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DEATHS

Arthur r. Friday, ~ years st. Eliza
Mary 3. Mills. IS years, 500 Seventh
: Lucia r Douglas. IS years stone
EmaSHei woodward. az years st.
EIizabeths Hospital.
Mary 8. Thorne, 81 years, 72s KEN
william +. Adams. 81 years. 200
Nineteenth st. s. =.
James Reader. = years. Freedmen's
Marie shipiey. IS years. 81 l st.
Matte Chamberlain, al years. Freed
mem & Hospital.
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MRS MARY .. BROWN

Final funeral arrangements have
not yet been completed! for Mrs.
Mary L. Brown. wife of Glenn
Brown, washington architect, who
died last Wednesday night at her
former home in Staunton. Va. II
Is known. however, that interment
will be in Rock Greek Cemetery on
Monday. Mrs. Brown, who resided
at 1925 / ST., was a grand-niece OF
President James Madison, and a
member of the Virginia Chapter. OF
the Colonial Danes Of America and
the Colonial Danes Club OF this
city. She is survived by her hus'
band, and two sons, Glenn Madison
Brown and Bedford Brown, of this
CITY.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
phone Notices to Main $500, Obituary Desk
MaIJRA H. HODGES

Funeral services for Miss Maura
II. Hodges, 80 years old, who died
at her home in the Alabama apart.
ments. 1915 N st. N. E., will be
held tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock at Hysong's undertaking es-
tsblishment. Interment will take
Mace in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Miss Hodges, who was native
Of Ellisburg. N. Y, had been d. resi-
dent of Washington for more than
twenty years and for many years
was 1 teacher of Spanish in South
America.
She is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Annette e. Haven. OF Washington.
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Death notIees

sOUTHEY-on Thursday. Dec. q: 1872
at her residence, I414 Thirty-fiftn os
N. w, CATHERINE. beloved Wte
the late John Southey. .aay
Funeral from residence, on Setut9a;s
Dec 2s. at S:4b 4. M. thence to Holy
Trinity Church, where high mass W. VIZ
be sung at 9:15 a. m. Relatives ~N
friends invited.
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FINRIsTA

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Everett T. and Violet Haas. boy.
Carmine and Bessie Lesso. girl
Shipley b. and Marie e. walker,
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boy enough Of them And these the two
styles Of TO- Tailored good shades
Of brown blue green and and trimmed with novelty
Plan your shopping tomorrow that
can be of the TIC lucky mothers to participate
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Hugh c.. and Anastasia A. AbelI, boy
Girard and Mihilina Lacavera, girl.
John r. and Mary e. Evans, boy.
Carl and Mary Gromen, boy.
Charles b. and Catherine Thompson
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-18

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-18
CHAPTER Xxx (Continued) .

THEY returned to the hotel as
a party, but they exchanged
- very few words on the way
back. Charlton affected to be
deeply engrossed in his notes; Sarl-
ing dozed and Lady Pinter was abb
sorbed in a guide book. Tina had
the instructive feeling that some
thing was radically wrong, but she
felt that she wasn't called on to
seek an explanation of the general
moroseness.
There was a cablegram from
Humphrey awaiting her in the
Avenida. He was busy among the
lawyers in New York but not so
busy that he hadn't thought for
her. There was a sense of comfort
in that cablegram and she carried
it upstairs with her to read again
and again.
Thus far Lady Pinter had made
no comment on the rehearsal
scene which she had intruded upon
at Pena, but Tina felt that it was
being kept for a more opportune
moment. She was beginning to
tire of Lady Pinter; there wasn't
the breadth in the woman that she
had been led to suppose.
1t was while she was dressing
that a bombshell exploded. Lady
Pinter knocked at her door and
came in before she could call out.
"My dear, an extraordinary
thing has happened" said Lady
Pinter. Worst thing that could
have happened. We shall have to
get away from this hotel if we
have the slightest regard for poor
Cha.lton's feelings"
Tina took a deep breath and
faced her woman boldly. If this
was another bout Of reproachful
nonsense she was going to fight.
She would tell her ladyship exactly
what she thought Of her and then
pack her trunks and clear out for
England anywhere so long as she
got away.
"Charlton," she said, slowly and
icily, appears to have become a
sore point with you. What's the
latest? Another exhibition of
cocktail drinking?"
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Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.

