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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-06
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FOR RENT-Furnishcd apartment
over Cowan's Drug Store. Call $40.
5-6-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl at the
Pantages Cafe. 5-6-3t
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Mime sofa, as we'll as other people
outside the city and the University.
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oanlple grade ................ 50
l cent per pound discount under
b5 Id. Ear corn cents under she'll.
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DO YOU KNOW

That for only $1,000 more than you
would pay for the cheapest closed
car IN the world, you can buy an all
dan? .We-.h investigating.
LAIR MUTOK SALES co.
Adv.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
HOUSE PLANS FOR
HOME PLANNERS
Continued from Seventeenth Pase)

Continued from Seventeenth PaGe)
meath the kitchen window ID ample
space for 4 maids dining table.
This house can be built OF metal
lath and stucco or hollow tile and
concrete. 1t Il ~ feet by 41 feet. A
lot Of At least so feet frontage would
be most Appropriate. The front ter.
race with its railing Of wood or stone
forms an outdoor sitting room. or 1t
could be treated something like q
Spa nish patois-that is. with a tiny
fountain or decorative plants in Jars.
Nowadays there are many ways Of
introducing color on the outside of q
concrete or stucco house that make II
much more attractive than the cold
blue tone Of the natural concete.
Various methods have been discov-
cred OF mixing color with concrete
and also OF making the whole house
entirely weatherpioof. 40 that 1t is
impossible for the inner walls to be
damaged by staining from dampness.
eesidee the method Of mixing color
In with cement there are numbers Of
coatinks on the market which may be
apph.d to the outer surface.
Since the prices Of mat terial ana
labor vary 30 materially in different
localities, we 10 not attempt to give
an estimate a. to the cost. but su9.
scst taat you consult your local
builder. who can give you detailed in
formation A. to the costs Of your
exact needs to be installed In this
design.
For information as TO the procuring
OF the building plans Of thiA design.
No. s5, send stamped and self.aA-
dressed envelope to the house plan
editor, in care OF this paper.
tCopyriEkt GAorke Matthew AdamA.I
Evening star., 1925-10-10
REALTORS TO HOLD
ANNUAL ELECTION
Iaeeting Monday win Mark
End of Very Active Year
for Local Dealers.

The annual meeting Of the Wash.
irct"n Real Estate RCard will he held
1t Warliman Park Hotc, Monday
't"her l., according TO an announce
ncnt made by Thomas r. FARRELL
L esitlent At this meeting the cleo
tinn of officers and members Of the
executive committee and appra isa
{ ait 20 will take place. In review
,',.- the work of the board for the pa st
,car Mr. .larrell stated this has been
perhaps the most active year in the
! iStorN of the board
Complete reports of the various &C.
tivitios will he made at the meeting
The meeting will be presided over by
Mr. farrell. and Immediately after
the election and installation Of new
officers an informal buffet supper will
J." served In addition to Mr.. farrell,
81 president. the other officers are
Jesse Fl. Hedges. first vice president.
n nd Clarence +. Donohoe. second vice
president. who together with John +.
Naury. William c. Miller. Ben T.
: uah. constitute the executive com
r-t'tr". The members Of the appraisal
committee for the past year were
Clarence Dodge, chairman: Thomas p.
Eones. G.. Calvert Bowie. William j.
Father. jr.; J. Dallas Grady. John T.
Meany and Horace G. Smithy, with
Joseph J. Crowley and Frank A.
Simon as associate assistants.
Associate Division Meeting.
The annual meeting of the associate
division of the board was held Mon
day right. and the following officers
were elected: Albert r.. Landvoigt,
chairman: l.. c. Leigh. vice chairman,
and J. A. McKeeVer. secretary. In
addition the members elected r. Mar
bury Stamp and Arthur {. Israel as
assistants to the appraisal committee.
The associate members are entitled
t. limited voting privileges In the
hoard which is exercised through vot-
inc re nre sentatiNeS and the following
Evening star., 1925-10-10
Florida Realtors Seek to Protect
Investors From Fraudulent Schemes

