El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-13
ZONE LAW SHUTS THE DOORS Of
SALOONS HERE MONDAY NIGHT.
Thirsty Have Only One More Week Day to Absorb In
toxicants; BreWeTies and Agents VIII Push With
the kick Extracted; Wholesalers Dispose
of Stocks; City Refunds Nearly $4,000.

nearly all the stock Of intoxicants-
The bar viii serve soda water
There viii be no celebration at the
Elks' home Monday night A few
goodbye drinks viii be taken. but
there viii be no waiting till the clubs
drinking hour II %. m e bar viii
be closed in obedience to the mandate
at 1890.
VIII Vend SOFT Drinks.
The Globe bar on Texas street viii
sell soft drinks after April Is The
pool room and cigar store run in con-
nection with the bar viii continue.
The Live Oak bar. 4O6 East san
Antonio street, has had its rent cut
in half and viii be occupied by pres
eut lesses as a soft drink and lunch
Got Rid Of Lease.
The Alberto cafe, on Missouri be-
tween Stanton and Kansas is for rent
The lessee had clause in his lease
by which prohibition terminated it
One saloon man on Stanton wanted
Herald's business what he was going
to do"
Old san Antonio Bars Quit.
Vic Benedict. who closed the HOndo
bar several months ago and opened
the old Courthouse bar Immediately
after FL Paso's local option election.
viii go out Of business entirely.
Pete Adams. Of the Lobby bar, will
remain in business, dealing in tobacco
goods and soft drinks.
The Palace viii also become a soft
drink place. while the Osaple, which
with the Hondo, the Lobby. the Pal
ace and several others, formed the
chain Of saloons that long graced
East San Antonio street, viii close.
Clubs Must Close.
Larry Ford. who conducts the sa-
loon in the First National bank build
ing, viii abondon the room entirely
and It viii be used by the bank
As to the clubs, they have TO dis
continue the sale OF liquor just as
the regular bars Inasmuch as the ten
mile law forbids the Importation Of
liquor, these clubs may not even have
individual lockers, II was said at the
office OF county attorney ". H.
Fryer
Del NOrte TO Convert Bar.
The bar at Hotel Paso del Norte
VIII become either a lunch room or
soda water dispensary- J. A. l. Pinto.
assistant manager. said the decision
had not been made between these two
possibilities.
The proprietor Of the Van Dyke bar.
A J Van Dyke, said he had not de-
cided whether he will continue use Of
the room under which his lease. which
back to the owner. He is protected
by a prohibition clause.
Alhambra for Lease.
The Alhambra buffet is for rent at
a low consideration according to in
formation CLEANED ever the mahog-
any. The present proprietOrs have
he location under lease until No
vember II. 1913.
The FL Eden, at 40 South Fl Paso
street. viii become a convert TO the
new order Of things. and near beer
and strawberry soda viii be the
the principal beverages dispensed
VIII Clear His Stocks
A similar condition viii prevail at
the Resort saloon at Sixth and FL
more, figures that his entire stock Of
intoXicants VIII be safely disposed Of,
without any considerable loss by
Monday. and on that date, he becomes
a seller Of soda
The Orndorff bar win run as always
with the small exception that no in
toxicants VIII be dispensed Many
and various drinks, Of nonexciting
nature viii be for sale, but there VIII
be no kick" in them.
sBuezet Of Blood" to Reopen.
Jacks Bar, at Kansas and Second
streets, more commonly known as the
Bucket Of Blood" is already closed
and has been for more than a week.
The Exchange Bar at Second and
Stanton streets. owned by C. n Ball
VIII close promptly with the death
Of John Blrleycorn- simultaneously
Mr.. BAH viii reopen at the site Of the
old Bucket Of Blood" with soft
drink and near beer emporium which
with a mechanical piano. operated
with a nickel viii take the place OF
the old whisky stand
The Stauron bar. at Third and stan
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