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Evening star., 1923-06-28

Whacking Redn ctions on
Bows Vacation Clothes
THESE ARE the days whesa Tom. Dick and
Harry want clothes that Just clothes no fances
least for regular feLers-and most boys
regular then these items listed will fill the bill to T.
Palm Beach Suits Utility Clothes
S6.45 69c
=, Spct BIousEs Khaki knck-
NOT MANY Oh u.af ." uhe rs and Overals. Ideal play
carly birds will get EN-. sothes Blouses with sport
Maximum comfort and collars and short sleeves
coolness in these well tail nckers with f1l legs ana
red They II stand Jl q. IL. - IL rooL.,.
up. to " years ~
P.S Strictly slwool IE Ehree Oood Ones
navy Serge Suits in AZ
to 17-are priced f1S
$6.45, too. BA5 HING SUITS, onepece of
tio otton; navy-andred:
California Swimming u oonand Sizes 6
Suits navy and black 10
white yellow Unu Surrs soft cossbar
For Friday. .ssc q .ia elastic band IN back
{, izes 6 to H.
Boys Fast-color Wash ~, G. l,.... :. u,;lI
Suits muddy or outton al nd beed models long or
i,ots sleeve fastcolor mi
Sizes u to g. Friday . 79c tlaiais zes q tot.
H,-IA 4
Evening star., 1923-06-28

>HETHER strictly tailored.
or with various little
touches that put them in
the semi-taiiored class. every
one of these blouses is sur
prisingiy attractive at this
price. They are of voile and
dimity tuck-in and over.
blouse models with long or
short sleeves and all the favor
ite necklines.
sEcoND,FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-06-28
Welded ON LEVlATHAN.
Lieut.. Culton Takes Bride in Suite
Ex-Kaiser Used.

NEW YORK. June 2S.-Obtaining
special permission from the United
States Shipping Board. Lieut.. A. Y.
Culton of the 18th Infantry and Miss
Elizabeth c. Dowd of Brooklyn were
married in what formerly was the
kaiser's suite on the liner Leviathan
yesterday. The ceremony was per-
formed by Maj. Stanley c. Ramsden,
post chaplain at Fort Hamilton, where
Lieut.. Culton is stationed.
Lieut. Culton's home is In Louis
vile, Ky.
Evening star., 1923-06-28
STORM WRECKS TOWN.
Cloudburst Piles Debris Six Feet
High in Wide Area.

VIENNA, June 2S-A cloudburst In
the district of Lake Ossiach, in Ca
rinthia, yesterday devastated the
town of Tschaeren. which in a few
minutes was converted into vast
pile of stones and debris a thousand
yards long, 500 yards wide and six
feet high.
not known.
Evening star., 1923-06-28
TO FORM WHEAT POOL.
Alberta Farmers Take Measure,
for Handling 1928 Crop.

CALGARY, Alberta June 2S-Organ-
ization of a voluntary wheat pool in
Alberta to handle this years crop will
be proceeded with Immediately, 1t was
announced by Fl. W. Wood, president of
the United Farmers of Alberta.
Evening star., 1923-06-28
Sxtra-2,OOO va,
Alltyme and Crystal (Fibe
$1.39

THESE SMART. colorful weaves are ideal for sports
wear, and are being used extensively in dresses.
Choice of twenty-five plain and fancy colorings.
Evening star., 1923-06-28
Sxtra Special
INDEsTRUcrrBLE
Pearl Necklaces
SOC

evenly GRADUATED chains
Of good looking pearl
beads with spring ring
clasp. From their smart
appearance, no one would
dream of the low price.
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-06-28
CALIPH OF TURKEY
SICK OF HORSE BITE
Abdul Medjid Effendi Attacked by
Steed When Dismounting
After Ride.
BY the Associa ted Press.

