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DIES DURING NIGHT
Had Sung a Song and Was Happy
Just Before Death.

Juan Flores, SO, residing in the
rear OF 23S East Commerce street,
retired Friday night with a song ON
his lips. He was found dead in bed
at 4:55 Saturday morning. Heart
failure, say the police, wns the cause
of death.
Flores death was discovered by his
sister. Miss Maria Flores, when she
knocked on his door to arouse him.
Receiving no response she entered the
room and found him dead. Her
screams aroused neighbors. Police
CAPTAIN Stevens and Detectives Norton
and McMurray hurried to the place.
An inquest will be held Saturday
by q justice of the peace. The body
was removed to the Riebe Undertaking
Company. Miss Flores told Officers
her brother had been afflicted with
heart trouble for several months. Fri
day night. she said, he appeared II
good health and was singing when he
retired.
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land are derived from the people OF
Ireland"
So great q revolution was not TO
be achieved without heavy cost.
Among all the wrongs and evils in
flicted on Ireland by Dublin Castle,
not the least was this. that the people
were forced. generation after genera
ton, to resist the only law and gov
eminent that existed, until resistance
and negation became their chief politi-
cal tradition.
Then came the great war, with its
disturbing effects on the public mind
throughout the world. Close upon its
traces came the final and terribly in
tense stages of the Irish revolutionary
struggle, which became definitely
knit when the representatives of the
people, at the beginning of 1919, es-
and openly rejected the Castle bureau
Ncracy and all its authority.
The strain, the sacrifices, the en-
thusiasm and exaltation of that
struggle set .up an abominable state
OF mind among certain proportion
especially Of the younger folk, whose
experience of life meant little to
them before the war era o. 1914 be-
gan.
There is also a graver defect in
the new irish situation than any
manifestations, however distressing
they may appear. of political paranoia.
The British policy of the past has
established a separate government in
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TO QUESTION
MAN Of SO IN
MODEL S DEATH
Small Pocket Comb Found
on Bed Where She
Was Slain.
OTHER CLUES FOUND
Serial Number on Chloro-
form Bottle Was
Scratched Out.

New York, March 1..-The police
today expect to question the nysteri-
GUS Mr.. Marshall" who is generally
! supposed to have supplied the gilded
wingr with which Dorothy Keenan,,
known as Dorothy King, the model,
! flew as a gay butterfly through Broad
way to her tragic death.
Police Inspector Coughlin, who is
directing the murder investigation, is
waiting for the appearance Of Mr..
Marshall" and Wilson, bis secre-
tary, to explain their presence We'd
ncsday night in the apartment where
the girls body was found Thursday.
Mr.. Marshall" is said to be n wealthy
Bostopen, about 20 years old. and
engaged in the automobile tire bust
ness, with offices in Boston, New
York and Philadelphia.
Pocket Comb Important Clue.
While the girls supposed benefactor
may give helpful information, detec-
tives are pinnins more faith in a
mans small black pocket comb, en-
cased in a leather sheath. which was
found in her bed. They.think it was
dropped there by the man who adj
ministered the chloroform which
caused the girls death.
Another clue was furnished by the
chloroform bottle, but the user had
lessened its value by scratching off
the serial number placed there for
tracing the purchaser. The police
were not positive that the bottle had
not been procured by Miss Keenan,,
ss there were stories told in the jazz
palaces she frequented that she was
a user of drugs, including narcotics.
The release of Albert Guimnres,
"the man in the fur coat" who is
held on a technical charge Of carry
ing concealed weapons while investiga-
tors determine his connection with
the case, is to be sought through ha-
beas corpus proceedings today. Miss
Keenan, is said to have been fond Of
Guimarcs and to have given him many
costly presents, including jewelry and
fur coat. ..
Guimarcs was with her until II
o'clock "Wednesday night, according to
the police. Guimarcs. who is under
Indictment in Boston in connection
with the failure of brokerage house.
voluntarily went TO the. police when
they first got busy.
Married When 10.
Additional details of Miss Keenan's
life were made nublic today. She had
married when 1S--she was, 81 when
she died--but soon separated from her
husband. whose name the mother
would not disclose. The mother in
cidcntally was said by the police to
have given them the name Of the
man she suspects to be the murderer.
Before moving men. directed By the
mother. came yesterday to remove the
girls property from the apartment.
there were other taps at the front
door. IT was the knocking of two
nuns. Of the order of st. Francis.
other emissaries of the mother who
had come to urge the daughter to re-
turn to a normal. quiet life.
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PSYCHOLOGISTS TO
LEAVE HISTORIC
OZARK BLUFF REGION
Satisfied Prehistoric Indian
Once Roamed in
Mountains.

