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HOUSEHOLD INSTRUCTION.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, Feb. I6 Miss Alice Morgan
of this town has accepted n position in
the Scaford high school as Household
Economics teacher Miss Mason of
Laurel, who resigned on account of poor
health, has recovered and is now teaching
i'll the Household Economic department
of Laurel High School
Miss Morgan will soon start the girls
in cookery and laundering. There is now
class of rs girls taking this work.
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MAIL ROUTE DISCONTINUED.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delaware City. Feb l6.-Thc rural
mail route which hes been discontinued
ard resumed a number Of times within
the past few months. has finally been dis
continued for good. This order also in
cludes the discontinuancc Of the regular
mail route between Delaware City and
Port Penn.
Both mails will III future toe sent out
from Mt. Pleasant This means Port Penn
will have only one mail a day, in place Of
Iwo rs In the past.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
MANY At SALE OF HOGS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover Feb. l6-The sale OF carload
Of Poland China hogs Saturday. under
the auspices oi Kent County arm Bureau.
brought 10 Dover. a large crowd Of farmers
interested III hog breeding ever known.
The sale totalicd about 5000. prices
ranging from So to $3.50 apiece
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
NiIDDLETOWN.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Middletewn, Feb rs. The annual town
election will be held on Monday. March
st the town Office on South Bread street
Two commissioners will be elected to
succeed Walter ). Letherburv and James
Redgrave, for two years. An assessor.
Alderman and Treasurer also will be
chosen.
George b. McClain of Blackbird was
taken seriously i'll while cutting wood.
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SEVERE STORM.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover Feb G-This cction was
visited ~ g severe rain. hail thunder ard
lightning storm. Saturday evening, which
led many to believe that winter Lad bro
ken.
The thermometer yesterday morning
at clock, however, was less than -
degrees above zero and while rising st time
during the day. again went down below
twenty last evening.
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DEATH OF STEPHEN WARREN.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Feb. l6.-Announcement WIS
received here. Saturday Of the death,
at Sharon Hill, Pa Of stephen Warren
formerly resident Of Dover and for
many years one OF the head carpenters IN
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel, Feb. I6.-Miss Elsie Massey
entertained these friends al her home ii
Bethel, Friday evening. Misses Anna
Riggin, Mary Phillip. Mary Marshall
Grace Furnis. Clara Brown, Bertha Egg
gers and Elsie Massey Clarke EggerS
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last week and was taken to Philadelphia
hospital for treatment
John Montgomery died at his home near
Fieldsboro last week, after an illness Of
several months aged Is years. He leaves a
widow and three sisters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
THIEF STOLE EGGS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, Feb l6-A sneak thief, Satur-
day night, entered store here of Me
Cleary Millgan and stole bucket Of eggs
and lot of groceries and provisions.
The thief entered the store with a skclc-
ton icy ard after securing wha' he wanted
politely walked out, locking the door be-
hind hun.
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Tor the Delaware Water Improvement
Co, for electric lights
$40 Reward-For information leading
to arrest Of person having in possession,
trying TO dispose or has disposed Of one
Goodrich Silvertown Cord Casing. 35x4 ! ;
Grooved Tread. When stolen WAS at
tached to Hudson Super Six detachable
rim: WIS missed on Feb. ; from garage Of
Nalla &C l.. Cannon-Adv.
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Charles T. Polk has returned IN bis
home IN Denver, Col. after stay Of several
: Gnths with Eastern relatives
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
BRENNAN WILL BATTLE
JACK DEMPSEY TONIGHT
Challenger VIII Face Champion /
Scheduled Fiftcen-Itound
Bout at Garden.
ny FRANK q. MENllE.

