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Evening journal., 1920-10-23
LACE PATTERNS
A NEW DESIGN
EVERY WEEK
FILEr STITCHES.

Chain stilch-rhe thread drawn
through the loop.
open Mesh-A double crochet into
a chain or the material, two chain
Stitches and a double crochet.
Closed Mesh-FOur double crochet
stitches into a chain or material.
Turn-Five chain stitches to turn.
II your pattern called for i6 stitches
chain u and double crochet into
The seventh stitch from the needle.
WHEAT STITCH DESIGN.
A combination OF flet and the
wheat stitch makes an insertion suit
able for many things. such as pillow
cases or guest towels.
Single crochet completely across
The linen on which the insertion is
to be used-remembering that your
stitches must be close together with
at least one extra stitch at the be-
ginning and the end TO allow for any
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

Brussels lace, which surpasses in
beauty even the famous Irish point. is
coming on the market again. The
Flemish lace industry lapsed during
ihe war, as 10 WIS carried on mainly
in the present devastated regions
along the User Valley and TO the
north and east OF Npres.
Approximately $1,000 women earned
a living In this way. They were in
slrucled by nuns in eomo 100 schools
converts.
These Flemish peasant women work
Individually. each in her own little
cottage. selling the exquisite lace by
the piece to middlemen.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
uoSprr4I. DONATION nav.

An friends OF the Homeopathic
Hospital are asked not 90 forget the
annual donation day next Thursday.
on this day donations or money, pro-
visions. preserves. linens dry-goods
and various articles Of merchandi3 =
may be sent to the hospital TheW
viii be present different members or
the board of managers who viii be
glad 10 show the many friends OF the
hospital The Institution.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

The Oriental influence is stil pop
ular with designers. as witness this
frock
II is OF Nile green crepe, while the
sleeves and the vest are OF inde-
slructible wolfe a little lighter in
shade. The embroidery is square
design worked out in gold thread.
Tho harem skirt is draped efIec-
lively In back.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
Y. W. C. A. NEWS

The plying Squadron" OF me Y. NJ.
G.. A. is not meeting with the success
in It's membership contest that was
expelled, but from telephone messages
i was learned That several members OF
the cOmmlitee have obtained the
quota and had not handed them in
While only seventeen members mao
been reported enrolled up 10 noon to-
day, the directors Of the drive ar,
optimistic. All reports must be in TO-
night
Twenty-six persons attended the
Bible Study Glass last Monday even
ing. OF these. fifteen were men. The
0rst three chapters Of Genesis were
studied. A contlnu9iion OF the study OF
Genesis will be made at the next
meeting OF the class neXs Monday
evening.
The volley ball league starts al the
"Y" Monday eevnlng. November 4.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
ATTRACTIVE USE
FOR BUTTON MOLDS.

Wooden button molds can be put 20
use as curtain pulls or for finishing
on bead necklaces. Tube oil paints
design. For a glossy surface. a coal
Of white shellac should be added.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
WHAT PARIS FINDS
SMART IN FOOTWEAR

The smariest footwear from Paris
features at least six straps. The new
walking shoes are goloche-lke in
shape and made Of flne kid. flitinr
smoothly and high over The insten
Inc heels are moderately high. but
the extremely high heels are seldom
seen.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
WESTMINSTER TEA.

A tea was given yesterday after
noon In Westm nstor presby yierian
Church. by The Pastors Aid Society,
for thc purpose of enrolling new
members IN the society. 10 WAS well
attended and was one Of the small de-
nghtful occasions OF the season.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
LONDON USES WATCH
TOBS WITH SITTS

London has decreed that 10 is smar.
to wear a FOB with the autumn suits.
Black SIX w1tcred- ribbon 10 which
a lump Of onyx, pade, agate. or ann
Der is attached. is generally worn
Swagger Sticks with odd woolly
dolls tied TO them by gaily colored
cords. ar another Of the latest freaks
OF Londo fashion.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
ANTELOPE SKIN FOR
SMART HANDBAGS

