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New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Outgoing Steamships
NOTE.---Mail Information VIII DO found
on Travel Page eight column
Sail To-day


on Travel Page. eight column
Sail To-day
Vessel Port. Sail Pier.
Rochambeau. Havre, II AM ....S7 n r
Mount Carroll, Hamburg, 10 n ae. y r
Astrea. Cape Hayti. pM...,.'ia, p'kiyn
Parma, st Thomas, PM Al. N Il
2, Army Base, p'klyn
Aconcaqua, Nalpara so, IL NJ. As. B'klyn
6, hush Docks, B'klyn
Munorden, Msnati il AM ........ y. e II
St Mary, Santiago, IL NJ. ......... !. y h
Venus II, Santiago II AM. 10, B B'klyn
City OF Atlanta Savannah, PM. So. y p
Lenape, Jacksonville, IL M......,.36, n Il
Sail Tomorrow
Bergersfjord, Bergen, Il M...30th st. B'klyn
Baracoo. Dakar, i2 M....... .3oth st, B'klyn
santa santa Malta San Franeiseo, PM - y r
Munamar, Nuevitas I2 NJ. ...,...... 9, e r
vague, IT au Prinee, y M.........4t. 49,. \ r R
Apache, Jacksonville, II M.......36, n +
Sail Saturday
Majestic, Southampton, IL AN. ....59. n f
haItsc, Liverpool. l. NJ. ...........so' n z
Stockholm, Gothenburg, 10 M....97, N r
Scythia, Naples. IL M..;.:.........5e, r
Silvia, st Johns II AM ... Java at, b 'kiyn
OTiaaba. Havana, II AM. 13, E r
Ponce San Juan. 12 NJ. ........,36. B'klyn
Maracatbo, Curacao. IL M.......1 II, B l5lyn
Toloa, Port Limon. l2 M......,.... 0, N Il
Iroquois. San Domingo. l2 NJ. "a, B'klyn
American Legion Buenos Ayree PM.
Denis. Rio de Janeiro, PM 3sd st, B'kiyn
Martinique, Barbados, PM. .......44, N f
Panama, Cristobal, PM.........65 n n
cornelia. San Juan. 10 N .......27. B'klyn
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
no,tuN Mov ,o--w,sldrcoht tl1t

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arthur FLETCHER Farrell; pn,,auepuTias l,thvna Tar,
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! leans.
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| lenns 22d San Benito (Br), Boston; Ulua
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| York via MaYaGue2.
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| (Br}, New York.
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| Now York
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! Philadelphia
ROTTERDAM Nov l8--CaTncy. Boston.
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couver; President Madison, Tacoma
LINERPOOL Nov 19--British Baron
! tB) Urom Manchester), Port Arthur.
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Orom Manila, etc). Boston ana New York
GiBRA LTAR. Nov 2iBcsscgen (Nor)
ttrom Bergen), New York,
CHAPARRA, Nov 2o-Callabasas, New
| York
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rived Antwerp 2lst.
MIKE, Nov 2l--Satsuma. Yokohama
SANTIAGO, Nov 2l-Lake Galistco. New
York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
EXPIRES IN HOSPITAL
AFTER "SMOKE-OUT"
Nathan wtlburn, Captured After
wounding Two Policemen, Dead at
weston-ons OF Victims
Worry Low.

CIarksburg. W. Va, Aug. e, Spc'
c!aD-Nathan Wtlhurn, CO. street 1T
borer Of Weston. died this afternoon IL
a hospital there Of burns received 'as'
evening" when posse "f city. county
and state police. assisted by crowd
Of citizens smoked him out Ct the a.
tie Of his home where he had bar
r'cs,cd himself and fought the posse
with p shotgun.
Officers had eon. - IN" plar" l.
arrest Wilhurn for having m""nSh ne
whi.key following the arrest there nj
Jesse L. Ro5ey and Herbert Lawson
for disorderelv conduct
David Brown. policeman. 'cS m =
p-ecarious condition In hospital VIE
mora than 100 shot wounds IN his bod"
inflicted by Wilhurn. George L Skinner
chief os police. ~ also I'm hoSp.ta
with gun wounds In an arm. also In
fl!cted by Wilburn.
The posse set fire - o.'-soak"d vast,
and sulphur for the purpose of smok ms
Nvilhurn out of tho attic and this s."
fire % the house. W''hurns ClOthinI
catching fire from The haze.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
TENTH WARD IS
. ALMOST WITHOUT
WATER SUPPLY

