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THE PARK COUNTY HERALD

pre-war is the very definite proof
of increasing efficiency in produc-
ton and distribution and of the free
flow of competitive action.
Conditions in Various Countries
In the foreign situation. the set
telment of the conflict over German
~reparation through the Dawes plan.
with its sterilization of German cur
rency and the German budget and
the ~recuperation of employment and
production in Germany, is having
and will have a far-reaching effect
upon the whole of Europe, and it
has favorable influences reaching to
our shores. h-
Great Britain shows considerable
improvement in all phases of its &C.
~onomic life. The commercial and
industrial situation in France, Italy
and Belgium shows steady improve
ment during the year. Some pro-
gress is being attained in these coun-
tries toward reduction of expendi-
ture and increased taxation, direct
ed toward the better balancing of
budgets and more stable currency.
Poland has stabilized it's currency.
Yugoslavia, Finland, Serbia, Es-
thonia, Lithuania, Sweden and Nor
way show manifest stability in &C.
onomic and trade conditions and
steady progress over preceding years.
h Netherlands, Denmark and
Spain show some temporary depres-
sion during the year due to local
conditions, which are improving.
Austria, Rumania, Bulgaria, Hun
gary and Turkey do not record the
rate of progress of some of the
others. Russia makes no real ad-
vance. A large part of Europe,
however, continues dangerously over
armed and ~currencies are not yet
upon that foundation of stability
which will only be reached when
they are placed upon a gold basis.
The year has been one of steadily
increasing prosperity for the whole
Latin America, despite three revolu-
tions. Our sales of export goods tc
this territory show an increase over
the previous a of about twelve
per cent. We now enjoy the high
est trade with them in our history.
The conditions in Egypt, South
Africa, Congo and other parts of
hat continent show steady improve
ment, which increased productivity
and trade. In Asia, the situation
in Japan marks the courageous up
building from the earthquake dis
aster. China is much depressed by
continued civil war. Conditions in
India, in the middle East, have
shown a steady economic improve
ment and subsiding of political and
social agitation.
Solid Progress Toward Peace
and Prosperity
1t has been suggested in some
press quarters at home and abroad
, 1925-02-11
(By Herbert Hoover, Secretary
of Commerce)


