The Washington times., 1922-06-17
IS SEIZED
IN LIQUOR.
HERE.
$s. 900 Auto, Whisksy. Cider
and Extracts Captured by
Police Squads.


Continuing their activity against
alleged violators Of the prohibition
law, members Of Major Sullivan's
vice squad made ten arrests last
night and early this morning and
seized a large quantity Of whiskey,
hard cider, extracts and other
beverages said: 10 contain a large
percentage Of alcohol. Three addi-
tional men were arrested when an
auto loaded With liquor was seized
In the Third precinct.
5000 Auto Seized.
An automobile valued at 5000
and twenty-four gallons OF whiskey
were seized by Sergeant Ryon and
Policemen. Myers and Bailey. Of the
Eleventh precinct. following the ar
rest OF Pomeroy Brown. colcred.
twenty-sevsn years old. Of II Q
street northwest. 4
Over 100 gallons Of alleged hard
cider were seized In raids on the es-
tablishment OF Mayer shukin and
Albert A. Fuschman. 1900 Georgia
avenue; Jacob Fuxman. so1 Barry
place; Jacob Nou. 72o Barry piacs;
BENJAMIN Acker, TOO Florida ave
nue., and John Jones, 64s Fiorida
avenue.
Lawrence Grogan, twenty-fcur
years old. 20 Grant place, and Her
man Saffoid. twenty years old. OF
the Warrington barracks, were ar.
rested by Policemen Pasour ana
schryer. OF the First precinct. on
charges of transporting five half
pints OF whiskey. So
Half Pint Causes Arrest.
While carrying a half pint Of
''moonshine," Benjamin A. Nelson,
forty years old. 62s Allison street
northwest. was arrested by Ser
geant Curry and Privates wilson.
Mansfield and Lowry, Of the First
precinct. on charges OF mesai
transportation Of liquor.
RAPPORT. AL First street northwest,
and ccknac were seiSed.
whiskey worth $500 and an au-
tomobile valued at $500 were seized
this morning about 4:s0 o'clock when
Internai Revenue men and police Of
the Third precinct swooped down
on several men at Twenty-fifth and
r streets northwest.
Harry Maynard Arrested.
Three men were arrested.
They are Harry Maynard, thirty
four years old, proprietor OF the Tea
Cup Inn, who gave his address AZ
1857 Tenth street northwest.
Manuel Schanholtz, twenty-four
years. old, sos New Jersey avenue
northwest: and %
; Robert Franz forty-eignt years
old. So, Twenty-fifth street north.
They are charged with having
illegal possession Of whiskey.
Internal Revenue Agents Evans
and Ruby, Detective sergeants Dnr-
nall and Springman. and Policemen
Letterman and Griffin saw the large
machine circling several times ~
Twenty-fifth and II streets. and they
SOpArafing their automobile In such
q manner that the other car was
ciowded 70 the curb. the police leap
ed from their car and surrounded
the machine. A wild dash was made
by the men, but three Of them were
caught. one or two Of the occupants
made their getaway. <.
Liquor Said 10 Re Bogus.
The liquor, which 10 purported to
be Scotch and which was loaded In
the rear Of the car, was packed IN
bufiap and straw. The revenue men
said there were probably twenty-five
cases m the haul They also said
that the labels on the bottles were
n kes. They do not believe that the
liquor was /Renuine Scotch.
MaynarV and Schnnholtz have
been IN {hc TONS before for Viola
tio<s OF the iiQuor laws. .ts
About half an hour aftsr the
machine was confiscated H. was re-
ported n police headquartcrs that
Il had bc~n stolen during the nisht.
The oovcrnment men said u =
rrohehle the owner win gst his