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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19

sician. Thirty years ago she gradu-
ated from tho Boston Conservatory OF
Music. and has taught In various parts
OF the country. A woman of culture
and education. at one time she Was
socially prominent
Now that her title in the land has
boon cstshlis he'd thru tho good offices
Of Uncle Sam and Miss CoAn. IL Ia
probable move will he started to FREQ
Miss Bingham from the asylum SO she
may enjoy her modest fortune and
prove up on her property.
II am convinced Miss Bingham has
been very badly used" Miss Cohn AZ
serted "Wednesday. "She is my friend
and one of the most interesting women
I have ever met. 1t seemed to mo
grossly unfair that she should have
her property taken from her while she
was confined in an asylum, and I be-
gan an action to have tho matter
cleared up. Today's communication
from Washington shows that We have
been successful.
THE land will bring st least 8co An
acre, Miss Bingham having refused
that much for it some time aSas
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
C0LOREO Y. IN
LEGAL TANGLES
Difficulties Arise Over Con.
troll Of Organization and
Court Is Appealed To

Conflict in the colored branch of the
Young women's Christian association
OF Pueblo showed Its tccsh yesterday
whom a large number of the members
of that organization appeared in the
court OF Justice OF the Peace c. j.
Hart for the trial OF a repicvin action
entitled 'orissa A. Mccullough VS.. An
ma Murrcil"
summons in this case was issued
May - and made rcturnablc May rs.
hui on request of defendant in tho ac-
ticr. on the ground that her attorney
WAS on, Of tho city, a continuance was
granted until saturday. May IS.
Tho writ seeks to rcplevin tho fol-
lowing goods alleged to he tho proper
~ Of the colored Young Women's $
Christian association: one Y. W. e. a.
minute book. one Y. w. G. a. check
book. one check returned from tho
Rcbinson-G Gardner Hardware company
With letter. and "a lot OF pledge and
membership cardSi total value so.
An affidavit signed by the plaintiff in
the action relates that she is the Gus
,odian Of said property.
Tho first Information OF tho trouble
In the organization given the public
was in the form OF an advertisement
placed in Tho Chieftain which stated
that at I, meeting held at the apart
ncnts OF Mrs. James Murrell. there
was discussion OF the general welfare
and present situation OF the associa :
tion. quorum being present. and that
II Wa, moved. seconded and carried
that tho association disband. and that
the books and money be placed in the
hands OF tho custodian until a further
call IL made by tho president. This
was signed by Mrs. James Murrell. rs
president; Mrs. J. ". Young. as vice
president, and Mrs. j. l.. I'M. as acting
secretary.
Tho next day there appeared another
advertisement in The Chieftain which
read a. follows.
Tho colorcd branch of the Y. w. c.
A. has reorranized with Its new oflic-
ors and viii hc ready to go in its new
home in tho eleven hundred block on
Cedar street on and about June list.
1874. and our old horne st 100 W. u
street. will he for rent after that date.
Mrs. JAMES MuERELL. Pres.
MRS. j. l.. HILL. Sec"
Those opposing Mrs. Murrell. make
the statement that tho association has
not been dishandcd and has no intcn-
tion of So-doing. but that on the date
OF April resolutions were adopted de-
clsrinE her place AZ president 10 he
then vacant They claim that at their
meeting. May IS, therc we're 3, mem
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
i. S. DECLINES
TO SUPPORT THE
POLISH CLAIMS
Lloyd George-Briand Con.
hoversy Creates Lively
Newspaper Comment

Washington. May 1s.-(By The Asso-
ciated Press)-Poland's request for
American support in the settlement of
the disposition of Upper Siiesia has
evoked Il formal answer from Secre-
tary Hughes that the American rep
resentatives abroad would take no part
in the discussions concerning the ST.
lesian question.
Poland was informed furtScr in the
reply delivered to Prince Lubomirski.
the Polish minister, that so far as at
present may be seen the American
representatives on the supreme council,
the council of ambassadors and the
reparations commission, would not so
much as express an opinion as to the
settlement.
In explanation of the American re-
fueal, Secretary Hughes pointed to
tho traditional policy of the United
States not to become involved in
matters of merely European concern.
London. England, May 1s,-(Ry The
Associated Press).-The freedom with
which Premier Lloyd-Georgc and
Premier BRAND are debating the ST
lesian situation thru newspapers and
the strong woods they are using is
creating great stir in England.
Heads OF the two governments after
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
THREE KILLED IN A
FIGHT OVER A DOG

