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She was enclosed by arms of
iron-constricted. There was no
possibility even of movement.
She hal a faint impulse to call
for help-but what was the use?
She was Lame Lis, s daughter
IN outcast. Her face was lifted
now-instinctively. for she sought
to breathe. There was nc escape.
An hypnotic numbness seemed to
check the pulse of her heart.
The Masters mouth found hers.
The spirit of her wincedsdesper-
ately and then became passive,
like a thing suddenly killed.
Strength-that was the first sem
sation she received. Strength seal
ing her mouth, pressing her body
"a sheath of steel about her. Cold
strength. Lawless strength. The
pang-like thrill of abandonment
went through her; liberty, wild as
the night wind that shreds the fly
ing clouds, scorching; all letters
broken, a mad laughter uttered
with fung-back head, riot, dead
shame. Strength that upholds and
cruShes. 1t satiated her-almost
soothed. Something within her
leaned upon it with a long sigh.
Yet. deep down, the centre of
her soul withheld itself, contract
ing under the contact like a sem
sitive plant. Her lips did not part
and answer as they had done under
the lips of the angel. But some
thing within her desired that they
should pant.
"You are mine, Sidonia."
There was no answer. The
deep, low voice had an iron cer-
tainty.
you shall eat and drink life
little, frail thing. You know the
church of St. Saviour"
4 pause.
Eyes"
Tomorrow is the Feast of All
s ints; the following day is the
Feast of All Souls. On the night
of that day, an hour after sunset,
YOU will enter the church and go
toward the Chapel of Resurrection.
To the right of this chapel is a
doorway and flight of descend
ing steps. Go down them until
YOU come to a closed door. Knock
twice and then once at this, and
you will be admitted"
yes" said the hushed, auto
matte voice of Sidonia.
you will not forget. And YOU
will come. In the Church of St.
Saviour they worship death-in
the crypt we worship life. Put up
your face to me-"
All, demon loveri But he
was an old man. and angry and
she wanted the fire of life-even
if it scared, even if it stopped the
breath.
"You arc mine. Sidonia."
She was released. Where was
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
Mother! Chlds Best Laxative is
"Caifornia Fig Syrup"
B A r B 0

When your child is constipated
bilious. has collie. feverish-breath.
coated-ton2ue. or diarrhea. a tea
spoonful Of genuine california
Fig Syrup swectens the stomach
and promptly cleans the bowels Of
poisons. gases. bile. souring food
and waste. Never cramps or over
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15

acts. Children love its delicious
taste.
Ask your druggist for genuine
california Fig Syrup" which has
full directions for babic. and chill
dren Of all age> plainly printed on
bottle. Mother. You must say
california or you may ge, an
imitation fig syrup.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
TQWfCG Maiden B7Du1dP Dea7ner

Christian knight to the service of
this woman, in life and in DEATH"
He sunk his face between his
hands as he had done when he
watched beside his armor in the
Church of st. Saviour Fl through
the night of vigil lefore he re-
ceived the accolade.
Copyright. 1895. by American Weekly. Inc.
All Rights Reserved.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
Rice and Apple Pudding.

W1ASH, pare and core 6 medium
w sized apples, place them in a
saucepan, cover with water and
a1d J cup Of sugar and the rind Of
2 lemon or orange. Cook the
apples slowly until they are nearly
tender Remove from the syrup
and fill the centres with chopped
raisins. Put 2 cups of cooked rice
n a baking dish and place the
stuffed apples on top Of the rice.
Cook the syrup until il is reduced
one-half, add 2 tablespoons butter
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15

