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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04
FORBES GIVES REASONS
FOR TRADE OPTIMISM
By B. c. FORBES

tiops on the New York Stock EN'
change to the highest levels ever at
tanned. it is emphasized, reflects bo'h
satisfactory business and a satistac'
tory outlook.
PRICES REASONABLE.
1.-The moderate rise in commo-
div prices during the recent months
Is interpreted as entirely reasonapIe
in view Of the improved volume Q.
business done and is not interpreted
as rejecting any undue imitation OIL
prices. :,
12-Our foreign trade has been DO
ing quite we'll, and it is claimed thaI
the cutting of taxes will make posi-
HE sufficient lowering Of prices 10
strengthen Americas position IN for'
eign markets.
I2-While better world crops ad-
mittedly will reduce the demand tor
American grain, nevertheless our crop
prospects are described as gratifying
14-Despite more or less complaint
that profit margins have been mar.
row, it is noted that a great many
companies enjoy profltaDle Dusi
ness during the first half of the year
and increases in dividend rates nave
been far from UNCOMMON.
UTILITIES PROSPEROUS.
15-Public utility companies have
been enjoying the best year in their
history. with the result that enormous
sums are being spent for labor and
materials to expand operations. ano
mergers are the order of the day.
16-Among industries that are
enumerated as having been doing wei
or MS showing bctterment are steel
rubber, automobile, copper, SILK
packing, mail order, real estate, can
ming. tobacco, baking, cement, mar
vcster machinery and paper.
7-International bankers claim
that European developments are tul
of encouragement.
The foregoing list shows that thos'
who look for still better times ar
able to cnumerate many reasons To-
their unqualified optimism.
| Copyright, 1925. by h. C. For0es)
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sSghTps
iEslsss!VEMS.

DIR. James A. Schmulen, dentist, 80
Gibbs building, has returned and re-
sumed practice. Phone Or. 140O.
Dr. Conn l.. Milburn has resumed
his practice.-(Adv.l
Hertzberg, KercheviIle & Thomson,
lawyers, Cos Brady Bldg AHVJ
DIR. Landlord has returned.-(Adv'l
Dance at Culebra Inn, Saturday,
Sept. >. Heron B. Smith Orchestra
(Adv.)
Big dance, Sat. 9TH, at HeloteS
Tex. on the Bandera road. Everyone
welcome. The Midnight Syncopators
fivc-piece orchestra. (Adv.)
DIR. L. Hirschfeld, Gibbs Bldg, has
returned and resumed practice. Jaw
DIR. Pauline /. Dieprich has return
cd, resumes practice. 216 Gibbs Bldg
| (Adv.)
| Dance. MCulnd l4dht' S'Nn"'1
Sept. ). Heron b. Smith Orch. (AdV'J
Doctor McGlassOn has rcturne'
from his vacation. (Adv.)
| -
Electric, plumbing and tile work
EirkWood e. Wharton. In our ne'
home, 456 Main Ave. Or. 1S4S. (AdV.
~
Special Labor Day Dance, TokI
Roof Garden, Monday, September
(Adv.)
Prize candy novelty dance SatuI
day night Fest Hall. Music by Il;
Homen's Merry Makers.-(AdvJ
! Dance Saturday and Sunday ON Tn
cool Labor Temple; Labor Day q,
handsome set of silverware and :
other prizes. Red Peppers for mus
all on the roof. Rain or shine.-AdN
Dance at Macedonia Sunday nigh
Music by Homen's Merrymakers.-
] (Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04
BULLETS JUST MISS
WOMAN WHEN S. A.
BOYS GO HUNTING

The local hunting season came near
claiming its first accident victim when
q Mrs. Gildo. who lives on Iona
street far out in Los Angeles Heights,
narrowly escaped being shot in the
head Thursday afternoon. %.
She reported to the sheriffs ottice
NAT several boys with rifles who had
passed her house had fired in her dl,
rection. and A bullet had passed
through her hat, within an inch OF
her head.
Deputy Sheriff Wood went out ana
locked for tho boys but failed 10 tino
them. Mrs. Gildo said she knew VINO
Inc boys were and that she was gong
10 file charges against them.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04
DR.. |. E. Gates
Talks to Conopians

