New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1926, Page 6

v NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1926 _m_—____—_—_______ e ’ : ® 4 MOTHE) 'E AN THE i rove Naw Bntam Herald 1'|r:|mll|ll‘l.:‘:“:R.\:::cll‘»\"A r"«: 54 fl\\'l'l:\:l(l'l\l'ln f Fa(‘ts afldFanfies ; ;]:;:l"“”b';:‘\"' b o HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY A frantic mother rushes Into a| Th mayor's quick response fo (he Irene: "1 wish you were the Bdi. faming apartment to save her|importunities of young Amerien m.I e tor of THI FUN SHOP! fwued Dally (Sunday Bxcepted) Dorothy Lols Abel, At Horald Bidg. €1 Chureh 8trest | Prood of six children =— and all [ Henry street by ordering a truck | The oldstiners wero good at sop. thing ealled the hoc-down, but they — perish in the holocaust and snowplow to procoed to (hat | ighth Know it aie tlon ot SUBSCRIPTION RATES How typleal of mother love! | thoroughfare and provide n silding 5 S Gaybugk (a spry old man): I oar, ! " y 1 0 i A 5 e - Y . e ow pitifully small fs the desiro o | place illustratod a human touch fn| Well, Washington may have heen | \::;-\In some strong glagsey for closo 50 & Month live in the heart of a mother when | eivie government that yielded a wide [Perfect, but let nobody intimate 5 Lt |that Paul’ Revere cussed Ocullst: “How Preparedness close " - Gaybuck: “Well, er—er, about the I Send all communieations to Fun | first row.” Shop Liditor, care 0f the New =-David €. Die TELEPHONK CALL® || Britain Herald, and your Ivllfl} (Copyright, 1026, Reproduction e lives of her offsprings are in|uppeal fo cltizens gene the Post Office at New Biita |\ 3 ;) Janaqepnerally | e 0ond. Olase Ma!| Matter he balanes, or when the are-| Wae are inclined to think of gov-| Tn other lands the family {rec mota chance to rescuo them from [ornment s something hovering |Makes men great; in a Republie, (h mpe e dange ove us (o i | DIUI tree, MR Ofee e ash tmpending: danger, ihove us, cxacting ta regulating | will be torwarded to New York Forbidden) Editarta) Rooms 020 What mother, faced with the al-|traffic and causing the arrest of un- | [Lr— i & ————— S— ternative of yiclding her life that | fortunates w g | Mow docs the surplus of eo ! 5 The only profitable advertising mediun: N it | fortunates who transge iviopldebaNsn urplis o corn con- [t's Just a Matter of Cash, Folks! fn ‘the Clty, ' Circulation booke ant her young might live, will ot | the many luws that aro promulgated | yoasents cunt watch all lrnoy'ro really on the wrong track | il \ 9 lae, I o P Y H orews room always eped lo advertieers. | \jjlingly place herself upon the| for heneflt of the common weal. t those auto shows they sacrificlal altar? ey N ) Hasaber o1 (s Aeiated Prea: acr . e mayor's action exploded siuc You never see an advertisement of S The Associated Press 1o exclusively en And it matters lttle it de an ideal, The mayor cvidently re- [# memory courso that will enable M",‘ ‘\1 ’,‘,‘.‘“lvll\‘*"‘.;\limm‘y sskamen MOTHER:- Fletcher's titled to uee for re-publication Lorrible form hiovers. The or | members the time when he was a |YO0 10 remember numes of Pullnan | \pd all the while, yot o ; ‘ ia is il harm- all Jews from':ea to it o n’nl otherwire @ oars, lAnd a ile, you know, Folks, b a3h \ Castoria is a pleasant, harm credited In this paper und aleo local (ot Central Bridge, N, Y., bo, self, and when opportuni- nothe cars themselves we're } A , i aews published herein, i A [ Ll 1“' i ‘]' Jenp "':” : - ¢ s (hemselves we're y less Substitute for Castor Oil, . 