Judge — January 10, 1925 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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, } svhat ox nom are you 2ugnne, Cyril ca 1 A REVIEW OF A BOOK NOT WRITTEN hy Don Herold TT most. enjoyable reading T ad iit Vears was “Nothing,” (Published I fairly sailed through it, written byw Nobody. by None nd found it refreshing from: start finish. We need more books like this. While it is doubtful that we will get them, it is safe to that) many authors will tackle the same theme, In faet, anthors ha this topie since the beginning of time, Th hackneyed. Tt is as old as sex e¢ been handling subject may almost be said to be fl quite often is confused with sex, though quite different. But this author has handled the old theme dowill win his pl » hall of immortals because of his original treatment. He has kane and he has said it, and he has not mince! words. It took courage. ‘The author has risked ostracism. He may sink forever into oblivion. His family may starve, but families are neither here nor there to a man like the author of this book. He as ized that his message was given n what he had to say him direetly from God and he has trod to deliver it just as it was given tohim, T for one feel that this book was inspired. How do TE hnow it? Because, like all great messages, it is simply a clear statement of a mes- sage we have all received but failed to articulate. We have perhaps sought for words in whieh to utter it to the world or to utter if te our selves that has been our error Every author bas bad the same in spiration again and again and could have written it but for the prompt ings of indisereet ambition — the enue and to loll in. a limousine, Art gets Dungled like that. [help bungle it myself like that of my craving for ¢ lishers. If we desire to live on Park a ery day, as a result ks from pub- ly wait —if we could only start a delic ssen and (Continued on page 30) Crossword Exchange IeneneNey young lady will ex change sli hy ot 1 oeraser for name of a plover-like bind, of the the plum: Ain looking for sure ence for finger nail biting Ter three ere worl puzzle sand un dict Nnsiots te ry. Box 6 Chorizontal two trunkfuls t for strait syou? Mes. XN collection of jacket. or what Will trade mes of ra animals, birds, plants inseets for information leading to discovery of type « arter Worn Dy sobaltern in) Wing Mast contain six letters. Neth else considered. Mr. Chanee, Blank’s Crossing, N.Y. Wives! Cure your dushand of ney crossword habit No (registered trade-mark) put ino coffee does the triek.— Ady Robert Cyril O Brien tae word puzzles but it gets him all balled up if his wife expects him to ch a spool of silk thread, can always tell a bachelor bro | wae he has no buttons on his shirt, The up to the minute salesman and his business card. comicbooks.com