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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-17

Is it Incorrect to call a married
woman Miss, in the South2
1t is a friendly custom. particularly
in the South. to call married ladies'
Miss Jane" Miss Mary" etc. This
probably originated with the negro
slaves. who called their mistresses
Miss. It is. Of course more formal
10 call the lady Mrs. Brown" etc.
but. if YOU know her well. there is no
reason why you should not adopt this
local custom.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-17

In a recent month hunters of an
telope in Madison County, Nebras-
ka, killed $4,000 marauding crows.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-28
GLASTONBURY wins
FIRST rifle SHOOT
New Range al South Church Is
Formally Opened

The eorhinr Russwin small arms
club held lie opening meeting OF the
season at the newly equipped Fifie
range in the basement Of the South
Congregational church las, evening
Seven rife eluhs were represented,
glastonbury, callfnsyille, Bristol,
Cromwell. South Manchester, the New
Britain Rifle club and the corhins
ltusswin Small Arms club,
A team match was held, Two men
from each club participating. The po'
sltlons were 10 shots standing and 10
shots prone, The teams were Crap
pio and searoni OF Glastonbury
Wheeler and farling OF collinsyillei
Mason and Phler of Bristol; Pickering
and sellew of Cromwell, Relkan and
Pape OF New Britain: senkbeil and
llraiihwaite OF South Manchester and
Fay and Bassette OF the corbin- Russ
win club.
The Glastonbury team captured first
prize with a score OF SOL, Bristol won
second with aae. other scores were
as follows: corhin- Russwin. 3fs; Col
linsyille. a3i; Cromwell, 32s: New
Britain Rife club. $40: South Man
chester, 2ai.
The individual prize went 10 Scar
oni with score OF 1874 out OF a posi-
BILE 200. The second individual prize
went 70 ohler OF Bristol with score
OF is9.
The corbin- Russwin club has re-
Gently recognized Its charter so that
any rifle shot is eligible for member
ship. whether or not he is employed
by the American Hardware Co. There
were "a present last evening and re-
freshments were served.
The range Is open to rife men not
members OF the club and 1t is under
stood there is movement on foot in
the church to organize women's rife
club.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-28
MORE HONORS FOR
GIRL SCOUT CORPS


The Girl scouts Drum corps OF New
Britain which has attracted and Is at.
tracing attention throughout all OF
New England and which recently cap,
iured second prize al the Eastern
states exposition In Springfield In
competition with older and more ex-
perieneed musicians has been invited
by the state park department 10 furn,
ish music for the opening OF a new
state park on Willow Island Saturday,
October q,
The invitation was submitted 10 a
meeting OF the Girl Scout council by
Mrs. Leon A. spragne. commissioner,
and stated that the state park COM
mission was about 10 throw the park
on Willow Island open to the public
and would be glad 10 have the New
Britain Girl Scout Drum corps pro-
vide the musical program. The invi-
tation was accepted and the girls will
leave In the forenoon by bus for the
park.
The girls also have been invited
by the Rotary club TO play at the
Palace theater Thursday afternoon at
4 o'clock when DR.. Charles e. Barker
will give talk to mothers and daugh-
tiers on behalf Of the Rotary club.
Friday the drum corps will go TO
Berlin to play.
The conference yesterday decided
to divide New Britain Girl Scout work
into three subdivisions and put them
In charge of three deputy commits
sioners, who will be directly RESPONSE
BILE to Mrs. sprague. New Britain
proper will be Division No. 1, Ber-
lin -kensington will be No. and
inville-Southington will be District
No. 3. Deputy commissioners will be
appointed later.
On Tuesday OF next week there
will be state conference of Girl
Scout workers here. The conference
will meet at the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club room on High
street at II a. m. 1t will be presided
over by Mrs. William Lyons Phelps
of New Haven. All Scout workers
are invited to attend.
Luncheon will be served at 1880
and the afternoon session will start
at 1880. During the afternoon session
L. P. Slade, principal of the High
school will deliver an address on THE
Girl and Her Needs in High School,"
One of the things to be taken up will
be that Of the problem of the lone
troops which have no council SUPER
vision.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-28
Denied Citizenship Papers for
Violating Liquor Laws Twice
Stanislaw Kozon Cannot Be-
come United States Voter
Three Others Find
Their Petitions Rejected.

