Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-03
GOT BEER WHEN He
BOUGHT SANDWICH
Peter Laraos, GIT Shipley Street,
Fined 500 in City Court for
Selling Without License.
Detective Fairchilds on Saturday arrest

Detective Fairchilds on Saturday arrest
cd Peter Taraos. on three charges of selling
liquor without license. Joseph Hanna
gan, in City Court, today said on Satur-
day he went to restaurant, Mt oil
Shipley street, conducted by Taraos, and
got sandwich and battle of beer.
Frank J. Mahoney, detective testified
that he was with Detective Fairchilds
when Taraos was arrested and tasted the
beer that flanagan was drinking and
that il was lager flanagan was unable
TO tell Just what kind of beer IT was he had
except that it was good beer.
He was adjudged guilty on one charge
and was fined 500 and costs. The
OF her two cases were dismissed.
stephen Mathras, was arrested at the
same time and place and there were three
charges of selling liquor without n license
against him Assistant City Solicitor
Malloy had two of tho cases dismissed.
The other case was dismissed by Judge
Churchman because of the lack of evil
dcncc
The case Of Peale Rice Negro, charged
with attempted larceny Of watch was
continued until next Wednesday and bail
fixed at $500
Dale Gamble, charged with trespassing
on the property 81 the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad. pleaded guilty, The
ease was dismissed rs tho Judge ruled the
man did not trcspass
RAYMOND Howard. n Negro, Of 1919
Orange street, charged James Briggs, with
breaking and entering and assault and
battery
Howard told tho court that last night
he was awakened by noise downstairs
and when he started down the steps he
found Briggs coming iip and that when he
asked the latter where he was going he
was struck over the head with a beer
bottle
On tho charge Of breaking and entering
he was held under 81 900 bail for the Court
Of General Sessions The other charge
was continued without day
Alfred tIanlcy Colorcd, was held under
$500 bail for the Court OF General Sessions
on charge Of larceny preferred by Pearl
Staple, also colorcd, who charged that on
Saturday night the defendant stole
500 from her
Paul Edwards. charged with non-sup-
port had his case continued until to-
morrow morning
Lena Quazewskl. charged her husband
John, with non-support Of herself and
ono minor child The wife claimed that
the husband gave her 81 week and asked
that the case he dismissed but che Judge
ordered the case TO 60 on The Judge fix
cd an order of $40 a week
John II Thompson, George Bripon,
Andrew Ralco, Thomas Harrison and
Thomas Met abe. all charged with tres
passing on railroad property were fined
s. and costs
Charged with acting in dlsorderly
manner at the Wilson Line wharf, Alex
andcr Mcleod was fined S. and costs
4 fine OF s. and costs was imposed
on Frank Mcdonald, charged with acting
IN disorderlv manner toward Patrolman
Dcvcnnev
Charged with vagrancy John W John
son. pleaded guilty and was sentenced |
to ten DAYS in-the workhousc.
The case Of Harry Hargis, charged with |
breach OF the peace by his wife Gertrude, |
was continued until June %, for investi-
CATION.
Charged with keeping gaming table |
at 6O6 French street. William Wiley, |
had his case continued until Friday morn |
Ing when IT was called IN City Court. |
Elmer Mcdaniel. charged with pool /
selling was represented by Daniel Q. |
Hastings. attorney and had his case CON
tlnued until Friday morning
Dennis r. Bradley charged Erchle |
with assault anu battery.
Bradley claimed that the defendant |
attacked him at Thirteenth and Claymont |
streets early on Sunday morning Judge |
Churchman adjudged the man guilty |
and imposed fine Of $50 and costs
Adam Levandowsk charged with as
sault and battery by Frank Leberie |
pleaded not guilty Lebcrie charged |
that Levandowski was playing cards in
his house and when the former told him
to stop playing be struck him in the face.
The case was dismissed