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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-09

ings were held under the auspices of
extension service and S,465 audiences
were addressed. The total attendance
at these meetings was 367,565.
Realizing the importance of real
demonstrations the field meetings
reached the total of 10.16O with an
attendance of 5O.952. During the year
975 short courses were held with an
attendance Of 99GS.
Reporting concrete facts. the actual
results accomplished through the ef-
forts of these agents consisted of o.
45G new buildings, 1,41S buildings re-
paired, 1909 buildings painted or
whitewashed, 1925 home grounds Inn
proved, while 5,l57 houses were
screened or the sanitary conditions
otherwise improved.
Total Acreage.
A total of 1884 pastures compris-
ing of 1916 acres, were established,
while 1,9i7 drainage systems We're
constructed and stumps removed from
2O,6i7 acres Of land. The acreage
terraced amounted to 1852 and 49,
GA home gardens were caused to be
made.
Summing up the work this report
shows that as result of demon
stratlons there was an increase in the
production of corn of S7,95t As bush
els, valued at S119,939.75; 37,2S2
pounds of seed cotton valued at 81
7SO.24; 39.732 bushels of oats valued
at $39.732; 1880 bushels of wheat val
ued at s12.649; 2O.16Q bushels of peas
valued at s4O.'47.o1 and 41,1S2 BUSH
els of peanuts valued at $2S,909.44. A
saving on cooperative buying of fer
tiizer amounted to S4,274, was re-
ported. BY adding these amounts we
find that because of Negro extension
work the wealth in these seven states
was increased in 1920 by $277.632.4l.
In addition 20 the above items there
were a number OF other kinds of sorv-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
Old DELPHAS

II is wistful as web as picasinE to
think Of the young passing year b!
year into the world anil engaging
with its duties, its interests and it,
temptations. Too many are, however
impatient Of results. They are moi
satisfied to begin where their IA
theirs did, but where they left Off
They think to enjoy the fruits OF i'll
dustry without working for them.
Business is picking up again.
Mr.. Walter Masters bought eight
head of cattle the other day from Mr.
Rufus Rcnfro at Il reasonable con-
Sidcration.
Mr.. Fred Sanders has a commits
sion to perform the duties of no
tary public.
Mrs. Alice Bogic spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Andy Isabel.
Mrs. Ella CLANCY spent Friday
with her mother, Mrs. Rutha Johns.
Miss Stella Perkins was the guest
of her grandmother, Mrs. Mamie
Kelly, Thursday Mrs. Kelly has
been very ill for some time.
1t is reported that Miss Ethel Shift
lett finishes Miss Lula Fortunes
school in the spring.
Mr.. Balen Foster, of Quick, occu-
pies William Carpenters old resi-
dencc
The fierce wind last Sunday kept
The pans banging and the tubs roll
ing. 1t was so boisterous that if it
had been night it would have been
thought that there had been several
weddings and serenades were being
given.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26

81 think It Is perfectly marvel
GUS the way Tanlac has built me
up. Before | began taking ii !
was in wrctChcd health and only
weighed III pounds. | now weigh
la pounds and my health j.
splendid.
81 never dreamed that there
was a medicine on earth that
would cause me to regain my Tor
.mcr weight and health in So short
Il timc. but Tanlac did ii and |
simply cannot tell you how CRATE
ful am to this wonderful mcdi-
cine.
Il suffered for two years from
indigestion and dyspepsia aud was
in Il very badly run down condi-
ton. had Il tired, worn out feel
ing nearly all Of the time and
rarely had any appetite,
AT times would have indigcs-
ton 50 badly that could hardly
breathe | also suffered from pal
pitation of the heart, severe bead,
aches. and pains in my back. but
thanks to Tanlac, all al these ter
riblc symptoms have left me and
| now feel as well as ever felt in
my life.
"Anothcr thing; | sleep just
splendid at night now and never
suffer from nervousness like !
used to. Tanl2C is certainly a
wonderful medicine and | am only
200 delighted to recommend it to
my friends" The above state
mcnt was made recently by Mrs.
Ida Iamburgh, OF $40 :. Main
street, Brattlcboro, Vermont.
Tanlac is sold in Richmond bv
Stockton and Son; in College Till
by Gintcr Brothers; iii Bcrca by
WclCh Department Stores. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
The Best COuhg Medicine

