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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-17

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
MISS BOWEN SINGS IN
CABARET TO SELL A BOND

The Sheldon cafe Monday night
smacked Of san Francisco in the good
old days. The crowd was a happy.
snappy wei entertained group Of well
dressed women and men.
During the dancing DR. George ].
Carlisle offered TO buy for his firm
a $500 Victory bond providing one OF
the young ONE present would sing
a song. Miss Nellie NAY Bowen &C
cepted the challenge as she said. IT'S
for the cause. fellows, and we must
all help TO a man" To Miss Bowen
Jazz music is a perfect art She gets
10 over h squeezed everything out
OF her clever paraphrase. III say He
do Brig Gen James b. Erwin. who
with three guests was enjoying sup
per and h dancing. was Miss B0wen's
target When IL comes 70 singing-a
Jazz song. Miss Bowen is a feminine
Al Jolson- Gen Erwin Immediately
offered 10 buy another bond providing
Miss Bowen would sing once ore A
snappy French song OF the Wee Wee
Marie type was given
Continuing the cabaret aspect, a
large basket OF beautifully selected
lilies and carnations was offered as a
prize to the best dancers on the floor
by Dr.. Carlysle- Gen Erwin. John
BuquOr and Bert O~rnGorff were asked
to act as judges. The dancers were
eliminated and the prize finally fell
10 two extremely graceful dancers.
Lieut. A Celaya and Mrs. Athena
Wade.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK?
HAVE YOU RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY, LIVER OR
BLADDER TROUBLE?

Pain or a dun ache in the back is Of
len evidence OF kidney trouble. It is
nature timely warning 20 show You
mat the track OF health IS not clear
Danger signals.
II these danger signals are unheed-
ed more serious results are sure TO
follow; kidney trouble in its worst
form may steal upon you.
Thousands Of people have testified
the mild and immediate effect Of
SWamp-RooL the great kidney. liver
and blacder medicine IS soon realized
that it stands the highest for its
remarkable curative effect in the
most distressing cases II you need
q medicine, o should have the best
Lame Back.
Lame back is only one OF many
symptoms Of kidney trouble. Other
mptoms showing that YOU NAV need
SWamp-Eoot are. being subject 10
embarrassing and frequent bladder
SPECIAL NOTE-You nav obtain a
enclosing ten cents 10 DR.. Eflmer &
you the opportunity to prove the re
VIII also send you a book OF valu
the thousands OF grateful letters rec
lney found Swamp-Root to be Just {
bladder troubles. The value and succ
lnat our readers p advised to send
Dr. kllmer & Co. BinEhamton. n. y.
me FL Paso Daily Herald-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22

troubles day and night. irritation
sediment. etc.
Lack OF control smarting. uric acid
rheumatism. Dloating. nay be loss
OF flesh. salloW complexion.
Prevaleney OF Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize tia
alarming increase and remarkabls
preFalency OF Kidney disease. While
kidney disorders r. among the most
common diseases that prevail they
are soueumes the last recognized By
patients. who Fery ofen content them
selves with d~oetorin= the effects,
while the original disease may con
stantly undermine the system
Regular medium and large size bot
ties ar all drug stores.
Don't make any mistake. but
remember the name. DR.. Kilmers
Swamp-Root and the address. Bing-
hamton, n. y which you VIII find on
every bottle.
sample size bottle OF Swamp-Root br
Co. Binghamron, n. y. This gives
markable merit Of this medicine They
able Information. containing many o.
eiVed men and women who say
he remedy needed in kidney. liver ana
ess OF Swamn-Root III so vel known
for a sample size bottle Address
Be sure TO say you read this offer in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
CITY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
WANTS LIST OF VACANT JOBS

