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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17

what it did for me."-Mrs. G.
ScHooSFHID, $40 Wood Ave-, Nus
kegon, Mich.
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win be opened, read and answered by
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17
woodbridge.

Mrs. E. L. Gridley has returned
from Millington. where she was the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. f. Breckenridge
and Miss Marian Breckenridge spent
yesterday in New York. Mr..
BBreckenridge and daughter attend
ing the ball game at n Polo
grounds.
Miss Lulu Woardell has returned
from a visit with relatives in Brook
lyn.
Rev. and Mrs. L. w Buschman
motored to Delaware Water Gap
yesterday where they will remain for
few days.
Miss Bernice Weaver has returned
from Ocean Grove where she was
the guest OF Miss Victoria Brown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17
The Streets of Life
By HAZEL DEYo BACHELOR

said passionately. How dare your"
Your father sent me-" he said
sulleHly. "and / didn't tell him.
either; he's found u some other
way"
HE found out because I told
him." Anne said evenly. She spoke
with a cold intensity that was more
deadly than anger. Her words drop
ped all about him like little icicles.
She was scornful, frigid In her con-
tempt.
YOU'D better come, Anne" Bill
went on. his effort to be c~onciliatins
only awakening more silent fury in
the girls heart. Hes in an awful
state
Listen to me-" she said, bring
ing out her words slowly. I'm not
going home now. Do you think I'm
for like a child and told to obey?
I shall come home at the proper
time and in the proper way<and not
escorted by you. You and / have
nothing more to do with each other.
The bargain is off. I'm sorry 1t was
yer made. I'm sorry l was eyer
so weak as to be frightened by any
thing you might say. I don't want
ever TO see you again. Please GO"
The man stood staring at this girl
before him rs though he could not
believe the evidence of his own
ears. It was as though she had
donned a different personality with
her silver gown. He tried dazedly
to realize what the result of her at
titude would be. He had bullied And
frightened the girl for 50 long that
he had been certain of her. And
49, <At-- 4Aak - ha6 LuaLoA Swar4r
her father. As long as he could
hold this as a WEAPON over her head
he had her just where he wanted
her. and tonight she had toppled
everything over with her contempt
uous words.
Tomorrow. In the Conservatory
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17
Don't Let An Ironing Stand
Hedt-D ambneSs Cause Mildeu

Copyright. 1870. y. Z. A.
Hot August nights that the farmer
welcomes TO make his corn grow
cause the housekeeper some anxiety
about her clothes ~~sprinkled down
for the next days ironing.
Heat and dampness mildeE.
Don't let an ironing stand more than
twenfy-four hours after dampening.
II viii surely make trouble. It's a
lot easter TO shake things out and
resprinkle than II is to get out
mildew stains.
IL your plans go "agiey" for iron
ing day unfold the clothes so plenty
of air will reach them and save your
self worry and perhaps widowed
clothes.
Menu for Tomorrow.
BREAKFAST. = Stewed prunes.
soft boiled eggs. toast. coffee.
LUNCHEON-Green peppers with
sauce. brown bread. fresh fruit. tea.
DTNNER.-Jellied bouillon, cheese
fondue. fresh peas. stuffed tomato
salad. apple meringue pudding cof-
fee.
My Own Recipes.
No matter how hot the weather.
nourishing food is required to keep
OQA BJ14Co III EOO4 may SANN
just as much bodily energy and not
be heating. Meat. for instance, is
heating. A meat substitute contains
all the elements of meat except that
element which produces heat But
the proper proportions of protein and
fat must be maintained.
GREEN PEPPERS.
4 large green peppers
1 sweetb-ead
I tomato
Ia cup boiled rice fwnrm)
1 tablespoon blnnched almonds
(about sikh
Ia teaspoon grated onions
1 teaspoon salt
Cut tops from peppers. Take out
seeds and pour boiling water over
them. Let stand thirty minutes.
Parboil sweetbread and chop fine.
Peel tomato. Cut almonds in slices.
Mix all ingredients and I'LL peppers
with mixture. Put in a pan TO bake
Pour water to about half cover
peppers into pan. Add one table,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17

spoonful Of butter. Bake fhirt
minutes.
SAUCE.
I tablespoon vinegar
Piece Of bay leaf
small onion
4 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons wafcr
3 eggs (yoiksl
4 teaspoon salt
Put vinegar. hay leaf and onIoi
into double boiler and let Stand M
till hot. Add butter and yoIks Of
eggs beaten with water and mh
Stir constantly while mix<urt
thickens. Strain over peppers
Tho provfdent housewife trt<s<s not
entirely 10 providence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17

