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Evening journal., 1920-06-02
SENATOR gets
LETTER THREAT
Continued rom First pasa.

l heard Of this made an investiga-
tion. At first I paid little attention to
the matter but some days later was
Informed by a friend that he had
heard through a young Negress who
was a servant In his house that Haz-
zard had bought gun shells and bor-
rowed a gun 10 carry out his threats.
lie claimed that he had been ordered
by the Lord 10 XIII the postmaster.
cahicr and myself.
"This caused me some concern and
had him arrested I did not know
Augustus. who Is about % years OF
age. and who haa Dcen In New York
for some years. nr. Rowland @. Payn-
ter. OF Georgetown, examined him
and as result OF thai examination ne
was committed TO fTnhurSt. some
time later ! heard he was out bul
thought probably ne had been cured
and released.
a'Lasi Wednesday I received the
Threatening letter. Il was marked
/ important on thl envelope. ] was
In George town when u arrived at the
house and my wife. thinking mat II
40 was something that needed imme-
diate attention she would telephone
me, opened the letter. The writer
not only abused me, claiming | had
done him 0n Injustice. but also
Ythreatened 20 Kill me and the MEM
Ders of my family. MY Wlf' NU.
naturally greatly worried. While II
Was sigued , =. Grant ] am sure /
was written by Hlzzard. lie gave hi.
address in New York and said he was
empowered BY the White House anC
/ Congress 20 carry out his threats.
Iaook the letter 20 his mother and ask
ed her II the address given was wher'
her son was staying In New York
She said II was the address OF hii
brother.
II brought tho letter 10 nover win
me and surned 10 over 90 Deputy AZ
iorney General p. Warren Green, WHIT
Informs me that he gave 70 10 Post
master English, OF Wilmington ] an
informed that the Federal authorities
went 90 work 40 once on the case
but ! cannot understand why ] haN'
received no report OF his arrest a.
the address where he no doubt can bl
found was given IN the letter.
Il called Or. Hancker about M
4 Negro. and he said he was released
because he did not think 10 right fo
him b. be "a charge on Delaware whel
his residence is In New York. he ga
] promised 90 have him apprehendeI
and rccommitied should he ever re
turn 20 Delaware"
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
MAKING COUNTY
School BUDGET
Report Will be Submitted to
Levy Court on Next
Tuesday
SUPERINTENDENT
MEETS TEACHERS

The budget OF expenditures for the
coming school year OF New Castle
county, VIII be presented TO the Levy
Court next Tuesday.
AZ a meeting OF the County Board Of
Education. In The public Building yes
terday afternoon, work on the appro-
priations which viii be asked was
taken up and viii be continued
throughout the week. A special meet
lng Of the board Will BE- held next
Monday. when The budget will be
finally considered.
County Superintendent Wilbur II.
Jump was given authority 10 select
teachers, within certain limitations.
for next year. He was al ihe board's
onlce today b interview teachers
from thu northern part OF the ooun-
" and Will be at his homo in Md
dletoVn late his afternoon and To-
nignt 70 meet teachers from the
southern section.
The board Informally discussed the
coming school election, June 10. The
| polls VIII ho open between the hours
| or ana p. m, standard time The
l county board viii be elected by the
rural residents outside OF the sew
eral special districts In the county
Male residents. quali1ed 10 vote 10
! general elections and women who
have paid taxes are entitled 10 vote
An entire new board viii be elected
for term OF three years, brgi ning
July 4.
Three members 10 the board Of
| trustees OF each school attendance
district also will be elected one for
one year, or until the FIRST day OF
July, 1921, and one FOR each OF the
two succeeding years 1922 and 1923
Thereafter, the law provides, one
member shall be elected In the schoo
election In each school attendance dis.
trict for the school term Of three
years Nominations for members OF
the boards OF trustees in the respec.
tive districts may be made on th'
day OF election without petition.
on the Thursday succeeding th'
election. the State Board OF Educa.
tion will meet at Dover 10 canvass
the results OF the elections In the re-
speciive counties OF the State.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
NUS HONOR FIRsT NURsE