By the Associate Press.
CONSTANTINOPLE, June 2s.-An-
nouncement was made yesterday of the
Illness of Abdul Medjid Effendi caliph
of Turkey, which, it was said, would re-
qure his remaining in bed for a few
days.
His Illness Is said to be due to bite
of his horse, which attacked him while
he was dismounting after a ride.
Evening star., 1923-06-28
AHLayer
Felt Mattresses

Amy Size YlOsf
Friday only
QUALITY THROUGH and
through-clean. carefully selected
all-layer felt. roll-edge strong
art or tan stripe ticking. A
comfort-sleep producer. as fresh
as the new mown hay. Resilient
and elastic. Enough 10 meet a
big demand.
Dimity Bed Sets
Size Stx9o. Blue. pink and yell
low; cut-out corner spread with
bolster piece to match. Set $4.45
Crochet Bed Spread
Size Soxes. Softly finished: neat.
cool-looking patterns; no starch.
ready for use. Friday. each $l.95.
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-06-28
Black Wire


All Pure Linen Damask Pattern Cloths
Reduced One Fourth Off Marked Prices
EXTRA FINE qualities all full bleached and generous
assortment of designs. Sizes 20 TO- 20 SO. 81 81.
IL 80, and IL l08.
All Pure Linen Huck Towels, Good Heavy quality huck
towels finished with damask border and monogram space
Size 10 x &C. Special Friday 47c
Evening star., 1923-06-28
FRIDAY BARGAINS IN
Toilet Needs

Palm Olive Shampoo,
regularly 45t. 29c
Lemon Soap, slightly
SCARED. regularly St each.
Dozen. ............... 35c
Mothex Garrnent Bags,
24x56. resul rly ST.. 49c
FIRST FLOOR
ODDS AND ENDS OF
Corsets and Brassieres
American Lady, La
Grecque. Bon Ton and
Warner corsets. formerly
$500 to $500. Reduced
10. ~ 80
La Grecque. r. & c. Bien
Ole and Gotham sirdles
Reduced to. .$3.49
Thompsons net corsets,
broken sizes. Formerly
$3.50. Reduced to. 49,. 79c
Corsets and Ferris Waists
in broken sizes. Reduced
to-. .$1.49
Memo Circlet Brassieres.
slightly soiled. $500
corsets Reduced to. .$f.98
Model Bandeaux of honey
comb material. Broken
sizes. Formerly 50t.
Reduced 10. ........ 29c
THIRD FLOOR
Short Lot SUeafers
(37) Slip-on Sweaters,
white and gold. Reduced
to. .$f.00
15) Tuxedo Sweaters of
fiber and mohair. Navy
and Gray. Reduced to. .$1.95
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1923-06-28
Fly Time-and High Time
to Haue Your Screens In Place
Sale of Window Screens
at a Savings of One-Fourth Until Sold

II the purchase of your window
for any reason you in luck Tomorrow start
clearance of entire stock reduction of 1870 from
regular marked prices. Adjustable frames made of
seasoned lumber covered with best quality wire netting
Note the Saonss
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-04

The Presidents Proclamation

America. proclamation:
To the people of the United States:
the inscruabc divine providence, Warren Gamal
Harding Doth President the United States has been taken from
The nation has wise enlightened and the American
friend counsellor whose whole public life inspired
with the desire the of the United States and the
welfare of all His life marked by genens
brothery sympathy the of his personality he made friends
of all who came in contact with him.
1t that the grief which fills the hearts the American
people should find fitting expression
therefore, Calvin Coolidge President of the United
America appoint Friday TO- the which
body President will laid earthly resting
day of throughout the United
csty recommend the assemble that day their
places OF divine worship there bow submission of
Almighty God of
the
has sorely smien the nation
In witness have hand
United States to be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington, the fourth
of Lord thousand hundred
the Independence the forty-eh
CALVIN COOLIDGE
BY the President
CHARLES F. HUGHES.
n Secretary Of
The White House. " ~
Washington, 4. 1928
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-04