Antelope Is The most popular skin
for making pOckeiboOks and hand
bags On Paris The mountings and
handles are OF tortoise she'll, delicate
ly wrought. Bead bags are stn ihe
vogue, most OF them copied after an
tique bcadwOrk.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
cam nr rnANKs

We wish TO thank our neighbors,
friends. relatives, the Masonic organiza-
tlons. G. A. r., Daughters Of Veterans,
Water Witch Fire Co. and the dupont Co.
for their beautiful floral offerings during
the sad bereavement of our beloved hus-
band and father. James II. Porter.
Mllh and Chlldren.s
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

OF Wilmington from other suburban
places that are included in the VIII
mington territory OF the company
was mentioned to the board by Mr..
Marye and Mr.. Hazard during the
hearing.
The next regular meeting OF the
board is on November ..
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
CARD or THANKS.

We wish to thank our family, Friends
and neighbors for the floral offerings and
sympathy extended TO US during the re-
cent bereavement Of our dear mother,
Margaret u. Ross.
Mrs. A. J. Kraus and Sisters.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
MIR. WELLS CAMP DIRECTOR.

The Rev. Z. w. Wells, pastor Of
Wesley NJ. r. Church. this city. has
been appointed superintendent OF
Fonwick Island Canpmecting for The
season Of 1921. The meeting will
begin August 70, and will continue for
Ten days. FenWick Island is located
ten miles north OF Ocean City, Md.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

The cotton market opened firm to-
day. December sold at 20G0, up 3;
Jan. 1000. up 22; March 2Oi0. up 30;
May 1895. up 81; July 1888, up II.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

NEW HAVEN, Gonna large resi-
dent squad OF assistant coaches are
helping Tad Jones develop promising
players, so that old Eli can again
holler Come on, Yale"
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
WONDERS EXTEND ENCACFMFNr

RALPH and Betty Wonders. the dane
ers w0o have placed this pasiime on
hien plane In this city. and at the
same TIME made il more enjoyable.
VIII extend their stay In this city by
tWo weeks, according TO an announce
ment made last night hy paul =
Thompson. manager OF the Audito-
rNm. The success OF the Wonder. in
this city Is the primary cause OF the
extension OF their contract. Ralph
Wonders declared.
Inc iirst or a series OF cah1ref
hsnis was held at The Aud Ton um lasi
night More than so. people attended.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
FATHER CONNELIY nnME snnN

The Rev. John J. Connolly. pastor
Or ~ Thomas Roman C5lhoiic
Cn urch, who has been spending sew
eral months In Europe, probably will
return home the early part Of No
yember. In a letter received bv his
pardshioners, Father Connolly saws he
viii arrive home In about two Weeks
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
To BRIGHTEN RUGS.

To brighten rugs, add a teaspoon
ful OF turpentine 10 a pail OF warm
water. Dip clo.h into this solution,
squeeze it dry, and rub the rug Wig
orously.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
Card OF THANKS.

We wish TO thauk our relatives and
friends for their doal offerings and sym
pathy during our recent bereavement OF
our dear mother, Mrs. Mary n. Jones.
Her Daughtcrss
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
MRs. 3. W. PINEs MpRnNEs

Mrs. Charles w. Pines. 1905 Market
street. has returned from a Washing
/ ton sanitarium. where she underwent
an operation for appendicitis. Her
many friends VIII be interested 10
! know that she Is conNalescing.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
GARD or THANKs.

wish to thank my friends for their
sympathy and floral offerings at the
death OF my daughter. Cecilia Anna But
Ter. Mrs. Mary Butler.'
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

There are many ways 10 turn an
auto into cash. secure new car or
one OF different make under FORUM
OF .he Wants.-Adv. =
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
WAsnING rATrINC

Before washing delicate tat.ing
sew it In a Turkish towel. lt VIII
thus keep It's shape and will prevent
tearing and wear
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
cRANGE nALLOMEEN pARTN.

