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M. O- S-'—I am in trouble and
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your husband to support your child.
As long as you are married to your
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you might have with another man
It will only complicate your own af
fairs and might interfere with yon
getting support from your husbantf
S.. L.. T.;—I read your problems
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who reads them benefits to some
extent. I am bringing my problem
to you’hoping that you can guide
me in the right way. I am madly
in love with a man- Recently 1
found out that he goes with a mar
ried woman and he seems to care
more for her than he does for me.
But still he says he loves me- What
shall I do? Must I seek compan
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Ans: If he has fallen for the
wiles of a married woman, then his
isn’t the proper friendship for you
to cultivate- Tell him frankly that
as long as he chooses the friend
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, seeing you. Until you know that he
has made his decision cultivate new
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know that yo utoo, art populai,
however, with the single fellows
Your love is intense, but until he
straightens himself out, and begiss
living as he should, he is an unwise
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* THE WEEK +
.... (by H W Smith—HA-0800
The full employment bill was pass
ed by the U- S Senate on Friday,
evening, September 28th—the object
of the bill was to offset any depres
sion
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Coal mine owners in Pennsylvan
ia and West Virginia refuse to ac
cept the parley of John L Lewis,
President of the United Mine Work;
ers—they refused to recognied the
foremen as members o fthe union.
40,000 white collar workers end*
,ed a three week’s strike at the West
l inghouse Electric Corporation in
Pittsburgh, Pa . Monday Oct 1st
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Anthony Cramer was sentences:
to six years in prison for trading
with the enemy by Judge Barks
dale is New York on Sept 28th
Judge Leopold Rovina will sit in
on the treason trial court in the
Philippines Islands in Manila, P
I the first week in October
Omaha had winter weather Sept.
27-28-29 with heavy frost the night
of the 28th
Urban League credit union board
of directors held a very interesting
meeting Friday evening Sept- 28th
Real The Omaha Guide for all
the News of the race!
A full report o£ the Elliott Roosc
velt bad debt was filed with the
Ways and Means Committee of the
U S( Senate’Monday, October 1
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A convict escaped from the Col
orado prison at Canon City Sunday
eevning Sept- 30th, when the lights
went out during a raging snow
storm •
Ira Moser president of the Nat
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says if the Labor Conference is de
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+ THE WAITERS’ COLUMN
(by H W Smith—HA-0800)
The W aiters Club invites every
one to spend a quiet evening and al
so extends a welcome to all
Mr Branch of the White Horse
Inn is very much improved
Mr oe Alls entertained some of
his friends in a Northside business
house and thi writer was one of the
party • '
Mr abby Watson doing the hon
ors at the Highland Club at the Hill
Hotel these, days!
Mr Craig, Mr Fisher on a 24th
bound street car Sunday morning
very early, Sept. 29th
Musician headwaiter and his crew
very much out in front on five serv
ice at all times
Johnnie Malloy very busy work
ing out the pool on the world Series
Waiters at the Omaha club with
Capt- Earl Jones and the quick-step
service are always on the job!
Mr Reed of the Fontenellel hotel
an actife member of Clair Chapel
Mr M Deavereaux made a short
call at the office to bring in some
Church news!
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