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Evening star., 1918-06-30
Says Price Has Dropped.

"The price of liquor seems to have
come down." remarked Sergt. Bean.
telling Of the purchase of the half
pint for dollar.
Last week." he added, my witness
paid So half pint for liquor on the
market line"
1t is charged by police of the ninth
precinct that sale of liquor was con-
Quoted and a game Of craps was op-
Grated at 1920 Linden court northeast
last night. Lieut.. Hodges and De-
tectives Strobel and Dellamico con-
Quoted a raid on an alleged craps
game and arrested more than a dozen
persons in the house. who were sum-
moned to appear as witnesses against
Katie Brent and william Lancaster,
both colored. Katie, 1t is charged,
was engaged in the sale of liquor,
while Lancaster is charged with hav-
ing permitted gambling. The dozen
half-pint TASKS Of liquor were taken
by the police to be used as evidence.
Minimum Penalty Imposed.
The minimum penalty for illegally
selling liquor was imposed this morn
ing by Judge Hardison in Police Court
on Thomas e. Jackson, colored, of Ar
lington, Va. Jackson was arrested
by Sergt. Bean and Policeman Burke
Of the first precinct Thursday evening
caught selling a half pint of whisky
to colored woman. Jackson pleaded
guilty to the charge.
Evidence showed that Jackson was
innocently used as tool for q
bootlegger. He was given . sentence
OF one months Imprisonment and
fined $500. with an additional one
Evening star., 1918-06-30
Raid on Bootblack Stand,

sergt. Bean and Policeman Burke of
the first precinct. the latter wearing
clothing calculated to conceal his
identity, made a raid on the boot
black stand at Pennsylvania avenue
and 7th street late yesterday after
noon and made two arrests. Charles
Watson. colored. forty-nine years old,
and having but one leg, who has con-
Quoted bootblacking stand there for
a long time. was one Of two colored
men arrested.
Harry A; Hodges, twenty-eight
his assistant, was the other person
arrested. 1t is charged that Hodges
delivered the goods. a half-pint bottle
Of whisky. for dollar. and that Wat
son received the money that had pre-
viously been marked.
Burke and colored woman ap-
peared near Watson's place of busi-
ness. and the woman conversed with
one of the colored men. Hodges went
away, returned and, 1t is charged. de-
livered the bottle to the woman, Wat
son accepting the money. The men
were placed under arrest and taken
to the first precinct, where Hodges
Is said to have explained that he
merely went after the whisky for the
woman as a matter Of accommoda-
ton. Charges of violations Of the
Sheppard prohibition law were pre-
ferred against the men. and they will
be arraigned in Police Court tomor-
row
Evening star., 1918-06-30
Well Supplied With Money.

Several of those who displayed an
unusual interest about the court,
having no particular business there,
are said to have appeared later on as
defendants. their study Of the police
having availed them nothing. One,
and probably the most surprising,
thing about bootleggers was the fact
that many of them were well sup
piled with money. and those who were
short Of cash found 1t an easy mat
ter to furnish bail. In a number of
instances Of arrests for bootlesgif1g,
it is stated, the defendants were
without funds, and the ease with
which they procured bail suggested
to the police the possibility of their
being runners for some person with
central supply station.
Supplies OF liquor in the custody Of
the police are large enough to stock
a great many saloons. There are
thousands OF quarts stored in rooms
at police stations. chiefly the ninth
precinct. where cartons Of all kinds
Of fntoxicants are held in numbers
large enough to fill one Of the large
Army trucks. Inspector Grants office
at headquarters also is being used as
repository for various brands of
whisky. gin and wines. all brought
here from Baltimore
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
TAX SUITS ARE STARTED HERE
 IN 200 CASES

Thirty-five tax suits were filed in the superior court yesterday against more than 200 defendants, the county seek ing to recover $23,4S0.4O in delinquent taxes. The back taxes, dating from 1908 to 1916, are upon acreage and lots situated throughout the. county and the amounts vary-ranging from $146 to S1,76414.
 Early in February Sam F. Webb, county treasurer, by the direction and advice of the board of supervisors, asked the county attorney to bring court action against delinquent tax payers. The number of suits filed rep resent cnly half the number to be Drought by the county.
 SIX defendants are named in each complaint in from four to six causes Tor action, each cause of action includ- ing all property owned by the defend ants therein, and including all years Tor which taxes are delinquent upon the same.
 One of the interesting legal uues- tionse that will be raised in these suits IS whether taxes may be legally as sessed and collected upon the lands within the reclamation project upon which certificates of acceptance of final proof has issued but no patent has yet issued.
 Every since he went into office. Treasurer Webb has made a strenuous effort to collect back taxes without re- sorting to the courts. From the day he went into office until the first of the year he succeeded in collecting in delinquent taxes s199, 9,777.33 ana since January has collected approxi-
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
DANCE MONDAY
 AND AID NEEDY.