The entertainment given last night
by the nurses OF the Delaware Hos
pital at the New Century Club In
celebration OF the centenary OF Flor
enoe Nightingale, proved most de-
liahtful. The affair was in the form
OF living pictures which were ex-
Or mely effective
Every scene Of the tableau was ably
presented by the nurses, the various
episodes OF the angel OF The bat
tleaelds" life being portrayed with
artistic reality.
The tableau was in charge Of Miss
Caroline Sparrow, superintendent OF
the hospital Mrs Frank $. Garrett
assisted by Miss Louise Lea and Miss
Mary Curtis, were In charge Of cos
tuning and the scenic effects.
Miss Isabel B. Wales WAS in charge
of ihe music. Solos were sung by
Miss Wales. Mrs. Arthur McGeonge
gave violin solos and Miss Mabel
Haley was the pianiste.
The entertainment showed nine
scenes, picturing Miss Nightingale
life.
Following the entertainment the
nurses and guests enjoyed dancing.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02

they spent the weekend with Mr-.anf
Mrs John Holland.
Misses Bessie and Emma MaclarI
were guests OF Miss Mary Vernon. oi
Claymont on sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shira-. Of
Frankford, Pa, were weekend guoeH
OF Miss Emily Gregg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey z. Gregg ana
, Misses Irene Gregg and Edna Cannoa
motored 20 Cordova, Md, on saturday
10 spend the holidays with Rev. ana
/ Mrs j. II. Mhcdheo
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Maclary and
Mrs Laura Jones. Miss Bessie Lonet
or Wilmington. and Robert Maclary
motored 70 81. Georges, on sunday.
Arthur Craig and Charles Grooms
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Harry Palmer OF kennett Square. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Groome had az
their guests on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs
James Cralg and family OF Chester.
Mrs. w. F. Groome and Miss Mar
garet Groome attended the Memorial
Day exercises at Calvert. Nd,
Mr.. and Mrs Harry z. Pierson.
Miss Kathryn Price Mitchell Pierson
and Price pierson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Raw Rudolph OF Wilmington, spent
The holidays at their shack al Small
leys dam.
Mrs. Homer Guest who has been
confined 10 her home by innees. n
improving.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
BLAMES CITY FOR
FROG NUISANCE

Prudency on the side Of the Board
Of Health allied with the co-Opera-
ton of stricken families in adhering
TO quarantine regulations brought a
check TO scarlet fever, which threat
oned the city with an epidemic 90
the past few days.
This report was made by the health
officers, detailed In the stricken dis
iricis, at the weekly meeting or the
Board yesterday afternoon. TWO new
cases OF the disease were reported IN
the Eleventh Wand, but many more
pahents recovered. The educational
nropaganda launched by the Board In
the Eleventh Ward, evidently brought
favorable results.
owing 10 The prevalence Of the
di sease IN the Eleventh ward, the
swimming pool at Delamore Park
which was 10 have been opened yes
terday, was kept closed
Nocturnal converts OF frogs 10
pond on the property at Iwenty-nlnO
and Tatnan streets, brought numerou
complaints from neighbors. The own
er was summoned and refused TO tai
action 10 avert ne nuisance, conteno
ing that the city cut him on from
drainage and Is therefore responsible
for the situation. The board Will asl
for advice from City S0hcirir Huxley
before taking action.
Immediate steps viii be taken by
the board to remove a nuisance, In
accordance with a complaint re.
oeived, protesting against an odOi
emanating from garbage along the
road leading TO he Delaware Pull
Mills.
Meat Inspector Lutz reported thaN
he had condemned and destroyed
sixty pounds Of spoiled meat.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
WELL, He TELLS
HOW ASSAULTED
Leonard, Recovered From
Fractured Skull, Says
Frank Attacked Him
ACCUSED NOW
UNDER ARREST

Charged with assault and battery
on Thomas Leonard, who Qyas found
wandering about the streets on May
IS with a fractured skull, Euthos
Frank, keeper OF restaurant al the
southeast corner Of Second and Union
streets, was arrested this afternoon.
Leonard was released yesterday
from the Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital
AT the time Leonard was found
wandering In the streets, he was sent
TO his home at i20 North Scott street.
Later Dr.. l. Lewis Chipman had him
sent 10 the hospital. Leonard's skull
was found 10 be fractured and he
was in a serious condition for ten
days. When he recovered sufficiently
TO talk, Leonard declared Frank had
attacked and beaten him.
Chief Detective Sergeant Benson
sWore out a warrant for Frank, and
Detectives MCDANIEL and Mahoney ar
| rested him at i230 this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
APPOINTMENTS BY
GOV. TOWNSEND

