Evening journal., 1921-07-21
NEWSGOSSIP OF
DELAWARE CITY
Town Council DeferS Ac-
ton on Taxi Ordinance
For One Week
MANY SOLDIERS
ARE DISCHARGED
speclal % rhe Evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
DELAWARE CITY. July 21.-The
third and final reading OF the jitney
ordinance by City Council. was de-
ferred from last Tuesday evening
until next Tuesday evening. Notices
Of a public hearing on the ordinance
have been posted in several conspic-
pous places throughout the city.
The ordinance imposes a license Zee
Of SIS on small and s25 on large auto
mobiles using the city streets, car
rying passengers for hire.
p. j. Mulligan, who operates the
general store on Clinton street, said
yesterday. he had disposed Of more
suitcascs the past two weeks than
at any period Of his experience The
reason for the demand is the dis
charge Of so many enlisted men
from Fort DUPONT, and the many
residents leaving town for summer
resorts
he following enlisted men OF the
Coast Defense OF Delaware have re-
ccieed their honorable discharge
during July:
July s-George II. Bollinger, 18th
Band, c. A. c.; Frank J. Cupsty,
. 18th Band. c. A. c. and Wheeler
J. Scott, 18th Band. c. A G.
July 9-PrivatS Patrick O'Don-
nell 18th Band, c. A. c.
July 6-Private Cedric II. Helm
end CO. Del c. A. c.
July 11-Private George u. Caya
NJ. d.: Corporal Emile Saude, ord
nance department; Privates Harry
p. Russell. ordnance department
Eugene r. Gobrecht. ordnance de-
partment; Edmond L. Powers,
Is. co. Del c. A. C.; Otto Klima, lsi
Co Del. c. A. c.; LeRoy Mundt, lst
E Co. Del c. A. c. and Ninke Stanfel,
1st Co. Del. C. A. C.
July 12-Privates Charles NJ.
Cantler. william Newberger. Melvin
NJ. Norris, Clayton J.. Benedict. Err
nest l.. Best. William o. Johnson OF
End Co Del. c. A. c.; John H. AL
corn. Joseph II. Dinneen. George b.
Wilson. of LIST Co. Del. c. A. c.;
Thomas A. Solomon. M. d. and
" Imam A. II AAAillf ~ -
4 July 1s-Corporal, John e. John
son; Privates Philip Muro, Edward
Brady. 2nd.. Angelo Cassamassa,
Ollie Hollowell. Reginald d. Lowe
Connie Motley. william Payton
Harry c. Shanks. Melvin NJ. Shupe
and Charles H. Smith. 2nd Co. Del
G. A. c. and Private Max V. Lasze-
wslxi @. NJ. G.
July 14-Privates Raymond X
Artis. William c. Pearson. Wayne
Combs, Gordon Henry, John J
Guides. Andrew Luhamick, and Os
waid Oseline. 2nd Co. Del, G.. A. G.
Georgc w. Dvorak NJ. D., Joseph p
nuFranr. NJ. D.. and Carl w. Kemp
NJ. d.. and Private William A. GeisC
@. Nj. c.
July Is, Privatos Henry l.. Evan'
Columbus ". McCray. William Il
Blymier CaTmine Coppoia. Paul +
Davis Walter J. Guz. Francis J. Mul
lin. Benjamin Roberts. Bert Smith
and Leon +. Wheeler. Second Com
pany Delaware C. A. c.. Alfred A
Denker. First Company Delaware {
A c.. and Norman r. Jackson, Quar-
tcrmastor's Corps.
July is. privates Harold Bradov
Samuel J. Buckner. George Dobran
sky. Joseph b. Friant Herbert GiaT
5ini. Peter y. Hass. Ray II. Huffman
Frank Romanello. and Lester II. Va
Horn. Second Company Delaware
A. c.. and Privatcs Nolan W. Hutci
ms Norman Lewis and Ira 7. Moor
NJ. D.
Sergeant Richard P. Spence, Fir
Company, Delaware. discharge
Gully and re-eniisled July 2, 1872
FOR same organization.
Private Earl p. Kennedy. Secol
Company. Delaware. discharged p
aspiration term OF service. July ]
1921
Private William T. sheldon. trar
fcrred from 18th Band. c. A. c..
Second Delaware. c. A. c., July
1927.
The 18th Band. c. A. c. Fort I
Font. Delaware. was disband
July 6. 1921, members Of which VI
Transferred 20 Fort Hamilton. n.
and Fort Hancock. n. J..
Warrant Omcer (Band Lead
IIcndrick scholtens. OF the II
Hand. c. A. c.. transferred to Ca
pike. Arkansas. himself and fan
consisting Of wife and daughter
cxpected to leave July IS. 1921.
First Lieutenant Reno. J.. deRu'
G. A. c., is ordered 70 Honolulu, !
waii and will leave this stat
some time in September. 1921.
Charles Neal. OF Wilmington.
opened a barbershop on Cin
street
Fred Heldebrand. OF st. Georl
has bought the lot on Cemetery Ia
this city. sold at sheriff sale. yesi
day morning. The purchase pi
was s25. The lot was the prope
Of Louis J. Faulkner. Wilmington
Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Conklin.
Wildwood clad in khaki unifor
enroute for San Francisco, c
stopped over the weekend at
Robinson House. They are in
employ Of New Jersey newspar
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