1
I V \ \ , f # EVERY EVENING—WJLMINGToIn. DELAWARE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1022. 5 * » F,...... r.ctonr - DISTILLERS PROTEST Kurl« k Company Almost. Totally Destroyed. By Associated Preas to Every Evening. Bethlehem, Pa., Nov. 15.—Th« big plant of Kurts Brothers, thin city, mantifiu tur.-m of cabinet furniture and office fixtures, wan almost wholly destroyed l,y tiro early this morning, pausing a Ion» estimated at upward« of $1,000,000. Th« fir« started ln Urn varnlnh room. Only on« of tho frame buildings, that In which thn offieo I« CITY COURT CASKS. • 1,000.000 FlltK AT BETHLEHEM RICHARD K. FOX READ. TELEPHONE FORCE IN FORMAL APOLOGY TO SAULSBURY TELLS OF Had Been Publisher of The Police Os set to Almost 50 Years. Redbank, N. J., Nov. 15.—Richard Kyle Fox, editor and publisher of The Police Gazette, internationally known «port publication, died at*his home here yesterday. Ho had been In fa.ll- dng health for a year. Mr. Fox was born In Belfast, Ireland, ln 1846, the «on of a mechanic. He was llrst employed as a messenger boy in the advertising department of a Bel- fast newspaper. AVhen 20 years old he married, came to the - United State« and acquired a position with The Wall Street Journal. In 1875 he became publisher of The Police Gazette, at that time a sheet devoted to crime and criminals, and gradually converted it into a «porting publication. Police Prosecuting Their Campaign Aganlnst Drug Addict« Here. Ella Htewarl, Charles Stewart and Peter Babes. arrested last night by Policeman Chambers on a charge of lielng drug addicts had their eases con- tinued until tomorrow when arraigned before Judge Daniel O. Hastings this morning In the Municipal Court. The continuance was granted on applica- tion of Dr. Oeorge \V. K. Forrest, po- lice surgeon. Pleading guilty to the charge of be- ing drunk, a fine of 110 and costs was Imposed on Otis Bond, colored. Howard Clark, colored, charged with embezzling $4 MR cents from J. D. 81sler anil Co., was held under $500 Kail for the Court of «encrai Hcsslons Frank Miller, charged- with speed- ing, was fined $10 and costs. The court granted a continuance until Friday in tho case of Harry Mailman, arrested on a charge of speeding. . . Arraigned on a charger of disorderly conduct, a fine of $10 and costs was Imposed on John F. BlankhErn, A fine of $1 and co^ts was Imposed on Robert Jordan, for the same offense. A stfllport order of $fi a week was placed on Harry Kcott, charged by his Wife, Ethel, with non-support. Theodore Zaleakl, charged hy his wife with assault and battery, was held In $500 ball for a heagjng on Saturday. The court granted a continuance until tomorrow In the case of Joseph Rose, charged with aaÆuilt and bat- lory on Joseph Labor*. >r EUROPE’S MUDDLE / £>;:/; !•/:( î.ivv.r-v p Retail Druggists Units in Com- plaining of Commissioner Blair’s “Persecutions. Former Senator Chief Speaker at Meeting of Social Service Club. Traffic Department Supervis- ory Force Met at Hotel du PoM Today. High School Boys Profess Re- pentance for Red Paint Incident. M w \f-lr r;; By Associated Un s» to Every Evening. Washington. Nov. 15- American; located, wn« not destroyed. Expensive ; fll„d * formal protest with machinery and slock went up In flames. Former United Slates Senator Wll- The annual conference of the Traf- fic Department supervisory forces of tho Diamond Slate Telephone Co., was held today In the grill room of the Hotel du Pont. The Wilmington Dis- trict of the Traffic Department In- cludes besides all the offices In Dela- eight offices In Delaware county Formally apologizing for any ruly conduct on the part of Wilming- ton student« In celebrating last Satur- day’s football game, twelve student« ot the Wilmington High School ap- peared before Professor Rennie, prln^, cipal of the Chester High School, on Monday afternoon. The "pep committee,'’ whi^h, un- satisfied with marking "Beat Cheater” all over Wilmington, 1« «aid to “have gone to tho Pennsylvania town on Friday night and made excellent progrès« In painting the place red. It was to apologize for this that the local students appeared before Professor Rennie. Professor Rennie said he hoped the Incident would not be repeated. «aid ho did not want the athletic re- lation« between the two schools sever- ed, inasmuch as tho institutions have been friendly rivals for three decades. The hoys were entertained at lunch- eon hy Professor Rennie, In the Ches- ter High School cafeteria. un- lard Saulsbury was a guest of the Social Service Club at Ita meeting In McConnell's restaurent last night and talked on American and European conditions. Mr. Rnulshury outlined his ob- servation* of conditions In Europe, giving special «Mention to the criais and misunderstandings between the larger mu. CLO Commissioner Blair, of the Infernal Revenue Bureau, today, against en-( forcement of a recent treasury de clalon requiring drastic changes In fill- ing Company, several hundred fe«t förrn arid condition of permits under j away and considerably damaged Its ; ,vhieh