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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-11

these there was tho sounu Of. Iocto,
NfaX's step In the corridor and his
smiling nod from the door; there was
a "God bless you" now and then fol
the comfort she gave; there were
wonderful nights on the roof under
the stars. until KS little watch
warned her to bed.
X. was having his own troubles In
those days. Late at night, when Anna
and Harriet had retired, he sat on
the balcony and thought Of many
things. Anna Page was not well. He
had noticed that her lips were rather
blue, and had called in Doctor Ed. 1t
was valvular heart disease. Anna
was not to be told, or Sidney. 1t was
linrriet'S ruling.
Sidney can't help any," said Hur-
rfet, "nnd FOR heavens snke let her
have her chance. Anna may live for
years. You know her rs well us |
do. If YOU tell her anything at all,
she'll have Sidney here, Whiting on
her hand and foot"
And 1.r Moyne, fearful of urging too
much because his own heart was cry-
ing out to have the girl bnck. nssontcd
Then X. was anxious about Joe.
me boy did not seem to get over the
'hinE the way he should. Now and
'h'h l." M"Ene. rrSuming his old habit
"f wrarEing himself into sleep, would
walk out into the country. On one
Such night he had overtnken Joe,
tramping along with his head down.
Joe Ind not wanted his company.
had plainly sulkcd But LIE Moyne
had persisted.
III not talk" he said; "but since
we're going the same way. we might
as wei! walk together"
But after time Joe talked after
MI. 1t was not much ut tirSt-a fever
lSh complaint about the heat. and that
II there was trouble in Mexico he
Thought he'd go.
Wait until fall, If you're thinking
~ H. X. advised. This is tepid com.
pared with What youll get down
there"
I've got To Set away from here"
~ nodded understandings Since
;he scene as The White Springs hotel.
both Nnew that no explanation was
HsEs>>A.y
For almost twenty minutes they
,'""'NIN On without speech. They
@@a :HAIe 4 circle. and the lights Of
:G| c;ry We're CLOSE again. X. stopped
.@ EG- :: Ainily hand ON .IoeS Shoul-
:!-.
\ ,uAa'S Sov . stand up under
:17S -$a his YOU kuow mean. il
-''.>--. oa i EuoEkouc. keepin-
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To Drive Out Malaria
And Build lin The System

Take the Old Standard GROVES
IASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking. as the formula is
printed on every label. showing it is
Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form Tho
Quinine drives out malaria. the Iron
builds up the system. 50 cents.
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Like the Dodo.

According to the last census the tur
key population Of the country has full.
en- or greatly In recent years. Ona
statistician records the sad prediction
that the popular bird will before manv
years be "as scarce rs the dodo."
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-11
sult vas aot in~oMs nous, pnt feiined
nnd rather Impressive.

