The federal board for vocational
education at Washington is anxious
to correspond with any disabled sol
diers or sailors or members of the
families of sucil men. Even If he
hss gone out in civil life and at
tempted to make his living without
t special training, and iln3s his handi
caps too much for him, he la still
entitled to this special training by
the government, absolutely free and
Is given a support fund of $65 per
month while he Is In training, with
the practical certainty of a position
I being ready for him when he has fin
ished his course and Is competent to
take on tha work and a first class
salary.
tl HI Sa
junv free?
HENRY CLEWS
WEEKLY LETTER
A much better feeling developed In
the stock market accompanied; by an
encouraging rally In many of the
leading ahami Thls airaearad to toe
based upon the belief that some of i Budldln
the difficult questions facing business,
such as tho new loan, the monetary
outlook, high taxation, la'bor unrest,
diminished TroCits, etc., had been
aibout discounted for the time being
at least. These problems have become
thoroughly famlHar. and the way to
their solution though difficult is seem
ingly less obscure. The sharp decline
in commodities has afforded some as
surance that the country Is on the
way to more normal conditions, and
that there are some hopes of business
tlence on all sides. It must t re
membered that the industrial machin-ft-f
the conntrr has experienced
violent disruption and it Is not to be
expected that it can. be restored and I
placed In smooth running order with
out considerable friction and loss.
Time ' and mutual consideration
should, however, solve the problem.