"that for a deputy TO be allowed to
carry n gun. he should be on the pay
roll for $40 or more. We
have been told that deputies ace max
ing arrests on commission, and if it is
in the power of the grand jury 10
stop this practice. it will be done"
Referring to public institutions, the
report says that the grand jury found
congested condition at the county
jail.
I'm the JAIL it says, ARE several
insane, waiting for trial or commit
mcnt We recommend they be. held
in the hospital instead of the Jail.
Plenty of room is available and the
cost should be no more in a hospital
than in a Jail.
q I'VE found the county poor farm n
bad situation. The place is badly m
need of repairs and renovating. Blind
and insane are mixed i'll the wards
with other patients. They should be
transferred to hospitals until they can
be admitted at the asylum, which
seems TO be OVERLOOKING at present
with patients. Practically whole
floor at the Robert Is. Green Mem
orial Hospital is available and could
be made safe to confinc these unfor-
Inmates at n very small expense"
Gaming Cases Dismissed.
Recommendation also was made that
another story be added to the Jail.
Referring TO its work, the grand
jury said':,
I'VE have investigated q great many
cases and returned several true bills
which we recommend be speedily tried,
as we find from the records that the
dismissals after indictments are re-
turned are certainly disgrace TO a
civilized community. We believe that
where we have returned true bills,
there is sufficient evidence TO convict,
but we find former grand juries have
returned true bills in numerous gamb-
ling cases, arrests have been made.
but so far as we can learn only one
has been had. and all the
others dismissed, either for want oil
or upon the recommended
ton of the court"
Mr.. Woodward said that the grand
jury had returned mo bills" in some
eases where he was convinced the par
ties were guilty but there was not
sufficient EVIDENCE TO convict. Mr..
Woodward invited any citizen. man or
wmoan. who had correct information
regarding vice conditions to come be-
fore the grand jury. The report was
made early. the foreman said, so that
the grand jury will be in n position
TO take up all matters before it finally
ad ioiIrns.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-04
MORSE CASE
RESULTS IN.
ACQU|TTAL
Shipbuilder, Sons and As
sociates Found Not
Guilty.
FAILS
Jury Not Convinced That
Overt Acts Com
mitted.
PROSECUTION FAILS

Washington, ID. C.. Aug. 4.-Charlcs
W. Morse, New York shirbuilder. his
three sons and four others were ac-
quilted here today by jury of con-
spiracy to defraud the United States
in connection with wartime ship con-
struction and operation contracts.
The Morse case was the first of the
big so-called war fraud criminal cases
to be presented TO jury.
Two indictments were returned con-
tanning two counts each and setting
forth 80 overt acts charged against
the several defendants in the conduct
of relations between the several
Morse companicS and the Emergency
Fleet Corporation for and Immediately
after the war.
The true bills were returned here
on February %, 1922, but the trial
was postponed from time to time un-
til last April 20.
IL had been IN progress steadily
since that time and many lawyers
here believe it constitutes a long dis
lance record in federal criminal prose
cutiOn.
The defense contended that the case
should have been civil one against
the Morse companies for an account
ing. but the government took the po'
sition that there had been n conspir-
acy not only to defraud the govern
ment out of several millions Of dol
lars. but I'd delay and ihwart the
Shipping Board in carrying out the
wartime shi9building program.
Besides Charles W. Morse. the de-
PENDANTS were Erwin A. Morse. BEN
jamin w. Morse. Harry +. Morse,
n. II. Campbell. of New York. treas
urer of the United States Steamship
company; Robert O. White Of New
York, president Of the United States
Transport company Ruoert NJ,
Much of Augusta. Me-. assistant treas
urer of the Virginia Shipbuilding Cor
poration. and Philip Reinhardt. form
crly Emergency Fleet Corporation
auditor at the Virginia shipbuilding
plant at Alexandria.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-04
CAN'T DRAPE BUILDING
Treasury Department Refuses Request
of Federal Officials Here.