An appeal for the cooperation Of
| real estate boards over the Unit ed
| States and Canada. In the protection
of the public from unscrupulOus oper
ators In Florida lands. has just beer
sent out by the Florida Real Estate
Association to every individual board
Of the National Association of Real
Estate Boards
The Florida Associa ton is earnest.
ly trying to make the State safe for
he investor the letter states. We
realize that there are apt to he in
stances of fraudulent practice in any
state where the activity Is as great
as II Is here. just recently the Or.
iando Realty Board was instrumental
IN breaking up nation-wi wildcat
scheme in which misrepresentation
were made by mail. 10 this case the
Federal authorities were notified and
took action"
Along with the tremendous activity
there is a tremendous activity in the
orsaniza ton work of real estate
boards. the State Association spint s
out. II cites the activity Of its mem
ber boards IN enforcing the realtors 8
code Of ethics. and calls attention to
the opening of an official machinery
for public protection against unrelia
hle real estate operators through the
recently revised Florida real estate
license law. which goes into effect
September 80.
Walter W. Rose. vice president Of
the National Association Of Real Es-
tate Boards and president Of the Flor.
ida Associa tion Of Real Estate Boards.
has been appointed by the governor
to head the state Brokers' Registra-
tion Board. which will oversee en-
ministration Of the license law.
Vigilance committees OF local real
estate boards will cooperate with the
state board in making the law effect
i've.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
-" QUALITY
CONSTRUCTION

The reputation which JOSEPH SHAPIRO
enjoys for PERFECTION or DETAIL IN
HOME BUILDING is rery apparent in THESE
sighted interiors are perfect a. erteriors-
fni hes are nerer the ";ugar coating" in
SHAPIRO SUPERIOR HOMES.
Evening star., 1925-10-10

the United States and Canada to re.
port to Il any case that may come
to their attention of misrepresenta
ton or fraud. or suspected misrepre
sentation or fraud, in the promotion
of Florida land sales. 1t asks that
suncient facts be given so that an
investigation can be made and proper
action taken.
IL further asks tina, every real ee-
tate board advise all persons coming
to Florida to consult realtor in re-
gard to any real estate transaction
thev NAV carry out in that State.
The Florida Chamber of Commerce
in a recent bulletin also advises per-
sons from other States investing In
Florida land to consult with realtor
IN regard to the investment.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
CURTIS BAY PROPERTIES
IN BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL
Companies Make Transfer to New.
" Formed Oil Corporation, Rep
resentins 81. .oo3. 900.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. October 10.-The big
Sest real estate transfer of the year
was recorded this week in connection
with the sale of the 100-acre proper
ties at Curtis Bay Of the United States
Asphalt ana Refining Company and
the Interocean n Oil Company of North
Dakota to the newly formed Inter
ocean Oil Company OF Delaware
Stamps on the deeds indicated cash
payments Of 81 1,6s3. 900, including a
$237 900 ira nsfer from the Curtis Bay
Company to the United States AS.
phalt Refining which preceded the
final vesting OF All titles In the new
corporation. The United States
s'o,nrs mounted to 81 900.
Evening star., 1925-10-10

were elected as such representatives
for the coming year: w. l.. King
j. Rupert Mohler. Albert E. Land.
voigt. DeEere r. Weldon. i. A. Nc
keever. Lansing Walk. Frank A
Simon. J. F.. Schwab. Martin r. West
j. NJ Burns. Hugh f. Phillips. l.. c.
Leigh. Sylvan Luchs. Jack p. Worth
ington. A. r. Caldwell. James II
Holmes. r. J. Candy. r. Marbury
Stamp. Lloyd r. Gaines. William
Schock Boteler. Milton F. Schwab and
r. r. Read.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
PARK PLANS APPROVED.
Fine Arts Commission Favors I'm
provement Project.

Plans for the Improvement Of Rock
Creek and Potomac Parkway from the
river. az developed in the ONCE Of
Lieut.. Col. Clarence O. Sheriff.. have
received the approval Of the Fine Arts
Commission.
The scheme for the trea tment OF
this parkway was made public some
months ago. and there is a model OF
the proposed parkway now on display
in the Navy Building. Generally it
provides for the construction Of two
iow.level roadways along Rock Creek
and two hikhlevel roadways along the
rims on either side. The cleaning IN
OF the parkway and the construction
work already have begun.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
LOCAL REALT0R TO MAKE
ADDRESS IN PASSIAC, N. J.
John A. Petty Accepts Invitation
rendered In Interest of Y. M.
c. A. Real Estate Course.