SAN FRANCISCAN bullet In
stead of the juvenile hero's method
of bringing an estranged father and
mother together with a ciasping OF
hands, was Ralph williams way OF
restoring family harmony. The judge.
while deploring the means, re-
cognized the efficacy of the shot
which wounded the father, accused of
habitually mistreating the mother.
commended the boy as he dismissed
the case. Now the three are happily
reunited, the sons shot but an echo
OF a disagreeable past.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17
ANNE Asserts HERSELF

Anne Carriers father had chosen
a young farmer as q suitable mate
for her when Anne met Dane Grey,
the writer. Anne had always dis
trusted and disliked Bill Snyder, but
until she met this other man. she
did not realize how. deep her feel
ings were and how determined she
was not to marry her fathers
choice. However. she had never
defed him and IL wasn't until Ger
aldine Carpenter, who had taken a
great fancy to Anne, ipsisted that
she tell her father the truth about
the time she spent at the Carpenter
house. that Anne determined to as
ssrt her independence. At q dinner
dance given by Geraldine, Anne
makes her first evening appearance,
having stolen away from her faith
er's house, leaving o note behind
her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17
Anna n. Mortenson.

Anna M. Mortenson, four months
old, and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Mortenson, Of $50 Ambcy
avenue. died Monday. Funeral
services will be held at 2 o'clock this
afternoon at the home Of her parents
and Will be CONDUCTED by the Rev
'erend ole Nelson. Interment will
be in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17

Joseph T. Dougherty has just
completed his tenth year with the
Prudential Insurance Company and
has been given a certificate entering
him in class B OF the Old Guard. He
is leaving on a two -week tour OF
several seaports in company with his
wife.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17

Miss Ella dcKear.a and Edward
Thomas were married yesterday in
St. Mary's church. by the Rev. John
Larkin. Miss Gladys Thomas was
bridesmaid and Charles Boughton
was best man. A large number Of
relatives and friends attended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17

NEW YORK-For a perfect COM
bination OF practicability and charm.
wolfe is recommended. II strikes
the golden mean. 1t Is sheer yet not
so perishable as chiffon or georgette:
1t Is formal or informal. as you
please; It Grapes gracefully yet is not
too clinging and It has suficient
body to keep It from crushing easily
though 1t ia airy and e~ooi-iookins
and comfortable to wear.
II lends itself with peculiar
adaptability to current styles. as
witness the frock illustrated. It
is worn by Margaret Namara of
the Chicago Opera Company. and
Is a Cabot model of mauye indie
structible wolfe made with ruf1es
of green wolfe an inch and a half
wide put on with tiny self-cord-
ings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17

I CO ndIQly
walk. Lydia E.
Vege-
table Compound
was recommend
ed to me and it
m a d Q me good
and strong again
SO that l am able
to d o all my
work. l highly
recommend your
medicine and tell
everyone / meet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17

Thirty-seren In Communion rtass.
The First Holy CoLnmu1ion Class
was held Sunday III Our lady Of
Peace Mission * Fords- Father
Prendergrast vas In charge. Where
were thirty-seven In the -lasz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17
Club EDents

The Martha Washington Grin
held their regular meeting last night
in the Community House in Jodu-
stone street Several new members
were admitted Following the bu<i-
ness, singing and dancing we're en-
Joyed. There was a large attend
snce at the meeting. in spite Of The
inclement weather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17

