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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
COLDEST WINTER IN 25
YEARS "COMING.c

Pottsville, Pa. Aug. 15.-Gus
Luckenbill. weather prophet of
the Philadelphia and Reading
Railway CO., today declared that
the coldest winter in twenty
five years is approaching. There
will be numerous blizzards, he
warns railroad men, when it
will be difficult TO keep traffic
open.
Luckenbill, who is employed
in the big classification yards
of the Reading at st. Clair, has
correctly prognosticated weather
conditions for years and was
only known to be wrong once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
New Aircraft Company.

Charles B. Bishop. Samuel H Bay
nard, Jr., and A. s. Bishop, of this
cals, today acted as dummy incorpora-
tors or the Aircraft Construction Cor
por-ation of New Haven, Conn. The
capital of the corporation. which was
f1lec at Dover by the Delaware Char
ter Co.. is 100000. 900. and it's busi-
ness win include principally general
construction and transportation of
aircraft
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
GOOD JUDGE.
Mrs. Golden of Philadelphia to Pass on
Ceramics at State Fair.

Mrs. tobden OF Philadelphia to Pass on
Ceramics at State Fair.
The management of the Delaware
State Fair which opens at Elsmere on
September 5, takes great pleasure in
announcing that Mrs. A b Golden of
Philadelphia has consented to judge
the ceramic classes at the fair this
year. Mr.. Golden. who judged the last
years display of ceramics, died very
suddenly few weeks ago and the Fair
directors realized the tremendous loss
to the Fair as well as the world of GER
amics and the selection of a successor
to Mr.. Conden gave the management
of the Fair much concern.
to Mr.. Cobdel. gave the management
has been associated with Mr.. Gcbden in
his work for 25 years and her willing
ness to come here, solves the problem
extremely well.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
Reduced Trolley Wage In Effect Today.

and conductors, agreed TO by Division
S42, Amalgamated Association OF Street
and Electric Railway Employees, went
into effect yesterday without incident.
This provides for an hourly rate, ) cents
less than the maximum schedule, for
such months as show less than normal
traffic.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
Building Permits Issued.

Office of Building Inspector Ellis p.
Preston were as>follows: +. NJ. Gold
berg, 2010 Van Buren street, altera-
tions, $3.50; United Cigar Stores Conn
p.-ny, s. w. Corner Seventh and Mar
ket streets, alterations, 1886.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
Edwin Burke.

Edwin Burke, 19 years, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Burke of 311 Orange
street, died Saturday morning after an
Illness of two years. Funeral services
viii be held at his late home at S
O'Clock tonight. Burial will be made
at Smyrna tomorrow morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
w. +. Anderson a aDaddy..

William r. Anderson. assistant
building inspector, this morning was
kept busy receiving the congratuia-
tions of his friends upon the arrival
of a fine baby boy in his family. Mrs.
Anderson and the baby are reported
to be doing well.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
Smoke But No Fire in Restaurant

A lot of smoke issuing from the
rear OF the STANDARD restaurant, 4
West Fourth street, at $50 O'Clock
yesterday morning, called out, the dis
trict companies when an excited
passerby turned in an alarm from
Box No. IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
Probe Death Of Child From Burns.

Coroner Bullock has investigated
the case Of Margaret z. Dempsey, 8
years old, who died of burns received
at her home at Richardson Park; last
Thursday. An inquest will be held.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard s. Yates and
Mrs. Bessie III. Biggs of 401 North
Adams street, are spending ten days
in Brooklyn, N. Y. and points on
the Hudson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
Messenger Falls and Cuts Face.

Failing on the street Lewis Bauman. a
Western Union messenger OF 4O5 Iavlor
street was slightly lacerated about the
face this morning He was given medical
attention at the Delaware Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
WEDDINGS.
Moser- MarpIe.

Miss Florence E. Marple of Phila-
delphia, and Raymond c. Moser of
Camden, n. j., We're married in Har-
rison Street parsonage on the after
noon of August Z. by Rev. W. E.
Habbart
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
Foote Back From Vacation.

John c. Foote. outside deputy tax
collector. who spent a weeks yaca-
tion at Atlantic City, n. j.. returned
10 his duties at the county building
Aoda~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
Russell Burton.