l
III. ,re were other changes In, the
| Street. Tho Lorcn2 house was being
painted for ChriStlne's wedding. John
ny Rosenfcld. not perhaps of the
Street Itself, but certainly pertaining
to 1t, was rnrning to drive Palmer
HOwe's new ear. In mingled agony and
bliss. He walked along the Street, not
fright foot. left foot" but "brake foot,
clutch foot" and took to calling Off
the vintage of passing cars. "So-nnd-
| So 1910" he would say, with contempt
| In his voice.
X. had Yielded to Annals inSiStence,
and WIS boarding rs we'll as rOoming
ut the Page house. The Street, rather
snobbSh to its occasional floating pop
uintlon. was accepting and liking him.
1t found him tender. infinitely human.
And in return he found that this
seemingly empty eddy into which he
had driftrd WAS tcrming with life. He
busted himself with small things, and
found his outlook gradually less
tinged with despair. When he found
himself inclined to rail. he organized
Il baseball club. and sent down to
everlasting dcfcnt ,!'c l.inburg'S., con
SiStng of ca>hhnys 'rom Linden &
llofburg'S department store.
He made no further attempt to
avoid Max Wilson, Some day they
would meet face to face. He hoped,
when 1t happened. they two might be
alone; that was all. Even had he not
been bound by his promise to Sidney,
flight would have been foolish. The
world was small place, and, one way
and another. he had known many
people. wherever he went, there
would be the same chance. The meet
ing took place early in September,
ana under better circumstances than
he could have hoped for.
Sidney had come home for her week.
ly visit, and sent Kntie to ask Doctor
Ed to come over after dinner. With
the sunset Anna seemed better. She
insisted on coming downstairs, and
even sat with them on the balcony nm
Ill the stars came out, talking OF
ChriStinc'S trouSScau. and. rather fret
fully. uf what she would do without
the pnrlnrS.
"lou shall have Your own boudoir
upstairs" said sidney vnliantly. "Ka-
tie can carry your tray UP there. We
are going I" make The sewing room
into your private sitting room. and +
shall nail the machine top down"
This pleased hcr. When Il. insisted
on carrying her upstairs, She went i'm
q tlutter.
He is So strong. sidney" she said,
when he had placed her on her bed.
How can clerk. bending over led
ger. be 50 muscular? When l have
callers. vii! II I've all right for Katie
70 show them urStarS:'
She dropped asleep before the doc
r"r ca rn<.; and when. at something
Ae'-: ~.E---. ~. riorr Of the Wilson
hn'.a~ .,a::-cc@t a.G 3 figure crossed
n|Hr "''%-'. ), 2aat m, ~ 81 aIl but
rhs s,!.'4>rr
$":.:'sT ha. t@so .....= ra,a.r more
f'"'A!2 tn::et :s).A LATELY incrc had
h""n /, n-H*"~> :nly., :.~:. *. listen
ina ngsrr.9 "::' :G:., ."Sd b.twecn
NnriS $rt'f - >raH.. prosecutions
anh i"a, Z: Il" -.-i .nlninizcd
rh"m ar.sr her So
i'"n"'''IlefS'
;nr s.: rrv,hE a.f :..'.!-."
''!' ana no" that
~ VIII accept
nv ","er
mn" ana so
''' '''N wei IN
''"'' 'S"h was IN SldneyS
''"'"n' '"'l'''seicleS
=" 80 '''H '',',N'. o'u'ieS might
an" 'i."s her 10 the
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-11

man may be the architect Of his
own fortune, but he can't induce the
sun to shine In every room.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-11

zenge" or syrup" but a real old fashioned
ooes o or medicine which cleans out Worms
Ut iapeworm with q single dose Adv.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-11
CfO bE CoNTINUED.)
Which2

which,
Forgetful Waiter Ito diner who has
ordered)-"Beg pardon, sir, but are
you the pork chops or the boiled cods'
boston Evening Transcrips
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SPAIN SUFFERS BY OUR
 BREAK WITH GERMANY

Madrid, Spain. Thursday, April l2.-- Via Paris. April 1l-After the meet ing Of the spanish cabinet Wednesday Premier Romanones declared that the government was occupied particularly with the situation created for Spain from 8 commercial point of view by the attitude adopted by the United States and Cuba toward Germany
 Today the cabinet also considered tae possibility Of a rupture between Germany and other Latm.American republics and the possible paralysis of Spanish commerce which would he aH inevitable consequence as many of these republics form the principal markets for the products of Spaiu.
 Among the statistics read at the cabinet meeting was a table showing that the losses in shipping atuibut- able to the war now amounts Co one. sixth Of the total Spanish tonnage.
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STATEMENT OF THE
 FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS

Washington, April ll-Total re. serves Of federal reserve banks de. clmed approximately $240o0000 dur. ug the week, according to the board S weekly statement made public today The statement shows condition of re- serve banks April l3 to be as folio" 5:
 Resources.
 Total gold reserve. $539,074o00.
 Tota. reserve, $560,21OoO0
 Total earning assets, including in- 1eetmeuts, $22L4l3,o00.
 Total resources, $9SISS90Oo.
 Liabilities.
 Capital paid in, $56,4OS,ooo.
 Government deposits, $422i70oo.
 Federal reserve notes, net $l3ol1- 0oo.
 Total liabilities, $9SLSS9ooo
 Gold reserve against net deposit and note liabilities, 7l2 per cent.
 Cash reserve against net deposit and not liabiiues 739 per cent
 Cash reserve against net deposit ,a- bIiues after setting aside 40 per cent gold reserve against net liabilities on federal reserve notes in circulation 7A5 per cent
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UNDERWRITERS COOPERATING
 WITH DEFENSE COUNCIL

New York, April l4-Officials of the national board of fire underwrit. CTS are cooperating with the national council of defense and various gov ernment officials, it was announced today. in an elaborate plan to safe guard the oountry's vital resources, notably protection of the grain and cotton crops, from fire
 The services of close to 5000 sur veyors. inspectors and appraisers have been offered to the government for the purpose of making local iu. estigations and submitting reports on
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DESPERATE APPEALS TO
 SUBSCRIBE TO WAR LOAN.

