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The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20
VOLSTEAD LAW IS
LOCALIZED PERJURY

SEATTLE, Oct 20.-The Seattle
Times today published letter writ
ten by A. Scott Bullitt, Democratic
nominee for United States Senator,
in which he declared that alcoholic
beverages as defined in the Volstead
Act are mot intoxicating in fact"
Bullitt said that one and one-half
of one per cent meant one table
spoon of alcohol to one and one
sixteenths gallon OF water. He said
that no human being could swallow
enough gallons to absorb the alcohol
required to intoxicate. and when
members OF Congress wrote the Vol
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20
Cafe Owner Arrested;
Serious Crime Charged

san JOSE, cal, Oct. 20.--J. f.
Rose cafa owner, is under arrest
on suspi, ION of being the stranger
who killed Mrs. Laura Beal here
last March. He also assaulted two
Others. il the claim made. Mrs. A
hi Fioli. aged 20 years, declared
Rose attacked and threatened to kill
her yes erday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20
WIND AT KEY WEST

KEY WEST, Fla, Oct. 20-The
wind blew at velocity of 80 miles
an hour here this afternoon and
precautions were taken IN anticipa-
tion of a hurricane reaching h. re
late this afternoon
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20

musicians such IS Holman. Rach-
mammoth. and other celebrities with
regulations Of many years standing.
Miss Breton and Miss Traubel
have been chosen for solo parts on
the basis of their careers of not
ski has acknowledged their merits
by presenting them at the concerts
on an equal footing with artists
whose names were known to the
public. in some instances, before
either Miss Breton or Miss Traubel
was born.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20
SEES RECREATION FOR
WORKERS IN THE ARTS

|of recreation, but few workers en-
gagged in modern industry need them.
Urges Books, Music, Opera
Their work gives labOring men
all the physical exertion necessary
What they need is recreation Of a
different kind, such as music, lee
lures, good books, light opera. educa
tional dramatic productions. adult
leducation in a class room equipped
with restful chairs and with an
atmosphere of democracy.
THE coal miner or steel worker
can we'll afford to sit on the grand
stand and watch the bank clerks
CONTINUED ON PaKe TWol
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20
Queen Marie at White House, Bhasmg With Ie7veks
Flag Raising
In Alaska to Be
Celebrated

SEATTLE, Oct 20.-The Sc
attic Chamber of Commerce and
the Young Mems Business Club
will hold joint program Friday
to celebrate the sixty ninth an
niversary of the raising of the
American flag in Alaska. There
will be sketch presented of
the hauling down of the Russian
flag and hoisting of the Amer
lean flag at Sitka.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20
STORM SUYSInES

HAVANA. Oct. 21. - The storm
reached hurricane proportions here
TINS afternoon ana then suddenly
died down but shortly after 3 p. m.
again raised to high velocity.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20
IMMUNE FROM TAX

WASHIN GTDN, Ont. ZU.-ASSISt-
ant Secretary of Treasury Winston
has decided that Queen Marie Is I'M
mune from Ame les income tax on
her earnings in this country as in
formation law provides mutual i'm
munity to diplomatic representa-
tivtS
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20
Head Of Salvation
Army in East, Dead

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-Commis-
sioner Thomas Estill, head of the
Salvation Army OF the East. died
at his home at Mt. Vernon, N. Y
Commissioner Estill was 81 years
old and had served the Salvation
Army for A years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20
GUNS GREET QUEEN

guns welcomed Queen Marie and her
party to the Naval Acamedy here
this morning. The Queen and her
party travelled 40 miles over rain
swept roads under police escort.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20
sTEEI APARTMENT IN RUINS

lIAN W. Oct 20.--A Steel apart-
mont building has been blown down
and the radio station has been
hurled into the street
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20
ARRIVES AT BAL more

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. ~
Queen Marie ended her 65-mile
automobile trip over rain-washed
roads this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20

SAN DIEGO, Cal. Oct 16--Gen.
Smedley d. Butler has been ordered
to take command of the Western
District of Marine mail Yards.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20
SEATTLE MAIL
TO Be GUARDED

SEATTLE. Oct 20.-It is an
with riot guns. with instructions
to shoot to kill, viii guard Seattle
mail trains.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20
STREETS FLOODED

HAVANA, Oct. 20-The storra
has flooded tie streets aud stopped
transportation and nower systems.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20

The "Trudy" and Rudy" mania
that shook New York reached it's
elimination with the appearance OF
two popular songs, "Trudy' and
"TheYe's "A New Star in the Heavens
Tonight, Rudolph Valentino"
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-10-20

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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-03-16
WZNIOSkE CELE..

