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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27
Back Fro m Mexican Trim.

Cornell Griffith, 500 West Eighth
street, arrived in Philadelphia the first
Of the. week from Tampico, Mexico.
Mr.. Griffith is a radio operator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27

MO more of the back-break-
IN ing rubbing that used to
leave you utterly exhausted after
washday.
A few hours soaking in Rinse
suds takes the place of all this
needless drudgery.
Rinse is the new soap product
that loosens and dissolves the
dirt from even the heaviest
pieces of the weekly wash. It
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27

Perfect IN washing machines
With Rinse you dont have do any rubbing. Forfow
regular directions given hers Soak the clothes Then
before operating tho machine add esh Rinso soutiop
using the Of Rinse you used Cor soaking.
No other product Ia needed when Rinso 10 used
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-27

gets the clothes sweet and clcan
without injury 10 a single fabric.
You don't have 20 rub anything
but the very soiled spots such as
neck-bands and cuffs, and those
just lightly.
Don't rub your youth away.
Get Rinso today from your
grocer or any department store.
Lever Bros. Co. Cambridge,
Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
GODDARD NOTES.
Three Likely Candidates for Next Sea
sons Football Team.

The annual football banquet win b.
held tomorrow evening at 7 O'Clock
in the alumni hall This affair Is 10 b.
conducted by the students and this
football squad viii be the guests OF
honor. A committe has been appoint
ed by the athletic association 10 pre-
pare a program for the occasion and
according to reports, very pleasant
evening will be enjoyed. Between the
courses, the school orchestra win play
and the Glee club win render several
selections.
Following the banquet Coach Robert
n Aldrieh win read the names OF the
men who earned their football let
tiers, and certificates viii be given 10
those who are declared eligible to
wear a football &C" At this time the
election OF captain for the ensuing
year will take place One Of the fol-
lowing men viii be elected TO lead the
Goddard pigskin warriors next yea~:
Danny Driscoll OF Chicopee, Mass,
Earle Mitchell Of Barre or Harold Sin
clair Of Corinth. Driscoll plays the
backfeld and without doubt is one of
the best backs that the team had this
wear. Because OF his ability as a
broken-field runner he has made many
gains which have helped his team to
victory. Mitchell and Sinclair are line
men. and have established good rec
ords during the past season. The cap
tain-elect and John Finn of Holyoke.
Mass, captain Of the '2l squad. viii
give short addresses
Owing to the fact that the tickets
for the banquet are selling rapidly.
the local alumni, who wish to attend
the affair, are requested to make reser-
vations as early as possible.
Plans for the annual ~seven cent
farce" are nearing completion and
from the present outlook this years
program viii excel that Of previous
years. The executive committee an
nounced that the sale win start Monday
evening at 6;37 O'Clock. and will con
tinue until l0.37. At s.05 a program
n seven numbers will be presented,
which includes selections by the glee
club, vocal solos and the presentation
Of one-act farce. The Crimson Co
Dancing win follow the pro-
gram.
The girls basketball team left to-
day for Chelsea. where they play the
Chelsea high school team tonight The |
mad the trip: Misses
Podv~ Carter. Betty Little. Helen 1
Scott. Arlee Green. Ida Esner, Capt. /
Helen Densmore and Coach Betty !
Bsown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
DAHL is EXPECTED
TO SUPPORT TREATY
In Opposition to Stand BY De Valera
Vote to Be Taken Next
Wednesday.