The city employment bureau operat-
ing in the basement OF the city hall
requests all employers who have jobs
to be filled e notify its office. The
hours are from 1880 in the morning
until $50 in the afternoon.
Henry N. Walker. manager OF the
bureau. said Tuesday. we have an
average Of 200 people a day asking
for work. Many OF our calls are from
former soldiers and former war
workers Monday we registered los
women and SO men. We could place
twice as many men and women every
day if we had work for them.
The day labor OF the women is a
great problem Housewives who
want a woman for only n day teIe-
phone to the office and a woman is
sent put 10 that address. It is only
for one days work The Woman re-
ports TO the office the next day. It
is difficult 10 regulate this class OF
work as the housewives are not GER
tain what days they VIII need help.
So the women have to come in every
morning and wait TO be assigned"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
AND ARMY
DISCUSS WAGES
Capt. Parrot Says Work
Can Rest for Time
If Necessary.

The situation with regard 10 union
labor employed in the construction
work at Fort Bliss was discussed in
formally at a conference between W.
r. Welch. president Of the carpenters
union. and Col John A Wagner. dis
trict quartermaster. Tuesday fore
noon Mr.. WEIGH expressed himself
as pleased with the result OF the con-
ference and said that he felt that diff
ferences would be satisfactorily ad-
1usted Mutual explanations. he said,
were made as TO the attitude Of union
labor here and the position towards
that attitude taken by the army Off
GERS at Fort Bliss.
we understand said a union labor
leader. that it is o in h province
Of army officers here to regulate the
scale Of wages paid"
Result 10 Washington.
Capt J.. ". PARROT. one of the five
members Of the wage adjustment
board of the United States. who is
here in connection with the adjust
ment Of the demands OF the carpen-
union for an increase Of wages
on Fort Bliss work, stated Tuesday.
morning that the results Of his inTes-
ugation OF the situation have been
forwarded to Washington, and the de-.
cision must be made from there
It is alleged by the carpenters
union that the regular scale Of S7A
cents an hour should be paid carpen-
tiers, instead Of the wage Of IS cents
hour now prevailing.
Let II Rest.
This 100000 worth of work now.
planned for Fort Bliss is not a rush
Job" Capt PARROT stated. We can
let it rest for a while. If thought best
OF course, everyone would like to see
the work proceed straight ahead. as
the soldiers deserve better quarters"
It is understood that the other
trades union employees now engaged
the construction work, uch IS.
bricklayers, plumbers, sheet metal
workers and iron workers are also
complaining that they are receiving
81 a day less than the regular union
scale.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
Of Pool Halls
In Texas On May Is
TEMPORARILY Enioined

Dallas. Tex. April ga temporary
injunction restraining state officers
Of Texas from e~nfarcing the anti-pOol
halls law, which would have closed
billiard and pool halls in the state on
May I. was issued by United States
district judge James c. Wilson. sitting
in chambers at Fort Worth. Monday
later filed with the federal dis
trict clerk in Dallas.
The order was issued upon request
Of the Dallas Labor Temple associa-
ton and hotel companies in several
Texas cities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
3 T. S. Naval
Planes To Try
Overseas Trip
Giant Seaplanes Will De
part From Rockaway
Beach Early In Nav.


Washington, D. c.. April 2z-Thrse
naval seaplanes, the N-C-I. N-C-3 and.
NC. VIII attempt the flight across
the Atlantic ocean. They win leave.
Rockaway Beach early next month.
but, so far as is known now. no de-
cision has been reached as to whether
the route viii be direct from New
Foundland to Ireland or via the.
Azores.
Each 10 Carry Crew Of ..
Each plane IS expected TO carry a
crew Of five men, viii be driven by
four Liberty motors Of a total of 1900.
horsepower n viii carry sufficient
gasoline 10 make a stop or a direct
flight TO ireland Unnecessary. unless
storms or strong head winds are en-.
countered
Tests Made With Nc.
IL was learned today at the navy
department that tests conducted with
the NC have been eminently satis-
factor. This craft is several hundred
pounds heavier than any OF the other
three, however. and it is for this rea-
that 10 viii o be used in the
overseas voyage The arrangement OF
motors In the three planes TO maze
the flight is different from that in the
Nc each having three pulling and
n driving engine. whereas the NC
has wo driving and two pulling.
Comparative tests between the two
types have shown that the arrange
ment in D three planes is much the
better. particularly should trouble de-
Yelop In n OF the pulling motors.
Navigators Not Named.
Names Of the navigators, pilots,
radio operators and mechanicians Sc
lected TO man h machines have not
yet been made public nor has there
been any announcement as to the
point in New Foundland from which
b planes win start overseas. The
flight distance from Rockaway Beach
TO New Foundland viii be approxi-
mately 1900 miles-the longest trip
ever Undertaken by naval planes and
after the craft reach New Foundland
they must be carefully examined ana
Elven any necessary overhauling.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
STOCK REPORTS
FROM 8 POINTS
Midland, Clarendon, Maria
Inspectors List
Movement.

