El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
WILL PUT STOP
To B00TLEGGING
Saloon Men Adopt Resolu-
tons to Help Enforce
Every Law in Effect.

Every LAWN Effect.
( Legitimate saloon interests Of e.
Z Paso have come TO n determination
that the Illicit peddIer Of liquors must
T be wiped off the face Of the earth. sd
/ far rs his operations In this city are
I concerned At a meeting Of the sa-
/ loonmen OF the city. with commerce
I chamber president John ~ Wyatt,
! secretary George II. Clements, julius
/ Rrakauer, of the soldiers welfare
committee; A p. Coles of the milf
I tary committee; Robert Erakauer OF
the manufacturers committee. r. B.
Orndorff Of the social committee:
mayor Charles Davis and CHIEF of 20
police Charles Pollock; county judge
T. r. McClutock, and sheriff Seth B.
Orndorft SUNDAY, this determination
was reached
Want BooueggIng stopped.
The primary object OF the meeting,
as stated by its presiding officer.
George W Thiesen. was to make it
impossible for anyone TO violate die
laws relative TO selling liquor to sol
Q1ers. The "bOutleEger' must be put
out Of business, il was said II was up
10 those leEitimately in the business
10 put the Illicit retailer out of BUSH
ness, because If they did not do so,
their own business was in danger. Mr..
Ihiesen explained
Pledge strict Enforcement.
Everyone present declared it his de
sire TO see that il viii be impossible
for soldiers 20 get liquor. They would
assist in carrying out any plan with
this for its object Methods used else
whereas for instance at Alhuquer-
que, y. NJ. where no saloonkeeper viii
sell any liquors TO be carried off. and
Houston. Tex, where liquors are sold
only in few downtown places. were
discussed and the matter resulted in
the passage Of a resolution, framed by
r. 3. Alves- Everyone present
signed the same, and thereby pledged
themselves TO assist in Its enforce
ment.
VIII Report Violations.
Signers Of the resolutions pledged
themselves 10 see 10 the enforcement
Of every city. county and state law,
and 10 report 10 the proper authori-
ties any violations of the liquor laws,
particularly 4 n cases OF persons pur-
chasing liquors for the purpose of dis
peusinE the same 70 soldiers; TO re-
quire the name and address Of every
person purchasing liquors In pack
names and addresses whenever called
0u by officers 20 do so. kinds and
quantities 20 be indicated in each
case, 10 use every precauuCn TO de-
termlue that liquors so sold IN pack
ages are intended for legitimate use
and TO use every means in their power
tc curb the activities Of "b0otleggers-'
The SIEners.
The resolutions were signed IN az
fidavir form by the following
r. B. AlVes. FOR Bert Ramsay & Co.
W. ". Mccoy. for Inn. A Bernard. for
California Wine house: Chas. r Knob
LAUGH. for OrndOrff bar: 7. C. Clark,
Ice and Brewing association.
A. i. Van Dyke. for Van DYE bar. ".
BenoFlceS, la PalOma bar. r ".
Long. FL Faso Brewing association;
r. W Newton. Plaza buffet +. An
dersOn, Lobby bar $. G. Gonzalez Gem
rral bar sam T. II. NeWsOm. AhOrta
bar VIM Leitner; Louis Weber. Fl
bar r r. Glenn. Kentucky Home bar.
i. F. kelsh, Osaple bar; John J. Nc
irath, Blue Ribbon, Fred F. Lacarro. ]
Office bar B. Graham. Emporium bar:
W T. Reed. Rienold bar, H. ~ Ro- +
Nero Nick's place. Ivens, C. Dame, .
saloon. Guy Fallats. La Patria bar; f.
Jack Sheeby, 40 Texas: Ed Marsh. I
Lemp's bar, 2. Pattown. Phoenix bar; f.
q Cfalletiue Palace bar. Lee .
Career. Jockey club; John Giglng- f.
brewery park saloon; John Landau. :
Midway inn. D. ". OCounors, Topic /
bar Joe Pratt. Model bar Fred .
Schuenker. Atlas bar; 2. b. Walker. +
Beer cellar ]. L Quesada. Clover bar;
Carl Turner. Tavern bar; Joseph 81 +
1riusky, Rio Graude bar, simon q +.
Tomey. Ia Sierra Aladre bar A. A. I
Shamalsy. Capital bar; Chas- L Levy, I
Exchange Liquor hotel: HOuck & Die +
@ IN
Greene. Martina buffet, J. a. Chips
Richelieu and Hub bars. Joseph L R
kOpf Gem bar R. Burt Orudorff. HO- .
tel Sheldon bar, T. ladies. Alberto .
bar. shaw & Co, By T. p. show, /
i~.. A. WEIGHT manager. Val Bltz .
Brewing Co. Ben Frankel. salesman .
'alifornia Wine house; Joe sullivan.
Union Mems association, H. p. Tay-
.Or. Milwaukee Beer CO. Henry Jew
=Il. Houck g. Deter Co, Geo. Theisen.
Brewing Co
Arrest Dozen in Raid.
Two raids have been conducted BY
police officers and detectives since
hen. Saturday night special officers
Henry Blum. Andy ShOue and Ed
Eebus made a round Of ALLEGED clubs
and similar places and confiscated a
considerable quantity Of liquor and
placed nearly a dozen persons under
.rrest. sunday night the act was du-
dictated by Capt. s H. Veater. ser
.eant Tom York. detective captain
VII Simpson. suecia1 officers Walter
Reese and Blum. and more arrests
we're made.
Names Are DOcketed.
Tn connection with the raids the
GLOWING names were found on the
light reports at the police station:
uau Jacouez. Jose Munez. A. Armiio,
IauueI Blanco. Jesus Naleuzuela,
-ohu Sparks. W. f. Pullen. ID. r.
'arks. Marshall Jackson. Jim Caseras.
Ianuel COucha- Jesus Perez. Jose
,oquin. j. L. Miranda. Loujino Ma
las. j. /. Queseda. !. N. Cooper. Ra- :
non Gonzalez. Alfonso Oriano Alton
% Mona.
Doom For legal Clubs.
80 charges had been d0cl5eted
gainst the persons arrested and in