Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-22

Following the arrest Of five. includ-
mig Maurice Cummings, member OF
the city police force, for bootlegging by
Deputy United States Marshal /. HI
Hammond, Deputy Sheriff r. G. Good
ale and Sheriff J. G. Edgar and George
Bidwell, an investigator for the attopf
ney's Office, made three more arrests
for Bookkeeping and searched three
premises late Saturday and this fore
| noon.
The latter three arrests were on
complaints and search warrants issued
| by County Attorney E. N. Farber, with
the assistant of Wiley S. Rankin, spe-
cial counsel in the attorney generals
department.
Cummings 10 Dismissed.
Other developments in connection
with the arrests under federal and
state warrants and the raids OF Satuf-
day were:
Arrangement Of Officer Maurice Cum
mings and George Arnold. George Sci
lers, John Waters and Orville SPOTS
before the commissioner of the federal
court at OeS MOlneS.
Dismissal CT Cummings from the city
police force and the surrender Of his
star.
Arrest Of A. E. Francisco and the
searching Of his rooms over Ito West
Main street.
Rearrest of George Arnold, 71o1s
South Center street. soon after his re-
turn from being arraigned in the fed
eral court.
Issuance Of warrant for the rear
rest Of George Sellers.
Searching Of the G. E. Hatcher
building at 4O1 South Third avenue
and the building at 401 South Second
avenue and the seizure OF small
amounts Of liquors.
The falling of in drunks arrested
over Sunday. None were arrested yes
terday compared with eight the SUM
day before.
Two Give Bonds.
The state warrants issued against
Francisco, Arnold and Sellers were all
for alleged illegal selling Of liquors.
Francisco was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff sGoodale and George Bidwell
late Saturday. He was arraigned in
Judge Burritt's court, pleaded not gull
ty and posted 5000 in cash for his APP
!! pearance next Saturday at 2 o'clock for
preliminary examinations Franciscos
attorney intimated that his client
would at that time waive preliminary
examination.
Arnold was arrested by Deputy Sher-
if Goodale this forenoon. He was re-
leased when he posted q bond of $500
for his appearance at the preliminary
examination. s -
George Sellers was summoned to ap-
pear in Burritt's court this afternoon.
seizes Small Quantity Of Whisky.
Deputy Sheriff Goodale and George
Bidwell searched Franchises rooms
and seized nine bottles Of beer.
At the Hatcher building. 40 South
Third avenue, they seized seven pint
and half pint bottles of whisky The
search warrant for this search was di-
rected against Georst Sellers and G.
H. Pike, the alleged owners Of the
soft drink parlor."
G. H. Carkhuff and H. C. Thede were
named as owners in the search war;
rant issued against the building at 401
South Second avenue.
In the rear of this building the Off
GERS found coal shed, equipped with
electric lights, it's interior painted.
equipped with chairs and a small bar.
It was quite comfortable, cozy place
screened by DILL boards. Hidden in the
partition they found bottle Of whisky.
Three Arc Released.
OF the Ave who were arrested by
Deputy United States Marshal Ham
mond, three were released by the fed
eral commissioners The negroes John
Waters and Orville SPOTS had not
procured bail up to today.
Cummings, Sellers and Arnold were
released. Sellers posted cash bond,
and Cummings and Arnold were re-
leased on their own bond to come to
this city and procure bond for their
appearance in the federal court when
the jury meets late in the fall.