The Panhandle Dc Southwestern
.stockmen's association. with head
quarters in FL Paso. has received re-
ports Of cattle shipments for the week
ending April ls from its inspectors as
follows-
BY inspector Bud Estes. Midland,
Tex April Il. W. p. Edwards. from
odessa. Tex. 70 NJ H ODOnneM. Ka-
homa, six cars stock cattles april H.
from J. Fl Graham. odessa. Tex, to T..
W Thornton. Midland. Tex. one a
bulls; April is. from w. W Bruns0n,
Stanton. Tex. To Ccffman Bros kan
sas City No, 90 car three year old
steers; April 10, from S~charbauer Cat
lie Co, Midland. Tex to Blackstone x
Slaughter. Four Acres. Okla 10 a
three year old steers: April II. from J.
II Haley, odessa. Tex. to Pyote. Tex
five cars stock cattles April IS. B.
Dawson, odessa. Tex, to Rosalia. kan.
90 ears -four and five year ola steers
From Clarendon
BY inspector T. n Pyle, IT.. Claren-
don. Tex april Is, from McMurtry
Bros. Clarendon. Tex 10 Black Leg.
Serum Co. Amarillo, Tex. One car Of
calves. April 16. from Lee Bevins,
Leila Lake Tex, TO AMARILLO five
ars COWS and calves; April &C. Doke
d sons. Claude, Tex. to c.. 3. Kelley.
steers April IS, from ". A Blame
Hedley. Tex. to Hereford Tex. five
cars COWS and calves; April is, Cham
berlain. Jeffries g. Pyle, Clarendon.
Tex. 20 Alma. KAN three cars two
year old steers.
From Maria.
BY C. Craighead, Maria Tex: April
Is, from Evans q Hychurch, Valen-
tine, Tex, TO H II Thompson. GrenolL
Kan. nine ear three year old steers;
April 16, George hays, Alpine, Tex
10 MaCCamD, Fl Paso, One a mixed
cattle; April H. Benton Bros & Nal
lard. Maria Tex. TO oscar Kane, san
angelo. Tex, two cars W. ear old
steers- April II. Oscar Cane, Maria,
Tex. TO S. J. Blocker. Hominy, kan.
II car three year old steers; April -,
Tom CroWson. Maria. TO Glenn & Van
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
First Anniversary OF
New Yorb-P Philadelphia
Aerial Mail Is MAY IS

Washington. D. c.. April 22-Plans
for celebrating the first anniversary
Of the New-York-Phiiadelphia air
mail service on May Is contemplate
the use on regular flights OF the same
six planes which inaugurated the
service and which to date have served
more than II months Of flying under
all sorts Of weather conditions.
Lieut. J.. c. Edgerton. chief Of flying
operations. viii take mail 10 New
York in h plane he Use for the
first trip from New York 70 wash
ington-
About 5000. 900 letters. or more than
100000 pounds OF mail. have been car
ried in this service. Some Of the
planes have records Of 200 flying
hours and 40. 900 miles Of flying. At
the start it was predicted that the
maximum life Of a machine would be
not more than 40 flying hours.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
300 WILL WORK
IN LOAN DRIVE
More Than Half of Mum
Der Will Be Women
Volunteers.

