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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
ColDBERCER AND
JOYCE GIVEN HEAVY
COURT SENTENCE
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Goldberger and Joyce were the only
witnesses called for the defense.
Joyce denied selling the liquor or
even having seen any OF the three
Negroes who testified to getting their
liquor regularly" at the saloon.
Goldbcrger also made complete
denial OF the charges. but admitted
that he had been twice convicted of
selling liquor. once in the United
States Court and once in Municipal
Court.
How long have you been selling
liquor at Front and Washington
streets" City Solicitor Satterthwaite
inquired OF Goldberger.
s"I have, never sold any liquor"
Goldberger replied.
Asking for the dismissal OF his
clients on the ground that there was
a reasonable doubt of their guilt. Mr.
Isaacs laid emphasis on the reliability
of the states witnesses, the three
Negroes, one of whom, he said, was
arrested some months ago for prac-
| tcing witchcraft. 81 am not very
much impressed by the practice OF
the Detective Bureau or of Agent
Haley In using colored men for se-
curing evidence unless they are OF
the highest type" he said. Mr., Isaacs
also pointed out that one of the
states witnesses had testified thai
while another said it was gin.
Judge Hastings reviewed the cvi
dence and the arguments Of Mr.. Isaacs
The court can't make any distinc
ton in the testimony OF witnesses be
cause they happen to be black" III
said. II would good deal rather TAX,
the testimony of these Negroes tina,
that of respectable looking whit
man who has been on the stand II
this case. or course the court mus
naturally look with slight suspicion
on men hired for this special pur
pose"
Mr.. Haley had not seen the Negroe
after they are alleged to have purchase
liquor until they delivered it to hi
Office on West Eighth street. The dis
crepancy between the testimony of tn
Negroes on the question of whethe
1t was whisky or gin that was sol
was probably due to the fact that tn
liquor looked like gin and tasted lilS
whisky, the court decided. There wer
three witnesses to the alleged sale o
the liquor against the lone word q
the bartender Joyce. The Negro VIII
is alleged to have snatched the bottl
OF liquor from the bar was not pro
duced.
There was some doubt, the cour
said. whether Goldberger was guilty
as In such cases the Municipal Cour
has held that because an employe ha
, sold liquor il does not necessarily fol
low that the employer is guilty unles
IL can be shown that the sale wa
made with the knowledge of the latte,
In reply 10 this question City Solici
, tor Satterthwaite reviewed the test
mony of the three Negroes which wa
to the effect that they had frequentl
, purchased liquor in the saloon an
t the conversation between one of tn
; Negroes and Goldberger over the priC
OF the half pigt which was bought &c
5 Mr.. Haley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKETS..

