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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
Withdrawals of Whisky This
Year Only Slightly in Excess
OF the Medicinal Requirements

LouiSVii.t.E, Ky. May -
Withdrawals of whisky from
bonded WAREHOUSES; FOR this year.
on the basis OF the last three or
four months, will amount 10 about
2 goo 900 EallonA which be- per
hAps only about one-half million
gallons IN ca cess uf normal med .
cinal requirements a. A. ilnyucs
federal prohibition commissioner
told the shurchmen Federation
here today. AR Hayn.s compared
this figure with i30 00e. 600 gallons
of American made whisky wnich
he said were consumed In the
United Sth,cs annually during tho
years Immediately preceding pro-
hibltiou. and with about twelve ini
a half million gallons Withdrawn
from bonded warehouses on pee.
mlts in 1870 aud about three and
half millions In 1921
10 b. sienificant Mr Haynes
continued that al time whom
ltuanr is more difficult so obtain
than at any other timc in nur hl4-
tory when drunkenness has de-
creased to very hppTcciahlc Sc
gree. when convictions Tor Tho
violation 90 law are becoming most
numerous. that at such times thr
largest amount uf space ~ given fn
some of our newspapers 20 articles
most nimHy of iacts. which srt
forth the idea that prohibition b.
a failure am inclined tu be-
liovu that this propaganda has IL
origin in the interou, - large per
sonal gains on the part of com
parative few who have fcii uusi
forcsfuiiy the effects of the law
A. long ns enforcement officers
could he easily hrihod. as long a.
the traffic went On uniiupedoi
either hy taNes. fnes or isn sen
tsncoa. 40 long a. only thr small
offender were brought To justice
there vas little cause for the in
sidious propaganda.
Nothing can affront tho Amer
lean people more than tho state
meut that Nc cannot enforce oar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
Taylor's Personal
Effects to Be
Sold at Auction

Los ANGELES. May is.-Tho
personal effects OF William Des-
mond Taylor. film director whu
was murdered here February 1,
viii be sold al public auetion by
the public admins. ra, pr May "a
These effects lnclune two auto
mobiles. ono valued nt SO 00o; q
piano phonogra ph and clotning.
Tnyior~ lcwelry will be- turned
over To his daughter, Ethel Daisy
Tanner. now Ia New York. This
includes locket containing the
photograph OF Mabel Normand.
motion picture actress. who was
his close friend and one Of the
last persons known TO have seen
him alive. The locket was Miss
.sormand's gift to Taylor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
BOND BUYERS
BEWARE!

A savage personal attack
upon Judge w. W. McClcl.
Ian appeared on the first page
OF the journal this morning.
The reason for the attack
appears 60 have been that
Judge Mcclellan, who
bought two Of the Journal
bonds during their sale to the
public last year by Mr.. Ma
gee. wearied Of waiting for
the delivery Of the securities
for which he had paid $500.
and brought a suit in court
TO recover his money.
The attack on Judge Me
Clellan also appears to have
been IN the nature Of an adj.
ditioEal reason for delay in
delivering the Journal bonds
To those who bought and
paid for them-the reason
advanced, apparently, being
the none too thinly veled
threat that any other bond
buyer who might become i'm
pat cnt over the non-delivery
of the bonds and venture to
seek redress in court under
the laws made and provided
in such eases, may expect
the same kind Of verbal as
sault aud battery ON the
front page of the journal.
This appears to be quite as
valid aud satisfying a reason
for the non-delivery Of the
journal bonds as others that
have been advanced in the
past in considerable number
and variety.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
Bankers Go on
Record Against
Soldier Bonus

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
W. Va May 1.-The declaration
Of principles adopted by the icris-
iaiiye council of the American
pankcrs association at ~ final 49, -
sions here included condemnation
~ all forms ~ paicrnnlism In gov
ernmen;. opposition TO the soldier
bonus and 20 changes IN the feder-
al reserve board.
Endorsement of care for dis
nhied veterans regardless OF es-
pcnse. Of the Dcnison blue sky
law. of perpetual charters FOR ma
uonal banks and of the proposed
constitutional amendment doing
away with federal tax exemptions
on securities was declared.
q was also recommended that
the United States send an Off
rini representative Co the Fepara-
tions commission and that free
zones be estahlishot ~ % inc ~
hnrhors Of tn. country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
School Contracts
Will Be Awarded
By Board Tonight