stating that anyone who continual
iy insists on violating the prohibition
laws Is not worthy Of becoming a
citizen OF the United States, Allan ~
Church, assistant chief natnraiisa-
ton director. recommended 10 Judge
n, W. Alling al q session Of the natur-
alisstion court held this morning al
the common council chamber, that
the petition OF stanlslaw kozon be
dismissed, The recommendation was
accepted and KOzon was denied his
rights OF citizenship. Examiner
Church stated that police court rec
ords show that Kozon has been arr
rested three times for violating the
liquor laws and convicted on two
charges.
Paul salsio. Mike sawullis and
Jacob Abraham were given the right
10 withdraw their petitions because
they claimed exemption In the draft
during the war. Mr.. Church said.
The cases OF many OF the petitioners
were continued until the next session
OF the court In December TO grant the
men time 10 do more studying. Mr..
Church moved for a dismissal OF the
petition OF Grace Agnes Masterson.
He informed the woman that she did
not lose her rights Of citizenship by
marrying her husband. who is Eng
lish. Several caseA were also con-
tinued so that tho petitioners might
bring their families to this country
from Europe. Thirty-one OF the 81
petitioners were made citizens. They
are as follows:
The republic OF ADMINISTRATION
Yakas.
The German empire-Helen Pauline
Soehl.
George v, King of Great Britain
and Ireland--Abraham Mayer Russot-
ski, Thomas Russell Horton, Bridget
Larkin, Aldrick Gaudette.
Armed Mira, shah-in-shah of Per-
sia-Avag SAMOAN, Tamraz Zaya.
The present government of Turkey
james Konstanten Chimoridis.
The Czecho-Slovak Republic
Nicholas Kapnicky. William Raye,
Michael Yevcsak.
The Present Government of Rus
Edward Wiener. Hyman
Gitlavitz.
Gustavus v, King of Sweden--Au-
gust Fabian Jonssen Ryden.
Victor Emmanuel III, King of
Italy-Salvatore Raimondo, Santo
Stella, Sebastiano Dorio, Nicholas
Mozzicato. ,
The Republic of Poland-Frank |
Bassen. Wincenty Dobrowo, Joseph |
Nachily, John Oleksy Joseph Jorczyk,
Tadeusz Leon Wlodko. Piotr Angus
tyn. Wincenty Klejbuk, Leon Haber-
ski, wincenty Alechny, Alick Chros-
towski. Emil Rost.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-28
MARRIED FOR 20 YEARS
Mr., and Mrs. John ., CLARK Observe
SITTER Anniversary AZ Home on
Main street,

Main street,
Mr., and Mrs. John ], Clark Of iss
Main street observed the sbth anni-
yersary OF their wedding at their
home last evening. A reception Was
held which was attended by about so
guests. -Four tables OF bridge were
played and vocal selections were Fen-
defed by John o'Brien. Urban Cal.
lahan. Joseph Callahan and piano se-
leetieHs were given by John ], Cream
and Mrs, Michael Tohin, Miss Mary
Donahae favored with an exhibition
OF fancy dancing,
Mr., and Mrs. Clark were married
al the Sacred Heart church In New
Haven on September Is, 1898, Mrs
Clark. before her marriage was Miss
Margaret bolan Of this city, They
have resided at their home on Main
street this city during their entire
married life. Two children have been
born of the wedloek. Miss May Il,
Clark and Bernard r. Clark.
The couple were presented with
beautiful chest OF silver and many
other assorted silver dishes and
pieces. During the day. they received
a large number OF congratnlatory
messages from their large circle OF
friends,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-28
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS.

At Court of Probate holden at New
Britain within and for the District of Ber-
lin, in the County of Hartford and State
OF Connecticut, on the 2sth day of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1928.
Present. Bernard F. Gaffney, ESQ.,, Judge.
on motion of The New Britain Trust
Company of said New Britain as Admin
istrator on the Estate of Lola r. Little
hales late of New Britain. within said
district deceased
This Court doth decree that six months
be allowed and limited for the creditors of
said estate to exhibit their claims against
the same to the Administrator and directs
that public notice be given of this
order by advertising in newspaper pub
ished In said New Britain, and having a
circulation In said district, and by posting
copy thereof on the public sign post In
said town of New Britain, nearest the
place where the deceased last dweit
BERNARD F. GAFFNEY,
Judge.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-28
GAVE CONCERT IN KNOXVILLE

Mrs, n, T, Cream, John kiniry
John o'BHen and john J. Cream 81
this city, rendered a heneht perform
anee in unionyille last evening In the
interests Of 81. Mary's church Of thai
town, The New Britain quartet wa'
met by a eapaeit yhouse and were
forced 10 render several eneores N
answer to the applause which greeted
the finish OF each number, Solos,
duets, trios and auartets were rem
dered by each individually and the
entire party collectively while John
Cream, besides taking part In a duet
with Mr., Kiniry, rendered several
numbers on the piano, Rev. Herman
Is pastor OF the church in unionville,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.

