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Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
NE WIS BRIEFS
-FroBa City and Courfy-
Laws Co East-9ev r II INV

Laws Co East-Rev. r II. Law.
accompanied by his VIE and baby
left recently for Iberia, Missouri.
their former home. where they viii
spend the next two months visiting
and closing Gp :heir affairs. So .bas
they can return here I'm ia, Uu
where Rev. Law will take up the
Permaaent passionate Of the State
Street Christian church. During his
absence in The summer. SlHia,
school and communion services viii
be continued a. the church, a> well
as the union services at The citv
park on Sunday evenings.
Swim in Cur wonderful mineral
water. IIoltvuIe Natatorium. adv
Valley Beauty Shop. Phone 324J.
adv
Mousseau on Vacation - County
Clerk Calvin 6. Mousseau j., the
first Of the county officials ta take
his summer vacation. Cal. accom-
panied by Mrs. Maussoau aud their
children, left tar san Diego Sat..r-
day. The famiiy Will remain GA the
coast Tor Ibo remainder of the sum
aer though Cal viii return here
shortly after the middle Of July.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
Wrecking Grew
Tolls All NIGHT
Seeking Victims
Confined from page I

tho s-l"a-a ajsn were Injured.
General communication With The
outside world vas not disrupted bv
the l:21 q. Ia. trenor. although Sov-
e~al long distance telephone and
telegraph circuit were broken.
A temporary lighting srstcm.
viii had been constructed with
difficulty through Santa Earoera :
NAN thorouchfa.e. to all in oven
ing the street TO traffic. was put
cut q commission.
: Hollywood m--ian picture
s-u-'a provided powerful suocIi-hts
which were tv.nc3 urou tie ruins
Of the Arlington hotel, whore. de-
spite tho NOW quake. searcarrs kept
at their task Of searching for bod
Is.
Elsewhere throughout the city The
wori, Of wrerfing crews agJ resnUe
narties wae suspended.
This no~r'ag'r treu3'or cqmo in
-ho form of eharr and sudden ris-
iaz - the earth. which ras .oa3-
panied ~ terrific roar.
Taaa for q period of rhrea minutes
rbc ground seemed 10 tIembje light
p G., though ST. ling ha-k into TO-
sit'on. In reality. THIS may have
keen series ot extremely light
trombiors incident 70 the main up
heayal.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
Sights, Holtville Natatorium. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