1 o that r - [ ties for play seemed the most im-| The footprints of & Dresidential s b ] Teething r Member Audit Burenn of Circulatlon. |nace which once had hean her| portant thing in the universe, Con- |e¢ always show first on the stub, ","“m“l j}'““’ i 2 Paregorie, Tecthing Drops ' opal o1 gA ntion | 9 1 il 8 how )| i 1 i ' R 1 SV q p . B e R e ae mavert | home in o last desperate effort to tently, when ho lenrnod through|°f © eheck book, Is low 1o buy ‘em! and Soothing Syrups, espe- g . tisere with & strictly honeet mnalyele of | (o1 e N BRI A o g % R ArAnat] . in arms and Children all ages. EiaTon "G hitiog: iyt | 1 107 pOrING Ofprng. WO [ louching etter - tfom the Losa| Tho methods of the hold-up mn sitied o cially prepared for Infants in a g are based upon this audft. This neurer (men, her husband and another, | along Henry street that something |with i sUseenn crude ! tert This chicken ha protection egainet fraud tn newspaper i 3 e S TIB I e LRI S L ; : : e : : dietribution figures to both natfonal and [ Were unable . ier, ought to be done ahout providing | Nat-check boy Uit e wakd Hap 1 ¥ To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of foca) advertisern. | Defore such her all heads | little winter sport there, the lets 3 4 Walte o was a happy and con- & lutle winfer sport there, tho det | yyyuan fnatiutions always scem |/eMt0 chicken sir, and had noth- must bow hom The world | ter containing a few words of ens {ahout as near perfection possible | B 1o wish for.” The Herald fa on sale dally In New . o y York at Hotaling’s Newsstand. Times [ knows nothing finer, greater or as rment to boot, the chief magis- [to the man whose nest is lined nice —Sunny. QUESTIONS ANSWLRED Newsetand nt 1 ; ( YES, HY ARE 1 4 i Square; Schults's Newsstands. Entrance | nopls ag the love of motherhood. |trate of the clty government was|'S: BROWN-EYES, WHYARE YOU/| 'vqy can got ‘eni answor ‘to. any)|t al and medical clinics % el S moved tolinstontinolion: hegg f A Ul kl(: "{“ . question of fact or {nformation by |hosts of of denands, o PR e kulele Arrangemen writing 5 50 i R e e n| SADDEST OF DEATH TOLLS | The boys now have their sliding| In somo places the country chub | Apo el UL I'nmx’lll; ‘l'r;“")‘y;‘t.»\u\. L::::’{(!‘)H;; .\(:; “Q“ lxlv;“ many ot 1s are there in | i | 0 3 others g ald, Washing au, |an average book s iOUA Brvelilane ANy Britala S hoy The death toll among children | place and a spot where bob sleds ::'nll [:“‘”‘x h] inothers it s 100 | You made me love you, you made |1522 New York avenue, Washington A. An avorage hook of fiction hng dollars for his lome if ho sells it. £y : % shed in fires since last [ can slide without interference, The K (nor : igh, D. C. ,enclosing two cents in stamps [ 75,000 to 100,000 words, Some of | Lutting it on tas list at five thous- beengroatly/ g interealonfiin Bliolic o s nincteen. The heart is | mayor {s entitled to a ride on one| TRoughly tran Mussolini' ‘\\\ : “:N:]\c;‘n‘f"\'ornjlIz”)ms'x(ulpl for reply. Medlea. logal and marital | (e great Mistorieal movels have |¢0 A TR ugh 4 t Mussolini's ene'er co ryes lacking |advice i 7 ax- | 200,000 words or gripped and sadness engulfs the|of the sleds and we guess he won't [Specches scem to nean either “So, | 1‘1l’n(;‘v; r\"l":‘(l:;cI:yl\“:vhn”'r”mn L\x“} 0,000 words or more. ss,” or “Sic em!” Jer . J dertaken. All | Tha akes tho S soul {n contemplation of this hor-|be satistied with only one trip, | BOss" or “Sic ‘o 1 want fo poultice them both with a other quostions will receive & por- | sy ics crrrmge > 0 ot for Melp when reassessment i f f T R 5 SRy issschesl | t to ten thousand dollars. rible cremation of the innoeents. The mayor also is entitled to half o1y ' sonal reply. Unsigned requests can- Py thousan < ! peia ldaho | E slgned requests can- | 4 ey gro caused hy mormal NPAY e I8 a word never leard Why are you grieving? Why are you e At Ladysmith, Wis, the seven i a dozen or g0 kisses from these |wast of Mississippi unless prefised . "’;’,‘m'(’lun‘:“fj““'E";;m;‘“ letters are |\ ontation fhat takes place during | S i and A Soery Type of American Expeeting at least fifteen thousand THE CANCER “DISCOVERY" |complacence, stories from Berlin, carried {n the Squeating and calling to the Heave Herald thls weelk, relative to the purported discovery of the cancer e | mierobe by Dr. Josef Schumacher, rman biologist. If this really children of Mr. and Mrs. Frank | youthful eltizens-to-be, If there are by “The Scnator from, | 'm not decciving: T am a good lad. the process of making if. Cerfain A Bill burned to death when their [any girls in the youthtul crowd they ()bservatmn The good Sumaritan docsn't de hin Roc 3ibr which produces bubbles that make home burned last Saturday. The [ might as well help in this { rte | gor > i | L ock of Gibralte which pr s that ma Jome burn day might as well help in this import- lyarve so much praise. Perhaps those | On, 1 am so worrled I cant help| A, Gibraitor is a rocky promon- 1“"““ infitheynoassynantiizeclialfica.) On TIM’ WGG”IGT has heen done will mean mory —_— You have me flurricd—I've not done | Q. Doey anything grow on the |bacteria In the checse form a gas to the human race than any medi- cal discovery of modern times and parents were eritically Injured. [ant rite. The mayor has earncd All‘\\ho passed by thought the man a hut Sing——- | Only one daughter remaing to them | that is coming to him. farmer and were not politicians, | in the output of automohil if they recover — a child of two e lorus: (Slowly, with many expres- | apce, although aloes, castus, capers| A. 1rance led all European c Vash ) Iorecast | The pcople are as goord ever, sions anxiety) und asparagus grow in the crevies | {ries for automobilo produc for Southern N sland Rain | | | composed of griy marble. 1t| Q. What European countr: has a barren and uninviting appear- would indicate that medical sclence | is conquering the last bulwar digeas | yea which was thrown from a SAFETY AND COURTESY They Bt Al ey just seem lawless beeause laws | Brow 0 £ 17 cars ) ¥et to be proven. | ¥ i cause laws ' Brow s, why are you 80 bIue? | 114 tj0re are grassy wooded glens in | 1924 With an output of 170,000 cars. | ] somewhat | cortain parts. Q. Docs the Pope receive an al- | warmer tonig O e T Q. What was the actual date of [lowance from the Italian govern-north port colder Triday night, " notice, however, that the fann the signing of ,”“ Armistice after | ment e Ty bl ineren soutiy and east winds of Gottfried Rothenborger | rallroad, it is stated that the man |“Inaividualist” buys a hat just like | Goo VOl changing your malse the World War? A he 1 ‘ll \‘H\ a : prohably ming strong late to- o i sdadaia i ] 2 Lbis November at five | the Pope and his successors forever | night o et e r Portage Entry, Mich,, burned|and four children in the automobile [thosc worn by all other men, [ up o smears; Ov(:l\mkA\;:u':lnl T 11.! 