"How my idea of human greatness
has changed with the passing years,
was the subject of speech made by
the Rev. /. L. Gates of the First
Baptist church at the regular lunch
con of the Conopus Club, Friday at
noon.
A vocal solo by Miss Louise Hillie
concluded the program arranged by
Jack X. Locke.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04

THE Junta Federal de Mejoras Mater
tales of New Laredo. Tamaulipas, IN
whose charge are the waterworks OF tine
same city, needs to buy cast iron pipe,
class b, in the following amounts and
Dimensions: 49,.
1852 feet II pipe OF 10 men, IN pieces
Of ~ feet.
1919 feet OF pipe of II inch' IN pieces
Of IL feet. TO-.
1883 feet OF pipe OF IL men, IN pieces
OF Is feet. ,-.-,.-.
1929 feet OF pipe OF Inch In pieces
1852 feet of pipe of 6 inch. in pieces
Of Is feet. -,---
OF l6 feet.
This Pipe must be connected by the
bell and spigot system and must be sub
ject to the specifications approved by
the American Water Works Association
Of the 18th of May of 1908.
The purchase OF this pipe will be made
in cash.
All bids must be presented to the same
committee in scaled envelopes the l0th
OF September, 1895, at IL M, in the build.
ing Of the duana Fronteriza Of this city.
n. Laredo, Tamaulipas, August n
1925. -
JUNTA FEDERAL DE MEJoRAs
MATERIALES
ESTEBAN d. CALDERON. President.
O. L. LONGORIA, secretarlo Tesorero
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pfnC WANTED

y,iStus NcCiosksy. County Judge, VIII be
Tseeived in the office Of the County
LnSitoT until II o'clock a. M. Friday
October ?, 1875, for the one ~ ineh
treatment with natural i1mei ps tr 9GH
tbs 81 Hsdwis Road TO the sesuin Road
IN County Commissioners Precinct No.
~ pexar County, Texas, in accordance
with specifications on file IN ottes Of
car4tficd ~ cashiers' check In the sum
~ live as per cent Of the amount BID
must accompany each bid. -,
The county reserves the right to reJec'
any W KENDALL, County Auditor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04
The Weather
TEMPERATURES.
THE WEATHER.

San Antonio and vicinity: Friday night
and Saturday increasing cloudiness;
iight TO moderate southerly winds.
East Texas: Friday night and sat
urday increasing cloudiness; light to
fresh southerly winds on the Texas coast.
West Texas: Friday night and sat
urday partly cloudy; probably showers
extreme west portion.
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CHARTERS GRANTED
Rr thn A..oeIated Pres..

THE Gateway Nursery ana psvs.op.
ment Company. Hariingeni eapitAl stoet
Si7,5OO. Incorporators; J. W.. -'''
ney, A. r. Schidner, Glenn ,. Enah
~ q. Gilmore Corporation tnaEutAc'
,,,-Irr aretviene gas nxturcsl, Wac1
canitsi stock $40 600 iucorpora torsi "
a Gilmore. B~F. Boydfton. y. A. 81.
more. .,-t.... =. :.
YORK Royalty Company heusioni co
81 1900 II 40 sharss AT Without nor
tvaf ar car value. fncorpofatorat g
NJ. Malone. eisphtn ?. Farlsh, WniisF
Malone.
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INTERESTED WITH GALES.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Mr.. Mcintosh stressed the amicnble
relations which now exist between
Mexicans and residents of the United
States.
"The eyes of Mexico are on San
Antonio" he declared. Mexican in
dustries possess remarkable potentali-
ties and some San Antonio Business
men are going to be alert enough TO
go after this new business"
The trip was a series of ovations
and formal banquets the speaker de-
clarcd. The members of the party
were treated as if they had been of
the nobility.
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AUTOMOBILES
Used Cars for Sale
Late Ford Touring