Posadamy wznosle cele te staramy sic W czyn
zamienie moziwe ak najspiesznej, ecz niejednokrot
ME natrafiamy nieprzewidzane przeszkody, kt6re
tamuja nasze checi zabiegi. Nasze stowarzy
szenie idzie postepem uzasadnajac preten
sic, re og6 newiesci tego pragne siusznie newiasta
poska ME jest posednesza cd swych obconarodowych
si6str kt6re zawsze ida naprz6d. .."
Gdyby nasze pracowniczh zechciaiy dostatecznie
zrozuniec swe pos}annictwo zabiegaly skrzetnie
zonie, szeregi twozrylyby poWazne zrzeszenie
miejscowe lecz jak wszedze brak jednolitego du
cha chec da piracy. Ia mao posiadamy oswiaty do
kladnego zrozumienia swego obowazku, azeby nasza
organizacja pracowala wlasciwie skutecznie
Tu i owdzie ukaze sic jasniejszy promyk swetlany
kt6ry chocaz urywczo ozywi nakon do ozywczeJ pra-
cy ecz to jednost usilnem staraniem powinno
bye harmonina praca caego og6}u k6ry zdofa nam "a
pewnc nalezyty wzrost rozwoj. ...-
Ma razie postaplysmy stanowczo krok naprz6d W
naszych poczynanach znoszac op}ate wstepnego Do
swiadczenie mas poucza skorzystalysmy bardzo VIE
lie tax moralne jak r6wnez materjanie, ecz ten pick
ny wysiek naszej strony ME jest wystarczajacy Aze
BY nasze pracowniczk wiece zachecic do sale owoc-
nej pracy powinnysmy da6 zaman "a wykonana ucz-
ciwa prace rodza nagrody forme kontestu jak ist-
nieje innych zrzeszeniach .~- s,....
Nasze, stowarzyszenie jako zywotna pieknie sic
rozWiajaca niewiesca organzacja bardzo duzo zdza-
lac bedze stanie gdy pojdzie w}asciwa droga Me
nedbujmy zadnej sposobnosci przeto azeby naszo Or
ganizacja mog}a wsp6izawodniczyc nadae kierunek
W1asciwy pociagajacy. Naszem usilnem staranem do
prowadzc stowarzyszenie niewiesce naszem miescie
do mianownika mponujacego. Tego celu dopac zdofa-
N.Y. przez wspona energczna prace, stale wysi}k
nasZe. /.-.".
Konkurencja obecne istniejaca, ME jest wcale groz
ma, przeciwnie pobudza do energicznej piracy
mad wzmozeniem liczebnem nowych cz}onkn, kt6re po
stanowiy ME ustawac piracy rozopczeej tylko stale
iwytrwale smalo postepowae naprz6d, do ceu wskaza
nego. Nietylko zyc potrzeba, lecz Wysi4k nasze
snoslc 1slnej energicznej piracy Wsp6lne polaczo
silly caiego og6u niewiescego, zapewnc zdolaja roz
w6j wzrost.
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Ciag dalszy nastapi.