1:\1; at ; fiv ‘v'; ];‘_ ”xwm"‘ A e (i to westerly | . A = Aatels g smile once | ©'Cl0ck in the morning, Paris time, |i 3 @ of i , on Monday and six children rang- | he prevented from being turned into Brown ves, pl e smil onee | “hieh is midnight castern standard | which is still unclaimed and unpeid. | g ¢ : et e 1f you think bascball is losing h ; e n i tnohio an i veats || ahce it rons afte oincl 3 " 3 = “ ) what part of the United | Rain in south and snow or rain ir [ing In ago from two to ten years |acrap fron rode on after tho inel o™ ag ‘(he national sport, €ing | f.ot's e Rtrnt oo | Lmein K Q. Jn what part ot the Tnited fRain in south and snow or rain in perished in the flames. The parents | dent without a word of thanks. ST ST G AL TR e Q. Are any coins now being made | States is the percentage of 1 ith portion tonight and Priday; and a baby girl »were seriously | The gatetender saved their lives; [zained by the four leading gridivon | Why the big shower bath? at United States mints? arms the grealesty ! | irmer in_sonih portion therefore cannot be seen with | ’ 5 tlh AY Tt is highest ip the cotlon e cht; r Iriday afternoon or b e burned. or at least, prevented the party i I've walked the narrow path. el e N a Ly ediernoon on ordinary means and that this ac- ; o . — Brow s, please te ¢ the . 3 » Yesterday six children and a|from being maimed. He was en-| g e T b e ,[:, telilzme panhy “half to nine-tenths of t N i strong tonl mother came to their end in their [ titled to more than a mere “thank | psychology. You can apply it with- i ao=hooT. | lame-swept house at Central | you;” but according to the evidence hurting your hand. | | . e N S handovent At ne ot forine — |1 Know you women have fun when | v of the blazing house, Tn connection with the safety first |are passed so rapidly they can't |Please teil me, dearest, what's both- | i o : While these seven children were | hadge presented Hans Oquist, Main ep up. | ring yolt made stalfments he cannot POVO: |y puried in one grave the farm | s gatetender for the New Haven | g ) e Hespgileanihanivalominetot e o The biologist, we hope, has not | judging entively from the tenor of | the published reports, the discove it this writing looks reasonable wn analyzed. Dr. Schumacher says 1 mi- crobe §s perfectly transparent and One-cent and five-cent pleces | are heing coined at {he Denver and Philadelphin mints for circulation | from for 1926. Standard silver dollars |total. In the corn belt and eastern nifting t hwest Friday. being coined at the rijons of the winter wheat and ton y The southwestern mint. pring wheat arcas tenant farms |storm has developed in extent an | A politician needs a thick skin, you hawl How many ne comprise from one-fourth to three- |intonsity and now centers near th This ghastly toll of {nnocent | coming, but what's the idea of the thick |But why are vou swimmin’ in tears | Printed in the United States fourhe ol thoiiel ‘I‘ o i bial Mislasinpt taley.t 1 lives was due in all threa cases to| This thoughtlessness reminds |skull? | henil e A. There are reage, tenancy in these reg cansed heavy r from Loy | something going wrong with heat- | one of the incident on West Main W he reason, 1 know I'm to counts for failure to detect it here- tofore. It appears that the biologist hit upon the plan of using tain dye solntion, which the microbe and makes it visible, [papers in continen ates, | relatively more important and in t and Arkansas enstward 1o’ Georg Q. Can you give me some south lees important than when fand light rains northward to the mation about the Simplon Tv measured by number of farms, er ke region and into the A, 1L is 1275 miles long on a|side these areas tenants, in general. { Ohio valiey. It is this {route connocting Switzerland with | constitute less than one-fourth of all | morning” in lower