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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-01
BEAUTIFUL MARION
DAVIES IN "APRiL FoILY,'
At CASINO TO-DAY

April Poole, well,known magazine
writer, is in love with Kerry Sarle,
her publisher. She has written a
story for the magazine controlled by
Sarle and brings it to their Offices to
read it to Sarle and the editor. Ron
aid Kenna. She has used Kerry Sarle
for her hero and Kenna for the vii.
lain, while April herself figures as the
heroine. This is how the story goes:
To separate his daughter, Diana.
from Jack Martin, young Adrian
artist with whom she has fallen in
love the Earl of Mannister a Cana.
dian, plans to send her to the South
African farm of her aunt, Give Con.
nal. He gives her famous jewel,
property Of Give, to deliver when
she reaches Afrl"a. The Earls in.
structions to his daughter are over.
heard by the butler, who is connect
ed with gang of international
crooks.
Dana plans to marry Jack Martin
secretly before she leaves. AT a ko.
tel In New York, where bal masuue
is being given, April Pool, a writer,
meets Lady Diana and scents the plot
OF good story when sh detects the
butler delivering note to Ronald
Kenna, head of tn band of crooks
She offers to take Dianas place and
go to Africa for her. The diamond is
delivered to April and she boards the
South Africa boat.
AT sea she discovers Kerry Sarle.
a young South African business man
who had interested her at the New
YORK hotel, is on board, together with
Kenna, the crooks chief, and tho but.
Ter Also a detective named Dobbs
sent by tn eEarl of Mannister to see
that Diana carries out her mission. is
watching her. Kenna seeks to win
the good graces of the supposed Lady
Diana Searle is puzzled to know the
connection between them
In her cabin April takes out the
diamond from its hiding place and is
seen by Kenna, Having been prev.
lously told by the butler that she is
not the real Diana, he walks boldly in
and, posing as Scotland Yard detec-
tive, offers to protect her from
charges of theft and masquerading un.
der an assumed name if she will de. ,,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-01

liver the diamond to him. She tells
him he is lying Where upon kenna
attempts to take the jewel by force
But Kerry Searle hears the struggle
and Furnishes Kenna April, for fear
of losing the finale of her story, re-
fues to denounce Kenna.
Determined upon snappy ending
to her narrative, April pretends sui
eide by hiding in her trunk, where the
diamond is concealed. She has prev
iously written note to Sarle asking
him to take charge of the trunk when
it reaches Africa. The next morning
the ship docks, and Kerry Sarle, with
the rest of the passengers, is dumb
founded to hear of the girls death by
her own hand. Sorrowingly he deliv-
ers the trunkto Give and informs
her of her niece's death.
In the dead Of the night Kenna and
his confederate steal into Gives hut
and are about to seize the diamond,
when April rises, revolver in hand,
and makes them prisoner. She then
explains all, turns over the diamond,
and goes out to Kerry and happiness
under the South African moon.
Here the story returns to the pub
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-01
| M u S E M E N T S
I oBERT WARWICK APPEALING
HERO IN THOU ART THE MANI
falsely Accused; Star Serves Prison
Sentence for Girls Sake

Robert Warwick's role as the star Of
Thou Art the Man." his new photo
play, is said to be one that appeals to
all classes of movie-goers. The pic
ture is coming to the Casino Theatre
today.
The ex-fighter is soldier of for
tune in the South African diamond
country. Innocently involved in dia-
mountaineering business, he leaves
his crooked employers, only to meet a
pretty girl and discover that her
brother is involved in the same dis
reputable game. Later, packet of
stolen diamonds are discovered on
him, and to protect, the girl he serves
a Jail sentence. Her mind is pois-
oned in his absence by her brother
and others. Coming upon him after
his release, and when he is rehabili-
.ating himself as the manager of a
plantation, she denounces him. The
truth, however, comes out, and she is
glad to beg his forgiveness and admit
her reborn love for him.
Lois Wilson is the leading woman,
and the supporting cast also includes
such players as Clarence Burton, ].
M. Dumont, and C. H. Geldart. Mar
garet Turnbull adapted the story from
a novel by F. E. Mills Young. Thorn.
as Hebron directed. It is Para
mount Aircraft picture.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-01

fishers Office. Sarle is enthusiasts,
about it. He asks what the endip,
really was, and April ask him wha,
he would wish 1t to be. Whereupo,
he takes here in his arms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
Many Dances Marking Close OF Week;
Some Friday and Others This Evening

