The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-04

have the dearest sweetheart. but
every time he calls on me he wants
me to sit on his knee and kiss him
all the time. After do that for
about three hours, I become tired
OF II. and then he wants to go home
when II Is still real early. Do you
think he really loves me. or does ne
stay just because love him and
make fuss over him? He SAYS he
loves me. but he never asks me to
marry him. Do you think he might
ask me to marry him IL I were to
"''A' ''' IN LOVE.
WY HERE'S your mother. I'm
AA/ Lover" Where's your father?
Wv Haven't you any brothers Of
your own at all? OF course
he doesn't love you. poor. little. fool
ish girl. When will you little girls
learn that kissing and loving are not
always the same thing. Nine nen out
Of ten will kiss any girl who will let
them, and think themselves perfectly
justified in laughing about 1t atterward.
you to marry him or at least led tell
You why he couldn't-just yet.
II YOU want him really to care for
YOU don't make more fuss over him
make less. II we're you should try
never to see him again.
You're walking on the edge Of q
preciuice. little gfrl-look over--don't
YOU see the poor things down there at
the bottom of the chasm? Fhey were
girls like you. not so very long ago.
Young and pretty and innocent. livery
one Of them was in love with some
one who wanted to BE made fuss
over" you see what happened to them
don't you?
Be careful. be very careful. you are
not much more sure-footed than 9TH
ers. and you are near, very near to the
edge of the cruel rocks:
I hope your mother will see your let
ter in the paper and open her careless
eyee-in time.
BIue-eyed Pesne-Boys will be boys
and fit from girl to girl as long as HUI
-lan nature Is human nature. For that
matter girls aren't famous Tor tner
constancy. II boys and girls don't learn
t. know AMI be fond of lots of other
bows and girls before they marry and
scttie down, how will they know when
they have met tho right person? You
want to know what to do. Why, don't
do anything. Be nice to your friend
, when he comes to see you, and don't
worry IL he goes to see other girls. as
we'll. but have lots of other boys COM
Irg to see you. When a real man cares
for you, you will know that 1t is you,
and not someone else he loves, and I'M
T., he comes, everything else is only
play.
Perplexet-Don't ask the young man
| II he WANTS to break the engagement
| between you Break II yourself right
or short. and make him realize that
| YOU will net be treated In such q FASH
ION. A death In the family is no reason
Tor him to avoid you. On the contrary.
sympathy ard affection. He is using
that as an excuse. and had manifested
| his indifference long before. II he really
cares for vol. heroic treatment will soon
hing him to your side begging forgive
ness. and. IL not, you will be we'll rid
Of him.
Lottie-A married man who will make
love to young girl Is not to be trusted
for ono moment. / do not think he
loves you, nor his WIFE, nor anyone but
himself. Send him away. little girl.
Send him away: or You will lay up trou-
| Die for yourself. A man who cannot be
true to one woman will not be true to
| ths next II his sense of decency doesn't
| keep him away from you. let your sense
os decency keep you ont Of his clutches.
4Fs-How do you expect to ind out
whether or not q girl cares for YOU
your attentions, Is friendly when you
call and seems IL like your society,
| what more can you wish? Do You
want her to sit upsand gaze soulfully
into your eyes by the hour or throw
her arms around your neck or tell you
that she Is mad about you? Wouldn't
you have a fine opinion of her II she
did. So long as convention DEGREES
that man shall do the wooing. he'll
have to put his affection into words
and risk a rundown. II Is an old say
ing and trite, but true nevertheless
that faint heart never won fair
lady"
Brown Eyes-If you know some
thing about the man YOU write Of, II
he is a nice chap and the kind Of per-
son you wish for a friend It Is quite
permissible for you to call him up, as
he asked you on gong to his homo
town to visit.
Copyright. 1914. Newspaper Feature servtcs)