AMi n o and ITtaly. In places the tunnucl is 7,000 | farmers. western New York state mpera- | teet below the top of the tain| Q. What was the total monetary |tures are conciderably higher from and both hot and cold springs were | stock of gold in the world in 19247 | the middle Mississippi and Ohio val- cncountered while it was being built. | How much was in the United States? | leys eastward to {he middle Atlantie The internal heat was so great that | A, The total amount of gold in }ww it Areas of high pressurc at times the men could work only | the world in 1924 was $9,669,350,000. | overlic the middle Atlantic coast dis- | when sprayed with cool water. In|The United States had $4,547,407.- | tricts and the northern Rocky moun- | tain states | February, 1965 the passaze was | 000. : [l nkets (Have no pity! Repeat the chorus, | completed and a new route to Jtaly | Q. Where rj‘v‘l the expxesgiony Conditions favor for this vicinily lolding out both arms appeallngly | was opencd that saved 70 miles. It |* e elephant” originato? {unsettled weather with rain and . c it om San | others aniihe last Anety one of the largest tunnels in the | A, Irom a story told about the |slowly rising temperature, Mt Rl Ha i o e : | T T S e bt b orld. 1t Is under the Simplon Pass | King of Siam who presented a white | o e bre Granla Aol take fog muthfer stanicd Iy 1 L s i Land was begun in 1893 and was | elephant to members of his cuun“ our hurricd lives. No one should be last evening drew s 2 S ‘l-w l‘f""{‘" . 1+ Lopened by the King of Ttaly on May [whom lie wished to ruin. This ani- courteous. {large crowd. Unique and grotesque | "“ "l',‘ 1S ‘l‘f' Wiy & I10, 1806, Tt is ent at an elevation ' mal was so expensive {o care for that |(P—The authori e T raatin were the fenturcs. There were about “\[ 1 FORGR S [0t 2,312 feet above sea lovel. Tt runs it took the courtler's entire income. 117 persons and seized 29 rifles in 4 from Dreiz to Iselle. Electric loco- [The term has thus been applied 10 | series of raids against the mountain motives are used to haul trains anything burdensome to keep up. !bandits of Sardinia This method, it true, seems simple Dixie is a section (hat is building blame; heating. Whenever thero is a cold | youth who found a fat pocketbook P;“:: olds ol i R e RO AR S R wave this danger lurks in almost | and waited for the owner, did not e AN right, I'm sorry, but what have Carrect this sentence: “If you kill T donas the first flles in the spring.” said | Deavest, don't worry, let's smile and vou won't have any all sum- | have fun! | [T've got in a pickls through laving | Those of us who have some re- into doorways held open hy others | (Drotected hy Publishers Syndicate) | S, = e i And T'd give a pickel it T could but enough; so simple, in fact, that one ] Rl Snitact b ing stoves, probably due to over- | and High street recently, when a wonders the plan was not thought | of hefore. The bacillus, accord o the| | every household, oven receive a reward for lis “discover not only exists in | ; o e | honesty. cnormous quantities in infected Lo i THE TIA JUANA CLEANUP | 1t reminds of people who walk tissue but is also found In the , | Thtus wut artosiee t n 1 per-| w0 for the decencies of life will | without a word of thanks sons. So far as we know, 1his is not | A ) i | glad to learn thal the extraor-| It veminds of others who .push | in accordance with previously au- | L L ik dinary conditions that have ex-|and shove in a crowd, regardless| 25 Years Ag{) ]‘gdgy £6D IOl listed at Tia duana, Mexlco, a com- | ot the comfort and well-heing of | o However, the biologist can | — know— mainfain his position der the » Dicgo, Calif., are prying cyes of wiedical scientists ) cated, Complatsant Mexican officials, Ca r ly, T'eh. 18 his discovery will he in too big a hurry to be Bt lack of courtesy will not pre- | otofore regarding the existence marvelous move forward in the art | | of this den of iniqui 1 profitable of healing, The complaint all along | 100 .