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I The Literary Digest for November 7, 1925 56 \ou can finish any surface cVvith / GLD33509 GUf>33^10 CO The Literary Digest for November 7, 1925 PERSONAL GLIMPSES Continued Berlin to get completely thawed out. But something of importonco seemed to lx; missing. "What is it you're looking for. Max?" asked H. C. Yost, manager of the lilen House. But Max made no reply and wont on with his search. "J this what you're looking for?" said Mr. Yost, a moment later, as he picked up a tiny crucifix from a table, with a loop of ribbon on it large enough to go over Englehardt'a head. "Ym, that's him," said Englehardt, tak ing the crucifix, and kissing it. "That's what saved my life." "Yes. I guess it must hare." said the doctor, who was wearing a Masonic charm on bt wateli-chaiu. Ex t e n d the life and service of-your sheet metal work by using a more enduring material. It is a well established fact that an alloy of copper and steel gives maximum wear and rust-resist* ance. The recognized leaders in the galvanized sheet world are BEST BLOOM-^-GALVANIZED SHEETS APOLLO-KEYSTONE Copper Steel GALVANIZED SHEETS FORMED ROOFING PRODUCTS THIS VICTIM ENJOYS THE JEST of the nto.'t spontaneous and light- ^ hearted humorists of our time has found in Tk b Lit e r ar y Dio k s t a fund for the enrichment of his happy art. Ouly readers of Th e Dio c a t could appreciate Mr. H. 1. Phillips's diverting parody of our manner of presenting all aspects of the news and editorial opinion. Evidently Mr. Phillips assume* that practically all the members of his large and appreciative audience arc sUo of our comprehensive family. Writing in the Now York Sun under the title, "A Homo Chat Between Two LrrcRAftr Drew* Addicts," he puts bis whimsicalities into the mouths of a husband and wifo, as follows: Black Sheets for all Purposes AUTOMOBILE SHEETS-ELECTRICAL SHEETS SPECIAL SHEETS FOR STAMPING TIN AND TERNE PLATES Apollo Galvanized Sheets, made continuously stnoe 1864. are the best known Galvanized Sheets produced. An additional factor for permanence has been added in Apollo-Keystone grade by the use of Keystone Copper Steel for the base metal. This copper-steel alloy is particularly adapted for roofing, siding, gutters, spouting, flumes, culverts, tanks, metal lath, and all sheet metal work requiring highest rust-resistance. Sold by leading metal merchants. We shall be pleased to assist the in dustry in the solution of its problems involving the use of Sheet and Tin Mill Products. Send for our interesting Facts booklet. Sheet <&ftill `Products fl|| IhMM foe *11 , AMI* aad Apollo-Kapiio** Cojportlv**l Oil* rsMwd Ci'iMM4TMk block* Of4 llMlif lad 0i4i* fttoJwcta, flfielil BhU Ur Biiaplm, Aulo** . btU6^U.BMciH4*l *. eProducts A*Mlfta Cek *M AftifKM CtoicM Ua1*U Tl* VMS Twm Tla. A e*o UdfeifliaidAuneiiiKtutthodd HmB&i ?irM FlMM. Kf H4i( lib Fl*ttiS )HM VIM* f*f Ml *ei*dH*: AM4tStioMkll,iftpBKulcbkl,BtttMvp#lAFflBMuieMk, SteI*. American Sheet ancl Tin. Plate Company ' Fv(flo Co** General Offices: Frick Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. ---- --------- Bau c s Oryl'-X ....... I**Qr*r Dftmlt Kev OiIr mi NwVcvefe PMladalpVli HtUbaifk ti. LoU Ktwn HiMiMMUltiK CltTR At4TM 9lin HdQCCT# . MWTOrtOitj Cmu *%*n. m#OOVW Co., ** F#*W-** J *1**4, But--Wilbur, don't hold the bahy that way. You're hurling it. He--Hokling a baby this wav, according to the Philadelphia Public Ledger, is per fectly proper, my dear. On the othiT hand, soys the New Orleans Picayune, it is perhaps not vutiivty os comfortable for the child as a more orth'Htox position. But--and this is the view ot the Norfolk Virfiiaa-Pilol--it pntb&hly will not seri ously affect the child's future wliether ( bold it this way or not. Sh e--Don't le silly, Wilbur. Never bold aa infant with one arm around its middle and iu head pointing due aouth. This is on the authority of The Ohio State Journal, and a similar at titude < taken, tho not so emphatically, by the Bckeuectady Union-Star. He --If you know nwre alx>ut holding a baby than I do, go ahead ami hi,1.1 it. The difficulty in a situation such os this, declares tho Cleveland Plain Dealer and Troy Record, is that a mere man is practi cally helpless. In this position the Wash ington Star and Now York Daily A ries con cur. Sh e--Put the child in the crib and let us have luncheon. What shall 1 get you? He--Lamb chops with green peas, if we believe the Rochester Timet-Union. make a very nice luncheon. As opposed to this attitude, however, the Philadelphia Ei-cning Rnllttin takes a deterNiiifcd stand for pigs' knuckh-s and sauerkraut. K. tho. we accept the suggestion of the Ohio Shite Journal and New York Daily Hexra. some cold meats and a salad are to lx< preferred. Bh k --Nonsense, Wilbur. I quote tho