Benefit association Is progressing
nicely with the men still in the lead
Mrs L F. King. captain OF the
vTomen's team. IS calling a meeting OF
her team next Friday at 3 p. m at
her home, rs North Virginia
The annual Washington's birthday
dance Of the Brotherhood Of Railway
and Steamship Clerks, Freight
Handlers and Station Employees was
held IN Liberty han at 5 o'clock FRI
day night. A large crowd attended
the affair and danced until midnight
Music for the ball was furnished By
the Moody orchestra The committee
in charge has not reprted on the
revenue from the dance.
The officers OF various regiments
stationed about FL PasO have formed
a social club and on each Saturday
evening they viii give a dance at the
officers club in the Eighth cavalry
a. Fort Bliss, taking the place OF the
be discontinued at the Country club
house.
The February dance at the Elks'
clubhouse on Friday evening was
another delightful affair Seventy
five couples were present TO enjoy
the evening there. Punch was served
throughout the evening and an or
chestra played for the dancing hours.
The ToItec club dance. which had
February q. has been postponed until
Saturday, February Is The dance
viii be Informal instead OF formal, as
was first announced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
Service Flag OF Wade Hampton U.D.C.
To Be DemobHized On All Heroes Day

Mckinney. Mrs Oscar Barthold. Mrs
J. Il. Campbell, Mrs c. B. Stone. Paul
Cabaret, Ad5t- T. F. koeniE and Miss
Mary e. PopBenheim.
Mrs J. ". Faulkner. treasurer. re-
ported SIS expended last month.
Mrs. A. ". Bittick reported many
sick. 10 whom flowers were sent and
basket Of American Beauty roses
sent TO Cen John J. Pershing during
his recent visit here
The chapter ordered a letter OF
thanks sem 10 Hamilton Fish camp
No. 2. OF the Spanish veterans for
their courtesies and 10 notify them
that the chapter would assist in rails
ing funds for their new quarters.
Also a letter win be sent to B. E
Taper. manual trainer at the high
school, and the students for making
gavel for the chapter
The registrar reported two new
members. MIS- A. D. Hudson and Mrs
c. 2. Daugherty.
Rhe chapter voted to present a
Eavel TO the American Legion on All
Texas Heroes day. March 2. Mayor
Charles Davis viii demobolize the
chapters service flag on that day.
Mrs. ". Caster has charge Of the ar
rangements for the celebra ton. Mrs
e A Mitchell is chairman Of the
music committee; Mrs. c. 2. Daugh-
erty, chairman Of the flags; Mrs P.
D. SplaWn, chairman Of the part OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21

TTTADE Hampton chapter Of the
M United Daughters OF the Coufed-
eracy held an interesting and
important meeting at Community
service club on Friday afternoon at
O'Clock
Martha Cole. president Of CorneIia
Branch stone chapter OF the Children
Of the Contederacy, led a sextet OF
girls IN singing America" with Miss
Ia Won Sorrells accompanying at the
piano.
Henry Cole told splendidly the story
Of Pocahontas, from whose marriage
TO John Rolfe, the English nobleman.
7 W Faulkner and Mrs p. .. Splawn
are direct descendants Betty Mary
Norris delighted the chapter with two
songs responding TO an encore. Miss
sorrells accompanied her.
Miss Emma Nation told OF the
washington monument. designed and
made by the American sculptor.
Thomas Crawford. IN 1913. which is
the mist magnificent monument in the
world
The Founders Of American Liberty
at Jamestown was forcibly told by
The chapters president, Hrs. G. E.
Bryan The South and the World
War was another talk by Mrs.
Bryan.
Letters were read by Mrs z. A.
Mitchell who acted IS secretary, Mrs.
J. G. Morrow being III. from Mrs. Roy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
TWO MEN BURNED TO DEATH
IN OKLAHOMA OIL WELL FIRE

Tulsa, Okla. Feb. 1.-Two men
were burned TO death and three in
jured so badly II IS believed they viii
die. when the Slick Jones oil wen
near Jennings burst into flame early
today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
About EI Pasoans.