Dublin, Dec. tBy the Associated
Press The ratification of the treaty
between Ireland and Great Britain will
be moved at the Dali Eireann meeting
next Wednesday by Arthur Griffith as
chairman OF the plenipotentiaries, il
was announced to-day by President DE
Valera, in a statement issued by the
Dali publicity department.
il would not be moved as a cabinet
decision added the statement, because
the views Of the delegates differed from
those of certain members OF the cabi-
net.
The extent to which Dublin was sur-
prised by Eamonn De Nalera's state
ment of last night in opposition 10 the
terms Of the Irish agreement cannot
easily be exaggerated. Although his
sentiments were generally known, t
was not believed that he would openly
differ at the last moment with the de-
cision of the Sim Fein's accredited
plenipotentiaries.
In political quarters here the gen
eral feeling today seemed to be that
the Dali Eireann at its meeting next
Wednesday would support Arthur
Griffith and Michael Collins, who in
yesterdays session Of the Dali stood
by their signatures Of the. agreement
against all the arguments Of the oppo-
sition, and it is stated that if plenipo-
tentiaries were again needed in London
the same men would 90 again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
BARRE POST OFFICERS.
Robert Mackie Was Elected Com
mander for Year.

The annual meeting of Barre post,
No. 10. of the American Legion was
held in the clubhouse last night.
These officers were elected: Com
mandcr. Robert Mackie; yice com
mander. James Dcyers. adiutant FL
don Ball: historian. Alexander IRON
side: executive committee, Ward J.,
Alfred Mcleod, Ward p. Alex
Straiton. Ward 3. Charles Zanleoni.
Ward 4. Alex kirtin. Ward 5 Guy
Ottolini. Ward 6. Perley Egaer. mem
her from Barre Town. Alfred Lowry,
20 serve on board Of Managers for one
year. George Pratt and David Nc
knight
lee meeting was well attended and
at q meeting II the executive com
mitee afterwards d was voted 10
have a smoker THURSDAY night a
special meeting win also ke held
Thursday night and among the sub
ieets to - discussed vii b. the change
- the meeting night from "Wednesday
10 THURSDAY and the raising of the
dues for the year ii'e2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
CORPORATION AT BURKE.
Virgins Machine and Manufacturing
Co. Formed.

The Virgins Machine and Manufac-
turing company, Irir., Of Burke, has
filed articles Of Association with the
secretary Of state II 4 capitalized at
$4,000 in 500 shares Of 800 par val
ne each. The company viii deal in
real estate. manufacture specialties.
deal in merchandise and general mill
supplies, and trade in machinery and
mill equipment The incorporators are
Alton V. Virgins Of Burke. sherburn
Lang Of Lyndonyille. Herman ID. Web
ster Of East Burke, Raymond Hous and
G. A. Houseknecht Of Syracuse, A. d.
Fogg al West Burke. @. Il. Dean Of
West Burke, Birn r. Humphrey Of
East Burke. A. z. Howe Of Lyndon
vile and n. A. Horton of Lyndon
vile.
The Cambridge Cooperative Cream
cry, Inc, has filed with the secretary
of state its affidavit of the issuing OF
1900 shares Of common stock at a par
value Of $40 per share. The consider
alton is to be $500 in cash and Sll..
500 in bankahle notes. The affidavit is
signed by Linus Leavens, f. r. Flan-
ders, F. B. Boyden, Fred A. Wells and
c. f. Afudgett of the board Of direc-
tors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
BETHEL

The body of Mrs. Eta Bangs Of
Adrian. Mich, who died recently. was
brought TO her former home in Roches-
ter yesterday for interment. her
nephew. Clinton L. Cafiin Of this place.
accompanying il to Rochester from
here.
Mrs. George Brown Is in from nose
bleed which continued several hours
Wednesday and finally yielded to a
physicians treatment
F. W. Quimby, W. V. Lawless and G.
p. Pierce went this week 10 work in
the lumber camp near Pittsfeld.
Mrs Albert Blake Of Southern Pines.
\. G.. formerly Of this place and
South Royaiton. j. q patient az the
O'Conner hospital betaFecn Southern
Pines and Raleigh. y. G., under treat
aent fpr an ulcer Of the large in
testine.
Miss Minnie Marsigili has returned
home after several weeks treatment
ct the sanatorium.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
KENTUCKY LIQUOR {
Battle A TIE
Prohibition Agents Get First Score
and Whiskey Bandits the
Second.