Approximately 500 persons viii be
actively engaged in securing subscrIp-
tons TO the Victory Liberty loan. 1t
was announced Tuesday morning by
sales manager Maurice Schwartz More
than half Of this number viii he wom-
en- volunteers working in the residence
districts under the direction Of team
captains.
A partial list o. workers has been
reported by some OF the cap
.tains. as follows
List Of workers.
Team number 3. E. F. Neff. captain;
A. J. RoWlands. lieutenant; c. F. Bar
.~glebaugh, secretary: D. IL Sutor, Chas.
Newman, F. A Henning, H. H Erls,
a p Coles, Emmett Hines, G. II.
Pound. Robert Lander. T. B. Fletcher.
w S. McAIath. G. G. Franklin. A. ST.
berberg. W. c. Hader, A. j. Strayer, w.
b Vaudeville, Sig. SchWabe. Crawford
Harvie, J.. D. Foster. F. B. Harris.
District 8 A. Airs. Z Kohlberg. lieu
tenant; Mesdames V. 3 Andreas, H NJ
Andreas, G. York s j.. Prudential. s
ArOnsteln. Jake Miller. J. Laskin. j. L.
Esslinger. W Cooley. Walter Howe,
Frank Lynch Hugh s White, Max
MOye, E D. Lachman, p T. French.
Battelle White. Louise Blumeuthal. r.
Weinstein.
District ? B, Mrs. L l. Robinson.
lieutenant; Mesdames J. Gordon Har-
dy. W. c.. Mccormick, J. W. Gist. T. 3.
C. f. Kelly y A. Ferguson II
W. Broaddus. J.. P. Spence. Irving Nc
Neil. J. F. Bennett. Dexter Nap1l,
Mike Mayfield.
6. F. Hawks Is Captain
Team No. 10, G. F.. Hawks, captain;
". r. Brown. E A. OrDonnen. w. r.
Martin, L. T. Morris. c. F.. Hilsabeck,
A u. HaW1ew- + T.. Hunter G 2
Trowbridge. A. J.. Ferro.
Team No. 4. F. 81. Bannell. captain;
J. Fraser, Eli Krupp. C. ". Wof-
ford Harvey Wilson, Hugo Becker.
Vincent Andreas, Julius wild, Ed san
ders, =. n. Yale. n. T. Bowie. J.. p
n L------.---u-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
N. NJ. Prisoner
Gets AWay In
Warden,S Gar
Man Convicted OF Auto
Larceny Escapes By Ply
ing His Old Trade.

santa Fe. n. NJ, April 22-Paul s.
De Hart serving sentence in state
prison for the larceny OF an automo-
bile in Albuquerque, renewed his
trade yesterday wnen, aDOut g o'clock.
he walked through the front gate Of
the p~enitentiary, climbed into the
brand new car purchased by warden
Fidel Ortiz and escaped De Hart
headed for the south and a been
gone over an hour before the car was
missed.
Warden ortiz and sheriff ArmijO.
busy using the telephone. learned that
De Hart had passed Domingo pueblo.
20 miles south, burning up the o
and set out in pursuit
Three miles south of Domingo they
found the car abandoned by De Hart,
who was said by Indians TO have taken
TO the hills 10 the west Officers sent
the car back 10 Santa Fe and he viii
be followed by a posse of prison
guards with dogs.
Stacker. south Dakota three cars two
yea old steers, on same date, Bell *
Norton shipped three cars; VIII Foley.
ten ITS and Evans , Hychurch, seven
cars, two year old steers to Glenn i
NanStacker. South Dakota
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
Greatly
Damage Trains Is
Later Report Here

The looting and burning Of freight
cars on Tho Mexican North Western
railroad at Salas station b. bandits in
command Of Martin Lopez last week
is said by later reports reaching FL
Paso to have been more extensive
than was first reported The depreda-
ton is also said 20 have occurred on
first reported
The train was held up at Salas sta
ton, not Over p miles from Chihua-
hua city. Eight or ten cars Of rail-
way ties and four cars Of lumber were
burned. after which the train crew
forced TO run h remaining cars
back TO santa TsabeL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
OF AGUILAR COLO.
MINE FOREMAN. IS REVOKED