Fl Paeo. Texas. May 1s.-The death
in a hospital hero tonight Of Robert
Harrington. New Mexico cattlensn.
brings tho casualty list Of the battle
that followed tho killing Of a dog al
Noria, n. NJ, yesterday up to three
The other victims are Ramon Almarez
and his son. Gallo Almarez, who wore
shot dead by Harrington.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
FORMER GOVERNOR
HELD FOR PEONACE

Pensacola. Fla, May 1S-Sidney j.
Cats. former governor of F1oridR, was
indicted for peonaEc hero late today
by "A federal grand Jury.
The Indictment charges that Cats.
after obtaining pardons for two negro
convicts forced them to work on one
of his farms in West Florida. Tho
former governor recently was indicted
by tho Bradford county grand Jury for
accepting S7co for a pardon for "a pris-
oncr serving life term or murder.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
Dog Drops in Parachute
and Delivers a MESSAGE

Rantoul. III, May is.-'Bing". n fox
terrier. made n descent of 1900 feet in
n parachute from an airplanc at Cha
mute field today. When Bling" landed
he worked himself free from his har-
ness. overcame another dog sent to
prevent his onward journey and ran
TO headquarters with message carried
in a pouch suspended from his neck.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
BODIES OF 5212 u. S.
HEROES REACH N. Y,

Hobokon. n. J.. May 1s.-Bodics Of
5.2ic soldiers from every overseas divi-
sion of the United States. every stat
in the union and every American GENE.
landed hero today from tho transport
Wheaton which arrived yesterday from
Antwerp and CherbourC. Tho dead, tha
greatest number ever brought home b;
ono ship. included eleven nurses
Funeral services will he held at the
army piers beginning Sunday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19

TO the chief justiceship. In 1910, when
President Taft was besought by var
ious factions of the Republican party
to appoint first this man and then that
to succeed Chief Justice Fuller, the
president boldly disregarded the GUS
tom regarding the selection of Justices
from his own party and that precedent
frownins on the promotion of an as
sociate justice to the chief justiceshp,
and sent to the senate the nomination
of Justice White. His nomination was
confirmed Immediately.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19

Tho performance was to show ths
practicability of using dogs to carry
messages when an airplane is unable
to land.
"BinC" WAS dropped of a wing Of
tho ship by Sergeant A. @. Shoemaker.
The dog is owned and was trained by
Lieutenant Harry wcddington. who
pilotod the aIrplanc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
MARINE STRIKERS ~
READY TO SETTLE

Washington. y. C., May 1s.-t'ull
powers We're given Secretary Davis by
representatives OF the seamen. radio
operators and marine engineers at n
conference late tonight to make n
settlement for them with the shipown-
ors and the United States shipping
board in tho marine WACO controversy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
Ia SUFFER FROM
POISONED CANDY

Chicago. M. May Fourteen chill
dren werc poisoned. one fatally. by
eating licorice candy bought at "A con
fectionery, 1t was reported today. 'rh,
child who died was Raymond Doolit-
tic. aged g. The lads two Cistcrs arc
also among the poison victims.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
MOUNTAIN BATTLE
SUDDENLY RENEWED

williamson, w. Va, May Is-Firinc
from the Kentucky hills into Rawl.
w. Va, a mining town. was resumed
tonight and continued for thirty min
utes according to reports received by
the authorities here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
PREACHER HELD FOR
MURDER FLEES GUARD