South Virginia TO 81 lays street.
E c. Gallagher has moved from
1919 East Boulevard 70 1907 Indiana
street.
M and Mrs. ". L Smith have
moved from SIS West Boulevard 70
% West Nevada
1lr. and Mrs. Chas. l. Ross have
moved from 1895 Magoffin avenue 70
3329 Montana street
Hrs. F. +. Dowen. OF 1913 Brown
street, who has been III with influenza
for the past few weeks. Is better.
Mrs ". L Brown Is in Hotel Dieu,
where she underwent an operation for
appendicitis on Saturday morning.
Miss MarEery Nay McNary Is III az
the home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James G. kIcNary, IN Austin Terrace
Mr. and Mrs- Frank Wadlington are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
Miss DaneIa Burk To Become Bride
Of AIvah Ben Swain This Afternoon

the parents OF a baby daughter. born
Wednesday afternoon at their home.
1907 East Nevada street
Miss Marjorie Hendricks Is suffer
ing with influenza at the home OF her
parents. Dr. and Mrs c. n Hen
bricks, 1925 Montana street
Mrs. Charles P. Sharp. who has
been seriously III for several days at
her home on North Brown street IS
much improved and able 70 be up
again
Edward Fordham. son OF 11r. and
Mrs. n. E Fordham. OF 1917 TroW-
bridge street. sustained a broken arm
Saturday morning while cranking a
car. Remey Hudson. son OF Mr. and
AIRS. J. S. Hudson. 1901 La Luz street
also met with a similar accident a
few days ago and Is reported as doing
fine. Both boys are Herald route
carriers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21

An unmarried Pueblo Indian girl IS
known by the way she fixes her hair
in two wheels over her ears TO syn
bolize the squash blossom
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21

II r Bailey and Miss Margaret
hoy VIII be married Al o'clock sat
urday evening in the study OF the
First Presbyterian church By Dr.
Floyd Poe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21

Owing to Washington's birthday
anniversary being celebrated on the
13rd, Monday, since the 22nd falls on
sunday the Daughters OF the British
Empire VIII postpone their meeting
which they were to have had Monday.
until March /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21

NUMEROUS delightful dances are
IN marking the close OF the week.
Several were given on Friday
evening and still others this even
ing are to make the weekend festive
A very charming affair was the
dinner dance given on Friday even
ing at the University club. this dance
being the one postponed from last
week Sweet peas were employed IN
enhancing the dainty table appoint
to enjoy the evenings diversions
Those who enjoyed the evening at
the University club included NJ and
hrs y. H. walker, senator and MS
r n Dudley. apt Georse a1eCt 81
land and q party OF six guests, w
r Stockwel and six guests, Dr.. and
Mrs E 3. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs F.
3. Simmons and party. 1lr. and Mrs
T. A Darling. Mr.. and Ars. J. J.
Raster and party, Mr. and Mrs o.
YounebIood. lfr. and Mrs. F. L
Davis. lIr. and Mrs r f Eldridge,
Mr. and Mrs r S. Moore. Mr.. and
Mrs Spencer Darbyshire. C. Brown,
Miss Olive Branch. Tex Griffin and
McGee and party C. w. Noses and
guest, Jack Mcdonald and guest,
Capt Carroll Counts and guest, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Flock, Dr. and Mrs. R
F. Ebert. judge and Mrs Dan Jack
son, Capt DilloW and party OF four,
Allister and guest, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
C. Billings and two guests, ". ].
Jennings. Mr. and Mrs F. b. Sea-
mon, alr. and Mrs. Warren Small.
II Lyman. Lr. and Mrs F. n Ban
nell, W. Ward and party Of guests,
Nr. ana Mrs Lee Orndorff. J. L. Bu-
quor and party Of eight
The P p o. club. the members IN
r. "a
CoTington- Louise Beach and Eliza
beth Pfaff gave the happiest OF
parties at the Woman's clubhouse, on
Friday evening the affair being a
nished music for the dancing hours
and many guests we're present to
take part in the delightful affair.
MIS- James Magoffin and Mr. and
Mrs G. G. Covington were chaperons
for the occasion
An especially interesting feature
Of the dance was a clever number,
the Dance Of the Namp,' given by
Miss Phoebe Campbell who repre-
scented an irresistible 'vamp," in a
gown Of black satin with vloiets in
TRIMMING she IS graceful and charm
ing and the 'vamp" dance Is one OF
her cleverest numbers.
Bill Roberts and Ted Piatt de-
lighted the guests with a group OF
songs. An orchestra furnished the
music for the dance.
The Security Benefit association,
successor TO the Knights and Ladies
Of Security, viii give a leap year
dance at X. Of P. han on Tuesday
evening. February "a. Members and
their friends are anticipating a
pleasant time. A prize viii be given
the most popular man present, the
women only voting.
The membership contest between
he women and men OF the Security
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
Woman Puts y to
Flight: 2 in HosbitnL