WaIsenburg, Coo, April EZ--An-
-nouncement that the license Of VIII
liam Wardeu as mine foreman has
been revoked because OF the explosion
in the Empire mine at Aguflar, Colo
on March 81. when 10 men were killed.
was made Monday BY James Dalrym-
pie. state mine inspector. 1t was
charged hat laxity in the enforce
ment of safety rules caused the acct
dent The license Of Joe Jackson. fire
boss at the mine. was revoked a few
days after the accident.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
Pankey Buys Percent
Of Santa Fe Comty's
Quota OF Victoru Loan

Santa Fe. n. ". April 22-Acting
governor 3. F. Pankey headed the
list OF subscribers in Santa Fe county
to the Victory loan with $4,000. 4 per-
cent Of the entire quota OF the county.
II is the largest subscription he has
yet made. because. he says.
During the war the element Of IN
certainty and fear as to our
might hold some back Now the boys
have delivered the goods. We got the
goods in advance. This money is
needed 10 pay the bill and bring them
home Gratitude should make the
subscription OF his Victory Loan
much easier and certainly inevitable"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girlsl Make beauty lotion for
a few centS-Try i'll

Squeeze the Juice or two lemons
Into a bottle containing three ounces
OF orchard white, shake well. and you
have a quarter pint of the best freckle
and tan lotion, n complexion beau
tit1er, at very, very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter viii sup
ply three ounces Of orchard white for
Few cents Massage his sweetly frag-
rant lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day and see how
1reckles and blemishes disappear and
how clear. soft and rosy-White the
skin becomes. Yesi It is harmless and
never irritates-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
T.. 5. TO SOUTH AMERICA
WEST COAST SHIPS PLANNED

New orleans. La. April 2G-Direcr
steamship service between New Or
leans and the west coast Of South
America through the Panama canal
viii be established about Nay g. by
the New Orleans & South American
Steamship Co. according TO an an
nouncement today by the foreign trade
bureau OF the Association OF Com
merca.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
Bonds Or Tax,
One Or Other,
Says Cen. E3-10iR
Bond Buying Is the Easiest
Means Of Money Rails
ing; Luncheon Held.

There are two alternatives for the
people Of this country in the present
financial crisis declared Brig Gen.
J.. b. Erwin Tuesday noon at the first
luncheon Of the workers of the Vic
tory loan "One IS the successful con-
summation Of the loan The second
is heavy taxation. The business men
Of this country are already under q
heavy burden Of taxation Failure
Of the loan, VIII Increase that burden
Nor must the banks be called upon
in this loan as they have in times
past Tie country is in need Of the
services of b banks as IL never has
been before. Should the banks be
made TO assume the burden Of the
$4,000 100000 Of this loan. IL would
mean an instant curtailment Of the
credit conditions OF the country. The
banks annot carry the loan and at
the same time keep the country's
business going as il should Interest
rates would go up and money could
not be secured as easily as il can now.
The simplest solution Of the prob
lem Tor American business Is the
success OF the Victory loan"
The first luncheon OF the fifth ma
tional loan in FL Paso was attended
by several hundred workers Chair
man R. B. Orndortf presided
Rev. +. ~ Johnson, curate Of St
Clements Episcopal church, and late
chief boatsWain's mate in the navy,
AlrA AALALEL AA # rance anu MS hOLAE
were rngeu with a feeling that had
a distinct effect on his audience.
Service Men Get Lonesome.
The navy accomplished a thing
unique in the annals of the sea in
the great a declared AR. John
1T laid $50 miles Of mines in
off sea and II the war had not
ended. could have gone on smashing
records in the same way. The enemy
knew it. and that was One reason why
the var ended when it did.
You who have never stood the
long watches 5000 miles from home or
have eve trod the decks Of a
s~ubchaser in the distant seas Of the
world, can I'VE know the feeling of
d~esolation that sweeps over the fight
ing man Only the utmost effort OF
the people at home can diminish this
effect, and we nus see that this ef-
fort is put forth.
I'VE are in a critical time In the
worlds history. The forces OF
anarchy. L ". W-ism. and rank radi-
are working among our broth
ers IN arms We must pray heaven
TO help US keep. as those boys have
made, this world a decent place TO
live in"
To Award - Helmets.
Sales manager Maurice Schwartz
spoke briefly to the workers. urging
them 70 every effort TO put the quota
across. Following Mr. SchWartzs
talk. the can captains were called
for suggestions.
Mr.. Orudorff announced at the
meeting that Thomas Christian had
succeeded C. J. Andrews as chairman
OF Ia music committee. on account
Mr.. Andrews's illness. Mr. Orndorff
also announced the receipt Of A.
helmets for awarding as prizes to
the teams, two helmets being given
away each day. A band concert VIII
be held every evening at Liberty
statue when medals will be drawn
for, TO be given the holder OF lucky
bond receipt numbers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
WEATHER AGAIN BAD FOR
TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT

