Dry Laws and Wet Politicians by Harold D Wilson. Pequa Press. 1922. Softcover. Second edition. The federal Prohibition Bureau appointed Harold D. Wilson Director of its Massachusetts office in June of 1921. But the office was reorganized six weeks later. He became Deputy Director. Yet he remained a highly motivated Prohibition agent. As an extreme dry, Wilson was determined to stamp out all drinking. No matter who was the guilty party. To do so he would use whatever means necessary. This book details his exploits in keeping everything “dry” and going after politicians that bent the rules and tipped the drink. 4 ¾” x 7 ¼” and 166 pages. Includes a few cartoons. Numerous pages at the back have bent corners and even soiling. All is still readable.