A miscellaneous shower was given
last evening at the home of Miss
Viola I.across In honor of Miss Eve.
Ign Pereau, A large number OF
friends were present and they pre-
scented her with large variety OF
useful gifts, Musical numbers and
dancing occupied the guests time
during the evening. Miss rereau will
become the bride OF Henry Gagner IN
November.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-28
COMES HERE FROM SWEDEN.

Miss Hulda Ekstrand, niece of Mrs.
Otto Youngblood of Kensington, has
arrived In New Britain on her first
visit to America to attend the we'd
ding of her brother, Malcolm Elk
strand, tomorrow. Miss Ekstrand has
been employed for a number of years
as assistant to Miss Dickon, of Cote
borg, Sweden, in Y. M. c. A. work
there. Miss Ekstrand will spend a
month here and will then leave for
India. where she will teach in the
mission schools.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-28
Electric Angling

London. observation-disclosures light
as an aid TO sea angling Is being ex.
perimented with at sandown. Isle oil
Wight. A London merchant resident
there. takes an accumulation with him
In his boat nj night and lowers the
light into about 20 feet OF water near
the bait II attracts some kinds OF
fish,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-28
MORE PLEAD GUILTY

New Haven. Sept. 2s.-As was the
result yesterday with other cases
sentence was deferred today by Judge
Newell Jennings when pleas of guilty
on certain counts of liquor violations
were made by Victoria urskavitch and
Michael Bennett, Of Seymour, caught
In the recent state police raids.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-28

CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITY
1929 Buick Touring, Z passenger.
1923 Buick 4-Cyl. Sedan.
1922 Buick Sport Model, Touring Car
1921 Briscoe Roadster.
1919 Buick Touring car.
1919 Buick Roadster.
1917 Buick Touring car.
1921 Paige 7-pass. Touring ca.
1877 Overland Touring car.
Trades on new and used cars
considered.
Leo St. Thomas, Manager of
Used Car Department.
NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO..
225 ARCH ST. PHONE 2e07.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-28
100 MILES

London, England-A young man
out of work told the Scarborough
magistrate recently that in order to
answer summons he walked from
Manchester, 100 miles. His case
was adjourned and his return fare
paid out of the poor box.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-28
Personals

EXCURSION boat to rent. Elsie N, on Conn.
river. Carry rs. Fishing parties accom-
modated. J. J. Lawlor. So Rocky Hill
Ave, city. Phone 2209-13,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-28

FEW people wanted for bus ride to Dam
bury fair. Oct. 4. Phone 764 before
noon, Oct. 3.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-28
NEW COMMISSIONER

New Haven. Sept. 2s. Charles
Kleiner replaces George S. Beers as
compensation commissioner for the
third district Monday. and the com
missioner's, office will be In his own
office In the law chambers.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-28
Pox.s REVENGE

Leicester, England.--A fox recently
raided the poultry farm near here OF
George Leaf former huntsman 10 the
Quorn Hunt. and killed rs head of
poultry.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-08
JONES ZVOLEN POZNOVU
SkOLNfM SUPERINTEN-
DENTEM.

Skolni Supt. Robinson G.. Jo-
nes, byl v6era odpoledne po-
Znovu Zvolen ma dalsich 5 ro-
XII platem $4,000 rocne, to
jest pridavkem $4,000. Jme-
novan byl skolni radon iedno-
hlasne ma udanou dobu, jeZ je
nejdelsi zakonite piipustnou
Move zvoleny Jones pry odrekl
nabldku ma podobny ufad z
Filadelfie, kde mu bylo nabi.
Zeno $4,000, ucinil tax proto
ze Clevelande jest vetsi pole
k pdsobenl paedagogickemu
nezli iinde. Pred volbou uni
nil sc o Jonesove cinnosti pfeC
seda Williams, jenz Sc zmino
val o zasluhach superintendent
ia a odporucoval jei op6t prt
dIlezity ten ufad, coz Sc sta
10 skorem bez debaty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-08
AUTOISTkOU ZABITY
DLAZDIC.