BERKELEY, GAIA bathroom
shower" Is society's newest greeting
of the b~ride-to-be, and Mrs. Jack
Bagnall. just welded, is still gasping
in recollection of what happened to
her just before her marriage.
A big group OF misses and matrons
attended the shower. Instead Of the
usual presentation of gifts, the
women blind folded Mrs. Bagnall.
dressed her in a bathing suit, and
amid her frightened screams, led
her to the bath room. There under
the shower they removed the band
age and instead of ICY water she
had expected. deluged her with
flowers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy French and son
Milton, of Brighton avenue, motored
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17
THE MISERY OF
BACKAcKE
Removed byLydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable :
Compound.

Muskegon, Mich.-"Fof six years I
was 50 weak in my back at times that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-17

Louis Nelson. of Brace avenue,
has returned after spending ffve
weeks In Rockland, Me.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25

uliy Will also go in another party 10
thc samo place Tor The weekend
outing
Mrs. Howard Wilhelm and Mrs
Thomas Gravel visit'd Julian story
Chaltcr of the Eastern STAR VII
minglon last evening
Or. and Mrs b. NJ Allen returned
last evening from a visit 20 m,
mother Mrs. Annie Allen. Seaford
who has been seriously ill Nlrs. Al
len Is much improved.
Mrs. J.. r. Coopr, OF Cherry street
severely laccrated her hand with q
butcher knife. while preparing break
fast yestardav morning Or. B. NJ
Allen closed the wound.
George Morrison. or Detroit IS Wis
iting his father who Is ll. II MS
father improves sufficient he VIII ac-
company Hr. Morrison home
Mrs. A. 4. Goudss Is visiting Pnila-
delphia friends
Noah Friedman. Of the Wilmington
Fibre Specially Company, b spend
ing some time In Philadelphia.
Mrs Willard W. Wright Mrs. Re
hecca BrntOn and Mrs Annie Car
vcr. OF Wilmington. sp'nt last eve
ming at he Methodist parsonage.
where The thirteenth birthday oi
Willard Bichng was celebrated.
on Friday evening the seniors OF
the High school VIII give a dance
In the Opra House.
Eugene Sheridan. son Of John j
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
ECO. SCRAMBLE nv
NEWCASILE STREET
Boys SaUe Many Dozens After Failing Crate
Makes OnleIet. Government Engineer In
spects Dyke Work. Gun Club Organized

the exercises, acting as one choir.
Childrens Day will be observed on
June i2.
A school for tailors has been open
ed in the Vocational school at For,
DUPONT, Delaware. under the instruc.
tiOn OF Mr.. Nathan katz, tii Dela-
ware street, New Castle. Delaware.
Mr.. katz Is a ilrst-class military and
civilian tailor. and was a post tailor
during his service In the army. lie
can teach a man how TO be a frst-
clas stailor in one year. Enkst IN
the United states Army and CONS
a flrst-class tailor.
A number Of Democrats lett last
night for Dover, wWhere the state
Convention will be held today
Among those who went last nighi
were Theodore w Lavender, James B
Toman, and Andrew j. Gallagher, Em-
met McGrOry. William B. Davis, dele
gales and Aldred J. Davidson wenl
today. The alternates are John Refs
Frank deli. JanVier, John sullivan
William Allfree and James Quigley.
Sharpless Ice Cream now on sale at
r.. + Finders Sixth and Delaware
streets. open every evening
The twilight game. OF ball, between
Manganese and penn, WHICH was 10
have been played last evening, was
postponed owing 10 weather condl-
lions. II the weather Is fair TINS
afternoon the game VIII De playec
IN according % the rules OF the or
rsnizauon. Oficials. players and fan:
will meet this evening 10 Onlclalll
adont the schedule and talk over th'
leagues condition and present 'out
look. .- 60.
odd and End sale at Reese's Garag'
now going on.-Adv.
Colonel w. B. Ladeau, chief OF IN
e. S. Engineers Bureau, Philadelphia
viii be in New Castle this afternoon
when ne will inspect the work dom
on the New Castle dyke, This worl
has been finished and II found salts
Evening journal., 1920-05-25