they operate. The which becomes effective Dersnnbor 3,. I would make it practically Impossible,, j the distillers declared in a letter to j : Mr. Blair, foi- them to continue tho» ,-iettvltle« found to he entirely legal under tho most stringent interpréta ’/! Th* flr* ftI»o communicate to tho T-At Uff And Rhlmor M/inufartur- rjj ware. and Chester county, Pennsylvania. S. E. GUI. of Philadelphia, division superintendent of traffic of the Bell Telephone Co., of Pennsylvania and {{ associated companies, of which the Wilmington district comprises unit, gave a most interesting and In- structive talk of the work accomp- lished In the Wilmington district dur- ing the past year, and outlined also the things he expects accomplished during tho coming year. W, P. Wattles, of Philadelphia, su- perintendent of traffic, Atlantic Coast Districts, also gave a most Interest- H. L. Fitch, toll super- decision plant. ■+ particularly also govern mente, Franne and Great Britain! Ho touched on w’hat. In his opinion, was tho mistake of the United State« In one Good Clothes Cost Less not taking part In the Versailles Treaty, claiming that non-support of Franc« In till« treaty was similar to that of a friend who was In need of Indorsement on a perfectly good note, that would ho paid at maturity, I simply lending moral support at no Qn risk to the indorser. If the United State« had become a party In this I treaty, Mr. Snulshury declared. It! would not hnva lost one dollar or man. i stabilizing effect would have AT THE PLAYHOUSE tlon of the prohibition laws The uefion of th« distillers supple merited similar protests from national organization« of wholesalo and retail : druggist« which hav« complained to Mr. Blair and also to President Hard- ing against, th« "persecution” alleged to hav« resulted from the policy of th« prohibition enforcement authori- ties. LONG RIDE TO POLLS when you come here, lo- calise they wear longer and look better. He Annual Revue is Replete With Music, Dancing and Re- fined Comedy. New Castle-Lewes Trip Ac- cident Occurred in Which Two Were Hurt. 0 New 4-Pi er« Ruit«, $40 and $50 c oats, ve»ts, long trousers and extra golf knickers. New Two-Pant* .-Milts, $25. $.50, $.55 Both long trousers in young men’s models and sizes. New Reiter TTvcrcoats Ing talk. visor on the staff of tho general traf- fic manager in Philadelphia, gave an Interesting talk on long distance work. Representatives of all Delaware of- fices and eight offices In Chester and Delaware counties, Pennsylvania, were "The Passing Show.” the Winter Ca'rden’s annual revue with an all- star cast, offered hy Messrs. Lee and J. J. Khuhert and produced under the personal direction of th». latter, opened a two-day engagement last night at The Playhouse. A notably critical audience, the largest to patronize any! of the season’s «how«, voiced Us ap- proval for tho excellent prdgram of entertainment. To the average lover of music, sing- ing and comedy, the performance of- fer» something new. • The dialogues ami lyrics by Harold Atteridge and the music by Jean Schwartz are «uch a« to he found only- in a performance of refinement. Com- ment was also heard of the excellent orchestra music directed hy Clafénce Roger«»' n. ami Ilm I been tremendous. Owing to thP< non- «upport, he «aid, France felt that If had been left alone aqd is maintaining against all hazards n large army and Great Britain, for th« same reason, is maintaining a largo floet. which are ncce«sary for them to have in the Turkish affair. Commissioner Bl«lr was understood to have promoted early »-onelderatlon of the profe«f« The Impression wa< given at th« Treasury Department that som« ground had been found’ in sup- port of complaints. On election flay a motor onr, hired hy the Democratic Btate Committee, wa« wrecked In a collision with a motor car at Georgetown It. c<m- tained five men, two of whom were Injured. One, Charle« Townsend of Millville, is still In the Milford Hospital. It was reported today that a death had re«ulted from the acrldent. hut at the hospital It wo« «tated such was not the case. Mr. Townsend, it w-as stated, is .lame« Rysn, also hurt In a motor a<-rld«nt was discharged yes- CLEAN MARKET STREETS. $25 to $40 Raglan or sef-m shoulders; big, iipxy 1 Tvercoat without weight. Town T’latereHe«. $20 to $V), Rig l Mer«, Ç2ü to $75. CONTEMPT CASE IN U. S. COURT SET11ED present. H. R. Burns, district superintendent of traffic of the Wilmington iTistriet, was chairman. At 12.15 o’clock the meeting adjourned to enjoy a tasty luncheon in the grill room. Several of the* girls entertained during the luncheon hour. Immediately follow- ing luncheon the demonstration work being carried on In all districts to inform the public in more detail as to how telephone calls are handled, was given by Miss Sara Naylor and Miss Pauline Ackerman of the Wilming- ton office. This talk was called "Sixty Minutes in a Central Office.” A minia- ture switchboard was set up and local and long distance calls explained and illustrated. This was very much en- loyed