NEW YORK. Dee. l3.-Tomorroul
Is the day when Jack Dernpsov ,sI
scheduled to operate for three rounds
or lcss-smack Bill brennan mi n
The arms Of Morphcus--and ,herl
collect 100000 iron dollars.
The mighty champion takes Ind
man who has nifty knockou;s TO hid
credit In slated nfteen-rounder IN
Madison Square Garden tonipbt
Much has been sa!d-by the pres.l
Notwithstanding Brennan's ynsl
Improvement since Dempsey ,poundc,
h4ih cuckoo pair OF years ago. and
much stress has been laid uporl
n -, Interview. which acciaiirl
H.. iact mat he's going TO upset th,I
hstic world By hammcrins DcmpscJ
INTO 4 coma. ~
Hut N"body's Hetting on u.
some f"lks state that the wagorJ
!!hE u TO ! that Dempsey viii win
10 that he does IL with :. knock j
pput. ana better than even money TIA
, ,a,, went survive SIX ful1
rounds OF lsticuiiinS. But ,her,I
ISM, ISM any betting. The above mny
IepTca"nt the offerings Of the Deinnl
,, cyites-but there's no inonicd BrerI
-" Tha a'n ,nn" around these PARTS
Soy win Win within three rounds II
No., oa'u ~ ! nc AZ all startling III Brcn
Ma ar , ,Sd,,,i, to 20 two full rounds
5 - II. and ahrick 1t rs wonder.
,ui surprise. IL ..",npscy put BrcnJ
nan away in u round.
hrenhan VIII last jus; az long aa|
ne can Keep his jaw or Ills heart out
VI ", o"inpsey's reach. and that, un-|
noub,cdly, won't be for very lonx]
o"ennse Dempsey Is a greyhound inl
comparison with Brennan. He'll
Weave IN and out. coaxing upcuInpyl
"hrn ~: gets one. and the far famed
~ roiiihcS with Brcnnan's Jaw. OH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
CONWAY TO0LE TO LEAD
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Attorney Elected President of Or
Sanization Formerly known
as International

NEW YORK. Dec. la.--John Con-
way Ioolc. attorney for the National
I.caEne, was today elected president
TESS ional Baseball Clubs. the new
name adopted by the new Internal
tional League. Mr.. Toolc succeeds
David J.. Fultz.
The retirement Of Fult came as 4
surprise. and while no Official state
mcnt concerning il was made. IL is
understood that major league owners
n'u hronsht prcSsur" To bear against
his reelection because OF his alleged
antagonism 10 organized baseball in
the past.
The retirement Of Ful,z came as
TO the desire TO place the league on
higher plane.
The election OF Mr.. Tool. came af-
tor c. II. kuarp. OF baltimore. had
been chosen head Of the league. and
then resigned when the league tenn
porarily went on record as favoring
Il restoration ~ ia. drafting of play
erS. provision for which WAS made
OPTIONAL in the proposed new agree
ment between the major and minor
leagues. MIR. knapp said he could
not consistently hold the office be-
cause of his connection with the Bal
timorc club. which has been an
avowed opponent az the draft and
has not changed it's attitude.
The club owners then called into
consultation Thomas j. Hickey. pres
dent OF the American Association. who
TOLD the magnatcs that the league also
was opposed IL the draft. The Ma
tional Association then rcScindcd it's
action favorins the draft and adopt
1u ii resolution opposing il. Mr..
Knapp then was asked to reconsider
his resignation. hut H. refused.
The election Of Mr.. roolc is for one
year. and his salary was fixed at
St,o0u, tn" same As that received by
Mr. t'uii2. The president 81 the
league also acts rs secretary and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
LEWIS WINS WRESTLING
TITLE FROM JOE STECHER
Uses Icadlark With Telling Effect
Upon Nebraska cr1ppirr-EiniSh
prONcS SneetacMtnr.

