Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-12
NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Police Raid Dobbinsvillc House
Where They Are Said to Have
Found Liquor.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

/ NeW 1hSUe, Juiy IL Ippi't ih'i
od the store Of Peter Shnggcr, GOO Clay
ton street, Dobbinsville, on Saturday
afternoon They say they found six pinfs
Of liquor, which they took to the mayor.
Shagger WAS arrested and was gwen a
preliminary heariny by Mayor Eckles
and held under $500 bail IN further
hearing today.
Mrs Emily Gilkey wns arrested on a
warrant sworn out on complaint oil
Mrs. Bessie Barber of disordcrly conduct.
Mrs. Gilkey wns reprimanded by the
Mayor and the costs placed on the de-
fendent.
The city will place men on the street
to patch up the holes left by the Della
ware Water Improvement Co. The city
will pay for the same and will deduct the
bill from the water rent due for the city.
The Thrift Club, composed OF members
of the Sunday school class of Mrs. Nit
chell GIvcnson, held two ice cream sales
in front of the residence of DR. julius
Dodd and the store of Mrs. Mitchell
Givenson, on Saturday.
John b. Proud, president of the ba-
racca Class, has appointed Charles OWL
send, A. Gibbs, Edward Proud and vii
liam Watson members of the executive
committee, A. Mitchell Givenson, J. L.
Challenger and J. p. Hendrick members
Of the sick committee Of the class.
Twenty young men Of this city attend
cd a dance at Pennsville, n. j., on Sat-
urviay night.
John Il. Proud ha. been improving his
property by the addition of kitchen and
pantry.
Alice Elizabeth, infant daughter Of MIR;
and Mrs John Proud, who has been III
for several days. IL impr wing
l Ill mo-
party At the home OF Miss Dorothy tam
sv on Thursday evening
Postmaster Murphy has posted the iol-
lowing list of unclaimed letters i. Bacon.
Antonio Calno. A. G. Cram. Levrero
Foma.o. ". Fakszeswski, e. Gustiano.
William Hart, David Hill, Mr.. B. r liar-
per. Holloway & Wright Co, Mr.. Joseph
McCuen. Newspaper Publisher, Miss
Teresa Pacellv. Mrs Harriet Pinkenton,
Misc Mareier Pentley, Walter Pierce.
John Shendea. Miss Helen +. Smith, J.
II. Thompson, ~, Mrs. Mary war
rin,ton Diamands Vacca. Mr.. Willie {.
Weatherspoon.
Miss Manorie carp, daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs. Joseph Earp, left for New ork
where she will attend the New York school
Of Social Service. She will take up the m
tensive summer course.
Mrs Imcv Rothwell was operated on
st the Delaware Hospital for appendicitis
last Saturday.
Walter Kerns. the star third bascman
of the All-Stars at Parkside, sprained his
ankle Saturday. ),
paul Reese has taken position with
the Pennsylvania Railroad Co, hraking
James. the four-year-old son OF J. },
Sheridan. fell and severely lacerated has
head
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Rogers and
family will spend this week at Wildwood,
n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Farmer and son
Francis of Chester, Pa. are spending a
week with Mrs Charles Hewlett OF Bald
ton.
Mrs. Charles Townsend spent the week
end with friends at Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Podberesky OF
Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Tunick. of New York, Mrs. Ida Deven--
son and children of New York, MIR. and
Mrs. Aaron keimon of Wilmington and
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Franklin of Phlla
delphia are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. }. hei-
mon.
Philip s, seven-vear old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arther Heathers, was success
fully operated on for adenotds and tonsii'
by DR. Brice Vallett.
Mrs. Elsie Barrett of Linwood Heights
is spending week with her uncle, Alberi
L. Clayton.
MIR. and Mrs Richard Brown of Tacony
philadelphia. spent the weekend Will
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Kirby and MIR. ant
: Mrs William Brown.
, John ID. Navlor. 527 Delaware street
! spent the weekend with friends at Town
send.
, John S. Proud, son of Mr. and Mrs
= John b. Proud, returned yesterday iron
a visit at St Georges.
Mrs. George Donley of Coatsville, Pa
1 is visiting her husband, who IS employe
!, at the Penn Seaboa rd plant. Mrs. Don
lev was formerly Miss Ida Stewart OF TIN
> city.
Mrs. Georgeanna Reed of Philadelphia
] is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Mchnit'
, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis emon and daugf
q ter, Margaret of Wilmington, are spendn
!, few days with relatives here.
! MIR. and Mrs. Roger Pope and daugt
1 ter Elizabeth of Newark are yisltin
$ friends here.
5 William Summers spent Sunday wit
e Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Proud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ryan of Whining
d ton spent the weekend here visiting rels
I tives.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hemphill an
:, family spent the weekend visiting Nj
e and Mrs. j. Wood of State Road.
e n There was trouble on a trolley ca
which reached here late Saturday nigh
Two intoxicated men on the car platforI
became disorderly. The conductor sougt
: to make them behave, but with but In
: tie success. Two women who wished
leave the car asked the conductor to MAX
5 room for them, whereupon the intox
T Gated men made a slurring remark r.
3 parding women. Then the conductt
: struck one of the men and heated di
s eussion followed. When the car reache
. the switch at Delaware street the COZ
: ductor was placed under arrest. ca
i. was made by telephone to the car bar
. Of the traction company and the condu
: tor was dismissed from custody. III
: crew was from Wilmington,
At a meeting of the teachers OF Il