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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-04
Shop Entered and Ties
Stolen, Sheriff Nowotny
Reports.
NET DRAWS CLOSER
Think Gang Working Regu-
larry Out Of San
Antonio.
HAVE A Gle w
Numerous Holdups Laid to
Three Men in Closed
Car.

That the sedan trio" which has
staged a number of holdups and bur.
glaries in and around San Antonio
during the last week is the same
which burglarized tire store and ga
rage at New Braunfels, Tex, Wednes-
day night was the opinion expressed
by Chief Deputy Sheriff Alphonse
Newton Jr., Thursday morning. Chief
Deputy Newton was advised by Sher-
if .Nowotny OF Conal county over
long distance telephone shortly before
noon that reports reaching him were
10 the effect that small car had
been seen TO leave, the place shorts
after the robbery. The car, it was
stated, was headed toward San An
tonic.
The burglars. Sheriff Nowotny noti-
fled Chief Deputy Newton. entered
the garage some TING between md
night Wednesday and dawn Thursday
and carried off large number OF
small sized automobile tires. ordinar.
lily used for Ford car. The prophet
vi ulctONtftu HIS 1OSc WIFI OItiaN's
his shop Thursday morning. Chief
Deputy Newton was not Informed as
TO how the burglars gained entry.
Came From Store.
The only clue TO the robbers, the
sheriff informed the CHEZ deputy, wd>
that passerby had seen 'small' car
disappearing in the direction of San
Antonio shortly before daylight. The
car had come from the vicinity of the
tire store, the sheriff said.
Immediately upon receipt OF this
information Chief Deputy Newton
ordered deputies 10 renew their eff
forts 10 arrest the sedan trio These
three men. who have been reported IN
various parts of the county and are
believed to have been responsible Tor
several holdups. according to the chief
deputy. are the boldest and clevereSt
the sheriff's office has had to cope
with in months.
Have a Description.
The men are described as two tad
ones and medium sized man. ami
first were heard of at La Granse
Since that time they have been active
in Bexar county ard according to tue
sheriff's department have staged sew
erai holdups and burglaries. Late
Thursday the store of Il. G. Stockton
On the Gonzales road was reporte1
robbed and deputy sheriffs believe the
sedan trio" were responsible for this
piece of work.
Chief Deputy Newton said Thurs |
day that he has clue which he hopes
will result in the arrest of the men !
He declined. however, to say what il
was, saying that he expected to give |
out information later i'll the day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-04
HOUSES FOR RENT


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five large be8rooTllE. two bath rooms, two
sieeping porches, dressing room, gun
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parlor dining roOnt breakfast room.
Kite hen, buffers pantry. salarium lava
tory dowpstairs. three-csr garage, SER
wants alafters with bath, wash room,
EOS W. Craig. worth sso0 month. Phone
Crockett. SO for key.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. NORTH SIDE.
block car. paved strict, double ga
rags. wood house. walking distance.
seeming porch. modern. reduced rent.
Apply my office. FL III 81,
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b ele5 West Salinas St Apply Abbet
Hutzlfe. $40 W. Houston. Crockett 41lf
FOR RENT = UNFCRNIsiiEDs BRICK
residence. two-s.oIy residence, eight
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ice box and shades. close 20 SCHOOLS. rent
.s55 per mouth. 9l7 san Pedro Ave.
Phone Crockett so for Keys.
NEWLY PAPERED AND PAINTED.
large. four-room lfcuss. hal. bath, ga
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oiher Classified advertisements OF
classified pages, rs and 10.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-04
TOXIC FEELS QUAKE
Severe Earth Shock Drives People
From Homes.
by the Associated Press.

by tue NssUtIHItu ETVss'
Toxic, Oct. "A severe earth
quake occurred here shortly before /
o'clock this morning.
The shock drove residents from
their homes and cut of tue electric
lights.
The quake was Slightly felt at
Osaka.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-04
Realtors PICK Dallas.

