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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
DAILY RECORD.

Altura Realty company. to Paul '.
Clifford lot 6. block Il, Altura Park
addition. 1857.
Paul V. Clifford e. W. 70 Lulu n
Bretz: lots 5 and 8, block p, Altura
Park addition, $3.50
Geo. R. lie Baron, 10 n. c. and R
C Nandewater. lots 81 and 81, block
81. AItura Park addition, s545-
Louis Il Hubbard. e TX, to vivian
Albert Worleys lots = and g, block
81. Bassett's addition. S2T5o.
A. A Funk. e. al. TO c Landry lots
9 and 5, block 12o, East Fl Paso ao-
c Lands. ct ux. to r. r. Gibson
lots { and 5 block l2e, East Il Paso
addition. $500
Lillian & G. Cooper and z. B.
Cooper, TO Mrs Laura J. Bond north
81 feet OF lots II and IA block 81,
Franklin Heights addition, $3.50.
I. Montgomery ct al to Jennie
montgomery lots and 2, block -
Grand View addition, so.
J r Muliln. e. ux, 70 v. n Pence,
ct uN. west s feet Of lot 81, al 3,
block IS. Grand View addition. 5000
W. n Pence. et al to. +. A stew
art west 6 feet OF lot 81, all OF 81
block IS. Grand View addition. S2I5o-
Laura J. Bond to z q. Sarrels, ct
uN. undivided one-halt interest IN lots
IS and "a. block Il" HaEue's subdi-
vision. Government Hin. 81, etc
Bond: undivided one-haE interest IN
lots 81 and %. block L. Hague's
81 5dlvision. Government Hill, 81, etc
II 81. Welch. ct ux. TO David D kra-
bin. e. TX lot and west one-halL OF
z. block IS, Highland Park addition
Lulu n. Brett. 70 Paul v Clifford:
vest 10 feet OF lot -. all lot 3, and
east one-half OF lot Is. block 81.
HiEhIand Park addition. $500.
- - MaaHH
IS. 90. 80 and 81. block IL Manhattan
Heights addition $4,000
Morning Side Heights Realty com
uany. to August Meyer lots % ana "a,
block s.. Morning Side Heights addi-
James F. Moore, ct W, 70 ]. c.
{ Brooke; lots s and 9. block I, Orchard
I Park addition. $500.
Walter I. FalveT. to FL Paso Bank
and Trust company a tract Of 81
acres in san Elizario grant survey
Z me First Mortgage company, to J.
I Harry Henderson, tract No 10. Spohr
] addition, Tsleta grant. containing 81
acres more or less. $685. tract No. o,
Spohr addition 1slela grant. 80
acres more or less. sS5l.50s tract No
Is, Spohr addition. Tsleta grant, $50
I acres more or less, $685. tract No g,
Spohr addition. Tsleta grant. 4-45
acres more or less. S6ll.5Oi tract No.
Z 6. SDohr addition. Tsleta grant sos
I acres more or less. seo4.60: tract No.
I 4. Spohr addition. Tsleta grant. SIS
acres more OF less. 1884, tract No 2,
Spohr addition. Tsleta grant 81
D acres more or less, S475.
Auto Licenses Registered
S91I69-Alex Sayeg. III North Fl
Paso street. Essex
ss1TTO-Elion Bros. 31t East Over
land street. Dodge
391T71-Star Auto Wrecking Co.
Ford touring
ss1T72-Jose Velarde. 171e Montana
street. Oldsmobile
ss17TS-Mrs. ]. r Duran. SOC Sec
ond street Essex.
a91TI5-J- II. Carter $50 Copla
street Oakland.
ssI77s-Walters & Durham. Over
land
59177e-Forrest T.. Smith. zoos
North Florence street, Ford
3g1760-J. Harry Henderson SoZl
Aurora street. Ford Sedan
3917s1-1frs- A. P. Coles. 500 Magof-
fin avenue Dodge Sedan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
oil To Be HIT
At 2000FEET
Basin Well May En-
counter First Oil Sand
There. Saws Worrell.

