Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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--\ [XVENSIVE LIQUOR RAIDS BRING BIG R[SULTS Federal Prohibition Agents l.1us. in New York, Florida, louisiana and Georiria. New oiik, Jiyu -.;;:nsive i quor raids staged late yesterday in Newark and Jersey City by nearly 100 federal agents were l'ollowed today by .seizilre ill th' roix of wvhiskey valued at $115,000, according to anlouie tuent by Prohibition Enforeement Agent Shevlin. Federal agents maide the seizure at a building alleged to have beena occupied Our Loss . Lasts But 10 Evern chan< make 1 AlliC objec a ManufactL Next to Post Off 'Ht I II i L . . .. . . . . . . &A - - ----- --- ll1 111111111111111111111111 h" Heri'tard andl Nat Bernstein who were arira igned yesterday on a chalrge ofilleally t ransporti ng liquor, While 1,672 cases were being placed on mo tor trucks to be taken to a warehouse. the federal agents were frequently in errupted by telepIhonIe orders for large quantities of whiskey, aCCOn1iing LI Mr. Slin. Whiskey Seized. NewarK, July 30.-Prohibition en forcement agents today continued raid started yestierday, until at noon it was etstimated $50,000 worth of liquor had beei seizedl here an din Jersey City. Tank Steamer Seized. New Orl'ans, July 30.--Federal pro Starte Days ! r Article, every y room for the I LOOds must be t now. Here is' Men's a Ladies' am~ S hoes, irer' s Cost, and ir THE ice Ut1111ili11111 l II Hav Refr With no b A.-. hibition agent! today scized the Am erican tanker Dulcino on which it was aleged forty-eight cases of whiskey were rev, ently discovered. The vessel i being 11eh! in $1,500,000 bond. L. T. Powell, captini of the Duleino and .1. L. .lensen a steward were held under $10,000 bonld e-ich. The libel, filed by the United States district at torney, i; t'ic first of its kind here under L Volstead provision, which renders a .!:ip subject to seizre wh0n used to violate federal prohi, ition laws. Car and Whiskey Captured Miami, July 30.-Feleral prohibj t ion agen's engaged in a running fight AV REC "S0%R.. E D ". I Friday Morn >iece of goods in n this Clearance >ig shipments of sold--will be sold, your chance now nd Boy's Clot I Misses' Read Dry Goods, Li 1 many cases bell SU MTJ One.. cold, sparkling bc Chera-Cal .shging ad afti& effect IIighway near here yesterday but af with alleged bootleggers on the Dixie ter a chase of eight miles, the fugitives escaped abandoning their $3,000 mo tor car and its load of whiskey. Pistol shots punctured the automobile in sev ural places. Large Stills Found Albany, Ga., July 30.--Two connect ing stills, with a combined capacity of 00 gallons believed to be the largest ever discovered in Georgia, were raided in Lee County last night by a posse under command of Federal Pro hibition Officer Garnett W. Saye, of Albany. -- o ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES K ST ICTIC ing, July 30th 10 Days ( our enormous st sale of all our Sur Fall Goods the regardless of co: to buy hing and Furl y-to-Wear and ousehold Goo aw Cost. Sale sta ER. S. C. 'd24L~ Li .1 V:' 4. % ', ,' tile of DRINK IWO ARE KILLEI); IC FOUR B.A)LY HURT Spartanburg, Aug. 1.-In an auto noble accident at Mayo Station, on Ihe C. C. and 0. R. R., twelve miles S orth of Spartanburg this afternoon, a wo men, Custer Hunter and Welton h lorris were instantly killed and four E )ther passengers in the car seriously c nijured. The injured are: S. F. Sutton, d iss 1lla Gilmore, Miss Mary Etta ' Rogers and Miss Callie Reel. All of " .hem are residents of Glendale. They h iad been visiting friends near Chesnee C d ere returning to Spartanburg n lien the car plunjged off of the high vay bridge over the tracks of the INSJ ,1920. 4 Wonderful Bar ock of Summer nmer Stock. We1 it are .arriving < st to us. Profit i rishmngs I Millinery ds, Etc. rted Friday morn: P OR E :=N nehclfield road just at the station, 'Ilin tthirty feet, demolishing the car nd crushing its occupants under the. reckage. 10I The injured were brough-. to the partanburg City Hospital, where it is lid, two of the young women will maly recover from- their injuries. oth of the young men killed were I-soldiers and served i nthe Thirtieth ivision in France. Hunter was twice Tunded in action. S. F. Sutton, tho ,as driving the car, is well known and id been identified with county road matruction for several years. His kjuries are considered serious. ----- ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES Dur- Gain ivsia in Valnc. uners twc ld y.e dnife ihconyra ingrJulyi30 'WEna n