najweksza najlepsza kolekcje butelek ca}ych Sta
mach Zjednoczonych znajsc MONA saach naszego
W Westinghouse. 4@ Ill.,. Z. 8s@
Skoroby laden kongresman ami senator ME by} W
moznosci wykroczyc przcciw prohibcji przynajmniej
przez rok jeden, jeszcze przed upywem tego termnu
prohibicja przestalaby obowiazywac
Me nam zamiaru nakianiac do wylamywana sic
pod prawa, ale nadszedf nazywac rzeczy DO ime
niu spojrzet prawdzie, aka ona jest Me moz-
ma zawsze mydlit ludziom oczu. .
Prohibicja Jest fanatyzmem. Prohibicja sprzeciwia
sic czystosc nanki chrzescijanskej fozofji moranej
Prohibcja ME Jest ami sprawedlwa ami dajaca sic wpro
wadzc zyce wszelkie prawo niesprawiedliwe spro-
wadz daelko wiecej zia iz dobra dlA osagnecia kt6
rego zostalo ustanowionem?
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Nasz Arcypasterz
a Prohibicja.

w interwiewie udzielonym przedstawicieom prasy
a zwoennikom prawa Vosteada, Arcypasterz cleve-
landzkiej djecez Najpszew KS Bskup J6zef Schrembs
take prohibicj wypowiedzia} zdanie
Ludzie, kt6rzy narzucili prohibicje, dogodzili
swym zachcankom ME bez uw}aczania zasadom moral
nosc Tel ostatniej ME da sic egalizowac zabieg ym
kerunku zazwyczaj zawiod}y nawet przyczyna}y sic
do wzrostu wystepku. .. ~ ~
Prohibicja ME znesie nalogu pjanstwa, jak i ME
zastapi wstrzemiezwosc; przeciwne, zaprasza do wy
famywania sic pod prawa. w przymusie ludze widza
niesprawiedlwe pozbawenie sic przywileju, jaki
mniemaniu swojem ME zwykli uwazac jako wystepek
Zasady moralnosci ujawnaja sic nazewnatrz ME
dadza sic podlegae prawom. Cztery many kardynalne
cnoty tem sa roztropnosc, sprawied
lwosc mestwo Te zblizaja ludz do siebie nakazuja
rye wsp6nie. Prohibicja sprowadza roziam, jako ze
sprzeciWia sic sklania do pijastwa
praktycznego punktu widzenia rzecz biorac pro-
hbicja sukcesem bynajmniej ME jest Zrodziia ME
zadowolenie znane W ca}ym kraju nieposzanowanie
prawa. Ludzie kt6rzy wysokosci swego stanowiska
powinniby podtrzymywac prawo, lamia je codzennie.
.s Pr6zniak jak robotnk fabryczny odczuwa nieza-
dowoene prawa, kt6rem widzi zamach ma swoja
wolnosc osobista, kt6rem widzi zamach swoa VOL
nose osobsa kt6re lekcewazone jest codzennie przez
ludzi kas wiecej uprzywilejowanych.
Najgoretszymi sprzymierzencam prohbicjonist6w
SO butegerzy, Cd takich sprzymierzenc6w zachowaj
Panic Boze mnie moich przyjac6i
Pytaja mnie wypowiedzenie swego zdania Gle
kaWi wiedziec, czy jestem powrotem salun6w Mkt
ME 1yczy SODe WFceJ pOWTOIu SaunOW, ZnleSlenle ktO
rych jest najwekszem blogoslawienstwem dla dzisiej
szej generacj Me zadnego defnitywnego progra-
pr6cz uwolnienia sic cd zgubnych nastepstw proh
bicji goracego apelu stosowanie wstrzemieziwosc
Rad m6giby objac kontroe mad handlem trunka-
mi podobnie jak sic Kanadzie lub Europie
Powiedzial ktos re jedyny spos6b forsowania pro-
hibicj bylby, zeby "a kazdym mezczyzna kobieta W
kraju kroczyi pocjant Potrzebaby w6wczas ably tych
AMI na krok ME odstepowal przedstawiciel prawa
Byloby daleko lepiej, ably kazdy czlonek kongresu
strzezony pilnie przez polcjanta. Syszaiem, il
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-03-16
Zawiadonienia.