Noel, No. March f7.-Excavati lions
which have revealed many evidences
of the existence in this region of a
prehistoric race, have nearly been
completed and the party of archaeolo-
gists carrying on the work probably
Will move soon to other fields, NJ.
Raymond Harrington, director, an
nounced today.
The party represents the Museum
of the American Indian, Heye found
alton. New York City. Exploration
of all overhanging cliffs, and dry
deposits at their bases, have been
carried on for weeks. Making its
way northward. the party is now a
mile or more above Elk Springs, No.
The partially mupmified body of an
Indian, unearthed recently under
Bonebreak Bluff, is only one of the
evidences of the vanished race which
the archaeologists have disinterrcd in
the vicinity.
AS undisputed evidence that the
Ozark bluff dwellers occupied this
particular cliff for many years. Mr..
Harrington said today. "we found
beneath Several feet of earth, the
aSheS VI their tires. LIE aSneS were
four or five feet deep.
I've found thousands Of animal
bones. among them beaver. ell. deer
and buffalo, as we'll as the bones of
wild turkeys and the shells of many
turtles. Many of the bones had been
cracked open. This had been done in
order to remove the marrow. For.
equipped only with crude stone weap-
ons, it behooved the bluff jewellers to
use every possible bit of the game
they killed.
I'VE also found a number of bone
implements. such as avis and flint
clippers. and many spear heads of
flint of type peculiar to the bluff
dwellers' period. Nearer the surface
we had found small. delicate arrow
heads and pottery. but these belonged
to later period
The bluff dwellers possessed knowl-
edge of the art of weaving, Mr.. Har-
rington said. as was attested BY the
discovery OF a basket. apparently de-
signed to contain grain for storage. ,
The remains of four human beings
have been uncovered by the party.
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DnRELAW KDM ~
\ [ u IgzzgxA
pHes1def1eoE J hslff1ee State

Belfast, subordinate to the British
government and parliament and ruling
over an arbitrarily defined area OF
six counties. fe
To the Irish people this arrange
ment stands for continuous irritation
and instability, and they look forward
to the day when with full and cordial
agreement, Ireland viii have poaiti-
cal unity answering to her geographic
and economic unity.
Notwithstanding the febrile effects
of the two fanaticisms, the Irish revo-
luton Is an accomplished fact. The
new constitution is operative and the
changes that follow from it are being
steadily aud permanently effected.
A bew electoral law. in accordan %
with the constitution. Will secure that
future elections will be held under
the conjoint principles of universal
adult suffrage and the proportional
representation Of minorities.
The judicial system is undergoing
complete reform, readjusting it to
the requirements of the Irish people
A new and purely civil police or.
ganization has replaced the Royal
Irish Consta.ulary.
A new revenue department will col
lect the taxes of the Free State.
A new army organization will be
the instrument of the national will,
expressed through the elected repre-.
sentatives of the nation, for the de-
Tense Of the nation and its institu-
tons.
The far-reaching power Of educa.
ton, the molding of the national
mind, is now completely in the peO-
pies hands.
In Great Britain there still remains
an element. difficult to measure, find
ing voice in certain sections of the
press, hostile to the freedom which
ireland won, and eager to undo it.
But the main fact of the situation
is that the elected representatives of
the nation in both houses of the Dire
achtas. the Irish parliament. are
practically as one in their determine
ton to maintain that freedom and de-
velop it for every advantage OF Ire
land, political, economic and cultural.
We have no mind to boast or TO
prophesy. 1t is enough TO say that
we face the future with confidence in
the firm purpose of Carrying forward
to its consummation the policy be-
Queathed to us by the wisdom. cour.
age and patriotism of Arthur Grit
fifth and Michael Collins.
w. II. COSGRAVE.
President. the Irish Free State.
DUBLIN, March II, 1929.
Copyright. 1928, NEA Service, Inc. }
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NOTICE