Your first use of Meet will show why
hundreds of thousands depend on
this velvety smooth cream to bring
thrilling beauty of skin where I'M
wanted hair had been. And, even
more important, to leave no slightest
trace to suggest its removal. You
will agree that no other method is
so rapid and convenient, no other
cream so thorough and satisfactory
especially for the larger surfaces
Of legs and arms. With it you sim
ply rinse the hair away. Learn what
Meet means to you-Buy Meet at
your drug or department store, to-
day. Test it critically if you wish.
You will agree that no other method
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15

mead hung cfuclnx, GerValS sat,
leaning back against the naked
wall. On a stool, facing him, sat
the young man who had spoken
first-boyish, tanned, his fair hair
crisply curling.
ooh, brace up, man! What's
the girls name?"
Gervais, who had been looking
down at his own folded arms,
lifted his face suddenly-almost
with start.
"The-the girl?"
"Of course. What's her name? ?"
81 don't What are you
talking about, Hugh?"
Hugh laughed. y
"Come on-confess, Gervais."
"Confess what?'
"The whole affair, my boy. You
haven't spoken three words since
you dismounted, and you've lost
your appetite. | know the symp-
toms. You hardened saints are
always hit the hardest in the
finish"
He was about the same age as
the other - twenty II but spoke
from wide experience, cheerfully.
Gervais was leaning slightly for
ward now. He was beautifully
built-less boyish in the whole set
of him than the other, and with
an unconscious quality of gravity
of dignity-investing him like a
close, invisible grament. The
dark head, too, was beautiful, and
the rather pale face, with its per-
fectly cut mouth of poet, its I'M
aggressive strength of jaw, it's
brow of an idealist and its strange
eyes between gray-blue and violet
the lovers color; eyes that
looked quickly at one and then
away, as though lost in abstrac-
tion-or embarrassment.
Pm not a saint. I tell you
again, Hugh, I've nothing to con-
fess."
The voice was abrupt-odd.
"Oh, all right. A wink's as good
as nod to a blind horse. Shall
we talk about dragons? | heard a
good tale yesterday of a knight
Sir Something or other-who
tackled one with trained mastiffs.
He schoOled the dogs by teaching
them to worry a dummy dragon.
l thought it a fine idea
Yes. Where did this happen
"Oh, in some country on the
borders of Christendom, of course.
Nothing worth while ever happens
in ones own country-except lovet
One of these days
I'm going travelling. I want to
hunt unicorns and cameleopards,
and see the people with three eyes
and the dwarfs with two heads.
Will you come with me?"
you know | will"
"You- don't sound very enthusi-
astic tonight. She must be a fine
girl"
Gervais stood up.
81 think III sleep, Hugh. I've
been in the saddle half the day
and its dulled my head"
- Exactly: Pm sleepy myself.
Good-nightw
Goodnight"
The door of the guest-cell closed.
Gervais was alone. In the en-
virons of the forest monastery his
were e1camped. To-
morrow - All Saints Day -he
would ride at their head into his
fathers town-the town which he
had entered at moonrise with
Dare-legged girl before him and
any flourish of trumpets.
Only the guard at the gate knew
Of this premature and unheralded
incoming, and at his outgoing he
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
Rice and Mushroom Timbales.

Rice and Mushroom Timbales.
ZY7ASH and peel 14pound fresh
Wv mushroom caps and break
them in pieces. Chop the peel
lngs and stems. Blanch cup of
brown rice and drain well. Cook
the mushrooms and the rice in 4
cup butter until the butter is all
absorbed. Add ! teaspoon salt.
= teaspoon paprika, quart of
chicken broth or 2 cups chicken
broth and = cups tomatoe PURGE.
and ] small onion stuck with 3
cloves. Cook until the rice is
tender. Remove the onion and
add 2 cup grated cheese, if de
sired. Turn the mixture into but
tered timbale molds. Let stand
on folds Of paper in dish of boil
ln2 water in the oven about Is
minutes. Unmold and serve with
-aucc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15
Tasty Rice Recipes

and pour over the apples and rice.
Sprinkle with 4 teaspoon CHINA
mon and 2 tablespoons sugar and
bake about 20 minutes. Serve hot
or cold with sauce or cream.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15