Niniejszem zawiadamiam
wszystkie cz1onkinie iowa
rzystwa sw. Genowefy, gr.
8, Stowarzyszenia Polek w
Stanach Zjednoczonych, il
regularne posiedzenie odbe-
die sic w niedziele dnia 21
marca b. r. o godzinie 2-ej
DO poludniu w sail zwyk-
}ych posiedzen. Proszone So
wszystkie czlonkinie o przy-
bycie, poniewaz So bardzo
wazne sprawy do za}atwie-
MIA.
Helena Jaskowiak,
Sekr. prot.
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K r O N | K A
MIEJSCOWA.

Csmiu wiezniow W Atlanta
zbieglo, zabijajac jednego dozor
ce a dwoch innych zbili do ME
przytomnosci. Trzech dozorcow
odwiezli ma troku wiezni do po-
bliskiego camp. Ma umuwiony
sygnal dozorcow rozbrojono,
zbegowie w obawie, re beda
poszukiwani, zabrali pewnym lu-
dziom obszerna maszyne Sedan
i zbiegli. TAX wladze wiezienia,
jak ludze cywilni, "a pomoca
prov gonczych, poszukuja ucie-
kinierow.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1926-03-16

Po raz pierwszy W przeciagu
lat 10 czterech sedziow z wy
szego sadu Common Pleas" 20
stana swe ubikacje opustoszaie,
z powodu, re ma razie ME ma
zadnych wazniejszych spraw do
sadzenia. Panowie sedziowie,
po przybyciu do gmachu sado-
wego zbadania przyczyny po-
wroca najspokojniej do swych
rezydencji.
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1SO automobilistow

19O automobilistow zostafo
przypadkiem ukaranych "a ME
wlasciwe pozostawienie maszyny
w nienalezacem miejscu. Daw-
niej sedziowie municypalni "a
takie przestepstwa karali $500
i okszta. Obecnie komlsarz Dom
nalen, jake Inspector trafiki,
bedzie posiada& przywilej, kara
MIA wszystkich nlotorystow za
przekroczenie tego prawa. w
pierwszym wypadku kara wyno-
sic bedzie s1.00 przy drugim
$500 i tax dalej do $500, op-
rocz kare specjalna W domu ro-
boczym. Inspektorowi Donnaue
dodany jest staly klerk.% w razie
gdy naznaczone kary ME przy-
padaja do gustu skazanym, przy
sluguje i'm prawo odnowienia
rozprawy w sadie.
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Niniejszem zawiadamiam wszy-
stkie czlonkinie Towarzystwa sw.
Kazimiery gr. 18 Stowarzyszenia
Polek w Stanach Zjednoczonych,
re posiedzenie odbedzie sic w
niedziele dnia 21-go marca 60
dzinie 2-ej po poiudniu W sail
zwykaych posted
Anna Pr
1,ekretarka.
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korzystajcie z wolnego wstepu oraz
bezpiatnej egzaminacU lekarskiej
do Stowarzyszenia Polek "
Stanach Zjednoczonych.
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L. Jablonska, Prezeska,
l.. Kruszynska, Wice-Prezeska,
l.. H. Dzieweczyhska, Sex. Jen.
M. Panek, Kasjerka,
Dyrektorki:
M. Andrzejewska,
E. Wieloowiejska,
V. Czarniak,
X. Tylicka,
Evening star., 1926-04-10

while just sufficient water is put in
the dish or bowl to cover the ends of
stems. II the flowers are white. then
the dish may be one of gorgeous col
orings, in choice designs, thus set
ting off the purity of the blossoms to
fine advantage by contrast Or if the
flowers are gay in tone, then the color
of the dish should harnloniZe or
match some hue in them or be a
MONOCHROME, that is, of one color. This
should be so neutral that it is not
significant, or be of a shade that does
not clash, but harmoniZes with the
flowers it holds. In any event, the
dish must add its note of beauty to
the ensemble.
Old Dishes
Old dishes are JOY to possess and
1t is only by showing them that others
dish may be used between candle.
sticks that have suggestion of the
same color in their composition, or
which are black, white or cream
whichever goes best with the waral
and which hold candles to match some
distinctive hue in the dish. Thus COM
bined they form a console set Three
dishes, one large and two smaller
ones can be used in the same manner.
Choice Plates
Choice plates in the giiise Of servi.
ice plates may he used for decorative
purposes on tables when serving for
NAL luncheons or dinner. The home
maker can wash them herself after
Evening star., 1926-04-10
BIG OFFICE BUILDING
NOW READY FOR USE
Eleven-story Structure Completed
on Site Once Occupied by Speaker
Cannon's Residence.