Miss Anna Lorena Burton and
George Wesley Russell were married
at ! o'clock Saturday afternoon by Rev
w. K. Habbart at Harrison Street par
sonage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15

Philadelphia. August 1.-THE fire
at the Point Breeze oil works ef the
Atlantic Refining Company, ih which
five persons were killed and nearly
a score injured, was finally extin-
guished early today after a battle of
more than "A hou.s by Writ lily the
entire city fire department. One of
the injured, John II. Grum, 81 years
old. was burned so badly that ply
sicians do not expect him TO recover.
Five tanks, each containing 10000
barrels of oil, four "agitator" tanks,
with capacity of 1000 barrels each,
three pump houses and a number of
pipe lines were destroyed. The loss
is estimated al Sl,000,0o0.
The cause of the blaze has not been
determined.
Officials of the fire department ex-
pressed the belief the fire was caused
by the back-fire of a motor cycle rid
den by a workman. In leaving the
plant for his home the workman was
compelled to pass over a narrow bridge
spanning gully where gasoline fumes
from leaking pipes hung densely. The
motorcycle. shattered and bent, was
found today on this bridge. and the
FIRE officials said a flash from its back
fire probably started the flames which
spread rapidly over the oil impreg-
nanted ground.
Most of the oils destroyed were of
the light variety, benzine. naptha and
similar products. No lubricating ma
terials were burned. The flames were
confined to two acres of the seven-acre
plant.
Company officials announced that
reconstruction would begin immediate
ly and that none of the 1900 em-
s,lovaS xyat,fd ba fh4<oxsff, at,f IF .,+1.1-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
pcnoaue Rs1-es From water Devt

Edward A. Donohue. who has been
connected with the Water Depart
ment for the past three years. has
resigned his position, 20 become a
Deputy Chief CT the newly organized
Fire Dcuarfureut
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15

Chicago, August 15.--ResignAtion Of
the Reverend Leon Pigeas az pastor
of the Greek Church Of 1T. Trinity, To
which Germanos Tvoianor, Bishop Of
America, recently was appointed by
King Constantine, Was announced to-
day as the latest move In the contest
for control Of the church by two
factions.
When Bishop Troianox came here
to establish a new regime. few days
ago, members ri the congregation APP
piled for temporary injunction re-
straining him from taking charge. The
Reverend Pigeas then resigned to
avoid trouble because the court had
given Bishop Troianos permission 20
attend the church and II was feared
this might provoke actual combat, ac-
cording to the Reverend Pigcas at
torney.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
Bury Mrs. c. G. wilcox This Afternoon.

The funeral of Mrs. Charles G. VIII
cox, 5s years old. 1901 Monroe street,
was held at o'clock this afternoon
from her late home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
IBlAME MOTORCYCLE
FOR s1,OOO,OOO FIRE
Flash From Machine Thought
Responsible for Death of Five
Men at Philadelphia

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Aug. 15.-Fire at
the Atlantic Refinery Company's
plant, which was supposed to have
been extinguished this morning
broke out again before noon to-
day, and three alarms brought the
weary firemen back to renew their
battle. The new fire started when
workmen clearing up the debris
of the first fire opened a hydraulic
gate valve carrying Off the resi-
due from the destroyed stills.
Fifty streams of water have had
little or no effect on the pillars of
fire thus far.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-15
TURKS N FULL FLIGHT
! As GREEKS ADVANCE
NationaIIsts' Army Rstrsatinl
Rapidly Without Offering
Battle to Foe

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Smyrna. Aug fss--The Greeks
have begun a second Onenafve
against the Turkish NstionaJists.
The latter are retiring rapidly to-
ward the sakaria River without
Offering resistance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07

lairc. arc visiting a; the home 81
Thumas Rickcrtua. "r East Main street
Glenn Thomas ami wife. Of New'rN'
are visiting at the home Of Mrs. IhHin-
ass parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nn. T. iI"i-
man. ,.;
W. 4. Al!r has returned from bust
ness trip 10 CrcvcIa"d.
j. t. StillwCll aEd family. or Mar'hs
Ferry. spent Sabm' Ia vita local re'a'
tives. ,
Mrs. Ross II. Fowler and children
have returned att"- spending 4 week
with r"iatilr& at l.arneSvlllc.
Attorney !. II. rhanrH. Of Barnes
willie. was here on business Monday.
r. y. BocES. Of Barton. was a ousi-
ness caller IN town Monday;
Mrs Sarah Perkins and daughtcr
Kathylecn. will leave today for WISH
with relatives in Michigan.
Judge Jonn s Pollock and wife Will
leave today on y trip to California.
Dean Lewis. " Columbus, and f"c.
merry from ;hiS place. spent the week
enc with local friends.
Mrs Herbert W. Mitchell WAS VS.
itnr in l;arnc Svill" on Monday.
The many friends OF Mrs. Isaac T.
Ncwlin are pleased tN hear that she is
getting along nicely at IN" l@tkcS1d"
huSpita! III cleveland. where size re-
Gently underwent N operation fo'
SniirC.
Emmett Sidcboitom and wife. Fred
Sidsho;tom and " e.. Elwnod ky'c and
family spent Sunday at buckeye Lake
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07
.SHEET-TIN PLATE
MAKERS BANQUET
AT COUNTRY CLUB
National Association Convention Gets
Under way This Morning