Officials Of Husco Basin on con-
pany are highly pleased at a report
recently made by geologist S. z
Worrsl on geological formations
northwest Of Hueco basin. in which
he concludes that an oil bearing sand
wiz be struck around 1000 feet The
officials Of the Hueco Basin company
have not given Up their original idea
that they viii have to go 5000 feet to
get a producing well, but are elated
over the EeoloEists belief that
another oil stratum viii be found At
a shalIower depth This recent re-
norr OF Dr. Worrel follows previous
renorts he has made on Hueco Basin
REGARDING his more recent N
vestfgaffous. which were made In the
vicinity Of Tet-o bluffs. northwest OF
the basin. he sa Us, in a letter TO presl-
dent Geo w Lhiesens OF the Hueco
Basin company
.'DurinE a rsdent visit 10 a section
OF the country Just northwest Of the
Hueco Basin Oh Company's holdlngs,
I made an intera sting discovery The
limestone at the foot q what are
known as the Yeso bluffs carries a
considerable quantity Of oil, or at
least it may be so considered from
analysis Of sam pies, which were
taken from the TOP OF the ground,
where they had been exposed Of
course. for thousands Of years I1e
analysis showed from a half 10 three
quarters parent OF oil
This limestone dips gently towards
the Hueco Basin on company's. hold
ings. goes under a big sincliual
trough and rises again IN gentle
slope towards your holdings. You
viii undoubtedly encounter this oil
bearing stratum I thing IL will be
at a depth Of less than 2o0o feet
Just above this strattm OF limestone,
there are thick red beds 100 or SO in
thickness The color is deep red.
where exposed aIonE the bluff where
I saw them In other words. when
YOU encounter these red beds, you are
only a short distance from the oil
bearing stratum
The finding Of the red beds"
pleases ". D. Chappuis. superinten-
dent Of drilling. because OF comparf-
sons he has made With Ranger logs
all Of which show that the red
beds are found before the oil stratum
IS struck
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
Begy's MuStarine
AStOniSheS All
Money Back. Says Druggists.
Begy's Mustarine Isn't by Far
the Best Mustard
Preparation.
A Big Yellow Box for SOC.

Ask your druggist % show you q
box Of Begy's Nustarine. he and every
other druggist in America IS author
lied TO return your money II it does
not do as advertised
Doctors have prescribed q for 10
years. It's the original. and best i'm
provement en- the old-fashioned Nus
tard Plaster, and quickly stops rheu-
matte pains, neuritis, neuralgia and
lumbago. and instantly relieves ton
silitis. pleurisy and bronchitis.
Just rub 90 on. and over night away
goes sore throat coughs and chest
colds
For spralns, sWellngs and al aches
and pains. O. has no equal while for
sore feet. nothing yet discovered can
compare with IT, It's the quickest
pain killer on earth Be sure it's
BeEy's. always IN the yellow box
S. C. Wells & CO. Leroy n. Z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
EASTLAND COUNTY HOLDS NEW
OIL DEVELOPMENT WIEREST

sire Springs. Tex. NoF- 5s.-Iu
the southern part Of Ezstland county
oil developments are making good
progress Al operators are watching
the Humble oil and Refining com
pany's Dean well. an offset to the
Norman No. !. which is making 900
barrels p Z12q feet The Dean well
IS expected in any day and Is likely 20
be a good producer AS soon as the
eight inch pipe 10 the company's tank
farm at German Is completed the well
viii be drilled n
Three and a half miles north OF
Sine Springs the Atlanta OIL and Re
filming compauT's Watkins No I is
a small producer At 2719 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
THIN FILM ON SCALP
MAKES HAIR FALL

II IS now known that a thin. invis-
lble film OF fatty accumulation forms
on many scalps and seals" up the
scalp pores. This Euppresses hair
viEor, and leads 20 falling out Of the
hair. The only way TO remove this
film, and let your hair breathe" IS
10 dissolve this film This can be
done only BY using a teaspoonful OF
eggoI IN a cup OF water, used as a
headwash. This does what no soap or
other shampoo can do. A twenty-five
cent package Of eggoI at any drug
store contains enough for q dozen OF
these head washes-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
Thousands Have Tape
Worm Without KaOWiRgIt