Ten million motor number. looks good,
runs good. new paint, ssl cash, balance
MoRGAN-wooDwAR AUTO co.
pSI s Flares 81 or. $500.
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1924 Ford Roadster

Five new Firestone tires. new paint
and completely reconditioned. absolutety
guaranteed for 80 days, SS5 cash, PAL
GAN-wooDWARD AUTO CO,
23i S. Flores 81. " 'fV
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Economy Overland

Late model, good tires, real buy. SOS
cash. balance monthly. Mr.. killough
Morgan w 90 edward. Lincoln Division, 2ol
\ Alamo or 252G.
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BIDS FOR COUNTY DEPOSITORY.

BIDS FOR COUNTY DEPOSITORY.
In accordance with the provisions Of
title ~, chapter 2. articles 244O to 1888
revised civil statutes OF Texas, 1911, re-
latlng to county depository: Sealed pro-
posais from any banking Incorporation
association or individual banker In
Bexar county, accompanied by certi-
fled or cashiers check for thirty-five
hundred (s350O) dollars, are invited 10
be delivered to the county judge on or
before 10 o'clock a. m, Monday sep
TENDER IL 1925. after which time said
PROPOSALS will be opened in tho COM
inIssioners' court for the appointment OF
A depository for county funds Tor the
perIod as described by law. The above
mentioned certified or cashiers cheek
for $4,000 shall be made payable TO the
order OF Augustus McCloskey, county
Judge. the same being deposited as a
guarantee that the successful bidder VIII
execute bond in accordance with aruole
sIls OF the aforementioned tue ana
chapter. said proposal must state ths
rate of interest which will be paid upon
daily bnlnnces OF the funds OF BeAai
county on deposit. .,-,
The county reserves the right TO reJee'
aU! ~ AUGUSTUS wCLosKEY,
County Judge.
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Better Automobiles

1928 Chrysler-built Maxwell touring
,oss rora Tudor sedan. some extras sSe5
1874 Ford coupe. balloon tires 800. 425
1924 Ford roadstre. with extras ..... 25O
1928 Ford touring, new paint and 40,
tires ........,......s .'''''. 80
1924 Ford touring. nice one 49,, 80
1929 Dodge touring. good condition S2s
is5i Ruick six touring, oyerhauled. 37j
1922 Buick four roadster ......... $50
1918 Buick four sedan, good condi-
ton ........... 80 - 20 80
1928 Ford truck chassis, new rubber 40
Good Tudor sedan body ............ %
HUGO GROTE
10 broadway. TT. 1855.
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1928 FORD COUPE
Five good tires, good paint, motor in
good condition, $26j. term. See Forrest
L. Dix at
CRAWFORD MOTOR CO.
.5ll-17 w. Houston Or. 41i4
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04
Why is optimism so general?

Why is optimism so general?
Here are the reasons commonly
given:
!. Trade activity has been consider
ably better than normal during the
summer months.
.. The purchasing power OF ten bill
lions of products raised by our 3o'ooo,-
900 agricultural population is now on
a par with non-agricultural money.
That is to say. the farmer can buy as
much goods with his dollars as others
can buy from the farmer with their
dollar. This restoring Of the eduili.
brium between farm and industrial
values is admittedly of vast import
ancc.
UNEMPLOYMENT SMALL
3. Labor has been employed through.
out the year distinctly more. fully
than ordinary and at about the best
wages ever enjoyed.
4. Building activity and applica-
tons for building permits are main
tanning n phenomenal volume, easier
prices for certain materials having in
flucnced the starting of structures
heretofore delayed because OF high
costs.
3. The twenty billion dollars in
vested In Americas railway system is
faring better than ut any time in re-
cent years. thus encouraging investors
and stimulating Arrangements TO un'
dertakc new expenditures.
@. The fact that railroad traffic has
been of recorl.breaking volume. is
cited as proof that general business
throughout the country is far from
dull.
MONEY is EASY
Z. Money rates are ATTRACTIVE 70
borrowers and are therefore stimulat'
ing enterprise (as well as stock speci'
lation.)
s. New offerings Of good - lritieS
have been readily marketable during
the year and competition among un.
derwriters for choice new issues still
is very keen.
0-Tnx reduction prospects are re
gardcd rs extremely bright. The as
sumption is that Congress will &c
before the March payment is due.
1O-The advance in average quota
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04
KELLY PHO rs
ASS|GNE D
To POSTS