Houston. Tex. Oct. 4-Dslias wo.I
the fa34 convention Of the IesaeI
Realtors az the closing sessions hef>I
tcdsy. W. II. Smith OF Houston sH<|
elec,ed president.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-04
Index to Advertisers

Index to principal advertising in to-
lays Llsht. Ior guidance ot shVpRers.
Advertiser: Page.
The Washington times., 1923-08-23

HtdtLy dppECILS WHICH re-
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and sound sleep.
Sleeplessness, undue worry and strain
have robbed many men and women of
their just reward when just at the
pinnacle Of success.
Go today-now, to your nearest Peoples
Drug Store and get a bottle of RE-
V1V-U-and know the joy of we'll
healthy, robust constitution. Price, SIPS.
The Washington times., 1923-08-23
48 Prominent Dentists
of Washington

recommend and prescribe McHale's
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to bleeding, spongy gums and pyorrhea.
Successfully used and recommended by
leading dentists of Washington. Conn
plete satisfaction is absolutely OOo
guaranteed. Special .......... CCC
The Washington times., 1923-08-23

In every box Of these old.tine homemade
candies your find a delightful assortment Of
chocolate covered nuts. fruits and creams
together with bonbons and other delicious
suecialties Try q box Of Nanny Lou
Candies-They are pure and fresh-Youn
like them. 49c Pound Box.
The Washington times., 1923-08-23
RE-WH-U'
A Wonderful Tonic
for the Stomach
and LiUer

RE-VIV-U is . quick,
effective tonic for building
up your system after illness.
This wonderful tonic re-
lieves constipation, indiges-
ton and gives you a good
appetite.
RE-VIV-U is a tonic of
proven merit in the treat
ment of delicate, pale, thin
people-it quickly gives you
The Washington times., 1923-08-23

44SfSS SpSGssAs AVGU 5tCS %
Bath T0UeIs.
H for CSC

You'll find real quality in these Big
Bath Towels. The regular price Of these
towels is S5c each, but today, Friday
and Saturday. They are especially priced
at for CSC. After seeing these towels
you viii realize just what remarkable
value that we are offering.
Limit, IL towels to each customer.
The Washington times., 1923-08-23

Dame Nature Skin Ymprover Cream keeps hands
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free OF marks OF age ana work. 1t contains
tain special ingredients which have been found 10
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the skin-far beyond ordinarily prepared lotions.
Dame Nature Skin Improver Cream removes
worky look from hands, removes redness rough
ness hardness. chap dryness. itching. cracking or
splitting. Keeps ohildren'a skin perfect In all
weather. It really makes skin look and feel like
new-soft, plable young looking" 1t prevents
lines by preventing dryness which causes lines.
20c and $50.
The Washington times., 1923-08-23
Splendid Quality
Nail Brushes

Every bathroom should have one
Of these splendid quality nail
brushes.
A special purchase enables us to
offer these high quality brushes at
the extra low price quoted above.
Pure bristles, strongly set in at
tractive handle.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-23
THE ExcI1ERs" AT CAPITOL /

ione uoWn 10 fdrthi
 An expression especially applicable in the case Of Ronnie Rand, played by Bebe Daniels. costarred with An- tonio Moreno In the Paramount pie trre. 'The Excitcrs,". which is at the Capitol theater today and Wednesday
 Miss Daniels. as Ronnie Rand a typical example of the modern girl seems to take great delight In leav- ing mother earth as far behind a1 possible. To accomplish this. Bonnie. to the annoyance of her parents. forces into service number of power boats and airplanes. either from her own collection or those loaned by ad- mrlng friends.
 But into the life of this caretree girl comes a certain Pierre Martel. T. crook, who is in reality q secret service agent.
 The Keith vaudeville show consist3 of five very good acts headed by Ned Norton .S Co. in Whats Your Name" a musical comedy with cast of six clever entertainers: Crystal and An derson offer comedy de luxe; Frank Richardson. the Joy ney of Song" a blackface entertainer with sn excel lent singing voice: Cammla's Birds are entertaining and novel; and Kirke and Collier offer "On the Roof With Radio"
New Britain herald., 1923-10-23
HAnoIp LLoYp Af rAI.AoE.