A second meeting of the board
of education will be- held NJ the
hlsh school tonight ~ Z 80 aclafk
10 go over the bids which are sub
miticd and oprncd NJ the meeting
held last night There are anout
20 bids In for the buildings most
~ which nrt for subcontract~ for
n portion of thc work 10 he done.
or combination of subcontfacta
City superintendent Of schools
John Milne IL compiling and tAbu-
laflng tho suhcontrnet bids today.
~ that definite data can be had to-
night, and the contracts lot for tho
school building program this sum-
mcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
BREAK UP OF
GENOA CONFERENCE
Seems APPARENT
French and British Po-
sitions Cannot Be
Reconciled

GENOA. May 1s.-tBy tho As
sociaied Press l--As the result OF
the meeting Of the economic con
fcrence's 7aS-com mission on Rus
sian affairs today the situation be-
came 50 critical that Il s.-med
doubtful whether the British and
French positions could ba recon
ciled
NJ Barthou. head a. the French
delegation. declared at the meet =
ing ~ the sub-commlHsion that
France would never consent 10
having mixed commissions on
which the Russians served give
consideration to Russian credits.
debts and the treatmen, OF for
ciRn property nnionallzed In Rus
sin.
After the adjournment Of the
meeting which was taken at 1915
y. m. until o'clock. the British
allegation announced that serious
though friendly discussion had
occurred
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13

laws In this statement Hes to
death warrant of the republic, for
this nation cannot endure without
reverence for law, without the scc-
urnlzrd authority of law. Inr
perpetrators Of this neW treason
have overlooked one Of the great
essentials Of the American people;
that law d. but AN expression ot
the nation will ana the VIII
power Of America has ever met
apparently insup-rahie difficufties
and changed them into world
amazing achievements
This law Sas ratified by &c
states the largest number Of states
Thar had ever ratified "a constitu-
tiouhl amendment
Tho real issue that underlios
an the contest over prohihuion
enforcement ~ Amorlcaulsm iu
conflict with old world cu~tomr ..nC
concepts; "a IL democracy ngnsnsi
nNnricc. lawlrssncss and anarchy
n is no mere expression uf pride 90
iay that when America wilis % Do
that which other nations have not
done. she will not fail ~ that
achievement
This ia an hour whea the bur
den OF the war rests heavily upon
the people through the imposition
81 taNes and the astutc groin D.
randist has pointed 10 the fact that
prohibition viii cost the govern
mont nearly 80 900. o0o this com
inF year However, if We were 20
collect the fines. penalties AMI
special tax Imposed upon violafura
% tho law in the first six months
of thi- administration they would
more than RAY two and onc-huif
times the estimated cost o. en-
forcing the prohibition ;sw for the
next year Those enormous fiF-
urcs do not Include nsarly $4,000
uon ln honds that are being for
feitru 30 the government or 81
n0n goo that have been offered IA
compromise by % of the largest
viointur- af the law and DO not
include fsope 900 In dfierential
or prohihltive faN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
D A N AGE SUITS
RESULT FROM FOUR
LABOR WAR ARRESTS

CHICAGO. May 10. -Four dam
age suits for s5o.Qoo esch alleging
false arrest ana Imprisonment fol-
lowing police raids on the quarters
OF the Chicago building trades
council ON last "Wednesday. were
filed today against Chief of Police
Fiizmorris and other directing Of
fooers OF ihe deDsrtmcnt The ac-
lions are In behalf of Emmett
Blood. "a general organizer for the
American Federation Of Labor. his
son member OF the Fixture
Hanger Union ana his daughter
all 81 whom were taken IN the
rnids.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13

