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ILLUSTRATED FKATURK SECTION— March 22, 1»30
Vly Husband Is Insanely Jealous
He Warned Me Never to be Seen in Another
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Man’s Company, but * • ■
A T ru e Story of Jealousy
Complete
Thia W e e k ’# T ru e Story
tak en from
REA L LIFE
on Thi» P a « '
Wing lunch with another man " I , lirw ym how worried I was about It Oita
was to are me tierr wjth you there morning?
"Anil ' Clarence Interrupted
"I
would be an awful arene ”
Well, i r a n t blam e hUn for being (Inin i know th at your husband waa
jealous. ' Clarence bantered, as brau- the head of 'tie ProgfWMtV* T a xica b
> if ut as you a ie But In’ nerdn t wor­ Co<npan> and tiarag e and .ou r bua-
ra j
ry about me I II only be here for a band in tn l know th a t I
day or two. I ran up to close a Oliat­ m anager of the Kentucky M o'or O n -
,ainy You see. my rom pan) Is gt mg
ura* d e a l”
W hile n r talked. I couldn't help to do busInrss here and negt tutted
having a feeling of iinraalnrsa I was with yout h.iabantl to purchase hia
doing wrong, according to my hu s­ garage r* pan »hop and ta x i-s b *
" O h !” I smiled broadly
"A im < to
b a n d s si Maturila. 1 knew hr wt nldn't
like It If hr should find out that I think t i n ' Charles was about tu Jump
! ad had Ira with Clarence Dllw crtll. on you. C larence, for Irving In steal
of all men, but then, he would never | his wife "
'O h . I'm
juat a
.‘e sim a tuoi."
know T h a t at least, was com forting
How ch.irm ing and t|ua'nt it was In ( ’h ad es confi sard " L r l * forget it ”
But I couldn't forget that liaik on
C astle's, sitting there with an old
sweet heal t I hadn't aeen for eleven 1.1* face wilt n h r cam e In and saw
Bo I'll
vears
What tricks P ate plays! One me with Clarence Dllworth
ni-ier go anywhere with ano tlirr ■ >an
own never tell what may happen And again
I'm so sorry, honey.” I c o m fo r t-* ------------------------------------------- ---------------
yet It U the unexpected that make«
fd I wished so much th at there was
Purchases and be able to say
1H K KNU
life worth living; th a t prevent* the
.•oniethina I could do but I knew lb a lordly m anner. Please charge It
variety without which life I, d rab and
there wasn't. Had I known the s it­ to my acco u n t!'' and "Please deliver
spice leas
uation before hand. I might h are th at tom orrow !”
"W h at are you doing tier»?" T h e
I had Just left M ilner s when whom
been abl- to Interest some of my
cold, hard tones of my husband
fa th e r's friends In Louisville
But should I bump Into but Clarence D ll-
itartied me from my musing tie was
Charles had never been in the h.ibtt worth I hardly recognized him a fte r
.lan d in g opposite us. gUrtng m akv o-
of telling me anything about his bust- eleven years He Is. If anything, more
lently down upon us
[ distinguished looking than he was
ness.
I was struck dumb I tried to say
He was acd is the old fashioned when he ardently paid court to ine
something but my voire failed me.
type of husband believes the wife's in Louisville, oefore I m arried Charles,
at first
T ririfted . I glanced from
place is in the hom e; th at husbands what with his aristocratic r o m p 'd -
'/ 7 /o u } o //
Clarence to Charles. T h r form er was
should only be Interested in their ion. graying temples, soft vtbtant
calm and collected, my husband waa
business a ffa .rv Moreover he is In­ lo lre and elegant m anners, t alm ost 1
| plainly furious, his m outh twitching,
sanely Jealous. I believe he is one tainted with surprise
his hands ooentng and cloning. Ills
"Betty P u tte r' ' he gasped, grip­
of the most jealous men In the world.
ryes burning
Although I have shown him In ev­ ping my hand and gazing down ad ­
"C h arles," I finally managed to
'W herever In the j
ery way during the ten years of our m iringly a t me
blurt out “ttils Is Mr Clarence Dll-
m arried dfe th a t I rare only for him, world h a te you been ?"
worth of loinzvtlle, K entucky a ch ild ­ A ( t r a i Fun>|»an d m n i i t perir* let! a M ra*la­
' Not B etty Poster any m ore.” I
he continues to be Jealous and ready
hood friend and general manager of in * u r a n i th a t ju *t t lt e t w oaulffs! I l i» matte
'chided
him
.
but
Mrs
Charles
Bundle
to flare up at the least Uttle m atter.
