The evening world., 1919-07-19

up under the nose and show his up
per teeth. Now II Ii perfectly OBJ
vious that an upper lip which can
perform this act most easily h a
short one. that is, one that is short
from the nose down 70 the red part.
So It comes about that this short up
per lip shows a very keen appetite
for praise. appreciation. applause
and even, nattery.
Tho long. stif upper LIP. on the
other hand. indicates Independence, a
certain amount of indifference TO what
other people think. with its accom-.
pany1ng determination, persistence
and oftentmes a good deal OF stub
bornness. II the long upper LIP is also
full and protruding between the nose
and the red part the Individual u %
Indifferent TO what other people think.
and 90 absolutely sure Of himself.
that he u oftentimes exceedingly
egotistical and self-satiGned."
DR.. BLACKBOARD divides voloes into
the high pitched and the Iow-pitched.
The former, she tells US In ''ReadinE
Character at Sight % ''is tho voice OF
intelleot and nerves. rather than az
emotion and vitality. 1t therefore In
dicates a certain amount Of ooldness
and lack Of emotional and muscular
vigor.
Tho pitched voice. on tho other
hand. Is tho volce OF emotion. warmth
and muscular and vital vigor. While
the high-pftched voice. therefore. is
characteristics Of the thinker. the low
pitched voioe Is characteristics Of the
doer and tho enIoyer.
Loud, pitched voices show
great mental energy. uncontrolled.
while soft and resonant high-pitched
voices show mental energy well con-
trolled.
soft but thin high -uttched voices
show illness. weariness. quornlous-
ness, indecision and sometimes con-
sciousness Of the untruth OF what tho
speaker Is saying.
The man who Is boaStful. aDgreS-
sive and egotiStical usually talks In .
loud, heavy, rather round or orator4-
cal tone OF voice, while tho man who
has an undue appreciation of his own
dignity speaks IN measured. round.
pompous tones OF voice.
'-rhe secretive. cautious ristdy
eh-controlled man speaks In low.
even. rather monotonous tone. through
lips scarcely opened at an"
And here are a few Of the things
you may learn from shaking hands
with each person you meet, according
to DIR. BlacICford:
The cold hand. whether dry or
moist, goes with a cold nature
''rhe normally warm hand naturally
indicates the warm-hearted. enthu-
siastic. well balanced. genial. natural
personality.
"The individual whose hand is US
ually hot, either dry OF moist, Is pas
sionate, emotional. hot-headed.
when a mans handshake 10 warm.
elastic, somewhat clinging. but not
too much 80, with a frm, even pres
sure, II expresses confidence in you,
friendliness toward you. and In gem
eral a warm, open hearted nature
UNLESS the man is a relative, or
intimate, close friend OF yours, be on
your guard II he overdoes the ca
ressing, clinging business when he
shakes hands with you, or II he holds
your hand so long that II becomes
embarrassing. He is either override
monstrative and effuSive or he b de-
signing. He wants 10 mako you
think that he Is very much more
friendly than he really is. Better
keep sharp eye out for him ana
find out what he wants.
'-rhe man who almost breaI1s the
bones Of your hand and nngers. with
a hard. crushing handshaAs. has too
much energy, too little consideration,
and a. = general rule - Of q coarse
nature"