All suits purchased from
Cole Y. Bailey and left for
alteration will be altered and
delivered at Joske's Mems
Store, and II the purchasers
address was left with the
Bailey Co.. We will deliver the
garment to the purchasers
home.
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the evidence was not sufficient to
find indictments against any particu-
lar individuals.
I'VE are naturally disappointed be-
cause We we're confident that the state
had made out good cases." the attor-
ney general declared. "But this ac-
ton by the grand jury does not end
the matter by any means"
Governor John NJ. Parker, when
reached by telephone at Batron Rouge,
declined to have anything TO say
concerning the report of the grand
jury or future action contemplated
by the states legal forces. 1t was
generally believed, however, that any
trial of the masked band cases re-
sulting from information filed by the
state authorities would be taken out
of Morehouse parish on n change Of
venue to one of the nearby judicial
districts.
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ireland has come through q revo-
luton. For some centuries this coun-
try was ruled from Dublin Castle.
Even the independence claimed for
-Gratan's Parliament (17S2-1S01)
was illusory.
Probably no country in the world
ever made in such brief space so
much material progress as Ireland
made during those few years of legis-
lativs freedom. But the control of
! executive, judiciary, and military pow
er remained all the time with Dublin
Castle, and Dublin Castle did not
await but contrived the opportunity
to destroy Ireland's legislative free
dom and concomitant prosperity.
From the time when the discovery
Of America gave Ireland a place of
cardinal Importance in the midst of
the world until about year ago, Ire
land was dominated by Dublin Cas-
tie, and this domination developed in
sEwsto such a degree, that, in the
words of recent English chief secre-
tary, the whole people of Ireland lived
under the Dublin Castle microscope.
Dublin Castle was an organized
bureaucracy, responsible only to the
absentee British government, .contemp-
tuous of the Irish people and their
representatives, over whom it appoint
ed its own judges and magistrates, its
own taxgathcrers and police, its own
secret service agents.
1t was supported by the British
army and navy and had its own arm
OF power and intelligence, the Royal
Irish Constabulary, organized on a
military footing and equipped with
military arms, the most centralized
and efficient police that the world
has known. Its power can compare
with that of any despotism in his
tory.
Within less than three generations,
1t was able without challenge to ex-
terminate half of the population of
Ireland and to stifle most of the peo-
pies industries, draining from them in
the meantime tribute that mounted
up, in Lord MacDonnelrs words, to
IAN empires ransom
The Irish revolution. led by Arthur
Griffith and Michael Collins, has
ended that. Dublin Castle is no more.
Its entire organization has disap-
peared. The survivors of its great
police organization are retired pen
sioners.
In its stead rules government
elected by the people of Ireland, under
4 constitution of which the funda-
mental principle is that "All powers
of government and all authority, leg
islative, executive and judicial, in Ire
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-17
RUNS INTO A POLE
Three Cars, in Different Accidents,
Are Damaged.

Three automobiles "ran wild" Fri
day night. Two persons were injured
and each automobile badly damaged.
Ray Neal, 81, 124 Simpson street,
crashed into telephone pole in the
1400 block South Alamo street, at
midnight, wrccking his car. Zeal was
taken to the Robert b. Green Mem
orial Hospital, his face badly cut in
several places by flying glass and his
left side severely bruised.
A roadster operated by p. B. Wick,
81 Avenue B, and also occupied by
w. C. McLain, listed at the same ad-
dress, crashed into an electric light
pole at Avenue c and Third street, nj
7:40. The front of the car was dam
aged and one wheel torn off. The
light pole was snapped off at the
base. The occupants Of the car es-
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4
Regarding the Purchase of
the Cole Y. Bailey Stock

We have bought the entire stock of the Cole Y.
Bailey Co. and will notify the public as to the
time when this stock will be placed on sale in
our Mems Store.
We are often offered stocks by merchants want
ing to retire from business, as we'll stocks on
the market as the result of bankruptcy fire,
but we never consider them when the merchan-
disc is not of the class that we afford to put
on our shelves.
But the stock of Cole Y. Bailey suited US. 1t
met our standards of quality, character and
reliability-and it harmonized with the goods
we ourselves handle, because it is high-class.
AND THAT is THE REASON THAT WE
BOUGHT THE STOCK.
We will sell this Stock consisting OF Mems and
Young Mems Apparel in liberal assortments
of new Spring Suits, fine Shirts, Underwear,
Hats, Footwear, Pajamas, Night Shirts lies,
Collars and general line of furnishings at
prices most attractive to the purchaser.
And whatever you buy will be of reliable quail
ity and up-to-date.
Of special Importance is the fact that there is
NO OLD GOODS in this purchase; nor is there
a single dollars worth of merchandise that
went through the flood.
In fact we do not hesitate to congratulate MIR.
Cole Y Bailey on the condition of his stock,
the way it was kept and the manner in which
it was arranged in the store of which ne was
the head.
Again we wish to mention that we will notify
the public in due time, to the time our sale
of Cole Y. Bailey's stock will be placed on sale
in our Mems Store.
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WANTS GROUND WORK
Six Accidents Involving Falls Are
Enough, Worker Says.

