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Send only 2Jc for my new Astrology Reading tc Locke Dat Chart and receive by return mail a confidential letter of Pres Advice analys ing three (J) Questions privately. Sign yonr full name, address, and bsrthdaaa an all letters, and please include s self-addressed, stemped envelope for yonr reply. Send all letter* to ABBE’ WALLACE, P. O. Box, 11, Atlanta, Georgia B. S- C.—I am seriously in love with a young man from out of town who came down to see me Sunday. He says he’s awful lone some and wants me to leave xny husband for him. I married young and really didn’t love my husband and I want to know if I should leave him and g° to this boy as I seem to love him- My husband really doesn’t make enough to sup port me properly. Ans: Young lady you haven’t grown up yet, else you wouldn’t be out cheating on your husband This fellow from out of town was lonesome-but he’s home now and that’s a different story. 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M — Please tell me if it would be best for me to go back to my boss and apologize and ask for my job back? Sometimes I feel like I am being imposed upon. Ans: Yes, go back to her and ask for your job- She likes you, and has proven it a number of times and you shouldn’t get mad and pout about working an hour overtime occasionally.z She pays you well for your services and I would advise you trying to hold onto this job. ***** H. G- R.—My by friend has hab its that I can’t get him to break We are suppose to get married real soon and do you suppose that he is going to stop these habits or not? Ans: It’s not likely that he will He’s been drinking constant ly every since you met him and gambles too. Under the circum stances you would be taking quite a chance to marry him. He also likes to run around with girls and you are too much of a lady to tie yourself down to someone who will only bring you sorrow. ***** J. R—I am planning on taking a trip and I wish to know if I can depend on this person and will he do the things he says he w-ill? Ans: A vacation would do you good, but I don’t think that it would be advisable to depend on this person to keep all the prom ises he has made you. He isn’t in a position financially to do all that he says he will. Take the trip, but buy a round trip ticket so you will be sure of a way home. ***** Doubtful: Please tell me frank ly and straight what does this boy think of me ? Does he think {more of me or my sister? Must I ask him to carry me to dances ? Ans: Well he isn’t very excited about you or your little “play sis ter” either. He’s teasing you girls. No, don’t ask him to take you to dances. It isn’t considered a girls place to ask the boys to take her out. In a few years you will have plenty of dates to go dancing. You and your play sis ter shouldn’t choose the same LITTLE DINER Quality Plus Service Hot Corn Bread or Biscuits with Your Orders without Extra Charge. 24 th St. At Willis Avenue | Aged Missionaries Start Long Voyage Home 1- ' -.... Mrs. Charles Bishop comforts her bedridden husband on the eve of their departure from Japan for the United States, after more than sixty years of missionary and educational work. Mr. Bishop who is 91 served with the Methodist mission in Japan since 1879, while Mrs. Bishop taught at Aoyama Gakuin for nearly half a century. beau. ***** B- A. K.—Tell me what I should do about the little sore that came on me and the knot in my head ? Ans: Go to the doctor It is most unwise to let the sore stay on your body indefintely and the doctor can tell you the proper thing to do about the knot on your head. ***** E. S-—I wish to know if this man I am going with means me any good ? Why does he dodge me or stay hid from me when his pay days come and when it is over with, he will come seeking back Please tell me? Ans: Your case is as plain to see thru as daylight. He just does not want to spend any of his mon ey on you. Although after he has spent it all he seems to know where to get a decent meal. As long as you take him back broke ... he will continue to pull the wool over your eyes WAITERS’ COLUMN (by H. W. SMITH) The Omaha Club with the quick step crew is always on the up and go, and continues out in front and as Mr- Blackwell's on his vaca tion the top man will be Mr. Jon es and we are quite sure he M get the very best cooperation. Ur. Frank Buford is always on the job as we all know he is up to the minute on being on the job and Mr. Dave Morrison can always give first hjand information on prize fights. Mr. Underwood of the Fonten-> elle Hotel was out in front at the Waiter’s party and our good friend Mr. Reed wos so popular and his time was taken up in so many places it was impossible for this writr to say hello to him and we were well pleased to see him so wed thought of. Alright, Mr. Reed, continue to press forward as we all like to see you go up. We talked with Mr. Hill, and Mr. George Lipton of the room service ond both of them had the usual business look on their faces as we all knowr actions of that kind bring good results. Mr. Jones of the Bombay, and Black Mirror Room is on his vac tion visiting his mother in Okla homa. We wonder if his thoughts go back to the old motto, ‘What is home without a mother.” Sweet dreams to you, Mr. Jones. Mr- John Evans looked as though he doesn't pay any atten tion to the hot weather. Alright, Brother Johjn. we shall try to adopt your ways of action and pleasant ways. We had a slight look at Colonel Corbert the world’s renowned head waiter of the Paxton hotel last Sunday afternoon and as we were late on ou schedule we could not stop and we are asking Capt. Booth or Mr. Pierson, or Mr. O wens or Mr. Theodore Thomas or Mr. Fisher of the room service to say to Mr. Corbert, we