by all employes present, many jf whom had never had an oppor- tunity of seeing a demonstration. Mr. Gill resumed his talk after lunch, his paper being followed by a general discussion. aft»>r which Mr. Wattles added his interesting re- marks. After the conference adjourned Board of Health Makes Move to Have Them Flushed on Market Days. I ♦ wnrm’h U. S. GRANGERS TOLD community moin s ".SHOWERS” ( . W. C \ NFIELD recovering Seeking to eliminate so far ns pos- sible the accumulation of germ-beor- ing du«t on the three market street« of the city. King. Madison and I.lncoln, the Board of Health, at Its meeting this meriting, discussed means of (lushing those »(reels thoroughly. The members of the hoard, following a eon- Sideration of the matter, expressed MULLIN’S HOME STORE 6th and Market At the regular meeting of the Wll ! ,crday- mlngton C’nrnmunltv Chorus, hist «n e,action day th« D-mocrstlc com- night, It was decide,! to postpone the I hlr,vl r*r lr> Wilmington, radio concert, scheduled for Friday r°unV’T T'T employed evening. In the High School auditor- on th* ,,*htholw' t*nd*'r Mu then lum, until the evening of November 24. The postponement was due to a conflict In events to he given at the school. Mrs. Roberts Is chairman of the radio concert committee. After the business meeting last night, there was the usual sing Misses Eleanor and Mary Donahue also sang n duet In I,afin. "O f'nin* All Y« Faithful.” A Thanksgiving servii e will he given hy tho chorus in th»> high school auditorium, Tuesday evening. November 28. Miss Anna Lawrence Is In charge of plans The community chorus recently Litigation Involved Alleged In- fringement on Radio Patents. 1 National Convention at Wash- tr ington Will Go on Record Against Taxation. J -4 at Now Oanllo, to their home« to vote. In tho party wer« C, J. Mur- phy. Georg« Hurd and William Rick- ards of Lew-«, in addition to TV*wn«- end. who was to lie taken to Mill- ville. , , , „ , ... After months of litigation, the themselves In favor of requesting ibe , . , -, , , . „ , contempt proceedings brought against bu-eet ami Sewer Department to flush , , ? . , I tho Radio Corporation of America ; with headquarters In New York by tho Radio Audion Co., of Jersey City j was settled this morning In the United j States »llstiict court before Judge ,, , , , Morris. Both companies are DelU- Department. Il s nl«o hoped bv the . ... , ... J , • i ware Incorporations, members of the health «card that „ , , , Counsel fer the plaintiff presented merchants on those street» will I«’-! , ,,, . , , , ,, , , , , , „ , a bill for $5.4.10 95 which he alleged come Interested In a plan of washing : ,.on„tltnted the pavement« in front of their eslab- 1 bailments with a hose, instead of j sweeping tho pavements with a broom I At th»> present time. It Is believed, I there are no ordinances regarding the ; «T washing of sidewalks 7m the market f Character’ GLASSES Sam Howard, comedian, was well ceived. Ho wa» encored more probably than any other actor who has appear- ed at The Playhouse this «ca.s»>n. Jack Dempsey ami Margaret Wood were original in song ami dance, credit re- the three streets every Wednesday nml Saturday morning, prior to the open- ing of the markets. It is possible that such a request will b»1 m.atle to the Street and Sewer! Ry Associated Press to Every Evening. Wichita, Kansas, Nov. 15.—Many) delegates and visitors were here for* th« flfty-slxtt^ annual convention of th« National Grange which opened today, •- Problems expected to receive prl- ' mary consideration Involve financial legislation, rural credit législation. ! proposal that «ta*« and federal tax»s 1 be red-jeed to conform with the ability I of fanners to pay and the opposition : of the smaller hanks to a system of branch banking. "The American farmer mus* get ln*o his economic cyclone cellar; retrench and quit borrowing money' if he is ever to see the dawn of an era of prosperity comparatively free o* I Li j r» I w-i . of declared Thomas C. Atke. ARMOUR MUM ON MERGER. ?.. Declares There is a am. legal representative of the Grange Little More Conscience in Business Than Formerly. t 11 was while running through Georgetown that the accident. hap- j>ene<1 The car wa« «to badly wrecked that a new on« had to I*» engaged there to tak« tho ,v * ll Du.« must also be, given to Peggy j Brown and Robert Gilbert and the i choriM of Winter Garden stopper*. Gorgeous VnSmftim- | unhurt to Tho two one« l/vvw, where they voted. wKo were hurt wore taken to th« Mil- ford hoapltal. •1ms a— mn nf i f n!