Los Angeles, March f7.-Elmer
Goss is looking for job on the
GROUND. Elmer has been in six acct
dents involving falls from high places,
the lest of them last Thursday.
In five Of them his comnanions lost
their lives and in the sixth fellow
worker was injured seriously. Elmer
was not seriously hurt in any Of them.
bue he said he believes 'ther people
who have TO work in lofty places will
be safer il he is rot there.
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STATE TO FILE TRUE
BILLS IN MOREHOUSE
MOB CASE, coco SAYS
In Such a Case, Prosecu.
tion Would Ask Change
of Venue.

New Orleans, L., March 1..-The
present intention of the state OF
Louisiana is to file bills of informa.
ton and proceed with the prosecution
of those against whom it has evidence
in the Morehouse parish outrages. At
torney General A. V. Coco announced
last night.
The grand jury at Bastrop reported
yesterday to Judge Fred /. Odom thai
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capped with a severe shssing up. The
breaking of the steering gear, 1t is
said, caused the accident.
J. Shaffer, 2416 Monterey Street.
was cut by flying glass when a car
he was driving ran into guy wire
of the Public Service Company, at the
intersection of West Commerce street
and the Sap Railway tracks, at o
o'clock. The front Of the car was
fnmneed
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Taylor Masons Buy Hon,r.
Taylor, Tex, March IA {

Taylor, Tex, March IA deal
has just been closed whereby the
]. Melasky estate has sold to the
Masonic lodge of Taylor, the build
ing on East Third street, now occu-
pied by the Dozier Auto Supply Co.,
and the George z. Reynolds Music
Co.. with the Elks Club rooms on the
second floor. The consideration of the
transfer was $4,000. The Masons
will occupy the space now used by
the Elks, after having fully equipped
this portion of the building.
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"a man kin have an education dat he
can't use." said Uncle Eben, same as he
kin have a grand piano wlfout beln' able
to play Washington Star.
, 1923-02-25
Relieved Of Catarrh
Due to La Grippe
Thanks
To
PE-RU-NA

Mrs. Laura Berberick, over 20
years of age, l20S Willow Ave,
Hoboken, N. J., writes: "A severe
attack of La Grippe left me with
a hoarseness and slime in the head
and throat, had chronic catarrh-
II grew wors ! could not lie down
or sleep at ght. | was always
bothered by the slime, pain in the
back and a terrible headache every
mernWg.
Finally I bought a bottle of
Pe-ru-na which vas of great bene-
fit. 1t gave me blood and strength.
have no pains in head or back,
nor noises in the head. The slime
has gone and / can sleep. Ny.
weight has increased. / am cheer
full and happy, thanks to Pe-ru-na,
which / shall always keep in the
house and recommend to my
friends"
For cvery form of catarrh
Pe-ru-na meets the need, Coughs,
Colds, Nasal Catarrh, Indigestion,
Bowel disorders are all forms of
cstarrh.
Buy it any where in tablet or
liquid form.
, 1923-02-25

Pn6 fire with tho aid Of men who
used It. that being the gift hat had
made him independent while tho 9TH
ers drew monthly pay in envelopes.
It was a low oblonE shed they sat
in, with n wide door opening on a
side street within four hundred yards
of Yasminin's palace gate. The back
wall wal mere partition Of mud brick,
behind which. under n matched roof,
were tethered some Of the maharn.
jah's elephants. There were two win.
dows in the wall, through which one
could see dimly the great brutes'
rumps. Tho smell cumo through n
broken PIANO. and every once IN a
while tho B'alnes' horse squcalcd nt
It Indignantly but Toms horse dozcd,
being used TO elephants.
Dick got w once or twice To peer
through the window Mt tho hTutes
Are they tcthcfcd fore and ufI?'
he wondered.
, 1923-02-25
To DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA.
Look Youngl Bring Back Its
Natural Color, Gloss and
Attractiveness,