factory the crew will leavs these
parts tomorrow.
The West End baseball team belng
without a game for next Saturday
would like 20 hear from any first
class team in. the State. Wesley A.
A. Eastlakc. Lorraine OF North
Brothers preferred. Address commu-
nicationS 20 W. G.. pindcr. New Cas-
Tie. or phone S7-R-3 after 1880 stan
dard time any evening.
W. B Ingram. OF ShaWtown. has
beautlhed his residence surroundings
With paint. lie has also built a
new fence and done landscape garden
Ing.
On next Wednesday the All-stars
viii have the Harlan Giants fhc fasi-
est nogro team in the Stale. as on
ponents in a game Of bas ban. Tho
game is to be played for the benefit
OF the INV band.
The final game OF the pool tourns-
ment being conductsd at The Dough
erty Pool parlors was played last
night. when Proud defeated A. Gal
lasner, % 10 a.. The final standing
or the players is. LAWYER. 40. Who
won The 'nrst prizs of si0' cold
piece Corley 70i. running second
winning a So gold piece: Rossell. fhird
Win a score OF 500. winning a 81 50
sold piece, A. Gallagher 600: j. Gal
lagner, 6l9, Barups. Coz. Mckay 66i
Proud. 662. DerricksOn. 6fi: Sussie
Dos; Hockenberry, 6ii; GO0den. 62o
kernS. 500, Hush back. 5qi: paxsOn
30, Preston, 527. Barnes 20 was
the high run OF tournament
Atwood Robert. Of this city. Is or
ganlzing a rloe club, OF negro talent
Last night they gave their nrsi OPEN
air concert In Shawtown.
Mike k0llOt, who was seriously in
iured by a fan az ths Penn Seaboard
plant. last Sunday evening. and taken
TO the Delaware Hospital. was re-
ported easy today. The hospital atf-
ihorities now have hopes Of his re-
cOverv TO was 40 FIRST ghought hf
had sustained a broken neck.
knights OF Pythias, OF this city
ware entertained by Washington
Lodge. No. 4, OF Wllminrton. las
night. at an entertainment and ban
quet
William Bruce. Of Dobbinsvile. ma,
his finger badly lacerated whill
working al the Wilmington Fihr
| Specially Company's plant yesterday
Captain and Mrs. r.. II. Salmon vii
entertain Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Stoop
on a yachting "trip 10 the DelaWar
/ breakwater from Friday until Tues
I day Several OF tho local school fac
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
New Chemical
Kills Bed Bugs
p. ID. Q.

r. D. Q. (Pcsky Devils Quieiusl Is the
name Of a new golden colorcd chemical
discovery hy DR. Price thaf actually rida
the worst infested house Of hedhugs.
don't have time 10 kick after YOU 90
after them with +. ID. q. A d5c package
Of r. ID. Q. makes a quart of strong bug
killer. and goes farther than a barrel of
the old fashioned. dangerous dope. 7. ID.
O. coats and kills their eggs and pre-
vents Matching. FREE. a patent spout
IN every box 10 enable you 10 get them
In the hard-to- -Ect-at-piaces, and saves
juice.
Hospital and Hotel size. $50. makes 3
gallons. contains 3 spouts-your druggist
can supply You, or sent prepaid 10 your
address. either size. on receipt Of price by
the Owl Chemical Co. Terre Hnutc. Ind.
p. D. Q. b. never peddled. Sold hy
J Eckerd Drug Co. and y. B. Danforth' s
drug store
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
Special to The Evening Journal.

