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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

POR $500 CASH, resto hipoteca,
Sc vende esplendida residencia
calle Mae Leary 6, cerca del Par
que. Todo moderno' Y grande. CincO
dormitorios, garage. cuarto servicio.
Venga verla. Tel. 94S verde, San
turce. 9-21
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

BROADWAY BAZAR, San Fran
cisco 42. SOmbreros de sefforas
= nihas. Recibimos nuevos modelos
Semanalmente. artfculOs de fanta-
STA: trajes para nifios pequeflos. Es
merada atenci6n en- tOdo. Lame
al telefono Gas, San Juan. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

SE ALQUILAN 7casas de $35 a $45
en- Ave. Bolivar. Vendo autom6-
vii Nash cuatrO cilindros, casi nue.
vO. InfOrmara Gregorio Cubero, te-
l6fono 667 negro, Santurce. V-2g
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

AaADON1IOt --GANIU1CE-- BA-
RRANQUITAS. Compro casa o
solar en- Aybonito, Santurce O Ba-
rranqIIitas, o a1quilo casa. Dirigir-
Sc a Box 424. Caguas,s p. r. 9-23
MAQUINA de haeer helado, con
motor el6ctrico de L c. f.
y Picador de Hello, capaeidad 5 ga
lones. EN- BUEN ESTADO v CON
POGO TEMPO DE USO. vende-
mos al contado . a plazos. Informa
ra Farmacia Mnlet. Mayaguez, p.
r. -. 2.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
a ALQUILANSE buenas habitaeio-

mes en- casa familia respectable.
Como sin ccmidas. Precios m0dicos.
Sitio c6ntrieo. Informes en- Allen SO,
telefono 1888, San Juan. 9-23
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

CE ALQUILAN: En- FortaIeza
1917, esquina Crigto; DOS ha-
tftaciones muy frescas y cada una
con balloon a la calle, en- ell segundo
piso sizquierda. 800
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

sc ALQUILA un garaje con o sin
una habitaci6n propia para cho-
fer en- la parada 1917, calle Figue-
roa No. S. Informardn allf mismo
0 telefono 33 azuI; Santurce. 9-23
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
cE VENDEN pleas de auto Dodge

usadas, maquinilla de sumar
Burroughs muy barata, maquinilla
Smith casi sin 'uSo, y otra Corona.
TodO muy barato. Informara Luna
72. 1916
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

CE ALQUILAN, altos esplendidos.
Cinco dormitorios ampios, de-
mas dependencies. Cerca tres eSeue
las. Cuarenta pesos. TelefOnoS Sc
rojo y 565 azul, Santurce. 800
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
C0MPR:A- YENTA] COMPR.A- -VENTA

Sc VENDEN $500 M c solar par,
te mejor y mas c6ntrica. Santur-
ce para fines negocio. Precio cash.
Don Vicente, 270 roiO, Santurce.
n M
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

CE VENDE- Casa en- Avenida MI
ranar, cerca de La Carretera
Central y de La nueva- 1nfornaras
Box 1925. o telefono 141. San Juan.
afu p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

Sc VENDE la casa No. z de la
Avenida Pershing, cinco dormito-
rios, ampliO balloon con installation
sanitaria. Sc da por $4,000 por en-
barcarse su dueha. Tel6feno 1869
rojO, Santurce. 9.24
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

IA LQUII4ER piso alto, tres habita-
clones, sala, comedor, cocina, ba-
fio, Gale LOLA. Tel6fonos 1881. San
Juan, 1892 negro, Santurce, Neme-
sio L. Soto. 800
aSases@SrSS-SNe<5pN
CE ALQUM.A Ia casa Luehetti No.
iSso7 esquinal Ernest0 CerEa. Sc vens
de, una mandoIina. Informant San
AEateo ~ telefon0 174D. 6anturce.
1910
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

CANGA. Sc vende un toro cruza
do, o Sc hace negocio por una
vaca. Informes e. Tirado, telefono
$50 Country Club, Santurce. 9-26
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

MUSICA para Piano. Reeibimos
commandments los dltimos hits
de New York. Tambien un gran sur
lido de cOuplets y mnsica espafola
en- general Hnvfo ala risla sfranqueo
extra Los MuchachOa, San Juan;
p. r. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