NEW YORK. Dec. Esd tStranE-
lerp Lewis. Of san Josc, Cal. won the
worlds heavyweight NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
can wrcstlins championship hero to-
night by throwing Joe Stcchcr, Of
Dodge, Nch, in one hour forty-onc
minutes and !.f,y-siN seconds with n
head and-hip lock.
Lewis weighed 22S pounds, twenty
more than MS opponent. The nnish
was spectacular one. Stechec was
worn down to weak condition by
eight successive hcadiocks In the last
six moments Of the contest. He
squirmed out of the first of these in
twenty-five seconds, bu, as he arose
tc siraishtcn up. Lewis go; another
on nyins hold, which he maintain
ed for forty seconds. Stechcr suulrm-
ed out and obtained a body scissors.
his !avoritc hold. but by sheer
strength Lewis broke away and
clamped on another deadlock, which
lasted forty seconds.
The next three were of short dur;l-
ton. hut Stechcr appeared weak and
SrosEy as lie came to his feet, and in
another moment Lewis got a yisclilic
grip around his opponents head
Stecher staggered TO the ropes after
freeing himself. and Lewis go, the
finishing deadlock. AMI as he closed
his left arm oyer Stcchcr'S head turn
heavily and pinned mis- shoulders tc
the mat almost immediately
Stc"hcr had the better or the first
hoar : struggle. and was the acgrcs-
Sor for most Of the contest. winding
ms legs around Lewis for the scis-
sorS hold frequently. ON three occa
sions n. made Lewis vince from pain
OF these: and both appeared tired
from their CSeTtiOuS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
MORAN EARNS RIGHT
TO MEET CARPENTER
Decisive Victory over Beckett
Places Him I'm Line for Battle
With f'rcnclInnn.
MY II. HOWARD KELLY.

NEW YORK. Dec. l3.--MonSieur
Georges Carpenter. the anablc young
ring lord OF Europe. .ind. himself Il
central figure in the iistic gossip that
started after Miss Mary Ann, OF Mo-
ran ian:. dropped Beckett, for the
count. Now Georges proved himself
a pretty good fellow when over here
recently as motion picture actor
ana !, seems quite pity that his
posi-mortcms OF the Moran Beckett
scrap. But unfortunately i, must be
aohc. Ihcre are certain reasons for
brlhslnE the Frcnchman into the con-
qualified.
Carpenter. rs the admitted heavy
weight champion Of Europe, certainly
SsS Tor the worlds title. However
" appears that Georges won his Eu-
ropcan belt ON the strength OF gov
erll overseas victories. which don't
put many yards between himself and
Frank Moran. That ~. or course. If
me o.d comparative dope is running
true To form. So. there are many
whlspcrs TO the effect that perhaps
Il would be best after all IL the ra-
MAI idol OF France tried few rounds
WIN Win Frank before testing his punch-
!, Monsieur Georges finished AIR.
neckett in one round. The burIy
nhGash champion dropped without
French opponent go; 10 his chin. This
EaSe much added prestige IL Car
I'M record: IL crowned his re-
Snrm. IN iaci. S3w along comes Miss
M"IE 2hh IN III" person OF Franz;
Moran, looked upon by her home folk 8
-: re.irch aowas"r. 10 make Gcor-
KS ieat dwindlc somewhat. Mary
800. 49,. ptoEru mat sh. VAS not quite
70 assume a hast been" place
~ ktipch!hs john 'n!fs champ out
IN IN. nesihhiilg OF the second round
Hon pt ~ Words words, Moran is Jus; a frac-
- ~ - r"uHu DrhInd Carpenter as
:" ""9gk -out ahi!ity against the same
mo Rms nsihEs Carpenters name
~" ..'c E"ss!p.
'h,atel pttW.cn Moran and the
,tn'iian Wouiu certainly give car
-, -, ;Spulcn fitht 10 toN Dcinp-
n1 ,h o' ~ ne'Hy weight champ!onsh!p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
S|SLER LEADS BATTERs
OF AMERICAN LEAGUE
Browns Star Dcthroncs Cobb by
Hitting Pill for Average
of I07 i'm 1920.
Complied by Irwin NJ. Howe. Chlcnro

