Show THE OGDEN STAN D ARP-E- 8 " - AMINER X FRIDAY EVENING DECEMBER 21 1034 v W There was only one way to answer that orothy Dix Talks ’ ‘ LEARN TO LAUGH AT OURSELF AND DON'T LET ?! YOUR NEIGHBORS SET YOUR Here are ten rules for happiness Try ’em First Make up your mind to be happy Happiness Is mostly a ‘matter of You can think yourself happy or you can think yourself miserable It Is up to you which you do Grab all of the innocent amusements that come your way Never miss an opportunity to have harmless fun Learn to find pleasure in simple ‘go to grand opera things If youoncan’t radio Nail on your the you can turn come off and won’t smile that face the after a bit you will find that it comes i self-hypnoti- sm - there naturally ' - r( Second IMake the best of your lot Of course you haven’t everything I you want and things are not just " "7 Nobody Is that lucky Even rightmost fortunate have a lot of the crumpled rose leaves under their for- ty mattresses of ease There isn’t a single human being who hasn’t plentrick is to make ty to cry over and a lot to rejoice over and thecolored friend ef old an like Be the laughs outweigh the tears mine who consoled herself for having only pork chops instead of turkey for her Christmas dinner by saying: “Well thank God pork chops ain’t got feathers on them and you don’t have — to pick ’em anyway” Don’t take yourself too seriously everything that happens to you Is of world-shaki- - that Don’t think Third importance and that somehow you should have been protected against the misfortunes that befall other people When death robs you of one you love or you lose your money or your job don’t demand to know of should have happened to you and grow rehigh heaven why thisover bellious and' morbid your sorrow Submit humbly to the decrees of fate asking why not? Why you should have been spared the common lot? We are never happy until we learn what funny little things we are and learn to laugh at ourselves r ng T - X j'r - Fourth Don’t take other people too seriously They are not much - of a muchness either Qon’t let their criticisms worry you' You can’t please everybody so please yourself-Donlet your neighbors set your standards for you Don’t run in debt trying to keep up with the Joneses or bore your-jSe- lf to death trying to be as intellectual as the Highbrows Be yourself and do the things that youenjoy doing if you want to be comfortable and happy ’t 'j ' ' - Fifth Don’t borrow trouble You have to pay compound interest on that and it will bankrupt you in the end if you do It is a queer thing but imaginary troubles are ‘harder to bear than actual’ ones:' There are none of us but who have lain awake at night petrified withwedread of some calamity that we feared might befall us and that felt would shatter our lives if it should occur never it happened but if it did it wasn’t so bad after Generally all and we survived it without serious injury Enjoy today and let tomorrow take care of itself There is no sounder adage than that which bids us not to trouble trouble until trouble troubles us The only good that worrying ever did anyone was to make him thin It is grand for the figure but hard on the disposition 1 I -- —Reddy Fox When the com has stood in shocks in Farmer Brown’s cornfield Reddy Fox in common with some others had found good hunting there splendid hunting You see the Mice from fart and wide had moved over there to make their homes in those shocks where there was plenty to eat And where there are many people many are sure to be careless So Reddy and others had had good hunting until those shocks had been torn apart to harvest and carry away the corn This had sent the Mice living there scurrying back to the Green Meadows where they had scattered! far and wide seeking new homes This meant harder hunting much harder hunting for Reddy and the others Reddy still visited the cornfield from time to time i especially the fence-row- s where tall dead grasses and weeds still stood above the snow for he knew that Meadow Mice love such surroundings So it was that after the snow had buried the- Green Meadows and the cornfield Reddy pn one of his visits found certain dainty little tracks leading from one weedtop to another Very dainty little footprints they were Reddy grinned when be saw them “So there are some Mice left' here after all” said he to himself “Whoever made these tracks has been getting seeds from these weed-teand is somewhere down below I’ll just follow these tracks and see where they lead to” Pretty soon the tracks that he was following were joined by other little footprints just' as dainty- Once more Reddy grinned' “A pair of Mice” said be to himself “With two of them about I ought to be able to catch at least one especially if I can find out just where they are living Hello What’s this?” He had come ‘to the hole in the snow that led down to the hole into the ’'funnel 'of 'Miner! the' Mole There were dainty little tracks leading into it and out of it “Ha!” ex claimed Reddy “Their home is right down below here somewhere It shouldn’t be difficult to find” He sniffed all about to make sure that the freshest scent in those footprints led’ into- - the hole not away from it Satisfied on this score he began to dig How he made the Ann and Peter both heart-sic- k and disillusioned meet In a restaurant When Peter asks Aim to marry him she agrees They go to Florida and spend several weeks happily Then Pet- ’ er is called home because of bus- iness All of the Kendall family except Peter’s sister MILLICENT rsnuh: Aim Ann hears that labor' trouble is brewing at the Kendall factory she Believing ' Peter is In ' follows him' there anddanger hears him ' make a talk which quiets the sit- nation Ann realizes she is in love j ( I’ve phoned to have the car sent ' for me” “I’m sorry But you shouldn’t have phoned for the car Some of us would have run you out” “There is no reason to take anyone from the party” A little later with her evening wrap drawn about her Carol was being driven- home Presently she said “Stop the car” This time she added “Please We might as well y v talk this out” “This is so much better”' she said ' a moment later seated beside the young man at the wheel There was no reply “You are very uncommunicative” Carol persisted “I don’t believe I have ever known anyone more So Is your name really Lawrence?” “Yes” “One shouldn’t call a chauffeur Larry?”’ y "Certainly not” “Then I shall call you Larry” - y- - with her husband They drove a few minutes in siNOW GO ON WITH THE STORY lence and then Carol' said slowly “Of course you know I arranged so I could drive with you Don’t this CHAPTER XXVI you don’t Drive any place pretend Carol Kendall spoke to the chaufwant Larry but don’t take me feur driving the car “With so much you home” room in front I don’t know why I “You are out of your head to do must stay back here” a thing” the young man spoke such The young man at the wheel the car was turning roughly drove on stubbornly There was de- from thebut familiar route termination in tho set of his shoulcouldn’t bear going on like this “I ders He made no' reply any longer” Carol said Carol sat back smiling When “I couldn’t bear to see you playshex reached her destination a ing chauffeur and believing you had handsome residence she said care- me fooled What college did you “Come for me at one to- attend Larry? And why'1 the maslessly v night” v querade?” “But I understood — ” “What difference does it make?” “You understood that I was stay“It makes a lot of dif ference to ing the night with Virginia Lee me” Carol said ohe stumbled on Well I’m going to her party but I bravely earnestly “because you see am not spending the night” I care”' “' Yes Miss Kendall I’ll tell your The car’s speed was checked It mother miss” stopped suddenlyf and Carol was in “You are not to tell my mother his arms “We’re both crazyj Carol I should I’ll : tell her myself when I reach have gone away” home” “I can’t believe you really love “Very well Miss Kendall” as “You’re not quite human are me Anybody as wonderful you?” you” “Wonderful! ‘I disgraced The blond' young chauffeur mereny get ly bowedl turned the car and drove people in college I couldnt’ a decent job” His voice was hoarse 'away About 12 o’clock Carol passing with misery her friend said carelessly “Vir“Everything will be different Carol said “Oh Larry I now” don’t should think I I stay ginia tonight Mother hasn’t been well never dreamed it would be like this!” “I tell it’s impossible My may be living In' there somewhere family is you Carol I couldn’t poor but I doubt it This tunnel wasn’t marry you” here-thlast time I came this way “I snow fly! It was easy digging which was you’ll take care of me” before the cold Carol know just -said snow the fastand those happily “but if I knew through weather ‘He must have dug it couldn’t I’d marry you just the you moving black paws cf his soon un- after that and this means that just he same I’d scrub or cook or covered the mound in which was may still use it Larry So I to near you” be the hole leading down into the don’t believe thoseoccasionally anything Mice have made tunnel of Miner the Mole their home in it They probably have another entrance to it not far away and a nest on the ground under the grass somewhere near - - ! ps - - - - - ’ ' - ' : ’ - - -- ‘ e - - — Sixth Don’t cherish enmities and grudges Don’t keep up - old quarrels Don’t remember all the mean things people have XJone to you Forget them Hate is a deadly chemical that we distill in our own hearts that poisons our own souls It takes nail the joy out of life and hurts us far worse than it does anyone else There is nothing so depressing as having a grudge Z against some one Nothing makes a home so miserable as for - the family 'not to be on good termsSo Meeting someone you if you have an enemy “don’t speak to will spoil any party not for hisTsake on kiss hiiri both "cheeks him and forgive but simply because it is making you unhappy and uncomfortable to be stirred up with wrath against him that”'" ests as possible Vyourself cheerful worlds ' It merry roundelay - - r”-- Mothe- ’ Carol was She hadn’t seemed in the least concerned about Lawrence’s dismissal - And it was really because last night she had thought Carol was Interested in him that she’d let the young rain go "I’d- like to get away tomorrow” ' Carol said “But you couldn’t possibly! “Why not? r have' plenty of clothes And Miami has shops” “Of course we can da lots if we hurry Do you feel equal to 3 ‘ - ’ shop-ping- ?” feel fine” Color had “I to Carol’s cheeks Her eyes come back sparkl-e- d - 4: 1 ‘ : ? all-Ameri- can Mrs Kendall sighed ‘“You fairly take my breath away I wish you weren’t quite 'So Impulsive” Only a week before when Bess had' written "begging Carol to join her Carol had laughed at the idea “Imagine! I know Miami backwards forwards vertically and horizontally I’d be bored to death” And here she was thrilled over going entering with zest into planning for the trip Really Mrs Ken- thought Carol was difficult to understand - da-1- (To Be Continued) - FOOTBALL FOR SOTOT MARTINS FERRY O —(IIP) — Dr Serge Rachmoussef director of athletics in the University of the Ukraine who has been studying football in the United States with a view to introducing it addressed throughout the Soviet a banquet here honoring the local high school’s undefeated grid team- - - been hard with him” “Lojrd you’re gullible” “Don — Carol!” ‘Mrs Kendall’s fretful voice came from the head of the stairs “What in the world are you talking about?” “About that damned chauffeur" Don said angrily Carol’s frightened eyes met his “Lawrence!” “He was impudent to me” Don said slowly t “Sis said I brought it on myself” “Whether you did or not” Mrs C c m eau liful cJlioca boxed and tions gift tied with ' smart : Christmas ribbons upon request No additional charge Your selec- Kendall said angrily ‘‘how dare he be impudent? Imagine you and Carol quarreling over a chauf- ' feur” - Carol and Don went up the stairs ask me what it “Please don’t was all about Mother I have a wretched headache L left Virginia’s because of it” “Who brought you home?” “I telephoned Lawrence to come x I : s !'