Thirty of the % members of The Ma
tirnal Association Of Sheet and TIN
r!a,e manufacturers who will hold their
regular monthly meeting ~ III" Country
club today. At wh.rh tim" tn" Wheeling
Steel Corpora ton Will b" admitt"d L"
membership. Wee cntcrtn"d a. very
incorma! dinner party last evening at
the Country club by the Wheeling S'e"l
Corporation.
Last evenings session was more Of
i"'-ioEc:her affair :" re; the men from
I'll par:s of th~ eastern section o. the
United States acquainted with IN" ."rH!
officials. Following dinner. IN" "vcn-
Il: Wa spent in informal discussion
.,nd 1 eng walk over the golf course.
Thr h:.; meeting OF IN" gathering is
set for ihj. morning. AZ tn" country
C'luh ih.s morning. NOR" than "a actv"
members "f lh" Nati"na. Association q!
Sheet and TIN Plate Manufacturers vii!
gather 10 discuss prcSen: day conditions
and other business Of vital importance
N tho iron world today.
Luncheon vii; b" enjoyed at noon. and
in the Afternoon N" visitors will spend
several hours on tho links. a special
Ioarna mcnt having been arranged by the
local mrn. MurA interest is being taken
playing is cXprc:.-i to he seen.
This evening NJ i o'rinck. u b,c ban
quot VIII lac served by Manager Swartz
nt the club. -" Whec!i"- Steel Cor
rorati"n b"in2 :hc host.
The meeting THIS m"rrGng n-omiSes TO
hc ON" - The h.Er"S' he'd IN many
months. na business "C the entire east
crn Stccl industry vii! b" discussed at
'nnE,h Representatives from III" fol-
lowing cities have been registered TO
attend: Philadelphia. Pittsburgh. Mid
dlctcwn. O.. Appolo, Pa. Ashland. Ky.
Ecthlehrm. IN. Youngstown, o. Tlrve-
and. Canton. Indianapolis. Baltimore,
Niles. o.. Chicago. H.. Mansfield. O..
MaSsil'on. O.. 81. Louis. Newport. Ky,
Petersburg. w. Va. Dover. q. Rmffaio.
Sharon. Pa. Warren. O.. and Brr"k"n-
ridge, Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07
CRACO To FILE
HIS BOND TODAY
WILL TAKE OATH OF OFFICE AND
ASSUME FULL DUTIES AS
CITY MANAGER
HAS Conference With chief FRAZIER
Says He Won't Mako Radical
Changes All at Once.

city Manager Homer &. Craso an
nounced yesterday that h" would file
bond and take the oath Of office this
morning. preliminary 10 taking up his
new duties.
Mr. Crlgo returned 10 his post yes
tcrday after n brief vacation spent in
the country. He divided has time y"s-
t"rday between the office of the city
manager and Tn" auditors ont"e. where
hr finished up the clerks work prcpara-
tory to handing u over to his successor
DR. II. &. Lane.
Mr.. Cragn held n number OF con-
frrcnCcs with head Of city departments
during the morning. Chief Of I'olice
Fred II. Frazier called 1T the city ma ma
gers office and II WAS rumorcd thar he
had submitted his list nf recommended
tons for the police force. although MI
CraGo refused To give oHt any :nforna-
ton on tho matter.
The new CIty manager was equally
rctjCent concerning appointments yet
10 lie made for the Offices Of fire chief.
head of the health department. etc. He
lntimatcd however. that his policy
would not include many radical changes.
saving that he 'rOnS!dcrrh il poor bust
ness to reduce the efficiency Of any or
sanitation already in operation ny IN
PRODUCING Il number Of new men II; any
one time. and that tn" same idea should
prevail in municipal machinery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07
Martinsburg Business Man
Says Tanlac Helped Him
From the Very First
Well and Strong Now.