E0ue W&OermeIO1S-ANf IetrG-
laEis Of TT Centre claims the record
Of having grown one Of he largest
watermelons seen in the valley this
season. having one of Tie Nlendile
variety weighing l9 pounds on cx-
bitiou at tn" Palace market ON Maia
street. Recently he loaded a car.
123 TONS, with 925 melons Of this
variety. This is also said to be a
record, ordinary carloads usually
rmuiug from 1900 to 1900 water
melons,
are You Kungry7 Give Loynd's
Fountain Lunch 4 trial. SatiSfac-
ton and service. adv
Transferred To Les Angeles. -
Miss ,,ovce Simpson, who has been
employed in the locm office Of the
Consolidated Title Insurance Com.
pany for the past two years. left
last night for Los Angeles. having
been transferred 10 the company 5
office in that city, effective Julv ].
Miss Simpson is the daughter Of j.
T.. Simpson, deputy district attorney
Of Imperial county, and has a wide
circle of friends in TINS city. She
viii be employed IN the office Of
John =. LoofbouroW, formerly f.
Centre city clerk and now an off
Ger of the Consolidated Title In
suranee Company.
Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
Sights, Holtville Natatorium. adv
Automobile Loans. clear your
car and loan you money, you pay
me by the menth. Fred r. Cross,
Geo Main st. Phone 359J. III Cen
tro. adv
Mrs. Muliigan Improvcs-Mrs. Ed
ward j. Mulligan, wife % f. }. Null
Iigan, Of the FL Centre hospital, is
reported to be progressing nicely at
that institution today, following an
operation for appendicitis. perform
ed Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. MuI-i
igan was seized with an attack yes
terday morning and following an
examination by DR.. L. c. House, the
latter advised an immediate opera /
tion. The patient stood the opera |
lion in splendid shape, it was said /
at the hospital today, and she IS
making rapid strides toward recov- F..
cry.
Eoland's Orchestra. Music for all +
occasions. Phone FL Centric 5s3. adv /
Steve 's-HeaGquarters for sum
her bachelors. Open all night. adv .
Davis Beauty Parlcr. Phone 2o7,
adv .
Judge ColIcr l9-1ing Here. =
Judge F. c. Collier, Of the Los An
geles superior court, IS expected 10
hold court in tl.is city Thursday in
connection with = bill O. exceptions
filed IN the case oT Frederick Ern-
sting against the United States Inc.
Judge Collier held court here for a
week, during tkis spring and made
many friends during his stay here.
Dance Ever Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
~ IL Ia1 uCA. oQN
Home COOKED meals At New Ore
gon. adv
IIcCabc Meeting Changed. - The
home demonstration meeting, scbed-
uled for NcCabe on July 3. has been
changed to July 10. The meeting
viii be held at the home Of Mrs. X.
c. Courtney AT Heber. An all day
session devoted 10 q discussion and
demonstration Of child hygiene WIN
lie held.
Sheriff Returns Home. Sheriff
Charles L. Giilett. and Deputy Sher-
if Corneilson. have returned from
Riverside county, 10 await trial on
a charge of killing John J. Hag-
er. the ease having been transferred
from Imperial to Riverside county.
Ia cfF
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

Automobile Loans. / clear your
car and loan you money, you pay
me by the manth. Fred r. Cross,
Geo Main st. Phone 359J. II Cen
tro. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

d.. C. J. McAenGricl:. Cliroprae-
or. p Dunawav Bldg. Phone 328
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
IMAGINE MEN TALKING
ABOUT THE WEEK 5
WASH

Wei, why not? When
her health breaks
down they talk to
the doctor and talk
among themselves
about what q shame
il is. Listen. gentle
m e n ! w as d n z
clothes is 4 ne
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30
Irccabc Meeting CHANGED. :

IIcCabc Meeting Changed. - The
home demonstration meeting, sched-
uled for NcCabe on July 3. has been
changed to July 10. The meeting
viii be held at the home Of Mrs. X.
c. Courtney AT Heber. an all day
session devoted 10 q discussion and
demonstration Of child hygiene win
be held.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

Home COOKED meals At New Ore
gon. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

Dance Every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

Ecland's Orchestra. Music for all
occasions. Phone FL Centre $50. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

Are You RungIy7 Give Ioynd s
Fountain Lunch a trial. Saaisfac-
tion and service. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

Steve 's-HeaGquarters fer sum
her bachelors. Open all night. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 2o7.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

Judge Collier C-11,ing Here. -
Judge F. c. Collier, OF the Los An
geles superior court, j. expected. to
hold court in tl.is CITY Thursday in
connection with 4 bill O. exceptions
filed IN the case oT Frederick Eru-
sting against the United States. Inc.
Judge Collier held court here for a
week, during tkis spring and made
many friends during his stav here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-30

Swim in Cur wonderful mineral
water. IIoltvuIe Natatorium. adv
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
CORPUS CHRISTI MAY
GET GUNNERY RANGE