Amsterdam. Via London. April 1l.-- Desperate appeals are being made in the German newspapers 10 the public to subscribe to the sixth war loan, which closes at o'clock in the after noon of April 16. Some of the phrases used by the papers are:
 "Give straight answer to Wilson " "Pretext for the war is the unrestrlct- cd submarine warfare" "Wilson does not hesitate 10 endeavor to split the German people and German govern ment." How little Wilson knows about the German nation and Ger. man character" Pay up."
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on To il the edges piped with cove cred cord made from the dark stripes. The sleeves are three-quarter length and finished with bands of the same material as the skirt.
 The plaitS in the skirt are caught down at thc edges for a short distance below inc wai~rlinc, say three or four inches. All around the skirt the White stripe iS turued under the dark ouc and the pIaits are pressed down tue entire length of the skirt, which is fn- iShcd with a threc-iuch hem. A belt slips through small straps at the sides of the bodice. They are made of the dark stripe in the goods It is white and fastcns with two small pearl but tons.
 This same design might be used for linen and even for silk, but fl could not be smarter than it is as shown in cot. .ou
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DARCY MATCH OFF
 IN NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans, April 14-The pro. posed 20-round bout scheduled to be held here April 23 between Les Darcy Of Australia and Jeff Smith of New York, will not take place, according to tn announcement tonight by 'he directors Of local athletic club. which had arranged the match. The action was taken in compliance with a request from Governor Pleasant that the bout be cancelled for the public good The governor also stat ed in his request let Darcy follow the noble example of Georges Carpenter oi France. before seeking athletic en- agreements in Louisiana" 1t was said tonight that Young Ahcarn of Albany, N Y would be substituted for Darcy.
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conditions from whatever section in formation may be desired In addi- ton, it was stated fund of classified information on the nations resources has been submitted to the federal au thori'ies.
 Fun particulars of the water supply systems in every city with popula tion Of 20,o00 persons already has been given to the government it was announced
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Lent is mol far away, aud that means hat time will soon bring leisure 10 dr- ,ote to spring sewing New fabrics and styles for the coming season are already presented. Those for children interest the home dressmaker most; she feels safe in making wash dresses Tor little girls because they are not subject Co lust-miuute whims of fash on.
 For very little girls plain, white sheer fabrics are made up with fine lingerie laces as usual in dresses for all their dress up" occasions. Plain inen in colors (usually combined with white in the bodice) is q favorite for iaily wear, and ginghum holds its own IS the best of fabrics for play dresses. Nearly all the new styles are rather plain, with plaits featured in skirts md the bodice wholly or in part made If a white cotton material.
 For a girl of eleven years or so this combination of materials has been handed with excellent taste in the iress shown in the picture. Cotton pop in or any of the moderately heavy Feaves will prove n good selection in he striped material, and the white in he bodice might be of a thinner goods, is India linen or percale or batiste. The bodice is cut quite plain, of the white fabric, and fastens down the iront with pearl buttons. Emplace- nents of the striped goods are stitched
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STUDENTS
 ENLIST IN ARMY

Ardmore, Okla, April 14-Fifty students of the University of Okla homa have this week enlisted in the United States army and navy, and the Oklahoma national guard. On the list are eight who have been promi- uent in Oklahoma varsity athletics, including:
 Prank Mccain. captain of this years football team ''Rip' and Hop John son. the famous Johnson quarter lacks: Jesse Field and Albert Bris- COG and o. A. Brewu other gridron men Tipton Lookenbaugh, third base man, and Eugene Monnett, tennis star
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NEW RED CROSS DIVISION.

Washington, April 14-Creation Q, a new division of the Red Cross to be known as the Calf division. with headquarters at New Orleans. was am nonnced today at Red Cross head quarters. William J Iippert. who has been secretary of the New orleans
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frill about tbe wrists and at the edges of the dchu make the right kind of un- ish for it The skirt has a very marrow frill at the top. In lieu of girdle, a heavy silk cord iu black and white IS a happy thought.
 II is whispered that cretoune will figure among the fabrics chosen for smart sports clothes and there Is every reason to predict success for it. In the three piece matched sets para sol, hat and bag--it ought to be par tcularly effective.
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Gold or Silver Lace.