St Johns. n. F., April 22.-Weather
conditions were again unfavorable to-
day for a start of the proposed trans
Atlantic flights by Harry Hawker.
Australian pilot OF the Sopwith BIZ
plane. and Capt. Frederick p. Rayn-
ham. his British rival, who IS to use a
M~artinsyde machine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
PRESIDE COUNTY OVER TOP
AT 10 A. NJ. ON FIRST DAY

Dallas. Tex. april eo=Presidio
county. Maria being the county seat,
went over the top with its Victory
loan quota Of sI05.000 at 10 o'clock
Monday morning and may treble the
quota. according TO advices received
here by Frank Smith. district director
Of the loan. The whole district is re-
ported as going strong for the loan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
E
ORMULA
OR


III you lreckle easily TINS IS D sea-
son 10 prevent their appearance or
remove these unsightly defects. Here
Is a good old-fashioned formula which
Goes the work.
Derwillo. . OF.
Oatmeal. . tablespoonfuls.
Use as directed in every package OF
DerwilIo.
This formula can be used freely, as
10 is absolutely harmless and via not
stimulate or produce a growth OF
hair Xix it at home then you know
you have the genuine article. DO nor
accept a substitute as there is nothing
netter, Just as good or just like it.
Try IL today and you will be delight
fully surprised. Your freckles and
ran will disappear as il by magic The
first application viii astonish you.
This splendid formula not only pre-
vents n emo freckles and tan,
U beauties as well and brings to
any skin that rosy white. velvety
sottness so much desired by everyone.
No other freckle remedy does this. II
Is also splendid for dark. sallow skin.
roughness, pimples, ~blaclheads. sun
spots. wrinkles. chapped skin and
puts the bloom % youth on your
cheeks which viii cause admiration
everywhere. You viii look many
years younger and have a skin every
n Just loves 20 touch"
NOTE-When asked about Derwfl1o
n Of U leading druggists said
"DerwillO is surely a wonderful aid in
removing freckles and tan. Il IS away
ahead Of anything we have ever sold
before. and we are authorized to re-
fund the money to every dissatisfied
purchaser. We would not permit the
use Of our name unless the article
possessed unusual merit 1t is sold
in this city under a positive o re-
fund guarantee by all department
stores and druggists. including Kelly
& POllard-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
Find Liquor, Still and
Dynamic Near Phoenix;
Take Italian In CUSTODY

Phoenix. Ariz.. April 22-Following
his discovery that the city and sur
rounding country had been flooded
with brandy Sunday. sheriff Mont
gomery. Of Maricopa county, with
five deputies, raided a house south OF
the Buckeye road Monday and cap
tured. they declared. a dynamite.
bomb, an illicit still. a barrel Of malt
and 20 bottles Of brandy. They also
took an Italian named Felix Reitz intoI
custody