Milford chronicle., 1934-07-20
IS PERSONS HELD
In LIQUOR RAIDS
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during the past two days to As.
Most of those arrested and ar
raigned were faced with two charges
and in most instances pleaded not
guilty and were held under $1,000
bail for court. All the arrests were
made in Kent and Sussex Counties
and the police said the drive would
continue until the Illicit trade was
wiped out
With the arrests the police said
there are still a number of others
for whom warrants have been issued
| and who will be arrested as soon as
/ located.
Those arrested in Kent County in
cluded: Eva Edenfield. Clayton;
Anna Milbourne, Woodland Beach;
Flora King, Woodland Beach; Will
liam Vincent. Milford; Charles C.
! Kelly, South Murderkill; Victor Sui
livan and Bertha Sullivan, Smyrna;
Sarah Emma Robinson, Smyrna. All
entered bail and were released to
appear in court.
Those arrested Tuesday in Kent
| County and held on two charges
under $1,000 bail included: Edna
VanSant. FELTON,; Martha Tribett.
West Dover; John Emory. West
Dover; Irene George and James
George. West Dover; Lie Baker,
Milford: Peter KATE. Jr.. and Peter
KATE, ST., Bowers: Edgar c. Dern-
berger. West Dover; Noble PoOre,
Milford; Robert Clark, West Dover;
William Neff. Willow Grove. who
pleaded guilty to one charge. not
guilty on a second; Martha Mem.
Willow Grove; William Cooper,
West Dover; ElwOod Killen, near
FELTON,; Norman Draper and Anna
Draper. near SandtOwn: Joseph
Smith, ST. Jones' Neck; Bud" Col
Inns, near SandtOwn Walter Mack
lin, Milford; Linda Babb and
Charles Babb. West Dover; Robert
Kemp, Canterbury.
All were arraigned before Judge
Earl ID. Wiley in the Court OF
Common Pleas and held for Court
of General Sessions. OF the eight
arrested, Eva Edenfield. of Clayton.
and Flora King, of Woodland Beach,
pleaded guilty TO the charges.
Those arrested in the MiddlefOrd /
section were arraigned before /
Magistrate d. W. Stephens. at Sea-
ford. The group included: Harry /
Crockett, Negro. of Laurel. three ,
charges, held under $1,000 bail; !
Evelyn Henderson, one charge, /
$500 bail; r. E. Locates, Seaford.
two charges, $1,000 bail; Lewis
Dale, Negro, Laurel. one charge.
$500 bail; William James, Seaford,
one charge. $500 bail; Isaac Still,
Laurel, one charge, $500 bail; Leon
Workman. Broad Greek, one charge.
$500 bail.
The accused arrested in George
town. Rehoboth and vicinity were
taken before Magistrate William ].
Mustard in Georgetown and gave
bail and were released to appear in
court. Three of the defendants were
lrraigned ON two charges and bail
m the sum of $1,000 was demanded
On each count. These included
Daniel E. Rogers. OF near Stockley;
Howard Moore, of the Gumboro
district. and Louis Smith of Milton.
Those under 81, 900 bail each are
Nary McElroy. RehOboth; Fred
Iarmean, MillsborO district: Henry ,
Vest and his wife Eva Wells West
Il Gumboro.
The Burns operatives and the
state police have been active for
everal weeks and in each case they
harged they had purchased liquor
rom the accused on at least one
ccasiOn and in some instances on
lore than one.
Employees of the Liquor Commits
ion were stationed at different
laces in lower Delaware to receive {
he evidence and swear out the !
which resulted in the ar
ests. Richard Long and Elmer c. l
ewell were stationed at Middle i
own; c. C. Tarbutton and Edward
Daley at Dover; Stanley Simon
nd Joseph H. Mullen at Seaford;
liner E. Riggin and Charles Davis
Georgetown.