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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-15
A PRISONER OF PENToNvILLE.

A PRISONER OF PENTONvILLE. BY
RED Band with a foreword by
Joseph Fort Newton, DID,. of the
Church of the Divine Paternity,
New York, etc. New York: G. p.
Putnam's Sons
LEADER OF MEN. BY Robert Cor
don Anderson. author of Not Taps
But Reveille," etc. New York: G
P. Putnam's Sons
KATHLEEN. BY Christopher Morley
Frontispiece by Wallace Morgan
New York: Doubleday, Page & Co
THE STORY OF THE NON-PARTI-
SAN LEAGUE; Chapter I'm Amer
lean Evolution. BY Charles Edward
Russell. author of stories OF the
Great Railroads." etc. illustrated
New York: Harper & Bros
BEYOND THE HORIZON; Play in
Three Acts. By Eugene G. ONeill.
THE WOMEN WHO CAME IN THE
MAYFLOWER. BY Annie Russell
Marble. Boston: The Pilgrim Press
GERMAN LEADERS OF YESTER-
3 DAY AND TODAY. BY Eric Dom
browski. New York: D. Appleton
& Co.
CHILDREN IN THE MIST. By George
Madden Martin, author of Emmy
LOU" etc. New York: D. Appleton
& Co.
THE SIX-HOUR SHIFT AND INDUS
TRIAL EFFICIENCY. BY Lord
Leverhulme. Being an abridged
and rearranged edition of the au-
thor's "Six-Hour Day." with an
introduction by Henry r. Seager
New York: Henry Holt & Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-15
BOOKS Received.

IRON COUSINS. BY Mrs Alfred Sidg-
wick, author of salt Of the Earth"
- etc. New York: w. ]. Watt & Co.
A MORE CHRISTIAN INDUSTRIAL
ORDER. BY Henri sloane Coffin,
minister in the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church, New York
city, etc. New York: The Mac
milan Company.
THE MODERN READERS BIBLE
FOR SCHOOLS-THE NEW TEST
AMENT. By Richard G. Moulton,
MA, PhD., etc. New York: The
Macmillan Company
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
CITY HOPES TO GET
COIN FROM GARBAGE

THE city administration hupus TO re-
eelve bids for waste and MBrha EH which
viii bring IN revenue that will in
part offset the cost Of collection o. gar-
hage which has been running for sew
eTsl sraTE between sle8.eG8 and fia0.9a3
year. ~ is proposed that the city
street department shall continue col
lection Of garbage but the different
classes Of waste will be separated al
the three city rreustories-Hshe
kitchen garbage and ether waste
II is anticipated that the trash, Tin
cans, paper, BOTTLES and other such
material will probably bring the best
price although under the proposed new
system the kitchen garbage, which rs
TO be- kept separate from other waste,
should be in demand for feed for hogs.
Bids We're 10 De opened at the meet
ing OF the city commission Tuesday
afternoon. hut the contract viii not be
awarded for week. The plan for
making this waste a source of profit
instead Of expense, II that Of Commits
sloncr Thomas H. Allen 81 the street
department Heretofore all waste has
been delivered at the Crematorics and
burned. except that which has been
dumped on vacant lots which tended
TO create a nuisance.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
Auto That Killed
Lad Turned OUer

The automobile which ran down and
fatally injured Monroe Lttuetield "
ycar-old son Of Mrs. Maggie Utley, 577
Vance avenue passed out Of the sher-
IFS hands Monday, where 1t had been
held under attachmen; issued for q.
W. Ljtuelield. uncle OF the dead lad,
who has filed suit for damages against
the man supposed Ia be the car owner,
chancellor Israel Peres, of Second d.
vision chancery court, directed me
sheriff 10 turn the car over TO Mrs.
Julia crawford, who he decided was
the owner Of the machine. Ray Black.
l54 Monroe avenue, was driving the
machine which ran down the Littlefield
boy on Manassas street, and the car
was attached as the property OF r. l..
MoseIey. But Mrs. Crawford claimed
ownership and satisfied the court that
she was the owner.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
CHEMISTRY TAUGHT
AT PIKE COLLEGE
Special Building Erected With
Full Equipment,