TAQUIGRAFA. Senorita con prae
tica en- oficina comerciai. Ofrece
sus ServiciOs. Buenas referencias.
Dirfjase a Box 720, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

sc VENDE un colmado en- la pa
rada 21. Buenas condolences: !:
sitio esplendido. Para informes di-
rfjase al Tel6fono 1923, Apartado
POS, Santurce, P. r. go
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CE ALQUmA casa con mirador de

cuatre habitaciones y serviciO
, planta baJa, cinco habitaciones.
Propia para negocio. Informes Gre
gOrlO V&zquez, Allen 73, telefono
BOZ rojo. San Juan. P
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

sc VENDE o alquila casa con 8
dornaitoffos y suii mirador con 4
habitaciones acerca los banos, calle
Corchado No. %, Stop A. Sc alqui.
Ia por $50 mensuales o sc deja par
te en- hipoteca. Informes 1924 YER
de, Santurce, 9-23
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

IN aGRISTO 10 altos, Sc alquilan
frescas Y claras habitaciones a
Rreeios muy redueidos. Tambi6n un
local propio para oficina Casa abb
kqlutamente limpia. Informes allf-
zsaiiao. 1872
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

CE ALQUILA. villa del PaImar.
Cataio. COS chalets por $26. ciu
heneR acueductO local instalaci6n
Eanitaria. Sitio ideal para veranear.
Informes Prudencio Gonzalez en- La
misnoa. ts p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

81 ALQU14A una oftcina en- e.
Edificio Bouret, San JustO No.
kz Ihformaran en- ID JOyeria ~.
,Dps Bouret Inc." ose r..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

MAGNIFICOS LOCALES. Alquf--
lanse los bajos de Cristo esquina
Allen, Y los altos Y bajos de Cruz
0, propios para tienda cafe. Infor
maran en- Ell Cielo, Allen 25, Tele-
fono 40. 9-24
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

CE ALQUILA en- ell edhicio de Sue.
de Peres Hnos., Marina Ell local q.
Scupaba ~Mendea Marines y Co, y.
an mirador. Informant Tel. 216. 8.
SUan p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
ELECTRTCO. Ten

mos trabajo para un soldador
electrico que sea competente. Fun
dici0n de SObrinOs de Portilla, Box
1851, San Juan. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

sc ALQUIL4AN los altos de la dull
cerfa "H Catalan, San Jose IL.
lnformaran telefone POS, San Juan.
~ ID
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

A UNIQUE las PINTURAS ALLAN
TIC han subido de preeio debl-
DO nj alto costO De las materias pri-
mas = su precio hey es de $2.70 ga
lon. IPor que paga $S.76 Dor otras
marcas cuando no hay mejor que AT
LANTIC7 A. Erie Eumersille, dis
tribuidcG. Allen 20 San Juan. P. r.
S1-10
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

CE VENDE la casa de concrete No.
40 frente al mercado en- Rio Pie
dras, calle Jose de Diego y un So
lar. Informes telefono 81 rojo, San
tnrce 0 tel6fono 10, San Juan. 1912
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
81 VENDE en- el condado. reslde

cha concrete; dos pisos, cinco
dormitoFios, doble servicio santa
rio. Todo comfort moderno. Garage
concrete con cuarto anexo para cho
fer. Hace esquina a tres Gales. In
formes g. f. Preston, Cruz i, altos,
Box 1866, telefonos 11O9, San Juan,
$50 negro, Santurce. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

SE ALQUILA. Magnffica residen-
cia con garage, s6tanO y. mira
dor, calle Borda, eequfna Lopez Ian
dr6n. Informes telefono 1850, San
Juan. Standard Grocery, Cruz 6.
ss.s $50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

Sc ALQUILA en- Gale Condado
Mo- 13 los altos de la casa. Muy
yentilados y espaciosos por un pre-.
clio m6dicO. 1nformes telefono SO
negro. Santurce; 10 2
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POLICE SEEKING MAN
!, IN SHOOTING ARRAY

Police are searching for James
Bostick, colored. twenty-seven. of
10 G street southeast, who Is alleged
to have shot James Robertson,
colored, nineteen, in the chest last
night during an alteration in the
rear yard Of los G street southwest.
Robertson is in a serious condi.
ton at Emergency Hospital.
Pereeiving a moving object In
the shadows of his hallway at 1909
Twelfth street northwest, last night,
Louis H. Phillips, colored, fired one
shot from his revolver.
The bullet wounded Alexander
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Monkey
Shines