Even the death of president failed
to bring about suspension of treasury
department regulations forbidding the
draping of public buildings with crepe
in mourning or draping the buildings
for any other purpose. il was revealed
Saturday, with the refusal of the de-
partment at Washington 10 grant a
request made by Assistant Custodian
Joe n. Frazar of San Antonio.
Feeling assured that the treasury
regulation would be suspended in the
present instance, fedora. officials con-
tributed TO a fund raised Friday for
the purchase of 100 yards of crepe.
After the fund had been collected, a
request that the ruling be suspended
in this instance was wired to Wash
ington. In the reply, treasury Of
ficials stated that they were without
authority to suspend the ruling.
1t was the intention of Custodian
r. G. Lucas and his assistant, Mr..
Frazar, to drape the federal building
with crepe in mourning for the death
of President Warren G. Harding.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-04
Friday, August 10, Designated as Day
of Countrywide Mourning = Next
Executive Declares Personnel of
Federal Government Will Remain
Unchanged for Present Diplo-
matte Negotiations Will Not Be In
terrupted.
By The Associated Press.

Washington D. c., Aug. 3-President Coolidge be-
his administration the threth chief magistrate of
the United States by designating Friday August 10,
the funeral day of President Harding day of nation
wide mourning. ..4at
He also announced that the personnel of the federal
passed to him by his predecessor would
remain unchanged for the present and that the credentials
of the American representatives who negotiating for
rapprochemens between the United States and Mexico
and the United States and Turkey in the of Pre
dent Harding would be renewed at that their work
may proceed without interruption.
In his conference with newspaper men, the new chief
executive then gave that he would maintain
also the principles of publicity about the business
of the government which followed by Mr. Harding
"This is your government he said speaking through
the newspaper to the people of the nation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-04
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
ENJOINS NINE FROM
VIOLATING VICE LAW
Restraining Orders Grant.
ed on Alleged Gaming
and Booze Joints.


Injunctions seeking to restrain the
operation of alleged gambling houses
ond ,,ooos n.horo ,;onon :. or,on.a .,
INV p"e H'o, ".'u "
nave oeen soiu were illeu py Assist
ant plstrlct ATTORNEY ": .; antnony
IN the Nlnety1iourth DISTRICT court
iate friday:. ordefs on the inJuhc,
tlons' nine IN all' were peing issued
out OF the district cierk oifice Satur-
day morning. =,
fliing or these lnJunctions IS said
10 De IN line wlth campaign against
wee ihaugurateu ID! the ulstrict attor-
hey oiiice IN conjunction win siate
rangers neaded Dy AdJutant Genersi
1homns ~ Barton more imam a weeS
ago. Inc rangers. VINO made the ms
trlct attorney 'ofiice their headquar-
tiers, were not on hand saturday
morning ana are UNDERSTOOD 10 nave
lett the city after having made put one
raid. mat on the iastime Cluo on
oouth FLORES strcet:
rive OF the lnJunctions seek 10
restrain me operation OF aiieged
gaming places WINE four OF them per
tam TO aiieged vloiatiohs OIL the liquor
laws. Ihose named as defendants IN
me lnJunctlon SUITS are JOHNNIE Gay
bourne alleged TO DC operating places
at fio west travis street. rfenchy
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-04
WEATHER TOCONTINUE
No Change Is Due for San Antonio
and Vicinity Sunday.

A continuation of the same weather
is in store for San Antonio and vicin-
ity for Saturday night and Sunday. 1t
will be partly cloudy with maximum
temperatures from 06 to 100 degrees.
Light southerly winds are forecasted:
The weather may shows n normal
summer condition with little chance
of much of a change here in the next
few days. The northern part of the
country is having its first touch OF
fall weather with frost in some parts
of Montana.
This high pressure area which IS
making it cooler in the northwest will
reach as far as the Panhandle where
il will be little cooler Sunday. Tex
as stations reported temperatures as
high as 10 degrees Friday. The max
imum here Friday wss S degrees.
The weather outlook for the week
beginning Monday for the Gulf States
issued by the weather bureau in Wash
ington follows: Temperature near
normal. generally fair, except scat
tered thundershowers are probable.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-04
WEALTHY BROKER
SUED BY BEAUTY
PARLOR OPERATOR
Widow Says He Won Her
With 'Prayer-like Words
Then Spurned Her.