A special building haas heeH erected
al Camp PIKE. Ark.. and equipped WIN
individual desks and with complete
outfit for WCTE iu general chemistry.
Bach student will bee furnished win ia'
recegsau. auuarat 1s while auN aaal-
uonal needs eyHt be supplied from the
storsroDnl Coed analytical na Au'rss
special chemistry apparatus and J4e
systematic training OF tho student l+
tht G.t of dispensing and wanH0AgtHf
ing Of drugs win br "und ln thr lhe-
UTat.rr.
S,,tral Nigh powered microscopes
have been obtained frou thr medical
supply depot and UEt hr used '' tar
ing Mp the study uf fu..rasUoO'-tI tHai}
Sis Il drugs for the detection of m-
puTitieS.
4 short course IN plant biology ard
loGuy has l"eu added q" ms c"ats'
to moro thoroughly ugVualnt ia. STU
dent with the structure and odd Of
life OF the various plants This NiN i"'
taken UP with the aid of the mict"-
srtur.
Another feature viii be found IN the
fact that this course has the addition
~ Latin and physiology the Latin vii
take up the subject as confined 10
pharmacy and medicine Physiology
has been added as an aid 10 the stu
dents who are members ui the medlna'
Corps. this ia order that they may more
readily quality as nonrommlssiohtd OF
flCcrs,
Any young man who has completed a
grammar school education, or tht
equivalent of one years work TN high
school viii be admitted 70 the cours"
Students who show 4 maximum degree
Of efficiency and otherwise qualified
will, II they SO desire, be tutored for
the state board Of examinations. which
will take place some time during the
fall OF the coming year certificates
will be issued 90 tho successful students
upon completion Of the course
Abundance 10 Camp Pike rs posi- 70
Bile by enlistment In the Third division,
Recruiting officers are on duty IN
Memphis at the present time.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
-Four More Firms
To Fight Malaria

-Four moro large Industrial concerns
have enlisted with the shelby county
beard of health Do IT'S fight on malaria
fever Announcement haas been made
hy hr r. g.. Graves county health ot-
Ucer that support haas been pledged by
j. H. Marks, Epurret manager ~ she
Memphis Rice mill the JUrErnspn-
Bennett Manufacturing company
Russo a Burgess. hardwood lumber
dealers and tho stsmsun Veneer and
Lumber company Inc
The Illinois Central railroad already
has pledged MS support tn carry on the
draining necessary Ia antimaiaria cam
patEn along its right of way
DR. Graves urged Tuesday that all
industrial firms whose plants are lo-
Gated in Memphis and shelby county
communicate with him and enlist boo the
fight against malaria this spring
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30

Spiral spring bed-box spring type. Eighty extra
heavy continuous wind spirals of best grade, high
carbon, tempered premier wire. The extra heavy
border wire is feature of this spring. Each coil is
connected with each adjacent coil by small resilient
hecal springs attached to Maltese shaped mat
tress shields. Supplied in all standard widths.
Furnished in OxdizedCopPer rust proof qualities.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
SHELBY TEACHERS TO
DINE ON SATURDAY

The teachers In the shelby county
schools will meet ut get together
luncheon next Saturday at the Hotel
Chisca. The meeting is an annual at
fair, and an extensive program has been
arranged by Miss Laurie Cash, pfihel.
pal az Treadweil school in charge Of
the entertainment. which she promises
viii he something different, There
viii be only one speech, It rs under
stood Added gayety viii be impaired
20 the 1920 annual luncheon by the
fact that the county court meets the
following Monday 10 consider raising
the nay Of county school teachers, As
SnranCes which have reached the teach
ers from all parts OF the county ind"
cate the magistrates are going to be
liberal with their educators
Miss CrarI william. superintendent
of gu ty schools, VI. preside AmoAg
the prominent guests vii q Prof.,
Wharton :. Jones, superintendent OF
city schools; Albert :. Williams. state
superintendent Of education, and on,
GERS Of the West Tennessee Teachers
association.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
HCURCH AND TEN HOMES
BURN AT GATES, TENN.