Many sufferers who have coctored
for stomach trouble without getting
lasting relief. have finally discovered
that tapewcrm or c-her worms IN the
rtomach ana mtes1nes caused their
trouble
II vuu have q PALE complexion. dun
s-es. rings under the eyes. coated
tongue. heartburn. gas on the stomach.
fI-zirs=g. headaches. constipation. poor
aunetita q EnawllE sensation IN the
rtnmach. offensive breath OF excessive
rervuusuess write The Vlta-Tone Co.
Dep- 81, 4s1 18th St. Milwaukee. WIS.,
Who guarantee 10 remove tlpe-Worn1s
nd relieve stomach troubles ard send
their treatment on the Free Trial Plan
This company viii send you tree OF
,harga. a booklet telling all about the
Eymptous and causes % tape-worna.
End other worms. and how 20 get nd
= them and other forms Of stomach
troubles az home without dieting or
zanger-Advt-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
.RICACID
SOLVENT
75c Bottle 1872 doses)


Just because YOU start the day Wor-
ried and tired. stiff laigE and arms ana
muscles. an aching head. burning ana
bearing down pains in the nacE--vForn
out before the day beEins-uo not
think YOU have 20 stay IN that condi-
ton. start the day RIGHT Be strong.
healthy, feel fine
Get rTelli Get ride OF PAINS stlI1
Joints. sore muscles. r1eumatic suffer
ing. aching back OF kidney trouble
Start NOW.
~ YOU suffer from bladder weak
ness. with burning. scalding pains, or
are fl and out Of bed halt dizen
fir1es a night. you wiz appreciate the
rest. comfort and strength this treat
ment gives
We win give ToI one s5-cen- bottle
re- 7oaesl FREE and FREE BOOK
about uric Acid and how to- treat Il,
10. convince YOU The Williams treat
uent ccuuuers Kidney and hlauaer
diseases RheurulltiSrn ana al otheL
ailments chronic Or Etunnorn =
caused By excessive Uric ACID
send this notice TO The Dr. D. \
Williams Co. Dept R. 100 ? o.
Block. East Hampton, Conn. and re-
cefve BY uarcCI ros- delivery paid, a
free 75-ceur bottle go dosesl- with
out obIfEztiou- Only one free bottle
to same person. address or family
Fine for a cid romach--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
URGE NTERNMENT CAMP
FOR UNDESIRABLE ALIENS

New York. Nov. 2s.-Establishment
Of a large camp or cantonment for
detention OF undesirable aliens pend
ing investigation and disposal Of their
cases. Is the latest plan Of the house
Immigration committee now cOnduc-
ting an Inquiry at Ellis island, II was
announced last night
The camp would be similar TO those
in use during the war for the intern
ment OF enemy aliens and would be
the temporary abiding place Of ali
agitators collected anywhere IN the
United States, who by their conduct
or utterances, made their further so
iourn in this country questionable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
OIL BEARING
STRATAF0UN0
Somerset Association Re
ports Find at $500 Feet;
Watching Development.

Somerset, Texas. Nov. ga new
oil bearing strata has been discovered
by the Somerset OIL association IN its
Eruesr vel in the Somerset field
The veil is producing approximately
so barrels OF oil per day from be-
tween $500 and 2400 feet OIL men
are Watching the further Development
Of his wei closely
Indicaaious Of OIL have been found
I'm the Trans-Texas Oil company s
Seitz No I around 1928 feet
The Hamilton oil company-s No I
Ha4nIltar Is setting the 12 iucb
casing at q depth of 1875 feet
The SoethTesrern Texas Oh ana
Refini-r oor-usuv's wei OF the Anton
Rims tract. eight miles south Of san
Antonio IS CLEANING out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
MCULLOCH COMPANY READY
TO SPUD IN TWO WELLS