MY family didn't think I could live
much longer. and ] was just about ready
10 give up myself. for l. was hardly
able 10 sit up around the house when |
got Taniac. but am as strong and we'll
now as II | had never been sick Il day.
and that's saying a great deal for tn"
medicine said W. :. t'ockier OF AZ
Faulker Ave. MartinSbuvG. W. Va. we'll
known proprietor OF the West End
BottiIng Works
Il suffered from indigestion. bloatinC
and what was called n dyspeptic s;om-
ach. and it seemed TO me like had
nearly everything the matter with me.
had 4 craving for something TO Eat
that nothing could satisfy. but my food
didn't seem to give me- IL rari!cl" of
nourishment. l suffered from boating
and pains in my stomach day and night.
and meats and potatoes were Just Ike
poison to me. I had what called
flying pains'--pains that would come
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07
BATH F, A. VETERAN DIES VICTIM
OF MYSTERIOUS ELECTRIC FLASH
ON LINE UPON WHICH He WORKED
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Realty Deeds Filled

Avery G. Jones and wife 10 Guy an
lnnoccnza rerru2z,s, land in iorkvl..r
5000
The Nefr Rca, Estate and Improve.
mont co. tn John M%lenko. land IN
W. =. Ga;:"n and l.. T.. E;attcn u
lanes Owens. land in Wayne township
$1,000.
Ella +. Campbell - q. ". Davis land
IN Warren township. s. 90.
Franklin N"tr - a.. IL Joseph RciCA
iar.h IN EIrh,Tud townships $@?!.2j.
Edward | roA T. !. ~ MrC"mrs
land IN Iu:rrasn township. $500.
Marriage Licenses
Joe 'rad,k and Martha I.ovaik. b"tn
of MCc!ain>ville
GItna N,hhurn. Of Guardcnbuttcn
and Nrrna Mildred Nogc. OF Bethesda
Ocel kennry. OF bridgeport. and Olive
Mcbride, ot Martins Ferry.
l.. l.. Craig and Marth. olive taisure
both % Fairpo;N;.
Tony KoneSzka and v"ronaki Nanny.
siowShI. both Of l.lffc-ty.
Common Pleas Court
New cases filed,
Clara NJ. Litticton w. Sherman Lii.
TETON. Action for alImonv. G. T. TIM.
hcrlake, attorney for plaintiff
William Davis W. OGira on Il Cas-
Injunction allowed Thornhurg X Lewis
attorneys for plaintiff.
Lizzie Nansickle w. James Vansicklr
Action for divorce. Hclnein. Lynch
and James. attorneys for Plaintiff.
FernIc pcb"w ". Ann l.. Stephens tc
al Action = quiet title Geo. VI.
Crew. attorney for plaintiff
Theodore Zetczalc ~. George Stepeno.
vic. 4 minor ct a Action for partition
Of real estate. clifford l.. Belt. atror.
ncr for plaintiff.
James {. Mcffitt vs. Gusta Cnchra 4
a. Of
estate. Cooper e Cooper. attorneys for
plaintiff.
Court Entries
W. Hart Morris et al VS.. Frank
Locard Settled and dismissed and
Chas. c. Haren. executor VS. Ecttie "
Haren. Defendant given leave to nj,
answer instanter.
Fernie Dehow. ". Ann l.. stephens q
a. Order Dor puhliration.
Missionary Society
The Woman'S Foreign Missionary -.
ciety OF the VI. F.. church met ut the
home OF Mrs. Mary Mrllor on Monday
evening. An interesting program wa!
rendered. after which n social hour was
enjoyed.
win Entertain
Some time ago the Methodist Sabbath
school was divided into two sections
namely the Cold and Blue. This confess
was made on school membership and
FuulCH dt'e'"Ince. me BIueS we're tnc
winners ami on Thursday evening Al
100 o'clock at the NJ. T.. church tho
members OF the cold will entertain the
Blues.
The Bible class Of the Thomson VI. p
church OF Wheeling will have charge
ot the entertainment and most pleas.
ant time is anticipated by all
Ji1as Club
Miss Selena G"r;I"r vii! he hostess -
the member OF -" IirkaS club on Fri.
day evening ~ the nom" az Miss Bird
Miller. nf Fast Main street
Briefs
William Btckerton and family. OF Re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07

regular old IA shionch cleaning yester-
dav Desks were pushed aside and
DaperS we're stacked on the window
stills wnil.. n torpt Of house cleaners
mounted on step ladders washed the
WALL and ceiling. 1t - not known
whether me house cleaning epidemic
will extend To the rest OF the offices
N the building. but'it will be necessary
if they are going to conform to tho
color scheme now prevailing In the Of
flee Of the circuit court clerk. The
walls have merged from their scrubbinE
as a pale blue and many who called our
ing the day congratulated the occupants
on the new decorations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07
HE THOUGHT HIS
TIME WAS HERE