Every year a number of printers, af- fiicted with disases to which members Of the craft are especially susceptible. come to the Salt River valley in the hope of improving their condition. They come from all parts of the United States but principally from the eastern and southern states. The International Typographical union maintains an in stitution at Colorado Springs where aged, infirm and suffering printers are cared for, but as rule the home is filled to its capacity, and. further, many eligible for admittance find the altitude of Colorado Springs too great for their comfort
 So. many printers must seek another location. and everyone who knows the beneficial effects of the Salt River val ley climate can understand why Phoe- nix becomes the mecca for those in search of health.
 The local printers voluntarily as- surne the care of their afflicted fellow workmen, and in so doing they take upon themselves a noble, humane work of love and sacrifice, but withal a work which makes a heavy demand upon their time and finances. The money needed is raised in various ways. but the only method in which the public is asked 10 pafuclpate IS the giving of the annual benefit ball by the Phoenix Typographical union. It is annually the custom to give this dance on Easter Monday and the proceeds are placed in the sick fund
 This year the date of the dance is April 1-next Monday night. For sev- eral weeks committee has been at work arranging for what is hoped will be the largest affair of its kind this season. Patricks hall and Besse's six piece orchestra are drawing cards and a good program and refreshments will add to the pleasure. The grand march will begin at o'clock, new standard time. The sale of tickets so far gives promise of there being an attendance seldom equalled.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
THIRD LIBERTY
 DRIVE ID START
 FRIDAY EVENING

H. J. McClung, state chairman of the Arizona Liberty loan campaign, announced yesterday that the open ing gun of the third Liberty yosln would be fired next Friday evening, when a dinner is to be given at the Womans' club at 6:30 o'cloc6. c. M. Gayley of the University of Califor- nia is to be the speaker of the even ing and will be followed by others.
 Professor Gayley is one of the most convincing and patriotic talilers that have ever listened to-" said MT. McClung. "and I particularly request everyone who can possibly do so, attend the chamber of commerce din- ner next Friday night"
 The dinner will not take on the shape of a banquet, banquets are tabooed so long as the war endures-
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
out it will be a substantial wartime

but it will be a substantial war time dinner.
 The prime object of the opening function in connection with the third Liberty loan is to acquaint attendants with the methods to be used in the campaign, and to inspire those pres ent with the idea that the state Of Arizona must maintain it's established reputation of doing more than is re- quired by the national government.
 The secretary of the chamber of commerce requests that all who de- cate with him at once. as the capacity of the Womans' club building is limited.
 The womans' organization of tho third Liberty loan bond issue is rap- idly getting into shape. Mrs. G. B. Schuller, county chairman of MarI- copa county. has appointed the fol- lowing efficient chairmen: Mrs. Louis Chalmers, Phoenix; Mrs Rudolph Kuchler, Glendale; Mrs. C. A. Rob inson, Peoria; Mrs. Chas. Wolf, Tempe. Mrs. W. A. Anderson, Gil- bert; Mrs. Walter P. Smith. Scotts- dale; Mrs. F. R. McPherson. Algodon; Mrs. J. o. Barnd, Laveen: Miss Maud Wheeler, Gila Bend; Mrs. George Brown, Buckeye: Mrs. Joseph Erie berg, Chandler; Mrs. c. H. Wilbur, Mesa
 These chairmen will act with the chairmen that they have appointed by the Mems organization and to- gether, they should be able to put over a very strong campaign.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

mately s50000. He has kept his clerks busily engaged in notifying delinquents as he did not wish to take them un- awares.
 The treasurer stated yesterday that there was not day that letters did not leave his office, calling attention to back taxes, and everyone who could be reached was notified before suit was brought against them.
 This is only the beginning," said Webb as he discussed the filing of the complaints.
 Until the judgment is rendered de- linquent tax payers will have the op- portunity of making the payment with the penalties.
 Treasurer Webb turned the neces- sary papers over to County Attorney Laney on February 9 and owing to the rush in the county attorneys office two
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

kt To o most u r ire tt go security 
  Yhe omp store de
   meets a al In H ne d get a hh aln aurpamn
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

WANTED-Good Ford roadster Good order and liberal terms. Box l 140h Repuhlican. K
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

the The Valley rancher tell that the supply inadequate Grand Valley out today, but always has its endless
 A TREMENDOUS BOOM IN This boom started by the Cotton City Project
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