*s ti>said ^11 expenses Incurred In the preparation of the rase against the Radio Corporation. He also :i»k<‘»l it similar amount b« awarded as dam- ages, Judge Morris finally awarded ,750.50 for expense*, refusing to make a damage award be»-auSe coun- sel could not produce any evidence which would warrant such an award scenery and beautiful I costume* added to the Importance of Not one dull moment was w«tr wtth thttr nsffifif »bl« vt jav 'orr«-r»’y 1» j n 1 iverybody met everybody else in a ; the revue, reneral get-together and reception In j experienced by the audience, he grill room. -»> * • -- There will be a matinee this afternoon and The following were members of the j tho regular evening performance to- night. tendered a post card shower to Charles Evening’s *T«ry Initan-« w. Every staff, who Is at the Homeopathic, Hos- pital Can field. of ronforenco; Wilmington Office—Miss E. L. 3. L. McKee Optical Co. Injuries 1 Mr. U from recuperating sustained »luring the Canfield Is a former member of the M i street«, but member« of tho boar»i hope to Influence the Street and Sewer j Department disectors to adopt such I an ordinance. must summer. IK UAMTTT STR1TET t>»« rar«fsUy 7Tt»«4 Wieser, chief operator-,’Miss S. Muhl-1 CAMM1Ï.1.K RKTRASEI) Sausen, operators’ quarters The contempt proce»'dlngs were the aftermath of charges brought hy the Radio Corporation allrfring an In- frlngment of Its patent on an audion TAXABLE, (OI.l.LfTOR HOLDS j bulb nse«l as a detector. The Radio super- ; riser; Miss Mary Wharry. central of- Ace clerk; Misa M. J. Wharry, cen-| Irai office clerk; Misa 1*. M. man. service observer; Miss M. Davis, toll instructor; Miss H. SOON KEARUESTKD horns. Robert Cammille. Negro, who Acker- ! recently released on bail for A. j ing tomorrow morning, M. bezzlement charge, was rearrested by Wadley, toll supervisor; Miss C. W. ! T’ollceman Horace McDanel this after- Balfour, toll supervisor; Miss K. M. noon on another charge, that of break- Deputy, toll supervisor; Miss C. j ucd entering. He Is accus«-»! of Schoonhar, local supervisor; Miss F. | breaking into the office of Stlrlith | whK-h it is cr«'ditc»l to the employe's tinning manufacturing their product V”. Convcry, local supervisor; Mias j Brothers. Front nn»l TatnaJI streets. | account, according to L. Semple, private branch exchange j Clifford Anderson. Negro, was ar- : just announce»! by John W, Hering, Inspector; Miss M. E. O'Connell, local j res'*’4 this afternoon by Policeman collta-mr of internal revenue, supervisor; Miss l-L—^3. Naylor, as- | Furnell, on a charge of larceny. A\ hen j yjr Hering based his statement on «istant chief operator^ Miss E. A. apprehended Anderson had In his pos. Johnson, desk supervisor; Miss K. T. f'ss,10n„thre« automobile robes, which Morgan, evening chief operator; Miss £ **, “"^ *° .“îïï - IIe v,n B. G. Naylor, central office Instructor ; ^ ° <y C°Urt t0‘ Miss M. D. Somers, local instructor; 1 ‘ 's Miss E. D. Flaherty, local supervisor; j Miss M. V. Kirk, toll supervisor; Miss Dorsche Daas Dance. certificates over to the bonus trustee • Audion Company and was injurious to M. D. Nürnberg, local supervisor; j The Dorsche Daas Club of the Jew- aild lhe giving of pow»ws ofattorney i their business. The courtalso ruled Miss O. Beggs, night chief operator: ;»h Community Centre will give their *’>’ the employes' amounts to a pledge that the letter wasimproper,misle id- Mlss G. L. Sweeney, traffic Miss H. L. Roctner. stenographer: Miss H. M. Hicks, local supervisor. Wilmington Suburban was a henr- D1 PONT ROM'S STOCK IS in a statement last nigh*. “Agricul- tural 111* cannot be remedied hy legis- lation. but the American farmer can- not b« » onvlnced of this an was shown in the recent election." on an om- Realignment of Packing Inter- 4 ests, However, May Soon be Announced. Audion Company was then the de- Honus stock issued hy K. 1 du Dont fendant. Judge Morris granted the de Nemours ä Co to employes under j complainant a preliminary injunction its bonus plan Is taxable In the year in rest raining the defen»iant from «-on P" Assf)rl«»e(1 Pres* *o Every Evening. Washington, Nov 15.—If th* Fed- -ral Trade Commission Try This Reliable Smoke can demon- 1 i »‘rate that the trade custom of selling GERMANY PAYS BELGIUM. |«teel produit* on th« basis of pre-! vailing Ifittjfhurg priée« combination In restraint of Judge E. H. Gary, of the TTnit«?d States Steel Corporation, testified, before the o-tmmlsBlon today, the practice ought a realignment of tho packing Inter- j n°l ^««»clate»! Pres. u. Every Evening, ests might be expected shortly. "I coneed«*»h t ,, Paris. Nov. la.—Germany tralay Mr. Armour visited Secretary Wal- r a v .-nes* Judge i t,ume»l over the second Installment of Gary continued. But I claim I know treasury note« to meet Belgium's ttat^t.e Ittnburg ha«lng practice has Reparations claims, under the de- ference afterward or comment on re- !!’?•”*!,, I_ nat,lra'-’ a '1 normally, slon of August 31 last. German port that a merger was contemplate»! , ,,_V’ • ' ’ 1 *' n ,or pr’oe ; Reparations officials here deposited between Armour and Company andi, \ ’ .’n ‘,8E’onBe *o.eiy to the with the Reparations Commission Wilson and Company, or Armour and . <’Lipp \ .ar„ 'i’’mand. If the com- |.55.000.00o gold marks worth of such , Company and Morris and Companv, .