Ma Hough ave. a dolennim
Rockefeller Park boulevardu
pracoval ma oprave dlazby So
lety Patrick Joyce, 1850 zap.
Is. I'll. Pfinasel pres ulici We
dzberu vodu, kdyz byl prejet
a srazen k Zemi autem, l'iZe-
nym zenou. Spoludelnici od-
nesli rychle, preieteho do ne
mocnice Mt. Sinai. iez jest me-
celych 100 yardu vzdalena Cd
mista nest6stl, pomoc vsak by
la marnou neb joyce byl jiz mr.
tev. Byl ma jedno oko slepym
proto pry as nevidel blizici
sc auto, ktere die svedeckych
vypovedi ielo rychlosti pou-
hych sedm mil "a hodinu. Pres
to ale byla ma autoistku VINE
Sena technicka obzaloba pro
zabiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-08
MLADlSTVY, LUPIC POSTkE
LEN POLICISTOU.

Ia dnesniho casneho rama
objevil policejni straznik Pho.
trosky vyrazen6 okno cdev-
MIN obchod6, 3543 Woodland
ave. Chtel vej,ti dveimi, ale
tyto oyly uzaritcny il proto sc
snazil vniknouti do vnitr te5
oknem. Mel prave jeste pull
tela venku, kdyz spatfil V kra-
me mladika, jenz Sc usilovne
snazil oteviiti zadni okno, jez
mu zabranovalo dosazeni svo
body. Kdy5 noGni host ne
|upcslechl vtZvy str;iznika, ably
Zanechal pokusu ' ,1teku, wy
strelil tcnto po tvakr:.te, mire
pry schvalne no Inc l1Zko, ale
obe kule Zasah!y Gil, neb hoch
zran9n ma levem krtniku a
prave noze. Postfelery byl po-
!icistou dopravcn 40 Charity
nemocnice, kde jest lecen pod
policejni strait.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-08
PREKVAPENf u THE UTILI.
TY CHEVROLET SALES co.

Kazdy ma prilezitost sucast-
nit sc vclkeho prekvapeni, je-
heZ Sc obecenstvu dostare ia
zahaj jovaoiho tydne Il The U-
tility Chevrolet Sales Co., 6375
Lorain ave. Zahajovaci tyden
zapocal jiz vcera v pondeli a
skonci v sobotu dne 12. kvet-
ma. Promeskate velkou uspo-
ru penez, nepiijdete-li aspon V
jediny den zahaJovaciho ty-
dne. Poysimnete 81 na ulici ne
ktereho naseho prodavace, O.
chotne zastavi a povi YAM vse
o,vclkem pr kyapeni yelke
whole, navstiv;te-li nasc W
stavni mistnusti teIto tyden.
Nase jednatele snadno ppzna-
te die viajky amistene Hzadu
ma stroll.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-08
BOZ O ZLEVNENf CUKRU.

Dve nejvetsi zenske Zdejsi
organisace zastupuiici phi nej-
mensim celou tfetinu vsech
clevelandskych domovn, schva
lily vcera resoluci, kterou Sc
odporucuje nasim hospodyn-
kan obmeziti spotfebu cukru
ma nejmensi miru donutiti
tax nesvedomite ket'asy k sni-
zeni, uncle do vyse vyhnanych
cen.
Federace Zenskych klubu,
Y niz zastoupeno jest l2O dam
skych spolku clenstvem do
stupuiicim pottu 10000 a Gle
velandsky Congress matek as $
polovicnim pottem clenstva
pripojily Sc jiz k stAvajicimu
boykotu cukru, tax re sladidlo
toto musi v Gene jiti dolu, jest
ii re pokynu organisaci take
skutecne bude dbano. Schuze
konana byla vcera odpoledne
Nv hotelu Statler.
G. H. Allen, predseda The
Farmers Sugar CO., Defiance,
O., pravil: "Americky cuker-
nj prumysl jest telem dust 5
americkymi zenami V jejich
'roZhodnutl sraZiti dneSni pre-
mrstene ceny cukru. Cukerni
Ispekulanti vyzdimali z ameri-
ckych kapes milliony cd val
ky, ale americky prdmysl 2 to-
no nemel ami centu. Nase ze-
me musl vyrobiti v zemi spo-
|trebovany cukr sama aneb bu-
de predmetem vykoi.ist ovani
'cizimi zajmy. V Ohiu jest do
sti pudy, ably vyroben byl cukr
Y taken mnozstvi, ably nplne
domaci spotrebe postacil.'
z New Yorku Sc hlasi, ze fe-
deralni apelacnl soud pfijal
petici federalni vlady We pro-
speech vydani docasneho soud-
niho zakazu proti The New
York Sugar Exchange spoiled
lnikum, kterym bylo zakazano
spekulovati cukrem jen zdan
live zakoupenym. Ma pflste
musi byti dokazano, re koupe
skutecn6 byla uZavfena. Az
dosud bylo zvykem, re naku-
'py dely Sc jen fiktivne = ma
Ipapife a cukrem pax obchodo-
vano ien prepoustenim zasob,
aniz by zbozi opust;lo skladi-
ste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-08
''SvET''