HALLS. Tenn. March 30 tSpl)
Fire broke out In the residence part Of
Gates Monday and before the flames
could be eNtinguished 10 dwellings the
Methodist church and Il large barn was
destroyed 10y fire. The fire was dis
covered IN a negro house which set the
church on fire, and owing 10 high
wind The flames spread 10 other build
lngs The town IS without voter works
and the people Of Gates telephoned to
Halls and Ripley and asked for help,
which was readily granted 10 their sis
ter city Several other houses caught
fire but We're put out before much damn
age was done to the buildings, The
loss Will run up IN thousands Of dol
lars, besides q number Of families will
be left homeless as aGtes has no vacant
h0msok 90 rnnt.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
HUNTSVILLE STILL
RECEIVING COTTON

HUNTSVILLE. Ala, March 30. tSpll
Madison county farmers are stu
bringing cotton 10 market after each
period Of good weather that they have
experienced during the last two weeks
permits them to pick some OF the crop
out. Receipts Saturday were $50 bales
and previous to that day during the
week the receipts ran from a dozen
TO about 40 bales, The last report on
ginnings showed that Madison county
had ginned 1920 bales OF last years
preceding year.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
c. {. JOHNSON in
RACE FOR CONGRESS

MERIDIAN, Miss, March 30, tSpll
Former Attorney General Ross A..
Collins has opened headquarters here
and begun an active campaign in the
Fifth district for the seat Of Congress
man w w. Nenable, who Is also under
stood to be candidate, but Is mem
toned AZ senatorial possibility. G
&. Johnson, local attorney, has also
announced his hat In the ring,
Although mayor and two council
men are 10 be elected this year, there
has been very little political activity,
II is sad that Mayor Dabney and Coun-
Gilman W. II owen viii not again enter
the race, although friends are press
ing them to run, Councilman J, NJ.
Slaughter has announced for re-elee-
ton, and j. A. Gibson has entered the
field Former Mayor John w, Parker
Is mentioned as mayoralty possibility
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
RESET ALLEN CASE.

Trial Of pRschal g. Allen. on a charge
Of numbering Luther Lewis, railroad
fireman. was reset for April 90 when
It was called Monday In Second division
NJ criminal court
Allen shot Lewis while the latter was
In his engine cab on the night Of Feb
81 II was Aliens third attempt that
night on Lewis life. Aliens divorced
wife Is said to have been the cause OF
the killing lie since haa remarked
her
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
RABBI BRILL TO
GO TO SHREVEPORT

MERIDIAN, Miss. March 80 (Spl)
rabbi Ahram Brill, Of Temple Beth
Israel, who Is beloved by Christian and
Jew IN Meridian, has announced his
acceptance OF an offer az Shreveport.
la, where he said tho field needed his
work Remuneration was no object
IN the change, pr Brill declared, but
rs the Temple Beth Israel congrega-
ton were out of debt and in a flour
fishing condition, he thought he could
SO well fixed The announcement was
received with regret ali over the city.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
TWO Men Freed
Of Bride CHARGE

r. Bertasi and =. Tonoll, charged
with having given $50 bribe to vii
liam D. Bee police Inspector. We're
found not guilty late Monday by jury
IN First division Of the criminal court
The jury considered the case only
few minutes Bertas and Tonol were
defended by Harry Holman, formerly
an assistant attorney general, and col
William J Bacon, Their defense was
that Bertasi gave Bee $50 hin As
forfeit FOR Tonoll, whom he had ar
rested after negro spCttCr was al
legged to have purchased a half-piut Of
whisky from Tonoli clerk in Der
tasi's grocery on South Fourth street
The defendants stated that they
thought 1t was customary 10 give pc
licemen a forfeit 10 be taken to the
station house by them The defense
showed that this WAS customary in
1917 but the state proved that 1t rarely
was the case now
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
Jumps In Creek
To SdUe His Mule,
Negro Is DrOlCRed

COLUMBUS. Miss March 80. ,Spl l--
Monk Ecatun, a negro. lost his life
when he went into Ellis creek. nine
miles south pf columbus. to rescue his
drowning mule Even after the NEGRO
had been boz the water for AN hour his
heart continued 10 beat and although
every effort was made to bring him
back tu lifr. IL was found impossible.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
YAZo0 CITY 10 PLAY.