Salmon and Rice in Casserole.
LAVE ready 1 cup Of cold boiled
L rice. Line a buttered baking
dish with the rice. Flake /
can of good salmon. Beat 2 eggs.
and add % cup milk, tablespoon
butter, y teaspoon salt and lit
tie paprika. Stir in the salmon
with fork. Pour into the rice
lined baking dish and cover lightly
with rice. Cover and steam for
| hour. Serve with well seasoned
cream sauce.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15

regardless of cost, equals this quick,
simple, hair-removing cream. Meet
is really quicker than shaving and
you use it with absolute assurance
that hair will not come back thicker
and coarser than before-as it docs
after shaving. Following its use,
note the wilderness of underarm IN
contrast to darkened skin where the
razor has been used. Meet is soc per
tube and is always sold on the basis
of complete satisfaction or money
back. More than 5000 Druggists
sell Meet. Every Drug or Dept. Store
has Meteor will gladly get for you.
Beware of Druggists who attempt
substitution.
Hannibal Phar. Co., St. Louis, Mo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15

partly-opened door showed wanly
because of the moonlight that was
without. She-she must go home.
Her head felt light and she was
trembling. She sidled through the
door-opening and climbed the
stone steps that led up to the level
of the cobbled yard. Oh! the Bit
ter cold.
She crossed her arms over her
bosom. Moonlight like a benedic-
ton possessed the yard. She
walked out into this clarity
naked-footed, naked-legged, with
black hair streaming over naked
shoulders. She walked stiffly,
cold-struck. Gracious -
young knight in armor and a
masked man in sable raiment. She
she was sealed to the Master,
was she not? Heaven had aban-
doned her-she was too poor, too
tattered and outcast for heaven.
Oh, why had the angel left her
in the Street of the Martyrs? Now
ON the night of the Feast of All
Souls-she would become the prey
of the devil 1t was, of course,
a strange distinction-a lifting up.
Adventure. No girl of her &C.
Observation-Disclosures of taverner,
rag-picker, scavenger or charcoal
seller-could lay claim to such a
thing.
But oh! why had the knight
from Heaven left her in the Street
of the Martyrs? Her head swan.
Saints preserve us"'-a loud
cry close at hand. There was a
clatter of dropped lantern and
of panicky, slipping feet upon the
cobbles.
"A witch. Oh, Lord, deliver
me"'
Someone, belated, had glimpsed
the stark, strange little figure of
Sidonid with its bare, crossed arms
and streaming hair, beneath the
moon. Imagination had done the
rest, and the fellow would have a
tale as long as his arm to tell
of maiden with a black cat squat
ting on her shoulder and a broom
stick at her feet.
Hearing the odtcry, the thought
Of Halloween required to Sid
onia's brain-confused by wine,
fevered by hectic stimuli and
numbed by the shock of cold. 1t
was the witch-night. But how
could witch fly through such a
rigor of frost? Perhaps, nearer
to the lightsome moon, the air was
mild. How wonderful to fly
astride goat-no, of dark horse
with wings-and perhaps find
heaven.
She had crossed the width of
the yard. and now came to where,
behind the several wooden posts
that supported upper stories of
lath and plaster, row of half
sheltered horses were tethered.
There was a clean but acrid smell.
At one end of the shallow open
stable ladder led upward to
trapdoor. Climbing this ladder
slowly. the girl thrust up the
heavy. hinged square of wood with
her free hand. She had come
home.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15

Gervais?"
"I-oh, er-nothing."
"a blank, Ell? But why look
50 glum about it?"
Silence.
One small lamp burned in the
stOne-walled cell of the forest
monastery. The cell was cold as
tomb and bare as a picked bone.
On the hard pallet, above whose
Evening star., 1925-02-23
75c to $l.19 Metal
Laces, 65c Yard

All foreign makes. in gold and
steel metal. 3 to ) inches wide.
Exquisite for trimming purposes.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-02-23
Ombre and Printed
Georgette at $3.50 Yd.