CptNlA W LIE GNfilNN dNuAAdAs
NEW CASTLE, May 25.-Consider-
able (egg-l citement was created here
yesterday afternoon. when crate OF
eggs fell from a truck as IL turned
the corner OF Sixth and Delaware
streets. The driver OF the truck told
a number of boys. who were play
ing around the corner. that they
could have what they could salvage
OF the eggs II they cleaned up the
mess" The boys worked diligently
Frank and John Kelly secured 4s
good ones: Paul Bicking, 81, Thomas
Gebhart 27; Harold Hobbs, 25;, Geo
Pinder, 10 These free contributions
to the family larder were graciously
received.
Temporary organization OF the New
Castle Gun Club was effected last
night at the homo OF Chandler H.
Gebhart, when the following officers
were elected William F. Greer, pres
ident, and Chandler II. Gebhart, sec
retary. It was decided to charge a
fee OF 81 which will .be the annual
dues. The officers we're Instructed 10
obtain grouds for holding a shoot
next Saturday. j. A. Sprays OF Will
mington, who became a member. was
appointed a committee OF one TO in
vile Wilmington shooters TO take
part In the opening shoot. ApotheI
meeting will be held 10 the near fu-
ture, when a regular meeting place
viii be selected
The former bunk house near The
Penn-Seaboard Steel plant. has beer
remodeled and turned into a board.
ing house. This improvement Is
greatly appreciated by Workmen who
have been unable to obtain board In
New Castle. II was said last NIGH
that a large number OF men were "a
be employed by the Penn-Seaboarc
Company in the near future
The junior and senior choirs OF
Nazareth Church will practice Chill
dren.s Day music. on Friday even.
ins. These choirs will participate in
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
OCEAN CITY FIGHTS
SMALLPOX SCARE

According 20 a report made 10 the
Maryland Stale Board of Health. 1000
persons were Naclnndied yesterday al
ucean City. Md. agalnst smallpox.
Doctors r. B. Normani and John Col
hson were sent from the Maryland
once 20 aid IN The INVESTIGATION of The
disease and the vacinaiion
There are now reported ~ case. al
Ocean City. two az salisbury and Two
In the lower end OF Worcester county.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25

Il is said that the disease spread into
MARYLAND from nearby counties IN
Delaware
Evening journal., 1920-05-25

hcrldan. who has been under treat
menl 40 the University Of Virginia
for three weeks. returned home on
saturday. Tie viii raiurn 20 The uni.
Nus'iy In about two weeks for an.
other treatment
Evening journal., 1920-05-25

Put your ambitions into little
Want Al 70 may mean big oppo.-
curing the Want Ad nabil--Adv
Evening journal., 1920-01-30
Attractions at the City Theatres

Marion Davies has been starring will be
the Majestic Theatre feature for today
and tomorrow and finish the engage
ment Of a week as originally sched-
uled.
The merits OF che production as an
entertainment in story, setting and star
has been discussed before. Marion
Davies Is shown in the best work Of her
career In the part OF Elizabeth Dalstor
the high-strung young actress OF tn
Cinema Murder"
The O,her attraction on the prosra
is the newest Mack Sennett come
"The Speak 1asy."
All OF next week Wallace Reid com
IN his newest hit "Hawthorne L.
A."
Hawthorne. U. s. A." is the ki'
OF a production that is splendidly ada
ted 10 Reid's active, pleasing persoi
alFty. II affords him a role OF vim az
action Hawthorne is man OF MS wo
and OF his deed and his humor and gr
make the story more than ordinarA
interesting.
Evening journal., 1920-01-30
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW CASTLE

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Jan. 30-The funeral
OF Mrs. Paul Wentzell Will take place
Monday morning with mass IN 81. Pc
ter's X c. Church.
Mrs. Florence Deverlok died at the
Delaware Hospital yesterday afternoon
from gangrene. due TO exposure. The
funeral Will take place tomorrow ar.
tern0on from Union Church.
Adeiphia Lodge No. s, X. OF p. Will
meet this evening
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Gebhardt are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth OF a daughter
Posters announce the opening OF The
new Royal Theatre on i bruary :.
Elaborate plans are being made by
the High School for their entertainment
and dance at Bear next Tuesday even
ing.
Delaware State income tax reports
Evening journal., 1920-01-30
"THE CAPITOL"