Selection of a gunnery range or
the coast in rhe vicinity of Corpus
Christi or Arkansas Pass, will be made
for use of students in the Advanced
Flying School at Kelly Field.
Investigation of available sites for
the range is being made at present
under direction of Lieutenant Colonel
Q. G. Culver, post commander.
Wednesday morning Lieutenant Il,
+. Gates flew to Arkansas Pass to in
spect prospective sites near that place.
Water and lights will have to be
provided and hangar erected.
In the meantime, the gunnery ex-
petition will 90 to Galveston to train.
Gunnery training for students of
previous classes has been held at FL
lington Field, but the condition of
hangers at that place has become so
bad they are not considered safe any
longer.
By changing the site of the gun.
merry practice to Arkansas Pass a saw
ing of at least $1,000 in the amount of
gasoline and oil used in flights to and
from the coast vii! be made twice each
year.
This saving would soon amount to
sum sufficient 20 improve a landing
field.
The gunnery expedition Of the pres
ent class will not be held until Feb
ruary.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
WEALTHY CONVICT
FREED ON PAROLE

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-CP)-Ira Perry
.lr., son of wealthy parents. given a
life sentence in prison in April. 1922.
for murder in hold-up, has been re-
leased from the Joliet penitentiary on
parole. 1t was disclosed today.
Police officials and prosecutors. who
said young Perry had confessed two
murders and about 60 hold-ups which
Melted him $200.000, said they had re-
ceived no notice of the parole which
was made effective October 81. The
victims in both instances were jewel
ers. Perry pleaded guilty.
\ plea for leniency before the SEN
fencing judge. brought a life term in
stead of death. The pardon board first
committed the judges sentence to the
equivalent of manslaughter convic-
ton. word from Springfield said.
The parole board took the stand that
Perry was forced to drive the automo-
bile used by the robbers and was ignor-
ant of their purposes. that he remained
the jewelry store while murder
was committed and was induced 10
shoulder the blame because Of threats
against his family.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
CARNEGIE LIBRARY
GETS NEW VOLUMES

Several new books on economics,
religion, art and miscellaneous sub
jects have been added to the shelves
of the Carnegie Library. Mrs. Frances
Z. Humprey, librarian, announced
Wednesday.
There is a book written by Major
General James G. Harboard, Leaves
from War ary." 1t is a book
that has aroused interest among many
people, particularly in san Antonio.
where General Harboard is well
known. The general spent several
years here.
The list follows:
Economically French Debt
Problems" by Harold 6. Moulton /;
Social Glasses in Postwar Europe"
by Lethrop Stoddard THE Tragedy
of Waste" by Etuart Chase; Wages
and the Family" by Paul II. Doug
las; Can Business Prevent Unem-
ploymentT' by Sam \. Lewisohn;
Problems of Citizenship" by Hayes
Baker-Crothers.
Religion-"The Christ of Faith and
the Jesus of History" by ID. NJ. Ross;
The Church's Program for Young
People" by Herbert Carleton Mayer;
The Religion Of Yesterday and To-
by Kirsopp Lake; Paul OF
Tarsus." by T. X. Glover; what
and Why is Man, by Richard La
Rue Swain; "Why / am Spiritual
By Thomas L. Mason
Empty Churches" by Charles Josie
Calm.
Neutrality-suspicious. Of Euro
pean Civilization" by V. e. Childe
A Second Helping" by Marcel BOu-
cstin; Playing the Game" by Stan
ey Harris: '.strology of the Ancient
Egyptians" By Karma; Instinct
y L. /. Bernard: School and
Home by Angelo Patri; 'Bondsales-
by William W. Townsend:
Leaves From a War Diary" by
Maj Gen. James C. Harboard ;
Psychology of leadership" by Hen
Y Edward Tralle; Things and
deals" by NJ. c. Otto: Trimming the |
Fodder" by Elizabeth Cleveland.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
.H0USTON'S CHARTER
AMENDMENT ILLEGAL