are but who We are with when
will you be down dear. and when
can We gct married That h All l
think oi Then nothing VIII ever
lake mo away.
Write me- dear how you are.
won't you | am 40 tired OF every b
thing 10 tired ! just want to rest
aud rest IN your arms II fright
ems mo when I don't hear from
you. Let me hear soon oh. my
dear. ! am dead for you, just dead.
Your Knthitio."
sunday
"Gny has Just been In. He is
lovely. but always when u = hot
h" willis a mas Good morn
Ing. dearest. darling. dear
Anothrr Letter Brcatlbcs Love
Another letter with the address
"2fn Park Avenue" engraved NJ
the top. began Dearest Freddie %
and in part said
= thought you would be here
Monday su that ] seni Hud to meet
you Also Kelly at Harmon. FOR
The day irain am tired. dear.
hui your lnst letter rested me lot
! don't want 20 write much a.
don't trust the mails or the people
IN the posioffice but have unl,'
been perfectly happy when with
you In the Reau Bnis vert.
xxx love you In spite Of All
your faults and mistakes XXX I
am not well because I can ue IN
~ you are a. ! want you to be,
Ny pride ! am sick Of every thing
and every one. No one really loves
me hut you and the children. ]
sail November % or "a Come and
s,end few days with me az
pieaaantyllic Come In the week
when there iH only Guy ana get
on at Harmon y 4 come soon and
love mo 80 ! can go ON this terribly
lonely road a little longer ! viii
tell YOU about the work up there
when see you. Come soon and
nurse me Lone home"
II was signed "Awari" ana there
was design % a -four leaf clover
drawn with pen and near u
large cross over a smaller cross.
leigh formerly Of the New York
police depart ment said he went %
Montreal May g. saw Shcan. sub
acqurntly conversed several times
with HeauVais. and on "wednesday
last. the day the hcuring opened
in pouEhkeepsie before rcfere"
Glenson. he and Mr. Hersey, who
had come go Montreal after learn
ing that Bcauvais was holding OUT
for sgsO0e. bought the letters.
Bcausais gave Shean t29e, ne
said.
The Indian. Leigh declared
claimed the money was marked
when II shown To him Leigh tried
20 convince ncnuynis that the
Freenhncks were the real stuf.
Ileauvnis told mo I would never
get out of town alive y ] douh"
crossed him said lselgh.
Again. after the money ana W,
ter. mad bs-rn exchanged. the guide
remarked according to Leigh
Nov n anything goes wronf
vou won't leave this town alive
i've got three men watching yen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13

ARRESTED FOR
TAOS MURDER
Pablo Rivera, Who Has
Been Here Since
Thursday, Is Being
Held

Pablo Rivera x-~oidicr. who
y besn taking ttsininA course
II e' rehablllisilon school OF tha
FANS bureau since Thursday.
fSsriff Tony ortix. following
| rceipt OF a telegram from the
| aff At Taos last niaht that Ri
II wanted on a murder charge.
Hile no details were given In
lIfiegrRm, II IL believed by au-
ildics here that he Is wanted In
with the murder of
4 IA. cordsva. supposed to have
Il tred in the mountains near
u ION, In Taos county. late Tues
Il fveninF.
stlrdovas body was found
llsday, with snow on the gar
IT'S As " showed Tuesday
DIT. II IL believed that he was
did before the snowfall ~.
II found with bullet holo
4 teh his neck and with his skull
~ crushed.
\ ben questioned this morning.
Ira admitted that ne hnd been
jrJa0s az the time of the alleged
ie. but denied any knowledge
jhe murder. HIS home is Ia
L. and he came to Albuquerque
.fne-asy TO enter the rchabiiita-
4 school.
|ligern was In the medical corps
|tSockwcli camp in California for
lnnnthF during tho war ife w.
,fFara Of axe and has no LIVING
| Gives nslde frorr mn uncle and
" in Taos ife rays that he
i hoen working on farm near
|os since he was discharged u
|, .iime of the armlH'ice
.s .s}liuwine hts oFrest this rnorn-
y n telegram wss sArt TO the she &.
~ Taos. asking him to cpne
Nthe man He n expected to
five eithnf tonight or tomorrow
'Nfnlne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
SOCIETY AND NEWS
OF THE WoMAN's WORLD

The sunday Herald society
page covers all the Important
events Of tho week that have
no, been covered during the
week and In addition women
viii find many o,hes stories
about things of Interest In
their world o. affairs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
q Store Buildings
On West Central
Avenue Are Sold

Central avenue property he-
tween Fifth aEd sixth street
changed hands late yesterday, the
total purchase price Tor the build
lnEA Amounting 20 NOR. thnn
$50 Geo.
The buiidings NJ aii. bl5 and
sit West Central avenue were
purchased hy pearco Rodny and
the building nj az Mesi Central
asenuc was bought hy WELLER and
fl~niamin The latter huilding u
now occupied by the New Mexico
Motor corporation
Tho buildings purchased by Nj
Ecacy nra occupied by she Anu
qucrque Heating AMI Plumbing
company kiack tho Builder and
the Hobbs Motor company. All
bulidinFr we're previously owned
~ ThaNfon and seehe aud the
danls put through by the Frank o.
lin company agency
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
Probe of Increase
In Gasoline Price
Asked in Senate

WASHINGTON. May is.-Een-
ate investigation OF the recent in
crease In the price of gasoline Is
proposed IN a resolution Introduced
today 10y senator Mckeller. aemo-
crat. Tennessee Prompt action
on n by the senate was asked hut
II went over pending determina- ?
lion whether siriiiar resolution
was pending.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
ALL THE NEWS
or NEW MEXICO