«y,n J°U ” any "''idence of --»otes, payable In Brussels May At the same time It was said by JC°ntTary :o the both that the department of justice s‘ uauon w'ou‘‘i be und the federal trade commission, the two federal agencies which would be Interested prlmtuily In any plans for a merger that so far as known no rep- resentative of the packing Industry had laid any merger proposal before the government. a statement j known a« "Audion” for use ns a de- tector. Soon afU*r this proceeding the Audion Cempany went into court charging that Its former prosecutor had on July 1 issuoil a letter cap- flon»al—"Information Regarding Radio Patent Situation.” Hy Associated Press to Every Evening. Washington, Nov. 13. J. Ogden] Armour, head of tho Chicago pack- ing house of Armour and Company, conferred to»lay with officials of the federal government here regarding the | situation In the industry and It was Indicated that som« announcement of 1* due to Turns Over 55.000.000 Instal- ment of Treasury Note to Meet Reparation Dues. State trade. K .-a a ruling recently made by the Com- missioner of Internal Revenue in Washington. The commissioner’s ruling upon the question of reporting this stock states This letter, it was alleged, contained that the effect of turning the stock mis-statements to the detriment of the House lace of the Department of Agriculture, but neither would discuss the con- Cigar clerk; 1 first annual ball tomorrow evening at p* »R*rk as collateral for the un- ing and deceptive with respect to the j complainant. The »-ourt ordered also "After the portion of the par value i that the Radio Corporation cease laall- Gilbert Studio. George Melford of the balance of the stock. Keith Circuit and entertainers from District—i the Ikirraine Roof Garden will appear °* the slock is » milted to th»> account ing the letters wfter July 26 and 11« a Miss E. M. Gordon, district chief op- j -vs special featur»*s. The arrangement ; the employe it becomes bis proper- list of the names of those persons to eratorj Miss M. E. Money, operator m j committees are making preparations D’ unqualifiedly and constitutes in- whom they hn»l «ent the letters. They charge, Delaware City; Miss M. H. j to make this affair the best one e come to him. "the ruling continued, filed a list of 265 names. McVauph, »operator in charge, Ho-j given by the younger set of this city. "Being entitled to all the rights of a On October 7 the Radio Audion Com- ckessin; Miss P. L. Mousley, operator ; Patronesses for the evening will be stockholder in the stock awarded, the pany filed a petition charging in effect Mrs. D. M. Mrs. Morris Drucker. Mrs. Morris employe necessarily becomes entitled that the Radio Corporation Isaued Byrd, operator in charge, Newark; ! Astrin, Mrs. Herman Cohen. Mu Sol to dividends on the stock. The amount copies of the letter in question after Mrs. M. L. Jones, operator in charge. | Astrin. Mrs. Nathan Breuer, Mrs of bonus credited each month to the the entry of tho court’s order and New Castle; Miss M, E. Tyler, operator j Morris Goodlevege, and Mrs. Israel employe is subject to both normal tax omitted from tho list of names filed in charge. Kennet! Square; Miss C. Handleman The arrangements com- and surtax. No other gain would ac-, with the court the names of many H. Brown, operator in charge. West mlttee consists of Morris Drucker. [ crue to the employe until he closes | person* to whom the letters had been Grove; Miss H. K. Smith, operator i Israel Miller, Sydney Schagrin and a transaction for its sale " in charge. Oxford ; Miss I. W. Pyle, j Philip Leshem. operator in charge. Avondale. Dover District—Mrs. M. B. Jones, district chief operator; Mrs. H. H. Humphrey, supervisor, Dover; Miss' E. B. Maag. supervisor, Dover; Miss H. C. Weber, operator in charge. Mid- I dletown; Miss N. E. Benson, operator! in charge. Bridgcville ; Miss E. M. I Smith, operator in charge, Seaford; , Miss M- A. Hearn, operator in charge, ; Laurel ; Njiss Z. E. Coulter, operator ! In charge, Lewis; Mrs. R. G. Dukes. 10 15, i.-jf : 1923. Tho cash balance due today under the schedule of payments previously decided upon was 60,000,000 gold marks. The difference of 5,000,000 marks is partly covered by other re- ceipts already in the hands of the commission, and Germany ; nounced that she will deliver Fruiay such additional notes as are necessary to cover the balance due. n 1 Judge Gary was recalled to»iay when th« commission resumed its considera- tion of the Pittsburg base question and repeated generally his statement that he considered tho Pittsburg base custom entirely justifiable. "I don’t believe In large »mrpora- tiona taking unreasonable advantage of consumers to || b m in charge, Holly Oak; EVERYWHERE Harry Kenyon an- ' mailed prior to July 6. By such dis- | ob«xller.ce of the order, the defendant had been »substantially injured and the . Radio Corporation should be adjudged i ;n contempt, the petition stated. The court ruled that the Radio Cor- poration should have filed the names of all persons who received the letters and If it were found impossible to do so should have made a full disclosure of aUl the facts. As it did neither, It was ruled, It was guilty of civil con- tempt. Evidence disclosed the fact that as many as