HOUSTON. Dec. 9.-Because ia,
time of notice or intention 10 amend
the charter Of the City of Houston
was insufficient, the Court of Civil
Appeals at Galveston has ruled that
the election held ir April TO extend tn,
city limits and TO raise the salaries Of
city officials, was Illegal. it became
known here yesterday. Tine decision
was handed down last Thursday.
However, according TO Assistan.
City Attorney J. II. Painter. the S4.-
$4,000 bond issue for general i'm.
prOvements is not affected by thr
courts order because the bond issu
involved no amendment TO the charte.
and the notice was sufficient.
The courts decree also abrOsatel
proposed annexation Of Magnolia
Park, Park Place, Harrisburg, the
ship channel district and other com
munities. The Supreme Court preyl-
ously had held it illegal.
Amendments tending to give thu
city more control over public utilities
also were killed By the decision. Tn
city will ask a rehearing Of the case
il is indicated.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
Step Up, Qup
Winners, and
Get 81 Bills

The following readers are win
ners in today's Quip contest:
Mrs. ii. Rogers, 3If Berkshire
avenue, who sends in the fol-
lowing "quip:"
HOUSES S25-Fine place for chick
ems, every convenience except gas,
block car line, newly painted.
Mrs. Rogers wants to know il
this house could be used for a
residence or if it is for poultry
only.
Mrs. T. G. Delgado, Ais West
Romano street, sent i'm the fol-
lowing quip, which melted her a
nice new dollar bill.
METAL body and fender man.
One with good motor experience
preferred.
81 would like to see the man
with the metal body and fender"
writes Mrs. Delgado.
This adj struck Mrs. Oscar ii.
Judkins, 24O West Summit ave-
nue. as being very unusual.
GARMENTS cleaned, pressed and
alterations for ladies and gentle
men.
According to Mrs. Judkins IL
is indeed unusual to find tailor
who is a cosmetic surgeon as
well. The Quip Editor is some-
what puzzled over the situation
also, but if Mrs. Judlsins will
call at the office of The Light
she will receive new dollar bill.
The Quip Editor still has a
stack of dollar bills and is very
anxious to give these to the in
terested readers Of The Light.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
NIGHT CHUTE LEAP
THRILLS BIC CROWD

One of two night parachute jumps
scheduled for Tuesday night was post
poned but the other was made as plan
ned at 0 80 o'clock.
Private A. b. Golf made his first
night jump from a plane flown at an
altitude of 5000 feet by First Lieu
tenant l.. W. Dichman.
The descent of the soldier in his
parachute was watched by a large
crowd of people from San Antonio as
the big landing light was played on
him.
Two more jumps will be made
Thursday night at 6 80 and 0 30
o'clock and fourth is scheduled for
Friday night.
Corporal +. L. McCune ard Private
w. f. Miller will make the jumps
Thursday night and Private Robbins
will jump Friday night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
ACQUITTED IN Staying.
GIRL WILL GET CHANCE

LITCHFIELD, Conn, Dec. 9.-OY
Acquitted at her second trial for kill
ing John Gagnano, father of her child,
Miss Olympia Maori, 90. singer. who
had operate ambitions. has been taken
in charge by wealthy woman, who
has promised her and her baby n
home.
Mrs. Josepha Whitney, widow Of a
New York judge. and New Haven
society matron, became interested in
the girl during the first trial in New
Haven. The shooting occurred in the
lobby Of a New Haven theater. Feb
ruary &c. st that time Mrs. Whitney
offered to give the girl and her baby
4 home if she were acquitted but the
jury disagreed May %, and Miss
Maori has spent the intervening months
in county jails and cOurtrooms.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
MAY BAR FLASKS
FROM SHOW CASES

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. O.
0p)-Jewelers and shop-keepers who
display pocket TASKS and cocktail
shakers in their store windows to at
tract the Christmas trade, risk
prosecution in Indiana for violation OF
the Wright ''bone dry" law.
Attention was called today by i. S.
Shumaker, state Anti-saloon League
superintendent to the section Of the
Wright law which makes it unlaw-
full for any person TO advertise or dis
play any Intoxicating liquor or APP
paratus for the transportation Of in-
toxicating liquor or any article or YES
sci for containing such liquors in any
show window.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
MARTIN J. DURKIN,
FUGITIVE SLAYER,
WANTS TO GIVE UP