citizens Of IN" out-,h"- pix" distrlc'
hayo appealed to city council I" help
them secure water. Mayor Thomas f.
Thnrer stated in council las night that
owing TO Tho dry weather the reservoir
tanks Of the Wheeling Public Service
Company Supplying water 10 thS clu-
zens IN tina; section "f tho city, were
almost empty. Mayor Thoucr stated
marv people were without water to
drink and Il a fire occurred the SUBURBS
would hc In serious danger
Assistant CRY Manager James Lam
caster and Fro Chief f.. 4. McGrAnna-
han both stated that they were trying
tn ,nra,e tho officials Of tho company All
1,,. Lui were unable To do 40, They
stated that the city was pumping water
q star AZ Reeds hill hut were unRh'c
Ia furnish water any farther OUT
\ committee composed "t '"un"l'm'n
otto Scheuk. W. =. MCG"eC"r ana &
Morgan VeStcr. was appointed |" try 4"
ci,e the citizens some relief and an e.
corr made ~ have water turned on a.
soon as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23

During the Cival war 3O.lob Union
and Boise Confederate soldiers dleu
prisoners OF war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23

Caronite ore, from which rsdium
comes, is mined principally In Fara
dox Valley. New Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
GRASS FIRE ON
WHEELING HILL

An alarm from RoX l@6 took the hre
d.parrmeu, Ia Eleventh and GrandNieW
streets Yesterday afternoon about I:So
o'clock To- the scene of grass IRE.
Several acres OF land had been, burn
Ell over but the hrem"n suc'erdth !"
beating out the fire before any nah"s"
:, r,sfdances IN the vicinity could lie
done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
CITY COUNCIL HELD
ROUTINE MEETING

4 petition %: the North Wheeling hos
r,tsI to- build brick turnrl from the
hospital to the nurses home. 10 carry
elcciric wires and p'H"s. was referred
20 Councilman C. Morgan Vest"r,
Tho reqUes, OF Russell Rainbow 70
erect "a gasciiu. tank at NJ" 30 Tenth
street. was referred to tho city man
Ggcr.
Cnuneilmen Harry =. cunningham. a
=. I'lr:ch and ". {. McGr"Gor were ap
r,ipted to iuyestigat" the request OF I.
=. E.r,ehaurh to lease IL part Of IN"
rit,.s propcrry IL; Thirty-fOurth and
Market streets
Tho petitions FOR paving on Thorn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23

pominick ventaurato, president
Of tia oco. Ohio, mine union, was
found guilty OF ART degree murder
with recommendation for mercy
yesterday afternoon by jury IN
tho common pleas court az b.
Clairsvtlle.
yentaurato was charged with tho
murder OF John I. Majors, q non
union coal miner, on the morning
Of juno 27th near New Laner'y'
Ohio. The jury dehoertsd Int Two
hours and twenty-five minutes 90
fore returning u verdict
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23

hers of which will be violin. trombone,
vocal and piano solos: also a chorus OF
ths ,utIr, COMPANY; after witch will he
staged . ulavlet entitled bringing Cp
Fothsr. ~ The High Scream Freezer
This play - the story Of the well known
IiKgS family Ethel Rndcs as Maggie
Harold Gibson as Jiggs, Margaret Al
kpison. Jack Supler and William Bender
will comprise the rest Of the characters
IN the play This p'ayict has been ar
ranged for the benefit Of all persons
old or young and will be enjoyed by all
who are present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
KIWANIANS WILL SWIM
At STATE FAIR GROUNDS

The bathing pool a; the West N!r,
sinia state fair grounds has been lease"
to the KiwanIs Club for this afternoon
and the delegates TO the convention IN
W-he-ljng and their friends VIII ENJOY
an afternoon of bathing
The pool will be closed u tho pubic
from | D. III. until Thursday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23

should be instructed to return the men
tn = l0-hOur day.
Councilman Harry s Cunningham
stated that he believed the men shohiu
he M, In * To ten hours day providing
,h.r, Is 40 trouble anticipated, but hid
not believe that council should 20 over
ne head Of III" CHIEF OF police and CITY
mauarrr Il d." bet.ev" that the ch'eL
or notice should have fult charge OF the
pol,cr department and that 1t Is NOT
necessary for him TO have the Guy
niauascr approve his action. declared
itu.ncilluan Cunningham.
t'n,Inrilman c. Morgan NeSter moVro
! that the resolution he laid on IN" tanI'
0ui the motion carried. councilman
! krexs voted no" on the motion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-23
YOUNG PEOPLE WILL
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT

A number OF young people % The L.
i. church Of ROUsy's Point. will give
m entertaiuemeut IN the Mount Olivet
hall This evening. The program viii
consist OF a number OF musical num-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
DR.. A. E. FRAN7Z, H. R. ERANTZ,
HENRY B. HOOK PLACED ON TRIAL
TODAY CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
Action Crew Out of Alleged Attempts to In
fluence Board of Health and City Council
to Purchase Garbage Incinerator Made by
the Company Represented by Hook.

Howard r. Frantz former secretary of the city Board
of Health his father Dr. Abram Frant former secretary
of the State Health and Henry B. Hook agent for
the Davis Garbage Furnace Co., were placed on trial today
in the Court of General Sessions
They had been indicted by the grand jury, in Septem-
bc charged with conspiracy connection with negotiations
between the Davis company and the city for the installation
of the companys ncnerators The alleged conspiracy
charged the Indictment had to do with reputed efforts
influence members of the Board of Health and City Coun
Gil in favor of the adoption of the Davis plant
Davis plant purchased and installed on its merits
according to city officials who had anything to do with the
matter.
That Dr. A. f. Frantz his son, Howard r. FrArz, form
secretary the Board Health, and H. B. Hook pres
dent of the Davis lncnerator Company entered into
cneraor to the Davis Company November % of last at
the Frantz home 504 Delaware the substance
Of the presented the seated in the trial of the
father and Hook in General Sessions Court today by
Deputy Attorney Switzerland.
The jury seated after twenty minutes con-
sumed in the challenging of ten of the venreman
Following the award of the contract to the Davis Con-
pany by City Council, the deputy attorney said,
Hook endeavored break his written agreement pay the
Frantzes $500 for using their influence in obtaining the
award of the offering to reimburse them the
Of 500 for their services This the Spring
OF 1921 Mr. Switzerland said in continuing the presentation
of the
In retaliation for this attempt part of Hook to
break the Dr. Franz is alleged the deputy at
torneygenera said. to have approached member of City
Council and offered him of money if he would his
influence in holding the payment of the remainder of the
contract price of $4,000 for the ncneraor Hook Up 10
this time half of the had already been paid.
This the part of Dr. Franz, the deputy alleged
attempt TO force Hook pay the $1,000 which
the prosecution alleges agreed by the three
The effect however exposal of the plot and
fession by Hook. Mr.. Switzerland said
Henry b. Hook, of the defendants in the case
against Dr. Frantz and his Howard will plead guilty tC
the charge against him at point during the trial,
cording reliable authority and will the stand
tell the whole from beginning end He will be called
by the state or by his counsel, David j. Reinhardt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
ALLEGED GAMBLERS
ARE HEAVILY FINED
Frank Dillio and Thomas Alber-
tine Each Assessed 5000
' and Costs.

Pleading guilty 70 the charge Of
keeping a gaming house. Frank Dill
lio and Thomas Albertine. the lattor
charged with heing concerned in in
terest in keeping a gaming table were
each fined $500 and costs when ar
raigned before Deputy Judge Lynn in
the Municipal Court this morning. In
default of the fine they will serve two
months imprisonment. Both men
were arrested early yesterday morn
ing by city detectives in a raid on an
establishment at Sixth and Rodman
streetsi
Pleading guilty to the charge OF
being drunk. a fine OF $40 and costs
was imposed on Lily Dale. colored.
A fine OF $50 and costs was imposed
on Walter Hudson, charged with vio-
lating the traffic rules.
Pleading guilty to the charge OF act
ing in a disorderly manner. a fine OF
$40 and costs was imposed on Cornell
Jus David. cOlered.
Charged with assault and battery
a fine of $50 and costs was imposed
on Robert Jones. colored.
The court granted a continuance
until Wednesday in the case OF Solo
mon Taylor, colored. charged with
,violating the State liquor law.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
TIGER NOT TO MODIFY
HIS ADDRESSES HERE
Will Speak His Piece in His Own
Way. No Matter Who is
is Offended.
By = associated Press 20 Every Evening.