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Philadelphia, Dec. 30.-Wheat
lower; No. red winter. 117@1.?2i
co garlicky, 112@117.
Corn. lower; No. ? for export. 81 lsC;
s2la; do No. 3. 591a66Ol5; No. 4
EGi2 057 u car lots, local, No. yellow
old. 67k@6Sia; No. yellow. new
63a @64l2: No. yellow. new, 6O1a@
6l12.
Oats, firm: No. white, 46@46h
Nc. 8. do, 4415G45.
Butter. lower; western creamery
extra. 40; nearby prints. fancy. 54@56
Eggs. firm: nearby extra, firsts
40: do. firsts. As; western extra. frsts
AS; do. firsts, AZ; fnacy selected
packed, 64@65.,
Cheese, steady; New York whole
milk. fancy fiat, 22@2S; fair to good
21@22; longhorn, 22@2Sk; singl,
daisies. 2112@23.
Live poultry. higher; fowls, no
leghorns. 20@32; do. leghorns. 2O@24
spring chickens, not leghorns, 200
%; do. leghorns. 20@24; roosters. lea
1S; turkeys, 35@40; ducks. whit,
Pekin. 30G32 do. mixed colors. 24@
20; muscovy, 1920; geese. 23@25.
Dressed poultry. easier; spring tur
keys, fancy nearoy. 4S@50; wester
fancy, 45G4s; ordinary. 3S@43; oil
toms. 3s@40; folws fresh killed choic
to fancy, 2S@32; do. small sizes.
@31; roasting chickens. nearby. 27G
35; do, western. 20@34: broilin
chickens. nearby. 1896; old rooster
1921; ducks. 30@35; geese, 23@25
fair TO good. 20422.
Potatoes. easier. white. hundre
weight. fancy. 2.15@2.4e; fair t
choice, 1.s002.10.
Flour. higher: sofe winter straight
western, s. 05.S5; do. nearby. 5000
5.25; hard winter, straight, 6.606 6.s5
do. short patent. 6.90@7.25; sprins
first clear, s5.40G5.75; do. patent. 7.2
@7.60; do. short patent 7.7OG 100
fancy spring and city mills, paten
family brand, S.5O@s,Oo.
Hay. steady; timothy No. 2, 10000
2l.00 per ton; do. No. 8, 1S.00619 0C
sample. 14.00@i6.o0; no grade, l20OC
1900; clover mixed hay, light mike,
1950G20.00; No. / mixed. 1S.00@19.O
Tallow, quiet; prime city. loose ~,
do. special loose. 5A; prime cour
try 34 edible. in tierces, 8.
Bran. 1rm; soft winter in IL
pound sacks, S2.oO@33.e0; do. sprinl
3f.O0@32.5O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
TO COMPEL ARBITRATION.
New York Assembly Asked to Enacr
Legislation 10 Prevent Strikes.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. Dec. 30--Compulsory
arbitration of industrial disputes. as
measure of protection for the pub
lie. is provided for in a bill sponsored
by the New York Board of Trade and
Transportation TO be submitted TO the
state legislature.
The proposed legislation is intended
to forestall unjustifable strikes and
lockout, 1t was said. and by its pro-
visions, justices of the supreme court
and the state industrial commissioner
would be empowered to handle labor
disputes.
For more aggravated situations, or
In the event of extreme differences
between employers and workers, the
bill would establish a court OF indus
trial relations.
Representatives of organized labor
in the state have expressed their OPP
position 10 Il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Chicago. Dec 30.-Cattle receipts. g. 900
no choice steers here; medium TO good
grades. very dull, around soc to 75c lower
than yesterday; few best yearlings steady
top, 900; bulk beef steers. 625a7 50
she stock. steady to lower, bulk, 3 75a
525; Gamers and cutters, mostly 25Oa-
325; bulls. strong; stockers and feed
ers. slow to 25c lower; best shipping
calves. strong.
Hogs receipts. So 900; unevenly 25c TO
soc lower than yesterdays average: trade
moderately active at decline 10 shippers
and small and large packers; top, 175a for
l40 TO l50-pound weight TO shippers; bulk
S0a to 200 pigs, 1.O0a7. 10; 220 TO $50
pound weights, 6.60a675; pigs, uneyenly
lower.
Sheep. receipts. 10000: generally steady
some medium fat lambs, 25c lower; fat
lambs, top, early, to packers, 4 60
shippers took one loat at ! LIS; good &C
choice clippers. 1925; good 1O5-pound
ewes, $40; few at $50; one load feeder
lambs steady at 1880.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
TRAINMEN HEAD RESIGNS.
Murdock RetIres AS Vice President I
For Canadian Cabinet Post.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Cleveland. o.. Dec. 30.--James Muir
dock, vice-president OF the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen. today
wired his resignation to w. G. Lee
president of the brotherhood, due to
his appointment as minister of labor
in the new cabinet of Premier King
OF Canada.
Mr.. Murdoch was elected a vice-pres-
ident OF the trainmen's organization in
1905 and had served continuously
since that time. He had headquarters
in Chicago for several years md was
also active in the brotherhood's in
terests In Canada.
The board of directors may appoint
a successor to Mr.. Murdock at n meet
ing here on January ., Mr.. Lee said
or may decide to let the delegates I,
the convention In Toronto next MAY
elect a new Vice-president.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
JOBS FOR FIFTEEN.
Employment Service Makes Day
Brighter for Some Men and women.