Common garden sage brcwed into a
heavy tea with sulphur added. will
turn gray. streaked and faded hair
beautifully dark. and luxuriant. Just
a few applications will prove a revcla--
ton II your hair is fading, streakcd
or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and
sulphur recipe ct home. though, Is
troublesome. An easier way is to get
a bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound at any drug store all ready
for use. This Is tho old-time recipe
improved by the addition OF othSr In
gradients.
While w!spy, gray. faded hair IS not
sinful. we AL desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. BY d~arkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sage n Sulphur Compound,
no one can tell. because 1t does II so
naturally, so evenly. You just dampen
a sponge or soft brush with II and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time; by morn
ing all gray hairs have disappeared,
and. after another application or two,
your hair becomes beautiful dark.
glossy, soft and Observation-Disclosures
ment.
, 1923-02-25

back and Yasmini's long dagger that
shot forward like q stab of tighten
ming only cut tho cheek beneath the
eye and slit it to tho corner of his
mouth.
Tho blood poured down into his
beard and added fury to determine
ton.
Guards. break in the gater' he
shouted. and HasminI stood back in
tho darkest shadow about rs dan
Eerous as a cobra guarding young
cnes.
The gate shook no wunder tho
blow OF n battering-ram. Presently
the second crash came, stronger and
o elastic than the first. The iron
bent inward 49, n matter OF minutes
and tho bolt would go!
"Boum!' came tho blow on the
gate again. Tho hinges shook in
their stone setting.
"Listen!" said Yasmlni.
Fol There was another noise up
street-n rushing TO and fro. and a
trumpettng that no one could mis-.
take.
"Thumpr' came the batterIng ram
not so powerful now. There was
distraction affecting the teamwork.
The scream OF an elephant fighting
mad, and tho yelp OF a dog, that
piorces every other noise. rent the
darkness clCBe at hand.
There came the thunder OF what
might have been an avalanche MS
a brute as big as Leviathar approach
cd at top speed.
Another thud, his time caused by
the bnttcrlng ram failing on the
ground. as guard, eunnchs and Gun
gadhurn all took to their heels.
80 Lord, what mas happened to
Dlck?" moaned Tess.
The thunder OF pursuit drew near
cd. Possessed by some instinct she
never offered to explain. Yasmini
stepped to the gate, drew back the
bolt, and opened it n matter OF
inches.
In shot Tom Tripe's dog, with his
, 1923-02-25
wool Market Gains steadux

BOSTON, Feb. 24.-The CONNER.
cial bulletin says:
"Tbe wool market is going ahead
slowly but steadily. There are a mum.
Der of things which cause the wool
dealer to suspend Judgment and move
slowly but prices keep very steady
here in spite of the easing abroad. The
goods market appears to be healthy.
although still priced relatively low as
compared with the raw material.
Contracting in Arizona is reported
at around SO cents for half blood and
fine and fine medium clips. For fine
and fine medium and half blood clips,
prices being paid in Utah, Nevada,
Wyoming n Montana vary from 40
to Sc cents, according to the charac,
ter and shrlnkage of the wool.
Yorkshire is dull and easy. Pri.
mary markets are Cutting ranfdly
cleared of all desirable woods, which
are firm. while average to inferior dc.
scriptions are on the easier side but
being largely withdrawn.
"Mohair is in light supply and
rather quiet but firm"
Wool quotations follow:
Wisconsin half blood 4SQ5O; q
blood 53@54; Il hood 50@51.
Secured basis: Texas fine twelve
months 1sS@142; fine eight months
125912S.
California: Northern 1356I4O;
Middle county 12o9125; southern 100
91O5.
Oregon: Eastern number / staple
140G142; fine and fine medium comb.
ing 125@135; eastern clothing 1900
1875.
Valley number 1, 12O@125.
Territory: Fine staple choice 1920
145; half blood combing 130D132; *
blood combing 1oO@11o; z blood 600
o.
Pulled: Delaine 14O@145; A \ l25
g13J; A supers 115@125.
Mohair: Best combIng Ts6S3. Best
cardlng 7O9T5.
, 1923-02-25

tho best Of his judgment out Of reach
from tho window.
Come along. Tom" he said then.
Help me with tho horse"
Over his shoulder Dick could see
q long trunk nosing its way ginger
ly through ukeI broken pane and
search II govt the source of the al.
turing smell. However, he and Tom
get horse onG cart in backward. and
this door shut, before the crash came.
The crash was OF a falling mud.
brick wall, pushed outward by the
shoulders Of an elephant hat want
cd alcohol. The beast knew tho trick
OF employing tho last drop. The
forum was ubout his usual dose.
About two minutes later tho door
md part Of tho wall OF tho shed fell
outward Into tho street rs Akhar.
eleven feet four inches Mt the should
o., Btrodo forward eonJecturlnE what