When u druggist finds that all his
customers speak well of certain
preparation, he forms good opinion
of it and when in need of such a
medicine is almost certain to use it
himself and in his family. Hhis i:
why SO many druggists use and rec
ommend Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. J. B. Jones, well known drug
gist of Cubrun, KY, says, 81 have
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in
my family for the past seven years,
and have found it to be the best
cough medicine I have ever known"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
Thursday
HOPE HAMPTON IN "A MODERN SALOME"
The Lady Beautiful-Story sinner who became saint
Mystery Pollard Comedy

local theatres Saturday, Issued the fol-
lowing statement:
''There have been mystery plays
and mystery plays, but this photo
drama is the most battling and enter
tanning exposition of criminal craft /
mysterious play is ludicrous, without
plausibility-ar insult to human intel
igence. You may enter a picture
house almost any day and see Green
Eyes, alleged master criminal, battle
an entire metropolitan police force by
using ultra-violet-rays to kill off his
enemies. Or perhaps EShifty Louis
will create international constcrna-
ton by opening bank vaults with
wireless. On 'Canny Nike the make
up king, will kidnap the nations Sc
cret service chief, disguise himself as
his captive and proceed to disrupt the
service from the federal building in
Washington.
''Such themes may constitute mys-
terry, but they are impossible and
tiresome. If every crook and detec-
tive film contained the logic and ma
thenatical reason inclHcated in ''Thc
House of Whipsers," the public would
demand that this high standard be
kept up"
The story of "The House Of Wits
pcrs," starring Warren Kerrigan, re
wolves upon the plan Of an arch-crim-
inal to rob the tenants of the huge
apartment house in which he lives by
means Of an intricate secret stairway.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
Mrs. Elmer Tate, of Irvine, visited

-,
-' '1 ,.1, .I' 49, w.. W 0' ''''N
'''' hoocrt NI'liioh mas accepted .
P'N'''"t I'll '"c L. 4" ~ SHOPS "' MI
N'"'''''
Mrs. ". a. Wise, who has been
quite i'll ut the Gibson hospital, has
sufficiently recovered to be removed
{" her home at Ravenna.
Mr.. Ora Ice Parker who IS ;atcnd-
ing school IN Kirhmond' spent the
weekend with home folks at haven
''''
tfoi- Corner OF lranSylvan'a Uni
N''>it!' dH'Ivcfed an interesting lee
lure At INC Norman SchooI SUNDAY CIV
'hllE'
Wy. ana MIS- >. j. Mcuaughcy'
s.F, ana MIS- N IA. hurn;'h' 'r.' Mrs
". /. M'I'afd' MISS MARY Louise
I'"2'hcr'Sc' an" MI william burhan
composed d PHEASANT party 10 Inc
"'''luefaacrS' at inc Lexington OPP
'f2 mouse ioeS"ay night
ME-. an" MIS- warner" bchheI'
wore h""1' at Gunner Monday evening
ia compliment TO Mt ana MIS- David
George EMERSON, the guests OF Mrs
James Hcnnett.
Miss. Georgia Smith who is teach
my IN the Newly Hugh School, spent
nc Weekend with her sister, Miss
ii''!an smith in frankfort
Nr. w. !, Nlhca'o' OF bcrcil' spent
"'N'"'| IN hIcil'noHd'
MISS A'!c!" Cooper ha% arrive
from Louisville TO take charge OF inc
trimming department AT inc iHch-
''o'!'' -'i''''''e'E company.
NV. Leonard Hymcr, OF Sllvci
creek, IS patient IN the Gibson hos
P'l'i' . sun crer from rheumatism.
MIS- William Champ and daughter
ana MISS JIM Champ, OF the Paint
Lex section, were recent visitors IN
i|cnh"hd-
h'r, and MIS-. John Hurley have
gone 10 housekeeping in their pretty
"'I'" coVt'Ee on Fourth street
"f. Date GARRISON OF Washington
ana NM Henry Garrison, of New
York City, were guests of Mr.. and
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26

