Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-14

suPpoSe 'iG Iuedl woman, the best
mother, will strike that wonderful han
Ply medium and make her bows polite
and considerate, but self-respectful ga
well.
WOMEN WHO ATTRACT ATTEN.
TON.
There's no doubt about II that we all
all of us go in the way We are trained
Somebody said there was a great deal
OF pollteness wasted. but don't believe
that. II the woman to whom YOU give
seat in the street car hasn't the de-
cency to thank you, it is rather hard
treatment, but you yourself know that
you have done what is right and wbar
Is polite and you should not, because
OF the ignorance OF one woman. allow
yourself 70 be her equal by concluding
in future to forget your good manners
Women are 4 little 700 well used 10
being considered under this flag OF ours.
Too many OF them have gotten 10 the
point when they think that. simply no.
cause they are women. all Consideration
should be shown them. OF course
there's some truth in this, but because
they are women, and this beautiful
chivalry is shown 10 them. they should
make every gentleman conscious of
their keen appreciation of his recogni-
ton of them. You have seen the wo.
man who, by sitting sidewise, occupies
two seats in the street car; yoa have
also, seen the woman who piles her
wraps about her when she's at the thea.
tire in such way that she takes up part
of your chair, 50 you are forced to sit
like a trussed chicken; you have seen
the woman who kept a whole line of
people waiting while she displayed her
ignorance TO a bank cashier or q ticket
seller you have been unfortunate
enough to sit in front Of the woman
who put her feet on the back Of your
chair and showed the points of her dusty
boots on your coat-not TO mention how
nervous those moving feet caused you
to be; you have seen the woman who
accepted all manner Of social courtesies
from you and never dreamed that it
was necessary TO thank you; you have
seen the woman who has, by her ill-
temper, made your dinner party a fall
ure, or your supper funeral les,iYlty;
we've all seen these women; and the
root of the evil manners they display is
selfishness.
Sometimes these women are young
enough to have it knocked out OF them
in after life. Sometimes, though, they
continue to be
WORSHIPERS OF SELF
until they reach their graves; and then.
they are probably surprised to discover
that they have not been quite as i'm
portant as they thought A selfish WO-
man can make a whole household un-
happy. If she wants TO take d nap no.
body must talk, not because il would
awaken her, but because she wants
them to wait until she can hear il all.
II a seamstress is in the house she de-
mands the greater part of her time,
and the other women Of the family can
have her when my work is finished
She wants the best bit of the chicken,
the warmest room in winter, the cool
est in summer, and always 10 have her
feelings. physical and mental, consid-
cred. She is the type OF women who
drives man 10 his Satanic Maj
esty. and who breeds childreD-that are
either her exact opposite, OF Else her.
self duplicated. Nine tinA7s out Of ten,
however, the thoroughly selhsh woman
has a son or daughter WHO ~ ehI,lrely
unselfsh. The. UnIor.~;;T7,%~--s-s- -
fortunate because he Oh Sic goes Ia
the extreme Of goodness and makes q
vice out Of a virtue sacrifices herself
TO her mother, and receives no thanks
for the love or unselhsh devotion given
her.
There is a certain unselhsh type,
usually n woman that is
UTTERLY LACKING IN BACKBONE.
Constant thought Of other people makes
this type OF woman bury herself so
completely that all her individuality
is lost Nobody recognizes her as
woman who would do anything ior
anybody, and who seems 20 invite III
treatment. She always reminds me OF
a worm, and / have never quite UNDER
stood what use there was IN the word
for those wriggIing, soft, impersonal
creatures. Under D. microscope Jhey
NAV look different. but 20 The ordinary
eve all worms are alike I'm their gem
eral characteristics OF sOttness ana
vorthlessncss though they do diner IN
color. | really think that l can endure
better the woman who is like hedge
hog than the worm woman. AT least
the woman VINO. at the slightest wore
aourishes all her pointed quilts ana j.
ready for a fight has something ABOUT
her 10 interest one How human
beines-especialy women beings-do
suggest the animal kingdom. ! don
know exactly what does come under
tibet head of the animal kingdom but J
mean those living things that we
usually conclude without hp0Fing %
have no souls.
WOMEN WHO AAlU5E YOU.
Haven't yor seen @ woman VINO wal
exactly like plump little hen. nave
seen her put on her gloTos ana smoolh
down her dress when she was COINS
out inst as tnc hen arrangcs her
feathers and perks when she IS start
ING for a walk over the lawn. Inc
narrot woman con Doc met almost every
dav. hooked of nose. raceling Oh chlll,
with little bca I-like eyes and shrAl
voice-bow many Of her are yoh
acquainted with Ttcn there's inc
woman who is like ar Nderncy cow
nlocid woll-made. with beautiful eyes,
glossy hair. eating end enjoying her
food and displaying no more tH'n .
ouiet interest i'm everything around Aer.
Then there is the woman VINO is mo
a bIack-and-tan terrier smali-Oohel'
dark in coloring. and with a quick,
snanr,, ,vav of talking. and a rapid way
of walking that suggests the DaIhlns
of the little puppy and his qlick. tE te
when he darts for p bone. There tne
sernent woman: there's The woman
- tit.l In ocr4fo0. is an fine teaih-