« The judges, Mrs. Kennedy: “No; realty.” Jogeph W r rher, and | —Bertha Blonay. 5 e i fhrough the funnel. ) ike Hans are borm thit way. Il oy costum . TR e aiwhan o5 lofliho verkBand — = y o 53 S 4 » 1s0s Grows the Best Wheat in | RO M o ) ! GREATEST = rosult probably would mean ¢ their station high or low, they ar N : comic costume, |1 L natnois :vr- &r amount of TUE GREATEST WORD IN INE ENGLISH LANGUAGE L i : s € clectricity used? | Dest group. “Na grows the best wild | T e haen satd that the heave || N0 matter what ‘any woman may accomplich in the worl i Holiday second group, | v ! her greatest work 18 the bringing Into the world of a healt i , i has been one of the o o Preimeerot Shloon el ! | ad on the generators is on | ARGHD] s (8 C1isatul cltlas pihidie sl ool miothave) o ontior posts of the ora of| HISHOP TIEPTAK'S DEATH i o it ey lay morning at ninc o'clock on ([ g months BEFOR dho tay's vt large ; t ’ L ier unboy i) 1, b ier own fuf o healt nd | The death of Archbishop Cieplak . 3 1 in char of the Y h an Passale, N. J. is of [ ¥ of the South church i o program wus ari ceeded in ridding themselves of [ speclal inte . W Lee SNLRISANEGIT | such vestiges of an earlier time, the | of the visit of the prelate to New [ ™ 1ol (0 o e Wmeat ot cdnotlon saye) . her unborn | | ! that the anmual cost of public edu- | GRUAT TRIUMPH inianity erossed the | Britain recentiy, when he was ac- [going to organia 8 A \ . | i § | e e B Viihit )| | cation has nearly doubled during the | e Rl e [past Ive years and is almost four 5 5 ! L [fimes as great as it was in 1915 Sy G T J'aso, for years| The archbishop's death willl{ LD T oy | Some of this increase can be ex- 1 @ copy of the bulletin, TIEEXPECTANT MOTHER, an " N | plain hy the depreciation of the dol Rerewith fivo eents. inloose, unenncalled, U &. postngo stamp, ¢ ilar amd by the rapld growth In iie Kanmas (i Spotitan B b e s | hat tarse scetion of the population|Nor & Judd comprniys, @10 () Bital il sl e e Lo ruled on works anc on wor ! : RO Y T ehich was partieularly interested | Vitican Jrow works i | donbt has been duc to a growing in ;‘,‘y’"l‘l.‘“'\ e e o - | sistence on the part of the pub licon Loa bt | oihay) Shanks o thoss e 00 of il Taive \ b for i v 1";‘;‘—;4\..(,”\‘,‘ ;le“v'l . ! | o equipment, g play facilitics, in- helapplied to Nuevo Laredo, Negra POLTY ad alded his work Co. I I ”l Rl sl - I BoArs reased extra-curriculum activities. | S R = better pay for teachers, cxpansion industry for the accumulation of Hans Oquist from do- | has been that if the cancer hacillns ) 5 ol o o, Mo American money from unwary tour- | ing kind deeds in the future. Men could be discovived and studied th | seen where such a speedy methe f o terae g i ¥ * e Rty oo olgec Ericiln . gentlemen in (he true sense. The biologist now comes fo: ing. isolatcid | account of the use of elcetrie irons | n homes. | Washington B 'a latest hulletln, 1g the cost of public education par wthoritative g e uld and n g or decreasing and wh unborn ha copen western fowns, As the st hecame eivilized and citizens ) of Poland at rest in this city because v Ameriean girl A8 | yfey or a wre set upicorded high honors by encrally and the eity government triumph o b e wis » by God forgot, sit- | throw a pall of sadness throughout iy, ers, Frary & Clark, and wpera hous ST. & NO, 0F R. R seseceessosecs oresssaccsnssnssnssnnsasenss he same | in his visit from Poland to give . ETATD I am a reader of the HERALD. | border towns. | overscas. He was stricken with in- [ball uvm{'. 