An invitation from the Passaic, ~
j., Real Estate Board to address a
public meeting in Passaic. n. j.. next
" ednesa.s night has been accented
ny John a. Petty, executive secretary,
washington Real Estate Board, who
VIII take as his subject .,rhe EdIca
Evening star., 1925-10-10
ton Of the Real Estate Man."
The meeting ARA noed In Passa ic

IHe IHectIHS dTTdIlReu III PdSSdIC Il
an open meeting introducing real
estate course through the Y. Nj. G. a.
OF that city. The National AsSoci.
alton OF Real Estate Boards, in con.
junction with the United Y. NJ G. A .
schools. has adopted a standard lee
ture course which has the approval Of
the education committee OF the ma
tional association. of which committed
Mr.. Petty is member and one of the
original orga nizers OF real estate edu-
cational work in the country.
Evening star., 1925-10-10
Ordered to Thinning Duty.

Capt. William r. Friedman Signal
Corps Reserve, of this city, has bee n
ordered to Fort Monmouth, y. j., for
duty In training
Evening star., 1925-10-10

Johann Rissik, who plann
Johannesburg. recently died in South
Africa.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

tall, spear-shaped lilies, beauties
like handfuls of jewels, ugliness,
wisdom, puerility, cruelty with fet-
tiers and fire and mercy fixed and
made permanent as the carved
rocks of mountains
1t was wonderful and beautiful
and strange, and it inspired fear
even horror. A horde of stone
devils leaned, grinning, from its
parapets. They sank their chins
between their scaly palms, they
protruded their tongues, they
gnawed gleefully at the petrified
cadavers of sinners like dogs gnaw-
ing bones. Even the terminals of
the leaden water spouts were evil,
wlde-mOuthed creatures with close
folded bat-pinions.
All these things were where thew
were because entrance into the
building was impossible to them
or so it was hoped. They were
leerlngly gross, rapacious, gro
tesque. Effigies of bishops, saints
angels and sanctified kings occu.
pied rows of inches. In tangles of
stone foliage stays leaped, and dogs
and hares. Even lions, monkeys
and wild bOars were represented.
A feeling of the fellowship of
all clave to the edifice like the liv-
ing tendrils of a gold-green vine:
the morning stars sang together
when men rejoiced; stays, boars
and bears could be subdued by the
loving sermon of a saint, and even
the snail on the dock leaf knew
when man of God passed by.
Yet in the solemn glooms be-
meath the pointed arches lurked
the shadow of ghostly judgment,
terrible as the rack and soaring
IRONS of mortal tribunals.
Now, within the walls of the
church, the roll of the organ was
Ike a mellow and thunderolis
voice catching up all souls into
region Of sonorous joy, where, for
a space at least, they became SIM
pie and great and heard the foot .
steps Of God.
So the Countess Sabine, CRATE
fully stimulated by the soft, deep,
tremendous sound to which the
very stones vibrated, felt that her
stepson's love was assured to her.
The sentiment that stirred her was
the most religious of which she was
capable-which is not saying much.
She felt soothed, uplifted.
Count Arnold, his eyes cast
down, his hands folded, was OBJ
sorbed in prayer.
Gervais, rigid in his panoply Of
armor, looked fixedly upward.
The boggar girl was uplifted be-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

fore him in his minds eye. Her
outstretched hands were filled with
roses; lilies were beneath her naked
feet. He worshipped her, and in
doing so it seemed to him that he
was worshipping deity.
His heart swelled with praise.
Never before had he felt so moved
to alteration of the Maker of all
things.
The Countess Sabine lifted her
eyes of forget-me-not blue to the
high altar, above which was a
three-fold altar-piece, whose CEN
trail panel depicted the Creator,
judging the just and the unjust.
She felt sure that Gervais would
soon become hers.
A woman far back in the dim
body of the church began to weep
softly from pure joy. Her
child was coming toward her, rum
ming over blossoms that were like
stars. Angels attended it. Heaven
was about her, and in spite of the
glory it was as dear and homely
as a plot of parsley by kitchen
door.
The voices of the choir, blended
into one beautiful and sonorous
voice, deepened to a note Of Won
dering awe. The shadowy length
and breadth and height of the
fretted stone cavern, where broken
sunset lights dropped downward
like dew from circular windows
that were a mosaic of violet and
ruby and amber glass, seemed to
be waiting.
Every head was lowered. The
carved beasts in the foliage inches
should have bent their stone knees,
if that had been possible, for
heaven had become one with earth
and lowest was merged sweetly
into highest. The beggar felt him
self exalted, and the man of SUBJ
stance put on humility-if only for
the moment. Hearts callous as the
palm of smiths hand felt the
prick of sensibility. Pain was
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.