CHICAGO. Dec. 9.-CR-Martin j.
Durkin, fugitive police slayer, is about
to come from hiding in an Eastern city
near the Canadian border and surrcn-
der, authorities here have been inform
ed.
An attorney representing him has
made offers to the states attorney in
volving conditions that he is not to be
rushed to trial; that he is to be given
go days to prepare a defense and,
pending his appearance before a jury,
he is not to be placed in police Gus
tody.
Durkin's left arm, shattered by de-
tectiyes' shotsuns, requires medical at
tention which has been impossible in
his hiding.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
HIRE ARMED GUARDS
TO PROTECT GAMING
HOUSES In GOTHAM

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-GE)-Armed
iuards 10 protect their places against
Mjackers are being maintained by the
operators Of some gambling houses IN
this city. police officials said they
learned today, following the arrest OF
such Il guard. julius Sherman. whose
possession OF two loaded rcvOlycrs led
10 his arrest, confessed that he was
a protection man" for a gambling
housc near Times Square.
Sherman explained he was protect
ing gamblers from possible hijackers.
Police said Sheuaan's story showed
that gamblers feared hijackers more
than they did the police.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
UNITED DOG MEANS
NO MAIL DELIVERY

Letters 10 residents in widely scat.
tered parts of the city who are own.
ers of dogs whose friendly overtures
are not appreciated by mail carriers
were sent out Wednesday by Postmas-
ter =. 6. Lucas.
Several times recently, Mr.. Lucas
said, the carriers have been forced to
beat hasty retreat. in lieu of fac
ing the possibility Of torn clothing.
Postal regulations provide that when
vicious dogs are allowed to run %
large no delivery Of mail is required.
the mail being sent general delivery,
Mr.. Lucas said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
HOUSE DELAYS
REPORT ON
A|RCRAF 7
Mitchell Counsel, Membe,
Of Committee, Favors
One Flying Chief.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-(R-A
House aircraft committee, before
which Colonel William Mitchell in
itiated his criticism of army and navy
air administration, is being delayed
IN drafting report by conflict of
opinion among its members.
There is general agreement among
the members that aviation has failed
to receive proper recognition from the
war and navy departments, but they
have deliberated through several long
sessions without agreement, what steps
should be taken in recognizing the
national defense.
Representative Reid, Republican,
Illinois, court-martial counsel for
Colonel Mitchell, favors new depart
ment of national befense in which
land, sea and air forces would be on
an equality. Several others want the
army and navy put under one depart
ment, but do not favor making avia-
ton co-equal with the land and sea
organizations.
A report must be filed with the
House next Monday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
/ GRANT 81 Licenses

, FORT WORTH, Dee. 9.-tP)-
Efty-seycn applicants were licensed
10 practice medicine in Texas today
az an adjourned session OF the State
Beard OF Medical Examiners held here.
Seventeen cf this number took the ex-
=ininations in Dallas November - and
~ were licensed under reciprocity
agreements with other states.
Three who failed to pass the fall
Examinations were refused licenses
while four others presenting reciproci-
" papers were turned down but may
fake examination ia deficient sub
iects. Nine members Of the state
beard were present. Those who passed
the fall examinations we're: G. y. At
kinsoD. Greenville: Charles ". Bar
ricr. Fred II. Krohn and ". Il. Whit
ING, Wichita Falls: Manuel +. Braida,
Brownsville: Antonio Sanclli. Naples.
Italy; Louis 5. Pentel. J. +. RAIDER
end Byron w. Wyatt Houston: g. NJ.
Stephenson. Cisco; Humberto' Roggi.
laredo. Almond o. Rogers, Ennis
" +. Sehulkcy. ". II. Scale and Ed.
gar Eugene Smith. Dallas; 5. Il. Tuck
fr. NacOgdoches and S. p Weir, Beau
ECnt.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
METHODISTS PLAN
MITIGATION or
SEPARATE BOARDS

