Evening journal., 1915-05-21
mother AND Child
TANGLED IN Street
Wagon UpSets, Pinning
Couple Down, But They
Escape Injury
BARACA CLASS
THREE YEARS OLD

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del. May 21.---Nrs.
Anna Subocz and ner two children,
Frank. aged s, and Andrew. is
months, had narrow escapes from in
jury last evening when the delivery
wagon in which they were riding up
set. The horse was thrown down and
for few minutes there was a gen
eral miA-up. The wagon was loaded
with cases Of soft drinks and between
the cries of the occupants of the
wagon and the noise of breaking bot
ties a crowd was soon attracted. The
accident was caused by the locking of
the running gear. As soon as the
wagon turned over Mrs. Subocz jump
ed over the horse and then began an
effort to rescue Andrew. In doing so
the woman came near being injured
by the horse, which tried to get up.
The front part OF the wagon fell on
the animals hind legs.
Mrs. Samuel Fleming died yesterday
afternoon at her home in South Fifth
street. Mrs. Fleming is survived by
her husband and two sons. Moses b.
and Samuel Fleming, Jr Mrs. Flem-
ing was life member of the Presby-
terian Church.
Chief of Police Tobin is determined
10 break up speakeasies in New
Castle. Accompanied by Detective
Frank Mccoy, he went &c the barber
shop of Robert Williams, alias Graves,
colored, and searched the property.
He found the floor of the back kitchen
bending under him, so he removed the
mating, took up board and found
six cases of bottled beer. Williams
was taken before Magistrate Nicker-
son and was committed 10 the work
house in default of $500 bail for
court. Charges of selling liquor With
out license and OF gambling and
running a gaming table have been
lodged against Williams. Chief TObn
said last night that he proposes doing
everything possible to break up the
Illicit sale of liquor here.
Victrolas, records. Bridgewater.~
The New Castle Opera House was
crowded last evening when the Baraca
Glass of the NJ r. Church celebrated
its third anniversary The class has
an average attendance of more than
80 members, while the membership
numbers nearly twice that The class
was organized with seven members
The principal address of the evening
as made by the Rev. Carlysle Hub
bard.
The program follows. Song.
America" by class; prayer. by Rev.
j. l.. Johnson; song. Brighten the
Corner" by class class history. by
the secretary, Walter Dolby; quartet
"Wayside Cross" by class quartet,
Messrs. j. Challenger, A. Clayton. w.
Deskyne. H. Hobbs: address. by Rev.
Hubbard, of Baltimore: song, Brew
ers' Big Horses" by class; solo,
Memories of Galilee." by Charles p.
Lancaster. with class accompaniment.
Short speeches we're also made by
members of the class. Refreshments
we're served in the rooms over the
Opera House.
The Dorcss Society is arranging for
a strawberry festival to be held on
June 5.
Mrs. William Denny and son. Will
son, have returned home from a two
weeks visit to relatives in Port Penn.
An open air supper will be held on
no tennis court on Saturday evening,
s'ay 90.
While the New Castle baseball team
is tackling Parkside at Battery Park
'umerrow the George and John will
meet the p. r. r. team.
DIR. Cure-All" is in town. He will
appear in the NJ. e. Sunday school
room tonight. The cast Of characters
is as follows: "Dr. Cure-All." who
has a remedy for everything, William
Weggenmann Maria. maid of IA. who
has peculiar gait. Miss Mabel Pinder;
Mrs. Brown. who wants to reduce her
flesh, Miss Esther Vining; Miss Jane
Scrmpins, who desires to bleach her
hair, Miss Elizabeth McNally: Mr.. Al
phonso dc Jones, who wishes to raise
mustache, Earl McLain; Mrs. Rotch-
kins, a fond mother, Miss Mildred
Holiday; Miss Kate Rotchkins, her
daughter, who is bashful. Miss Martha
harrington Miss Seraphina Radding-
ton, who wants to be tall, Miss Hattie
Gooden; Mrs. Scrawny, who is
anxious to be tall. Miss Bertha Hall: 4:
Miss Blooming. handsome widow in
search of husband, Miss Edith Bend
Ter.