In releasing the batting records OF
the American League for the 1920
season. liberty is taken herewith to
direct the attention OF the public 10
formanc.s Of this most successful
season.
BY the use OF more perfect bail
and the elimination Of all forms Of
trick Ditching-cNccpt the use of the
spittcr--battinc was Increased over
the 1912 average. fifteen points. This
naturally added To the uncertainty Of
the result OF any particular game or
series. and Increased the intcrcs; Of
the patrons in Il corresponding de-
gree.
For the second time in fourteen
years 'ryrus Raymond Cobb was
forced to Yield first place to Il rival
In the contest for Individual batting
honors. The new leader. George sis.
st. Louis team. finished with "A mark
OF .i07. nineteen points ahead OF
manager iris Speaker OF Cleveland
t3SS) who in turn WAS six points in
Sisters work during the past sea-
son stamps him as one Of the great
players Of all time. Participating In
every game his team played. lai. he
led All in times At hat. Gal: in safe
hits. 251. a new AmGrican L"aCu. rect
ord, Cobhs ITS. made In 1911 being
also first in total bases. 800. forty
nine doubles. eighteen triples ana
nineteen home runs experimenting
his l1o singles. Tied with Manager
Sneaker for second place in runs
scored with I37, first IN three base
hits second IN two-basc hits. tied
with his team mate Jacobson, FOR
second place in runs driven IN: lZ2,
second in stolen bases with forty
,wo while bc was thrown out in at
,o,"n.stn niIfer bu: seventeen times
Isyc,, more rnertocuIar than sisters
r,,r,ri. 'hia rncord1tnourh not 30
r,Im,,in "a his ,cam-was tho Won
G"rT,,, worl, ri t;rorrc III, Ruth. the
sluggin. ou,iicldcr OF the New York
,ia,,s nh ..p,hc. nolcl 1rNy-rour
;,n,mr INNS :, rr.oter number than
any entire tcam in either majoN
League compiicd. Ruth's wonderful
ncrformancr was the more extra
nnrd;,,r" hc,,nrn be ,vos ont of The
iinn.un in Twelve games. and in his
40 contests he was oI,iciallv "at bar
ia ,imnS loss than SisIcr. being OH
Iced to accept las bases on balls
iron, onnnsiur nitcbcrs. while Sisl.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
CHURCH HILL FIVE
TO PLAY PETERSBURG
richmond CaEcrs VIII Meet Goobcrs
mere Saturday NiSht-Ncrchunts
ClnSh With Terminal.

mere saturday Nisht-Mcrchunts
Clash With Terminal.
10 the Church Hin Athletic Club
Quint will be applied the acid test
next Saturday night when the East
Ehd caEers meet the Petersburg
american Legion team at tile Cen
i nia, !. W; Z. \. gymnasium. Tina
ramn M, noys have played but one
union ,Thcologicai S"minary nr"1
, mnicn lhey won last Saturday night.
,i ne iact mat the Coolers have been
and Merchants Bank. OF ,his civ
VINO are In the running for the civ
t .Ie. adds additional in,cres, to ,h,.
While the game between churc,,
iiilli and the Petersburg team IL Ina
DIG contest OF the cyenin,. Mn,
Grants National Bank and Kichrnon,l
VIII have distinct bearing unn, IN, ,hc
independent tide Of the civ n, y.iri
nY TIC hrst meeting this season OF
ti,Ia ~, teams LAYING claim to the
nave played and defeated thu Inl.i.,n
uuint. and the fact that the ecnrc.
Ms.rs ciosc indicates that the contest
Nlii be "a battle royal
Manager Evans will hay. ~
N rGh I'M team practicinr Tonight
~ ~ MGGii gymnasium. and again
T., i ,snr. might. in order that his
niiinn for the battle. The showing
made in tho game last Sa,urdiy
against the Seminary five was on
couTas ihS. but the East Finders real
Securing OF the PETERSBURG ina,,
TO play here has resulted i'm ry.,ns
cnarslnS an admission fec He nttI
pssanh'u 70 have his team meet one
81 IN. local organizations and ihro,v
the doors open 10 the public, bu. this
was changed Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
Eighi Hurt In Storm.

MoNTGOMERf, ALA. Dec. ia
storm Of cyclonie proportion and ap-
parcntly local in character, striking
four miles southwest of this town, a,
O'Clock today, and breaking three
miles north OF here. destroyed thir-
teen houses and barns on three large
plantations and injured cigh, ne
Sroes. none Of them seriously, ac-
corlins to latest information. The
wihdstorm was followed by one OF
IN. heaviest rainst orms of the year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
SHIP SWALLOWS EEL
All Murine Doctors at New Hump
shire Port Aid In Extract
t,,,. '1.t

