Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
SALOON WINDOW
FALLERS' TARGET
Hurled Brick Through it After
Being Refused a Drink
of Liquor.

| Thomas lallcrs was accused IN City
| Court today of hurlInC n brick through !.
| window of the saloon run by James
| Hayes, at Lord and Spruce streets, On
| Saturday night
! HAYES testified that Fallcrs became
| angry when he was refused liquor and.
| leaving the saloon, shattered the front
window with a brick Fallcrs was dis
| missed at the request Of the complainant,
| however.
AloysuS ~chnlppcrt was fined S. and
/ costs for swearing around the Is. y .
| station
| Charged With striking policeman, and
| with using obscene words on the street
| Isnac Burncil rolorcd VAS assessed So
/ and costs for the first offence and s. and
| costs for the other Policeman Gold tcsti-
| fed that Purncll was with a boIstcrous
/ crowd Of culorcd persons after midnight
/ Saturday, and that when thcv caught
| slcht oi the officer Purncll rcvilcd hun.
| Gold said he caught hold Of Purnell, but
| that tho Negro struck hlm IN the nose and
| then fled Gold and tho other policeman
| caught the Negro in an arcaway on Ship
| lev street
The Negro appeared IL court in dazcd
condition. Onc eye was badly damaged
and hls face bore 4 number Of cuts and
| bruises
Ernest Brookine. charged with the non
support of his witc and chiid. Was ordered
to pay them Sl2 week.
Raymond Russell accused of violating
an order Of the State Council Of Defence
Was released ol lis plea that severe
burns he had sustained Kept him from
work He was assigned - the Diamond
State Fibre Co On November y
Tho cases oi Joseph Martino and
Clarence Olsen, soldiers were continued
unt.l tomorrow, and subpUna MAS
issued tsr Policeman Wallace Who failed
to appear against them Both pleaded
not guilty to the charge IT disorderly
conduct
CilIr~ Baklcy. charged with operating Z
motor car while intoxicated. Vas dis
missed when it was shown he had not
succeeded in starting his car when lie Was
arrested
Raymond Taylor VAS fined SIS and
costs for trrying q blackjack He test-
fed that Tie weapon had been dropped
by another man and that he had picked
il UP
YEUrH FINED S25
Tie statement by William Cooper
vou1h. that he had struck John Olsen in
the eve because Olsen had fired him from
= jpn did moi save hin from being fined
S25 and costs for the assault
Charged with assaultInc hls mother-in-
Law Mrs Patrick Farrer d frail and
elderly woman. james Robinson, husky
young man was fined 225 for the offence
John + Barber colored, was held III
$500 baIl, with the case continued until
tomorrow, on the charge Of pointing
pistol at q neighbor, Emma Smith also
coioreC
Charles Rosenblatt charged with
changing the tags from licensed TO an
unlicensed auto, was fined $40 and costs
Onlv fiye men faced charges Of drunken
ness this morning Three were fined IS
and costs. one was dismissed and one.
Robert Burke, who was IN court a month
ago Tor The same offence, was requested To
pay SO and costs.
Daniel Clcary and Peter McHugh were
fined 50 each for trespassng on property
Of the Reading Railway Co McHugh
was making his fhlrty-tmrd appearance
according TO Judge Churchnan II was
his fourth arrest for trespassIng