twenty copies of the offend- ing letter were sent to each Jobber— or wholesaler—who distributed them to retailers. In the bill of expenses given to the court ainl from which almost $500 was cut, counsel fur the Radio Audion Company asked $5,000 for his services or about $250 a day. In preparation of fhe case he had trav«iled several thousand miles. The patent in question during the injunction proceedings some time ago was Fleming Patent No. 803,684. Miss Hickey Is Exonerated. A Coroner's Jury in Chester, Pa., last night, exonerated Miss Hickey, of 1216 King street, this city, who was held by the Chester authori- ties following an secure extortionate prices oven though stress of circum- stances permits it occasionally.” Judge Gary continued. "I'd like to see the Sunday Ifeder8j trade commission win this Monte Grappa's Crew Believed Safe . .. . , ... u case a«alnst 1 he Pittsburg basing pr&c- on Rescue Steamer night when an automobile which she ; tIc<, tt that were R factor , oa Rescue Garnir. was driving, struck and fatally In- about harmful practices, but I don’t By Associatpd Presa to ^ Evening. want to see it pursued on & basis of Halifax. N. S., Nov. 15. The Italian false premises. steamer Monte Grappa, previously re- * As I see it. supply and demand ported 10 ** sinking, has been aban- brlngs things to a reasonable equi- doned by hcr crew !n «lid-Atiantic, librium because buyers and sellers 8413 a radio n1*3*3«0 from Ca!’« Race, Ice and Coal Co., operated by Charles are both intelligent andneither one rcceSved today hy local agents of the ! Horn, struck a touring car belonging can take advantage of each other long »shlp. All are believed to have been Newspapers Refrain from Serien to W. I. Henry-, which was parked in Then too, there's little more con- 8afel>" transferred to th© White StarComment ou U. S. Supreme Court, front <>f Mr. Henry's homo, 1123 science in business than there us,-a Linor Pittsburg, which had answered By Associated Press to Every rrvenm*. French street, shortly after 10.30 to lie. The Pittsburg base In »tee! lhd Monte Grappa s distress signals. o’clock Iasi night. Tho automobile furnished th« criterion for buyers and ------------ -------------- was slightly damaged . ; for finishers of steel products and! ♦ LOCAL WOMEN ATTENDING W. C. T. F. CONVENTION Lillian ABANDON ITALIAN STEAMER. Accused Barbers Dismissed. Distributor Wilmington, Del. Made fay H. B. Grauley Philadelphia, Pa. The 6.x barbers who were arrested ! by Constable Leidig on Saturday I night oh complaint of William R. ; Seward, president of the Barbers’1 ■ Protective Association, who charged , j them with having failed to take out ma LanJ'- ^Irs- Emma N an Gelder, a license, were arraigned in Magistrate ^rs- Minnie Joniis, Mrs. Euza Sutton, Stradley’s court last night and after !Mrs- Fannie Josephs, Mrs. Margaret promising to take out licensee were Ferguson. Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. Sarah dismissed upon payment of the costs Bill, Mrs. Sadie Thompson, Mrs. John Michael Thompson, Mrs. Fannie Missimer. I Among the local w»;imen attending j the meeting of the International VV. | j C. T. U., In Philadelphia yesterday { were Mrs. Charles Dempsey. Mrs. Enl- ace Idont jured Sadie Zdun, 7 years old, of that city. VAV.AWAVAV.VVAV.Vi Auto Damaged by Coal Truck. An automobile truck of the Diamond TOKIO SILENT ON BAN. operator in charge, Selbyville; Miss tria, E. M Rose operator in charge. Monica. 815* du Pont street; Dominick Georgetown: Miss Elva Griffin, op- Inrk) 625 Uncoln Plrcet; Vincent "at£ ,ir‘ charee’ bryrna: MrS„.f Cuppo, 820 Maryland avenue; Joseph R. Wright, operator in charge. Mil- A. Curao, 800 Maryland avenue; Domi- ford- I nick Manno, ij34 West Second street- Chester District—Miss S. A. Pilsen. j.eter Antonelli. 502 Union etr-et chief operator, Chester; Miss N. Boy- Irn, night chief operator, Chester; Miss H. B. Reid, evening chief op- erator; Miss H. B. Sheetz, central of- 3ce instructor, Chester: Miss M. A. Fitzpatrick, desk supervisor, Chester; Miss R. A. Smith, supervisor, Chester; Miss E. B. Morgan, supervisor, Ches- ter: Miss M. F. ’Drain, supervisor, Chester; Miss E. E. Dougherty, su- pervisor, Chester; Miss K. C. Donahue, sperator in charge, Tinicum; Mrs. A. B Nahill, chief operator, Sharon Hill; Mrs. A- S. Ford, operator in charge, Ridley Park. They were : ERRORS CORRECTED. Tokio, Nov. 14.