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3. The indianapolis News (Dsr) 1898 Lines
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29
BRITISH PEERS
IN j. 8. RUM
BUSINESS
London Film Actress Denies
She Is Interested in
Running Blockade.

LONDON. Sept. 20.-LP-Members
known financiers of both England and
the western hemisphere were back of
the scheme TO deliver whiskey in Amer.
ica's rum row" from Nine. Gloria de
Ccsares' much advertised ship. the Gen.
cral Serrett. it is now stated in a quar-
ter which is in a position to know
the facts.
Nine. Cesares. divorced wife of a
wealthy Argentine and formerly a
British film actress, has announced
that she merely leased her ship to
others and had nothing to do with
the cargo or the rum running scheme
which came to naught recently, when
a controversy arose over the payment
of the crew.
Although the General Serrett fire.
quently had been referred to as a
rum runner" it is stated that the
vessel never actually made a trip with
whIskey, and that this was to have
been her first.
Her highly placed hackers planned
that she sail ostensibly for Halifax
and unload her cargo outside the
tWelve-mile limit off the American
coast upon some real rum runner,
which would pay cash and take chances
on delivery of the wet goods in the
United States.
Some of the men involved figure in
the British who's who" and in the
social register and move in exclusive
circles.
The whisfcy now is being held in
bond here and Mmc. Cesares is ne
gotiatirg for the sale of the ship with
which she is having further trouble.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29
ARMY PROSECUTOR
ON MONTHS LEAVE:

A record of OF convictions out of 90
trials held before general court-mar-
tials at Fort Sam Houston within the
past year, has been made by Captain
A. S. Harrington, who will go on
leave of absence for one month be-
ginning October ].
Captain Harm. ,ton will finish his
tour of service rs trial judge advo-
cate for the Second Division with
cases that have been set for Tues
day afternoon.
He will visit at Fort Crockett dur
ing his leave and probably will return
to duty with the Fifteenth Field Ar
tillery on expiration Of his vacation.
Two new courts were appointed
Saturday with Captain Francis NJ
Rich of the Twentieth Infantry re-
placing Captain Harrington as judge
advocate for the division.
Captain Macy l.. Dill, Ninth In
fantry, and Captain Joseph Kennedy,
Twelfth Field Artillery, are the dc
Tense counsels for the two courts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29
New Belts

that will add the desired smart touch to your
Fall costume.
fashionable, new belt is shown in tan, purple,
rcd and blue suede, embroidered in silk braid
and finished with a metal or covered buckle.
One and two inches wide. Priced at S1.75.
Gilt belts are shown in striking new ideas.
Some with gold buckles; others trimmed in black
patent leather with black metal buckles. Priced
at $1.00.
Charming patent leather and gray kid belts are
attractively trimmed with red and finished with
a red horn buckle. Priced from SOC to Use.
Adorable white kid belts, l to 3 inches wide;
may be had in plain perforated designs fin
ished with a metal horn buckle. Priced from
Soc to $1.75.
Novelty sport belts of suede are in great de-
mand for Fall wear They are shown in Pinch
widths; with a covered buckle. Priced at csc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29

could then be reached in about three
hours.
Dirigible air ships for carrying air
planes, he asserted, can be built that
will fly from Europe to the United
States and return.
For the Atlantic, he said, ave need
an army to protect the land. a navy
equipped with submarines, but abovr
all an air force to protect the nation
from attack by air.
In considering our east coast de-
Tense Plans" he continued. "we must
think of England as dominating the
Atlantic as strong as in the Garth
beam"
Turning to the Pacific. he asserted
it was the desire of Japan 10 contro!
all entrances 10 Asia, and the point
of attack from the Pacific is by way
OF Alaska, not Honolulu, the capture
OF which would expose a hostile fle.t
TO an open attack from the submarine
and airplane.
Colonel Mitchell said Il the United
States is attacked from both the At.
lantic and Pacific an air force would
be far more mobile to shift to the cen.
ter of attack.
The proposal to develop the air de-
Tense, he asserted, does not entail
larger appropriations but a redirection
OF present expenditures.
-Other nations" he said, "are aware
of these matters while we bury our
heads in the sand like an ostrich
The navy's mission" he continued,
is at sea it should be pushed to sea,
to keep open the lanes of communica-
ton.
Our navy has a system complicated
IN the extreme. 1t sticks and clings II
systems of by-gone times as all armies
do 1t will work if properly ap-
plied.s
The army Air Service, the colonel
declared, is not adequate to meet an
emergency, and many changes should
be made in the army organization, in.
Guiding the establishment of a sep
arate auxiliary corps.
Present equipment Of the Air Ser
vice was described as of an antiquated
type, in deplorable condition.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29
TAILOR IS BURNED
WHEN SILK DRESS
STARTS GAS FIRE