Mount Ida. Ark May 1s.-Thc Rev.
G.. w. Hughes Goditc minister held
in connection with tho death OF Mrs.
Anna Mckcenon at her home near
Buckville tonight escaped from "A local
hotel where he was under guard
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
CHIEF JUSTICE OF j. S.
SUPREME COURT DEAD
Edward Douglass White Rapidly Sinks Following
Operation-Was 76 Years Old and
Ardent Worker

Washington. D. C.. May l9-Edward Douglass White. chief
justice OF the United States died o'clock this
at hospital here where he submitted operation last Friday
He 10 old The chief justice has been since
late tuesday afternoon when aon Of heart occurred
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
FRANKLIN K. Lane, FORMER
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR DIES
FOLLOWING AN OPERATION
Heart Disease Develops After Appendicitis And
After 1t Was Thought He
Would Recover

sThc body Of Franklin n Lane former
reav o'clock
by George X Lane
Franklin X Lane and Mrs Franklin Lane Jr Mr. Lane
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-19
Weather

Today and Friday unsettled.
possibly local showers, cooker
Thursday east. warmer Friday
northeast portion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware CITY. Feb 26 An anmver-
sar, sermon for Patrick Henry lodg', No
ne q o T will be preached NJ the
prvsbvterian church AZ 30 o'clock To-
morrow evening Tho top'c w'i' Ne
Friendship ard it's Links
The girls of the senior department
Presbytcrlan Bible school will hold salc
Of home made cardies this evening, Tor the
hereft of missions. MISS Rahnser OF tort
din Port viii have charge of the sale
II & Webb motorcd 90 Middlrtown'
Yesterday. TO VISIT his mother Mrs lohn
T Wchh who has been seriously ~ with
pneumonia. but ia improving
Miss Cordella Williams Of the Nonen, 5
Colepc Newark il here for over the week
end as u guest of Mr. and Mrs Horace
Johnson
Farr.est Spicor. who has been seriouslI
m az the home cf his brother. Mr JOIN
Spiccr. is greatly improved
Iadics All Society of the NJ r. Churci
az ~ Georges vill meet at the home q
Mrs Thomas II Swan. nc~t lhnrHde'
evening
Albert kumphcl who has beer iarmlni
NJ MacdonouRh has moved INTO his houS
/ ~ Fort Penn
The apron sale held Thursday cvenlnI
| bv the PRESBYTERIAN Church netted w
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
RICHARDSON PARK.
School and Other Matters Dis-
cussed at Meeting OF i've
Points Civic Association.

t,,,...g.t e.c,r.apoujence ~ rvetv fleming
t;l.harlaon raff rsb n Artine ~
a., aa,,ce If tho state nnd county
,acs,,lu ~ p,lbli, rdpratiou g postpone
a.. artlnn lnch zig towards H. ttsa
,t.n oc aproial !. haei diat,ist q In lido
r;l.har,lsan ratk. rllmhutat Aahief
sai,n,teh peile tlo"r Islausra. Sss-
,,n,t and Marshalltnn whereby q high
r,,hool ..nuld 10 etu.sted IL this a"e tlant
r,e,uhsra ~ the rive Points civic AE
.,,tatton az meeting last night. de
.ided ,a aiscuaa the huol problem
with tho Parent reashera AHasf "a ton
a. tic meeting 81 that iodf ursi Mon
Ia, might
v rten,iarnoin smith vioe president
~ che e'tvic A-niciattop apoAe on the
srhooI aticntian aud pointed ont That tha
erection at hiei hnol here wo'lId
,eli.yo the ,onscatlon - the whining
ton htrh rrhool and tn ~ pont - h"al.
both ~ which have atudsnts enrolled
frnn, thia aaetiou tieE. MIR HodRfa ~
his reno,t stated that with the arhool
Law nov pending before the i.eEiTla
ture lttlr II ANYTHING eould nc don
a, this time I'm the matter and the sun
,act vas laid over for another meetiuk
The question of fire protec ton Wa
disrussed Mt length following the fspof
| of tho firo committee Il l. lerdo7
chairman. II was reported tho prices
on various makes Of fire apparatus ha'
been .ec,lrcd Thc members are plan
ming 10 purchase a combination motto
| driven machine.
Tho Womans civic Club OF Richard
aou Park sent a communication com
mending the men Of the suburbs fo
their progressiVcness and Offering co
| operation
Delaware S Wright. chairman ot IN
Htreet committees reported that the te
cen, SHOWS had iuterfeued with pro
posed survey of streets In tho five su
h,,,bs but such a survey would bo mad
| in a short time.
II was also announced that tho {
nance committee would meet the late
mart of next week at the homo of NJ
Wright and formulate plans To seeuI
funds to purchase the fro appsratu
and TO make other improvements thf
! are needed
During the evening seven new men
brrs were admitted. the membersh
within the past three weeks haNtu
reached more than ono hundred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
NEWS OF LAUREL