Philadelphia. Pa. Feb IA lone
woman. fighting for the fnstal ment
plan furniture against which a writ
OF replevin had been issued. sent two
deputy sheriffs to the hospital here
and chased out OF her house 20 police
Not only did Mrs Ellen GALLAGHER.
Of No. 1f2 Hoffman street. use her
fists and feet, but she reinforced
them with poker. a monkey wrench,
scalding water and a bottle Of tur-
pentine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
BANDITS LOCK PAYMASTER
IN VAULT AND lake CASH

Des lToines. Ia. Feb 21-Bandits
locked the paynaster OF the savior
Mine, seven miles north OF Des
Mofnes. in a vault in the office az
the mine Just before noon today and
escaped with the entire two weeks
payroll. according to reports TO the
police here. AT least $4,000 was
taken. IL was said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
e. Pasoans Returning.

Hrs. A. &. Congdon. who has been
spending the winter IN Los Angeles
and southern California. IS the guest
OF Dr.. and Mrs.. 4. 81. Stark
Dr.. Floyd Poe, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church. returned home
Saturday from Dallas. where he has
been attending the interchurch world
movement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21
TATKs 10 ROY SCOUTS.

His third weekly talk and demon
stration on knotting and splicing to
gether with Swedish drills was given
10 the Boy Scouts OF troop eight Fri
day night by chief boatsWain's mate
John Lemberger OF the local navy
recruiting station.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21

The Ellsworth company OF Captain.
n NJ took out membership in the
Fl Paso chamber OF commerce Satur-
day. George A. Ellsworth sent a
check for a years dues and said he
considered membership IN the e Paso
chamber most valuable to ali mer-
chants IN this terrltory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21

DEPUTY GOES FOR PRISONER
Deputy sheriff Ivy Fe1ley 70 in no
gales, Ariz., after Harry Curry. want
ed IN FL Paso IN connection with t1s
robbfnr Of the ". G. walk store q
ammunition. It Is said Curry VII
waive eNtradition-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21