f. p. Pollard. 1882 Lamar street,
a tailor, narrowly escaped being Sc
verely burned Tuesday when a tub OF
gasoline in which he was washing q
silk dress was ignited.
Fircmen claimed that static cleo
tricity caused by rubbing the silk in
gasoline caused the fluid to ignite.
Pollard said he was washing a silk
dress when it suddenly flared up
burning him about the hands.
Pollard's tailor shop was damaged
to the extent of about $500 before the
arrival Of the fire department,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29
HOLD SECRETS.

Bits Of lacy ruffles from an old. gel
lowed scarf; bits Of precious collars.
bits Of frilly skirts-odds and ends OF
the things that Ada McCobb treasured
in her ancient trunks-are softly en-.
folding her as she sleeps her last lone
y hours Of earth away in a downtown
mOrgue.
Perhaps in bySone years whose Sc.
crets only the dead woman knows, she
wore those bits Of precious lace 10
happy parties where she-young and
carefree then. was a belle with love
and life all ahead.
And now the queer old hats and
frocks she treasured are in the hands
Of strangers; Ada McCObb can claim
only death today But at least she
will carry the lace and Sill Of her
youth into her grave. and will sleep
in the soft caress Of things that we're
Lfe-to heE
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29
AFTER CONVENTIONS.

ITO bring more tourists and conyen-
tiOns 10 San Antonio. Tourists and
convention visitors are cash customers
for every line Of business. Many Of
them return to become citizens and in
vest their money.
To thoroughly develop the city's
trade territory-the largest potential
trade area in the United States-and
establish close relations with every
town in the big section.
ITO inspire all San Antonians 70
more firmly believe in their city; 10
become familiar with its tremendous
resources and myriad advantages"
Instead Of raising separate funds
for operation, community advertising
and other activities, the chamber Of
commerce is seeking one fund for all
community building activities.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29
LAUNCH CAMPAIGN
TO KEEP S. A. FIRST
CONTINUED From Page One.)

the city, have unanimously agreed up
on \ program Of activity that will not
only Keep San Antonio first in
Texas but will directly promote the
prosperity Of every man, woman and
child in this city"
The plan Of community building, as
announced by President Goldsmith, is
based on five fundamental factors.
They are:
TO secure more industries-for
more payrolls mean more. money in
circulation and more employment.
TO brin: more farmers TO South
west Texas, which is now less than
% per cent developed; for a city pros
pers in direct proportion to agricul-
tursl development in its surrounding
territory,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29
LOST Son Plays
Jazz as Father
offers Reward

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Wil.
liam Hamlin Mitchell, 24-year-
old Princeton graduate, who
has been missing since July rs.
returned today to receive the
forgiveness of his father. G.. A:
Mitchell.
According to the father. who
Is q millionaire lumber mer-
chant of Buffalo, N. Y. the
young man has been playing in
a jazz orchestra in Greenwich
Village, while papers have been
featuring two-column advertise.
ments inserted by his father,
who Offered $500 reward for in
formation of his whereabouts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29
WIDOW RESTS
IN TREASURED SILKS
CONTINUED From Page one.)

NSOutlnueQ rom rage One.1
hats, measuring several
feet across; robes Of heavy. handsome
lace, made with trains and massive
collars; silken things trimmed with
lacy ruffles that might have come
from the patient Venetian hand-looms
Of two centuries ago. There were no
bright colors in her gowns-only still
black silks or shining black or white
satins, or creamy laces dulled with
age.
And now the mysterious woman who
kept the symbols Of her youth-its
frills and rufGes-locked in trunks
that she guarded through the years,
is sleeping in the soft folds Of thu
silken cloth and rare old lace sbo
loved.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29
. CZ Z MA
Dries right up!

