Beatrice Fairfax
PROBLEMS THAT PERPLEX.
A Secret Marriage.
Dear Miss Fairfax: 1 married a
girl of 16: I am 20. The girl's parents
do not know anything about it and
I have tried to break the new* to
them twice. I really Invited myself
to their house. I took the father to
a matinee with us, and I made up
my mind that I would not go in
again unless 1 was asked.
Now X understand the parents will
find out that we are married very
soon.
I would tell the parent* in * min
ute. but I hold a public position, and
I do not like to tell them because X
think they would make trouble for
me, and perhaps I would find myself
without a job. I wish you could tell
me what to do. D.
Don't be a coward. Tell your wife'*
father at once and aek hint to forgive,
you if he feels that you were reckless
and over-eager, but that it was for
love of Ills daughter which made you
want her for your wife. The bnlv
thing: which can help you now is hon
esty.. Tou liave not done anything
to moke you a criminal in the eyes
of the law. There Is nothing to dls
grace or shame you, except your own
lack of manliness in not speaking up
like the man you know full well you
ought to be
Asked for Kisses.
Dear Mid* Fairfax: I am deeply In'
love with one of our salesmen, IS
years my senior. He has asked me
for a kiss, but I refused, saying that
I would not kiss any fellow unless I
was engaged to him. Now, I don't
know whether he also cares for me.
THE NEBBS—
SAFETY FIRST.
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as he has ne\er asked me out, but he
is acting very friendly toward me
Do you think I was right in refus
ing to kiss him, or do you think that
will give him the impression that I
do not care for him?
DOCBTFUL.
You did the dignified thing. Many
men make flippant requests for kisses
which they would not value If they
could have been. A kiss means ten
der regard or love—and isn't a thing
to be handled about among business
acquaintances. If there is congenial
ity between you. and your ac
quaintance is ripening to friendship
slowly, it is all the more likely to be
sincere. But don’t dramatize pleas
snt business acquaintances into ro
mance.
Beal Goes to Lincoln
on Mixup Over Deputies
County Attorney Henry Beal was
has gone to Lincoln for a conference
with state officials In regard to his
bill calling for three new deputy
county attorneys which was passed by
both houses of the state legislature.
Governor Bryan announced Satur
day that he signed a bill for only one
deputy.
"If that be the case," said Beal, “I
guess we won't even get one. If
both houses passed a bill for three
deputies, and the governor signed a
bill for one, I guess we are out of
luck.''
Big Family Outing Free
to Omaha Bee Readers
The Krug park management 1*
making extensive plans for t..e enter
tainment of the b.g crowd expected *
at the Omaha Bee's family outing
to be held at the park, July 25.
Fred Ingersoll, president of the
Krug Park company, is enthused over
the outing.
"We will do everything In our
power to make The Omaha Bee parly
a big success,” said Mr. Ingersoll.
"We urge sll readers of the Omaha
Bee and their families to make plane
to spend the day at Krug park July
25, for according to present plane, It
will be a great day of fun and pleas
ure.”
Admission to the park and many of
the amusements will be free to read
ers of the Omaha I$ee. All you will
need will be a coupon that will ap
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person will need a separate eoupon.
Mark July 25 on your calendar as
the day of the big Omaha Bee fam
ily outing. Arrange to picnic there
on that day. Plan to take the whole
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