Louisville, XIV, Dec. Prohibition
agents in Kentucky have just COM
pleted one of the most extensive raids
in the history of prohibition enforce
ment in the state.
Whiskey bandits likewise have just
completed one of the most successful
distillery raids ever made in Kentucky.
Instead Of a breathing spell to-day,
after a busy week in three Kentucky,
counties, federal agents are off in
search for the upward of score of
Of whiskey bandits who last night got
away with l94 cases of bottled in
bond. and ten barrels Of whiskey from
the I. B. Rippey distillery at Tyrone,
Ky.
Early in the week thirty prohibiz
tion agents. invaded Nelson, Washing
ton and Marion counties When the
agents. came. late yesterday the raid
10000 gallons of beer and 81 gallons
had yielded seven prisoners, ten stills,
3S foundations were broken up and
of moonshine destroyed
Warrants for number of alleged
law violators have been issued. Sever
al raids in Louisville have netted small
quantities of wet goods.
The bandits, in raiding the Rippey
distillery. captured four guards and
three passers-by and after handcuif-
ing them put them in vault in the dis
tillery office while they loaded the
whiskey into motor trucks and auto
mobiles and drove off.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
DYING, TOLD OF
PLOT TO KILL
Elmer Gardner Said He
Was Called to Inn and
Soon Shot
HE DID NOT NAME
HIS ASSAILANT
Stories Of Rum-running
and Robbery Also Figure
In Crime

Kingston, Mass, Dec 9.The killing
of Elmer Gardner of Metheun AZ th'
Kingston inn last night was the sub
ject of official inquiry to-day in con
nection with which John Roland, pro
prietor of the inn, and James w. Wick
ham Of Duxbury were held as wit
nesses.
The story Of the shooting was not
entirely clear to the investigators, who
obtained several different accounts, in
some of which rum running, robbery, a
quarrel and a plot figured. Roland and
WiclSham were taken to Plymouth fol-
further questioning.
The suggestion of plot to kill him
came from Gardner himself in a dying
statement, according to DIR. Charles
Dudley, who attended him. The wound
ed man told him, the physician said,
that he had been summoned to the inn
and soon after he got there was shot.
He did not name his assailant.
DIR. Dudley said he was called to at
tend Gardner by Roland, who said the
man was injured while on hunting
trip with him. Roland later was quoted
by the police as saying that he had
been robbed of $1,000. another man Of
81 400 and Gardner Killed by two ban
dts who entered the inn. In this ac-
count, it was said Roland found Gard
ner and another man in the inn garage,
transferring what appeared to be yhis-
key from one container TO another.
Gardner was removed TO the Jordan
hospital ut Plymouth after DIR. Dudley
had attended him and died there an
hour and a half after his arrival.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
ALL GUILTY ON
ALL CHARGES
Dies, Comes and Andrews
Of Onset, Mass, Con-
victed
OF RAPE, ROBBERY
AND ASSAULT
Not One Ballot of "Not
Guilty Was Cast on
Any Charge

New Bedford, Mass, Dec. 9.In the
ten hours deliberation which preceded
the verdict of guilty" brought by the
jurors in the Butler case at 1925 this
morning, against John Dies, Benjamin
Comes and Joseph Andrews Of Onset
charged with committing assault and
robbery upon Miss Gertrude Butler
of Bourne, not a single ballot of mot
guilty. was cast in any of the bal
loting preceding the final vote, de-
cording to the testimony of the jurors
themselves.
All dissenting votes were marked
either undecided" or mot proved.
A preliminary vote after the first hour
OF deliberation brought a unanimous
vote of guilty" against each defendant
on at least one charge. A re-reading
of evidence connecting the defendants
with the theft of an automobile in
which it was charged the crime was
committed resulted in prompt and
unanimous verdict of guilty" against
each of the three defendants.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
IN VIOLENT CONFLICT
Terms of Agreement Are Opposed by
De Valera.