Laurel Feb d The first carload of
stonr for the instruction ot the ncw
colored school arrived thus week and work
viii hc pushed RAPIDLY forward hN thc
contractors. Nhcrt ! lhott Son
Mics lila II Wright ot l'cthci. lS
visiting friends IN Wilmington
Miss Nellie Moor, left Yesterday t"I
Philadelphia. whrrc she has secured rn'
pIovmont
Mrs LOWS Gain If WtIm'nFton Is
yls,t,ng relatives in Bethel
Lcnnv NJ R'ggr of Palhmor" a"d
Warren D R,egin Of Philadelphia arc
visiting thclr parrats 80 Bethel
Ernrst & ~piccF Who has bcou cm
plovod as a railway mail clerk, Is COO
valescne al his home on Ninth street
after undergoing a very serious operation
At jefferson Hospital Philadelphia
Revival services which have been %
progrc4s M Ccntcnprv NJ j hurch ior
The past eight weeks are still hclng held
each evening. with great success Io date
| There have hcen moro than q hundred
Conversions. aud many have joined the
| church
Afrs Estela NJ Hastings wife ot VIM
| : Hastings af near DClmar dlrd Nednee
/ day night. Of tuberculosis Funeral scr
/ vices will bc held today ~ y ''oorgo N
1 + Church. Rev l. + Windsor, officiating
/ intcrment in Laurel Hill Ccmcicrl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26

operation Oh MissI.ctitia Ross at bai'i-
more hospital FOR chronic appendicitis, was
very successful, and the patient Is rro-presr
iug finely.
Misses Hattie and Blanche Cannon are
visiting in Philadelphia and New YORK
City
Mrs Belle + Turpin is visiting IN Fed
cra!sburg, Hurlock. Greensboro and Gam
bridge, Md
Miss Ethel Wiley, Of Philadelphia,
formerly OF Seaford, is visiting o he home
Of MIR and Mrs j. Emory Wiley, Yves
Seaford
The ladies OF Sorosis were entertained
Thurday af ernoon by Miss Eiiznhc II
Greenbaum.
NJ ~ Margsro $ urgeon, of the domes-
uc science department OF the girls voca-
tioral school, Newark, \. j., hoe been
visiting MIR and Mrs. Chas. J. Wet
Harry A. Phillips IL visiting his sister
Mrs Wright Wilson, at Norfolk, Va.
Mr. md Mrs. George NJ. Eddy wer,
called to Wilmington, tLis week, to attend
the funernl Of Mrs Eddy's mother.
Miss Emma Smith Of Reyersf ord, IA
is here visiting her sister, MR Harry
Phillips
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
RRIDGENiLIE NtN >.