Conditions were brighter at the Del
aware Public Employment Service, in
the old City Hall, which was hlled
with unemployed persons all morning,
and the bureau succeeded in placing
10 skilled workers OF various occupa-
tions and referred IS other skilled and
nnsk!lled workers 70 positions. Thir-
teen men registered. Yesterday. three
men were placed, 20 were referred and
81 registered.
In the wom@n's department, too,
IN. situation wns improved. house
workers being placed. and Ia domes-
tics being referred. Five registrants
called AT the office, including one man
Tourist and on. telephone operator.
The departments work yesterday
comprised the placing Of thirteen do
mestics and one bookkeeper. the re-
ferrlng of fourteen 10 positions, and
the registration OF :.
The bureau has an unusually large
supply ~ carpenters available. a num-
Der OF these we're placed temporarily
when the bureau first began func-
tlonlne and have now completed their
work. Others have been thrown out
Of work by the cold weather.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
DISCUSS I4th AMENDMENT.
Economic Sociological and Political
Associations Near End of Conference.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Pittsburg. Dec. 30.--A joint meeting
of the Ann rican Economic Associa-
ton, American Sociological Assecia-
ton and the American Political Science
Association opened the closing day
of the annual convention of economic
political and social science Societies $
here.
The "Sccia, and Economic Interpre-
tation Of the Fourteenth Amendment
was the general subject, while other
questions discussed Were the basis
OF an inter-American policy, patriot
ism and internationalism and the econ
omie basis Of federation in Central
America.
The American Association of Uni.
versity professors heard reports Of Of
| hcers and committees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
Greenville Man Felled by Tree Never
Regains Conscio us ness.

Coroner's inqlests were held last night
in the deaths Of Edward Titler Of near
Greenville, and John Dardzinski Of q
Justison street. Death was due 10 a
fractured skull in the case Of Titler the
jury decided. Titler and Edward Bitter
baugh were cutting down tree on the
latter farm on Friday, when as the
tree fell, it struck the limb Of another
tree breaking it off, The limb struck
Titler on the head knocking him un-
conscious. He was brought TO the Physi-
clans and Surgeons Hospital where he
died next day without regaining con-
seriousness.
Dardzinsh's death was due 10 heart
failure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
Rush for Auto Tags.

That the time for renewing automobile
licenses for the ensuing year is drawing
to close was evidenced this morning
by the city magistrates. Shortly after
the opening Of the Offices at $50 o'clock,
there was a continual rush for new tags.
Many out-Of-town owners applied for
the Delaware license tags. IL is expected
the demand viii continue until next
Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
OFFICERS ALL WOMEN.
Befsey Ross Building and Loan As
socIation Has No Posts For Men.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Trenton. n. j., Dec. 30.--Articles Of
corporations for the Betsy Ross Build
ing and Loan Association Of Newark
the first OF it's kind in New Jersey
composed solely Of women. were APP
proved today by the state banking and
insurance commissioner.
Every official Of the now associa-
ton. from counsel TO members OF the
board OF mana cement, is a woman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
WARS oS BEAUTY SHOPS.
Chicago Grand Jury Indicts Proprie
tors OF Massage PBrIors.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Chicago. Dec. 30s--Grand jury in
dlctmenfs of three women owners OF
massage parlors based on evidence
n what Statee Attorney Robert ~.
Grove terms gross and increasing
secret i.imorality" were announced
today az the beginning Of a campaign
TO rid Chicago OF scores OF such es-
Adjustments.
There are hundreds of these places
In the city" said states Attorney
Grove. some .of them. Of course, are
legitimate and respectable. principal
ly those catering exclusively 10 wom-
en-. But ] can zee nothing respectable
about a place where girls bathe and
n sage men"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
Sidewalk Along Lincoln Highway

A sidewalk is being constructed by
the Park Commissioners from the Union
Park Gardens tract, across the south
western park lands along the Lincoln
highway. Property holders have been
requested by the Street and Sewer
Department to continue the walk to the
city limits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
BIDS TO RESTORE BIG LINER.
Proposals Run From $10,304,000 Down
TO S5,89s,000 to Reconditl0n Leyiathan

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York, Dec. 30.-Eight bids for
reconditioning the giant steamship
Leviathan, (the German liner Vat
erland) idle at her pier in Hoboken,
for TWO years, were opened today be-
fore Chairman Lasker of the United
States Shipping Board. The bids were
as follows:
New York Harbor Dry Dock Com
pany, s10.130,4 400; Standard Ship
building Company, sf0.192,675; Morse
Dry Dock Company. sS,497 900; Todd
Ship Yards, s7,357 800; Newport
News Dry Dock and Shipbuilding
Company, $685. 900; Warwick Ma
chine Works, Newport News, Va,
$l0.350.000; James Shewan and Sons,
S9.374 900; Newport News Shipbuild-
ing and Supply Company, $5,99S, 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
VOLUNTEERS SANTA.
Gifts and Feast for Needy ChiIdre n
Distributed This Afternoon.