INlNII HNIIWlI = - 7 III =
A Halloween party VIII ne given
next Thursday evening by brandlMlne
Grange az Talleyv'lle. Prizes VIII nc
AWARDED for the most original cos
lume ihc funniest costume, the best
darkie costume. The best imperson-
atcr. either man or woman.
al This time a mock election viii
be held. in which the women Will
be instructed In marking the ballot.
The grange has had electric lights
installed I'm Grange Hall
a corn show Will be held the last
OF November.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

Headaches From Slight Colds
GROVES l.. B. .. tablets laxative
Headache by curing the Cold. A tonic
laxative and germ destroyer. Ask for
GROVES l.. B. Q. tablets. Look for
signature-of L. W. GROVE on box. soc.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
G. o. p. WOMEN MEET ToNIcIrr

Under The auspices OF the Fifth and
Seventh Ward Republican Women a
mass meeting will be held in the
New Century Club this evening. The
speakers Will be Mrs. Alexandra Car
Isle Pfei1fer, OF Massachusetts,. and
tnited States Senator l.. Heisler BAH
Mrs. pfeifer Is a noted speaker. she
was one OF the Massachusetts dele
gates 10 the Republican National Con
vention and attained prominence BY
her address before the convnlion
placing Governor Calvin Coolidge. OF
her SLATE. in nomination for the vice
presidency.
Mrs. Edgmont G.. Negendank will
direct a Republican wom6n's chorus
Mrs. Donald s. Ashhrook and Miss
Margaret Miller will serve as chair
men OF ushers. Mrs. Frodeickr Sn,der
VIII be IN charge OF the decorations
Mrs. a. D. Warner will preside.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
MAsol-r nANcE M NINroRT.

special TO 'lIfe iaNNNiib 1NLi hns
NEWPORT. Oct 23-The masque
nariv held In Masonic Temple last
evening by ST. James Episcopal
Church. was a decided success, both
socially and financially The hall was
beautifully decorated with corn fod-
der pumpkins, witches and black
cats and other spooky things.
There was a. grand march, ana
nrizcs were awarded as follows 10
those having The best costumes;
Firsl-Frank Gedling. two pound
hox OF candy donated by Reynolds
Oandv Company. OF Wilmington.
serond-Nliss Moss Tyler, pair of
linen towels. donated by Mrs. +. l..
Thlrd-A Alfred Young and Victor
Long as Cold Dust Twins won a
carving set donated by the Delaware
Hardware Company.
Prizes In the spot dance were
awarded as follows.
Ladies' prize-Donated by Jorde OF
Wilmington. won by Miss Ruth
Moody.
GcnOeman's prlzo - Donated by
Hardcasuc. Of Wilmington. won Dy
Victor Long. c,..,.-
Long delighted the spectators WIN
cake walk. and were rwarded by me
rifi OF Il cake. which they later sold
for lhc cause
Mr. nunhp won the basket OF fruit
donated BY Celia & Company, OF Wi.
minglon. ne having guessed nearest
the correct number or seeds In the
large pumpkin.
Music was furnished by the oriei.
nal Dixie Land Seven Orchestra, OF
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
TIuANE SrRnNG

NEW ORLEANS-Tulane boasts OF
three linemen who were named as
All-Southcrn men last year. They
are Payne, Beallieu and Forest
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
Is i rk In 81

RITTENBERG-To Mr.. and Mrs Clark
SON Rittenherg. Of Hartley. Del. at the
Delaware Hospital, on October 10. a
daughter.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
Social and Personal NerUs From Many sources
NURSES PROTEST
DOCTORS STAND

