. Here are the ten replies allotted for publication today:
 F. D. How can I keep my husband S love?
 By mothering him. By looking after his interests. By never nagging. By good food, comfortable surroundings and by believing in him. I find that happiness in marriage depends more on the woman than on the man. If you do your part I am sure your husband will do all he can to make you happy.
 H. o. How can I eliminate south ern accent?
 Why eliminate it. I think it is one ham girls. Don't you realize the girls up HOFLu ucAlucLutcAy CultifdtC Ats
 G. E. Is sex proper subject for conversation?
 Sex has long been threadbare as a topic of conversation. Psychology is now the rage. Everybody is~ talking about things from a psychological standpoint not necessarily the Freudian view. This science has opened up a vast new field of interesting things and women are particularly keen on it.
 T. I. Will the Prince of Wales marry an American girl?
 Nol The thought of marriage sell dom enters his mind. U. o. I work in d laundry and have ugly hands. What can I do for them Rub a little vinegar into the hands after you have finished washing clothes, It will soften the hands and take away that dry after washing effect. D. F. I am misunderstood! What can do?
 My dear girl: Yous is a universal complaint. Ninety-nine out of every hundred think the same thing. Know thyself" That really should be the first great art that one should learn. For if we do not understand ourselves, how are we to expect others to under stand us. The important thing in life, after all, is not to be misunderstood. but to be right to be clean and happy in your heart. You will find that those who want you as a friend, who sin. cerely desire to be something to you, will understana>you all right-not per lectly-but enough. A. K. What is your greatest joy in life. Princess?
 To be the bridge upon which another may walk across in safety is the great est of joys.
 J. J Can you give me motto or slogan to make my work more agree able?
 Nothing is difficult that we do will lingly."
 H. I. What is the difference between American and English wives? American husbands are indulgent They make, their wives playthings showering on them everything desired He likes to see how pretty she will look and because of that the American wife is the best dressed woman in the world The English wife is seldom beautifully dressed. The English husband is more interested in her doing some work in the world than in her being merely a thing of loveliness. He is particularly anxious for her to enter politics, make career and to manage his estate, if he has one
 K. O. What should a true gentle man be?
 Above all things, be tender hearted, kind and fearless. He will be cour- teous, kind to all weakness, compass siOnate to awkwardness, fond of 'chil- dren, good natured, loving laughter and peacefulness. He will not be easily disappointed, and will have no time to be fretful in things do not turn out as deserves.
 +. E. Why am I a failure?
 First because you acknowledge the | fact. Do not go about your work in q haphazard way-know exactly what you want to do, do it and know why you did it. No architect can build without a plan, so you cannot get very far without a plan of life. First, be more enthusiastic about yousrelf and your work. Secondly, find a line that you really understand and are inter- ested in.
 c: l.. o. Will Lget a good job?
 Yes, apply yourself more in your present work. A promotion is on the way for you nov.