A forecast IF the business future
must be simply a weighing of the
economic and political forces in mo-
ton. The annual survey of the De
partment of Commerce shows that
the New Year begins with the &c
onomic structure of the world upon
solid foundation than at any
time since the war. With the ex-
coption of a few spots of secondary
importance, there has been during
the past year a real advance toward
social, economic and political sta
bility throughout the world. The
only exceptions are Russia and
China, which even before the war
contributed less than 31a per cent
of international commerce, and, of
course, a part of this continues.
Generally the world is producing
more goods, there is fuller employ
ment, there are higher standards
of living, assurance of econ
~omic stability for the future, and
more promise of peace than we have
seen for many years. The world is
by no means free from liability to
economic shock. yet the forces today
in motion all tend to great promise
for the forthcoming year.
Outstanding Recovery in
American Agriculture
In our own country, the outstand-
economic development of the year
has been the very large recovery in
agriculture after its two-year lag
behind the recovery of industry.
The farmers have a large measure
of losses in the last three years yet
to recover, but their outlook is en-
~couraging. There are some second
airy difficulties still remaining, par
ticularly in the cattle industry and
the effect of the subnormal corn
crop; but the prices of all farm
products are gradually moving to-
ward the general average of com
modify prices. This Improvement
in price of farm products has been
paralleled with some decrease in
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that the result of these favorable
factors may be leading our country
toward a period OF imitation of the
character of 1919-192O. with its dis
aster of 1921. 1t can be a~ssurably
stated that we are on the march of
wholesome recovery from the war
and there is no present indication
of imitation. We only secure inila-
ton when undue expansion of credit
after the plant and labor capacity of
the country is employed to the max
imum. We have reached no such
stage because there is still a mar
gin of labor capacity for enlarged
output in the form, however, of
more fuii-time employment than
from people out Z of work. AS a
nation, our business, bankers and
public officials have gained enor-
mously during the past four years
in understanding of the basic fac
tors which create healthy prosper
ity as distinguished from overex-
pansion, as well as in understanding
of their responsibilities in the mat
ter. Our International services are
now upon such a basis as quickly
detect dangerous currents. 1t might
be added that a holiday sea
son when anyone might think about
safeguards from overexpansion is in
finitely more comfortable than one
fraught with negative problems Of
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repair of economic depression.
Altogether, forces in motion both
at home and abroad mark solid pro-
gress toward peace and toward pros
perity for the coming year. 2
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Vertical.
bird of table
2-Anthropoid
3-Relates
5-It is (pOetic)
6-Beverage
7-SmnII mound
SBoy's name
9-SIopc
10-Projecting piece of wood
11-DevOured
16-Permit
17-Giants
19-PcrtnininE to the region of the
Hum
Standardization
2G-DesiGn
27-BInckbird of cuckoo family
2S-Wireiess
9-Banishment
32-CiosinE measures added beyond
formal end of musical COM
position tpI.)
33-A compress
35-LonG slippery fish
3S-fteposed
Rehabilitation in any given direc-
44-Snmc AS ri vertical
45-Fish eggs
4G-Tcmpcred iron
53-NegetabIc
55-Arid
Pull quickly
59-BcvernEc
6O-Dccay
6I-Sorroyful
INSTRUMENTATION of enlightened sur
prise
title
65-RenoNvned tnbbr.)
66-Dried grass
of western hemisphere
Gnitfals)
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Horizontal.
1-Rodent
4-Conditton
O-WatcrinE place
12-uneiosed (poetic)
13-Lubricnted
If-Aliowed
15-strinEcd Instrument
-Obse
I0-Likcncss
21-Limb
22-Boy's name
23-Sharpcn
2G-Portrny
.S-PertniainE to (abbr.)
of hearing
5I-Coliection of information
32-TsvO hundred
3f-Impiemeat for hewing
36-Doubter
3S-Sun
30-Expire
-
unme
42-SicIs
43-Seesayys
fs-Artists' emp
4S-~Diphthong
10-itibbcd fabric
5O-Decuy
5I-OrthoGraphy 6nbbr.)
= of wheat
INSTRUMENTATION
55-Chickc1
5S-Period of time
59-Group of three
6f-Dfstress signal
illegally
87-Immeasurabie period of time
i6S-Mnstcr Ccnst indian titIe)
. ,7O-New Zealand parrot
51-Consumed
'72-worship
73-Crnfty
Solution will appear In next issue.
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10 NEW MODELS

SIX
3-Pass. Duplex-R roadster . SIPS
5-Pass. Duplex-Phaeton 1145
5-Pass. Coach 1895
3-Pass. Country Club Coupe 1345
5-Pass. Coupe. 1445
5-Pass. Brougham -. 1865
5-Pass. Sedan . 1545
5-Pass. Berline 1000
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

'ow IS THE TIME TO BUY A GOOD USED CAR We have q number of seod values. 2-ig2t Roadsters.
 1--le35 Tudor.
 l-1s73 Columbia touring.
 3--isa3 Tourings. i-ie2s Ton truck.
 (starter, stake body)
 i-is2s Fordor. >,d many other exceptional bargains. ELMER AUTOMOBILE co. 2: MAIN ST. TEL. l5lS. POPULAR FORD DEALERS.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

USED 0AH1- DODGE BROTHERS 1928 Touring car. 1923 Roadster. 1924 "B" sedan. 1924 "A" sedan. FoRDs-
 1924 Sedan. lg23 Roadster. lg:3 Touring car. ESSEX
 1924 Touring car. sTUDEBAKER- 1921 Special "6" touring. &F. MOTOR SALES co. DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS 1Ss ELM ST. PHONE 7si.
 OPEN EVENINGS
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19
FINANCIAL
Money To Loan

