Milford chronicle., 1931-10-09
ALLEGED LIQUOR
LAW OFFENDERS
ARE ARRESTED
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cover men has not been revealed. 1t
is reported they still have evidence
against large number of suspected
speakeasy operators III all par,s of
the State.
The under-cover men obtained ev-
idence during only the Ta3t three
weeks which netted a total of sixty
two arrests, including the twenty
four arrested on Wednesday,
All the arrests with the exception
of one were made on State search
and body warrants, issued by magis-
trates. One of the men arrested is
also charged with attempting to as
sault the agents.
Those arrested, the charges and
disposition of the cases follow:
William Slaughter, colored, near
Nassau, sale of liquor, 81 900 bail for
court.
Nellie Drain, near Nassau, sale
and possession, cited to appear be-
fore Magistrate Mustard at George
town.
Helen Harman, colored, of Mas
sau, sale and possession of liquor,
cited to appear before Magistrate
Mustard.
Lawrence J. Heckler, of Rehoboth,
and his wife, both charged with sale
and possession and cited to appear
before Magistrate Mustard.
Flora Jackson. of Laurel, sale and
possession, cited to appear before
Magistrate Spicer at Laurel.
Isaac H. Still, of Laurel, sale of
liquor and held on a Federal charge
in $4,000 bail by U. S. Commissioner
Polk.
Howard Carey filling station pro-
prietor, near LAUREL sale of liquor
and held in $1,000 bail.
Margaret Records and her son,
both charged with sale and possess
sion of liquor and cited to appear
before Magistrate Spicer.
Daniel Yates, of Laurel, a general I
store proprietor, sale of liquor and
held in $1,000 bail.
Levin Kitchens, of Laurel, sale of
liquor and held in $1,000 bail.
Joe Bill Ward of near George
town, his wife and son, James, sale
and possession of liquor, all cited to
appear before Magistrate Mustard
at Georgetown.
John Brittingham, of near Selby
willie, and lis wife, charged with sale
of liquor, both cited to appear be-
fore Magistrate Mustard.
Lemuel Dukes, of Indian River
charged with sale and pos
session and cited to appear before
Magistrate Mustard.
Frank X. Rogers, of Indian River
his daughter Hazel and
his son-in-law, Manford Daisey.
Daisey is charged with assaulting
the agents, manufacturing and pos
session of liquor. Rogers and his
daughter were charged with manu-
facture, possession and sale of
liquor. Each of the three was held
in $500 bail by Magistrate Mus
tard.
William Trader of Oak Orchard,
charged with sale and possession o.
liquor and cited to appear before
Mustard.
John Asbury Thompson, colored
Of Oak Orchard, sale and possession
Of liquor and held in $1,000 bail by
Thompson.
Margaret Donnelly of near
Georgetown charged with posses
sion of liquor and cited to appear
before Magistrate Mustard.
Still was arrested at his home by
Mr.. Wilson as a felOn. He has been
convicted of sale of liquor several
lines and the agents recently OBJ
aimed several more "buys" from
lim. Mr.. Wilson knocked on Stills
lOOr, tried to buy more liquor. was
and then placed Still un-
Ter arrest for the previous sales.
In the raid on the Rogers place .
he daughter, Hazel, made her es- q
ape temporarily, ran into a woods !
md shouted to some one that the
revenue men" had arrived. The =
agents caught the girl and found :
Ter near a fifty gallon still which :,
vas in operation. A man near the !,
till jumped in truck and drove i
way. p
A few minutes later Daisey, with h
large screw driver in his hands
anne out of the woods and threaten Z
n IN kill fha 9onOtc II ic a1Inoa5