There is a speshll little angel In
heaven who never lets me forget
your berthdavs. if you will allow me
to hecome slitely poetic for the occa
s:on. So sure snuff this afternoon I
was sitting at mv hard desk thinking
of this and that and the other thing,
ns bizzy men will, and my little an
gels voice wispered soft and low in
my ear. Its somebody* herthdav to-
I day. Willyum Potts, pop sed.
Willyum, do you meen to say Ben
ny called you up on the telefone after
b» herd me make a certain remark?
ma sed.
Thate the last time I ever become
poetic on »nv occasion. I allways dis
trusted poetry and now T know its a
bad influents, pop sed, and ma sed.
Then he did. T geseed rite, Willyum
at »nt yon awflll?
Not all. I meen elitely, how
youM you like to go to a show to
nite? pop sed.
Id love to. ma sed.
Wicb they did.
“Puzzlicks *
-Puzzle-Limerick.*-*
A young girl whose last name was
Want to church in a new sealskin
■> •_
In donating her —3—
She oquffzed it so —4—
That her kid glove cracked right cross
the » —.
1. Scottish prefix for a surname,
meaning "Son of.”
2-. Type of coat.
3. A small sum.
4. Closely'.
5. Rear.
(Note —That the young lady in ques
tion was inclined to
will be evident when you have com
j ppleted this 'Tuzzliek” by placing the
! right words, indicated by the ntim
! bers. in the corresponding spaces.
The answer and another “Puzzliok”
■ will appear tomorrow.