These are lovely for afternoon
and evening frocks. Are shown
. in a profusion of color combina-
tions.
Evening star., 1925-02-23
Here's a Tuesday Sale of
Notions
With Ten WOrth.
WhiLe Savings

Elastic Negligee GirdIes, OF 3-inch
flesh colored elastic with 2 pairs of
garters attached. Small medium and
large sizes. Never sold for less than
$lOo before. Special Tues 69c
day w
Steel Shears, in 6. 7 and s inch sizes.
Some have black enamel handles,
others are all nickel-plated. Made
to sell at $lOO per pair. Spe- 50c
cial at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Shopping Bags, made of rush. Excel
lent for marketing and shopping.
Two sizes Your choice soc
each Observation-Disclosures. O>O
Dress Shields, flesh coiored made of
thin silk covered rubber Sizes ,,
3 and T. Your choice, per loo
pair Observation-Disclosures.
3 pairs for soc
-CamsoIe Tape, made OF mercerized
yarn, in all the wanted colors. Regu-
larly 10c yard Special, per 5c
-Mercerized DaTninss ii-ii Cotton. 5. in biack
eordovan, white and nude. 0c
Special 3 balls for ........ AOC
Bias Seam Tape, made OF fine quality
lawn. yards to a piece.
Sizes to g. Special, pieces 20
Cotton LisIe Elastic, Il inch wide.
Regularly SC yard. Special, Sc
Iz-yard Piece for soc
Sanitary Belts, medium and large sizes,
made of white or flesh coll
ored elastic. Very special, loo
each ......................
Sanitary Aprons, Of pure gum rubber
with net top. White and OSc
flesh. Special each. -. -, :.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-02-23

-Women's Excellent Quality Imported Fabric
Gloves with pretty embroidered backs. Sizes
6 to 8, in brown. mode beaver, gray and beige.
These remarkably good gloves offered at
marked savings.
kann,s--Street Floor < : :, = :,
Evening star., 1925-02-23


make. Included are all-over silk chiffons. with
double reinforced knee. and chiffon and thread
silks with mercerized tops. The chffons have
silk foot, the thread silks have mercerzed soles
All are reinforced where wear is most essential
Select from sizes 81 to 10 in these colors:
= Jenny Nude Banana
blonde -Sorbrero i .riat
-Pechc
Peach " 'i'e anu
-Peau II an Bark Beige
-Cbouette Gray Black
Gun Metal Amber Tortoise
Conveniently displayed according size.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-02-23
New Philippine
Lingerie
At LOtc Prices

Dainty Philippine hand en-
broidered and hand sewed En-
velope Chemise. They are en-.
broidered in a variety of pretty
designs, with hemstitched CANT
sole tops or built-up at 40
shoulders. Each. RAsT/
Philippine hand : embroidered
Gowns, with round, W or square
neck lines and short
sleeves or sleeveless, C1 or
Envelope Chemise, Philippine
hand embroidered and hand made,
in camisole top and
b,iilt-up shoulder styles. G1 OK
Gowns with Philippine hand
embroidered designs. Round and
V neck styles, with G1 OK
short sleeves Each. PA'/o
kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-02-23
The Sale of IT Triple-A"
Silk Hose Continues
':: :':: a: : !: !: !: =: :!::'::: :: l
This is a sale of Quality Silk ~

This is a sale of Quality Silk
Hosiery at unusual savings.
Every pair is perfect and of
the we'll known Triple A"
Evening star., 1925-02-23

o roc
Mohpac alpaca and Raon fabric The use
Roman stripes
which oseect 6inches wide
Kanns-Sreet
Evening star., 1925-02-23
Hot Roll Covers in
New Designs
soc Each

-A1l-linen Covers, hemstitched for
crochet edge. Stamped in attrac-
tive patterns.
Kann s-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1925-05-21

