“Seventy-three quart bottles of liquor”, 1922

officers of the United States who made said search and seizure as aforesaid, were not looking for the said defendant at the time, and had no information sufficient to cause them to believe that defendant was on the road, or that said car contained any liquor whatsoever . . .

“Seventy-three quart bottles of liquor” 1922

George Carroll filed this petition demanding the return of his property, including “seventy-three quart bottles of liquor,” that Federal Prohibition officers seized from his car.

National Archives, Records of the Supreme Court of the United States