The Volunteers OF America special
Santa Claus. will distribute gifts to
Approximately $50 children this after
noon at headquarters, sos Shiplcy street.
Cards have been cent out TO the needy
and poor children Of the city inviting
them TO call at certain hours this after
noon, beginning ut o'clock.
Toys, candy, games, ice cream and
gifts will be given TO each child. Many
Of the toys were slightly damaged but
have bcen repaired, having been dis
carded by the stores. A large CHRISTMAS
tree and chimney for Santa Claus have
been placed in one end of the room
Plans TO hold Christmas entertainment
for the children were discarded because
the rooms are too small TO accommodate
more than forty children at one time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
TURKEY MARKET.
II Is Likely TO Open Strong Tomor-
row Morning.

What will New Years turkey cost
Inquiry today relative TO the supply and
quotations for tomorrow, failed TO reflect
in any manner on the collapse Of the
poultry market last Saturday night.
However, a slight change is expected.
This was explained by one dealer, who
made reference to the large number OF
turkeys left over from last week.
According TO information received by
Every Evening today, the market Is
expected TO open on 60 to 65 cents a
pound for turkeys Later in the day
however, if the supply is large, there
may be a drop.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
Italian Paper to Resu me .

La Malone, the Italian weekly, will
be published in a new and more attrac-
tive form next year, beginning with
January Z. Arrangements for its re-
appearance were made by Raymond J..
Kelly of New York, general manager, on
visit to the city yesterday. Emilio
Spina will continue as editor and Jamie
l.. Wright, local manager.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
Launch Harlan TIA nker To morrow.
Xmas Party For Class.

Mrs. Edwin Clarke's Sunday school
class of Westminster Presbyterian
Church, was entertained at the home of
Miss Marjorie Foulk, 706 Washington
street, on Wednesday evening. Music,
rccitations and games were enjoyed,
after which refreshments were served.
Miss Elizabeth Foulk assisted in receiv-
ing. Those present included Mrs,
Edwin Clark, Misses Dorothy Missimer,
Margaret McMullen, Madeline Reed
Mildred Lynch, Mildred Stiles, May
Sort, Marjorie Foulk and Elizabeth
Foulk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
Personal.

Thomas w. Wilson. vice-president
and general manager Of the Whining
ton and Philadelphia Traction Com
pany. entertained a number of his
friends ~ dinner in the Hotel du
Jont yesterday.
Oasn r. Phillips, is at Atlantic City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
HARVARD GLEE CLUB
MAY SING HE RE

Efforts are being made TO secure a
concert by the Harvard Glee Club for
the Tuesday Of Easter week, at The
Playhouse.
This would be a musical event, az the
organization this year is on high plane
of accomplishment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
Carnes Case Continued.

On the recommendation of City
Solicitor Satterthwaite in Municipal
Court today the case of Cicero Carnes,
charged with non-support of his wife
and child was continued until January
2S and referred to Mrs. Scott for in
vestigation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
Settling Estates.

Register Of Wills Isaac X. Brown has
granted letters OF administration C. {. a.,
on the estate of John F. Hyde to Mary
Hyde, and letters testamentary on the
estate Of Annie H. Maxwell 10 Hannah
VI. Berry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
Confer On New Era Movement.

Rev. Merle II. Anderson OF Philadel-
phia and members Of the New Castle
Jr,~'byt,ry conferred In this city to-
day over the New Era movement IN
this State and Eastern Shore Of Mary
land
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
ELLEN TERRY REFUSES TITLE
Noted Actress Spurns Proffered Brit.
ish Honor.

London. Dec. 30.-Ellen Terry has
asked permission TO decline the prof
fered honor of Dame Commander of
the British Empire" according to the
Mirror
The title was to have been conferred
at the forthcoming New Years honors
In recognition of her talents and long
services 10 art.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
For mer Mayor Fis her m proves.