Dublin, Dec. 9.-(By the Associated
Press ,--Eamoun DeValera last nigbt
issued a statement saying that he
could not recommend the peace treaty.
with Great Britain to the Dali Eireann
or TO the country, and that in this
attitude he is supported by the minis
tiers Of defense and the home affairs.
A public meeting of the Dali Eireann
has been fixed for Wednesday.
Following is the text Of Eamonn
De Valera's message 70 the Irish peo-
pie.
"You have seen in the public press
the text of the proposed treaty with
Great Britain. The terms of this
agreement are in violent conflict with
the wishes " the majority Of this ma
tion as expressed freely at successive
elections in the past three wears.
j feel. it my duty 10 inform YOU
Immediately that cannot recommend
acceptance of this treaty either to the
Dali Eireann or 20 the country. In this
attitude ] am supported by the minis
ters of home affairs and defense.
A public session Of the Dial Eireann
is being summoned for Wednesday at
ii o'clock in the morning
Il ask the people to maintain dur
ing the interval the same discipline as
heretofore. The members Of the cabi
net, though of divided opinions, are
prepared TO carry on public services
as usual. The army. as such is of
course not affected by the political
situation and continues under the
same orders ad control.
@The great test Of our people has
come. Let MS face II worthy. with
ont bitteress and. above all. without
recriminations. There is definite
constitutional way Of resolving our
political differences. Let us not depart
from it. and let the conduct of the
cabinet in this matter be an example
for the whole nation"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
GRANITE BANK SENDS
OUT CHRISTMAS CHECKS
And Added Two Per Cent Interest to
the Total Amount Due Each Mem
Der of Christmas Club.

The Granite Savings Bank and Trust
company believes in being prompt, and
Is right on time in sending out Christ.
mas club checks to all members Of thg
club for 1921.
Attractive checks were mailed to-
day, and in every case where members
OF the club had made their weekly
payments on time, or in advance, two
per cent interest was added TO the to-
tai amount due each member.
There viii be many happy homes
where these checks. are received, and
their receipt at this time will be dop-
bly, appreciated.
The club has been very successful
the past year and nearly all members
fully COMPLETED their weekly pay-
ments. The new club for la22 will be
open for membership on Dec. IL and
the bank i prepared to take care OF
the ever-inereasing number who avail
themselves Of this ideal way TO save
money A good large Christmas Saw
ings club is an asset to any commu-
nifty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
PELLETIER HIRES SEN.
REED TO DEFEND HIM
First Move Will Be to Try to Set
Along the Date of Hearing-Now
Fixed for Dec. 10.

Boston, Dec 9--District Attorney
Joseph c. Pelletier to-day announced
that he had retained United States
Senator james A. Reed of Missouri as
counsel in the proceedings by which
Attorney General Allen is attempting
to obtain his removal from Office.
With Senator Reed, the district at
torney held conference in chambers
with Chief Justice Rugg of the SUI
preme court, before which two petit
tions In the case are pending. 1t was
arranged that Senator Reed would ap-
pear later before the full bench to ar
que in support of Mr.. Pelletier's re-
quest that the time for hearing be set
later than Dec. 10, the date now as
signed
District Attorney Pelletier is charged
by the attorney general with various
instances of alleged misconduct in of
flee and in a second petition with al
legged improper statements during his
campaign for mayor, which he has
since abandoned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
TALK or THE TOWN