The Herald each dag and on
sunday provides ~ readers
with all the news Of the state.
In Sundays ; Herald there are
three 20 -four coiumfta of state
news. one of the stories sun
DAY that will Interest taxpayers
will be statistics nf the uduca-
tional auditor showing how tha
cost Of the schools " Tho state
has Increased IN the last tNo
ycarc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
7 THREE CARS
DERh|lEO AND
OVERTURNED
Lehigh Valley Express
Crashes Into Auto
at Crossing

BATAVIA. n Y. May ls.-The
nasibound Black Diamund express
on the Lehigh Valley was wreck
ed near North Leroy shortly be-
fore noon today first reporla
said three cars were overttrned
snd a number OF persons inquired.
DOCTORS were sent from n4ls :.
AZ ditisiun headquarters OF tho
Il high Valley. u was said reports
from North Leroy were tnat ono
person was killed aud about xs In
Jurcd IN the wreck.
The train ran into an aut0tno-
bile az grade crossing. the en-
aine aud three cars pf tine OK
press being defallcd aud over
turned. The driver OF The auto
mobile WAS killed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
HERALD TRAVEL
ACCIDENT CLAIMS
QUICKLY ADJUSTED

ono OF the five men injured
In the automobile collision at
North Fourth street and IT.
ieras avenue this week had a
Herald Travel accident policy,
His claims were adjusted the
day of the accident Read
how In sundays Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
THE KENTUCKY DERBY
ALL BASEBALL SCORES

The historical Kentucky
Derby IL being run this after
noon Al l.oulsvllie. The
sunday Herald will have a
corkine good yarn about this
big turf event OF ths year.
ON tho sport pnEc you viii also
find All the box scores of the
major league teams and an
other sport news
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
resident Resting
} In New Jersey

NRsECOND. y. J.. May f2-
hsident and Mrs Harding today
kre enioving week onh rest az
y Sea View Golf club here after
tir automobile trim from wash
ftnn Yesterday and the nr"si-
hts appearances at the dirner
ven hv tho women'H republican
lubF of New Jersey and ~"
nkers convention IN Atlantic
ffv last night.
secretarv and Mrs weeks and
|tfDrnsy General naurhariy have
lived and consolidated the official
|a~'v. Ia which senator Edge u
Ln.i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
REAL HUMAN
INTEREST STORIES

The n. y. A. Service pro-
vides The Sunday Herald with
some eorkiHg good human In
tercsi and feature stories.
These round cut the regular
news report and make The
sunaey Herald intensely l,-
teresiing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
1aue This Put on Your Front Porch Tonono
900 PHOTOGRAPHS OF
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS

The Sunday Herald will
have a special eight page Sec
ton devoted 10 the public
schools of Albuquerque, with
compiefe ailnouncement ~
commencement plans There
will be pictures of the High
school pupils. each ~ tho
classes and the rlaaH officers.
You will surely want several
extra copies of snndey's Issue.
Place your order tonight.
Phone Ntt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
THE BEST COMICS
WILL MAKE YOU LAUGH

smatssr Pop" Tho oId
Home Town. 'Dolnss Of the
Duffs." and several other com
hes are found each sunday In
The funaid's comic section.
Tho boys ana girls and to-
Erown-ups ~ well pronounce
tho comics the best trey can
lind.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
.CUNMEN KILL
BARBER AND MAN
HE WAS SHAVING

CHICAGO. May % Two men
armed with shot guns today Walk p
ed into n barber shnip IN the north
side Italian section and opened tre
without warning, killing the pro-
prletnr aud man who was being
ahnvrd The murderer escaped
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
CAMERON MUST
STAND TRIAL ON
PERJURY CHARGE
Senator'S s Demurrer to
Be Overruled, Court
Hints

PHOENIN. May Federal
Judge W &. Van Fleet OF Caii,rr
MIA, sittins In United statea district
court here today Indicated he
would overrule United states sena-
tor naiDh II r'hfncrdr's remurrer
to an Indictment charging the
Arizona senator with perjury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
Parcel Post
Rates May Have
To Be Increased

WASliINGTON, May 10 III the
400 600 600 annual deficit OF the
postoffice department b. TO ~
wiped out IL may be neccssnI9
eventually 20 incrcNse parcel posi-
rates. Post simnster General Wcrk
said yesterday Ia n letter 10 the IN
terstate commerce commission ositr
post system.
No plans have been made "a fn-
crease rates and no eugRcstiQnn
have been formulated 60 meet Tho
present postal deficit. he addNd,
but he was 81 the opinion the (
facts pertaining 10 the situation
should from time 10 Time be iaid
before cnnErcsa and tho inter
state Commerce commission,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13