• vallatile
in K l u m 'l lV « r l t ir a in Itiffc l
” 1 h a d Ju st l e f t M U n cr", w h e n w h s
Die K entucky M otor Ccm pany. one • « a y it te e m » tn li| b trn am ! cle ar Ih# »à ia .
You
must
know
th
a
t
I'm
m
arried
"
s h o u ld I b u m p in to
bai
C k fM M
He is short, dark and serious, a good
of
th
r
Iradlne
Negro
businesses
Ile
a
I
111
w
o
rth
.
i
n
a
f
r
w
rfd»i
you have the
per I n I r«»m*
provider and an exceptionally dut.ful
v<'8 O f course. How stupid
• mat In town to close a business deal |>lea»ui» — the ad m iration am i envy o f Irlrm ii,
husband, tu t he has annoyed me ter- ot me 10 forget," he adm itted, still
We Just met In front of M ilner s and
ribly a t tim es with his Jealous rages holding my gloved hand T here was
and have a little lunch together for cam e In here to have a lunch and a
i hat "
i dare not ever be seen with another a tone of regret m his voice and a
old tim e's s a k e '' he suggested, no'lug
K « fa tiw l • 1114.1», l u ln f « IM « i k t r f g l . I» »i(1 !..
m an. for he ias seriously warned me certain w’stfu. look tn his eyes. He the awkwardness of our position right i Like a flash mv husband's dem ran- Jitai
a n t i »bili
•III» fit*»» ll|
legi« um
I'l l ining« (1 It wus so am azing Min'
'iiddenly dropped my hand like an
«'•milt1.t
•!»■» . rr » tit itrg t »*1 I .at It •*» lit«
against It.
in fron t ot th r swinging doors of M il­ j l was swept practically oft my feet 1
• in In i till I" * — • »•". m 1 - • »i. ■ ■
It Is all very silly, of course, be- awkward boy
Mis face » a- wreathed with am lie; lah»«! l* I M | t e . MU|>II' M H a* b !•»••(• «I • » lip » « «Ose.
I . ti>i>U«i«u * Ir a r ,
• ml li| U « > » m l 1,1». I l I M L
"It doesn't seem eleven years have ner’s. W ithout a thought. I agreed
and he held out his hand eagerly
cause It is inevitable In this day and
As If In celebration of .h e occasion,
Bv t o i e l ' hr nlmrmt chortled. I m
p
assed,"
he
said
rem
iniscently.
"T
o
tim e lo r a wife to have some a c ­
YOUR
MONEY
BACK IF
quaintances and friends am ong the me it was only yesterday th a t we the fine rain and m ist had made way certainly glad to see you Mr l»ll- !
Been expecting vou for some J
men of the community. T h is 1* 1930 used to take those long walks of a for the warming rays of the sun and worth
YOU’RE
NOT
SATISFIED
I n* tin ow m r and m anager of
not 1830. but Charles doesn't seem
already Uie pavem ent was drying The days
Die Progressive T a x ira b Company and U ntar than telline » *• «ry It n a n f l l at
summer evening together, swinging
to know it.
■ k Wnta fae » irmi »• ,*r -r t •»• * rr»«|
city smel'cc! so clean and washed. The Oarug ■ VMJ «now
I can understand his Jealousy, of ¡lands, or go t o r a spin around the
O ram lay
«iman f»D i• I lag» «¿è»» «t a
W ell, well, w ell!' boomed C larence I tr ia l a m t if » "I l a r r n » M« »H ». t l .a n •»•i*A#«l a » l|
course W hen he m arried me I was country roads In my old freak Ford window displays seemed more, and
W hat a coincidence!'