Leah Baird literally goes through
FIRE and water in some OF the big
scenes OF her newest Augustus Thomas
drama. "The Capitol" which will have
its last two showings today and to-
morrow at The Savoy Theatre. Her
thrilling escape from a burning villa
with a child in her arms leads Miss
Baird to an even more perilous adVen-
ture in 1.-THE Capitol" The prize pack
age OF perils shows the star hurled
from a capsized canoe into the Potomac
River. dangerously close to the Falls.
Being an expert swimmer, Miss Baird
throttled all talk OF using a dummy or
double for the drowning incident and
entered into the smashing climax as
though riding the waves propelled by a
mad current was an every day event in
her life. The added attractions consist
of Pathe News, and the latest supreme
Evening journal., 1920-01-30
sFNNErr RATWNG BEaUTIES.

Today and tomorrow will finish the
Engagement Of the Mack Sennett Bath
ing Beauties which have oeen at me
Queen Theatre since Monday OF this
week.
Thousands OF patrons and Sennett ad-
nirers have enjoyed the program Of
fered and have come back for some
more. The line at the Queen Is con-
tinuous throughout the day and the
night.
Each day a new song or dance is
featured or a fashion review is given
by the girls.
Today and tomorrow Camille Little
the leading lady OF the group will give
a special Scottish solo dance. Miss Lit
tie IS well-glfted when Il comes to
dancing and more than once has evicted
spontaneous applause through her ef-
forts in this line.
Tonight the fashion review Will show
The models arrayed In Bernards gowns
and dresses Of the latest modes.
HAWTHORNE, u. s. A."
"Trhe Cinema Murder in which
Evening journal., 1920-01-30
"A REGULAR GIRL"

Comedy does not have TO be slapstick
II IS possible to arouse hearty laughs
without seeing someone tumble over
two-base hit Of hucklebetry pies This
was proved at the Victoria Theatre
this week. where Elsie Janis held forth
in her nrst Selnick picture. a Regu-
lar Girl" by Frances Marion and Ed
nund G. Goulding Delightful Miss
mis-. after two years absence from her
bio life. returns with cOlOrs flying
u. we also might add with that fam
', dash and pep that has won her ad-
'rers wherever there Is life and smiles.
"A Regular Girl" Is the idea Of a
esular picture" In shese days when
q, movies seem devoted chiefly TO
,ousiached villains ard blond'ned hero
les. It's indeed refreshing 20 witness a
hotophy that permits personality to
-ershadow sinister schemes and the
oll known stolen papers"
William Farnum In wolves OF the
lght." a William Fox production. VIII
90 the feature attraction at the Victor.9
JXt week.
Evening journal., 1920-01-30
Coughs and Colds
Catarrh, Group, Sore Throat
banished by Hyomei

The germs OF catarrh do not exist In
ne same atmosphere with antiseptic iy0-
lei pronounce II High-o-mel.
Breathe HyOmei and relief from ca
arrh. coughs. sore throat or cold VIII
'ome In two minutes.
Breathe Hyomei and that stomach strain
ng hawking In tne morning will quickly
lisappear.
Breathe Hyomei and kill the catarrh
germs; heal the inilamed membrane, stop
ne discharge ~ mucus and prevent crusts
rom forming IN the nose.
Breathe HyOmei for a few minutes each
lay and rid yourself Of contemplate ca
urrh.
Breathe Hyomei-give II faithful trial
and then, II you are not satisfied. you can
have your money back.
Hy0mei Is sold by druggists every
where and by n. H. nnnfnrfh
Evening journal., 1920-01-30
.r1,MEs nE LIE FLEsH.p

Gldays BrOckwell today begins n'
two-dav run In PLANES Of the Flesh
her newest Fox production.
Miss Brockwell is one OF NE be-
dramatic sfars OF the nlx studio'
IN "Flames OF the Flesh" Il has beo
said that she is given an active role o
a young Puritan girl in whose VEN
ran the blood OF the witches that wer
burned at the stake. She is lmpuls'v
high strung and rigid But she Is als
revergeful and upon an injury give
her by a man she changes her person
ality over night and from the optlm's
tic and happy young girl becomes
woman OF the world a women VIII
out morals and a woman without ideal