A War Department order assigning
student graduates Of the Advanced
FLYING School, Kelly Field, to perma-
ncnt stations, has been received at
headquarters.
-Four aviators are assigned to. Kelly
Field, and one to the Second Division
air detachment at Fort Sam Houston
The others are assigned to various
flying fields in tho country.
Second I.ieutenants +. z. Partridge,
f. +, Booth, A. G. Greig and l.. II.
Greene are assigned to Kelly Field
and Second Lieutenant j.. L. Hol-
comb is assigned to Fort Sam Hous-
ION.
THREE TO FORT SILL.
Post Field, Fort Sill, Okla, will be
the permanent station of Second Lieu
tenants X. c. Strothcr, G. W. CousI,
land and G. L. Davasher, and Second
Lieutenant i. l.. Hunting is assigned
to Biggs Field at Fort Bliss.
Second Lieutcnants r. l.. Brook,
ings and ]. II. Hawkins are assigned
to Langley Field, Va; Second Lieu
tenants G.. II. Steel and James Hewins
Jr., to Phillips Field, Aberdeen; Nd. ;
and Second Lieutenant II. Il. Fisher
70 Marshall Field. Fort Riley, Kan.
Six of the graduate pilots will 60
to Selfridge Field, Mich, where the
pursuit group is stationed. They arc
Second Lieutcnants ]. ]. Williams
L. S. Smith, c. ]. Crane, J. X. Arm.
strong, l.. c. Elliott and X. j
Gregg.
HOLD GRADUATION.
Second Licutenants W. G. White
A. It. Glenn, ID. J. Mulligan anC
Fl. c. King are assigned to Mitchell
Field. n. Y; Second Lieutenants L
o. White and r. H. Lawtor to Boil
ing Field, d. c.: and Second Lieuten
ants w. o. Old and g. A. Whatle!
to Maxwell Field, Ma. =.
Graduation exercises will be hell
September IA with 81 student off
GERS and flying cadets included in TIL
class.
A new class of CT student flier
will begin training at Kelly Field tn
next day, having completed the cours
at the Primary Flying School, Brook
| Field.
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BIDS WANTED.

Sealed bids addressed to the Hon.
Augustus McCloskey. county judge, VIII
be received in the office Of the county
auditor until IL o'clock a. m. Friday,
September rs. 1925. for furnishing BexaT
ooiinty with one steam heater for the
county Jail. Bids to be submitted on
heater without connections and on heat
sr with all connections installed.
The county reserves the right TO re-
ject any and all bids.
W. S. KENDALL, County Auditor.
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ST { : MEXICO
As WORLD
POWER
Mcintosh Tells Rotarians
Better Days at Hand
for Republic.

mexico is at the top rung of the
ladder of stability"
This was the opinion voiced by
William Mcintosh. publisher of The
San Antonio Light, speaking before
the Rotary club Mt its weekly lunch
con Friday ut the st. Anthony hotel.
The publisher. who recAntly re.
turned from n two weeks survey OF
Mexico. as n member Of a parry IN
Guiding Mayor John Tobin and Ale
jandro Z. Garlic, was outSpokcn in
his belief that Mexico is pccping over
the horizon of better days.
IMPRESSED WITH GALES.
President Plutarco Gales has map
ped out comprehensive program OF
education. economy and transporta-
ton, which if completed will make
that nation one of the world powers,
Mr.. Mcintosh told the Rotarians.
And the newspaper man believes
that success will be attained as he
was impressed by the president as
being a man of indomitable will, in
tcllgcnce and ambition.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04
Late Model Essex "A"