1AtSAAA0NAOAA-SA
John T. Scopes is a convicted
man today in the eyes of his
father.
with that jury" said the
daddy, Thomas Scopes, Of Pa
ducah, KY. 1.-The State Is sure
to win. They are all opposed
to evolution, and you can't ex-
pect to change their convictions
overnight. But whatever their
verdict Is, and 1t is certain to be
a conviction, 1t won't change the
truth, and truth will prevail in
the end. Despite this jury, be-
Ieve my boy will be acquitted
in the eyes of the world
Dorothy May Hayes, aged ten.
a brown-eyed miss in Scopes
school, today described in a nut
shell Dayton's attitude toward
the young school teacher and the
evolution trial.
I'm for Scopes" she volun-
teered, "but I'm against evolu-
ton"
"Why?" parried the reporter.
"WeH, he's from our country,
ne IedCnSS III our SCAlOOLS, dIIu
like him." ran her prompt an
swer. But 1 don't believe l
came from a monkey"
And her vredict reflected the
countryside's opinion.
Out Of the hundreds Of Off.
Gals, attorneys and newspaper
men attending the trial, only
three wear their coats on the
streets. These charter members
of the Goat wearers' union" are
Judge John T. Raulston, to sus-
tain his official dignity; Sheriff
r. B. Harris, to hide his six
shooter, and\ Dudley Field Ma
lone, ITO uphold Fifth avenues
form.
The ''pitchmen" enliven the
streets near the court house with
all the time-worn "rackets" and
one or two new ones. Auction.
ing feminine underwear is one;
gathering a crowd with a sup
posed-to-be machine for turning a
piece of blank paper into a two
dollar bill and then Introducing
a thread that sharpens razors is
another: shoes, souvenirs, pen.
nants, monkey dolls, caricatures
OF the principals, a monkey bust
ness song, handbooks on the case
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DEATHS.

and on the town are among other
wares hawked at the curbs.
As Judge Raulston at intervals
os a few minutes orders the court
room windows cleared for ventila-
ton, the aroma Of barbecued beef
floats In. Four steers were quar-
tered and roasted outdoors in the
courthouse grounds, the meat
being served in an improvised
shanty. "A colored brabecue ex-
pert tends the slowly roasting
meat, night and day, sleeping on
the ground behind the trench.
To settle frequently. discussed
question: There is no chapter of
the Ku Klux Khan in Dayton or
in Rhea county. This is a strongly
Masonic community with more
than-lO0 thirty-second degree men
In this city of 1,700.
William Jennings Bryan will
teach the Sunday School class to-
morrow at the Methodist Church
in which young Scopes is y men,
Der. The latter is expected to
attend.
The commoner also will speak
Sunday night on What Shall
We Do With Jesus" at q meet
ing in the courthouse.
BY actual count, there are 1852
correspondents assigned to places
In \ the courthouse. They have
hammered their typewriters for a
daily total of 100000 words, &C.
cording to an estimate by West
ern Union officials. The stories
have been sent to every. corner
of the United States, into Canada
and by cables to Europe.
John Washington Butler, the
Tennessee legislator who fathered
the anti-evolution law, has en-
dorsed the Scopes jury.
Scopes will get a fair trial
from the jury" said Butler. at
is a jury OF honest, God-fearing
farmers"
Eleven uniformed policemen i'm
ported from Chattanooga and
Knoxville have reinforced the
Dayton police department. This
means that John Coleman. town
marshal, won't have to do all the
work alone.
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EDWARD w. McEAE

Funeral services will be held
wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the chapel of Glenwood Gene
terry for Edward w. McRae. father
of Kenneth D. and Edward w NC
Rae, jr., of this city. Word was
received today of Mr.. McRae's death
All the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Gertrude McRae Nash, in Seattle.
Wash. He was the husband OF
the late Elizabeth G. McRae and is
survived also by another son, John,
of Denver, Col.
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fayette square, between jackson
place and Seventeenth street ana
Pennsylvania avenue and Seven
teenth street.
The. new Treasury Department
annex. constructed at Pennsylvania
avenue and Madison place, in ac-
cordance with this plan. eventually
viii be extended north to H street.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
= Phone Notices to Main $3.50, Obituary Desk
MARY MARGARET WARD.