The condition Of former Mayor George
NJ. Fisher, 722 King street, was reported
as slightly improved at his home today
II was said that he had restful night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
Harbor Board Meeting.

The Board Of Harbor Commissioners,
today, transacted business Of a routine
nature. Tomorrow, b. F. Cresson, Of
New York, member Of the technical
advisory committee, accompanied by his
associate, Charles w. Stansiford, will
inspect the terminal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30

by Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Cairo, Egypt, Dec. 30.-Said Zagloul
Pasha, Nationalist leader, and his five
followers, who were arrested at Cairo
/ last Friday, sailed from Suez 70.
I Ceylon last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
Got 1L.OOO. .NOO For Fox skins.

charlottetown. j.. r.. l., Dec. &c.
During the past year fox pelts valued
a, more than si.ooo.ooo were sold on
this island the sales being the largest
IN the history OF the fur-farming in
dustry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
DRAFT PENSION PLANS.
City Solicitor Preparing Bill fol
Approval of Paid Fire men.

City Solicitor Satterthewaite is draft
ing plans for proposed pension fund for
the new city fire department, and will
present them in the form Of an enabling
act to the next Legislature for approval.
If the measure is approved, it will be
possible for City Council 70 make an
annual appropriation to the fund
Plans are being made by the depart
ment for the extension Of the fire alarm
system. Eighteen new boxes will shortly
be installed.
Launch Harlan Tanker To morrow.
The new oil tanker, X. ID. Leonard,
will be launched tomorrow at o'clock.
from the Harlan plant. The boat will be
sponsored by Mrs. X. ID. Leonard, wife
of the president Of the Atlantic Refining
Company, for whom the boat is named.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
Sells Milford Land

Mabel p. G. Ball has sold land in Mil
ford hundred to Evans H. Crossan, for
S4,73f.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30

Tha news on the classified pagv
| viii interest you, too.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30

Want man 10 clean the cellar?
Read the classified ads.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-30
Have Three Day Holiday.

Employees At the Harlan plant an4
employees Of the Pullman Compan,
shops viii enjoy another three-dsy hol'
day. Both plants, il was declared, II
be closed from noon tomorrow until ne,
Tuesday morning, in Observance a
New Years Day.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-30
CENTERBURC

Mr.. NJ. F. Hasson spent Monday in
Columbus.
Mr. lrl Stinson has accepted po.
sition as salesman with the McCrack.
en- Auto Co.
Mr.. Elmer Rinehart OF Akron spent
Sunday here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Rinehart.
Miss Dorothy Bishop, who is attend
ing Ohio Wesleyan university, Della
ware, spent the weekend at her home
here.
Mr.. w. T. Leatherman of Columbus
was a Centerburg visitor Friday.
Mrs. l.. r. Hancock has returned
from Cincinnati, where she visited rel
atives for two weeks.
Mrs. Mayme Greek and daughter,
Miss Lyllis, Of Venice, Cal, arrived
here last week for two months wis.,
it with local relatives.
Mrs. John Costello of Ashland is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Darling.
Mrs. s. G. Fowls has gone to Ak
ron to make her future home.
Mr. w. l.. Grandle, principal Of the
Centerburg high school last year. has
accepted a position as teacher in the
Utica high school and is moving to
that place.
The Riley restaurant was sold last
week to Mr.. John Van Horn OF Buck
eye Lake, possession being given at
once.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-30
CLASS PLANT OF
co.
OPENS! JAN. 1ST.
Mt. Vernon Factory To Re-
Open With One Tank
First Of Year

Manager Harry q. slineluH Of tho
Mt. Vernon plant Of the Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Company announced on
Tuesday morning that the factory
would open about January I, with one
tank in operation. The second tank
will be In operation two or three
weeks later, Manager sIingluff an.
nounced.
This will be good news In the In.
dustriaI circles Of Mt. Vernon for the
opening Of the local plant will mean
tho employment Of several hundred
men. Manager sIinsluff stated Tues
day he was unable to give the figures
on the number Of men to be employed.
He said these figures could not bc OBJ.
tanned until after the plant was in op-
GRAFTON.
Extensive preparations will be
made for the re-opening Of the Mt.
Vernon plant.
According to the announcement of
Manager Slingluff a new process for
making glass will be installed at the
plant Glass will be made by the