NoRTGAGE-first mortgage money on hand In amounts to satisfy applicants. Parker & pemlng. i9s Main St. Phone e0sJ. fa
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

SCRANTON HOUSE, 422 MAIN ST.-Un- der new management. Newly furnished and decorated, well heated. electric lights, hot water daily. Two and three room apartments for light housekeeping. Also single rooms, Come and see our rooms before going somewhere else. Hing bell on snd floor
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Kent

COR. LAKE X HIGH STS.-Nicely fur- nshed room suitable for l or gentle- men,
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

WEST MAIN SECTION-llght, airy room. steam heat and continuous hot water. Phone Mr. Dansiger. Tel. S2S, between SIP and l-5
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

MAIN ST, 5--One furnished room. rooms for housekeeping, all conven- iences steam heated and continuous hot water, Apply Mrs. Alderman.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

When you think of classified ads |hink of the Herald.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

N HupsoN AND ESSEX USED GAR
 DEPT.
  1923 Essex cabrioist!t 1923 Hudson pass. sedan. 1920 Essex touring. a4 l9:I Hudson speedster. 1921 Essex roadster. 1923 Special 6 Studebaker tour. 1929 Buick [ pass. sedan. 1924 Maxwell touring. 1922 Dodge sedan. 1920 Essex sedan. HoNEYMkN AUTO SALES CO., lss ARCH sT. PHONE. aios.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

MONROE ST. l34-Furnished room in private family. Apply A. Rich, second f1Onr
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

PROSPECT ST. 5l-room to rent. for storage or business. Not furnished. Phone Sc7q-W.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19
Rooms and Board

BABI-taken tn board from l ls years up.
 Write, Box 34-D, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH-S26, Also on Edison at s60. Both In fine shape. r. Il. Cogswell. Chestnut St. Phone 1A12-a
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19
Rooms For HousekeepinR

SEYMOUR ST, lOS-Room and board for l gentleman in private American family, Phone S47-4
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

WE-carry the finest stock of trunks, bags and sultcases at reasonable priees The TorrerY Shop 29S Maln St.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19
MERCHANDISE
Musical lnstrunnents

ADLER-oFgan in very satisfactory eohdl- ton. Convenient terms tf desired. Wonderful bargain Henry Morans. s6b Main Street.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

KEEPING-Apartment of I rooms, front. Inquire 1OS West Main
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

CONSOLE ONOGRAPH-beautiful ma hogany. Sll5 value. now s69. Six rec-
 ords free. Wdeneps, 13S Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

SLEpS-"Flexible Flyers at S4 to S6.iS.
 Cnas. E. Hadfell. ID Main Sl.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

MAID-For general house. work must be good cook. Mrs L. H. P!asc, 4l Lexington St. Tel. lS4S.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

ANFOLD HOUsE-is made new with I[esh
 paint and new wall paper Let us suG-
 init an estimat". No gan, kingsley Thompson, Inc All Main St. Phone 5St.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

WILLYs-KNIGHr, la24-sedan, passen- l ger, demonstrator. Willys-knight tour ing car, 19c4. Rudolph's Garage, l27 | Cherry St, Phone 2O5l-2
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19
LIVE STOCK
Eggs. Poultry. Supplies

BABY CHICks-smith's standard sturdy thorobred baby chicks, develop Into real egg machines. Place your order today. N. B. Bird X Feed Co.,. l72 Arch St.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

ONE--Columbla upright mahogany and one tuned oak. slightly used. Records included. A real bargain. Convenient terms. Henry Morans. 365 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

WE HAVE-no dollar day but we have bet ter bargalns every day at Pizer's Bar gain Store, l2 Washington Place, next to United Cigar store.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

HEMSTITCHING-nca done, also but tons covered at 5l Prospect St. Mira Alice Albtecht, Tel. S27s-W.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