''Hew dees the boy do its" ysu hear in awssoms and aamiFing tones from those whe have watched the program of Harold Lleyd during the iasl three years. each picture setting higher standard than the last. until it seems that surely he has reached the zenith ef comedy production, But then comes his neAt pa,he comedy. and 1t Is net only funnier, but is dif- ferent in type,
 Now we have "why Worry to not only laugh at. but 10 shake our heads at and marvel over, IL si Lioyd's frst serious attempt at straight farce.
 Why Worry is the story of an American youth. accustomed to iuz- hry. who has a flare of adventure in bis make np. He goes ta South America and promptly becomes en- meahed in a fierce. nery and flaming revolution. II ts a story of intrigue and romance.
 There will be a special showing for children each day after school for io cents. at which time bag of Why Worry Kisses" will be given free to all children attending.
 Starting Sunday. the big attraction will he "rhe Girl of the Golden West"
New Britain herald., 1923-10-23

should he a delay on The snhwsY they knag sauT address and telephone number, dan't iheysH
 "0h yes"
 Madge Is Told Nat io Mesry
 Well, then, what's the reason for any solicitnde They ere neither children nor aged people, but eiiisens ef the world perfectly capable ei finding you, Quit fnssins- and haul me out the linens and silver and chine sou want or here
 rho linens will meet Yeur sns proVal, fancy" l answered, "hnt inc ehins. the glsases and tks silver all came frem the hve,anAr.en, ss Mrs. Marks calls fl
 Good" Lillian disregsTded my apolegetic tone, ''ft's no trick to ar. range an artistic table when yan have every resource. It's one of my ne, theories that wonders can he ae, eomplished with everyday things Bring me the things, and then please go away and let me dream did the florist give you plenty ef that fea'h cry green stuff yes? that's bully. roll your hoop then. and m roll mine"
 l brought 10 her al, the things she needed for the decking of the table, shnt tho door upon her and gave attention to the final details Of my dinner. And when. with everything as nearly ready as l could manage before tho actual arrival of my guests. l went back tn the living room. I found that she had some how transformed the cheap sordid room into aoftened beauty. had expected 10 feel apologetie when Dickys relatives entered. but when I heard his ring heralding them, 1t wns with distinct pride that threw open tho door
New Britain herald., 1923-10-23
AL JoLsoN IN "BoMBo. '

Jolson. the one and only Al. in the phenomenal New York Garden Show "Bombo." will he the all-absorbing center of theatrical interest at Par sons theater. Hartford. for the week beginning next Monday night. Seats now or sale.
 Al Jolson, himself. makes no pre- lenses. but he might well claim pos session of the ability to put song across with greater wallop than any other singing comedian on the stage. There is something irresistible about the Jolscn method. and the manner in which the comedian gets into his stuff. This season 1le is singing a number of new songs and one or two of the old ones that are as popular as ever. "Rombo" as production goes the limit in array and disarray. gives amazing value in scenic investi- trre. shows as comedy lineup of girls as any one can find in a. long search. and moreover, really has a bit of a plot that takes a slam at spirit uslistic pretenders. A feature of the performance is Jolson's final chat with the customers after the show ;s formally ended.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-23
aIF MINTER COMES" Af LYeEuM

fs @ttt~N fAs tN'N e4tr v
 ''If winter eemss-is spring time far behindF" The remarkable screen version of A, $, Ha,ehinsen's famous novel is making a profound impFss' sion on laeal theatergoers al the Lys eeum where is Is engaged fer this week, Those who read the book and now see the picture come away de. lighted, These who have not read the hook enjoy the picture no less and cannot but derive a mental and moral benefit from the high character Of the central figure, Mark Sabre, This man. although perseeuted on all sides. accused of wrong doing and Of 8 mur- der which he did not commit, sill re' frses to take vengeance when those vhs have harsssAd him are at his mercy. Ii is A picture that equal any sermoa ever preached for it ia the yiFnsliEation Of the golden rule.
 Mrs, Ruth Goodrich Horton. prom. lnent saleist and at present soloist at the First Congregational church. sings st every showing Of "If Winter Comes" tskins aS her selection the song If Winter Comes" milad written for this especial theme. This rart of the program is proving es- eeptionslly popular and Mrs. Horton K enthusiastically eneored at each performance.
 Tho performance Of Percy Mar mont as the ioyable Mark Sabre is a gem of acting. Ann Forrest as Mona t- A including tho miserable hypocriticai Twyning-playcd by Sydney Herbert help create photoplay that ranks with the best
 Beginning next week. tho Lyceum will present Brass" this being one of tho most potent dramas dealing with the divorce problem that has yet been written.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-23