Alfred Beck OF Burlington was in
town this morning.
Stephen George returned Wednesday
night to the city from Connecticut and
plans 10 make his home in Barre.
John Papin of Elm street has taken
up work as salesman for the Paguet
Chevrolet and Haynes agency on SUN
mer street.
Every Friday evening at 1880 there
viii be evening prayer with an in
struction in the Church of the Good
Shepherd
William Richardson of Merchant
street is recovered from an operation
submitted TO recently and is able to be
out Of doors.
T. A. Hier has returned to his home
in Medford. Mass. after a couple of
weeks in Barre and vicinity, renewing
acquaintances.
The Junior Auxiliary Of the Church
Of the Good Shepherd viii meet with
Mrs. Shields, East street tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30.
Robert MacDnff OF Providence. r.
T., is renewing aequaintances in Barre
and Graniteville for a few DAYS. Il
is Mr.. MacDuff's first visit in this
vicinity since he left here nearly seven
years ago.
I. NJ. Magner. manager Of the Bur
lngton district Of the Metropolitan
Insurance Co, who has been in Barre
for several days on business. has
20 Burlington.
Plans for the charity dance 10 be
given by Montpelier lodge Of Elks in
Rowland hall. Tuesday night. are
complete. The proceeds Of the dance
viii be devoted to the relief Of the
poor and needy 81 Christmas time.
The sold Boys" defeated the young
Boys in the opening or the annual
in Nincitia club last eve
ming. the score in the six-part contest
being 2l to 10. Tbe Young Boys'
were beaten in every one Of the six
contests. losing at billiards. to 4
in pool. 10 4: in chess. 10 3 in
checkers. o to i +. in 800" 2 70 4. and
in whist. ? to 5. A lunch was served
during the play and much interest was
in the oatcame Of the tour
namcnt.
The rest room 10 be provided BY the
Boafd q Trade for Christmas shoppers
"a the lobby Of tie Bijou theatre wiz
be opened to-morrow morning. Pa
.iiities for checking parcels also win b .
provided and Nrs Anna Heney uill
v in charge and on duty at sIi times
% attend the wknts ani see to TIE
'omforts Of the shopper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
ARREST AT METHUEN.
John Harnish Admits He Was Present
at the Shooting.

Methuen, Mass, Dec. D. The Metnu.
Ell police to-day took into custody and
turned over to the state police in CON
nection with the fatal shooting of FL.
mer Gardner at Kingston last night
John Harnish, a chauffeur, of this
town. Harnish. they said, had ad-
mitted being present at the Kingston
inn when the shooting occurred. His
statement Of what occurred was not
made public. He was taken to Boston.
Harnish, said he had known the dead
man for several months, having met
him at Middleton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
CONVICT HELD
LIKECZAR
AfterWhich Tom Slaught-
er Led Six Fellow Con-
victs Out Of Prison
OFFERED FREEDOM
TO ALL WHO WISHED
Five of the Sven Fugitives
Are Under Sentence
Of Death

Little Rock, Ark, Dec. 9.--Ton
Slaughter, notorious bandit, under
death sentence for killing a trusty
guard at the State PRISON farm al
Tucker, escaped from the penitentiary
here early to-day taking with him six
other eonvicts. For five hours prior
to his escape Slaughter ruled the
penitentiary like czar and offered
liberty to all convicts who wanted it.
Five Of the men who fed with
Slaughter are negroes. -Four of them
are under death sentence.
The six Philips county negroes
under death sentence for participation
in the race riots in 1919 refused to
escape.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
FUNERAL OF ]. E. MNULTY.
Three Lodges Were Present at Serv.
ices To-day.

The funeral of Z. Edward McNulty
Of 81 Maple avenue, who died Tues
day afternoon. was held this morning.
Rev. J. NJ. McKenna ofiiciated st a
high mass of requiem in st. Monica ;
church at Q o'clock The funeral was
largely attended and many members
OF the knights Of Columbus, A. o. IT,.
and the Foresters were present. The
bearers were A. J. Lorangfr and An
tome H. Burke Of the X. Of c.; Mat
thew Fitzgerald and Edward Murphy
Of the A. o. H., and 7. J. Linehan and
Charles LaClair Of the Foresters. Bur
ial was in 81. Monica's cemetery.
Among those from out of town who
were called tc Barre by Mr.. McNulty's
death were Hugh McNulty Of Ottawa.
Mrs. Thomas McNulty Of Montreal,
Mrs. Ovila Liberty Of Rawdon. p q;
Mrs. Joseph Byers Of Vile st. Pierre.
p. O. Miss Mary McNulty Of Raw
don. P. o. and Mrs. Patrick Nc
Nul;y Of Newark, " J.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
MONTPELIER