CIDoNIA. daughter of Lame Liza.
- the towns sorceress. brooding
over her loveless state. comes upon
a mob of witch burners dragging
ar old nag 10 fire stake in the
forest. Her frenzied appeal f or
mercy incltes the rabble with the de-
sire of adding her to the holocaust, also,
But she escapes their wrath. only to
run into the treachery of travelling
Jester and his juggling companion,
who trice her up to a sapling and are
squaLbling for the privilege of first
tasting her lips, when her cry for
help brings 10 her rescue knight IN
armur But what a strange, silent
knight, Even in the refuge of his
arms he fails to speak to her, and her
superStitious mind pictures him not
Of this life but as an angel. Torn
with disappointment when her mute
hero abaadonS her in the silence of
her doorstep. the witch maiden in
vokes the spirit of evil. Immediately
the sable pail of darkness about her
takes form. and masked figure gath
ers her up and eventually deposits her
in the midst of the Thieves Kitchen,
an underworld hrothel. Here. dane
ing with the masked unknown. she
forgets her angel hero. who is spend
Ing feverish night viSioning the
lovelinCsS of the girl he so OppOr-
timely rescued and then so uncere-
muniously abandoned. The muffied
sound of Halloween revels chafes the
witch maiden's ears as she finds her
way home. She remembers how her
mother on such a night as this was
wont to invoke the demons of the air
"Typurgus. Aplestus. Philokreus. Mi
aston her lips humble and then
utter forgetfulneSs of earthly fears
and cares encompasses her. In dream
she drifts along tumbling on the
back of a winged horse and holding
converse with such whimsical inhabi-
tants of the air as were eats. goat
legged fauns and imps of all sorts
ridden by people of the town. the
faces of some of whom she recognizes.
II was late next day when the witch
maiden awoke to the spectacle of the
young Lord Gervais' victorious en-
trance into the town. He had been 70
the war and everybody was out to do
him homage. No sooner does she set
foot in the streets. however. than a
cry of which brat" sends her scurry-
ing into the shelter of what she dis
covers is wealthy mans home. From
this place of refuge she sees the young
lord. son of Arnold. the towns ruler,
ride by. and he. looking up. dis
covers in her the girl who has been
troubling his dreams.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
The Beauty
I QUE to France
BY Edna Wallace Hopper.

l have made "a trips to France in
nv search for beauty. I spent my
1925 summer vacation in Paris, and
found some remarkable advances.
That's how l>.get the best beauty
helps in existence. As a girl | went
to France for the best she had to
offer. And for 10 years she has
given me all her new discoveries.
These ! have used to gain my fame
as a beauty. and to- keep my youth.
Now | offer YOU the best helps |
have found. All toilet counters sup
Div them as Edna Wallace Hopper's
beauty aids. Made exactly as l use
them. And most of them combine
several helps in one.
] am trying to induce every girl
and woman to learn how much they
mean. That beauty and youth mil
lions envy in me show what such
help can do. ! want all to share them.
One is my Youth Cream. 1t COM
bines many helps. These include prod
uct of both lemon and strawberry.
All the best that science knows to
foster, feed and preserve the skin.
Youth Cream comes in two types
cold and vanishing. | use one at
bedtime, one in the morning. Never
is my skin without it. To that |
largely owe my wonderful complex
ion, my girlish contours, my rosy
bloom.
Send this coupon for sample tube.
Ny latest Beauty Book will CONS with
il Learn what a cream can do. Even
a few uses will bring a revelation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

Miss NJ T. Ches of Springfield, Ill. writes, Il + III
recommend DR.. Fos Soap highly, since it has r.
removed unusual amount of fat my and W v
shoulders"
a
Y
DIR. FOts sells a cake, for $1.20.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
CHAPTER XVI.