? -- ' J j - for me” “Oh!” said Mrs Kendall When Carol came to breakfast e m eatt liful cJfrtoes - Cei “So there are some mice left here after all” said he to himself “Huh!” exclaimed Reddy in' disgust when he saw this “So that is how it Is! There is no knowing which way or how far they have gone in that tunnel and there is no digging into it to find out for the earfii is frozen hard Of course they H ms thank- - you- ‘chiM ’ pos-sibl- e post-morte- ‘‘Much better - - Have hosts of friends That is the way to keep and jolly and thinking this is the best of all is the little bird that hops around that sings a not the clam that stays shut up in its shell Don’t spend your life EighthoverDon’t hold the mistakes you have made or the sorrows brooding that have befallen you What is done is done and cannot be - changed but you have your whole future life in which to make good Not all of our tears can bring back those we have lost but wecan make life miserable for ourselves and those us by our unavailing weeping Quit beating upon your - about breast because you haven’t as much money as you used to v Jhave Don’t be one of those who never get over' things Have theZ courage to take misfortune on the chin and ’come up " smiling What “I’m glad dear By the way you may be inconvenienced a little today I let Lawrence go for his impudence to Don” Carol put her cup down and raised her eyes calmly to her mother’s “He’ll probably find a job soon He was an excellent— chauffeur “But imagine being impudent to Don! Carol you look a little pale” “Too much night life I’ve been having these headaches for days” “I think Dr Rockwood should see —!” ' dear” you “Don” said Carol in a low voice s ense All he’d say would “you’ll wake Mother I’ll explain lat be“Non ‘Carol you must retire at nine er” Vv for a month No dancing a quart “Explain spooning with Law- bf 'milk taken in between meals rence!” more fresh vegetables and - fruit Carol “Larry please go now” And maybe' a little trip somewhere said “Let me handle this?” —somewhere in the south’ Mother She watched the chauffeur disapthere’s an idea! Let me join Bess ? darkness pear in the Miami “Come inside”she whispered to Lattimer for a few weeks in ’ me a do would world It of good her brother Inside the great hall they: faced And I’d like to awfully” each other “Tomorrow I’ll thrash Mrs Kendall ’stared in amazehim within an inch of his life and ment “Of course you may go if I him Don send said packing” care to But I am surprised you “Don’t be absurd” Carol said You’ll miss the Rutherford Carol “He played football at college Oh house party that Jean’s and party are you blind? Didn’t you Don know he wasn’t a real chauffeur? you were so enthusiastic about” how you do "Mother darling You’d be surprised if I told you who he is But I'll tell you this much draw on your imagination Imagine me being enthusiastic about Jean’s He was mentioned for Carol laughed Another year he probably would house party" “I’m: ' sure you shouldn’t leave have made it” r “So that’s his story” sneered Don now” “But I want to I’m bored and His voice rose angrily “The dirty not well May I wire Bess' today?” crook’ “I suppose so” “I recognized him” Carol went on “I went to school with his sister He had heard of me too which gave him the idea of getting a job After a while it wasra ques tion of taking any job lie could get or stop mating And he wouldn’t go home because his father had in r Seventh Keep in circulation Go around and meet people Belong to clubs Travel as much as you can Have as many inter- - next morning Mrs Kendall greeted a’qeer her pleasantly “Well dear how’s the Mrs Kendall thought headache? Better?” musts ‘V So Reddy tried digging down in another - place to see if he could find any- little tujmel in the snow In fact be dug I down in several Then he sat places but In-vacocked- to down and with his head one y side studied ' the h situation "Those Mice have a home not far away Of that- there is no doubt said he tft himself “But so long as this snow holds I may as well give up all thought of finding it Once let the snow melt I can follow Miner’s tunnel and find out where ’ 7 BEGIN HERE TODAY ANN HOLLISTER pretty and 20 breaks her engagement to TONY MICKLE commercial artist because of his drinking and general irresponsibility The same day PETER KENDALL wealthy and prominent learns how VALERIA BENNETT his fiancee has deceived him and tells her everything is oyer between them By THORNTON W BURGESS ' - Kendall drove past the big- family car in the shadow of the porte cochere and then stopped his roadster in amazement Two were inside so engrossed people they had not noticed his approached He leaped out - and walked slowly toward the other car The door opened and the chauf-feu- d stepped out He opened the door on the other side for Carol Don said angrily “What in hell does this mean?” and’ advanced threateningly “Why you insolent - If freed of competition’s strife What little spice would be in life! 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