Brady. Texas, Nov. 22-TWo wells
will be spudded IN in McCullOch coun-
ty at an early date by the McCulloch
company on its lease on the Apple
ton ranch The wells win be started
as soon as the drillers arrive on tho
location. This company holds con
siderable acreage In this vicinity and
win start three wells on this pro-
perty by January L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
COMPLETE FISHING
JOB ON CLEBURNE WELL

CIeburne. Texas. Nov. e. The
driIlers have completed the fishing
job at the Joshua we'll Drilling viii
be resumed az once.
The HOLSTER OH company IS car
ryinE casing 10 its we'll at Egan- The
company has begun the movement Of
It's material by trucks on account OF
the delay IN shipping by railroad
The wen is at a depth Of about $50
feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
MAGNOLIA COMPANY BUYS
MORE LAND IN Cushing

Ardmore, Okla, Nov. 28.-Ths sum
OF $4,000 has been paid by the Nag
nolia Petroleum company TO Milton
Thompson OF Cushing for 40 acres
Of land IN the cid Cushing district
This property offsets the March OIL
company's tract on which the com
pany brought in a 500 barrel wen re-
ceatIy. The Magnolia Petroleum
company viii begin developing this
acreage at once
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
LNDALE. -. - WELL

"
Lindale, Texas. Nov 2G-The Lin
dale oil company's first test has been
spudded in on the company's 5000
acres Of leases IN smith county This
well viii be drilled 10 the 5000 foot
level unless oil or gas should be
found at a lesser depth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
MARIGOLD COMPANY WELL
DRILLING AROUND 1860 FEET

wichita Fails. Texas. Nov. 2S.-The
AIarigold Oil company well No.
Morgan. IS drilling around 1850 feet.
and is preparing 20 be brought In at
an early date
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28
KEY FIELD, OKLAHOMA AREA,
MAKES 10 NEW COMPETITIONS

past ten DAYS compilations have beer
made 81 the Keys field Many other
wells are 81 interesting depths. either
on TOP Of the sand preparing 20 drlil
in or rapidly nearing the depth az
which the oil tearing strata shoul1
be frnnl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

sault Ste Marie. Mich, Nov. Is
The body Of a sailor believed to be
one OF the crew OF the steamer Ny
ron which was lost off Whitefish
point last Saturday night, was picked
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

up today about six miles from Iro-
quois point lighthouse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

Bulbs: Hyacinths. Tuiips. Narcissus.
Ell PesO seed Co. Phone S63.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

THE deputy constable, fixed On a
flock Of wild geese that was pass
ing over today. IF they had seen his
star they might have stopped, but as
it was they didEt pay any attention to
tim.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

Sidney docks says if anybody could
have r-easured yesterday he believes
the would have found it to be ore
OF the longest days in the United
States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-28

The Rye Straw stoTe-keePer has
built a large shed room to store the
things the public comes in and calls
for that be hasn't got.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-05
New Bank For Union
State-Institution Expected to Be
gin Business Soon

Union. June 30-A new bank has
beer organized in Union and will be-
gin business at an early date. IL VIII
be capitalized at $4,000 and will n',
a State bank. Most Of the stock has
ALREADY been subscribed and applica-
Jion for 2 charter has been filed.
Among the promoters OF the new
enterprise are Clarence C. Sanders. r.
E. Kelly. P. E. Wilburr. John ". Vii
banks and George T. Keller.
The institution VIII be located II
the store room now occupied 'by- the
Burris Furniture Company AMI Viii
begin business as soon as ;:le plans
can be carried out.
Mr. Sanders who is one Of the pro
moters. and who Will proban;c be
president OF the Institution. has Tor
The past ten years been cashte.' &C 'f.a
Citizens National P,,nk here. I. has
not yet been determined who "ll be
the cashier and who will hold the
other positions in the bank.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-05
Body Found in Road
Henry Emery Killed in Upper
Section of GreenviIle County !,