Wheatley School in accordance with
the original plans for the construction
of said building, $4,000.
Conduit Road Site.
For the purchase of a site on which
to locate a new eight-room school
building in Potomac Heights to re-
place the one-room building on Con-
duit road. $4,000.
For the purchase of a site on which
to locate a new Junior high school
building in Brightwood, 100000.
For the purchase of a site on which
to locate a. new 16-room school build
ing in the vicinity of Fourteenth
and Ogden streets, $250,000.
For the purchase of land adJoin-
ing and in the vicinity Of the site on
Grant road. now owned by the Dis
trict, $45,0O0.
For the purchase of a site for a
new 16-room building in the vicinity
of Connecticut avenue and Upton
street, $4,000.
For the purchase of additional land
In the vicinity of the z. V. Brown
School to provide for an addition to
said school for playground purposes,
100000 ..--
For the purchase of a site for a
new 16-roon building in the vicinity
49, ~~N~f
900.
For the purchase of site for a
new 16-room school building in the
vicinity of Alaska avenue and Holly
street, $4,000.
For the purchase of site for
new 16-room building in the vicinity
of Rhode Island avenue and Twelfth
street northeast, s25 900.
For the purchase of a site for a
new junior high school building in
the vicinity of Brookland and Wood
ridge, 100000.
For the purchase of land in the
vicinity of the Lovejoy School as a
site for new building, $4,000.
For the purchase of land in the
vicinity of the lexington School for
playground purposes, s17,500.
For the purchase of land in the
vicinity Of the Brookland School for
playground purposes, $4,000.
For the purchase of land in the
vicinity of the lexington school for
playground purposes, $4,000.
For the purchase of land in the
Evening star., 1925-05-21

vicinity of the Wheatley School for
playground purposes. $4,000.
For the purchase of land in the
vicinity of the Bennings School for
playground purposes, $4,000.
For the purchase of land in the
vicinity of the Cranch School for
playground purposes. $4,000.
For the purchase of Land in the
vicinity of the Toner School for play
ground purposes. s2,250.
For the purchase of land adjoining
the Dunbar High School, $4,000.
For the rent of school buildings
and grounds, storage and stockrooms,
$4,000.
For repairs and improvements to
school buildings and grounds and for
repairing and renewing heating,
plumbing and ventilating appara tus
and installation of sanitary drinking
fountains and maintenance of motor
trucks, s550,00o.
For maintenance and repair of
school Fairgrounds. $4,000.
For equipment, grading and i'm
proving eight additional school yards
for playground use, $4,000.
For the maintenance, care, repair
and operation of automobiles owned
by the District and used by the COM
munity center department, $500.
The allowance for furnishing pri-
vately owned motor vehicles for
school officials, s4,36S.
Evening star., 1925-05-21
Acting Comptroller of the Currency.

THE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
OF the D. C. Land and Building Company
will he held at pm. June 23. 1925. at
ooT Nev York ave. n W. WASHINGTON D. G.
r. G. BENDER
Evening star., 1925-05-21
3,10O Pounds, Record Pull.

A team of horses in Canada holds
the world record for the greatest trac-
ton pull, sport which has been in
dulged in by horse fanciers for many
ages. The fine lines and strength of a
horse of working breed are admired
for what they represent in pulling
power and stamina. The team in
Canada pulled 3.l00 pounds.
Evening star., 1925-05-21
Vera Cruz Saloons Cut.

NEW YORK, May 81 P).-The
Methodist Episcopal Board of Foreign
Missions today announced that more
than go per cent of the saloons in
Vera Cruz have been closed within
the last two months. Restrictive mea-
sures, which the announcement held
responsible, included tripling of the
tax on distilleries and a great increase
In the charges for saloon licenses.
Evening star., 1925-05-21

NUIICE a SPE-
cial meeting of the shareholders of the Riggs
National Bank of Washington. D. c., will
be held on June 10. 1925. at 3 80 o'clock
pm, at the main office of the Riggs National
Bank, 1903 Pennsylvania ave. NV Wash
resolution ratifying and confirming the action
of the board of directors of the Riggs Ma
with the board of directors of the North.
west National B%nk OF Washington. pro
vidng for consolidation of these two az
sociations under the charter and title OF
THE. RiEgs National Bank of Washington
Evening star., 1925-05-21