Touring. Al appearances and condition,
mechanically perfect brane new urea ~, .
gan woodward. Lincoln Division, 2ol NJ
Alamo. CT 2526.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04

Hertzberg, Kercheville & THOMPSON
LAWYERS, Cos Brady BlCg.-cAIV.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04

DIR. Conn L. Milburn has resumed
his practice.-(Adv.l
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-04

DIR. James A. Schmulen, dentist, 30
Gibbs building, has returned and re-
sumed practice. Phone Or. 14oO.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COLT TO LITTLE MARQUISE,
care OF THE SECRET
nDAXNIsV1.

Yes, here l am at last, dear lit
tie Marquise.
/ am home again, and oh. how
good 1t seems! This place that was
my fathers and mothers and is now
minel This place where my girlhood
was spent seems at last just full OF
happiness for me!
When I arrived early this morn
ing Thomas was at the station to
meet me. His rugged Scotch face
was covered with a smile which sell
dom one sees upon II.
Mr.. Prescott told me to tell you.
Mum, that he had intended to drive
down for you himself. but he slip
ped on the hall floor last night and
broke the skin which had already
formed over the barn on his leg and
the doctor said he must not attempt
TO drive a car today. Indeed. he
made him 90 back to bed"
ooh, hope It's nothing serious"
I said to our old chauffeur in alarm.
"Oh, no, Mrs. Prescott, 1t is not
ct all serious, but the doctor wants
the new skin TO be thoroughly heal
ed before he uses his leg IN any
way, and as Mr.. Prescott Is so de-
termined to 90 TO the plant when
they take that moving picture, ]
think his physician was glad Of an
excuse TO keep him in the house to-
day"
And how are the children, Thorn
as" I asked. as We made our way
through the station, where my eyes
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

to dig through it. but 1t was frozen
so hard that he knew he would
simply wear his toe nails off for
nothing, How did it get there? That
was what puzzled Peter. Once in the
summer Peter had been down in
there when Reddy Fox had been at
his heels, and he knew that that
hall was a long one. He knew that
Johnny Chuck and Polly Chuck had
gone down to the snug bedroom
late in the fall and hadn't come out
again.
Then how did this wall Of frozen
earth like a closed door happen to
be there? And if Johnny and Polly
Chuck were still down below what
had happened to them? How could
they breathe without air? Perhaps
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
Is SfXE4XRQ 4[

were surprised by a gorgeous new
roadster something ] had intended
to buy for myself for long while.
"Oh. how wonderful" ] eXclaim-
ed,
Yes" said Thomas. 'Mr. Pres
colt said I was to present it TO you
with his love, and talking about the
children, Master John said to me
yesterday that pl obably after you
came home you would want him TO
learn chauffeuring. for. with this
new car. he knew you would ride
with greater safety If he was at the
wheel"
l looked up in surprise. Thomas
was not wont to joke, but II did not
seem possible that little Jack could
have said just what he was telling
me.
I'm sure you're trying to make q
Joke! That sounds awfully grown up.
Thomas"
mo, Mrs. Prescott, Master John
really said all Of It. Your Oldest son,
Mum. surely thinks you could not
get along without him. Sometimes
l think he is almost grown up al
ready"
What did you say to him.
Thomas?"
II asked him II he thought IT
would be fair to take my job away
from me. That seemed to be ne"
idea. His five year-old brain had not
before realized that needed a job.
And them" I asked,
Copyright. 1928. NEA Service
Inc)
NEXT-This letter continued.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