Greenville, June 30.-The dead
body Of Henry Emery, a young white
man of CLASSY Mountain township,
was found lying in the road early
Monday morning near Piney Grove
Church in the extreme upper section
Of the county. according to a tele-1
phone message to Sheriff Rector from
John Lindsay. Young Emery had
ceen shot se.eral times, it was stat.
ed, and death appeared to have been
instantaneous, as the body was cold
when found.
Another member of the Emery
family was missing, according to the
telephone message from that section,
and it is feared that he also has been
slain. No information was had as to
who the slayer .of Emery might have
been and no arrests had been made.
Sheriff Rector and Coroner Ali
SON left for the scene Of the shoot
ing this morning to make thorough
investigation. The place where En-
cry met his death is said to be almost
inaccessible.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-05
Ready for Shriners
Extensive Plans Made in Hen
dersonviIIe

Hendersonville, n. c., June Coo
lun1bia Masons will be pleased to
learn that one ton of fried chicken
and one-half ton of boiled ham have
been ordered in partial preparation
for the coming picnic ceremonial Of
Oasis Temple, A. A. O. y. NJ. s., TO be
held here on July and and which
will be attended by many thousand
The Hendersonville board OF tradc
and the Shriners club OF this city in
vites Masons OF the South, and ?;ar-
ticularly Of Columbia. to participate
in the ceremonial. Many have ii
ready accepted this invitation, among
them the Shrincrs' club Of Atlanta.
which will send its fine band and pa
troll. Two years ago the famous
''chanters" of Atlanta made a lasting
impression here.
1.-The Treat EN- Rough ceremonial.
to be held on the third and fourth
days of the Great Thirst, in the Oasis
of Hendersonville." promises to COM
pletely fill the town with delegates
and visitors, but ample arrangements
have been made to care for all who
may come.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-05
Change in Command
Of Atlantic Fleet
Booming of Salutes Marks Cere-
.mony by Which Mayo is Sue
ceeded by Wilson

New York, June 30.-To the boom
ing of salutes from the big guns on
the flagship Pennsylvania lying a
anchor in the North River. Com
mand Of the Atlantic feet changet
. hands today when Admiral Henry
Mayo, its war time commander. was
..piped over the side" and Admiral
Henry 3. Wilson, who commanded tn
naval patrol forces overseas during
the war, succeeded him as senior at:
nairal of the feet.
Hundreds Of naval officers Of the
Pacific and Atlantic fleets and then
guests participated in the festivities
attendant upon the transfer "f com
mand Of the Atlantic feet. Many OF
the warcraft Of both fleets swung as
anchor in the stream nearby decked
with flags in honor of the occasion.
Admiral ". S. Benson, chief o.
naval operations and representing
Secretary Daniels. assumed the cen
ter of the ceremonies on the Pennsyi-
yania at 5.15 p. m. and officially an
nounced the transfer of the command
of admiral Mayo IN. his old rank as
rear admireI 20 the Office Of the ch1e1
of naval operations at Washington.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-05
Inquiry BY Cats
Made in florida
Governor Investigates Charges
That State Of Peonage Ex-
lists in Phosphate Mines

Lakeland, Fla, June 30.-Gov. Sid
ney J. Cats arrived here from TIA
hassee this morning TO make per
sonal Investigation Of charges that G
virtual state OF pconage exists at sorle
Of the phosphate mines in this section.
Strike. breakers are now being used 70
break up q strike Of some 3,000 min
ers and other help which went On
strike some TWO months ago. TIE
strikers claim that armed guards al
come CT the mines compel the men
now employed to remain 1T WORK.
In company With Sheriff Logan he
governor visited several Oh the n1l2es
today but refused to make any state
ment as to what he found.
The mine owners Indignantly ''sl:.'
that any man is forced to remain at
work and state that the armed guards
are maintained at their properties TO
prevent possible depredations by the
strikers. There have been only mi
nor clashes SO far.
The men are On strike for shorter
hours and recognition OF their union.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-05
Dies in Stream
Charleston Convict Makes Effort
to Escape