Specid 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER, June Appointments sent
nv Governor Townsend 10 the State
Senate today for confirmation, were
Patrick II. Hearn, Justice OF Peace,
Sussex county; Charles II. Todd,
Justice Of Peace, Sussex county
Harry c. Short regulator OF weights
and measures for Sussex county; Or.
William r. Messick. cannery inspec-
tor. BENJAMIN S. Christopher, Jus
fice Of Peace, Sussex county; Thomas
z. Hickman, Justice Of Peace, Sussex
county: Frank w. Mccoy, State De-
fective: Ge0rre L. MedilL Stale Bank
Commissioner; James F. Lank, JUS
tice Of Peace, Sussex county; George
f, Phillips. Justice Of Peace, Sussex
county: Sylvester ID. Townsend, Jr.,
member OF the Industrial accident
hoard: Dauphin ID. Wharton, State
deteotive; William s Ferrell, Justice
of Peace. Sussex county; John Titus
collector OF State revenue; Frederick
Hopkins. Justice or Peace, Kent county
and Newton l.. Grubb. member OF
State Board Of Agriculture.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
.SUFFRARISTS WILL
PICKET AT CHICAGO

speoial TO The Evening Journal.
WASHINGTON, June 2-Alice Paul,
chairman OF the National Woman's
Party. left for Chlcar0 last night to
take personal charge Of the suffrage
attack on the Republican convention.
Hundreds OF suffragists will go IN
Chicago to protest against the delay
OF ratification. Five hundred banners
are being shipped by he National
WOman's Party 10 Chicago.
The How long must women walt
for liberty banner. which was held
at the gates Of the White House
during 1917 and 1918, will appear be
fore the doors Of the Republican con-
veahon In Chicago.
Miss Mabel Vernon, Miss kather-
inc Flanagan. Miss Mary Dubrow and
other suffrage workers now at the
Delaware Legislature will be trans
ferred to Chicago, Il is expected.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
CONCERT TO AID
CONSUMPTIVES
Jewish Beneficial Associa-
tion Arranges Brilliant
Program
NEXT WEDNESDAY
IN GARRICK THEATRE

A musical viii be given IN fhe Gar
rick theatre next Wednesday night
by the Delaware Jewish Beneficial
Association 10 raise funds for restora-
ton OF the buildings OF the Jewish
COnsumptiVe Relief Society Of Denver,
recently destroyed by fire, and 10 aid
consumptives al Hope Farm here IN
Delaware. Proceeds from the concert
viii be divided equally between the
Al a meeting held last Sunday eve
ming In Y. NJ II. A. hall, Bird ana King
streets, al which David Snelenburg
presided. DR.. Charles keane and Dr
Albert ROhr gave instructive talks on
prevention OF tuberculosis and need
OF sanitOria 10 help wipe out the
white plague Cantor Louis 1asin
tenor Of Manhattan Opera Co. who 4
10 sing at the concert, gave an appeal
ing memorial recital Within feW
minutes $500 was raised for the cause
even small children giving their pen
The program Tor the concert fol
lows:
Valse, Nocturne and Polonaise,
Flat, Chopins Louis Kazze. pianist
La Colombia, Puccinis Pleurez me-
Heux Opera lie Old, Massenet; Nine
l Elizabeth Sherman-Soloff, soprano
Celesta Aida, G. Vendi; Arioso IVES
Ia Giubba), Leon Cavallo; Cantol
Louis Yasin, tenor, Manhattan Oper
Company
Plano solo. Impromptu. Shubert
Whims, Shlman. Sixth Hungariai
Rhapsodie, Liszi. Louis kazze-
HUNGARIAN Rhapsodie mo- t2)
Lislz: Master A. Horowitz.
Bocco Dolorosa, Sibena; Jewlsl
Love Song, Long, Spanish Waltz
Meta; Nine. Elizabeth sherman
Solon, san Carlo opera Co..
EiH. Eui. Josef Bonnie; La Donn
Mobile (Bigolettol, Verdi; Canto
Louis Iasin.
The committee on arrangements
COMPOSED OF NJ Darevski. chairman
s. Green secretary; NJ. SShoenDere
treasurer: NJ Berman. r.. kelrick, \
Green, II. Kety, and a. Brown.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
TO ACT ON CLAIMS
BILL LATE TODAY
slan Correspondent.