A special train csrryings only
Shriners arrived from Newport
shortly afternoon today for the an
nual ceremonial Of Mt Sinai Temple
IN City Hall this afternoon and eve
from the northeast part of the state an
intend % support the candidacy Of J.
Rolfe Scarles 81 81. Johnsbsry for the
oiiice of iilustrious potentate against
Clinton v MfIlar II Barre. Who viii
also rrn for the ofice- Nr. MIllar has
been regarded as q probable succeszor
% Walter C. Washburn. the present
latentate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
COAKLEY'S DEBTS
TO FREMONT TRUST
ARE TO BE Paid
And Bank Commissioner Allen Plans
to Distribute 100000 Among
Depositors Before Christmas.

Boston, Dec. 9.--Approximately 49,
100000 will 20 into the pockets of
savings depositors of the fremont
Trust company before Christmas if
Bank Commissioner Joseph c. Aliens
plans for 33 l-3 per cent dividend go
through, the commissioner stated. The
eompany's banks were closed a year
age.
The commissioner filed with the SUI
preme court yesterday list Of the 25,-
600 depositors affected as a prelimi-
nary 70 the filing Is days hence OF the
formal petition for permission TO de-
clare the dividend.
Coincident with this announcement
came the statement that the indebted
ness TO the fremont Trust company of
Daniel H. Coakley, said to Approximate
100000, would be paid in full
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
BIG OPIUM DEN
FOUND IN CHICAGO
Thirty Chinese Arrested And Drugs
Valued at 100000 Were
Confiscated.

Chicago, Dee. 9.-Thirty Chinese
were arrested and drugs valued at
100000 were confscated and one Of
the most elaborate opium smoking es-
Establishments ever discovered in Chi
cago broken up ~ raid early to-day.
A small fiye.sfory building on the
northern fringe Of Chicago's Chinatown
had been remodeled, with scores Of
tiny rooms Fartitioned off on the up
per floors. Repeated search OF the
labyrinthine passages disclosed caches
OF opium and yenoshi, many Chinese
still smoking and others just leaving
rooms where smoking pipes had been
dropped.
One room was stacked high with
cans of crude opium.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
MAKE AN ARREST
IN WALL ST. MYSTERY
Omaha Police Take Mike Stine, Whose
Wife Says He Hasn't Been in New
York for Six Years.

Omaha. Neb, Dec 9.-Police last
night arrested a man whose name was
given rs Mike Stine as suspect in
connection with the Wall street ex-
plosion of Sept 10, 1920, when large
number of persons were killed An un-
signed communication to the police led
to the arrest.
Stine's wife said that he had not
been in New York since their mar
rage six years ago.
Chief Of Detectives Charles Van
Deusen of the Omaha police depart.
meat today said that he was salts
fed that Stine was in Omaha on Sept.
10, 1920, and that he was the same
man who engaged in a wrestling match
during carnival here on that date.
Stine; police say, is a professional
wrestler.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-09
MISS GOLDMAN
QUITS MOSCOW
Famous Red Is Said to Be
in Ria Trying to Get to
America
WAS DEPORTED
TO RUSSIA 10
Because of Her Alleged
Anarchistic
Activities

Riga. Letvia, Dec D.. tBy the Asso-
ciated Press Emma Goldman, who
was deported to Russia from the
United States in December 1919, as a
result Of her alleged anarchistic activ-
tiles has. left Moscow, it was learned
here to-day
She is believed to be in Riga with
the intention Of seeking permission to
return to the United States.