Columbia. July david Burns
alias David Byrd. negro convict on the
i,eid Farm in Kershaw county. ,,s-
capped last Tuesday and his body wa;
found Sunday night floating in the
Wdlcrcc River several miles below
Eastover. The remains fioated while
Il pair OF shacnies were bound to both
legs. The body WIS brought to Co
lumbia for burial.
Burns alias Byrd was serving five
year sentence. He was convicted OF
burglary and larceny in Charleston on
February "a. 1916.
Magistrate Thompson Of Eastover
was notified Sunday that 4 body was
in the river and he notified the deputy
sheriff. Nj. Heise sent word to Coro-
ner Scott and he Went 10 Acton early
yesterday morning. The body was
resting on light logs and raft and was
,iccom posed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-05
Jury Fails to Agree
No Verdict Reached in Morris
Case

Charlottesville. Va. .Iunc %a.-Aftcr
being out an hour and Il half the jury
in Che case III Ed$ar Norris. charged
With the murder Of Magistrate BLU
ford Sullivan. during 4 court session
st S;andardsvil!e, Va. failed 70 reach
Il verdict and was called in by The
court at 93a tonight and adjolMEmc1:
lahcn until 10 o'c:cck tomorl o%'
morning.
Arguments in the case consumed
five hours Of heated discussion today.
One incident or particular interest
stood out in the session.
While Attorney Hammer. counsel
for the dcfrnS" was arr;igninG The
dead magistrate. declaring ''hc feared
neither man nor God. the Rev. K.
w. Lewis. an Episcopal Clergyman. IN
Of the mission home. near the
scene of the tragedy in Greene county.
shouted: You're Il liar"
Mr. Lewis vas called TO the bar OF
the court and, aftcr apologiz!ns for
MS remark at the request Of the court.
was fined $40.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-05
"Dry Spell" Arrives
Saloon Keepers, HoteI PDprie.
tors and Restauranteurs VIII
Keep Bars Open, However

| New York, June 30-After mid
night tonight New Workers vii! have
all evidence OF hardness removed
from liquor consumed outside ihe,r
own homes, according TO a decision
reached this. afternoon by more than
5000 hotel proprietors, restauranten:s
and. saloon keepers.
After meetings held in various
parts of the city, the vets an
nounced they would obey the war
time prohibition act in letter and
spirit. but would keep their bars
open. Gliding across these mahogany
barriers, however. would be only 2.75
per cent beer and light wines, they
said. If the alcoholic content OF
these wines proved too high, it would
"be modified with seltZer" they add
ed.
1t was a day Of conferences in
New York On the exc Of the most
':arid' spell Broadway has known.
dispensers Of liquor held counsel as tc
what their course should be while a
parley held Ut police headquarters il
dicatad that custodians Of the city's
peace were 10 less anxious 20 chart
their course.
Blu. while these conferences were
in progress New Workers showed Their
1eterm ina ticn not 10 be cheated our
OF what might prove their last del
uge" Not a seat was TO be had this
evening in cabaret or hotel and II
vas perhaps this avowed determina-
ton Of New York 10 celebrate that
caused orders to be issued from the
police headquarters that all reserves
were to hold themselves in readiness
from midnight tonight until noon to
morrow.
Many thirsty New York~fs. how
ever. had an eye TO the future ane
stocked up in an eleventh hour rush
on wholesale and retail liquor estab-
lishments.
The police received orders tonight
to enforce the ban on hard liquor
after midnight. and preclnct chiefs
were notified that saloon Keepers in
the various districts were TO he in
formed that any one offering wis
key or spirituous liquors for sale
after midnight Will he placed under
arres, and arraisncd before United
State commissioners.
Inl:roations that there wolild be
10 "indi:.orininate arrests for the
sale CT 30 per cent. beers and wines
sore made at the Offices Of William :
Gff!cy. agent OF :Ec department of
justice. aud Cnitca States District At
torncy Francis G. Cahfey Evidence Of
violations. howcver. it WAS said.
might bn taken and accumulated FOR
prosecutions some time within the
three year statute of limitations. if 4
federal court decided 275 per cent
beer is Intoxicating"