Mr.. Hale Dean has been confined t.
his home several days by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Mobcr!y 1T
tended the funeral of Mr.. john y.
Wynn ut Paint Lick, the latter part
of the week.
Miss Josephine Covington will leave
the first of the week to continue her
school work at Mary Baldwin Scmn-
AIRY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Mckee, Mise,
Lydia and Louise Mckee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Park WaEcrS, Miss Dean
Alvcrson, Mcssrs. John McKcnna ano
Edwin Powell were among those in
Lexington Tuesday night to acc the
4" MaSQucraders."
Mrs. w. NJ. Preston, Mrs. Quiz
gins and Mrs. Quinn Davis, Of Raven
na, were visitors here the latter part
of the week.
Miss Martha Pierce, of Bedford
Ky, is expected this meek for 1t visit
to Mrs. IL. f.. Edwards.
President Coates, Prof J. II. Robin
son and w. l.. Jayne were in Frank
Tor: this week, attending the convo-
caUiOn Of superintendent.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
FricndlcSS Amidst
Boarding House Ca

Did you ever leave you" home Town
somewhere in America to seek yoUI
fortune with the millions Of the me
tropols? Then, when you arrived
there, did you have a hard time t.
obtain employment of any kind and
on more than one occasion did you
have to ask your landlady to wait 2
few weeks for the room rent? AnC
did you suffer Ionesomencss-th kind
that gnaws at the heart and causes
insomnia and mclanchola
If you arc one Of the thousands who
have had such experiences YOU viii,
doubtless find much interest in the
picture version of "39 East" tn,
Rachel Crothers play in which Con
stance Bjnney will appear at the 10
cal theatres Friday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
To the UysDept1c

your stomach troubles are over, that
you can cat any kind of food that
you crave? Consider then the fact
that Chamberlair's Tablets have cur
ed others-why not you? There are
many who have Deen restored to health
by taking these tablets and can row
eat any kind of food that they crave.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26

Alfred +. Lennon, famous Scotland
Vary inspector and accredited captof
Of Hop Toy and his notorious gang Of
London white slavcrs two years ago
after attending a private showing OF
'"Thc House OF Whispers" the latest
Iiodkinson release, to be shown at tho
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26

Mr$. John LAWSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. l., Bcglcy were in
Bcrea shopping Monday.
Miss Le5na Webb and Mn Frank
Farmer, Of Bcra2, were Sunday ar
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
Calendar for Friday

The Parent Teachers Association
will meet in the Training school build
ing Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Mission Circle Class will meet
with Mrs. A. J. Suit Friday afternoon
ut $50.
The choir social at First Baptist
church at 1870.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Calendar for Wednesday

The Cccilian Club meeting with
Mrs. A. Il. Denny.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06
She Finds Other ErIends