PORTSMOUTH,. y. H.. Dec. IA
Tn" good ship Alice Howard sw;,l-
lowed m eel today. and ferry SER
Nice between Kittery. Me. and this
city was stopped until her throat
could bc cleared. All the marine doc
tors Of the port were called into con-
suliation before the trouble that Kept
hef at her pier was diagnosed as Iii
Eestire and traced to the injector.
There 1t WAS found the pipes were
clogSed. Fires were drawn and
search of the feed take made, with
The result that a large eel was found
coilcd there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
Church ynIunbI.s S,,,,,

NEW YORK. Dec. l3.--pearls anl
aihmonds valued at from 10000 10
Sioo'oo"' were stolen from a golden
Ncssei in the Catholic Church OF 81
Nihcch, Ferrer here within the last
t~ehtS-four hours by thieves who
escaped without leaving n clue. The
vaiuaoies constituted part of IN.
furnishings OF the church. regarded
as among the finest in the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
MERCHANTS BANK QU|NT
HAS HARD WORK AHEAD
with Four Contests Won, Rich
mond Organization Will Meet
Stronger Opposition.

laying defeated bask ctbali teams
81 icnerShurE American Legion
1hi"h Theological Seminary. Mrdical
e3iisEe or Virginia and Y. NJ. - A.
ST. stars. thc Merchants National
nanh uuint now is preparing for
S.ronser opposition in the rcmain-
inE contests on it's schedule. In the
quartet OF early season games the
o nnn team displayed much ability
.nc l!in!i 10 emerge victorious on
.ach occasion the four games wcr,
,J,saru.a as practice affairs. With the
,n., nnh,ase OF working together the
INN Inn, now IS ready 10 meet stronger
opPosiilon and is confident of making;
~ tNtciicnt showing in the remain
, D. Us .r
NM mnihl played by tho LOCAL bank
sfS. The luint meets the Raiiroaders
, 49,, IN vnn ". {. a; gymnasium,
,iiiIa coached hy Bob" Boil, the
.h.'h.lcrS VIII meet the strongest
g,prpsiii0n has faced this season.
ier,nnihai has been working hard re-
esn.tH anu - prepared for Il hard
Wiih inc bankers.
~ WilI be no cinch for I'll" West
IN, III" IAN 70 secure victory over
iho Mtrchants aggregation. The team
- CONFESSED OF men who have starred
on co!.tEe. prep school. and indie
and IN. 'en hn tnromghont virginia
H., IL ,I."i hans natural ability for
t pt,S =. ~, Ihis latter fact was
SHOWN IN the hrst four contests when
IN" lam Won after being hard
''s"eE ~ me opposition.
l'uI tctW orih; captain ana coach o.
ny hahhcrs Is their leader. and in
m, Tour games his playing has been
.i' p.st OF any man on the Iuint. He
~ y former Randolph Macon player
",,i,, -. ~ .oi -FOUR years on the
49,. 1870 ~ ttic hSniahu institution He
rnnn 'I ~, 81 tie Jackets last year
~. L., - "o!i tnY chanipionShtp of
-
a,ti 80 .NssuSlatioh. II was the sec
Won ,hn ~: sea y, ,hat IN. team
a member s,..h -. .n,,.ou mottn was
Of ~" ,",t.,r .'N ,,s S,nS"n' iaEihS on.
hims,.lf ~ h. 80 ~ ~ has SHOWN
siy, J.y..r, 80 VI .he U.s. urich,
rnnr, "a viroinI" vi oashctbdll
FUNK" I..ni NIL cent n Sirarn,
thS NM, ~, :, :" ,ustei worth ana -
Of tho Ner,,b.n,s p.n,nh n.'cHiiat
haps is the mos, cxp.ri, n,s.p" pvar
member Of the .iohn Narsbai, M iii. i
school a,,int wh.n No., stt ii!En
yeprrsented hy an. ~ ,hn no, W., Wis
krtba!i teams in It's history. lie n also
WAS raniaiu NJ m. Ono II,,n1r, 80
Eleventh ttcld ArtiIlrry tn.,,, -. -"
nlsion several years ago. alfhonrh
year penacton VAS n m. Mn n,,ss' i. az.
city. which won INC inicpc ndcni
title OF Eastern Virginia and sut iti
burg Athletic Club five. buriny ''i lis
basketball career PUNK" Mas. nj nj, v I'D
but one position. forward and h.. 49,, az
demonstrated his ability To- iocnt,.
the basket from difhcui, angles on
more than one occasion
ollie Dcvinc. another n,mh.r ~
Church lin last year. is MIA yin,- vitt
the team of the financial Institution
running mate a. GUAR, .,,.L o'' n
niaS,., liz. ib.rai.,,.,'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
American League Meets
in New York Friday
my Associated press.I