FOR SALE-Diamond ring, 2l2 carat; beautiful stone; worth s650; for cash Monday, $425. Box 1406 Re
 publican. It
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

WANTED-A woman cook for few men on a ranch. Phone s365, Phoe- nix 1T
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

FOR SALE-Single buggy with canopy top, side springs; in excellent condition. Also good single harness. Box 1407 Republican. d
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

uors, effective after midnight tomor- row. was denied in the United States district court today by Judge B. F. Bledsoe in suit brought by firm of liquor dealers. The application al legged the city had no right to take from the firm the privilege of selling liquor under a federal license.
 In denying the injunction Judge Bledsoe said: "the federal government has put its face against the liquor traffic. The federal government does not propose to go against the right of a city to regulate its own affairs
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
HOLIDAY |S CALLED
 FUR LIBERTY JOAN
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

DENVER, March 29 - Governor Gunter in a proclamation issued to- night set April 6, next, as a full legal holiday for the state in connection with the opening of the campaign for the third Liberty loan.
 In urging every resident of the state to subscribe generously the governor said: there should be demonstrations of patriotism in every hamlet. town and city in our state in aid of this un- dertaking."
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


 FIVE ACRES. suitable for home; near carline; $500 cash. balance to suit Twenty acres; loamy soil;; near Glendale. Ten acres planted to cotton; ten in good stand alfalfa, s275 per acre. $1,500 cash will handle. See Healy with McDowell Realty Co, no North First Ave: D
 FIVE-ROOM brick house. screen porch; city water, bath. toilet. etc; good neighborhood; northeast; S20o cash. balance easy. See Healy with Mcdowell Realty Co.,, no North First avenue.
 WANTED-A woman cook for few men on a ranch. Phone s365, Phoe- nix. II
 FOR SALE-Diamond ring; 212 carat; beautiful stone; worth s650; for cash Monday, $425. Box 1406 Re publican. It
 FOR SALE-Single buggy with canopy top, side springs; in excellent condition. Also good single harness. Box l4o7 Republican. d
 HEALTHSEEKERS = Cabin fur nished in the mountains; thirty miles, postoffice and stage line; give phone number for full particulars. Box 140S Republican. d
 WANTED-Good Ford roadster. Good order and liberal terms. Box 1405 Republican. K
 WANTED-Reliable girl to assist in general housework. 1906 North Third St Phone 1925. q
 WANTED = Experienced cashiers and bundle wrappers. Apply Kor- ricks. It
 EXPERIENCED salesladies for all departments; must be thoroughly competent and energetic. Apply Korricks. It
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
WANTED-A MILLION DOLLARS!


 Valley needs andsh the the so nexhaust It has the soil The The Grand Valley The Imperial Valley amounted wenee Million dollars SOONN The Imperial Valley similar Grande Valley
 
 the buildings
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

additional stenographers were em- ployed for the work of preparing the complaints.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
FEDERAL INJUNCTION
 |S DENIED BY COURT

ON ACCOUNT OF COST INCREASING too AND DAIRY FEED AND OTHER EXPENSES FROM 100 TO 800 DIARIES HAVE DlscNTlNUED. TWO GRADE DIARIES STOP RETAIL DELIVERIES APRIL 1sT.
 REGARDLESS OF RESULTS NORTON DAIRY MEET THESE CONDITIONS BUT WE WILL CONTINUE TO DELIVER GRADE "A" MILK AND CREAM EXTENT OF OUR PRESENT OUT PUT AT PRESENT PRICES (15c PINT CREAM soc PER HALF PINT DOUBLE CREAM) AT OCT. 1ST ON ACCOUNT OF SOME WINTER WE CAN TAKE ON FEW ADDITIONAL IF ON ROUTE. uLAR CUSTOMERS GIVEN PREFERENCE PHONE ORDERS TO NORTON DAIRY NO. 77, FLEMING BUILDING
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

going caterpillar tractors at City Project publicity the bm other projects the 1t sad COTTON Valeyds Alfalfa section of
 
 perfect weather four months hot the bought from S2 S2O plants from $00 to $150
 The Cotton City with capital Land will be sold on terms and Wate developed
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
Proclamatia Bolsevikistilor.

Copenhaga. = 0 stire de la Mos
cova anunta ca guvernul Sovie-
tist a dat proclamatie prin ca
re acuza Franta 81 Anglia ca ar
Fl complotat ca sd Omoare mini
stri Bolsevichi.t
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
Lipsa tutunului in Germania
Nou guvern Ia Arhanghel.