and go all through my back and other
parts of my body. and when they struck
mo l just had 10 stop work. I got 50
weak | could scarcely look after my
business. and hardly II day came that |
didn't have such staggering. binding
spells of dizziness that | could hardly
see. wen, 10 HaGerStowr. Md. in
search of health. and was told that #
! would 20 back home and d" only very
light work | might pr0lOne my lir
When | got homo [ was TOO Sirk To even
do The liGhtcSt kind oC work and
thought my tim" had just about come"
The TnnaC statements | read sound
Cd so natural and true that ! started
taking the medicine. feeling just Ike =
was going TO help me. And SUR, enough
il did. began improving from the
very start. and five bottles hav" don"
away with All my troubles and made me-
strong and healthy again. ed: just
anything | want. and never have IN ache
or pain. Everybody tolls M I'm looking
just fin now. and ! certainly know feel
fine. Tanlac has simply been n blessing
TO me. and words are not strong enough
10 express my gratitude.
Tan;aG - sold IN Wheeling h. Ho.r-
Davis Drug company and leading drug
eiStS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07
HOUSEKEEPING At
OFFICE OF CLERK

Visitors to the office Of the circuit
cour' clerk stepped into the midst OF a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07

Tho dishonest trust nobody. them
Wives less than anybody.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07
BROOKE GRAND
JURY ASKS JAIL
Be MADE SAFER
INTERPRETATION So B NIT z Z d
WITH DOZEN NDICrNENTS.
Case Of Moundsvtue Man blamed for
Girls Death Up This Term.

Special 10 The Intelligencer.
"elsburS. W. Va. June 6.-Before
adJourninS this evening. the sixteen
men serving on the grand jury OF the
rircui: court Of Brook" county submit
tcd i lengthy recommendation IL the
court with their report. urging the APP
preparation OF Il sufficient fund Of the
countyS money to pa, the Brooke
county jail in condition u prevent, any
further jail Deliveries like that OF a few
weeks ago. which aroused SO much m
tcrcSt.
Tn" resolution follows:
We. tho grand jurors Of the Jun"
1921. term Of court BEG and ask your
hUuorabl" BODY TO take Immediate acton
in applying sufficient funds 10 repair
and make ~ &c the Brooke county JAIL -
that criminals lodged therein cannot eS-
cape.
We. a. grand Jurors. believe > our
du,i 4" d"irn,! the Ian ~ our county
aid state. u protect the public nom
criminals: aGI "" feel that this can not
~ done 50 long as u" have present con-
diti"nS IN the county jail
Several other paragraphs were de-
voted To the S.N Grim mails who havs es-
capped from the Brooiie county jail with
in the past few years. especially the two
who made their getaway 1 month ago
and which caused race trouble for a
wr"k Il. E-eCh Bottom. In closing their
recommended tons the jurors urged tho
Crri;"ati"n 81 funds Tor improvements
tn the Etil Tho recommendations were
signed by John L Eison. foreman or
the grand jury
RI" grand jury. after celebrating al
day. reported on the twelve cases heard,
returning eleven true bills and on. not
eyed misdem"an"r crimes and ciSh;
feloneS.
Thu following - N" rcpor, Of tho
true bills.
Felonies.
state ~. William Dav.s.
State vs. g A. Molten.
StatcNs Ealcnkcy MachiaEo.
State =. .tuthony Bradley
Stat" - Br!.ston tlouston.
Stat" " Harry Beck
stat" ~. Eicengo Piano
Misdemeanors.
state ~. Richard Baker
state ~. Preston Henderson.
Slat",> Frank Delaney.
Not True Bill.
Statr,> Tory k",eSh.
One felony tru" hill ~ withheld pend
Ink arr"~' NJ the rcrson indicted.
Cali Docket wednesday.
Judge ! u. SumU"rvillc VIII call tho
docket Wednesday ard Will hear de-
:nUrrrr> on some Of Tho cases the <ams
day. SATURDAY OF this week IS natural
rlrt'"n day
The FIRST case on the nal docket
:. "r"hahly be s"t for Monday,
Iu-" -.
IL. ease that will no doubt 10 NJ
u'o~, interest I" tho public Will he that
81 William Prize Of MoundNvI.te. charG-
- ~:th running down and cluSlng the
Gra,h ~ Mary KnNpic. twc.I"-""ar-0lt
rr' who Was ktl!rd at Beech lotion
AMEN struck by an automobile said 10
have been driven by rrice. Prices case
was Ia have come up at the last term
oC court hut was ront!uCd until the
present term Of court \ large number
Of witnesses will probably b" called IN
the case.
Price. It will b" remembered sur
rendered at Moundsvile shortly after
the accident II Beech bottom which re-
suited IN the littl" girls death He IL
Raid 10 have admitted striking her with
his automobile and continuing on his
way. fearing violence Il he stopped a.
Beech Bottom then.