lfadovn6 okresmiho zalobce
jiz po druhe PRIMAL. Soudce
dial Petrea pod zaruku $4,000
a odlozil liceni ma patek. Pc
nize v bance odcizene, SAL
727.75 byly nalezeny az ma
$500. - Byly schovany pod
podlahou v garazi.
Muz, jemuz Petre mel pro-
Zraditi kombinaci nedobytnG
pokladny, jest zavren ma hlav-
nj policejni stanici, kde byl pc
droben prisnemu krizovemu W
slechu. Vysledek jest tajen
ale muz omen dosud obzalovan
neni. Petre byl urednikem po-
boGky The Cleveland Trust Co.
ne kinsman a 93. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-08
VCEREJSf ZASEDANf
MESTSKE RADY.

Meststi radni vcera odhla-
sovali jednomyslne, ably zrize-
ma byla administrator komise,
5ez ma podrobiti vsechny NEST
ske departmenty dukladne re-
visi, kteron by Sc mestska ra-
da oprela mesici lednu, kdy
mesto bude spravovano mana
gerem, jak posledne bylo Cd
hlasovano Will obcanstva.
Pfijata ordinance jest po-
dobnou one, kterou predlozil
radni Is. wardy w. F. Thomp-
son. Zmena jest v okolnosti,
ze obcanske organisace jako
poradni teleso byly vynechany
a re pusobnosti zdstane NEST
sky pravni fiditel a m6stsky
klerk. Y komisi zasedati bu-
dou, predseda mestske rady
Townes, republican, pravni Fl
ditel Lamb, mestky klerk Tho
mas jako urednici a radni
Thompson, demokrat, McGin-
ty, demokrat, Finkle, republi-
kan a Oswald, republican.
Jak ordinance nakazuje, ma
komise vybrati nekolik znalcu
kteri by kontrolovali sebou a
protc byl .iiz ycera ma pfedbez
ma vydaai povolen obnos $15.-
900. S praci ma pax byti ko-
mise hotova nejd6le do 81.
prosince, kdy vysledky mali
byti mestske rad6 predlozeny.
Radni Schooley podal ordi-
nanci, die ktere jsou stanove-
ny tresty Cd $50 do $500 pro
tcvarny, jez vypousti Eecisto-
ty do jezera a tax obcanstvu
otravuji vodr. Navrh byl k dal-
sfmu projednani odkazan pri-
slusnemu vyboru. Pravni ridi-
tel Lamb vyslovil jistou po-
chybnost zda jest v moci me-
sta, zakrocovati teto veci, ale
odporucoval aspon zkousku.
Jistou zivost vznesl do vce-
rejsiho zasedani navrh radni-
no Michaela Sammona ma zri-
zeni Zvlastniho vyboru, ktery
by nahradil prayideln6 vybory
ficni a pristavovy. Navrh od-
kazan taktez mestskemu W.
boru.
Navrh radnlho Stacela, ably
take mesto prispelo "a dneSni
kampane ma fond detske me-
mocrice a porodnice byl prijat.
Resoluce radniho Sklenic
ky. smefujici k zjednuseni me-
thod pfi doruGovani zvlastnich h
assesmentu byl odkazan ii.
nantnimu vyboru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-08
"ZKRATKA" A "DOBkE".