A requiem mass will be said al
st, Joseph's Church Monday morn
ing at 8 o'clock for Mary Margaret
Ward, who died yesterday at her
home $50 Maryland avenue north
east.
Interment viii be in Mount olivet
Cemetery.
Miss Ward was the daughter OF
the late William and Ann Ward.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles r. Simpson. ~. and Virginia
A. Shelton, Is. of Fairfax, Va. The
Reverend q. s. johnson.
T. Holtzciaw, 26. The Reverend VIM.
n Hoffman.
willis r. walker. 43. and Catherine
Mccormick. 50. The Reverend 7 v.
FITZGERALD.
John william Marshall. %. and Cath.
crime e. Robinson. Is. The Reverend
Edmund Stewart, SO, and Laura Ell
len Cox. Is. The Reverend J. 7.
Charles HaraIey. rs. and Ruth L.
williams. IS. The reverend VIM. d.
James D. James. 80. of Trenton. N:
j.. and clyde w. Ferguson. 81. OF
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RTRTHS.

clowas o. and Helen A. Drew. girl
Albert r. and Mabel c. Thomas. boy
Robert r. and Helen e. Davis. boy,
David p. and Emma r. Morton. boy.
Gordon McC. and Kathleen W Wor-
John e. and Mary 2. Temple. boy
Horace n. and Marie L. Brennan,
Edward B. and Edith A. Rogers. boy,
Christopher A. and Angela 2. Hop
Henry +. and Alma v. Garcia, boy.
wilfred II. and Elizabeth p. Blunt
girl.
Clifford L. and Augusta Johnapn, girl
James H and Grace YeatmaA, girl.
Odell and Mamie Bievins, girl.
Frank and Alice r. Meegan, girl
George p. and Katherine q. Frailey,
boy.
RAYMOND L. and Flossie Eubank. girl
Frank and Mabel Shaw. boy.
william K. and Mary e. Smith, boy
william F. and Helen B. Peterson
boy.
John r. and Anna e. Harley. boy.
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Danyille. Va. The Reverend w. West
George Black. %, and vernetta d.
stitt: %. The Reverend = Grimke;
Lille N. Battles IS. The Reverend
cchas. Thomas. ~. and Tlosenoe Petty.
Frederick 9. Grant. Il. and Anne
Va. The Reverend II. II Hsnnig.
ws1ns e -. The reverend ' ma ), 1 +.
Earl c. Roberts. J II. and Pauline
Cox, 81 q A tYssn Ga. The Rev
Nickoia. PoIis. 81. and Catherine
Libert. Is. The Reverend c. Angel
c Victor n l Harry; e. end !, clare lie. Lee
fish.
DEATHS.
Cecil Abbott. 50 years. United States
Alice L. Moore. 81 years. In street.
Connecticut avenue and Porter place.
Thomas f.. xydia. IS years, No. 942
NsY gsTssy Gsts. &c Hssrs
Julius Pretzfieid. 50 years Emsr-
John sehasfer. 50 years. Provi-
Pacific r. Millett. IT years, No. 1917
Corcoran street northwest.
BurTeIl Johnson, 40 years. District
of Columbia Property Wharf and Tenth
David johnson. - years. GallinGer
William Washington. IS years
Georgetown University Hospital.
Lloyd Lewis II months. children's
Bernice v. Edwards. 8 months. Chill
dfen's Hospital
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Death noMeag

sAIJNDERS-On wednesday, July 8.
1925, Mrs. MAGEALENA. at Provi-
dence Hospital. age sixty years
Funeral services at 1929 Penngyl-
vania avenue southeast, Saturday,
july IL. High mass at st. Peters
at 8 a. m. Services held for the
repose of her soul. Newark, N.
: J., papers please copy).
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YESTERDAYS FINES AND FORFEITURES

| David ]. Mullane.
John Burrus -.
| John p. Stanton.
william G.. Tully
George s. Scot. -.
Della N. Brown !.
Leonard b. Clark
r. A. Littleton -.
A. H. Bekshain ;.
William A. Dulin
H. p. Wilkerson.
C. j.. La Rash, jr.
G. E. Washburn. >.
L. s. Campbell.
F.. III. Vincent -
Warren Dean -.
Jack Little $500.
A. M. Zunhumm.
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and on the town are among other
wares hawked at the curbs.
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Ask For Cars
BY Numbers

Car No. SS1-
1924 Chevrolet Sedan. I. $500
Car. No. 3d.
1923 Chevrolet Touring. 200
Car No. 3S8
1924 Chevrolet Sedan. =. 40
Car No. 392-
1921 Standard g" 4-pass
Coupe ................ 4UU
Car No. 391--
1924 Ford Roadster. $50. $50
Car No. BOT
1924 Chevrolet Touring. !. s25
Car No. 372
1924 Chevrolet 4-pass.
Coupe ................ 40
Car No. 800
1924 Ford Touring 1865. 26O
Car No. 3d.
1922 Ford Sedan, many
extras .......ss. zOU
Car No. 341-
1923 Chevrolet Coupe. 295
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AUTO MECHANIC, experienced
on Chevrolet. Must work every
other Sunday. See Mr.. Schaef-
fer, Owens Motor Co., 37O0 Ga.
Avenue.
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Financial