Dear Cynthia-QuItc recently 7 was
reading an article in the paper about
doing 50 much for other people and
'h"n not receiving any credit for it.
I am one who does a lot for nv friends
And have Some OF them done the same
for me? No. Just because am a
sensible girl and an not boy crazy or
larc TO run around 10 every dance hall,
I arm left out of everything. Do you
think this fair, Cynthia
I am gradually breaking away from
this crowd Of girls and am going with
a different set entirely. Am [ right by
50 doing? The former crowd Of girls
are Very CoDcnited and by my good
sonso ! have managed uO' 10 got uE,
tN"nl One OF these girls was my hrs'
friend But by h"r actions I have LOST
a'l my love FOR her She has acted v'~,-
mean. She would have secrets with
other girls and always loft me out Of
Them Should l give her Chris tmaS
gir," Am | justified in throwing up her
rrrudshtp" You can see that it doesn't
amount to much, when 7 pass her now
[ speak politely and walk on. Should
TlanL lou in advance, dear Cynthia
ror ,oIr kind advice, and may I"ur
Cpllu.n continue to he a JOY to others
as II Is 20 me-. MISS Lulu BETT.
You arc quite right to seek other
friends II those you have been gOius
with are not nice TO you. Better oud'
the Christmas gift
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

hu' he felt there could be 10 relief eS'
copt through Letting 1t out
- she "lSt it out She said things
she would have given years Of her life
'o mo lj," ~ 'akn back her mother sail
things that led 10 other things and
they parted Strangers
And after IT was all of her chest
Vida fcIt only Gazod and ashamed. To
let It ont she had degraded hersrlt
and had irreparably hurt her mother.
She had relieved herself Of things she
hrow to be unjust and 80 had given her
mother a grievance. Tho situation that
hud caIlrd for only little common
sense on her part TO keep everybody
happy sho had now complicated almost
incXtrirably. Nothing but an ahi"ct
apology on her part would mako pos
a!be nc old relationship. And all Just
because she had had to lot it out.
think the next time Vida feels. as
She did in this instance. against her
better Judgment, that she must Ict
something out. she will 60 into the
! woods and shrek il TO the winds. Their
there will be only the birds Of the air
/ to hear, and the echo 10 answer her
! and when il is all "out' she can e
| home with no harm done. except, per
haps. a sore throat and some fatigue.
But what IS that TO the cruel. far
reaching and sometime irreparable harm
! that j. done when We do not take thi,
prccaution before Letting it out?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

room. I've read It straight through
three tlmes--I know 1t by heart. al
most. And I am sure you will tnd It
simply wonderful. It docs so help, my
dear, in understanding ones self and
ones husband"
And she closed the door softly.
Virginia was amused by Mrs. Har.
Eoon. She was the premier faddtst ot
The neighborhood. She picked mp tho
the pages.
IL seemed as dry as dust.
But one sentence did hold her attvn.
ton.
at is indisputable that the mao m.
imal practices deception upon hts mat"
as a matter Of instinct rather than by
any notion or definite plan II his
own"
Virginia sasped and looked back upon
the cover of the book. It's title was in
gilt: Easy Lessons in Psvchoanaly-
sis"
Then she turned back to tho page
with its damuiuS accusation o' rhe
stronger sex.
"In human beings this INSTINCT :
strengthened and cultivated by 'h. 81.
perior faculties Of tie human being over
the lower orders continued the para
graph. These decontions may or NAV
not be important. Half truths arc
And as in n dream or some horrld
nightmare. Virginia read on and on.
Presently. with n frightened look IN
her eyes and a queer LITTLE fiuttpr in her
heart, she hid the book awaT in the tor
shelf of the china closet and duly Ueu'
on out into the kitchen.
The chops looked prime as she ietrhe,
I them from the iCeboX. and the lcmor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06
"Should a Woman TeUo"
BY HAZEL DEYO BACHELOR
Copvrtoht. 1871. 6y Public Ledger Company

until could bear 1t no longer, then l
! burst out suddenly.
"Julie. YOU cant do this thing"
Cant II" she returned with mad
dening sClf.assurance.
"Julic." I said desperately, II have
something TO tell you, there's reason
why you can't go on caring for this
man, something that I know and have
never told to any one.
She turned then and dropped what
was in her hands. Her slender body
stjlfcncd and her great dark eyes blazed
M ne.
| "Hawthornc. are you mad? What
are You Saying:'
Its quite true" said with stiff
lips, II used to know him once long
rgo.'
You knew him. You knew Carroll
Blackton: I don't believe it,
Its quite true. dear, only his name
was different then, he was Crawford
Blake when knew him. q. Julie,
YOU must believe me, dear, and You
must listen to what ! have TO say.
don't want you to go through what ]
have had to suffer, it wouldn't be fair -
TOmCrTOw-'T Don't Believe It"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

