Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 16, 28 November 1919 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, NOV. 28, 1919.

PAGE ELEVEN

She Married An Average Man

BY ZOB BUCKLEY

I do not know -where this la going !

to lead us my lnsistance upon continuing my work, and doing it at Athena's house, since I cannot work at home, with Mother Salsuury at my elbow every mon ;nt One thing I determined upon, and have thus far practiced, and that is to keep cheerful. Amiability, I begin to think. Is the strongest weapon of all that are given us to fight life's battles with. The strongest lances of anger .break agains it. Grouches melt befort It Opposition loses its force when it meets it. Even a husband's cold disapproval grows less frigid in its sunny rays. And as. for the amiable person herself, she is girded with cour

age and cheered with hope. Today is

the first day that I could not force myself to present a carefree exterior.

My whole being seems shaken. I pleaded headache tonight, and when

Jim decided to go to his club I tried not to agree too eagerly. I have now been each morning for a week to Athena's apartment and done my work in the cubbyhole room ehe fitted up for me, bless her friendly heart! On three of the days Eric Sands

has been there. Once he came to lunch, with Peter Landis, and Athena made me stay. The second time he came before I had quite finished my dally dole of letters answering the lovelorn, the discouraged, the perplexed, the oppressed and the merely frivolops all the motley crowd that writes to Its favorite magazine for lack of a better confidant The third time was today. This marked our first serious talk since Eric came from England. "Ann, does my presence disturb or embarrass you?" he asked me, with arresting frankness.

tf " tWnk lt doe8 1)0111 a ,ittle" 1 I 'answered, wanting to be truthful, but

it Is difficult for a woman to be wholly truthful under circumstances that partake at all of the sentimental. I didn't dare say more. I must remain on the defensive. I cannot assume that Erie cares seriously for me. I must find exactly what my heart holds for hi--. Then then it will be time to take the next step, whatever It may be. "I want you to know, Ann," he went on, taking my hand gently and inclosing it In both of his with a sort of protecting earnestness, "that I

never dreamed you were in New York

when I came to visit Landis. I got your letter, telling of your marriage Just before I left the military hospital at Vichy.

"It was dated Centerville. It said

nothing of your coming to New York

to live. Before I say more I want

you to tell me one thing. When you answer it I shall be looking straight

Into your heart, so tell me the abso

lute truth. Don't try to spare me, and

don't deceive yourself." He stopped.

but still kept my hand within his, and

1 felt my fingers turn cold. "Your

husband," Eric's voice went husky and he cleared his throat "do you love your husband, Ann?" If Eric had only not touched me. If only my hand had been free and I could have moved about the room to relieve the sudden oppression that en

folded in my face. I tried to control L

the awful, frightening, weakening thrill that went through my body not like an electric shock, but as if a great warm wave had passed over

me ana siowiy receaea, leaving me

limp. But I could not. My throat seemed paralyzed. T

tried to speak, but no sound came

from my lips. I could not articulate the word "Yes" and I would not say "No. I hear Jim's latchkey. I can write no more tonight. (To be continued.)

As a Woman Thlnketh BY HELEN ROWLAND

(Copyright, 1919. by The Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.)

When is a Woman most interesting

to men? Bernard Shaw won't tell!

No, no, no. No! He refuses to

"make a fool of himself!" Oh, very well! Then, here goesl

One doesn't mind being foolish, once

in a while just for arts sake!

A woman is most intersting to ANY

man, Just before the first kiss! When 6he isn't trying to be interesting. When she is interested in Bom& body else.

When another woman has begun to

bore him.

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And beauty enough to make HIM

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When she is old enough to know a

lot about men and still young enough to care a lot about them.

When she is clever enough to under

stand all a man says and not clever

enough to say anything which he

doesn't understand. When she is sufficiently experienced

not to be easily shocked and sufficient

ly innocent not to be easily kissed.

When she Is sufficiently spirituelle

to appeal to his higher nature and

sufficiently human to appeal to tne other ninety-eight per cent of him.

When she cares juat enough to re

spond if he is interested but not enough to be interested, if he doesn't respond.

When she Is fond but not too rona. When she likes him well enough to

be glad when he calls and not well enough to be miserable when he goes.

When she doesn't bore him to death

with indifference nor frighten him to death with devotion.

When she has been a widow Just long enough to begin to flirt a little with one eye while she continues to

weep a little with the other.

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BRIDE WAITED IN VAIN. LONDON, Ont, Nov. 28. While the body of Private Charles Cuerdon of

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When she is talking about HIMSELF his latest book, his newest play his business acumen his cravats his muscular prowess his golf score or his soul! And above all. When she is LISTENING to him!

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