tone. T want you to come here and count these candies"
 The Chef. who would have looked fat beside anybody but Miss Roggs. joined Johnnie and the Tat Lady. He grinned: thereby causing Miss Boggs to look all the more severe.
 "All right" he said pleasantiy-al- most too pleasantly. Miss Bosss seemed to think. Here goes! Five len. fifteen. twenty, twenty -ive-and four makes twenty nine!"
 Miss Boggs was considerably re- lieved. But her mind was not yet quite at rest.
 Hadn't you better count 'cm back wards, to make sure? she asked inc Chef
 My goodness. no!'' he said looking terribly shocked. Don't you know tEat it's bad luck 10 count birthday candles backwdrds?"
 She had meter heard of that. She said she wss glad he told her. Copyright, 1928. by Nctropolitan
 Newspaper servico}
New Britain herald., 1923-10-23
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She did not answer but pushed me aside and went through into the in- ner room. I followed quickly and found her kneeling at the crib.
 Leave that brat alone. The. nurse will be here directly"
 Until that moment I had forgotten that old Mamie had been called to the sick bed of her daughter and had left Junior with me .he night before. The baby had not had any food dur ing the night, He had evidently kicked the clothes oft for the little body was blue and shvering with cold. He was alternately crying and choking with a sudden rasping cough.
 l knelt beside Leslie. Honestly, Syd. was ashamed and tried 10 tell Leslie so but she would have nothing to do with me.
 Go away" she said. You've not only sent me out to do your contemp- thle bidding, but you probably al lowed this innocent child almost to die while 1 am gone.
 When ] return you have nothing 10 say but, Let that brat alone You call this baby brat when only 9 few months after you declared to me that you thought Of him exactly as though he were your own child
 Cant you understand. Leslie" [ pleaded, that it is because I think of little Jack as my own child that speal, SD Of him ?''
 Where is Mamie ?'' she asked, and then ! had to tell her that it vas through my neglect that the baby was in such 3 condition.
 Draw me some hot water iuulo- diately." was her only comment. The child has chiii."
 ] hastened to comply. but | could rot rcaist the question. Did you get tie money 2"
 Leslie seemed to look straight through me IS though were not there. Sh" was undressing the babv and when shc had Finished. walking directly toward mc in way that made me feel had not stepped aside aht would have stepped upon ne. she went into tho bath and lowered the cold little form into fhc warm water.
 For hours afterr ard sfc com. piete!y ignored me. ministerine to she baby. telepho1inz fn+ thr doctor srd giving directions to Mamie when she retnrned
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New Britain herald., 1923-10-23

counted the candies once. sheAcount ed them q hundred times. There ought 10 have been exactly twenty nine Of them. no more and no fewer.
 Catching sight of Johnnie Green as she was leaving the side show tent that afternoon. Miss Boggs beckoned 10 him with An air Of great mystery.
 Come with mel" she hade him grabbing one of his hands which he had carelessly left where she could reach if. And away she dragged him 10 the cooks tent.
 Miss Roggs' eyes glittered greedily as she showed Johnnie the birthday cake.
 "Aint if beautiful? 2" she pantcd. She mad walked much faster than usual T want you to count ;he candles for me. l can't seem to make 'cm cnrs1e out tight The lsst time counted 'em I counted thirty: the time befo-a that, tren nty-eisht."
 johnnie Green obliged her. "one. t~e. thrce fcur:'' hc began. very slowly. Te Ms Boggs great distress,
New Britain herald., 1923-10-23
BY SISTER MARY WHAT TO SERVE AT TEA TIME


 Perhaps you are to have" the sew ing club next week some afternoon Of course your first thought is what shall I serve:"
 These recipes may be q bit differ ent or else so old they seem new to .ou Just because a dish is old is no reason to condemn 1t.
 If you would drink cocoa in place of tea try dropping a marshmnlloH cut in halves in each cup. fou'll like it and it saves fussing with whipped cream at the last minute.
 AIaraschino cherries are quite as good in hot tea as cold lemonade.
 How would you like frozen salad. sandwiches. salted nuts. tea and bon bons instead of ice cream and cake?
 Or these little marmalade rolls, tea or cocoa, baked ice cream and salted nuts may appeal to ycn.
 Frozen salad
 One pint canned tomatoes, 1 cup water, 1 cup Roquefort cheese, cups whipping cream, small onion, stalks celery. { tablespoons tomato cstsup, l tablespoon sugar, 1-s teaspoon soda, 1 tablespoon granulated gelatine. teaspoon salt, pepper.
 Put tomatoes, onion, celery and water in smooth sauce pan. Stew 20 minutes Rub through fine sieve. Add catsup, sugar salt, pepper and
New Britain herald., 1923-10-23
f3>Kf1% Q SQ1P
REGULATING HOODS.