Phone CLASSIFIED Ads to Main $3.50.
BUSINESS OPPORTUN1TIEs g
BOOMING house for sale: excellent To-
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FURNISHED rooming house for sale:
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FLORISTS

WHITE, INC. i4'h i Main sSss = s
OUR SPECIALITY
Floral Designs at Moderate Prices.
+ APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. CO., 1912 F st. N. w.
Artistic-Expressivs-
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The ExiIed God
BY DOUGLAS MALLocH

How much may mortal dare to
\ hope?
Well, even now there come sweet
hours
When eglantine and heliotrope
Are somehow something more than
flowers,
Hours when some other sense than
sight.
Thrills with the gardens glad delight.
How much may mortal dare to dreamf
Well, / have stood beside the bars,
Beheld the moonlight on the stream
And caught the converse of the
stars,
Some untranslated language heard
AndSunderstood, who knew no word.
Who has NOT known an hour like this,
Perhaps au Instant, in the strife?-
When rose or song o. moon or kiss
Lifted his spirit out of life,
Obliterating earthly things7-
Yea, for a moment felt his wingsi
Some other sense, some hour of earth
Links earth and heaven, sky and sod.
Whispers the secret of his birth
Man hears, and knows he Is god.
An exiled god who but awaits
The opening of his palace gates.
Inside those gates such gardens lie
AS earthly gardens only hint,
And their reflections make our sky,
Give west its color, east its tint;
Earth has its trees, Its bloom, its
grass,
Till greater wonders come to pass.
How much may mortal dare to hope,
How much may mortal care to
dream?
That we shall walk who only grope,
The godlike thing we sometimes
seem
In fleeing moments we shall be
Through all our Immortality.
10 by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.)
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Jaguar, "for there Is no other reason
In wanting me to hurry.
you're not going to catch q train,
as folks say, King Lion.
Nor you, Tiger.
Nor you. Jaguar"
mo, I'm not going to catch train"
said King Lion. 81 wouldn't go on one
Of the silly, putting things.
II don't have to puff, for can roar"
Il don't have to catch train, II Is
true" said the Tiger "Nor do / think
thst a very sensible remark"
Even the young Jaguar agreed with
this.
Il thought was going to have q
chsnce to speak," said the Jaguar.
ITO be sure" said King Lion. Pm
only waiting for you to begin
"only waiting for you to start" said
young Jaguar.
"only waiting for you to commence"
said the Tiger.
Then let me get started" growled
the Jaguar.
'I.et him get started" said the Tiger.
'1.et him get started" said young
Jaguar.
by all means, let him get started"
said King Lion. "Not Of course, for
train, but with his story"
THAT'S what we mean" said the
Tiger.
yes, that's what we mean." said
the young Jaguar.
WELL" said the Jaguar, II Will tell
you.
Il came from South America and /
had a very exciting trip here
81 came In boat. ] did, and 80
know about boats, even though trains
are beneath my notice.
EVERY one admired my handsome
yellow coat. my strength and my beau
tiful big head
'Yes, am the fine Jaguar. am"
'True.' agreed the young Jaguar
"He boosted, too" grinned the Lion.
roaring again.
"He certainly did said the Tiger
"But my Boosting made true
story" the Jaguar added delightedly.
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AN ABIDING CONFIDENCE

VoU may often wonder at the sue
cess of some envied friend of
yours who apparently goes straight
without faltering or making any visible
mistake.
And it may be, too, that 1t is he or
she who is not counted in your ex-
elusive set as being specially brilliant,
who in some way or another manages
to keep pace with the head line of the
procession in spite of the Ill winds of
gossip, and holds securely his or her
place without any perceptible sign Of
losing 1t.
Sometimes it must be admitted that
you are burning with jealousy and not
1nfrequently angry.
The contented smile on his or her
face is disquieting to you. even though
you really try to be charitable and big
hearted.
1t cuts deeply into the soul and ex-
poses the raw surface to the biting
wind of hate; 1t stirs up a sense Of
smarting pain just at the moment
when you would settle down for the
evening with a companionab.e book.
Like many other envj6us humans.
you fail to look beneath the unruffled
surface for the cause, being more or