The Delaware League OF Nursing
Education in a resolution adopted
recently. protests against the resolu-
tons adopted by the i3is. an
nual session OF the Delaware State
Medical Society. The nurses resolu-
tion follows:
whereas, The threatened short
age OF nurses is a menace 10 The pub
lic and a great handicap to physicians
the DeiaNVare League OF Nursing Edu-
cation aCrecs-but there Is undouht-
edly a shortage in all professions. We
read of shortage OF teachers, and OF
doclOrs-but do they advocate leSs
education as a remedy
'i. is true that Today over three
hundred different occupations arc
open to women. when We look back
less than twenty-five yefrs ago, and
find but two occupations Tor educated
women. nursing and teachine Aealn
In the nursing neld alone there arc
fhirtv-nNc or more opportunities
open for the graduate registered nurse
when few years ago institutional
nursing and private nursing CON-
pleied the list
AT the present time there is a
marked tendency for both man and
woman toward a quick return IN
money for their services. 30 many
voune women TODAY are attracted 10
thr bus ness course or other helds
ivlh less labor shorter hours, and an
immediate remuneration
Nevertheless tho colleges for he
higher education are crowded, and the
tendency for higher education IN
creases and every year more uniNersi-
ties open their doors 10 women.
IVA have two distinct group-nic-
lures. one Is money-maklng first ana
what 10 brinCs-the other is education.
training. and service and what Il
@0lher states uphold ths standard
curriculum. Can Delaware AFFORD 70
turn out nurses who cannot compete
with those OF Pennsylvania. or so
lower The standard of nursing hat a
registered nurse OF Delaware Is unaple
10 have registration IN other states 2
Tho State law OF Delaware requires
three years OF training.
"The hospitals today with the
eiriciest requirements IN education,
with me foremost advantages for the
nurse am not the ones suffering Tor
annlicanis The doctors themselves
will admit mat they advise young W0-
men Ia enter such schools as the Pres
hyferian Hospital. Nsw York, where
students enter with full high school
education and a course OF afiliation
with the Columbia University, term
az flye years when the nurse receives
her school diploma and her bachelors
degree. Such a training school has
not lowered neither the course. OF
theory. practice or tme-and today
has waiting list
Resolved. BY the Delaware League
Of Nursing Education. not 20 lower
the standard Of education IN their
training schools. but 90 strive 10 raise
this standard so that the young wo-
men OF Delaware with education VIII
he able 10 have competent training m
the hospitals of their own State.
"Thcre Is no profession for women
calling for so high an education and
raining IS he profession or nursing.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
CHICAGO GRAINS.

CHICAGO, oct % United Press.)-
Opening grain:
Wheat, Dec. 20l1z@2O311; March
i96d95is.
Corn Dec. Siih: May S71k6Ss.
Oats Dec. 533z@%; May 5S%@ss.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
TODAY's MARKET.

NEW YORK. oct. % United Press.
Slight advances were registered in
practically all the better issues at the
opening Of The stock exchange To-
day.
u. s. Steel opened at SS1s, UP u; IN
ternational Paper 70h up Is; Penn
43A, up h; Baldwin ii4A. up y;
United Fruit 2i9A, up "a; Texas
Company SIX, up Il; Mexican Petro-
leum 1914, unchanged; B. and q. ass
OFF 9s
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
NEW YORK COTTnN.

Pick clean men when you vote
Prohibition Party.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Build
ing, furnish the following quotations
OF local securities:
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
IN NIENORIAnf.

In sad but loving remembrance Of our
dear daughter and sister, Mary r; stew
enson, who departed this life October %,
1920:
Two sad years. 70 fun Of changes.
Since death strangely made us part;
We cannot take thee from our memories,
Nor thy image from our heart.
Mother. Father. Sister and Brothers.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
"COME ON. YALFu

Hold on to the dry laws. Prohibi-
tion Ticket.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
CARE OF FLATRONs.

Flatrons which will not be used
FOR some tme, are protected from
rust by a coating OF grease or par
ann or by wrapping them in waxed
paper.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
THE PRICE SHE PAYS

There Is hardly an American woman
nowadays who can keep pace with
the demands made upon her time and
energy without paying the penalty OF
ill-health. II may be that dreadful
backache, dragging pains. headaches,
nervousness or the tortures OF a dis
placement. It is the price she paws.
To women in this condition Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound comes
as a boon and a blessing. A simple
remedy made from roots and herbs
which brings glorious health 10 suf-
ferlng women ADV.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
SineS and Welch
Florists