Staff Correspondent.
DOVER, Del, June al. Clifford
Willis, Edward L. Richards and Jona-
than johnson, OF Newark, were before
the claims committee this morning.
relative TO money due them for work
done on Company =. armory several
years ago. These men furnished ma
ierial and labor for the structure and
claim that the contractor, after get
ting an the money due him from the
state, failed to pay them. IL is also
claimed that the contractor was not
made 10 furnish the proper surety by
State officials, which made 10 impossl-
BILE for them TO get their money. The
total amount is about $1,000.
The appropriations and claims bills
had not been presented up TO o'clock.
10 is said the special session Of The
Legislature will cost more than Si0,-
COO
Governor Townsend gave no intima-
thn Of his attitude regarding the
School Code amendments.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
No Hope FOR
RATIFICATION
Continued from First PAGE

A4NulIlfQ lTNH IlTrh EhNf
how the governor could be consistent
and approve It with the cumulative
voting amendment. Senator Alice evi-
IDENTIFY took that 20 mean the COVER
nor would veto the measure. although
Senator Long stated he did not speak
with authority Of the governor. Sew
eral Senators stated they would not
attend such a conference. even should
senator Alice call il.
There was a persistent rumor all
morning that an attempt would be
maze TO extend the session ten days
10 make the Governor sign or return
the school Code amendments. but the
suggestion Is receiving little support
/ Opponents OF the code say they would
/ Ike 10 see the session extended TO De
/ In shape 20 pass the bin over the
| Governors veto should he dlsapprOve
| 10. The fact, however, that not enOugh
votes could be mustered 10 carry out
such a plan even should the Cover
nor veto the mesure deters most
members from taking any stock In TO-
Anti sunragists had not changed
their plans up until noon Of allowing
the suffrage ratification amendment 10
die In committee. Every effort Is be-
ing made 10 force It out for a vote on
the floor. but "anu" leaders In the
House only smile and say nothing
doing" when the two houses ad.
iOurn this afternoon sine die
which they will undoubtedly do, th'
suffrage resolution will expire at the
same time in the House committee OF
the whole. a leading "anh' Hous'
member stated this morning.
I'VE waited more than three week.
for the Senate 20 send the resolution
, over but they refused" he said. wv
were ready all Of that time TO vote an'
kill It and now that we have II safe
ly slowed away we are not going y
! allow a few women 20 scare us mt
calling it up for vote simply u
please them"
some OF the Suffragist workers VIII
, came 10 Dover today 10 make una
plea for ratification. are Miss Ma1e
Vernon, national secretary Qf IN
Women's Party: Miss Datherin
Flanagan, organizer for The Women
b Party: Mrs. II. l.. Holiday, Of Dover
=. Miss Betsy Edwards, iield secretar
! for the women's section OF the kepun
Z hcan National Committee; Mrs. a, 1
Z Warner. Mrs John w. BrassingpoI
{ Mrs. F. +. Bach and Mrs. W. Z. broWf
OF Wilmington.
County Chairman Patterson, Of Ne'
Castle county, had sent out letters
prominent Republicans, asking tlei
TO come to Dover today 10 urge X,
publican members Of the House
vote for ratification.
Up until noon few persons ouisid
' OF the members appeared In The lef
3 islaHve halls. Former Senator Dai
/ llngton Finn was among the vsitor
: Robert ". Kramer. president OF m
Central Labor Union, OF Wilmington
and John q. Saylor, representatives
. organized labor. also came 20 DoV.
30 make another appeal especially
! the members from Wilmington,
vote for ratification. Resolution
: adopted by The Central Labor unio
/ urging ratification, were presented
]. the members.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
DRAFT DODGERS NOT
CALLED FOR TRIAL