1AZOO CITY, Miss March 30. fspl1
A baseball game between the 4azoo
city high school team and town team
ig helur arranged for Wednesday Of this
week The high school team "a piaying
good baseball and expects 20 defeat the
best PLAYERS to be gathered together 20
represent the town on that occasion
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-30
ENDEAVOR
TO MEET IN COLUMBUS

COLUMBUS Miss, March Be- Esal i--
Visitors from an sections % tae state
are expected here April IT, II and Us
30 attend the annual state convention
Of the Christian Endeayur, A splendid
program ts being arranged.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01
10 QUE DEBE SABER UNA ANA DE CASA

procurara estar atantiSima con e.
lies Y 81 So trata de parientes &c e.
LA presentarlos de forma que obi
quo al marido a tratarlos con la con
sideraci6n debida a ella misma.
Como en- algunas casas hay pa
rientes pobres que d~esempenan un
lugar intermedio entire los duenos y
los s~ervidores. ha de procurarse que
no Sc encuentren Ell lugar inferior,
que los criados les respeten V reco-
nozcan su autoridad y que lamas ha
gan nal papel ante la sociedad.
Una gran parte de las relaciones
sociales eStan encomendadas a la
muier. Ella atrae la tertulia, intima
con las eSposas de los amigos de su
marido V fomenta con vicitas y fies-
tas los laZos afectuosoS de compane-
rismo Y mutua c~onfianZa.
Despues de haber hecho 10 posi-
bic para asegurar el binestar de los
suvos V de haber cumplido los deba
res de esposa y madre. la duena de
la casa Sc debe a sus amigos. al mun
do, a la sociedad que Ia posicion de
su marido eXige.
Pobre O RIGA, toda mujer esta o.
blieada a organizar bien Ell interior
de su casa Y obra siempre con a
rreglo a las !eyes del buen tono. 4
prender a recibir con gracia. con ma
t~uralidad. con cordialidad. es la c;en
cia encantadora de la mujsr.
La cordielidsd. mace siempre del
(Pasa 4 la 5a. Pas)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01
The Peoples Fair Stores
cor

q hecho Dc Cue e. Hero NuNado ~ usa
On Ia actuaiiGad poC mas &c ! mlEones de
perSonaS anualments. y que !oS medicoS
n nresc-ihaa como IN tonico reconstruc-
tor en- toGos aGuellcs cases DE- decdlmientn.
IA 5rovocsdo una Investigation Dc NarloS
notablcs msdicoS. cuya opinion - d gran
fnoportsncia para q publieO. Entire las de
elarscioueS hechdS acerca dc est2 mcdIcl-
"a ,e eacuentra Ia del Dr.. James Francis
sullivan. antique mgdico del Hospital de
RpIl.i-i. tDcpa-taufeuts del EXTERIOR
New York y del Hospital del Condado de
Westshestrr. 0uien dicr: ''Dcvrrs &c
que yarios pacIeateS me pidtcroH mi OPT
Mon aeerca del Hero SuNIc". -c>o!E'
81 haes- una minucio>a lHSrSciGaciOn y
ver per mi miSmo 81 t>ta era -ealmer-
te 10 que decian suS manufacturers y
10 que afi-ma5an muchoS pacientes Que
Ia habisn tornado. EStO e. 10 cue ereo
one TODD mSGico honra6o d"be hacer. An
tes de recomenda- csalquie-a medicinal
81 alrunA medicinal no e eficaG. nosotroS
cine Ia preScribin,os GsbsriSmo> ser .os
primercs en- seberlc por el oenefIcio de
nuestros paeientes. Tn eStudio cue aice
de Ia composition de n formula del HE
r-o SuEaSo. me Gej6 satisfscho de So Ell
cacia Y decidi p-nba-la ea vsrio> cases
6elicaGos que atendia. Tan rapidamsn-
ts sumsnr6 e vigo- = snerS.a &c r.
pacienteS. que finainents no ne oredo
IL mcnor duGa de 81 esicacia coma IN to
nico v reconstructed de a saaS-e. Yc.
6esde ~sntonces. ne IA ne prescribe para
nj, mlSno, con 3oS nc!ores -esulsaaos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01
jOue es Ell Hero Nuxado?
Un Medico 10 explica y dice que ell pubsieo dener'a
saber que es 10 que tonia.--Un conseIo prae''eo
para adquirir Vigor, Energia, Resistenc'a e
inundar la sangre de %gIobulos rojos.