2f2 WEST EIGHTH STREET.
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
D. & A. 567s.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
RRIlSSEIs IACE

The volley ball league starts al the
"Y" Monday eevnlng. November 4.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-11
LA FALDA CORTA Y LAS
Medals DE SEDA
FL uso de la primavera' ha
ocasionado una gran es-
casez de las segun-
das en- Europa
tg 81 S

81 nuestras lectoras son previso-
ras, debieran seguir sin titubear, Ell
siguiente ~consejo, hijo de nuestra ex-
periencia informative: Ccmpren aha-
"a todas las medals de soda que pue-
dan v demas prendas de vestir de Ia
misma tela que acostumbren usar, an
ties de que ia Primavera Sc llegue.
Nuestras lectoras, curiosillas como
deben ser, querran saber sin duda,
por que nos preocupamos por hacerles
esa advertencia, y la cosa es bien
olivia. Els una question de simple e.
ccnomia domestica; queremos evitar-
les q nuestras lectoras que gasten Il
cantidad doble o triple dentro de seis
mases, de u que ahora tengan que
emplear para obtener esas prendas.
Nuestro aviso Sc hasa en- \ noticia
de fuente fidedigna que anuncia L
escasez &c soda en- este ano, en- Eu-
ropa : aim en- Asia y America.
Los manufacturers de generos de
soda de Francia, Italia, Espans Y de-
mas naciones del contlnente euE'opeo
Sc han visto obligados & desecha -nfi-
nidad de negocios ya, por Ia falta de
materia prima. Los precios &C los ar
ticulos de seda Sc han aumentado pa
"a ahora. de 200 y 400 por ciento, de
los que tenian antcs dc Ia guerra y
al@unas ~varicdadcs &c sedas ia2one-
sas. han subido hasta siete vcces mas
81 vaior.
-RIcn".-se dir5n nuesiraS l~ectoras
-pero Cue tieHe U YER TODD este con
l. falia ccrta?
ALA vamos. La escaSeZ de IA Sc
da oGc ahora hay. Sc atribuye en- gran
parte 4 ia falda corta que tan Ell
boga ha es:ado, Principalmente en- Eu
ropa. dcsde el Verano pasado, pucS ell
uso de dicha falGa requiere una bue.
ma media de soda y W comprcnderan
nueStcaS lectoras. pues practicamente
10 debcr Saber. IA enornle demanda
que habran teniGo las tGnues vestidu-
ras para les miembros iEferiores, que
no nor ser infcricres valen menos cue
los superiores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-11
IA NOVA De IbSEN