George A. Fink and Jocob ]. Fink.
brothers, accused Of being deserters
from The u. S. Army by not reporting
for service after being drafted were
taken to Fort dupont yesterday TO
await court martial 10 was said at
headquarters at the fort this morning
that the accused men would not be
placed on trial for at least two weeks.
Colonel Z. b. Martindale is chairman
OF the general court martial and Cap
tain c. C. Foster is Judge advocate.
Homer Davis, charged with deser-
turned 10 the fort today. Through in
formation said 10 have been furnished
by Harrison Davis. his brother. Tie
was arrested last night after giving
his pursures a chase TO the roof Of thf
home OF his mother, 1918 French
street. Davis Is married.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
cocA-COLA LITIGATION on.

A hill in equity was filed in United
states Disfrici Court this morning by
me Coca-Cola Bottling Company, OF
Chatfanooga. Tennessee; corporation
agsinst the COca-Cola Company. Della
Ware corporation, whose principal Of
0ems are In Wilmington, asking that
a temporary Injunction be issued en-
ioinine and restraining the defendant
from Violating terms OF contract
held hv ihe plaintiff for the furnish
inc ~ coca-cola; furnishing coca
cola Ia other persons for bottling pur-
noses in territory covered by sa9
eonfrart. and from assigning ana
transferring any right in the trade
mark "cOca-cola- -. n
Iudre Morris fixed June y, az
O'Clock for hearing and a resIrdlnilis
order issued until that daie'
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
SING TONIGHT AT ELsNTERE.

no mark the frst anniversary oi
their club. members Of the Elsmere
Civic Club Will hold a community
sing tonight on the lawn az the
Presbyterian Church. The singing
will be under the direction OF Ray
mond n Raub. Harold Keats Of the
Community Service. viii address The
meetinc. An Invitation is extended 10
an persons IN the community 10 ioin
In this celebration Tonights sing
viii be first Of a series that the
club will hold all summer.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
HAROLD LOSES SUIT.

Suit was brought by Frank NJ. Har-
old against the dupont Engineering
Company before Magistrate Stradley
this morning. for claim OF sl6.76,
alleged 10 be due the plsintin on a
board bnl contracted by The plaintiff
while In the employ " The dupont
COMPANY AS a guard at the Old Hick-
ory Plant In Tennessee, In February
1919.
Tue magistrate dismissed the case
upon the presentation Of a release
signed by the plaintiff, showing that
I'm the month Of June. 1919, he had ac.
cepted $3.50 In settlement OF all
claims. including damages which
grew ouf OF his being shot while In
the employ ~ the company.
John y. Lynn represented the plain
tin and G. Dare Hopkins the De
PENDANTS.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
PRICES IRREGULAR
AT MARKET OPENING

NEW YORK. June United Press.)
Prices were generally Irregular at
teh opening OF the stock market to-
day. Opening prices.
pan-Amerlcan Petroleum i0t. on u
Mexican Petroleum III on y: Re
public Steel SS. ups; Studebaker Sc.
up u Texas Companq asa. up y:
Southern Pacific 93A. unchanged, /,
General Motors 26is. on u; u. S.
Steel 9iA, unchanged: Baldwin ii2h.
up IS; Cruclble i3i. unchanged: u S.
Rubber 93l4, unchanged; Union Pa
Gas Ola. on u.
a noticeable pressure on indus
trials and oils shaded prices at the
opening pan-American A.. was OF y
and subsequently lost another \ TO
iO0A Studebaker slipped OF u TO
COS. soon after trading began
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
DISTRICT GOVERNOR

Discussion OF the members busi-
ness will be iomorrow's program OF
the luncheon-meeting OF he Rotary
Club. IN the Hotel dupont halph W;
Clmminrs. OF Lancaster. Pa. district
governor. will make an address.
Next weeks program will consist OF
an entertainment at the Carney's
Point dye plant In response 10 an in
vitation issued by the dupont Com
pany AT the plant luncheon VIII be
served after which The party VIII be
conducted in small groups through
the several plants Boats VIII leave
the Wilson Line wharf al ii3 O'Clock
and will return az iJ0 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
PROPERTY SALES.