II you Just realized how easy it
Is 70 stop fiery, itching, burning
eczema BY simply building up the
red-blood-cells in your blood with
S. S. s., you wouldn't waste an
other minute trying to do it any
ether way. That's the only way to
relieve irritated, broken out skin Of
any sort. You lack rich, red blood.
Impurities are in your system. The
blood Is SO weak il can't fight back
and overcome the enemy, so the
impurities break out through the
skin.
S. s. S. builds the blood back
builds millions Of new red-blood-
beps. Eczema dries right up. Boils,
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and irritating rsshes all disappear.
Clear up your skin. Get S. S. s.
An druggists sell II. The larger
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Accused Slayer's
Bond $4,000
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tigatiUn he will attemp: to disclose
which blow killed the mystery woman,
he said.
PAPERS MISSING
Precious papers-deeds TO a million
dollars worth of property-maps To-
eating rich gold lodes in Mexico-her
willard documents which hold the
key TO her mysterious life-have been
looted from Mrs. Ada McCobbs bag
gage since her Staying it was revealed
Tuesday.
District Attorney c. NJ. Chambers,
Tuesday started search for the miss
panel which was made especially for
the rich rccluse. 1t has disappeared
entirely.
All her other baggage has been rip
ped at the seams by the vandals who
mulle' over her effects in their
search.
Yet those vandals, whoever they
may have been took nothing but the
secret suitcase.
SOMEONE WHO KNEW"
1T had to be someone who knew"
the district attorney declared Tues
day. Every resource of the district
attorneys and sheriffs office was
thrown into the search.
But both offices feel certain no
yandals carried { e mystery hand bag
away from the Laclede avenue house
where Mrs. McCobb died. They point
to the fortune in personal treasures
found after the slaying-the two gem
trunks, each containing $4,000 in
gems, and n fortune in other personal
effects which are now stored in a
local bank.
And while the search for the miss
ing suitcase continued Tuesday, Dis
trict Attorney Chambers was again
trying to locate the San Antonio bank
employe who is holding another for
tune in gems as security for a loan TO
Mrs. McCobb.
ROBBED BEFORE.
Once before-in 1022-Mrs. Nc
Cobb was the victim Of robbers who
looted her baggage in search of some
particular thing. And it was the
secret hand bag those bandits sought.
The wealthy globe-trotter had been
forewarned of the attempt, however,
and had stored the bag, with its
precious cargo, at an express office
before she boarded her train.
In 1922, when the Mexican ban
dts searched her baggage, the seams
were ripped open BY someone who evil
IDENTIFY knew Of the secret panel.
And then comes the love story of the
90 year-old millionaire widow
Another clue that is leading the dis
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SWEETHEART MISSING.

And when the district attorneys of.
flee attempted TO communicate with
this man in Mexico, Immediately fol-
lowing Mrs. McCobb's death, they
were unable to locate him. Wires
which followed him in Mexico have
elected no response.
Since her death, there has been no
word from the man whom the mil,
llonaire globe-trotter alternately loved,
feared and hated.
The newspaper man who conducted
the Mexican investigation for Mrs.
McCobb is now in San Antonio. and
has announced he is ready to tell his
story to the district attorney, if it
is wanted.
And in the county Jail waits Mrs.
Mabel Longworth Sheridan, formally
charged with the murder Of her for
mer friend and bcnefactor, from whom
she admits she sometimes borrowed
money when l needed it." Mrs.
Sheridan is said by District Attorney
Chambers to have signed n ten-page
statement, confessing the hammer
Staying and intimating that her trial
plea will be self defense.
Witnesses have been found who say
they heard the death blows struck with
the hammer. behind the bolted door
of Mrs. McCobb's room last Friday.
Witnesses who say they heard what
was said inside that room, just before
the Staying also have appeared.
Tuesday arrival of II trunks and
six packages, valued at a fortune, is
expected from Laredo, where they have
been stored for Mrs. McCobb for more
than a year. These will be turned
over to the district attorney by order
of John II. Cunningham. appointed adj
ministrator of the dead woman's es-
tate by the court.
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trict attorney and his Investigators
back over a trail now three years
old.
AIDED BY REPORTERS.
1t was in 1922, just after the at
tempted footing of her baggage fol-
lowing a train wreck. that Mrs. Nc
Cobb enlisted the aid of San An
tonic newspaper man in a secret in
vestigation of her sweetheart in Mex
leo.
He is an American, whom she had
befriended.
At that time, she claimed he had
tricked her out of one of her richest
possessions, gold mine in Oaxaca.
and believed him responsible for the
bandit attempt.
Since her death, investigation of her
yoluminous correspondence proves she
had been in communication with this
man, during the past year.
His letters TO her-great sheafs of
them-were unsigned. Invariably they
ended in "love" and other endeariu
expressions.
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