TN the Church of st. Saviour
high mass was being sung.
Soldiers and townspeople min
gled in the market place before the
edifice. There was chaff, love-
making and the exhibition of half
healed war scars.
The church had taken nearly two
hundred years to build. 1t was the
composite soul of generations dead
and incarnate, solidified like a
wave frozen in the act of break
ing. Awe, aspiration, simplicity,
scourged virtues, fears groveling
like hysterical women, hopes like
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
TQWtch Maiden B7D11ae Deamer

leered, and gnawed their proven
der of lost souls. They and their
chattels were beyond the scope of
mercy.
And beneath them, looking up
toward them, was the witch's
daughter-Sidonia.
Her skirts wetted, as it were, by
the welter of coarse, genial life
that frothed up to the very thres-
hold of the church, she was yet
Continued on Page I6)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

lightened, the sting of death was
half withdrawn. A young woman
who had been betrayed by her
lover melted into storm of re-
pentant sobs, her hands pressed
over her face. And just across the
dusky threshold of the rain por-
tai little mongrel dog, feeling the
general hush, lifted its sad brown
eyes and grayish muzzle, as fits
master had spoken to it by its
name.
But outside, the sculptured dew
lis perched upon every vantage
point barked mutely, grinned and
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
HOV TO gain hem-Qnicky
What that film is

Most tooth troubles now are
traced to film. 1t clings TO teeth,
gets into crevices and stays.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

Clear Teeth
Why you may already have
them-and yet not realize it

Germs by the millions breed in it.
And they, with tartar are the
chief cause of pyorrhea and de-
cay.
That film, too absorbs stains
-. stains from food, from smok-
ing, from various causes. And
that is why your teeth look "off
color"
NetO methods now remove il
Old-time dentifrices could not
successfully fight that film. So
most people had dingy teeth. And
tooth troubles increased alarm
ingly.
Now new methods have been
found. And embodied in a new
type tooth paste called Pepso-
dent.
Il acts to curdle the film, then
harmlessly to remove It. No
soap, no chalk; no harsh grit
dangerous to enamel.
Improves the folly Of ugly teeth.
It gives better protection against
pyorrhes, Of tooth troubles both
in adults and in children.
Ten days use viii prove its
benefits. And that 10 days is Of
fered 10 you as a test. Why not
make it then-hGve prettier teeth,
whittier teeth! Send the coupon
now.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

no you seriously want daz-
- zlingly clear teeth? - teeth
that add UNNECESSARILY TO your
personality and attractiveness?
You can have them, if you
wish. That's been proved times
without number. But not by con-
tinuing with old methods of
cleansing and Of brushing.
Modern science has discovered
a new way. A radically different
principle from old ways; and
based on latest scientific findings.
This offers you test, free. Sim
ply mail the coupon.
HOV TO gain hem-Qnicky
There's a film on your teeth. Run
your tongue across your teeth and
you can feel it. Beneath If are the
pretty teeth yoa envy ~ others.
Ordinary methods won't success
fully remove 1t.
That is why this test is offered.
For when you remove that film,
you'll be surprised at what you
find. You may actually have
beautiful teeth already-0Bd yet
got realise II. Find outl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Preserving Window Cords.

ID UB the sash cord of windows
IN with melted grease, such as
candle grease. This treatment helps
them to resist the strong Summer
sun that frequently rots even the
strongest cords.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-15
AsuNTo CONCLUDE

Sc nos infor1na que ell enclose
asunto surgido con motive de una
denuncia que la seforita Estrella
Mejia formulara en- contra del io-
ven Adolfo Jimenez Malta, am
bos conocidos ele1nentos RESIDENCES
en- San Juan, ha sido zanjado sa-
tisfactoriamente entire las dos par
tes, quienes, de mutuo acuerdo, op
taron por dejar nulos y sin MIN
gun efecto las gestiones judic;ales
cue hasta la fecha Sc habian hecho,
quedando, por consignente, las CO.
sas en- Ell estado en- qi,e ese h.tila-
ban antes de surgir este laInentable
incidente.
Nos alegramos que asf haya ocu-
rrido, pues ambos j6venes gozan
del mejor concepto social en- esta
ciudad por su laboriosidad Y COM
portamiento.