by d ssociatcd Press 10 Every tVenink
Aboard Clemenceau's Private Car,
Enroute 10 Chicago. Nov. 27.-Deep
in n campaign for France that already
has brought attacks by Democrats as
we'll as Republicans on the Senat.
floor. and criticism from the British
government. Georges Clemenceau.
Tiger" OF France. today declared ne
would speak his piece out I'm his own
way, no matter whom no offended
The French premier Of war days.
Il was learned today. has received
dozens Of telegrams from friends and
well-wishes OF France. urging him "a
tone down his remarks so that they
will not offend any portion Of tho
nation he came 20 win. one telegram
urged him 20 Say things that Ameri-
"a wants 10 hear and DE expedient.
- did not come here 10 be expedi-
! ent." Clefnenceau declared when he
/ received this message. II came 20 toll
the truth. did not come 20 say
pleasing things. hut 20 say the things
that would be Of value. in my judg
ment. 10 help preserve the peace Of
| the world"
! II have never been compromised
| Now that have one foot In the
grave. least Of all will I make a sac.
rliiCe TO be eXpedient. I don't want a
success of expediency."
Besides the teiegrams Clemence,t
has had personal suggestions from
men of importance ~ 10 how n.
should conduct his self-imposed tasg
of seeking American corporation ir
settling the old war differences"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
MARY BROCAN HAS
LAPSE OF MEMORY
Philadelphia Woman Appeals to
Police and is Detained
at Hospital.

The young woman who had been AZ
the Delaware Hospital since Satur-
day night. unable 10 tell her name. ap-
parentiy. or anything about herself.
today recovered from her lapse Of
memory enough 10 say that she was
Marie Brogan, p wears old. Of No. SO
North Fifty-second street, Phnadel-
phia. In her delirium she had beer
calling for Kitty" Today she said
Kitty" was Kitty Murphy. who lived
al the same address. and she asked
that Kitty he sent for.
When inquiry was made az IN,
Fifty-second street address today &
was stated that Marie Brogan was be-
lieved 10 be young woman who lived
al that address but was thought I,
be separated from her husband 4
woman at the house said there Is &
baby in the family. but she could no
tell where any OF the members OF th'
/ family We're.
Continued on page s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
c. D. BIRD
CR|T|C|SES OFFICER
Accused of Violating Traffic
Rule Of Which He Said He
Was Not Aware.

Charles d. Bird. former mayor O'
Wilmington. when arraigned before
Deputy Judge Lynn in the Municipal
Court this morning on charge Of
violating the traffic rules. severely
criticized Traffic Policeman Edward
Devinney. stationed at Fourth and
Market streets. who caused the arrest
Of Mr.. Bird late Saturday afternoon.
Judge Lynn imposed fine Of 81 and
costs on the ex-mayor.
If this is the treatment TO be re-
mngtOn and a taxpayer foe 60 years
am willing TO pay the fine" Mr.
Bird remarked 20 the court.
According 10 Mr.. Bird. he was driv-
ing in a westerly direction on Fourth
street. Approaching Market street
he said. the semaphore was agains
! him. lie halted his machine accord
ingly and within n few seconds ne wa,
given the signal 10 proceed. lie di,
so. he said A trolley car had stop
ped on the northwest corner OF Fourtl
and Market streets and Il wac afte
passing this car TO the left that Po
! liceman Devinney is said 10 have hop
ped on a passing automobile and gay,
chase aftr Mr.. Bird fOr passing tn,
] trolley
At Fourth and Orange streets, Nj
Bird told the court. Devinney jumpe,
on the running board and demande,
him 10 halt. Mr.. Bird said ne dldn'
know ne had violated traffic rule
when / tried 10 tell him who
was" Mr. Bird said. the officer in
terruDted. He told me he didn't car,
II / was the president Of the Unite,
/ States"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
EARTHQUAKE ROCKS
4 MIDWEST STATES,
PROPERTY DAMAGED
People frightened as Homes
Are Shaken. Chimneys Tumble
and Windows Smashed.
NO DEATHS ARE REPORTED
ny AssocIated press % Every EvenIng.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening.
81. Louis. Nov. 27.-Considcrabl bic
property damage was caused by earth
tremors OF moderate intensity In
eastern Missouri. southern Illinois.
western Indiana and northwestern
Kentucky last night, according 10 re-
ports reaching here today.
The tremors shook buildings and
homes. toppled chimneys from resi-
dences. broke windows. Knocked
chinaware from shelves and frighten-
cd residents In parts OF four states.
the report said.
Evansville. Ind. and Mattoon. East
st. Louis, Benton. Clinton and
Eldorado. m. ard points in the north
western part OF Kentucky reported
feeling the tremors about $50 O'Clock.
The tremors also were noticeable in
-. Louis.
Attendants at the Seismographlc
Observatory at 81. Louis University
declared the tremors we're recorded as
centsTing southeast of this city and
lasted ten minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
UNIVERSITY Of
DELAWARE ROBBED
One of the Offices Visited by
Thieves. Who Carried
OFF $165