The Denrike Office Building, located
at 1910 Vermont avenue, opposite the
Department Of Justice, has just been
completed. The site of this building
was formerly the home of Speaker Joe
Cannon.
The building is II stories high
above the basement, and fronts 80
feet on Vermont avenue. There are
offices or shops in the first story
and 23o office rooms in the building
above. Some Offices are arranged In
groups, some single.
The exterior is of Indiana limestone
executed in the Gothic style with an
amount of carving sufficient to give
the design pleasing aspect. The pent-
house above the roof housing the eie-
vator machinery is given an architec,
tural treatment 'harmonizing with the
design, q point so often neglected.
The entrance is through an arched
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VALUE OF CONTRACTS
TOTALS 5000, ,929, 900
Building Operations Since Janu-
ary | Far Ahead of Record
for 1925 Period.

The money value OF contracts let
on all classes of building operations
from January / to date totals S609,-
929 200, as against S48l ,424 900 in the
corresponding period year ago, En-
gineering News-Record reports. OF
the total involved so far this year
S401 1922 900 WIN go into private work.
and S199 ,907 900 into publica work
Contracts let in the last week, for
the entire country, are valued at
$45 ,902 900, as against S43 ,239 900 in
the preceding week, and $35, 1S5, 900
in the corresponding week a year ago.
Minimum costs observed are $4,000
on public works, $40 900 for industrial
plants and extensions. and Sl50,000
for commercial and residential prof
oct8
Evening star., 1926-04-10

While the fashion for exhibiting
handsome dishes on plate rails in din
ing rooms is not today considered in
the best of form. it does not bar the
dishes themselves from entering into
decorative schemes. There never was
time when flower bowls We're more
in evidence. Choice dishes hold fruit
either of fresh and tempting varieties
or those that are realistic replicas, dis
played for the one object of adding
beauty and color to rooms Console
sets include a dish usually in stem
ware, as well as two candlesticks to
match When such set is in Italian
pottery it combines beauty of blended
color with grace of contour All fine
sets have Il certain decorative dignity
Glass Dishes i'm Color.
Glass dishes are distinctly in vogue
Tor ornamental purposes since colored
glass ranks high in favor Those who
have any old colorful glass dishes
Evening star., 1926-04-10

should bring them out now and place
them in the limelight of the home.
This place, by the way. is in a win
dow where the glass will catch the
rays and show to best advantage. A
window in hall or dining room that
can be devoted to this purpose may
have glass shelves put across it for
holding the rare pieces.
Use and Beauty.
The fashion for displaying other
wares besides glass is noticeable for
it's reserve. The dishes appear to be
used because they are needed rather
than to show off their beauty, though
that may be really the primary mo-
tive. In other words, empty dishes
are generally kept in the closet to be
brought out whenever there is an eX-
cuse for so doing. 1t takes but one or
two flowers, for example to make it
necessary to use choice dish. A
perforated flower stand put in the
center supports the fragile flowers,
Evening star., 1926-04-10

guests have gone for they are not
eaten from, but are used merely to
place on thc table before guests at
first, and between courses whenever
places would otherwise be minus
plates The maid should be able to
use them so without breaking any.
Evening star., 1926-04-10

exte2S.ing to the ceiling. The ceiling
ia paneled and ornamented in scuIp-
tured stucco.
The building was erected for Will
Evening star., 1926-04-10

liam +, Dennis and designed by Alp
pleton =. Clark, jr., and Parsons
Hyman were the builders III. J.
Rust Co. handles the building.
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carved portal to an open vestibule
lined with stone and with vaulted
ceiling, and the lobby is attractiveiy
finished in Tavernelle marble facings
Evening star., 1926-04-10