GAS-High grades of oils, tires and tubes Very reasonable prices at Stanley Guar. ter Filling Station. Phone S6l-13.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19
Suburban For Sale

conveniently located, new room cottage, steam heat, fireplace and garage, everything modern. price rea- sonable. ". L. Hatch. City Hall. Phone 34OO.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

TWO FAMILY-house, wanted In Plain. vile. with Improvements. P. o. Box ga. Bristol
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

MAIN ST. 48-One light housekeepir apartment, all convenienees, Also fu nished rooms Mrs Hall,
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

,WALNUT ST. 49--The Prospect. new \ building, room apartments. all modern
 \ improvements steam heat, garages, etc,
 \centraly located. Inquire 57 Walnut St Tel l2S5.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

SPLENDID PROPOStTION-For man with very few dollars. Can clear S6O weekly easily. Investigate. Write, Herald, Box 11-XY.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

YOUNG GENTLEMAN--dssires board and
 room with private family, central. Bpx
 Ak.R. Herald. -.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

USED BATH TUB-For sale, Fto in first class condition. Call @53 Maple St. Tel 1044-l".
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

MONEY TO LOAN-oh first or second mortgages. Schultz & Costello. i2 Main street.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

DAYTON "THOROBRED"- all ~siseA low pressure. long mileage meant comfort, safety and economy. reasonable
 The Ball Tire Co.,. 2I9 Arch St. Tel lTi3
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

WESTERLY ST, 44--5 room apartment,
 ancw house, shaded, screened, all tm-
 rrovemcnts. Apply, %6 Westerly St. ,rel 5no-5.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-19

PlANO-uprght mahogany, used one month, Just same as new. bargain.
 Terms to suit. L. E. Andrews. 40l
 Arch St,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
Advice to the
Lovelorn
The Way to Win Friends.
BY Beatrice Fairfax.

Dear Miss Fairfax:
l will be nineteen years old soon.
am neither beautiful nor ugly, and
I'm not over-intelligent.
Mother says she doesn't know what
will become of me and I'm sure she
thinks I'm going TO become an old
maid, because | always find some fault
in all the young men i know. either in
the way they talk or their actions.
/ guess I'm too particular. but I'd
rather be single than continue the
friendship of friends who don't inter
est me.
Please help me in this matter. l
don't feel as though I'd care to be
married. Certainly 1 will appreciate
any advice you give me. DO-DO.
Try to see the attractive. lovablc
traits of your friends rather than their
faults. You are missing the best OF
life in not cultivatng good friends
Get outdoors, take long walks, keep
rosy and well, then you will feel more
energetic and ambitious and interested
in your own happy future of love and
marriage. Remember, woman who
does not marry and make home OF
her own misses the best Of life.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
LISTEN, W0RLD You, ;, 4 ear. . :s' s''l''

So you think your heart is broken.
And you wonder how you're ever
going TO carry on again.
can tell you-provided you WANT
to be told.
There are people who make little
pets of their broken hearts.
And il you are amongst those who
aspire 10 be Village Martyr, far be
IL from me TO bust up your program.
Each man 10 his own vaudeville.
But il you really want 10 win out
Of the darkness, there is Il way.
know for have found il myself.
IN THE FIRST PLACE FACE
THE FACT THAT YOUR HEART
ISN'T BROKEN.
You'll be eating hot dogs this time
next year. You'll be buying bum oil
stock or trying new haid rinse or
going around the green with Harry or
quarreling over the back fence with
Mary
You'll be little older. little sad
der, a little drier behind the ears
Blu YOUR HEART WON'T BE
BROKEN. Get that.
But whether it's broken or not. the
fuse is blown out now, isn't it, Pal:
The sky's shutting down on you
like the dirty gray roof of cell
Your joints are heavy and your
throat is dry
You want TO scream, curse. grovel,
SWIVEL, whine, run away-and you
can't do any fthem.
You shuttle along like windcd old
cart-horse with your head down
Your soul is withered and stuck to
your ribs
Yes, know. Pal.
j know.
BUT TAKE IT FROM ME, IL
WON'T LAST.
The fuse HASN'T burned out.
IF YOU'LL KEEP ON GOING
YOU'LL FIND THE WAY OUT.
GO ONT
ONE STEP AT A TINE! Never
mind if the steps don't mean anything.
Take them anyway. KEEP YOUR
NOSE UP AND YOUR CHIN DRY
Don't act as il you were the first
human that ever had the pip. The
thing that's hit you has hit millions
before you, and will land with the
same sickening tEud OH millions of
others after you are gone. Yet they
managed to consume a lotta nourish-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03

