The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18
SELECTS2O FROM.
 OVER 600 TODAY
 TO GIVE ANSWERS
Princess Wahletka Re plies To Queries From
 Out-Of-TOwn Readers

5Herald. Princess Wahletka, The Fa nous Seeress," is answering below twenty questions, which were submitted by out -of-town readers of this newspa per. Over six thousand readers of The Age-Herald in towns surrounding Blr mingham have written to the little lady who lifts the veil of the future and penetrates the past, each seeking advice or the answer to some great mystery
 The questions answered below were selected by Princess Wahletka at ran dom from the six thousand submitted The princess had her secretary -assort the questions in various piles, accord ing to the town they came from, and she has endeavored to answer one ques ton from each of the twenty towns that submitted the greatest number of letters to her.
 1.-The fact that Princess Wahletka is appearing three times daily on the stage of oLew's Bijou theater and an swering hundreds of questions at each performance prohibits her from an swering more questions daily for Age Herald readers. Her ability is taxed att the present time, for oftentimes il requires from thirty minutes to an hour for the princess to ''get" the thought that prompts her answers to questions asked her by mail
 This famous seeress will appear at Loews Bijou Friday morning to bring to the ladies very private message of extreme importance. At this preform- ance only those over eighteen years of age will be admitted, inasmuch as Princess Wahletka will delve into questions that could not be properly answered before a mixed or young aud fence.
 Write Two Mondays
 In the meantime, readers of this newspaper are invited to write to the princess, care Loew's Bijou theater, for otherwise. On Friday and Saturday Wahletka will answer additional ques- tions through the columns of The Age Herald. Questions mailed to the prin- cess on Thursday will be answered in Fridays paper, while those received On Friday by the nationally famous Indian will be answered on Saturday. @ It will be useless to write to Wah- letka on Saturday. as she concludes her engagement at LOew's Bijou with four performances on this day and cannot answer any questions.
 The answers to question from out-of- town readers of The Age-Herald fol low:
 Decatur, Ala, R. J.-You know his exact feeling towards you without con sulting any outside party. Marriage is serious step. One that should be given much thought.
 .s Clanton, Ala, D. B.-He is at times a. little difficult to understand. How ever, just encourage him more and he will speak right out"
 Pratt City, Ala, B. J.-My dear wo- man. If you mean to say you have kept company with a man for twelve years and he has never asked you to marry him. Well, I almost give you up. Don't you know that it is woman who really does the courting? Just tell him people are beginning to talk and you think you had better marry, or words to that effect. If you could tol- crate him for twelve years think you can put up with him as husband.
 Tuscaloosa, Ala, $. K.-The things you lost are still in your town. Just keep your eyes open and you will f:Ed out who has the wearing apparel, A Cullman, Ala, NJ. K.-Yes, you will hea rfrom him again. Meantime do not close your eyes and heart to those about you to come to court. Propin- Quity. causes more marriages than any other element.
 Why He Blushes
 !. Belle Sumter, Ala, l.. C.-Why does a certain pedson blush? I am afraid because you hold that's that bring it forth. The man is naturally self-con- sciOus and with the battery of thots you focus on his every time he comes round what else can you expect? Just change your tactics.
 Montevallo, Ala, l.. B.-Flirting is sometimes dangerous. It is fun, yes. But I would be more cautious in the future. The man never gives a girl much wholesome thought if she is too easy to win They always want and seek the unattainable. Keep yourself Precious.
 Fairfield, Ala, B. TT think you will hear from your brother and sis ter. Meantime have patience and be Rappler in your thought world.
 Wilton, Ala, w. o. B.-Your job wlli be offered you again. Meantime fInd something else.
 ,, Ensley, Ala, T. B.-Yes. vou will have children.
 sGorgas. Ala, G. K-I would not advise the move. Make your home more pleasant and you can keep him all right.
 New Castle, Ala, S. G.-Yes, you will marry the man you really love. Qont be in too great hurry.
 Lacon, Ala. B. P.-Yes, you will fin ish high school. I would not rush into matrlmony. Take up some business course that will enable you to form contacts.
 2 DemOpolis. Ala, M. s. Railways De on the lookout for something bet &r. Take more of an interest in your present line. Read up on the subject shat interests you most. Build up in
 Bessemer, Ala, c. B. L.-Yes. you can marry the man you are going with now If you really want to.
 Helena, Ala, F. Tiff you wish to sell the place why not insert an adv in The .Age-Herald. It is one of the most Widely read newspapers in the south and would reach just the class of peo- pie that would be interested in some thing good. ,,@Jasper, Ala, l.. B,-Real estate will De your bese investment. Hold on to ah good lands. They are bound to in crease in value.
 sEdwardsville, Ala, c. B.-Yes, my dear, you will marry. Perfect yourself TOT the step by learning all about the household, especially cooking. You know the old adage-the way to a mans heart, is through his stomach.
 Boligee, Ala, J. B.-I think the party that has your gift would like to return 1t but is afraid you will make fuss. They really took it by mis- take in the first place.
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