Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-25
FEDERAL AND STATE
OFFICERS IN RAID
At DOBBINSvllLE

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IL alleged that Lambert catered only
to exclusive buyers. Tho agents say
that his customers were furnished
with small button with a secret
slogan. Only persons TO whom tho but
ton had been furnished could secure
liquor. It was stated. Lambert was
brought to this city and locked up ut
the police station.
Tho succession OF raids In Dobblns-
vile, New Castle. although spectacu-
lar. were completed with practically
little trouble. Only In ono arrest, that
OF shador. did tho officinln experience
trouble. Shader has store In the
village. In tho raid of his place the
agents shy they found considerable
evidence. A Jug of what IL believed
to be whisky, was broken In the shut
flo when Shader protested against his
arrest. Tho man had been arrested
on n previous occasion on similar
charge, according TO the Federal
agents. During the scrimmage with
Shader, Deputy Marshal Mitchell was
slightly injured. At the home OF Pas
auale, 1875 Clark street. the officers
say they found a still. two barrels or
mnsh. four barrels OF wine and large
quantity OF finished product Tho
prisoner was brought to the police
station I'm this city. At the home Of
Blk, on Fibre street, the agents say
they found enough evidence TO war
rant their nrresting the man. At
preliminary hearing In New Castle
Blk was held In $500 bail for court
The home of Pete Soloway. Clark
street. was also searched. Although
Soloway was non est at tho time. the
agents claim they connscated still
and considerable mash. A warrant
has been issued for the arrest OF
solloway.
Hearing This Morning.
At a preliminary hearing this morn
ing before United States Comrnisslon
or John Pearce Cam, hail in the cas-
/ OF Shader was fixed Mt $500. Pas
quale furnished bail TO tho extent o
$1,000 and Lambert was held undo
81 900. Tho trial OF Psequale In eched
uled for April and in all probabilit,
the other two Will be tried early mex
week
Late last night warrants we're swor1
I out for two other alleged offender
of the volstead act. Both parties con
cerned nre residents OF New Cast,
according 10 the FEDERAL agents.
A clip ia said 10 be Responsible 10
the escape OF Solloway. According {
information received today at the OF
fee Of Director Elliott. the raiding Q
Sideways home at GIG Clark stree
was included in the roundup. Directo
. Elliott today was high in his prais
for tho work OF his agents. who, h
|. said. had worked both day and nigh
In order 10 secure the necessary eyi
dence.
/, New Castle. March 25.--Deputy I'm
forcement officer Howard. State De
tective John Moore and 10 deputies
| assisted by seven men from this cit.
, including Chief Of Police Matthew
Tohin. officer George Kern an
Special Officers James Gebhart, JON
ID. Doris. william Tidwell, Waite
wipf and Alexander Gallagher, las
evening shortly after o'clock raide
Dobbinsville OF the western sectio
' OF the city and located four stills. an
approximately 100 gallons OF suppose
hootch. The places visited by the off
GERS were at the store and home {
Peter Schader. Seventh and Dobbin
street. where they secured one gallo
. and three pints OF the liquid. The
were unable to secure gallon tu,
which Schade quickly secured and l.
it fall and break. The contents wer
lost. At the home OF Ralph Pasqual
near Seventh and Clark streets. or
. and one half gallons Of the liquid wa
secured. AT the home OF Frank Jei
ferries, Clark street, three barrels ar
two kegs We're secured. At the hon
OF Peter galloway portion Of a di
connected still was found and at Il
= home OF stephen Bolo. between Six
and Seventh on Clark. another di
connected still was found
= Pasquale and Schader were plac
= under arrest by the federal officers al
taken TO Wilmington on federal wa
" rants. which We're sworn out charg
with violating the Nolstead Act,
: United States Deputy Enforceme
officer Mitchell. The home of Jol
Blk, on the Deemer farm. was ne
he raided and a supposed dLsconnect
I'd still was found in a closet in {
rs kitchen. The defendant was tried /
l. fore Mayor Cramer and held un6
$500 bail for Court OF General s,
l. slons. Bond was furnished. I
l. witnesses were John Moore a
e. Thomas II. Chandler, who testified
g. tho finding Of the supposed still, /
n did not find liquor. The four ST
e; were constructed of copper. Thu
r. were copper wash boilers fitted ",
o. coll. pipes. while the other was reg
r. larly constructed one. AL were pl
al duoed as evidence and are being h
at the mayors Office. AT the home
y John Marc. on Clark street. anotl
ny supposed disconnected still was fou
but the owner could not DO locat
The arrest OF several OF the suppo.
II hootch manufacturers was defer
ed because of their escape before the