Tn d previous article on proteins tte idea may have been given, that meat was necessary part of the daily diet. This is not tho fact however The article stated that too much pro tein was better than too little. This is true, if the food containing it .s varied and bulky.
 Regulating foods arc those that help the body secure the proper amount of the different nutritious ele- nents that are found in the three great groups One of the most inl- portant of these is mineral salts. These obtain in cereals, fruits, many whole grains green vegetables. the yolks of eggs and milk. When eat ing these foods be careful to get the real nourislment out of them they are intended to supply
 The best way to Cat an apple is to eat it skin and all.. The real meat of the apple is next to the skin. In peeling, you simply throw away a large part of its chief nutrlment
 In the cereals. whole wheat and graham flour, also corn meal and oat meal contain yalutble mineral salts. Don't use too much sugar with your cereals
 Eggs are much better and more if eaten soft boiled, Fruit, celery fbrous vegetables pnd nuts contain these valuable mineral salts and should be, to some extent, a part of your daily dict They also give the teeth good exercise and
New Britain herald., 1923-10-23
Iillisn pid soi rnish Telling
 About the Beok


 awhsrs did this thing eamf from 2"
 Lillian. with an airily eaniemntueus gesture held ont te me the heek which had oeeasiehed me such mental anguish when l had read ii, and puszled over the inscription evidently to niehy which had adorned lls tile pass
 ait's heek pieky brought home the other nisht"
 Did he tell yen anything about its"
 'Ne-hu, saw him issring out the title rage when he thought want locking"
 ahe looked at me keenlS
 "Afe you sure he didn't know" she asked eryptiealls, even while she turned 10 the front of the book and gaEed thoughtfully al the mutilated page
 ''if that isnt exactly like the nicky.hird ahe unused Whether he brought it home intentionally or net. he ought to have his neol, wrnng. The way l feel now. ! conld do the job with scientific despatch, Have you read the thing"
 Most of t." acknowledged mis. crably
 Especially all descriptions of the which heartened mo without my knowing why. Now let me impress something upon your alleged mind. There's nothing to this thing at all that Is nothing for you to--have you silence cloth for both these tables?n
 Dicky and Marion Interrupt
 For an uncomprehendng instant I stared at her in amazement at her sudden irrelevant question. and the deftness approaching a sleight-of- hand trick with which she trans ferred the offending book 10 the chair beside her Then Dicky and Marion burot Into the room, and realized that her quick ears had warned her of their en- trance.
 Don't you dare put one of those things down in here. Dicky-bird :" t1ildD ETltog dS Iiths WILL nlo hohh, inpetuosity began to scatter the bulging parcels in his arms, parcels which from long experience of his little way. we knew contained all sorts of indigestibe and absurd things for Marion. We're all ready for company. we are, and if you don't watch your step, you'll find yourself in 2 corner behind the door with your face to the wall for the evening.
 He made a rebellious grimace at her but he picked up the things nevertheless. I never have known him to disregard an ultimstum of Lilljan's. But. with a sudden re- membrance of the havoc he would make in the kitchen to which he was retreating. intervened.
 Let me take the things. Dicky," I coaxed. "rt's time you went to meet Edrin and Harriet, anyway
 ''s3y love, it is !" he exclaimed with a glance at the mantel clock, "Marion, you were entirely too fas- cnating. If miss my distinguished relatives I shall put all the blame on you
 He dumped the parcels into my ernls and rushed hastily out,
 T do hope he won't miss them" I worried. although he ought to have plenty of time on the subway" Hell get there" Lillian returned | with the encouraging cheerfulness which is always with her, and which | is rarely unjustiied. And if there