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. . : Gaf1a {. :: :
@l926. Ar Eugens MacIAan.,

tonius. You say there is another
route. a dffiicuit one. away from the
cave. That route must be guarded.
Take five Of the strongest of these
men and Chamber up into the ledges.
Hide yourselves, so in case any of
Herod's men come you can dispose
of them-until they dispose of YOU"
With quick decision he directed how
the guard should be placed on the
path behind himself and the Arabian
| chief.
"And Jared and Ezra" he con.
cluded, stay at the mouth of the
cave. leaving the women inside. If
| the rest of us are put out Of the bat
| tie, you know what to do"
Two minutes later he was on his
way through the inky corridor, car
ried by two OF the Arabians. Behind
him came the chief, with the other
| tribesmen as his bearers.
When the brief procession reached
the open air he glanced back. Aaron
| and some Of the younger men al
ready were scrambling up a narrow
crevasse, overgrown with thorn
bushes. In a moment they were out
of view.
1t took q little more than a half
hour for him to reach the point where
the path widened. He signed for the
Arabians to set him down.
The point that he had selected was
on the face Of a steep cliff. Above
him rose a sheer rocky wall, from
which. twoscore feet above. protruded
clump Of ,underbrush.
THAT will keep them from rolling
stones on us from above" he said to
the Arabian, who was resting on the
path behind him. But you don't un-
derstand Newell. never mind"
To his left dropped the lower
reaches Of the precipice. 1t formed
one wall of a narrow gorge, 20 feet
|, across. Opposite him arose another
cliff. He looked for the aperture that
opened into the cave, but could not
find it. However, he gayly waved his
hand in that direction, knowing that
there were anxious watchers in the al
cove.
The desert warrior whom he had
won. from the chief was standing
waiting for orders. Antonius mo.
toned him to crouch directly at his
back. The chief lay next, and behind
him the three other Arabians.
Around a curve in the path two
villagers were on guard, armed with
clubs and knives. Antonius knew that
others held their posts nearer to the
cave.
He took his naked sword and laid
it on the ground beside him. Loosen
ing his dagger in it's sheath, he took
also a aAknife from his servant and
held It between his teeth. His shield
he propped up before him, holding it
In position with two large stones.
Then, contentedly, he turned to see
what preparations the Arabian chief
Evening star., 1926-11-29

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was making. This worthy, with the
assistance OF his men, had braced him.
self again a jutting corner Of rock.
rolling up his mantle as a pad for his
wounded back. His brown arms, the
corded muscles playing underneath
the skin, were swinging back and forth
as he sharpened his curved sword.
Each of his tribesmen bore n lance
and the three who were with their
master stood upright, watching the
approach to their post with unblink
| ing, eager eyes.
Antonius chuckled. '"They love q
| fight."' he said to himself.
The strangely assorted comrades
| had not long to wait.
Over rise appeared the silken
| headdress of one. Of Herod's guards
Then another showed. In an instant
the soldiers caught sight Of Antonius
| and his little company. They shouted
and ran forward.
AS they mounted the hill over which
| they had to pass Antonius caught a
glimpse of Omar's face behind them
laughing.
The stranger vanished. and the
guardsmen charged. leveling their
long lances before them. A.
AS they reached the path one had
to fall. behind the other. Antonius,
cool and unblinking, held his shield
steady with one hand and poised his
sword before him. With a shout the
foremost of the guards aimed his
lance at the soldiers throat and
leaped.
(Continred in Tomorrow's Sfarl
Evening star., 1926-11-29
INDIAN RITES ARE HELD.

NEW YORK. November 20 R.-
The traditional "amen" was supplant-
ed by the "Wo.ho-ho-ho-ho" of the
Indian in religious services here last
night. The aboriginal rites marked
the annual observance Of American
| Indian day In the Episcopal Church
| of ST. Marks-in-the.Bouwe
Throughout the services q tom-tom
was beaten and the choir sang
anthems taken from the ritual Of The
Hako. a Pawnee ceremony.
Evening star., 1926-11-29
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