Gold or silver lace may be bright ened by boiling in hydrochloric acid slightly diluted with water. The acid will remove the yerdigris and dust and leave the gold and silver uninjured. Gold lacf on garments can be cleaned by applying powdered ammonia brisk ly with f flannel Finish hy giving it a good brushing or polishing with an old silk handkerchief.
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Society

morning service. lie is a visiting priest who has preached to large com gregations here
 The Daughters Of the King of St Lukes church VII meet Monday at s pm.
 Mrs John J. Ledeerwood plans to leave for Shreveport La. next week to spend a couple of weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joe Gray.
  Miss Lena Arenson Is in the city and is located with Mrs Will Mooney on Garden street Mss Areuson WAS one of the city teachers years ago.
 # j. r. Womack of Conway vas In the city yesterday on business con. nected with the proposed Peabody summer school
 
 Rev M N Waldrip, D. D., returned yesterday from a trip to Malvern and Benton.
  AIr. c. W Walbert is improving dur ing As visit 10 Mineral Wells.
  Rev. l. R. Gunn of Nashville, Tenny will preach at the Frs, Baptist church both morning and evening today
 k Mrs, Robt C. Henderson was oper- ated upon yesterday at the Algoma sanitarium and at last reports was get ing along well.
 F Rev Adolth H. Poppe of Lilte Rock will be in the city today and will preach two sermons at the Auditorium theater, delivering them in German and in English Dr. Poppe is O. the EVaugeIiCal Iutherau churcn
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Wrinkles Removed
 MmG. Helena Swift
Derrnatine

Famous Astringent for Relaxed Muscles, Flabbiness, Wrinkles and Deep Lines.
 Ambro Massage Cream. real cleanser. A full line of Hcine Swifts Toilet Preparations can be had at Par tors, Arkansas National Sank Build ing. Room 40i, Hot Springs. New York Address, 1872 Broadway.
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DIR. wALNER's osF:SEs.

Dr. DeCosta WslEer announces tbA1 he has removed his offices to a front suite second floqr in the Kempne bukd ding E'evato service 4-15-tt
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MarrIaaes During the Week.

Tbe marriages of most local inter ast which have occurred during the week were those of two Hot Springs eirl1 who were married in Lottle Rock.
 Miss Florence Patton, daughter Of Mir and Mrs W. c. Patton, we'll known residents, was married to Mir. Edward McDermott Sunday who for many years has been head clerk at Wo Arliuaton hotel Both Of these yomg people are popular in local cir cles and their marriage Was expected at some time, as their devotion to7 each other was known The bride is very attractive in appearance and manner and the groom is a mos es- imable young man of fine integrity, and pleasing address.
 The other marriage of interest was chat of Misc Lucia Briggs and Mir. Willard Cuttou Rev Forney Hutch meou olfic.atuE The marriage took place at thc home or the brides sis er Mrs R. X. Simpson. yesterday aft crroou Folowug the ceremony. the couple let for he home of the Hrdegroom in Woodward Oha. Miss Briggs has wide circle os friends u this city where for many wears sHe has been 8 tayoritc. She was popular member of Central Methodist church and teacher in Jones school She ha sa number Of relatives u this city,
 
 Miss Nabe Hord chaperoned a large party of high school pupils of grade 9 -o Snow Springs yesterday, the party leaving in automobiles at 1.5o and re. turning at c:50 pm.
 
 There was an informal dance at the Eastman hotel last evening
 
 The Arlington hotel entertained with an informal dance Friday eve Ens which wa well attended
 
 The Library Association is in hopes that the card party benefit 10 oe gwen at the Maeistic hote next "Wednesday will be a big affair and Flo that end have asked all of the local ad.es to arrange 70 have tables with .tLelr friends for the occasion.
  Central s l. 4. will meet Monday at the scaool at 8 o'clock.
 
 Rev F. Allard who has been hold ing the mission services at St Johns Catholic church the past two weeks, will preach the sermon at the
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Pasteurlzeo mHt s5o cream !a stsr llIzsd bottles delivered Tn time for breakfast. The Pasteurlzsd Milk Go Phone IS a1iu
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Local office of tue Western Union Company resume their regular office hours effective today Sunday, the office opening at ' a m. and closing at midnight instead of keeping open all night as was done during the racing season.
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Waists for Spring.