Real estate for four estates was
sold at public sale in the Court House
this morning. Harry J. Stidham was
auctiOneer.
Clifford V. Mannering, attorney for
Mary 4. swift, admnistratriX d. b. n.
Of the estate of William II. Hawke.
deceased, sold the property $40 Sew
enth avenue TO John TOmczyk and
Stanley Szymansh for 5000 and 627
South Connell street TO George W..
Tweedy for Sit25.
Philip l.. Garrett, trustee Of the
estate " Jacob kowalski, deceased,
sold Coz South Harrison street TO
Harry p. Joslyn, attorney, for 1880.
William r. Lyman. trustee Of the
estate Of William e.. Sparks, deceased,
sold iiii West street 10 Charles +.
Curley, attorney, for S6050; 6i9 East
Sixth street 20 Walter j. Willis, al
torney, for Si700, and 70S Walnut
street 10 Mr.. Willis for $500 sale
OF i0s Tainall street was Withdrawn
/ because OF low bidding.
Charles Z. Curley attorney for
I Patrick Hefferan, administrator OF
Annie NJ. Hefcran. deceased sold
22i6 and 2220 Lamotte street TO Johr
/ b. Kruger for $3.50 each; 22i6 La
motto street 10 Andrew B. White foi
I si41O; 80 Bast Twenty-secOnd street
TO Nathan Barsky for Sii00.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
LA BELLE BOY
IS IN BUFFALO
PARENTS TOLD
Continued from First Para

A'MHAN'A AANNA AANrN LANNa
Valentine had demanded payment OF
$500 from him two weeks ago.
1.-TWO weeks ago In Atlantic City I
got a long distance call from Valentine
while / was In Atlantic City" said
La Belle. "He demanded 500 from
me. ] told him didn't know him.
didn't owe him any money and
wouldn't pay IT,"
Very WELL he said. I'm going 70
get H." / told him 70 so ahead and
sue. only saw the man once in my
life, and never had any business deal
ings with him. My wife assures me
she has had no dealings with him,
either and ! am at a loss TO account
for his demands.
Mrs. La Belle yesterday said Nalen-
tine was "a friend OF the family" but
La Belle today said he never saw the
man but once.
Valentine made no demand for ran.
som or money In his letter received
today by the La Bellies they said.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
BrICIAN DITs IN HOSPITAL.

John smith. % years old, a Belgian,
living al the Edward p. Barrett Hotel,
Fr0nt and Market streets. died IN The
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital,
today. lie h-d spent Saturday al
Marcus Hook. returning Sunday morn
inc. when ne was stricken with
pneumonia. Or. Charles s. Leone sent
Inc patient 10 the hospital.
Smith had been boarding At me
hotel for eighteen months and
worked at the American Car and
Foundry Co plant. Previous 20 en-
lering me shinyard. he had been em-
moved a. a plrf enor by John h1s-
toh. Holly OAK. His sister, who mac
bean In this country for eevera
rlonths. LEFT FOR Relgium last week
H. has no relatives In this country.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
UWANIs CLUB LUNCHEON.

The following prizes were drawn
by members at the luncheon Of the
Kiwanis Club. held at the Hotel
dupont today.
Box Of cigars, offered by Robert
L. Whaley, drawn by Henry Wilson,
~ the Wilson Hardware Company
and a Gillette razor by the club
drawn by G. r. Bridgeman. OF the
New Castle Leather Company.
In place Of the regular luncheon
next weeks meeting OF the club VIII
be shore dinner at The Idle Hour, Al
6.3O o'clock, Wilmington time.
Evening journal., 1920-06-02
NRIsTNEss FIFTY-FOUR YEARS.

David Boulder, who, Tor the past %
years has conducted a grocery Dusl-
ness on the Strand. New Caslle, Was Wa
among those who obtained lheIcsilli .,ail
licenses at the Ofhce Of the oierA vi
the peace this morning.
Mr. Roulden is believed to be the
oldest eonsecutively licensed merchant
In fhe STATE. When New Castle was
one of Inc main shipping points along
the Delaware river. Mr.. B0ulden con-
Quoted a ship chandler business IN
addition TO his grocery business.