—Japanese new* papers this evening print«»»! the de- 1 »Msiou of the I’n.ted Slates Supretm Court holding Xvpanese ineligible fu» [ A Ford truck owned and operated. naturalization as American citizens by Eugeuo F. Thomas, of 404 North No comment was mad© except ,n :.n Union street, collided with a horse- case of the Hochi Shimbua which sai« In printing yesterday, the official vote cast at the election in Delaware on November 7, Every Evening made two errors, which are regretted. Through a typographical mixup the Congressional pluralities were incor- Truck and Milk Wagon Collide. protects a l«x:alily as well.” Valuable’ City Property Sold. Anna E. Frank has sohl real «state on the east sido of Market street, north of Twelfth, to Oeorge R. Sned- aker, for $14,150. Harry Eisenrnan has sold reel estate on the <^ast side of Scott street, north of Lancaster avenue, to Samuel Schwartz, for $10,000. New Policeman on Probation. i HARDING PICKS A DIDDLE. Three extra policemen will be added to the Bureau of Police subject to the approval of Dr. George W. K. Forrest, police surgeon. Dr. Forrest was in- rectly placed. They should have read: For Senator, Thomas F. Bayard, D.. full term. 325; short term. 60; Repre- sentative in Congress, William H. i structed yesterday afternoon by the Boyce, D., 6.549. > directors of the Department of Public The other error was in tho report Safety to examine Thomas F. Blak- ; on the Kent Levy Court, where the ley, of 1407 Marsh road; William H. j names of two Republican candidates Cojnno, of 324 East Sixth street, and ! were inadvertently reversed. In the George H. Clift, of 1607 Lincoln street 1 Second district John W. Sheldrake, Blakley is a former member of the D , defeated Benjamin I. Shaw, R„ hy department, having been relieve»l j 1,603 votes to 1,257, and in the Third sometime ago on account of illness. If district Oeorge C. Hering, It., defeated successful in his examination he will i George Waldman. J)„ 2.087 to 2,020. he reinstated, according to Superinten- i dent of Police George Black. Pepper’s F 1 drawn vehicle belonging to the Dragon 1* was impossible for Japan to do ar. • Named for T’ S itt trn • phii* * Kun driven by Robert Man- thing, be» :iu»e that would oean n- . ’ * y a la, Jove, of 502 North Adam* street, at terfering In American domestic IL Associated Ureas i° ijvery Evening. lAnca*tev and Giant avenues, short- fairs. Riaai' ade“ph;a’ ^ov- 15-—Francis B. iy after 6 o'clock this morning. The “For the time Japan will Just hav* eta prominent socially and a truck and wagon were slightly dam- to look on.” added the paper, friend of Senator Pepper was today 1 aged. No one was injured, appointed a special United States Dis- trict Attorney and wa* Judge Thoinpaou Court. One of Senator ♦ Mi. Salem Anniversary Services. Services In celebration of the 75th anniversary of Mt. Salem M. E Church are being continu»al this week. Last night Rev. W. E. Habhart was to have been the speaker hut. owing to tho death of his brother, could not attend. Rev. J. 1*. Otis, pastor of the church 20 years ago, spoke in place, and will also make the address this evening. Tomorrow night Rev. Robert Walt, D. D., district superin- tendent, will speak. Hu»fuller Resigns. Propose Dr. llnnby for Mayor, Republican« are already talking about 1923 and 1924 elections and are proposing Dr. C. M. Hanby for th© Re- publican nomination for mayor ot Wil- mington and former Mayors Horace Wilson and William Q. Taylor for the Republican nomination for governor of Delaware. sworn In by in tho Federal At the last meeting of the officers land directors of the Plggiy Wiggly, , Calanthe Lodge, K. of P., at its Del., Inc., held November 13, 19 - J, J he first news of the appointment regular session last night, was ho»n tolJ. Q. Hostutief. vice-president of tho c.'uio> when U. S. District Attorney Oriental L»>dge. The rank of page wae Biggly NVlggly Corporation, tendered Georg« W. Cole* officially Informed conferred on a largo class of candi-1 his resignation to take effect at on»o. Judge Thompson today. date* by Calanthe’s degree team for which was accepted by th© officer* 1 and directors. Pythhms Confer Degrees. Musical at T. M. C. A. The first of a scries of monthly en- tertainments was held last night by the social committee of the Y. M. C. Mrs. Ida M. Quillen. A. Last night’* program was in the County Bank Balances. airs. Ida M. Quillen widow of County Treasurer Burns'reported to Thomas W. Quillen, died yesterday ^ Court yesterday that New at her home. 808 North Van Buren Miss Dorcthv WeMon «oie- ^U^For' '"as,,e rount-V ha? current funds ! ««Ft- an illness of two days, get T-ou.” Misa Greaves Mise Pauline I a“ountm« lo S1S1.91T.04 and a ml«- had b*^n suffering from diabetes ‘, cellaneous roads account of $299.67. *or snnie time but was nor rendered He also reported the following funds lna<’Üv*‘ until Sunday. She was a na- for the maintenance of dirt roads; tiv* of Snow Hill, Md.t but had lived Mill Creek hundred. $8,488.631 Chris- In V^ilmington for the past 40 years, tiana, $22,795.44; White Clay Creek, She waa ln her 58th >’ear- Mr,i- Quil- $7,594.03; Pencader, $3,311.72; New len ls eurvlved l'Y four daughters, Castle, $5,022.05; Red Lion, $2 853 84- Mrs’ Clarence White, Mrs, Thomas H. St. Georges. $2,642.77; Appoquinimlnk’ B,irnWi- Mlssea Margaret and Evelyn $1.796.33; Blackbird, $1,322.96- Brandy- QuWon' and one son- F- Parker Qull- wine, $7,754.77. ’ len- a11 dtY- The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock, with services at h«;r lat© home. In- terment will be private. Miss Patience lioiigeiilogler. ills OBITFA R V. Oriental L»)dge. A special program was presented by the entertainment <*>m- mlttee. L S. BIG FSE R OF OIL. CHICAGO L1YK STOCK MA&EJBX» WHAT IT MEANS TO BE “RUN DOWN Lots Contracts for 10,000,000 Barrels for Use on Ships. By Associa tsfi press to Every Evening NV ash ington, Nov. 15.