Hav milIa.es dc perSonaS debilcs Y deli
cadas. cue necesitan de una preparation
como esta para ~repoae-se. Por 10 tanto.
ursi que sc imprimieran miilare> de eS-
q f6-rula. baio juramento. para que
e publicc Sapiera 10 que estaaa ton'an-
do. $ scgin mis- indicaciones. actuaimente
- pubi:ca en- infinidad de periodiccs de-
-oGo el pals. ESta compuesta prlnclpal-
mente lie hirrro organize en- ia fornA
dc hero pec+onaGo de Un eSpecifico e.
prcidI &c glScerofosfatoS. cue e. uno de
los !ag-cdisnteS t6nicoS mas costoSoS que
~ conozco. En- favor de los manufactu-
reroS, debo decir que eiio> usan IA for
ma mas co-tH$a dc peptonato de hero
en- luSar DE- Gsa- o--o que. aunaue prSIe-
ran II miSuia cantjdad de hierro en- cada
PaStilEs. - :ihor-arian mas de Las =
pa-teS De 81 valor. o usando quiZas hIe-
@-o mrt:iice. con e. que e. cos.o quedsria
reducido a cast Ia duodecima parte. Pc
70 ii tai lutheran heeho. su producso no
hubis-a alcanZado Ia efieiencia que 10
IA hecho famoSo. En- MI opinion. IN
eNamsn cuidadoSo que Sc haSa &c esta
formula por ua msdico o un farmacev-
tico. los convenceria de que el Hero
SuNado dsbsria colocarsc entire las pre-
paraciones entertainments mas eticas CO.
nociGas de a cisHcia n,tdicc- Sebrepasa
a ccGo % coaocido. en- % Que reSpecta 4
fcrriiica< el E.s.crna : 4 aunentar el nI-
nero dc Si5 bulos -c!cs dc Ia ssrEre. cor.
% cuai Sc fo-sifica al o-Sanisnc entcgo
contra loS staaues &c .odss lss srfe-re-
dsdes." lAdr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01
VESTIDO DE CHARMEUSE CON
ADORNO DE PiEl