st. Louis. Aug "A breach of
promise suit asking 100000 from
Charles i. Senter, wealthy cotton
broker and prominent in local social
circles, was filed in circuit court to-
day by Mrs. Ella MAZE Campbell, a
widow.
Mr.. Senter is 53 years old and
Mrs. Campbell is said to be A..
She operates a local beauty par
Tor.
The petition asserts that Mrs.
Campbell assented to his proposal TO
marriage in 1909 after he had won
her affections with "prayer-like words
of supplication, but that he kept
putting the wedding off until last
May, when he told her he did not
intend TO marry her. d,
Mr.. Senter denies he ever had
proposed marriage TO her. -.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-04
FATHER AND
SON CHARGED
WITH MURDER
Alleged to Have Killed Man
Who Had Slain
Relative.
ONE SHOT FIRED
Farmer Killed on Country
Road by Former City
Employe.
ONE SHOT FIRED

Two complaints charging murder
were filed in Justice of the Peace
Ben s. Fisk's court Saturday morning
against Jose Maria and Navcrto
Guerra, father and son, following the
fatal shooting of Joe Delgado, 46,
twelve miles from San Antonio on
the Hildebrand road-at j 80 Friday
afternoon. Jose Guerra surrendered
at the Bexar county Jail Friday
evening while Naverto was arrested
by Sheriff Jim Stevens and Deputy
Sheriff John Subira Saturday morn
ing. The shooting. according to Off
GERS. was the result of long stand
ing grudge.
Martin Delgado, son of the dead
man, who accompanied investigators
out of the district attorneys office
TO the scene Saturday morning, re-
lated to Sheriff Stevens the details
of the shooting. He and his father
both of whom live near Elmendori'
the boy said. had left San Antonio
about 3 80 Friday afternoon in an
empty truck, after having disposed
of a load of hay here. Martin was
driving. They had reached point
about twelve miles southeast OF the
city when Martin heard an explosion.
Truck Rushed BY and Father Fell.
II thought it was a blow out the
boy said. land leaned over the side
of my truck TO see which tire il was.
As | did so truck flashed by us.
Two men were in it. At the same
time my truck swerved and my
father lurchcd\ TO the side and
against me. saw he was shot. >
Laying his fathers body i'll the
back of the truck the youth drove
RAPIDLY TO his home. Death came
hpwever before the man could be
gotten TO his home. \ preliminary
inquest was held by Justice OF the
Peace Ball of Elmendorf.
Sheriff Jim Stevens and Deputies
Peters and Subira rushed TO the
scene when notified of the shooting
but Guerra meanwhile had come to
San Antonio TO surrender. Guerra
son was taken into custody Saturday
morning. According TO officers a
gun was found in Delgado's ear. but
no cartridges had been exploded.
Delgado was farmer living near
Elmendorf while Guerra lived in San
Antonio and was formerly a city
employe. officers said.
Deigado Killed His Brother,
The shooting, officers said. was
the result of i'll feeling between the
two men, following the killing Of Fl.
Guerra seven years ago. Guerra. 1t
is claimed prodded mule causing
il to kick Joe Delgado. the dead man.
Guerra is then alleged TO have stuck
an ic pick into the mules head and
wheen Dlgado protested. to have
threatened him with the weapon.
Delgado is thcen said TO have shot
Guerra.
Both the dead man. Joee Delgado
and Josee Maria Guerra were mar
ried and had families.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-04
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

