Concerning Prohibition Records: I know little about Prohibition Bureau Records themselves, but fifteen years ago or so I went through the prosecution records for all federal prosecutions from New Orleans dealing with liquor violations in the 1920s. They were in justice department files, and at that time were located in the main National Archives building near the D.C. Mall. Generally, the U.S. Attorney in New Orleans (or elsewhere) had to secure approval from Washington to begin a prosecution. So the file would occasionally contain interesting information when the local U.S. Attorney summarized the evidence for the D.C. office. Mark H. Haller Temple University