tious and works hard. He and Anne
love each other and their home is a
dream Of comfort and simple beauty.
John spends his spare time making
little comforts for his wife.
Her kitchen table is exactly the
height she likes. He's built her a
tiny pergola in the garden with a seat
in it that just fits her. They're add
ing to their home bit by bit as the
birds build.
This year they've planted roses in
the garden-red and pink roses. And
there's one lovely rose bush with gold
en- sunset roses. They sent two hum
drcd miles to get the slip for this rose
bush because it grows in the garden
where John first met Anne.
John and Anne know how to make
a fine art of life and love.
Art must be honest and true to
be art. 1t doesn't take opinions sec
ond-hand.
Il know nothing Of art" some mod
est person may remark, but I know
what / like" To know what YOU
like and be true to what you like is
the beginning of fine art, because its
the beginning of good taste and taste
is appreciation and understanding of
art. Through experiment and per-
haps mistakes you learn to like what
there is sound reason for your own
liking in choosing n friend. a sweet
heart and finally a husband. But be
sure you really like him with your
head and judgment as we'll as your
heart.
The ancient Egyptians, thousands
of years before Moses summed up
their philosophy of the fine art of
living and loving in the words. Live
therefore in the house of kindliness."
Enough but not too much" is the
Greek recipe for art. And this ap-
plies to the art of loving and living.
Temperate moderation in all enjoy
mcnt Of love avoids safety and helps
love TO endure and grow deeper with
years of marriage.
One flower in vase Transforming
room 10 gracious beauty; and mex
pensive frock just as becoming as
more elaborate costume and within
the expense limit of what you can af-
ford; an occasional box of candy or
flowers from a husband TO his wife
with their mute message that she is
still his sweetheart; the prettiest
bungalow apron and best coffee in the
world to charm Hubby at breakfast;
respect for the absolute privacy of
the mail of each member of the fami-
ly; generosity in encouraging other
friendship of a friend; sincere praise
for other women even though they
are more loved and successful than
yourself-theSe and a thousand other
daily proofs of delicate and thoughtful
consideration will bring love and joy
into your life through the art of liv-
ing.
Love must be linked to life IL life
is to be successful, happy, complete.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
A Risky Friendship.
Dear Miss EairfaX !:

Dear Miss Fairfax:
| am n woman of %. About three
years ago l met q married man in a
business way. Since then we have
been close friends, sympathizing with
each other in troubles, etc.
Do you think a friendship can con-
tinuc in this way? Or will there be
any danger of love creeping in either of
our hearts2 He has grown very affec-
tionate lately while We only intended
to be just good friends.
SINCERE.
Platonic love-in other words, friend
ship between a man and woman-al-
ways has a dangerous element, espe-
cially when one of the parties is mar
ricd. So if l were you l would hold
onto my heart hard and fast. try TO see
more of my other friends and give up a
risky companionship which may have
begun innocently, but is reaching a
stage where it may imperil the happi-
ness and well being of three persons
yourself, your friend and his wife.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
MEDITATIONS OF A WIFE
Bv HELEN ROWLAND
Why Married Men Are Charming.
By HELEN ROWLAND

