The New York herald., 1921-08-09
rum HAULS TO DATE
Reach $12,OOO,O0O.
1886 Alleged ViolatOrs of
State Dry Law Arrested
Since April 4.
LEACH ISSUES FIGURES
Wine Cellar Owner Gets In
junction to Keep Cops
Out of Apartment.
BOY HELD IN BOOZE SALE
jerseys Chief Justice Signs
Writs to Test Validity of
Van Ness Act.
BOY HELD IN BOOZE SALE

The police crusade against liquor
dispensers has resulted up to date in
the seizure OF liquors and manufactur-
ing and distributing paraphernalia val
ued at more than s12.000.00o. accord
ing to a statement issued yesterday by
John A. Leach, First Deputy Commits
sioner. who has been directing the
campaign since April last. In this
period the police also have arrested
1856 alleged violators of the State en-
forcement law.
The liquor. according to Mr.. Leach.
was contained in S5,Ss5 bottles. 4.665
barrels, 1891 cases, 1917 tins, 751
containers, 323 glasses and IL kegs.
The manufacturing and distributing
paraphernalia included, among other
things, a motor boat, ! suitcases, 64
decanters. trucks. bottle of whis-
key coloring. gas stoves, lis stills,
taxicab. sls jugs. 726 demijohns. 8
teapots. Q vats and 8s presses.
Dietrich wendelken of 219 Willis ave-
nue.. who is suing Police Commissioner
Enright for $1,000 as a result of police
raid on his wine cellar. obtained yester-
day from Justice Martin In The Bronx
Supreme Court an injunction restraining
the police from entering his apartment
without a search warrant. Commissioner
Enright was named defendant with Po-
lice Inspector Sweeney in the injunction
papers.
Chief Justice White OF the New Jersey
Supreme Court signed two writs on
which the constitutionality Of the Van
Ness prohibition enforcement law Will
be passed upon by the highest court OF
the State. The Chief Justice acted on
the complaint under which Frederick
Welsher. a saloonkeeper of 936 Orange
avenue, Newark, was arrested June "a.
Welsher contends the Van Ness act Is
unconstitutional because 1t deprives al
legged violators of the act of trial by
Jury, although the penalty for violation
includes a penitentiary sentence.
Frank Mandaro, 15. Of 40 Mulberry
street Manhattan, was held in 5000 bail
in the Children's Court. Brooklyn. ac-
cused OF offering liquor for sale. Detec-
tive Henry Klein said he arrested the
boy at Bolivar street and Hudson ave-
nue.. The youth carried a basket. the
detective testified, in which there reposed
a bottle of whiskey. Klein charged that
Mandaro sold three quarts of liquor just
before he arrested him.
Archie Hadden, proprietor OF hotel
at Merrick road. Rosedale, and Robert
Enbrock, a roadhouse keeper at Rock
away road and the Turnpike, Jamaica
were arrested by revenue agents. and
were held in $1,000 bail each by United
States Commissioner Rasquin in Brook
lyn.
Five alleged booze dispensers were
arrested in Somerville, n. j.. in a round
up begun by Prosecutor A. NJ. BeeSman
and Sheriff Bogart. The men were held
in 1000 bail each and were locked up
at Raritan, n. J.
Capt. j. A. Roy. skipper OF the booze
ship Pocomol<e, refused yesterday to dis
cuss the seizure Sunday night OF 1924
cases of rye and Scotch whiskey on a
farm at Toms River. N. J. 1t was re-
ported that the confscated liquor had
come from the island OF Nassau. whence
the Pocomoke has been Juggling liquors.
Il won't say anything to-day" he said,
but maybe tomorrow | will tell you
all about It,"