would be pleased to talk with him at some future time. Mr. Branch was the key man at the waiter’s party and we all shall think kindly of hAm for his very pleasant way of serving the very busy crowd those delicious sand wiches and seeing that everyone was taken care of and we take pleasure in saying “hats off to you” at all times. L Professor Campbell was top man on the Service Bar at the Highland Club on Monday, July Want Red Cross Nurses FACED WITH SHORTAGE OF NURSES IN OMAHA Anticipating an enlarged enroll ment for the Red Cross home nurs ing classes as a result of the city wide survey being made in the preparadness coordination drive in Omaha, Mrs. H. Malcolm Bald ridge, chairman, has made an ur gent appeal to registered nurses who have married or for other rea sons have given up nursing, to en list as instructors. She points out that the new requirements for in structors demand that they be reg istered nurses from an accredited school with four years of high school education or its equivalent. They do not have to be previously enrolled as Red Cross nurses, she said Mrs. J. A. McKamy, chairman of enrolling nurses for instructor’s refresher courses urges that wom en who have been nurses apply to> her for details concerning time and place “We are already faced with an emergency in Omaha.” she as serts, “with a shortage of nurses acutely felt in hospitals here as a result of the great numbers that have been drafted into army and. navy hospitals. In the event of even a mild epidemic Omaha would be ill-equipped to meet the needs.” She went on to show that the training of housewives, mothers and business women wbuld equip them to care for patients in the home with first aid, home sanita tion, making of bandages and oth er phases that would make it pos sible for them to assist the nurse in the home or more efficiently follow the instructions of doctor during the time of stress. It is training that any woman may find herself in need of on many occasions, whether there be a community or national emerg ency or not,” she pointed out,” and women all over the country are awakening to their responsibilities in this as well as other phases of emergency defense. Consequent ly we find ourselves with hund reds of women clamoring for such training and an alarming shortage of registered nurses who are the only ones adequately trained for such instruction.” 28th at the Variety Club’s all-day golf party, and Mr. Gabby Watson was going many places and doing many things and we are asking him what school did he get his knowledge from Mr. Berry can mix highballs, get cigarettes, tell the many kinds of pop, and open up six cans of Budweiser beer at the same time, and what we would like to know was where he was ed ucated to do so many acts at the same time and keep a clear head and we shall continue to pay very close attention when we are a round him. 1 — . ..11 " — v Mr. James Richardson of the Field Club will be in the Hall of Fame or be more famous after the golf tournament in August as what he will have to contend with will be a very small affair with him. Mr. Johnnie Malloy is up from Arkansas State College, and is a major leaguer wh-n it is a large crowd, and Mr- Harry Fraz ier never gets excited and is tops at arranging large parties and acts as though 4-5 or 600 is a small affair. Mr. Johnnie Flem ings used very good judgement ia selecting such a good crew for the Country Club; Mr. Donoway, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Perry, and Mr. James Griffin, Mr. Lambert is in a class by himself in mixing drinks. Mr- Simon Harrold the noted drummer head waiter and all round good fellow is making good at the Happy Hollow Club with such men as Jack White, who is up from the Sunflower State and Mr. Chester Hodges, from the last state admitted into the United States, can shoot a 70 on the golf course, and can serve any article of food from a ham sandwich to a flank steak and baked alaska ice cream for dessert. They are 1 ways very good spokes in *'.e wheel. We would be very much" pleas ed to see the streamlined head waiter, Mr. Edgar Lee of the Ath letic Club who is up from St. Joe, and Kansas City, also Lincoln U university at Jefferson City, Mo., Now, what else wouldn’t it take to be a topnotcher. i Now have you noticed that the Omaha Guide is pressing on the upward way, and gaining new heights every day. Now, are you going to help them by taking it for one year. Give it a good break. The NAACP. is moving very fast to the 1,000 membership drive. Are you in the number? If not take a membership today. SUBSCRIBE NOW! In The District Court Douglas Cotanty, Nebraska: Addie J. Allen, Plaintiff, vs. John H. Allen, Defendant. TO JOHN H. ALLEN, who is a non-resident of the State of Ne » 1 :Our Business Is Picking [lip > FREE ESTIMATE ON YOUR MOVING JOBS i , LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN MOVING YOUR FURNITURE, • AND storing your household goods with com ' petent. trained men to do the job. : -ALSO AUTO STORAGE ► : NORTHSIDE TRANSFER I . —PRESTON HIERONYMOUS, PROPRIETOR— ’ 2414 Grant Street WEbster 5656 I1m>, braska and whose whereabouts are unknown and service of summons cannot be made upon him outside the state of Nebraska. DEFEND ANT: You are hereby notified that on the 31st day of March 1941 Addie J. Allen as plaintiff, filed her pet ition against you in the District Court, Douglas county, Nebraska. Docket 358 Page 187, the object and prayer of which are to obtain a divorce from you on the ground of non-support. You are required to answer said petition on or before the 25th day of August, 1941, or the allegations thereof will be taken as true. Addie J. Allen, Plaintiff. 4times begin July 19 end 9th Aug. 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