The Washington herald., 1914-04-06
LAURA JEAN LIBBEY'S DAILY
TALKS ON HEART TOPICS
A Heart Untouched.
Il have case and have health.
And have spirits light as air:
Ana more thAn wisdom. more than wealth
merry heart that laughs at care"


And more than wisdom. than wealth
merry heart that laughs at care"
There's many a man who might con-
fess. IL he were honest with you, that
though his folks had lighted thirty
candles on his birthday cake he had
never yet had a sweetheart
1t Is not because he dislikes the op-
posite sex or has no intention OF marrying
when the time comes. but he is one OF
those extra sensible fellows who do not
believe in frittering their time and money
with girls just for the sake Of passing
a pleasant hour. He is saving all his
affection for the girl who will sometime
touch his heart and awaken IL. II is a
waste of time to inveigle such a young
man into accepting invitations to places
where he will be thrown in contact
with pretty girls.
The maiden who seems a dream Of
beauty to some people appears only ordi-
nary to others eyes. There are some
men who feel antagonistic TO beautiful,
stylish girls. just as there are women
who actually dislike the walking fash
ion plates OF men.
Every class has its own admirers
There Is always some particular woman
who can touch even the heart that has
always been considered invulnerable
No woman should be disheartened ana
consider that she is unattractive because
she fails to arouse the interest of an
untouched heart. II would be a sorry
world il all the men were attracted to
just one woman or all the women to one
type OF man. II isn't the face, FORM
manner SIN, disposition that awakens
love. II Is the personaIity-that in
desCribable influence. that mystic bond.
which appeals to both and draws them
together. Until such a one crosses the
path OF either man or woman, their
hearts will be unrespOnsive. No woman
should pursue a man with attentions
when she sees that he wants TO he let
alone. he may be polite enough to
answer her note. or to accept her invita-
ton to call. thinking that is the easiest
way gradually to break of seeing he's
The man who is dragged into paying a
visit when he doesn't want to. never
feels as though he has enjoyed himself
He mentally voWs. as he winds his way
hOmeward, that he'll not go there in a
hurry again.
The right woman will have no trouble
In awakening his interest. He will follow
her all over the world u need be-. a man
is never slow II his heart urges. He can
resist anything. everything on earth. save
love when ii shall come to him. Let no
man say he would not trust his heart to
a woman. 1t is only a question OF time
until he meets the one woman in all the
world who proves 10 be his ideal.
Miss Libbey's Replies to Your Let
tiers.
WILL SHE HAVE HIM?
Dear Miss Libbey: Am a girl Of eight
cen. \ young man Of twenty-five gOe5
with me steadily year past. SAYS he
loves me. | care for him. He asks me
To have him. What would you advise?
Please put answer in paper.
LUCY IL.
You started 10 keep company when
quite young. He Is not old. either. II he
has a good position and you are willing
to aid him 10y cooking economically.
dressing neatly and plainly. and you both
look to each others interests, ] see no
reason why you Shouldn't get married
and make a little prosperous home to-
EvIh,r. Your parents or friends can ad-