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I BEGUN I BROOKLYN I I I Moonshine i i Still Experts I Imported From Froin Sou Southern lern District R Raid id Popular Popular- I City Cafe in iii Campaign n HT a.- ted ires NJ N V EW YORK YOUK Tan Jan 2 2 Eleven Eleven en revenue rev rev- moonshine moonshine moon ernie agents from the moonshine moon moon- shine of Tennes Tennes- Tennessee country Kentucky see Sec an and West Vest Virginia ordered from r stalking mountain stills to plunge into into in in- in to t the o prohibition enforcement campaign cam earn in ill Brooklyn went into action I to today ay b by arresting two of the proprietors pro pro- a bartender and a waiter of I g la P of that boroughs borough 5 cafes The Tho southern agents were brought ht hero to replace eight inspectors transferred trans trans- erred elsewhere after atter the discovery cry that Brooklyn was the source from which came much of ot the poisoned whisky which spread death through Connecticut I Brink IN 3 Shortly after noon William D D. D Allen Anen Jr chief cheC of uC the revenue men from Crom tho the moonshine Country and one as assistant assistant assist assist- ant entered the cafe ordered sherry obtained It promptly and paM pall for tor it In Inthe Inthe inthe the presence of oC two of oC time tho proprietors the they said Then rhen thc they arrested tho the owners the bartender and the water waiter who ho served them an and took toole all to United States Stales DI District Attorney Ross Ross' office Later the men were ere arraigned ar arraigned arraigned ar- ar before beCore a ted ral commissioner who tto released them on ball bail The shakeup In tho revenue force orco assigned as- as signed to Brooklyn followed a conference conference confer contor- ence between District Attorney no Ross s sand and anti Col Daniel L. L Porter supervising internal revenue agent in the New ew York district The rho new agents headed b by Allen AJlen never had been in Brooklyn the they d declared red Are Arc t Common Refill nerm frauds are aro becoming common common cornmon com corn mon here u re It was learned toda today Whisky y bottles which hn had been beci tapped and refilled d with ith other ether liquids have o been exhibited to tho the police Without drawing drawing- the corks corles tho the liquor had been drawn drann off ocr through a hole drilled In tho the bottom of tho the bottle Refilling Re Ito- I tilling filling through tho the same hole hoo was followed fol tel I lowed b by plugging It and selling Holling the contents under the lh whisk whisky label Vir Vir- Vir everything e from col cold tea to tovar varnish var- var nish fish ha has haa been disposed o of In this manner manner manner man man- ner tIme the police pollee say Unable to Discover I Proclamation Flaw T I ra Hj fly R Srim tile Washington ton Jan 2 Wets Yeh who are pinning their hopes hOJe upon the tIme attacks of oC Governor Governur Edwards of ot New uw Jersey upon prohibition had another plank of or their bridge of ot ho hope o knocked out of oC place paco lolla today J. J Harry Foley e Governor GO ds' ds secretary who came carne here to discover cl any possible law flaw In the prohibition prohibition pro pro- h i b I tb it P proclamation rocla nia tb ii which lm ich nn ml might ht t trender render it open to attack Informed Sec Sec- rOlar rotary that he lie hn had bad examined tho proclamation and hind had found nothIng noth noth- ing lug In It to give hope that a legal at attack attack attack at- at tack would woul be bo sustained Millions l of Gallons Remain in in Kentucky Ii Associated h Pre Ires Louisville K Ky ly Jan 2 Movement of or liquor out of ot Kentucky for export to foreign countries will be bo discontinued next Monday It was announced hero here tonight R. R It L. L I. I foreign freight trat- trat tie tic manager n for tor the tho Southern railway I announced that It would bo be almo almost t. t Im Impossible impossible Im- Im r possible to accept shipments for ex export ox- ox port l inter tor than January Januar 5 i because of Inability to ship the liquor to seaports seaports sea sea- ports n l and place paco It on board ship IJ by January IG 16 when national prohibition becomes effective Tho rho suspension according to local liquor Interests will leave o at m least gallons In warehouses of ot Ke Kentucky n tu C k w wh h q n t. t the tho h e co constitutional mm s t I to I I o it a I amendment goes Into effect I Bribing o oI Officer Is Charged to Druggists I I Kansas Kaunas g ell City Mo IO Jan Two Two drug drug- Continued on palO page 2 PROHIBITION DRIVE IS BEGUN IN BROOKlYN Continued from tram Page 1 I. I George R. R Cooper and Wilbur J. J Dean and John B B. B Mynatt former farmer federal fed fed- federal eral agent J. J ent for tor the tho enforcement of ot the Harrison act were arrested arrest arrest- ed today by internal revenue re agents and brought before a United States Stales commissioner charged with br bribing I and attempting to bribe Frank l 1 L DIgges DI es chief of ot the tho local federal bur bu- bu r for enforcement of or the I Harrison act All AU were released on 51 bond I Victims Cla Claimed 1 By Poison Whisky I McAlester Okla Jan 2 John Jolin Yates died today from drinking drinking- wood treed alcohol He lie had purchased d tho the he said I believing It Il nonpoisonous onous to make herb medicine Chillicothe Mo Io Jan 2 The The first 1 fatality from wood alcohol poisoning was waa reported hero today In the dea death deah h I of Gus Boon |