Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-30
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by United States Commissioner Nahh
at the Federal Building. Ninth and
shipley streets. and bail fixed for
further hearings.
The raids were the most extensive
ever conducted in this vicinity. and
followed a months investigation by
local prohibition agents. The liquor
seizures ranged from one ounce 10
fifty gallons. Three warrants re-
main to be served, and more arrests
are pending.
A complete list Of those arrested
is as follows:
William Day. Jr, East Fourth
street.
Howard scarboro. Thirteenth and
Head streets.
Anthony Monaco 41s Walnut
street.
Antonio casolane, 227 Tatnall
street.
Dominick Lestardo, 200 Tatnall
street.
Frank Danish. 200 West Front
street.
Carmine Annone, 1880 West Sew
enth street.
Pasquale Episcopo, 1902 West
Eighth street.
Binone Giovanni, 21s Monroe
street.
Esella Taylor. Boxwood road
near Newport pike.
Rosetta Ross, 116 Poplar street.
Ella WEIGH, 316 East Sixth street.
Bert Hopkins. 1112 Poplar street.
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Bert Kelson, ia Walnut street.
James A. McKelvey. proprietor Of
Deer Park Hotel. Newark.
Most OF the places raided were sa-
looms; the others were stores and
private dwellings. There was COM
paratively little show OF resistance.
AS fast as the prisoners were gath
cred in they were sent to the police
station for safe-keeping, although
the raids were staged over the heads
OF the police, who neither partici-
pated nor knew much of what was
going on until the Job was nearly
finished.
The flying squadron" which as
sisted the local prohibition agents
Is one Of those under general direc-
ton Of Z. c. Yellowley, which have
won name by the lightning-like
auickness of their activities and
spectacular manner in which they
have bagged their game. Motor cars
had been provided, and every man
IN the raiding party was armed
ready to beat down any serious re-
sistence. Oddly. the combined
squadron and local forces numbered
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This squadron covers the States OF
West Virginia, Maryland, and New
Jersey, known as the Fourth Pro-
hibition District.
After having cleaned up the work
assigned 10 them in this city, the
raiders motored last night TO New
ark and descended upon the Deer
Park Hotel. which Is conducted by
James A. McKelvey, a justice OF the
peace and well known in political
circles. The agents allege they found
about thirty gallons of beer. choice
assortment of Scotch whisky. creme
de menthe, both white and green,
and some Chartreux, all Of which
were seized. A miniature bottling
establishment also was found in the
hotel.
Mr. McKelvey was taken before
Justice of the Peace Lovett and al
lowed to give bond for appearance
before Commissioner Cam this az
ternoon. When W. TruxtOn Boyce
resigned as Federal prohibition di-
rector for Delaware last summer,
McKelvey was a candidate for his
office.
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the office OF Federal Prohibition Di-
rector Robert b. Elliott. at Sixth and
King streets. The local federal
agents, Howard. Leroy and Ed
wards. were aided by Assistant Di-
visional Chief Linton Evans. Of Di-
vision 4. with headquarters at
Washington; General Agents W. J.
Green. Alphonso Staffard, Gerald
Parker, Jonathan Paul, L. w. Sion
aker and G.. V. Hawkins, from
Washington; Deputy United States
Marshal George Ball, Frank f.
Haley. special officer Of the Law
and order Society, and the Rev. f.
c. Prettyman. superintendent of the
Anti-saloon League OF Delaware.
The officers travelled in high-pow-
cred motor cars. closing in on the
places raided in the order of n.y.
Ing wedge The raids started short
ly after o'clock yesterday after
noon, and the last one, made at the
Deer Park Hotel. Newark, was com
pleted about 1915 o'clock last night. /
The first place raided was that OF
william Day. on East Fourth street.
Here the officers were disappointed
In their search for contrabandl
liquor. only a quantity estimated at
one ounce being discovered in al