THE Wedding OF Alvah Ben Swain
and Miss Danella Burk viii take
place this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at Trinity Methodist church with Rev
II RI Knfckerbocker officiating The
church for the beautiful and impress
sive service is decorated with PAINS
and flowers As the guests assemble
Mrs. J. J. Pearce at the organ VIII
play a number Of beautiful COMPOSE
tions and at the approach OF the
wedding party the lovely notes Of
Lohengrin's wedding march win be
sounded. Charles Andrews VIII sing
q group OF songs before the cere-
mony-
Mrs. Clint Ballard, sister OF the
bride, viii be marron OF honor and
will walk alone down the aisle She
Is TO be very attractive In trock Of
dark blue taffeta Of mOdish spring
design The bride viii enter on the
arm Of her father who viii give her
in marriage. she viii be charming
IN a spring tailleur OF dark blue
tricotine with French hat matching
IA shade.
clint Ballard VIII be Mr.. SWANS
attendant. Mr. and Mrs. Ballard
having arrived from their home in
Shreveport. on Friday 70 be present
ior the wedding
Mrs. Pearce viii play 1Iendelssohn's
wedding march as the bridal party
leaves the church
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple VIII leave for a wedding
and. en- route home, viii stop for a
visit to Mr. and Mrs. Ballard IN
Shreveport.
The bride IS a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Houston Park and has
lived almost all OF her life in this
friends Mr. Swain, who Is an archi-
tect. formerly lived in Mississippi and
was overseas for two years during
the war, serving in the 105rd aero
squadron He and his bride viii upon
their return be at home in apartments
in Hampton Court
The guests at the Island inn AZ
Fabens entertained on Thursday eve
ming with a beautifully appointed
buffet supper and dance IN honor OF
Miss Josephine sylvia, whose marriage
70 Brooks Dalton wiz take place
during March
The dining room was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. From the
chandeliers white satin ribbons fell
70 the wedding cake, the tables
central ornament. The cake was a
great white affair with & bride doll
in the center OF Il and place cards
with the bridal motif marked places
for the guests. Dancing was enjoyed
following the supper service
A mock wedding was q very anus
ing feature OF the evenings pleasure
the bride carrying a bunch OF egg
beaters. rolling pins and pancake
turner's as a bouquet The groom"
was borne into the ballroom on q
broomsticlr. he having formerly been
IN the army and the broomstlck being
ridden IN lieu OF a cavalry horse
Numbers OF guests were present 70
enjoy the meeting.
Il R. Bailey and Miss Margaret
Hoy VIII be married AZ s o'clock sat
urday evening in the study OF the
First Presbyterian church By Dr..
Floyd Poe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-24

ADD WALSH TO LIST
OF DRAWING CARDS
Fan Claims White Sos Pitcher Was Bigger At,yoc,;o.,
His Day Than Any One in Game Escept ''' ="
Ty Cobb
BY GRANTLAND RICE
(Copvrtoht, 1880. All ytphta r,,.r,,,,

pearance, unless It is nj son. ..,,
IN the pennsnt racer 'V"'e vital spo,
Lining In
VOUR Uncle Samuel 10 :.
l. way SO far as intorno,,oa ~ u better
petition is concerned tban ih,onal CON.
been In his spicy career "o nas ever
ms statement is not Offered l..
way, way ot ooastful comment, but N %.
a., 1t is just as well to ronon,,. 4.
INC POLO Cup Is still In Enrines Eies that
Dayis Cup for tennis is still 10 the
and Great Britain's golf " AUSTRALIA
hasn't been oyerthrown WIbRRremacy
met checked Vardon and Rav" ";,o Uli'
they finished in a triple tic for ~ lelS
whereas no American "pro| .ne top
finished better than fifth in tbc "Is H.; syer
But for 1920 and 1921 in ,,...
International fields the u. s 1fSI Of 4 tnrts
johnson and Tilden, amonU VI a; has
pointed for the tennis tropbv. T2tuers'
Brady, Mcnamara, HutcLi,, nasen,
others headed for drive M tbc ana
open in golf, with polo 81 e trcrr.lish nrltish
1921. ''' o's tcst oi
Americas supremacy in v,o,.-
and upon the track and field Of 5lym,aa i5alyI.,as
warfare. has, yet to be overthrowyn ynpc
But in the other three sporiS Al,
burden OF proof still remains on ,ui. tas
side OF the mine. swept Atlantic 'o'
BY Way Of Statistics
4ony are called, but out Of tho bpra
Only III per cent have the punch. '""''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-24
CAMDEN FIVE FACES
TWO HARD CONTESTS
Wy, but Players Treat
Tommy Barlow "Rough"