Paris. = Ziarul Matin anunta
ca guvcrnul lui TchaikOwsky, ca
re fuscse cOnstituit la Arhanghel
dupa debarcarea trupelor aliate
acolo, fost resturnat 81 inlocuit
Gu altul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
marunliSufi.

La conferenta preotilor luat
parte 81 un advocat. Suntem GU
riosi sti ce punct din canoane
a fost att de incurcat incit fost
lIpsa ca un advocat sal interpre-
teze 81 sd mai zici ca Sfintului
Petru nu-i trebue mai buna e.
ducatie decit cea primita ca pes
car! Cum sa-si apere drepturile
daca nu cunoaste legile?
Practica perfectioneaza, - dar
nu cind practici minciuni.
Ridicarea pretului pentru Ia
iarea parului va da aparenta
poetica oraselor.
Tipograful de la foaia blinda
lncetat de a-si mai pune portre-
tul in foaie. POate ca s'a cOnvlns
81 ell de gogomania ce a facut,
punindu-si ,,cipu" in ,,uisag." !"
Nu-i asa Magyar?
,,Deci repet inca odata celor
ce vor sa Sc AGATE de. -" scric
un preOt.
Acatarile moi Stim cd Sc fac de
- creanga. Gel ce vrea sd Sc con-
vinga sd incerce.
Preotul Bungardian a marturi-
sit franc ca ,,Liga 81 Ajutorul' e
catolica, deci sd cuvine lor. Ce
zice ,,oficiosul' G 81 el de acord ?
Ori toata treaba sa invirtc in jul
rul vechiului tratat?
Multi sunt carl sa burzuluiesc
pc data ce lie spui buchile, dar
fac pc prostul clnd Isl permit
ca sd vOrbeasca Gle rau pc altii
Manifestarile poporului sunt
foarte curioase - dar sigure
Multi sd pling de nepasarea lui
-dar uita ca tot ce a facut a
fost ca sa mareasca neincrederea
poporului. 81 cum al cere unui
popor ce nu are incredere in tine
ca sd tie sprijineasca?
Magyar trage biznit, ca
prea s'a inhamat la carul confe.
sional. Moi insa Stim ca prostul
cind pune umarul iti rastoarna
carul. Asa 81 Magyar prin zelul
lui prea mare a vorbit prea multi
despre foaia lui, destinata a de-
veni organ oficios, incit mirosi'
prea multi - 'bisnit. Acum ade.
rentii sd feresc de ell ca de ba.
tai ;.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12

costa acum de la S la Z dolari
perechea, lar Gel facuti din imi-
tatie 81 Gu partea de sus de bum
bac costa un dollar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
Rugaciuni pentru suflctele A
mericanilcr cazuti in lupta. -

Cleveland, Ohio. = Mr.. Harry
L. Vail a propus ca sd Sc faca il
fiecare luna cite un serviciu re
ligios pentru odihna sufletelol
soldatilOr din Cleveland cazuti pc
cimpul de lupta din Franta. Sc a
steapta aprobarea maiorului 81 81
crede Cd serviciile vOr fl tinutt
la teatrul Hipodrom.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12

ba sa Sc depue un project de le-
ge prin care majoritatea artico-
lilor de hrana sa cada sub con-
trolul direct al guvernului, cum
a fost de exemplu cazul Gu caile
ferate '$i Gu telefoanele. Aceasta
hotarire a luat naStere in urma
anchetelor facute de autoritati-
lie federale, prin carl s'a dovedit
ca unii producatori, mai ales "a
Gel in nina carora sta carnea,
fac profituri colosale.
Acesti mari comercianti 81 ia
bricanti au intre Ell legaturi Sc
crete numite trust sau cartel,
prin care un anumit fel de mar
ia il tin toti la un pref, scum
pindu-l de cite ori au placere.
Daca imprejurarile ii silesc sa
mareasca plata muncitorilor GU
2 cent? pc ceas, Ell scumpesc 81
pretul carmel cu dol trei cent? la
pfund 81 asa tot eli sunt cistigati,
pentru ca Sc site cite milioane
de pfunds de carne Sc tae pc ri
in abatoarele ca kingan din Indi-
annapolis sau Swift din Chicago
Guvernul n ar putea face un
bine 81 dreptate mai mare po-
porului muncitor deceit luind ar
ticolile de hrana din nina aces
tor lipitori numite ,,trusturi''
carl pc de 0 parte dau leafa 81
pc de alta trag inapoi in sto-
macul lor desfundat. De altfel
metOda de stoarcere a acestOr
profitatori simtita de toate cla-
sele sociale, insa ca apasa maj
mutt asupra muncitorului GU bra
tele 81 a micului functionar, caci
acolo alta mai subtire. Hotarlrea
congresului bucura pc toti, ia.
cindu-i sd le creased dragostea
lie tara 81 increderea in democra-
fia guvernului American.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
Bombardarea Tirolului.