psychoanalyst Virginia was family
conscious of sense of loss--of shat.
tered ideals--of an aching void.
Paul tUcaked her cheek playfully as
he sat down to dinner and maintained a
mildly mysterious air until he had fin.
ishcd of tho second helping of that won
dorful lomon mcrtnguc and drained bis
coffee cur.
We'll entan'," he said, carefully
folding his napkin. Wei, its night
a rieSt out" she echoed vaguely,
her "y,s troubled.
Yep. vc'rc going in town to 3
show H. produced tho two bits of
Colored pasteboard-the seat tickets
and bade her hurry.
As Virginia reached 70 put away the
silver her fingers encountered the little
book bound in green. She flushed guilt
'Paul. dear" she asked scutly,
what is 7sychoanaly SIS
IIp stared at her for a moucut and
then urn' of into a gale Of laughter.
Good heavens. entart wha. do YOU
want 70 know about It; Why, its
bunk 80
Bunk ,' she repeated.
"Srrcly, bunk he grinned. What
do YOU want Of psychoan---'
But Virginia interrupted him With q
free happy laugh.
Nothinc. YOU old dear, she said
and linked her arm with his "a they lef,
thr house.
TomoTow-Paul and the CharmCr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06
Adventlres With a Purse

SEVERAL days have gone by since
~ saw these towels. but feel reason
ably sure that they will still be there.
I will describe one for YOU. 1t is guest
towel size. and is borderCd with tilct
lace. There is an insert Of tilct in the
center Of the border, and the insert IS
surrounded with clnboratcly embroidered
design. 1t is one Of those lovely Ma
deira towels, and has been reduced in
price to S1.9J. One would make a very
acceptable gift. The funny part of It
Is that after seeing this, passed an
other shop with the same towel at 81
more.
How about having q set OF mission doll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

Hdwthorne EmerV decides to marry
Dane Merrill rithout telling him that
she has once been in love wtth
another man. She is tortured ,cih
tcdy lest he diScOrer the truth. for
dthovgh she has not done dnuthtnH
uh-ong, he is rcry norro,c in his
IDEAS aJ1ut WOmcr. When she dis
c0rcrs that JUIic, Danes little but
ierfy sister, is in lore ,cith CrGntord
BIakC. The man from the past, Hd~.
horuc is horrifcd. She longs to tell
Dave the truth. but Bake threatens
70 sborc her Girli9h lore letters # Shc
irtCrtcrc'. Hdwthornc and Ddn"
have ihcir FIRST quarrel orer a matter
Of independence Of attitude aud b"
her cr1sire nnscers. she HrouSc@
suspicion in D1nc's mind. In doS-
perntiou HGwthoruC suggests tdkrW1
lutte array for time, but whcn hc
MATTER is suggested, JuIic rebels nrd
thrcqtcI,Y 10 rUn array m'th Bi6FC,,
,cho has taken the name OF 'HrroH
RI1rtfOD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06
CHAPTER NNXNIU
,JuIic PrpDdrCS to LCdrc

