Levine v. City of Lynchburg

Isaac Levine was, in September last, tried under the prohibition ordinance of the city of Lynchburg, which, in so far as this proceeding is concerned, is identical with the State prohibition law. He was charged with transporting ardent spirits and was sentenced to four months on the State convict road force and fined $150.00.

On the morning of June 4, 1930, Officer Wood, of the Lynchburg police force, learned that certain men were endeavoring to push an automobile along Rivermont avenue, in said city, near the entrance of Randolph-Macon Woman’s College, and that this car seemed to be loaded…