- —Contracts for' 10.000,000 barrel* of fuel oil to b« de-' livered by tho Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, and 1.000.000 barrels to bo delivered by tho Texas Company, were awarded today by the shipping board. Chicago, Nov 15.—Hogs, nxxipr.s. 1’S.. I 000 marl£«-t. strong :<* higher: hulg V) I to ‘ZOU-pound r.uuaei>. > ?.’>as.3o j 10 -o ] -'40-pound bu I chers, mostly £.35aS.4» i; itood and choice. 275 to "tOO-pouad butci'- • T*. S.-tSas 30 top. K.m»; hulk packing | m>ws. 7 .VOaH.OO : desira'd© pigs, A j.SaH to; heavy. S.2ÔAH.50; medium. S.JOaS 15 ligh*. s 2oaH.3é. light lighi, H.2ôa8,;tô; packing sows. siu»x>th. 7.70aH,20; paeglug sows, rough. 7.10a7.7ô; kiting pigs, 8.25aS,40. Cattle, receipt«. lü.iHk): markoc, slow; lower grades beef steers, bin»:h®r she stock, w.-ak to lower; better grades I,.»t steers, stoi-kei » ami feeders, steady ; Utile done early; run late in arriving; long yearlings, held ary bulk native b»sef steers of quality condition to 5«dl at 8.50al0.60; western ■ grassers in fairly libcml supply; tanners, about steady , halls, strung, v«*»l calves, slow to lower; bulk veal calves, early to packers, around 9.50. bulk, good, heavy bologna bulls. 4.:ki, bu.k s toeiters and fe»si< ors. «1 OOaT.OO. Sheep, receipts. 18,000; fairly active: fat lambs, opening steady; early top. 14 75 o 1 city butchers, 14.40 to packers; liberal supply fe.-ders, demand Ki>>d four d»‘Ub • « •57-pound NJontana feeding a nbs. linn 15.00: ii2-poun»i Itl.vho lambs, it.75 choice k.5-pound fed '-a'llugs, wer hers, 13,00, shrs-p, strong, desirable, 140-pound ' ©wen, 7.25. Six Day Rally at Soot.f (hnrrh, f?cott NL E. Church, Seventh and Spruce «treets, will hold a «ix-day holinees an»l rt ligiou* rally, commenc- ing Tuesday, November 21. Services will be held under the auspices of the Hying myuadron of the Natinal As- sociation for the Promotion of Holi- ness. The services are 1nter-de-nomi- national. Rev. George J. Kruz ot Syracuse, N. T„ president of National Association, will pnasid© at the services. II That’s Why You’re Tired Dempsey at the piano; tr.o, “Widows Serenade,” piano, violin and »»llo; “Lasaie O’ Mine," by the quartet; reading by Mies Weldon; solo, "Pale Moon," Mrs. George Wehster; “Good Night. Beloved.” by mixed quartet, Mins. Webster, soprano; Miss Greaves, alto; Mr. Price, tenor; Mr. Grubb, basso; Mis« Dempsey at the piano. Chief Frank A. Greenhawk of the Boy Etxmts announced the program. A "RUN DOWN” feeling is a dan* ger signal. If you neglect it, you are leaving the door wide open to dangerous diseases. , Build yourself up to health and strength with Gude s Pepto-Mangan. It will purify and enrich your blood, tone up your nervous system, and help you eat well, sleep well and feel well. Gude’s Peato-Mangan is a time-tried tonic, recommended by physicians for over 30 year*. At your druggist- liquid or tablets, as you prefer. The price« fixe»! represent an ad- ! —Oil tl SffllS—HiVC N« Appetite vance of about 50 cents a barrel over Yoilf LiVCf Is Slll|fltsk 1 that paid in the last previous pur- CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS will help put you right ----------- -♦ ■ In afewd^ya. ______ ^ They act quickly | Applicant* for (ha position of au»B- An < tor In tha Income Tax Unit. Depart- llllHOC ment of Intcnial Revenue, falle«! to . \J Wllw S appear this morning for Civil Service health Cor examinations in the i’os.offlc« Hu d- rect ^ ,m. r"MlvM/Y|aiiKali ,nf Th/ I"»“»« oi •udUnr p<»y» i mediate effect* of constitjation, relieve j 9 ii.n.iry of from $1,800 to $3,000 w. h .id- biliousness, indigestion sick bend* Tonic and BloodEnricher vantages of eubataaual monthly in- ache. 1 : «■ : [creaeos in ©alary. tha and 1, fiuUhcJ and chuee. No Applicants fur Auditor, ♦ Allowances to Bchools. jlvy Nupports Family. At the offlege of tlio Child Ikibor Commission, Industrial Tni«t. building, today an intelligent looking lad of 15 made application for working papers. It wan brought out that he a« the sole support of the family of three younger children and &a invalid father. m At the meeting ot the Levy Court yesterday the M. D. Crossan in Hospital. Morris D. Crossan. who is a member of the Department of Elections and his charge of the real estate Depart- ment. of the Equitable Trust Co., *t tne Delaware Hospital, irai'-mem lor stomach trouble, ~ 9 Delaware Industrial _ . , , ^ ---------------1 Ml«t Patience Hougentogler. daugh- fachool for Girls was allowed $821 and j ter of Harry E, and Anna IUmgen- the Industrial School for Colored Girls ; tog’er, dieil yesterday, in her J9th $186. The sum of $232.50 was trans-1 ye*r. The funeral will be held Friday ferred from unappropriated funds to afternoon, with services at her home receiving cçventb dlktrlct automobile supply! at 2-30 o’clock and interment in Riv- ^ service. _ [ ■ erview cemetery. I
