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FEDERAL OFFICERS CmMAKE SERIES OF RAIDSSix Stills, Two Automobiles And Four Speakeasies Fall Prey In Holiday DriveProgr:andtrFrank M, Trelber, alias Hook Treibcr, 309 South centre street,was arrestecl yesterday noon by Federal In ves Lieu tors William R. Hnr-' y$y and W. B, Light bo urn, on eliav-of sale and possession of inloki-‘ cants and maintaining a nuisance.He was arraigned before United States Commissioner Thomas Anderson, and held for a hearing Deccmbnr 28, under 5500 bond.The officers said they seized a quantity of whiskey, and beer together with a beer machine, car-boiuttcv and other speakeasy paraphernalia.C’eartield “Dyke” Jones, negro, nnd Esther Jones, negrcss, 22 Bedford street, were also arrested yesterday on similar charges. Esther Jones plead guilty as to sale, and on the other charges both plead not Kguilty, 'nicy were held under bond necoptet of fl.OOO each. jcitizens,Severn the pres Coimmu City Ho night, The U'Loons byin rt bri was acce by D. Li the Circ At the dcrson's aged nin nue. On naterl tl:John Cooper’s alleged speakeasy, 2fi Bedford, street, was raided on a sales warning for Thomas Christian, negro. Christian is alleged to have made a sale 10 an undercover agent. A small seizure was made, and they were cited to appear Tuesday,John R. Davis and Ira \V. Crabtree, Old town, were arrested by In-vcsii:nlor.s Lij’hUxmvn. Albert E. Cooper anti Leon Poore. The men, according to the officers were delivering a five- gallon keg of liquor in a Ford sedan automobile. The wliis-known two ch Night” Surro! fence, t green i lighted •Divd elc 1a briJlia beauty, of the Sside and.Inside tire tree ---.------ 1 V-iJTJkey and car were seized and confls- liCg cab caLed, and the men held for court La hut ftunder bond of 5500.Lulu Boswell, rear *123 Virginia0venue, was arrested 011 charges ol operating an alleged speakeasy, sale and, possession, Friday, she was cited to appear for a hearing Tuesday, jj,Federal Investigator William It. Garvey, enroute ta his home lastnight arrested John F. Brode who, narts oVm ' PalC? «sheep, c live ani; three si rose n led also kep waving children and mi:by Jaco J. W. H. City Ca World, tunics.shcpheri little st foot ofwerehe said, was in the act of delivering a case of beer to 04 North Mechanic .street, an alleged speakeasy operated by Jesse Conner. The officer seized the beer, and the ear Brode was driving which belonged to Joseph Trozzo. Brode escftjied while the officer was endeavoring to.start his own car to take him to jail. At- „vlL. H. ter a chase around the Community aa olfl j Christmas tree and the postffice I Lore fn and City Hall, the officer lost Brode1 in the crowd and he had not been apprehended at a late hour. Conners and Trozzo were citd to appear for a hearing Tuesday.Officer Harvey said last night he and five agents .from Hagerstown made a series of raids in Frog Hollow. Washington county, Fridav, seized six stills ranging in size from 50 to 200 gallons, and arrested one man,who toe the specBROWNIE PACK GIVESYeste. Hall, ov ed by U ges. T It ncces officers it was c and effc childrenled. In
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Cumberland Times
Cumberland, Maryland, US
Sun, Dec 25, 1932
Page 14
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