might and her cunning againss the in
vasions of the Observation-Disclosures.
Knovest thou a self-sacrificing man,
who laboreth hard in the vineyards
and bringcth home many sh,kels?
Go TO. He is even now the legal
slave of some heavily upholstered ma
iron, and the humble father of five
children.
Knowest thou a man that is steady
and wise and modest?
For he is already somebody's larI-
ing!"
Yea, he is northumberland not
for THEE.
Verify, verify, all the nice men are
married; But, it is not the Lord but
the women, who have MADE them
that way; and they were not always
amongst the desirables and the prize
winners.
For NO man seemeth desirable I'M
i'll the steam-roller of matrimony hath
passed over him and smoothed out all
his kinks and his rough edges aud
splintered his egotisin
Copyright, 1875, King Feature Syn, Inc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03

Bobby who came up to us on his roller
skates just then.
Storing his nuts for the winter"
1 explained.
Here are some more for him, which
| brought" said Bobby. Then off he
skatcd to the little squirrel who quick
ly took the nuts after Bobby had
skated away and off he scampercd
with them one by one.
Winter came. For many evenings
| enjoyed my cigars which my kind
friend had sent me.
II wonder how our little squirrel
is getting alongy" said Bobby that
one | gave the nuts to the day l was
roller-skating.'
Then he thought a moment. IT don't
suppose there would be much use in
going out to see. All squirrels look
alike and l couldn't tell which one
it was"
"All squirrels don't look alike to
me-" ventured Bunny, Sin fact they
look as different to me as people do
to you."
Would you know him if you saw
him again?" asked Bobby.
Il certainly would. I've seen that
fellow several times.
Lets go out tomorrow after
school," suggested Bobby.
Now, as it happened, it showed the
next day, so Bobby took his sled
and out to the same place in the
park We went, where we had seen our
| little squirrel.
We had hardly been there a moment
when up he scampered as if to say,
Good afternoon. It's quite snow
fall and then off he whisked again.
"Look," said Bunny. Look what
he's doing"
Hes digging in the snow" said
Bobby, as we saw the snow rise like
white powder as he shoveled it out
with his tiny feet.
whats he after?" asked Bobby.
Nuts that he hid last FALL" said
Bunny.
But how can he tell under the snow
where he hid them?'
"B.-use his memory is good" said
Bunny quietly.
Copyright, 1895, International Feature
Service, Incl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03

Wherefore, my daughter, are all Of
the NICE men married?
Lo, in the Garden of Love, anly the
green fruit and the lemons remain
ungathered; and ripe and tender
peach is harder to find than a long
haired damsel on Broadway.
Go to. Knowest thou man that
posseth all the virtues and talents of
good husband?
Behold, some woman hath already
elinched him to her side with hooks
of matrimony!
Konwest thou a man with charming
and devoted ways, and that subtility
so dear to the heart OF woman?
10. he is somebody's husband
and the sign bla1oned upon his brow
readeth Private Property. Do not
trespass."
Knowcst thou a man who is not
puffed up with his own cotcelt?
Alas, he Is already in u woman's
keeping, and safe-guarded with all her
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-03
By ELSIE ROBINSON
Why haven't I advised prayer?

Why haven't ] advised prayer?
Because ! think this is probably the
worst possible time for prayer.
You won't make it prayer. 1t will
be hysteria. You'll spatter yourself
all over the heavenly doorsill and not
do yourself bit of good.
God hasn't .forsaken you. He knows
perfectly we'll what is happening to
you-you needn't yell to get His at
tention. Moreover He has given you
plenty OF tools whereby you can dig
yourself out. He wants results, not
tableaux.
BUCK Up. PAL!
GO AHEAD, THE LIGHT WILL
COME S00Nl
Why have 1 put it all in this harsh.
unsympathetic way? BECAUSE L
CARE, PAL. BECAUSE l. REAL
ILY WANT TO SEE YOU FIND
YOUR WAY BACK-BECAUSE
I'VE GONE THROUGH THE SAME
THING MYSELF-phats why.
Copyright. 1925. King Feature syn. Inc.