The waists for spring are unusually snappy in style and show a wider range of coIors than formerly. says the Dry Goods Economist This is especially true of blouses to be worn with sports ,Suits or with stylish sep arQte skirt bf the better kind.
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Now is the time to consider sports clothes for next summer, even if sum ner seems long way of from the " ands of snows. For those who follow ~ sun southward, or go to meet him
 he turns northward, the hand- { snest of sports clothes have already Been made. Tourists are the people Nho demand the best that genius can produce, and money pay for, in this particular field of women's apparel, so styles are established.
 In the skirt parasol, hat and bug, lll made to match, as shown in Che pie suFe, a new, heavy weave in silk is lsed II Is of oyster-white, with disks scattered over it's surface, each disk howing stripes of black, white and :olors in irregular widths.
 The logical choice in sweater coats 70 Dc iHQrn with this skirt will be in nyster-whitef Lther in silk jersey or n the same material as inc skirt. In aearly all the new suits. sweater-coats n plain colofs accompany skirts in the anne colos, hut striped or figured, like hat in the picture.
 The blouse shown is uf fine white latlate, covered with narrow tucks. A
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Our ChiIdren's Department is brim full of school dresses of every de scription. Speciality Shop. 4-15-3t
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SAFETY FlRST-THEN CREDIT CALL Merchants Association li07
 AdYt. I1-29-ti
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Mrs. Bell Hostess to Others Club.

The meeting of the Others Club Thursday afternoon at the home O; Mrs IT, H. Bell was one of much so- cial pleasure to The 25 ladies attend ing. The hostess was assisted by Mrs Will Ellis and Mrs J R. Brady.
 In the guessing contests the prizes were won by Mesdames John Proc tor North Abner Russell, Harold Muggeridge of Chicago. Walter Gov and Miss May Finley M7rs. H. Me. Cafrerty president of the club, was presented with q gift
 The program included solos from Miss Juanita Gillian and Miss May Finley reading from Miss Pauline Nobben and piano number from Miss Lucille Woodcock
 The decorations and refreshments were carried out in the patriotic col.
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chapter win be the director of tho Gulf division.
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SPECIALS-Tutti-fruttl and maple ice cream. The Pasteurized Milk Go. 3-22-tf,
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Very Special Prices in Ladies Spring Suits Speciality Shop. 4-15-3t
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Desoto Concerts Today.

This afternoon from 8 to : o'clock the DeSotc spring pavilion will have a concert and in the evening from s to 10 o'clock there will be another. The male chorus or 100 voices and Dave Walsh of Chicago will be the at the evening concert.
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Musical Art Club Elects Officers.
 Miss Iuci.le Woodcock was hostess 10 the Musical Art Club Friday after noon. The main interest Of the busi- ness session ccntcred in the election Of officers for the ensuing year with the following roster: Mrs. (. F. Marsh president; Mrs. W. F. Lake vice president; Miss Olive Faulkner, second vice president; Miss Lucille Woodcock secretary. Mrs. ! IT,. Avery. trea urer; Mrs. $. P. Mckee han. corresponding secretary
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Logan Berry Ict Cream The Pas
 teurized Milk CA sl.tf
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Baby Week Feature Of Early May
 One of the things decided upon at Dhe meeting of the City Federation yesterday was the oh ervance of Baby Week iu early part of May Suitable headsuarters will be obtained on Cen. ual avenue. where free demonstra- ton will be given and five kinds O.. literature be given away to those seeking information The committee appointed to look after the matter s composed of Mrs P L. Henry. chair man Mrs H. Felbeimer and Mrs J. N. Hudgius.
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For Ladies Fashionable Footwear, see us.
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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-19

since Great Britain took the first
Steps toward securing deliveranc,
from the domination of Germany in
dyeN,ufi manufacture. How far the
British government has progressed
may he gathered from the report last
mentioned, which states that all OF
the capital stock for British DYES.
Ltd has now been subscribed. II
j. further stated that in making the
subscriptions necessary in British
Dyes, the British government has
advanced 81 against every similar
amour, subscribed by the general
public. The interest to be returned
on the investment will be / Der cent.
Tor the government and q per cent.
Tor the private shareholders, these
rates TO remain the maximum ms long
a. any part of the public loan con
l;nncs IN the concern.
viewing the entire field. these are
u few of the conditions with which
American industries are confronted.
The CONCLUSION is unavoidable tina.
advice withou; protection will prove
To the situation.