MEMPHIS, Dec. 9.-CR-The COM
mission on reorganization of the gen
eral board of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South, met in executive scs-
sions here today under the chairman
ship Of the Rev. Il. Il. l.. Morgan OF
Ardmore, Okla. Members of the COM
mission were reticent in regard to tie
discussions and recommendations
which engaged them.
However, it was stated that the
commission will recommend combin-
ing the work of some of the big boards
and that the reorganization plan vii!
contemplate from three to five gen.
eral departments under which all the
work done by the general boards will
be grouped. The report and recon-
mendations OF the commission will be
published in full early in 1926.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
CONVICT SUCCUMBS
TO GUNSHOT WOUND

HOUSTON, Dec. "a 10-year-0ld
convict, 4. NJ. Williams. died several
days ago in the hospital at the I'm
perial State Convict Farm from the
effects Of bullet wound in the head
and his body was sent 10 hts mother
in West Virginia. according 10 meager
adyiccs received from the prison camp
today. IL was said the youth was
wounded when be and two other pris-
0ners attempted 10 escape from the
Basset Blakcly farm. Huntsville au.
thorities gaid they knew nothing about
the ease as no notification had been
received.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
REAL ESTATE MEN
LOOKING TO S. 4

One of your greatest assets is the
splendid climate. The winters are
mild and while there is sufficiency of
rainfall for agriculture, San Antonio is
blessed with plenty of sunny days
during the winter months" W. b.
George. prominent Los Angeles realtor,
said Tuesday in an address, before a
meeting of the Real Estate Board.
With the expectation of locating in
the San Antonio trade center. real
estate men all over the country are
casting appraising eyes on South West
Texas, Mr.. George continued.
Fl. c. Thorman, =. G. Irish. II. f.
Dickinson and II. J. Shearer were
chosen as representatives to the mid
winter real estate board conference.
TO be held in New Orleans, January
10 to %. ----.f.- ..''''
4 resolution endorsing the Junior
chamber Of commerce pay your pol
tax campaign, was passed by the
board.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
ARGUMENTS HEARD
IN SUIT FOR ISLAND

Concluding arguments in the suit
Of Leopold Haby against +. +. Stauf-
Ter for possession OF title TO a small
island in Medina Lake were heard
by Judge Charles a. Boynton in Fed
eral court, Wednesday.
Judge BOynton and Judge DuVal
West Of the Western District Of Texas
exchanged benches for the trial, Judge
West going 10 Waco to hear a case in
which Judge Boynton is disqualified.
Judge West is disqualified TO hear the
lOcal cnse.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
.DRAUGHON STUDENTS
HAVE CHAPEL SERVICE

Chapel services for students &
DraughOn's Business College were held
Wednesday in the assembly room ol
the college. The services were con
Quoted by members of the y. VI. c. A.
staff. with Robert :. Tate, general
secretary Of the association, pres.l-
inc.
During the chspel services. John
X. Bccry. director Of the religious de-
partment OF the y. ". G. y. De
liycred n brief talk on Christianity
and II. T. Hitch. physical director of
the Y, talked on membership and pro
motion work.
Special music was furnished at these
services By the y. u. c. \. staff quar-
tat, composed Of L. u. Frederick. John
X. Becry, Il. S. Tate and II. y. LESS
ler.
About 900 students attended.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
OFFICERS SEIZE IS
GALLONS OF LIQUOR

Three jugs, containing five gallons
Of wbiskey each, were seized by pro-
hibition agents in a raid on resi-
dence on East TheO avenue Wednes-
day.
A man carrying one Of the jugs from
the house to n barn was arrested By
the officers who drove up just as he
started from the house.
In a clump Of trees another jug
containing a Ike quantity was found
and still another was found inside the
house. The man was arraigned before
United States Commissioner II. J..
Edwards on a charge Of possession Of
Intoxicating liquor, and was placed
under $500 bond.