The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
FEDERAL AND STATE DRY MELI
HAVE A BUSY CLEANUP" DAY
HALF DOZEN FRUITFUL HAULs
MAZE FErDAY-A1LEGED OF
rEEDEES TO GIVE BOND
Arlington. CLAYTON ard Special Federal
Agents Maho Many Productive
Raids.

Fedrrr' md state prohibition enforce
meu' u'irers yesterday made not less
;r#u u hIt dozen fruitful raids for
':q"nr ~ " n""..rs. It WAS one Of the
.,i::"s' days H." dry" squad has "A-
.,~ .,.,.,,,i g" several wceI,s. and a.
.r.I'i Tinted States Commissioner
= .u,am j rn,'on wiz spend fore
noon taxing bonds for tho appea ia nee
nT alleged vIo.alorS IN United states
court.
Tnr 'irs' visit made by Federal En-
ro-r"mcur Officer Tom Arlington Har-
- Meter and Joseph lluerr and Deputy
State Prohibition commissioner Fred !,
,'i.,r,u. was to Rcn Snyders soft drink
stand. So 1901 Market street Hero
'nc prohibition squad found two stran-
rr"s in the place buying DRINKS Inc
NV" strangers turned out 10 he SpeclaI
Agents Wilkinson and Bower. Unit"c
Sratoe officials. who were working In
Wheeling unknown 10 the local force.
The officers arrested John Maxwell.
Lnown as Judy Mack as tho bartender
md took George Snyder on charge OF
interfering with tho officers. Snyder
- alleged 10 have shouted warning
When the officers approached. anu
bottle Of liquor was brdken
through Il hole in the floor. Maxw0ll
was taken. before L. 8. Commissioner
cotton. where he WAS held under Sl.OOO
bond. George Snyder was held under
bond Of $500.
Pint fl Taxi Stand.
Going at noon TO James taxi stano
on the old House e Hermann site, tho
rrohihi,Ion officers found a coca cola
hottie fun of liquor. Offcars Wilkin-
son and Bower said that they had
previously bought a bottle Of liquor
there. The proprietor was not In ana
a gIrl In the little store from where the
laAI stand Is operated told the ofncers
she did not know tho name OF her ON
p!oycr.
ono Of the most productive raids OF
,hn Lav was made in a North Main
street building where the officers founh
nrty cases Of twu-pint bottles each oT
home hrcwed beer. \ quart or whiskey
Was SMILED out at this place. but the
officers mopp"d up tho fluid with
cloth and saved It for evidence. 1t IN
said tina; the proprietor OF this stann
wll appear this morning to give bond
Next to Suttsncutters.
Tho rnlders went neAt to Roy HUT
| .cn,I,ticr's No $3.50 Main street. where
= milk pitcher full Of alleged whiskey
MAS dumpcd Only a small quantity
Of ware~ mixed with tho liquor, how
ever. and tho stuff was gathered up Tor
| evidence At this place lot or PlttS-
Lu-ch beer" was connscated. and orr
| cor Arr!naton Will forward samples or
:; t. Columbus for analysis
| Next door to RuttencutteTs, the
raiders arrested Walter Turner, alleged
| 10 be the bartender IN Thornton Il
Stewards place.
Polish Mary Pals viotim-
"ro!Ish Mary" Jacobs. No. 26lS
Main street. fell the next victim 10 me
, r,in,ors Of the law. Her place yielded
ryo onc-gallon tugs OF liquor
Noxt door 20 Polish Mary's' Eleanor
Sw!ck's place yielded six gallons or
; noonsh,no liquor. Eleanor Swick Is al
ready under bonds on three charges
, SO her husband WAS arrested yesterday
, -four or Ave raids we're mad" In Ben
. wood, hnt the intended hosts evt-
. lcrtIy had been tipped of the visits.
. and the raids IN tho NTH Town turned
. out to be wntor hRula