ma. = Sc anunta ca aerQplanelc
italiene, intr 'un sbOr de 300 de
mile, all bombardat orasele Lienz
Tablach, Brunor, Franzenfeste
Blanchi 81 Bozen (Tirolul austri-
ac). A fost lovit un tren 81 ma
multe poduri de peste caile fe-
rate. Toate aeroplanele s'au in
tors inapoi nevatamate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
Note 81 Comentarii.

Statele Unite, urmind eXem.
plul Marei Britanii, recunoscut
pc Ceho-Slovaci ca beligeranti 81
cd natiune independents. Ceho
S)ovacii, intocmai ca 81 moi Ro-
mini Transilvaneni 81 ca alte
natiuni oprimate, nu hranesc de-
cit sentimente de ura 81 revolta
contra autocratiei Austro-Ung
re. Aceasta fac de generatii in.
tregi.
Pasul Statelor Unite de a re
cunoaste natiunea Ceho-Slovaci.
lOr pare a insemna ca ele an $
inceput sa lucreze la desmenbra
rea imperiului Austro-Ungar, per
tru ca daca acest imperiu putred
de pacate Isl va mai tine pute-
rca, Ceho-Slovacii nu mai pot t
liberati 81 lumea are sa ramie tot
nelmpacata. La desmembrarea A.
ustro- Ungariei ar trebue sd con.
tribuim 81 moi Rominii de aici
caci Statele Unite sunt acum dt
partea noastra 81 n'asteapta de.
cit sa vada daca Gu adevarat
vrem libertatea 81 daca meri
tam.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
Spioni Germani arestati.

utoritatile elvetiene an arestat
noua spioni Germani in decursu
lunei August. Pc linga alte pla
nuri eli mai aveau 81 pc acela dc
a afla locatia trupelor Ameri
cane din Franta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
|NF0RMATIUN|
Noul cabinet ,Olandez.

NOul cabinet OlandeZ. - Haga.
= S'a anuntat Official Cd noul
cabinet depus juramintul si-si
va lua astazi serviciul in primire.
Sc compune din urmatOrii bar
bait:
JOnkheer G. l.. NJ. H. Ruijs de
BeerenbrOuck, prim- -minlstru 81
ministru de inferno; Jonkheer
Karnebeek, ministru de eXterne
Jonkeer Heemkerk, de justitie ;
JOnkeer Devries, de finante; Jon
keer Geusan, de razboi 81 mari
ma Jonkeer Koening, de agricul-
tura, comerciu 81 comunicatii ;
JOnkeer Yesselstein, ministrul
muncei; Jonkeer Idenburg, mini
strul cOlOniilor.
Distrugerea unui submarin. -
Tn port Atlantic. Marinarii
de pc un vapor american Gle
transportat uleiu raporteaza ca
au scufundat un submarin ger
man care-i atacase in mijiocul o.
ceanului Atlantic. Atacul s'a in
timplat in ziua de ] Septembrie
la 1.600 de mile departe de coas-
ia. Lupta a tinut 40 de minute.
Cerinte de ser. - Washington.
= Crucea Rosie Americana a ce-
rut sas Sc trimita in Europa ser
pentru vindecarea 81 impedeca-
rea cangrenei provenita din ga
zurile otravitoare. S'a cerut sd
Sc trimita cantitate care sa fle
indestulitoare pentru sase luni
Abilitatea A7nericanilor. = Pa
ris. - Armata Americana din
Franta are 0 linie ferata mai lun-
ga 81 mai bine echipata decit ca.
lea ferata Erie din America.
Ce fac femeile Italiene. - Ro.
ma. - 1ntr 'un discurs tinut ina.
intea congresului continental a.
organizatiei ,,Ficele revolutiei A.
mericane", s'a spus ca aproape Fl
ecare femeie din Italia, de la
virsta de Is pima la 60 de ami, e.
Iste sora de caritate sau lucreaza
in mod voluntar pentru razboi
81 ca intreaga natiune simte be
neficiul adus de activitatea lor.
Pretul cicrapilor. Londra
- Ciorapii de matasa curata
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
100 de persoane pierite in foe

- Zurich. = Telegramele primi-
tie din Russia anunta ca la Odessa
a iZbucnit un foe in care au ars
100 de persoane 81 peste mie de
cladiri. A4~