4 o " i la wrangle in the las g, Co. | on thed pup Tia Juana, heing most readily lflmnm and pneumonia while r-n‘l e 1 5 Bl to the sporting element in | (his errand and ended his distin- g of five games for the champion ifornia, for about a de- | guished carcer on earth after ouly ship of the battalior | AL 3. Sioper was clected @ direetor Ao e s Jor 8 ew it aeiling SNAPSHOTS OF A BABY ALL TUCKED UP FOR THE _ ' ont into rhapso- | Guadalupe and other ich places a Requl T e a hyword from o e 1" The cells l heneh, 4 3 Z 3 TAX PRYING railling were remc rom t} to the new wlqua has generally gon: mnoticed sort cunnot stand, at one of the features of the | A employers || Sy been appointed | INAUS a cup presented by the it unnecessary 1o report |committee on layout of Arc \uto Speeders Club. Ve outraced | 5 ng over the g scven motor cars this month. Th SRl Onloves, i = b more and the cup is my permanent sum paid is in excess of |V 4 i i property. So Lo, is when the policr federal tax bill 1s that into encmies ot vil A $1,5¢ | A JIMN TLOPED Wi ind § i r married per- o Nl 'l[: \‘l.lm»nl VLA ALLOWS HIMSELF TUCKI TE WELL I sons, In the past the computing of block. 3 y Y Comments of Friends, Relatives and UP TOR TH DOWN 1 ! salary lists - caused an v||‘«’|w:m‘; : 0 st Others PARENTS LEAVE ROOM SLEEP, BUT WHY Won) AND PINNED ernor o mout ¢ work for the interna : ¢ VETC ? St el et votes which —sho : e R ) BLANKETS COME OFF¢ Seid at! o ke beeniic s Dad: “Hub, another one . Z Unnecessary Employers nd t « been given 1 the family to swipe my cigar- could have heen 1 t 4 Mother: “T don’t supp n to me but T could tell gs about using rouge bet- X law, But 1 function supply as |jecied Mr. ( b immy’'s Older, Married Brot e its pe t fish!" i ler TFrom W oIne I iy \ His Car: “I'll give P been | h more on his payments, e S o ] o ; . B that's alli® CRAWLS OUT FROM UNDER. AFTER ALL,GETTING THE PIN COMMUNICATED Jimmy's 1 “Mchbe it's a_good BLANKETS OUT WILL GIVE HIM SOME- — ing 1 didn't give Jimmy all the ¢ sked for-—he might have THING TO DO of prison | A Wail From The Corporation i roREehe g ™ state Counsel's Offic mmy's Chum: “T never did like o s When'a ks b el it girl. T don't see why she should ! 2 ; or 1 n ¢ sore at me all the time—1 camp” in sucl t 1 snow, i to play pool he gets is h t ¥ ce while instead of running t € round with her all the time." The Spinster Next Door: “Well, T e ety S : lid say ‘Marry In haste and VB A ’ I medicin 1 ingster with 5 at leisure when he is buri nigher-ups ; epartment - 1 t big arc . ¥ inister Who Married Him: / 1 LA t grar “He ccrtainly looked like & nice fel X 3 ( J \ P i yut such modern ideas! Well, ~ v s R less : S s B LOSES PIN AMONG BED- THEY'RE ALWAYS SURE HE'S DOESNT SOCCEED VERY \‘. n worse nd fris ATA t t k of me a dol- . WELL, ONE COM= SWALLOWED IT-DONT GIVE WELL BUT G6CES 70 SLEER ; 5 : (ghtoreiol ihe Jon i Sk na L untigh reltuni THERE'LL BE SOME HIM CREDIT FOR ANY SENSE. PERFECTLY HAPPY ] ' erd ; LB bags songistuiicd i 5 OO et FUN WHEN THEY FIND IT'S 60NE TRIES TO GET COVERED UP (Coy ht, 1926, by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) 4 2 budding authior plan to 1 I splendid endeavors.