TN" players OF tho Eastern
Baskctball League certainly treat
Tommy Barlow, Of Trenton, rough.
Tom is guard and generally speak
ing, ig not expected to travel 10 the
foul line Us many times as some Of
N" other players, particularly for
wards. Evidently all the forwards
ar" playing Tom instead Of tho
Tr"ntonitc playing them, as III"
records 10 date disclose.
The many chances of Barlow and
tho relative few shots of the man b.
is playing is the subject Of com.
m"nt among all the players Of the
Eastern League. Were Barlow one
Of those 90 0-pOunders that hardly
grazcd YOU when he collided, there
may be some excuse, but when he
hits un opponent he goes in 50 bard
that there is no occasion for
hcsitancy on the part Of the official
pcnalzing him.
In thirty one games the Trenton
guard has had 200 free throws, an
average of 6.76 per game. If this
figure was made by all the players it
would mean the calling OF SO fouls
per contest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-24
OFFICIALS URGE NEW
Y RULE FOR GOAL KICK
AFTER A TOUCHDOWN
Suggest That Kicker Be AUo,Ued to Choose Spot and
Defense Line Up on Ten-Ywd Line. at Meeting
in Hotel Stenton
iy ROBERT w. MAXWELL
sports Editor Everins Public L.edxer


"A NEW scoring offered
"A Hotel Stcnon
Of
u
he snou be cousi n the
found to be
wishes regardless
goal
chance q block
which
Nov York month and should be adopted because IT will
eleven which rules helpless standing behind the goal
Inc will 20 yard line because
will
BE- If be ion is
the will
q the
him will longer kick
o
all touchdowns
will be That the field will
be This
H all the
line. that
be Cuoy0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-24
V|LLANOVA SECOND
IN CATHOLIC RACE
Boosts Standing by Victory, 20
to p, in Close Battle With
La Sale Five
by PAUL PREF

Nillanova Prcp'S basketball team
passed Catholic Highs quintet in the
Catholic School League standing last
night by defeating La Sale Prcn in a
fast fracaS. 20 to 30. This victory gave
Nillauova the runncr-up station in the
race. half game behind st. Joseph 8
Prep. The Villanova and st. Joe ftves
meet on Saturday night. and win for
the former will take the lead away from
the Seventeenth and Stiles streets cage
men.
IIarkins. whose pcgging from the hoor
was good for five shots. and Emcrton;
with seven goals from the foul line ana
one from afield. were the individual
stars for the victorious five. Bowen
and Brennan. of La Sale. made seven
two pointers between them, but poo.
shooting from the fifteen foot line spoleu
their team : chances.
Tho second team Of La Sale scored
one point win over Nillanova. ri to 20.
This enabled the former to pass up INTO
the third position of the scrub teams
standng. ,,.
Joe Gallcn. who is playing his last
wear in the cage for Catholic High: ID
ain setting tho pace for individual
scoriug. By making good dozen snols
ont Of 10 attempts aguiust 1t. Joe lasL
vook, Gallcn boosted his total 10 %
POINTS. and he is lcudiug Cream. OF 81
,Ioc. by a single tally. White. OF La
Sale. stepped int" third place lnS'
Individual point, acored follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-24
DEVANEY IN MILE
V|CT0RYAT BOSTON
Crack Runners and Athletes
Compete in Legion In
door Meet

Boston, Feb. 24.--American Legion
posts, colleges and athletic associations
we're represented yesterday at an in
door track meet held In the East Ar
mory under the direction of the Le-
gion.
Mike Dcvaney, crack runner for the
Millrose Athletic Association, of New
York, won the Boston mile from Harold
Cutbill, Of the b. A. A., in minutes
30 20 seconds. They were the only
starters.
In the 1852 yard relay races, Brown
University defeated Worcester Poly
technic Institute in . minutes IS 60
seconds, and Boston College won from
Boston Athletic Association in . min
utes so 20 seconds.
Summaries:
S0.yard dash-I;oren MurehIson. New York
u 4o-yard hurdle-A. r. Hile. Il. A. A..
High jump--R, w. Lafcy. Providence. n
- 44O-yard hardicsp = John Mahan. Holy
Cross. Time: 81 3.5s. Handicap, II Yards
Massachusetts institute OF Technology. Time
2:oi. Handicap. 3S yards
Ono-mic run handcap.-W J. Fox, Har-
ward Time, 433 1t. Handicap. so yards
Thrce.mln handicap-W X. MacMahon
n. l. r. Time. 1910. lTandcap. 80 wards