HIS n q -
tcupernt u = g.
e6. 10 " 81
tempernt u = g,
tff a n ! ~
rH ng = OF
tenperntu re.
27s mean dai-
~ temper
aturc, 81; rel
atlvo humid
ity q D. m- \.
relative hum
idity. 8 a. m
80; precipita-
NNAA % "a N A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
Dancer in Airplane
Honeymoon Trip

BERLIN. May f3.-Isadore
Duncan. dancer. has arrived from
Moscuw In an nirplane.
A dispatch from Moscow duy
10 said isadore Duncan ana her
90 yenr-old poet huhsnd. 10 whom
she was married recently. were 60
leave that nirht for Berlin ON an
airplanr honeymoon trip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
Japan Will Not
Make a Separate
Treaty With Russia

TOXIC. May iS.-tBy the Asso-
ciateh Press. japan has no in
tentiOn at present Of negotiating a
separate treaty with Russia. u
was declared at the foreign office
today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
ForRru sruRM vIcrTss.

oaAHA. Nay IA -The member
of fatalities caused by tornndoHa
IN Nebraska Nrodneadny was In
creased 70 -four Yesterday whru
otto courkamp. q young man. died
81 injuries reeatNe.' when thrown
from a truck into . field while
hauling grain near Eustis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
Weather.

Al tho uuiversl,y
For "a Hours. Ending 4 A. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
TRAIN HITS AUTO, one DEAD, 23 ARE HURT
The Prophet and
The Old Home Town
Prom the Tulsa. Okla, Tribune.
MAY \. fp22.

("Git for Home Bruno" }
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-23

Uses. He states to me that he had
no knowledge of it's being there and
his son, P. W. Gibson, has shoudered
the burden himself. He said it was
his whiskey. These men will be CIV
en- a hearing sometime within the
next few days, before our County
Judge ]. c. Calhoun.
GAS to Mr.. Gays filing complaints
against these parties, l do not know
if he will or not but l do not see how
they can be tried in both courts for
the same offense.
81 was very glad to have Mr.. Gay
with me in this raid as l know some
of our citizens have been writing
letters to the prohibition officer AL
len at Tampa. l wanted Mr.. Gay to
see the writers did not know what
they were talking about. If all the
citizens in Putnam county, who stand
for law and order, will stand by me
as sheriff in the enforcement of this
law my friend George Gay will find
little to do in that line here.
81 simply make this statement in
justice to Putnam county citizens,
as there are no such bad people in
good old Putnam.
Very respectfully
P. M. HAGAN, Sheriff.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-23
F o r u M
Statement from Sheriff Hagan.


Sheriff Hagan requests the News
to make the following statement
concerning the raid he made at Bost-
wick, in company with Prohibition
officer, George E. Gay:
81 wish to say for all the citizens
of Bostwick and all of Putnam coun-
ty, that there was no Winchester
rifles displayed in the raid, there
was not a rifle carried to Bostwick,
and l want the people of our county
and adjoining counties to thoroughly
understand that we have no citizens
in Putnam county VINO require the
sheriff to carry Winchester rifles
with him in the discharge of his du-
ties. We have the very best coun-
ty in the State, and have less crime.
1t is true that there is some liquor
traffic in Palatka. We know them,
but we do not get the evidence to ar
rest and convict. / can tell the pub
lie why. Just so long as our citizens
do not assist the sheriff in the IL
quor business just that long the Ii
quor business will continue in our
county, as l do not know it all. AS
to the Bostwick raid, on the 18th
day of January l went before the
County Judge and made affidavit
against William Gibson, Bill Orig
gers, Rome Gibson, John Cribs,
Calvin Woods and John W. Gibson.
He issued me search warrants for
their premises. In the meantime,
Prohibition officer, Mr.. Gay, was no.
titled by me to come to Palatka,
which he did, and l then formed my
party which was composed of c. A.
Knight, W. M. Cannon, c. M. Living
ston, NJ. F. Knight, George E. Gay,
Jim Ray and myself. We went to
Bostwick and made the search with
out murmur or whimper from any
one. Every man at Bostwick was
just as orderly as the sheriff's force
and the following named persons
were taken into custody by me, as
sheriff of Putnam county: John W.
Gibson, R. L. Gibson and P. w.
Gibson. They were then taken be-
fore the County Judge ]. C. Calhoun,
who fixed their bond at $25O.00 each,
the bond was approved by me as
sheriff.
at is true that the liquor was
found in Mr.. John W. Glisson's prem