CHICAGO. Dec. I3.-rhc annual
meeting OF the American League
will be held i'm New York. Friday.
Deccmbrr ~. This announcement
was mnde today by Ian JOHNSON,
president, who declared the
change to New York WINK mndc
because minority or the club
owners were In the East. The
meeting had previously been
called for Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
Gunrd Organization n.r,,n

"IfINtITUN. Dec. l3.-lnstruc-
CONS We're issued to army corps area
u"m.,handers by the War Depart
boards in each area for the purnosc
OF completing the organization OF
the national guard and organized re-
scrNy. Tie boards will consist OF one
.,Suiar army officer ana not less than
TWO, nor more than four reserve offi
GERS. TO he nominated by the GOV
ci HorS OF thu. States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
Five ycnrs for walker

Albert Walker. colored. was given
iVo years In tie pcnitentiary by a
jury In Hastings Court yesterday, on
the charge Of attempted criminal as
sauit upon Emma Rock. colorcd.
James l:mrreli and Harrison Walker,
coiorcd. were each given four months
Ia Jail. on the charge Of petit
larceny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
Attnck~rs Not Found

=, JAti> SoNNli.lE. FLA. Dee Ia
me identity 81 three masked men
VINO late Saturday night kidnapcd
h'hlartin LETTER. proprietor Of To-
Women wear store. rushed him
iutpmohii" ana bca, him severely
with ron studded straps as he stoo;,
' nahaS iiitd and helpless. had not been
l.ciller siill is In 4 hosnliai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
George Gipp. Football
Hero, Nears Final Goal
my AssocIn,cd pr,..

SOUTH BEND. md. Dee. Ia
George Gipp. Sotrc Dame football
star VINO IN confined to n IocnI
hospital with u thront Infection
IN near death. according to re-
ports from the hospital Tonight.
Gipp suffered his third relapse to-
unS nnd frhr was expressed TINT
ne might not survive through the
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
DooIIng Death Accid.n,uI.

FRESNO. CAL, Dee. l3.-Wita tin.
return OF 4 verdict OF accidental death
OF ic'er Dooiing. Jr., who was killed
on the outskirts of Fresno Sunday,
ARRANGEMENTS We're being made to
night to send the body to New York
Tor burial Dooling is the son of Con-
Eressman Peter Docling. OF New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
Spencer Claims s.,c-n.,o

.h'f!c* Spencer -. wen known res
shhTaht proprietor. in n statement
M ,onay NJ The county Jail. where
pr;nT. ",m 10Y ne Killing OF Grady
''.'. unmarried. 27-year-o!d world
~ a' settran. claims ne was forced 10
h ~" ny pistol last night 10 protect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
Given Military I,uucraI

ti"ni,;ht John l.. Weeks. former foot,
III star ~ the Citadel hero. who
n,e'' ~ o"hlenz. Germany. October
I.nhc bet tween army teams .vas
n,nii"d hcy, Today with full military
,,;, L!sntcnant Weeks si,s
''lhth u fracture OF tho spinr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
Ronrd soil. yo,,,

W ASiilNGTON. Dec. 13.-Thc 0 jOo
.oii cargo steamer lily S. Grove was
sod today BY the Shipping Board To
y. Atlantic. Gulf and Pacific steam
snIp company. at an announced price
OF si.13?,000. The board also am
honnced the sale of AN old iron ves-
Sci Tor $4,000. and OF a wooden
harbor tug for $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14

it.ANTA. GA. Dec 13-Reduc
ti"n Of wages OF workInan thcv az,
ptoS. from common laborers 10 skill
81 cement workers and bricklayers.
~. w January |, was announced
tors ana builders, members Of ~,
Master Builders Association OF AZ