y T,T I-NT,L'I, ,,.;tb Iulin IN LOT mo IN,
l'L- AIDED "'''' ""'' w I.,,
= out eh' RENAME" ""o,'''"',
henr her moving around inside ana Il
coId rcor sottIcd around NV heart when
o,.,,o.r,- Dior.
reaI'"'I 'l"' sue was "''U"''' ''',',
ming 10 carry out nor mao "'heIi''
She was going to Crawford, or Carroll
rroor.,,,, q. he r,rlnf himself. she was
,r 1,jio
gong +" HIhS h"'''i' NJ l'> '''''
tho sHCctcst, loNcl"'t olt 81 grIh"no
iii Crawford, whom ] knew to be the
,,,,,.,n.I,ia., 80 mon
'"'' .-, ,, L,r
IiNth'" "ko"-H''S,H "'''u "''
drag out Snit case 'r''N '"','''" "'t''
AND then the opening "f drHWcrs as Sue
parked hurricdly.
Suddenly ! ceased u ptrad. II June
chose to believe that Tad gone over
20 the enemy ana Wa@ treHtlhS me a'-
cordingly. th"re MaS I'''''"s 10 uo D0'
to return II IN hIIu' ,o,. .1..o.r,,,,o1,,-
ratllTu Ine ~,T' h,'p" o,, w, 'nn, Ne
,IWl"' "'!n""' 'm'r' ''d ,,''',+
door; "uht T." El'o"G '',r ra go, 't," bonr
speak 10 you ll"'lI'.au''ls ~ 4,II ~" 49,. r,,r,.
m' o,'rn rIanr,rr tn do do
!no,nFr w %"%[ ,,o !" rse for[e and keen YOU
silence for moment, and then her
footsteps approaching the door hcard
tho key in the lock and moment later
We stood facing each other but dT
opalrcd when saw her expression IL
wHS hard, ana h'r brown EYES NT'C Cow,
"That'S lust what HnouIo eAp'',
from YOU, iiaW'horne. sne SAID an" an"
her Noic" was low "u, very r'i'I' az a.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

The hat pcrchcd on n tall, slim stand
and the scarf that matched 1t was wound
in chummy, careless manner around
d dainty handbag. Tho effect was every
eXpens We -loobing, but some one who
is ordinarily clever at tashionng things
could have that set just hy following "
description of it. Tan dqvetyno Is used
for the crown of tn" hat, which i,
scrolled over with slender brown stitch
cry and banded with brown grosgruin
ribbon. The upturnrd brim is brown
duvetyne. And the tan scarf goes with
il ever so httingly. even to being slightly
gathered in at each edge to a curved
band of brown and having a decoration
of the same stitching.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06
Things You'll LoUe to Make

ScALLOPS. WITH PAINTED BNR-
DER make a charming evening frock
Cut four rufties Of graduated lengths for
the skirt. Scallop each ruftic. (If the
material Is such that it will ravcl badly
picot or face the edges otherwise leave
each scallop as If you were gong to
cmbroider it. With a paint brush and
dye or paint Of a contrasting color, or
black, If the material is Of bright hue,
fll in the spaces marked off; Be car.
full, IL you use paint, that you do not
terial. You will need no other trimming
on your frock If you have these SEAL
LOPS WITH PAINTED BORDER.
FLORA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

esTTS very hard" she said. de-
i fensively. "for a person who has
never been sick to be sympathetic with
an invalid. You don't understand now
they feel at all, and it's awfully hard
to be patient"
In way l suppose it is. ..
If you have been full Of shouting
health all your life you don't Know
what main feels like you cannot
truthfully and sincerely say: II know
lust how you feel, It's so hard to
bear"
But that really Is no reason whv you
should not be abe to be symnathetic.
Sympathy doesn't necessarily have to
spring from remembrance Of exactly
the same sensation as that of the per-
son you sympathize with.
It may, and II it does, It helps more
than the other kind. because you may
have some remedies to suggest that
holped you and may help your friend.
But you can be sympathetic without
having suffered.
Even, for instance. if you have never
lost a relative or friend by death. you
can feel and express sympathy for the
person who is recently bereaved.
You don't have to lose $40 your
self, In order to condole with the girl
who is robbed Of part of her pay en-
velope. or loses it.
Unless you are very selfish kind ot
poor thing you do not have to have
new dress yourself. so that you car
properly enthuse over the looking
new suit of your best friend.