Chicago; Temperature, "a; clear; less
than 1O-mile wind from the northeast;
lowest temperature in last "a hours. ~;
highest. &c.
Kansas City: Temperature. Isl; clear;
less thon 1O-mile wind from the SOUTH
east; lowese temperature in last "a hours
80: highest. 90.
New York; Temperature, "a: partly
cloudy; less than 1O-mile wind from the
southwest; lowest temperature in last
"a hours T2; highest. Sc.
st. Louis: Temperature. "a; cloudy;
less than 1o-mile wind from the east;
lowest temperature in last 81 hours. "a;
highest. Sc.
Washington: Temperature &c. cloudy;
less than 1o-mile wind from the south
west; lowest temperature in last "a hours
-; highest, -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-04

These. the opening scenes of new
page in American history. all took
place Mt the hotel suite at the New
Willard. which has been sir. Cool
idge's home as vice president and
which will remain an unofficial
white House" until Mrs. Harding
has taken leave of the executive man
sion. Today the Presidents flag, with
its blue field and bearing coat of
arms and four white stars in corners.
was placed on standard in the re-
ception room of the suite. At the
same time four additional rooms were
added to the suite for the use of White
House clerks. s
Tain With Hughes.
Among the officials with whom the
President conferred during the morn
ing were Secretary Hughes. Postnias-
ter General New. and Acting Secre-
tary Henning.of the Labor Depart
ment. Mr.. Henning. talked TO. the Chief
Executive about the anthracite situa-
ton. telling him that he believes there
will be no strike. despite the collapse
of negotiations between operators and
miners.
Later Director Lord of the budget
bureau called to give the new execu-
tive brief outline of the new fed
cral estimates of receipts and eXpendi-
lures. Another caller was Rev. DIR. J..
y. Pierce. pastor of the First Consre-
gational church. which the President
and Mrs. Coolidge have attended while
in Washington.
While the President was busy in
his office, Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. New.
wives of the secretary of state ant
postmaster general had long visit
with Mrs. Coolidge.
One of the suggestions made by thes
new President TO those with whom he
discussed plans for the funeral was
that Woodrow Wilson take a promIn-
ent part in the rites To be performed
Wednesday in the rotunda of the capl-
tol over the body os Mr.. Harding.
May Send Invitation.
1t was said that an invitation
would go forward to Mr.. Wilson az
his s street home. where nc has lived
in semi-SecluSion since he retired from
the White House. but those in 4 posi-
ton TO know. thought it doubtful
whether the former Presidents physi-
cal condition would permit his accept
ance.
Nothing possible of accomplish
ment by the federal government will
be left undone TO make the funeral OF
President Harding an adequate exFres-
sion of the grief OF the nation.
The ceremonies will be divided mo
three narts. The first will be OF a
private nature. \ squadron OF cav
airy and a battalion of field artillery
will meet and escort the body e. the
White House when it arrives from
San Francisco Tuesday, and i viii be
followed BY President Coolidge ami
other high officials. II viii rest a
the east room until THURSDAY morn
ing. as If it lay ON a bier IN PR
vate house.
The second part will come Thurs
day morning. when the body Is e..
corted 10 the capitol. Not oaly VII
il have military escort bat there VIII
he i'm line many fraternal and civic
groups with which Mr.. Harding was
associated. The President and many
officials win ride in the cortege.
The third part Of the ceremony VII
be the transfer Of the body 10 Mar
ion, Ohio, for burial -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-04
AMERICAN GUNBOAT
ARRIVES IN CHINA;
PROTECT NATIONALS
Chinese Factions Fighting
japanese Launch
Seized.
By the Associated Press.

Hong Kong, Aug. 4.-Advices from
Annoy announce that the American
gunboat Asheville arrived there yes
terday for the purpose of protecting
American residents during the fight
ing which is continuing between the
forces of Sun Yat-Sen, the south
China leader, and troops from the
north.
Marines and sailors from British
gunboats are said to have landed for
the protection of the British conces-
sion.
1t is reported that northern Chin
csc gunboats captured steam launch
flying the japanese flag.
The launch is said to have had
money aboard for the payment of
the Southern Chinese troops.