r. modelo irSertO eS el de un YES
tito para Gale excepciC@altlente atrac-
Two. coufeccionado coz c~H2rnIeuse &c
color pnrpura y I'm irtercsarie adoTno
de pieI. Este adorno Va principal
meme en- Ia forma de orlas en- los am
plies puhos de las manGas 2Stli" cam
psna Y en- el cuello, que uene un cor
te extendido hacia los hombros, ' lEe
: g redondo por el frente, lieva Ia for
ma mar;nera por IA eSpaldh' e>iahho
TODD eI orleado con Ia banda d. pei.
Otro detaIle in~teresante del
es Ia falda baja que lleva en- Su paTte
inferior. una ancha banda de en"aJe
coIo ptrpura. ribeteada con Una an
costa tira de satin color roJo iadrIiIc-
La sobre falda de charmeuSe que t1ene
NJ corte irregular en- IA parte PAPA
6eia Iuci- en- parte eSa fa}da. Las d
ras favan tambieu lin arTesio con csc
rfsno ancaje. simulando una manga
interior . igual arreglo va en- Ell ousto
., "a aoertura triangular. qre oeo@
Yer 81 encaje CUE silTuia IN corpi'io.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01
- LETURA DEL HOGAR -
~~~
VESTlDO DE NOVA DE TUL, CON
ADORNOS DE PERLAS

FL vestido de novia que ilustra e.
modelo ~inserto, es muy elegante y re-
Sulta de aSpecto verdaderImente juve-
nil. Esta confeccionado con tut blan-
CO o punto de soda. FL huSto eStd
cortado al eStilo basque, de tale largo.
que tan en- boSa vuelve a estar y con
Ia manga muy corta- La AID va
prendida con una costura de pliegues,
de mode que Quede un olin encarruja-
do hacia arriba, siendo la falda muv
corta- pueS solamente taja hasta unas
tres @ cuatro pulgadas de Ia rodilla.
En- Ia parte baia V por el frente de la
falda. va I'm bordado en- forma de ca
nastilla, hecho o per!as y Ia CO.
roma del tocado Sc harregla tarnbien
con perlas que caen luego en- de)gados
hilillos sohre la fFente Y los oJos. F.!
veio es de tul, descendiendo desde la
cabeZa hasta el suelo, fernando una
gran V en- 81 eXtremc inferior, que
va flanqueada por una pieza de satin
en- forma cuadrada, que hace las Veces
10 cola. En- la parte triangular del Te-
70, va otro bordado en- forma de canas-
tiIIa V hecho tanbien con perlas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01

largo uso, porque habreis debido da-
ros cuenta co:l.5 20, de que los Iej:dos
transpnrenteS y llseros son mucho
mas fuertes de 10 que podrfa creerse
Para ayqdar a esos trabajos ejecu
tados en- casa, Sc ~encuentran patro-
mes sobre papel muy titles. Hasta
Sc puede enviar sus propias medidas
V os los haran expresamente-
De! mismo modo aconsejare tener
IN excelente maniquf de la propia es-
tatura Y n buena m4quina de coser.
ST sc hace TRAFALGAR mucho en- casa
convene hacerse una ley de no COM
prar. sino 10 necesario. para la con-
fecci6n de una brenda determinada.
ST Sc deja tentar la sonora por las
o~casiones. Sc vera perdida, porque
son %ruinosas.
Con demasiada frecuencia, so PIE
texto de baratura, Sc l!enan los ar
marios de cosas indtiles u sraTan
81 presupuesto. Debe observarse ei
mas ~irreprochable genera recien SAIL
do de Ia tierda. Els Ia base de la tolie-
lie elegante en- todos los grades.
Sc consigue de una manera dura-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-01
CONLA MUJER DEL SIGLO Xxx

IA larSa, en- tauto que una reServada
goza por mas largo timpo de "a con
fianza Y de Ia eSt.maCi6n de las gen
lSs con q~uienes trata intimamente.
Este ejemplo. aplicado 4 las mujeres
reSlita enleramente XaCt FiJtmonos
en- eSas mujeres que habian demasla
do. Que Sc pereCn por reTelar todaS
las intimidaGeS de Su vida, Y que no
Darecen tener en- 81 penSamlento ma
da que no deba llegar a Oidos de los
otruS. BESIDE luego e~mpezardn por
crear IN coro de enemiSoS mas tarde
seran objeJo de Ia critica de los otrUs,
y finalmente acabaran por perder has
"a IA confianza de 81 marido y de
las personals que les son mas fntimas
La reserva es uno de los factories
PARTICIPATES de "a buena ammonia ma
trimonial. La mujer reServada cuenta
indudablemente con mayor confianza
de su marido. que aQuella- cue habla
hasca por los codos. Pe-o aparte de
este. pensemos un momento en- e.
etecto psicol6gico que en- I'm homore
causa una mUjer reServada que 81 sd
be encerra- on ella algo de enigmattco
Y misterioso.
Ia Illusion tiene por origen 10 DIS
~coaocido. ToGos los humanos sienten
| INA eXJraordinaria inclination = pen
sar bien de aGuello que no conocen,
y de ALI viene Ia creacion de las ilu-
stones. En- toda relaci6n amorosa la
IluSi5n. ha sido V seguira siendolo,
I'm factor de primer grade. No hay
pues que deSbaratar esa Illusion.
La mejo- mansra de mttar una
Illusion es "a de hablar GemaSiado. 81
una mujer. va en- el Seno de Ia con
tianza, empieza Il relaiar a SUI espo-
so Ia como le juZgaba en- amos
pasados cuandO eran Dovios. y Ia
| transformation natural que ha habi-
do en- sus sentimientOs al correC del
tempo. dara con Gsto I'm srandlsino
paso para alejar el Carino de su ma
rido. En- estos casos Sc aconSeJa la
reServa, no porQue Sc recommends 4
las mujeres una labor hip6crita para
dominar al marido, sion porque hay
| palabras que estan de sobra ' que
no deben usarSe baio ninsuna cir
c~unstancias.
Conozco u pareJaS deSavenldas que
Geoen SuS GiSenSi0nes al vlclo de ha-
| blair demaSiado. Ii no ha tenido EN-
pacho en- hacerle onoce algunas YER
| dades a su cara mitad. LIE Ia dicno
10 que antes pensaba de ella ' el jul
clio que ahora lie merece. y Sc COM
place en- senalarle defectos que nun
Ca not6 en- Sus largos amos &c noriaZ-
| go. Y que ahora le echa en- Ia cara 4
| 81 companera como 81 Sc tratase de
| una afrenta inaguantabie.
Ella en- represalias, hace compacio-
mes entire su marido Y otroS hombres
a los que CONGO superficialmente
"Ojala Y que fueras como el eSposo
| de fulanita.' dice frecuentemente a 81
marido. sin pensar que esta COMPARE