Taking advantage OF the absence OF
the student body Mt the University OF
Delaware. on Saturday afternoon, dur
ing the Delaware Dickinson football
game in wilmington, sneak thieves
forced on entrance TO the Office pf the
dietitian and after prying open a desk
stole s1s5 from the cash box.
The robbery. according to a. q.
Wilkinson. business administrator.
was perpetrated with carefully laid
plans. The students had just left Tor
the football game and the officers and
dining halls Of the college closed for
the afternoon. IL was during this IN
terval that the beading was stripped
from the door leading 10 the Office OF
the dietitian. once gaining an en-
trance to the dining hall. the thieves
pried open n desk. The cash box was
withdrawn and completely stripped
and it's contents removed.
Mr.. Wilkinson today stated the
money was the receipts Of several
DAYS standing from the private dining
room. II was TO have been used for
the wages of the private help engaged
for service In the hall. Because Of
the theft. il was declared. the walters
and Mattresses were not paid OF on
Saturday as has been the custom.
Immediately after the football
game when the robbery was discover
cd Mr.. Wilkinson carried the pro-
ceeds of SATURDAYS game to the Hotel
du Pont. where II was locked in a
safe.
About a year ago an attempt TO rob
tho offices Of the university was re.
ported. Then. however. the thieves
were unsuccessful in carrying out
| their plans
/ state Detective John Moore' and
county officials are working on IN,
robbery. This morning. during a con,
/ ference with the students and officials
at the college. 81 was declared tha
4 every cooperation would be given {,
aid the authorities In rounding up IN,
guilty person ~ persons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-27
j. S. WILL GET FIRST
CHANCE At MOSUL OIL
Nationalist Leader at Lausanne
Conference Says Turkey Pre-
fers U. s. ConcessionaIres.
by Associated Press 10 Every Evening.

by Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Lausanne. Nov. Z7.-The Mosul OIL
Fields are a part OF Turkey proper
and when the time comes 10 make oil
concessions 20 foreigners IN that rich
district Americans will get the first
chance. DR.. RIA Nurbey. one Of the
Turkish plenlpotentlaries al the con-
ference here declared tOdny.
We are reading, a great deal these
days about secret agreements outside
the conference concerning Mosul. III
Of which proceeds from the theory
that NOsul is British" the Turkish
delegate said. THE contrary u true.
Mosul mas been ruled by the Ottomsn n
dynasty for exactly 100 years, and
we intend % assert vigorously our
claims 20 sovereignty over Mosul
when the frontier question is discuss
ed IN the conference.
British troops occupied this terri
tory after the armistice. not before
and u Is not a part of Mesopotamia
We need American capital in Tur-
/ key and prefer 20 deal with Americans
/ because they work their concessions
on a strictly business basis without
seeking 20 advance the interests Of
their governments by mixing IN poll.
tics and following a policy of 'economi,
penetration harmful 20 ;he Turkish
state
Let Americans keep their hands of
internal Turkish politics and they vii
be favored by US"
Ria Nur was distressed over wha
no termed Americas inability 70 ~
derstand the honorable and construc
tive aims % The new treaty.
We are trying 70 noderuiz
Turkey he said. and We wan
Americas assistance. We believe Il
your disinterestedness"