•risai Iva. a pini Usiti, j
th e belle of Louisville and considered By golly, those were happy davs for more stunning the sm iles of the iol-
wtiat dor* this m ean ?" ’ cried
co re
t
one of the most beautiful girls In the me B etty ! W hat a lucky devil Bundle trrrrs and ncdenlrtans more ch cer- ('T e "Bay
r n t L W I A I ’ « U h aa r« i ja r u f k t e n a « **a»*a.
ll me something, you two
N e g r o community. M> friends assure vas to gel you."
ful, the autom obiles more shiny, the
"Y
o
u
arc, holier. Charles cxpuiln-
me that a fte r ten years of ina-ried
"B u t remember, you went away and
ELSNER’S PEARL CREAM CO.
life I have lost little of my Cornell- ! was gone a year when I m arried." I noises of the city like a giant sym ­ fd . seat I pg him self al the table "Mr [
Arm and arm
we tripped DU worth s company Is going to buy 141* Milwawk*« Ava, * D«a< 104 *
ness I atn very fair, with dark brown leminded him
I thought I saw the phony
my
garage
You
know
I
waa
telling
I
hair. Urge and lustrous black e . e s . ' smooth r.eh brown sk tr of his face lightly down to C astle’s, a cozy te a ­
have a very fine sm ooth skin, and flush f a lr 'ly as I said it.
am still qulu. slender and a c ’ ive.
"W ell, let's not talk about th a t," he room on a side street, w hrre palms
Charles worships me And I always aid. evidently pained
" I - - I nad and bowe.s about the tables give that
Business. vou know And I , prtvaev sc Conducive to romance,
vowed to do nothing to arouse ' his tc go
wasn’t able to get back untll^after you
fierce Jealousy.
At C astle's
It is thrilling to be loved i p
by i a man m arried and went away ^ a Ciod.
a » A what
|
"G ee, but It's good to sit opposite
like th at, but then, it is also some r shork that was! "
" I t Is prob.'.bly for the best," 1 re ­ you once again " he remarked ard en t- j
tim es annoying.
marked as Indifferently ws 1 couid to ly as we waited for our order.
~I I
I n te r Mr. Dllworth
conceal my emotion.
often thought about you when 1 was |
A fter Charles, somewhat relieved by
I had .oved C larence Dllworth far In T exas wandering where you were
taking m , into his confidence, had more deeply than I had ever ad m it­ r.tid w ha' you were doing I was too
gone to business. I decided to go dewn ted to anyone
And as I looked up hurt to write when I heard you had I
town -o shop I love to stroll down into his earnest eye« I found m yself m arried and then I didn't know how 1
the «treetr and admire the shop win­ terrified by 'tie thought th at I still Bundle Would take It "
dows, to walk along the aisles tn d e­ liked him next to my husband, b e t­
"Oh. he s terTlbly Jealo u s" I said,
partm ent stores and look a t the m ul­ ter th an any man In the world.
thinking for th r first tlm r that even
titude of gorgeous things on display,
"Let's go down the street a piece then I was disobeying orders In hav- '
C
HARLES was terribly grouchy that morning. A fine,
cold rain had ben falling since midnight, and as it
was not late enough in the fall for our furnace to be
: <>ing. the breakfast room was a little uncomfortable. I
glanced up now and then as he impatiently tore through his
newspaper and tried to eat grape fruit at the same time.
“\\ hat’s the matter, dear?” I asked as sweetly as I could.
“Nothing!” he growled, looking blackly over the morning
Times.
“Oh. yes there is.” 1 insisted. “Please tell me.”
"W ell,” he relented, dropping the paper and revealing
his careworn countenance, " I ’ve just got to sell out that
garage by next week. The mortgage is due and I haven’t
the money to meet it. Business has been discouraginglv poor,
and I guess a big place like that was a little too much for me
to handle anyway. I’ve been expecting a man in town from
Louisville to look it over with a view to purchase, but he
hasn’t arrived and naturally I'm worried half sick about it.”
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doubt I
B rillian t Critic, Contributor to " T h « A m e rican M erc u ry ,” “Plain T a l k " and O ther
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