Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

until l. hdr"tcd. Until my head aoh.d.
Talked me numb What ..',out?
Himself. "f course. What he had
accomplished. What lac IiL.S :ud
What Ii" dislik.s. All Of lies" as
closely related To my business on uhat
can as II hurfalo is Ia an "rchjl tea.
Yes and aye. We simply must
talk about the Grca, Theme. II we
don't "" are peculiar. as different
from I'll" rest OF ms as The Great Aux
Th"S" VIII" mount the r"Strum and
crate about themselves believe they
ar" interesting. They nrc-,o them
selves.
The most interesting persons in
h" world are those wh" reveal hut
a little. now and then. OF themselves
Know such man. He is on the
heights In the professional world
Ills days an. crowded with brilIian,
work and effective work Ills state
fEihlls burke cochraue's definition Of
harrincSs. II is complete ABSORB
ton in some form OF effective wurA :"
Ills evenings are spent with his fam
lily. or in III" library of his hom" ri,
work. occasionally "a few friends
come 10 his home to dinner
i'ull some would call that lifc
i'ut II satisfies him. He is doing his
work in III" world aud doing it w-il
Ills home is serene. His children ARE
tr"winE M after the pattern he has
mad" for them.
Few know the man. had almos,
L l.,
talks little. II you make a business
call upon him there viii hc a brici
inquiry AZ 10 your welfare. then a
plunge INTO the business Of the mo-
ncnt. crisp direct exchange OF
'"'"S' an agreement or u disaErr"-
'n"ni and 1t IS over. You leave with
sense OF having compressed much
"' 'mp"rtanc" Int" trn-minutr call.
hay" never heard that man talk
about himself. He is int"rcStiug lie
would 10" interesting IL only for that
reason. Acquaintance with him il "A
Guessing game" What DOES he think .
W NAT does he like" What dislike"
mat is his philosorhy of LIE" why
Is everybody Interested in Tin"
SphinN' because 1t tells nothing
about itself
know woman whom every one
Describes as lovely. hu, whom mo-
7
nor life. hut don't know hcr well.
Nor uOcS any one els" whom ! know
FniI Ia Pass Will.
| She is good To look at pleasant Ia
| near. Sh" has AN eloquent face She
presses your hand warmly. ana YOU
| know she Is glad To SEQ YOU Hut
Won never pass tn" impa rahlc wall
"t reserve that hedges hor about
foolish little wife became Jealous
I 81 the lovely woman. You look "A,
i'r so much. ANA YOU enjoy looking
! al h"r. can tell 10y Your eyes" Sh,
charged. Fortunately. the husband
"'ait gently with her. as We must
with the Jealous. Insanity or not.
/ IT is the worst form uf human tor
tur" lie said My dcar. YOU ar.
very young. II not. y.u would know
that Mrs. Blank is tn" KIND Of woman
whom YOU will know Just SO we'll
After that you would never know
her any better. II YOU saw her every
GAY for twenty years"
TRUE" She is one of tho most at
'"a"tivr women. Tn. Veil uf in
S'rutabiliiy she wears hcight.ns her
attractions. one wonders and viii
always wonder about the secret
woman that hides within her. 4
guessing game. Tan;alizinr riimrscs
OF radiant nature. thcn the shut
tors close aud the house within l..
darkencd.
There is no guessing game ahou,
the woman who talked for an hour
ana u quarter about herself She en-
j"Ned talking. AMI IT didn't matter
about any one else. That is the
slogan OF her family. the is OF the
Nc family.