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A sPE
cial meeting Of the shareholders Of the
will be held on June 10. 1928. at 4 40
O'Clock pm. at the, the main ofice Of the Rigs
on q resolution ratifying and confirming the
action Of the board Of directors Of the North
agreement with the board Of directors OF
the Riggs National Bank of Washington. D.
C. providing for a consolidation Of these
two associations under the charter and title
of THE Riggs National Bank of Washing
ton. D c. GREGG C. BURNS. Vice Presi-
dapt md Cashier
Evening star., 1925-05-21

Protec- Tin Roof Paint
Safe rust resisting durable Applied bv
skilled workmen. using hand brushes TRY
KOONS Roofing ] 10 3rd ST. sw
Noo4No - Company. Phone Main o23
Evening star., 1925-05-21

CARPET AND RUG WAshING; CLEANING
1TIz st. NV. North 9160. ie6e
FURNITURE REPAIRING AND REFINIsH-
ing-Antique furniture and pianos re finished.
WETdER1LL. 1919 Wis. ave. NV. West sol.
Evening star., 1925-05-21
'CaI,' Ran,bu1,ctiOuls
Horse, Is Renamed
sGHttering Glory
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
The name of Secretary Jardine's
saddle horse has been changed
from Cal to Glittering Glory.
One reason that is said to have
led to the rechristening was that
the rambunctious behavior of the
pure-bred on the bride path did
not properly represent the dignified
poise of a Chief Executive.
Evening star., 1925-05-21
ROBERT V. FLEMING.
Vice President and Carhiar

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AFTER
publication OF this item once a week for
poration will sell at public auction one
Chevrolet coupe. 1929 model. motor No.
repairs by Frank H. Davis. whose last-known
address was 924 9th st. NV. Washington
o. c., the lien for said repairs being in the
sum of S11069. BARRY PATE MOTOR
COMPANY. INC. By F. R. NOEL. Attorney.
AO8 Eth ST NV :
Evening star., 1925-05-21
NO. 1921.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY

WashlnEton. D e, May IT, 1915.
kented to the undersigned, II has been m ade
to appear that The Northwest National
Bank Of Washington" in the city of Wash
fngton. in the District of Columbia. has com
Piled with all the provisions of the Statutes
Of the United States, required TO be complied
with before association shall be author
lied C commence the business of Banking:
Comptroiier Of the Currency, do Hereby certi.
~ that 1.-The Northwest National Bank of
Washington in the city of Washington in
the District of Columbia is authorized to
commence the business of Banking as pro-
yided in Section Fifty-one hundred and sixty
nine of the Revised Statutes of the United
CONVERSION Of Northwest Savings
Bank Of WASHINGTON D. G. with 9
within the limits of the City Of
fseal.) washingtqn; DistriSt @ i t,, Of G Columbia.
my hand and Seal of this Eleventh
day of May. 1925.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-29
Toilet Reductions

Resinol Toilet Soap, 8
A i'm Gee Hardwater
Soap, dozen ........ 1880
Journeys Monte Carlo
rouge Zoo
Ideale hair brushes 45c
Color Charts, COM
plete .,...,..........2 9c
Cashmere B u gu e t
Soap, 8 for .21c
ALL Toilet Water. .75c
Coty's Toilet Water,
bulk, OF. .75c
Toilet Goods, Street Floor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-29

Antoinette Don n @ l l y
shampoo, can ........l9c
Ebony hair brushes .45c
Boys military brushes,
each -. .45c
1000 tooth brushes loo
500 Durham safety
razors, each Sc
400 large gilt compacts,
each ................ lOc
Viviante f ne tale,
CdH - '1OC
1000 bars Woodbury's
Facial soap, 7 for -. 81
-Avre,