Pred soudcem Wolfem obje-
vii sc r. e. Jenkins pro loupez
spachanou ma d. Mooneyovi,
Zaloba Zastoupena byla ash
stentkou okresniho Zalobce E.
YOU Jaffovou. Kdyz byl obza-
lovany tazan "jak to bylo' od-
povedel zcela klidne: Zadr-
zel isem no v ulicce, sraz;l jej
k zemi cihlou a wal jsem mu z
kapsy sest dollaru" Rylo nej-
strucneisi dormant why, kdy
pred zdeisim soudem ucinene.
Porota pocinala 81 take strut-
ne, podobn6 soudce, jenz po-
divneho tohO patrona postal ma
6 m6sicu do robotarny a odsou
dill ieste X tomu k pokute $20C
a nahrade soudnich utrat.
Cerny skutek spach;n by
dne 10. dubna. - Jenkis dal
Mooneyovi $1,000, ably mu ma
konpil kofalky a kdyz pry po
zadoval Cd Mooneye nazpe
drobne, nechtel tento penize
vvdati a proto pry mu cihlou
vstepoval pojem o poctivost'i Z
wal 81 drobne kapsy nepocti
Iveho druha sam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-08
BYVALY HRDINA MA SPAT
NYCH CESTACH.

Byvaly bankovni urednik a
hrdina loupezneho prepadeni
bedfordske bance William A.
Petre, predveden byl vcera mu
nicipalnimu soudci w. B. Bee
bemu, kdyz Sc byl pred tim V
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08

For Coughs a70 Colds
Nothing saps your vitality and slows
down your work more than cold
the kind that drags on and on.
Danish those strengthening colds
quickly, simply. DR.. Bells time
proven remedy-breaks tight, rasp-
ing coughs, loosens phlegm, soothes
irritated throats. Checks colds at the start.
Buy DR.. Bells todGy. All druggists, soc. :
CRcf1se Sl1bS2ifilfr IJN'E-1zR RoHET-'
Lnsfsf on DR. BELJ'S.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
POLICE VETERAN
REGA|NS HEALTH
Could Hardly Eat or Sleep
Because of Chronic Indi-
gestion-Now Praises
Tanlac.

W. n. Hatcher. 10 Lucille Ave,
Greenyille, s. c., is still another WIN
has realized the wonderful merits of
Tanlac. Mr.. Hatcher has been a mem
Der of the Greenville police department
for thirty years and is one Cf the most
efficient and popular officers on the
force. In commenting on his expert
ence with Tanlac Officer Hatcher said T:
Il know many others, besides myself,
T8nlac has helped, and l am glad TO
speak out for it. / had suffered FROM
Indigestion and constipation for some
thing like fifteen years. had about
reached the point where could neither
eat or sleep. for every time l ate it
hurt me and the misery kept me awake
at night. 1 had lost energy aud
strength until when my DAYS work was
ovei l would feel completely played
cut.
Il now eat anything l want, always
have a fine appetite, and have gained
eight pounds. l am certainly thankful
10 be. able TO enjoy a good meal once
more and not suffer afterwards. 1 ain
jnst like a new man and Tanlac gets
all the credit"
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug
gists. Over 80 million bottles sold.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-08
PEACEFUL DEATH CLAIMS
FORMER SAN ANTONIAN, TOO
OLD TO FIGHT MORE WARS
Survivor of Civil War and Mexican Revolutions, Who
Opened First Wels-Fargo Express Office Here,
Defending Shipments Against Host of Out
laws in Frequent Battles, Dies at
Home of Son in Havana.

the United States in efficiency. His
first headquarters were in Vera Cruz,
but his health failed and his offices
were moved TO Matamoros. For many
years he was prominently identified
with the business life of Brownsville
and Matamoros.
At the time of General Blanco's at
tack upon Matamoros, Mr.. Nixon fore
saw the result and denuded the Mata-
norOs railroad yard of cars, sending
all movable equipment across the Rio
Grande TO Brownsville. When Cen
eral Blanco's forces marched into the
city they found the cars, which they
had intended to utilize in removing the
spoils of war from Matamoros, lined
up on the international tracks on the
American side of the river. Nixon
crossed the international bridge after
removing everything in the shape of
equipment that the rebel forces could
have used.
With his wife and daughter, Hor-
tense, he resided in Brownsville until
the latter part of 1919, when he went
to Cuba.
His long, vigorous life on the frontiers
of Mexico and the United States had
been replete with adventure, and al
though over so years of age when he
left Brownsville, he was still hale and
hearty.