Breakfast Stcwed dried peaches,
cereal, thin cream, corncd beef hash,
cornmeal mullins. milk, coffee.
Luncheon - Scallopcd cabbage,
toasted mullins, caramel bread pud-
ding, milk, tea.
Dinner 49, Casserole OF rabbit
mashed potatoes, huttcred cauli-
flower. pear salad. iunkrt ice cream,
whole wheat bread. milk, coffee,
Juniors. under six years of age
should not be allowed 10 eat game
Of any sort. so a soft cooked egg
should he provided for their dinner
In place of the rabbit
The cake suggested IN the dinner
menu is a plain cake baked in layers
and put together with chocolate
frosting.
Casserole of Rabbit
Be sure the tiny kernels under the
forepaws of the rabbit have been
removed. Cover the rabbit with cold
salt water and let stand over night
OF six or eight hours. Drain and
distoint. Put into a kettle with
medium sized onion. cover with boil
ing water and let boil for half an
hour. Drain and throw away water
and onion. Roll pieces Of rabbit In
-four and brown quickly in half but
ter and half lard in a frying pan,
Put rabbi into a casserole with !
cup diced carrots, i-2 cup diced cell
sry. 2 tablespoons minced onion and
4 rap diced tart apple. Make thin
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

about the road. But remember If
anybody comes inquiring for me,
you don't know where I'm gone,
Go In and tell the wife," he waved
his hand toward the house set back
in yard, right away. but nobody
else. Understand"
"Sure!" the man replied as his
employer got out rather battered
runabout. In another minute we
were following close behind the
garage man through network Of
streets that brought us out upon a
country road which | was sure
recognized as the one Lee Chow had
| brought us over that afternoon,
said as much TO Lillian.
"Yes," she said. "but we never
could have found 1t by ourselves"
THAT of course" ] answered, and
we spoke no more until the man
ahead OF us drew up at the juno
ton OF the winding road with the
broad State highway.
you cant miss the road now" he
said. You know where to turn off
for Tyndan?"
Yes, thank you SO much" ! an
swered. and as he left us we both
sent back another Thank you" for
his heartily uttered. Good luck!"
Lets hope the luck holds!' LII
Ian muttered as we started down
the boulevard.
What do you meant" I asked,
startled.
THAT I never knew anybody TO
get the better Of an Oriental save
some other Oriental. Those boobs in
the limousine they won't savvy
what's happened to them until this
time next week. But I wish ] felt
as sure that the Chink didn't meet
and call that garage mans trick be-
fore he was fairly out Of sight"
My heart descended rapidly to-
ward my heels and Lillian. with her
quick perceptions. knew 1t almost as
soon as I did.
would you want 1t all plain
SdlllnS SHS dSheu, With I'LL iilSS-
tious little laugh. Buck up. old girl.
and send this car along like you
know what, I didn't come out with
out a little friend with me'-she
touched her bodice significantly
land as the tall Oriental is alone, ]
don't think we need be afraid OF
meeting him anywhere
I tried to share her bravery. but
must confess that failed mis-
erably A little later along the road
Lillian, who, twisted around In her
seat. was keeping watch upon the
road behind us, said quietly. Can
you 60 any faster. Madge?" II took
all the courage ] could muster 10
steady my voice. as increasing the
speed Of the car. ] spoke the SIN
gle Word-"Whv?"
Copyright, 1925, by Newspaper
Feature Service, Inc.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

their back door was still open and
they were getting air in that way.
If not how could they live?
Peter was sorely puzzled. There
was something queer about this.
There was something he couldn't I'M
dorstand at all. Where had this wall
Of frozen earth come from and who
had put 1t there? Peters curiosity
was almost as great as his fright.
How was II that Reddy Fox seemed
to know all about 1t? How was 1t
that Reddy knew that he, Peter,
couldn't get any farther? Peter had
thought that he knew all about
Johnny Chuck and Johnny Chuck's
home, but here was something he
didn't know about. And not know
ing about it had nearly cost him his
life. II that closed door had been a
little nearer. a very little nearer the
entrance, Reddy could have reach
Cd him.
Copyright, 1928, by T. w. Burgess
The next story: Johnny Chuck
Explains"