Isben. Ell famoso dramatUrgo no.
ruego. suror de IA Casa dc muNe-
cas-. e! patio salvaje", Los espec-
tros''. orras taatas obraS 4 cual mas
notablcS.. tuvo una n muy CYL
giral de encoaJrar nova. Ibsen es-
tab- enamorado de II hija del pastor
Thoresen. a Ia cual conoci6 en- el tea
tro de Bugeg., en- doMde el estaba en-
Dleado: zero no SC atrevia I dec!arar-
Sc. DesDueS de muchaS vac!laciones,
sc decide por fin una ma1ana 4 cscri-
birle una carta. En- ella le decia n Ia
Senor;ta Thorescn que 4 las cinco dc
IA tarde iria personalmcntc por Ia
condensation.
81 Sc Il recibia. era senal de que
su peticion era bicn acogida: 81 IA
criada lie decia que Ia senorita no cs-
taba en- casa, la considerable como
una negative; es decir. con- unas ca
la5azas.
4 las ciHco on punto de Ia tarde,
Ibsen l3Gmaba . IA puerta. Una cria
da !e abri5. le hizo p2sar. lc condujo
4 IN gabinetc Y lie dijo Que ~aguarda-
ra. Sc sent6 en- una silla = aguard0.
Al principle SC coHformj p~ens&ndo
que acaso Ia muchacha estuviera AGA
bando de vestirse. pero POGO 4 POGO
comerz0 a inpacientarse. .Aquello
era inexplicable. La senorita Tho
resen parecia dispuesta 4 aceptarle
pueSto que le habia hecho pasar: mas
81 lie aceptaba, ;por que no venia?
Mientras Sc hacia estas reflexiones
pas6 otra media bora Ibsen, muy
nervioso, Sc puso . dar pasos por la
habitaci6n. jQu6 debia hacer? En-
Ia case. reinaba profundo silencio.
Pens6 en- irse, pero 81 Sc iba, perdia
a su adorada. Sc sent6 otra vez.; Sc
habria puesto NAL Ia senorita Thore-
sen? No era probable. porGue en- es-
tie case, Sc 10 lutheran dicho. 4 las
dos horas de espera comenz0 4 sos
pechar 81 seria obieto de una burla.
Muy indignado, Sc levant6 para mar
charse, y cuando llegaba va a Ia puer-
ia. oy6 de pronto, detras de 81, una
allegro carcajada. Parecia salir del
sofa. Tolvi6 a entrar en- Ell gabine-
tie Y VIC cor gran sorpresa que deba-
10 del mueble surgian Ia cabellera
rubia Y Ell Undo rostro de Ia mucha-
cha.
Allegro Y c~ontenta, miraba a Ibsen
V lie decfa:
-Queria yer cuanta paciencia era
listed capaz de tener por mi. La prue
ba ha sa!ido bien. LIE ruego que me
ayude a levantarme.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-11
e o.
rs DIES
EI@ ~

rQuien 10 dir1a: Alguien ha descu-
bierto QUO los pies, como las flores,
Neren 81 lenguaje especial.
La forma de los pies, segun a!gu-
nos sabihondoS, enc:err2 IN munto
de re~velaciones en- cuanto al ~caractec
de las personals. No digamos naGa
ne las lfneas de las plantas de elics.
En- Oriente Sc las estudia cor tanto
ruidado como las de "a ma1o, Y Sc sos
.iene que Sc hallan en- correspondent
ria con las de esta; pero en- a India
sal estudio es facil. porque Va des-
ralza "a mayoria &c las genteS, mlen-
tras cue en- Europa no es f~recuente
yer 4 ringun pr6jimo los pies.
Contentemonos, por 10 tanto, 0
txaminar senciIlamente las botas.
Tn zapatero o~bservador podria re-
Telar al detalle el verdadero caracter
de u parroquianos.
Puedenl clasificarse los pies en- tres
variedades perfectamente distlntas:
primera, los cortOs ' gordoS; segunda,
los largos Y huesudos, Y tercera, los
peQuenoS Y finos.
FL pie corto y gordo indica, en-
primer Iugar, versatilidad Y vivaci-
dad. Pertenece cast siempre q n
persona efusIva, de buen ~corazon, a
ficiorada q divertirse y que tiene
mas entuSiasmo que co~nstancia.
ST el puente del pie eS alto Y bien
arqueado. indica habiidad diplomati-
ca ' penetration. sea Ia que Quiera
In forma del pie eu 10 demas.
FL pie largo Y huesudo indica reSis-
tencia, tenacidad Y caracter e~0ergico.
Los que 10 poseen suelen tener mas a.
ficion al trabajo que e divertirse y
sonan las cosaS en- se-io. No seran
tan ~vahentes nj tan demostrativos
romo las personals de pie gordo Y
corto. pero son mas perseverance, en-
, sus a~fecciones V en- sus actos. Tieneu
Rrritudes mecanicas ' cien6Eicas mas
bien que artiSticas. Son, por 10 ge-
neral, honradas, cuidadosas Y buenas
para amigos ' n2las para enemigos.
e. pie pequeno = fino es dIstlntlvo
de aptitudes I-tererias, musicales y
poeticas. Las personals CUE 10 tienen
suelen ser dificilss de complacer,
porque tienen los gustos muy raflna-
Dos. Este tipo reveia q una perso-
ma mas hien del;cada que fuerte y
aotada de mas seusibiiidad Y aguceza