Synopsis OF Preceding Chapters.
TINA, red-haired flapper off
i spring of the staid old English
Cartarets, is battering her Hedging
wings against the conventional re-
straints of country life when she
meets John Humphrey, forty-year-
old swain of more courtlN age,
who has just become her nciglbor.
She visits him unchaperoned. face
tiouSly armed against his bachelor
wiles by wearing two guns at her
hips and with n barbarous spear IN
hand. Instead of becoming over awed
AT her ultra -feminism. Humphrey
kisses her smack on the lips and i'm
pulsively declares his love. But his
open hearted devotion serves to eX-
pose him TO the ridicule of Tina :
friends. They decide to shock his
plebian sensibilities by showing him
the night life they are leading in
London. The police raid the merry
party at their rendezvous. but Tina.
kidnapped by Humphrey, is spared
the humiliation of arrest. iIum-
phreys advent among them is par
iicularly welcomed by Lady Pinter
and Emsley Charlton, who. reduced
to making living by their wits and
with an eye to the future, advise
Tina to marry him. Their marriage.
one of convenience only, is turned
into confusion by the unlimited
pleasantries of their friends who
take possession of the honeymoon
house and afterwards follow them
10 Paris Here Tina makes her first
assault on her husbands pOcketbook
by handing over to Lady Pinter and
Charlton $500 i'm the form of
rather dubious loan. Tina's father
scents the flow of gold and takes
his share in shady stock dealings.
But a little later a letter from
America warns Humphrey that his
source Of wealth in his oil wells is
driving up Unaware of this change
in her husbands fortune. and flat
tered when told they want her adj
vice in gathering material for a ma
iional pa ceant. Tina is persuaded to
Join Charlton and Lady Pinter on
Yachting trip to Portugal. Their
real purpose is to compromise Tina
and compel her husband TO part
with a large slice Of his fortune To
save her fair name. The wisdom Of
this Yachting trip Tina begins to
doubt on the first day out. Charl
ton. in his cups. makes her the OBJ
iect Of unflattaring censure. Then,
pleading forgiveness. he fondles her
and Lady Pinter. turning the
corner Of the ckhouse. sees him and
withdraws with a significant smile.
\ little later she falls asleep and
gets an unexpected kiss from Charl-
ton And again on journey,
although engaged in an innocent lit
lie bv-plav Lady Pinter finds Charl-
ton on his knees before her.
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CHAPTER XXI.

DAMPHILOSA!
Mean, isolated spot on the
way to Bussacco, but ideally
adapted to the scheme conceived by
Charlton and Lady Pinter. They
arrived there in the late afternoon
and the inn kept by Carlos might
have been built for the purpose of
the party. Il nestled under the
brow Of a Hill that had been trans
formed into a vineyard; it was far
away from the arid, sunbaked high
road.
And Carlos himself was one Of
those abnormally fat inn keepers
who sit in the sunshine all day
(while the wife slaves within the
hOuse) and try 10 regain their
youth by rccounting their early
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-18

follies and indiscretions. To him
the semblance of a romance was
as exhilarating as a breeze sweep
ing over the vineyards.
The accommodation was woeful;
it usually is in those inns where
they patch the holey floors of the
bedrooms with squares of tin and
call it artistic. Charlton and Lady
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Pinter went into ecstasies over the
sanded floors and the aroma of
spices. Tina said they reminded
her of the taprooms of Sussex inns
and the stencil of the garbage when
the gardener was destroying the
last of the Winter greens.
Yet, Carlos was an attraction in
himself. He had been a waiter in
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Susanna COcroft's new
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end these troubles or
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Butterflies III neRan BHAudeNSo

Paris and London; in his very early
days he was the principal share
holder in chestnut roasting con-
Germ with a relocated monkey as
his confidential secretary. He well
coined the party, allotted them the
very best rooms in his "hotel" and
CONTINUED on Page ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-18

no you know why these are trying times
for the woman who doesn't bring out
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-18

Has your skin that
sallOw, faded, washed
out appearance? Does
1t seem d ark and
muddy" to lack tone,
to be colorless, murky
and lifeless?
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a. NlASs
Tell your druggist you want only
the genuine California Fig Syrup"
which has directions for babies and
children Of all ages printed on
bottle. Mother! You must say
California" or you may get an
imitation fig syrup.
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If This New Secret Does Not Bring Out Your
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and the complete story Of the new idea is
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Take q mental inventory right now and
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-18

Children love the pleasant taste
OF California Fig Syrup" and
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-18

Are you beginning to
think you will never be
free from pimples,
blackheads, blemishes or
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your skin begun to lose
tone and become rough
and coarse? Are you
constantly worried as to
whether you can get
your skin into passable
condition for certain
dances and parties that
you want to go to?
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The Coupon below will
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Are the muscles of
your face and neck be-
ginning to sag? Do you
see signs Of "jowls"
and premature ageing?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-18

women in their search. Here, for example,
are five dread skin worries which every
woman knows can rob her Of her true
beauty and make her look years older than
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These five-Blcmishes, Sallow Com
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now Science has stepped forward and
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to rid yourself Of these five worries-to
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Which of These Five Skin
Worries Hide Your Beauty!

Here skin that make naturally attractive
look make look middeaged
make look DID, Which of these five hide
YOUR look older than really are? Read how
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that lies hidden in skin.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-18

Have you pouches
beneath the eyes
puffiness at he
sides Of the chin
flabby bags below
the cheeks?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-18

Are deep lines
forming near the
nose and corners
OF the mouth? Lit
tie groups of crows
feet at the eyes?
Tire d lines Of
worry starting to
crease your face?
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Look 10 Years Younger
-I'll tell you the easy auay

MO woman should let her hair
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Results sure

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By MARY T. GOLDMAN

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My Hair Color Restorer is clean, colorless liquid
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COLLECTOR for city and suburban: one
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HELP-DOMESTIC (Cont'H.

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ONCE UPON A TIME
THE STORY
UP TO NOW

Nscs TaE PUMPKIN
HOUSE OF A TINY
LITTLE GiAl NAMED
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he HAD SEEN sEroRE
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TAG PRINCE ASKED
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RADIO AND Equipment.

WANTED-RadIo set IN exchange for r.
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5-TrBE RECEIVER. complete, l25 ana
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COLLIE PUPS. fine. s: price. $40 TO So
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