Pr,dscv,llc Feb 26 Miss Lillian
c,,,ller entertained the Five tlurdrch
card club. last night NmonR those
present were Mr. aud Mrs George ~.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Nc" Ton. ~
and Mrs Walton smith. Nr and MtS
Harry W Viven. Miss Ndrlc CRAY. Mary
Ricards. LOIS Ward Florence l{eck'r.
Dorothy Russ. Lillian Sudlrr Mr. HIrd'n
and Mr.. Wood. New YORK Mr Dodge
Mr. Knife. Edward y Layton, 'f'ore'
Russ Starlpv cslenhau
Arthur Iloadhurg q Young tanner l'R
t,,vn who had hccn at Nararac Lake \r"
X,rl Il, treatment for tho past lcv
nonths has returned homc very Wn'h
improved
Miss Mildred Curry entertained tnends
~ five hundred lasf night ~ hfr nome
on MINI street
charles Clark 81 fredericksburg Md,
Who recently took thc pnsl ron as assistant
freight clerk Al tic PENNSYLVANIA rali'oad
aflcq here has born made agent at ,'ak
Grove Dol snd vii leave 20 iew day
FOR his new position
While saving wood last week q nc
home of DANIEL Swan. near town, hari'S
tdanS was hi bv the saw. badly inlur-
ing two Of his fingers
Towp ounCll mas aiINht'fl tl'' i"I,,N
tng Board of Health III Y Sudi'T.
Howard Hardesty and otis ! Narungi"H
Rev DiSston W Jacobs. pastor nt
I-ninn Methodist Episcopal hurch. will
,eu,o revival services Sunday evening 81
% continued three or four weeks
Emerson Wiley ana sister ttH'i n
Wille, ~ Wissahickon. Pa have hcen
visiting friends ana fcla'fNeS " i'Ni
this week
Miss Bertha Short Va taken 70 Halth
moro hosnital thus week - undergo Ar
operation for appendicitis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
His Trouble Is All Gone.

Il was affected with pains all over
my back and kidneys. writes Charles
McAllister. Clark avenue, hearney
n. J. After three or four doses OF
tsole, Kidney pills I became all right
and my pain is all gone. Foley Kid
nev pills relieve backaehe, urinary ir
regularities. rheumatic pains, stun
Joints, swollen muscles and other symp-
toms of kidney trouble 1t is splendid
medicine. prompt III action, and always
helps Contains no habit forming
drugs. \. Il. Danforth-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Girls of Seaford's Success'"
Basketball Team Guests al
Fine Banquet.
DISTRICT HOME MiSS'o"s

From, Every Evenings Corrssp"hoe"'s
pr,dceville. Feb 70 The annual meet
of Womans Foreign Missionary
;s.,. Of Dover district NJ. T. Church
u.os held here. Wednesday, ~ Cnion
Church opening with prayer BY Mrs'
En,ma =. Shilling Miss Catherin" riaX'
Wilm,pgion Conference secretary hna'c
an address, On TO the Village Mias
Nsrv f,eienham, secretary oi \ l..
~ smoke on Have You Daughter
Mrs " T Drummond, Conference Srcre-
tsrI. ~ Y 7 work. also made AN address
Miss susan C Lodge, branch home base
secretar, gave an irtereslne talk on
"Fverybody Needs II Mrs BeTtna
roster Conference secretary OF Puhl'-
y, had Tor her topic. In QmetneSs
box luncheon was much enloNcd nN
the large ptlmber present
The afternoon program was opened VII =
de,otiors hv Rev Disstor " JaroiS
pasfnr of rion NJ T. Church Ext'pSrn
,rrrctar-. Mrs " howhral gave ~
i, ,t,restirg talk or let Grow ~
Frarels ! Heath PrkIr. hna. gaN'
lecture on Good Medicine hF'
I & Wharton. tithnE secretary saV'
a tow minutes talk on EriIStng teiP
Dr Francls Heath, also made ~
address Nercsday evening. at the wo'kl
praycr meeting of mon NJ ! huro'p
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
BASKETBALL BANQUET.

Seaford, Feb. 26-The Home kcono-
lcs class OF the Seaford public school gave
banquet to the girls basgketball team,
last night, in honor Of the team fine show
ing this season Five games have been
played resulting in three victories and two
defeats The girls haze scored IS points
this season TO their opponents a The
team viii plav outdoor basketball Whe .
weather permits The star player. Madc-
hpe Marvel. will graduate this wear The
team aptured the championship of The
girls basketball teams Of The State las
SATURDAY, nv defeating Cesar Rodney AT
Dover. los
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
HUNT FOR DIAMOND MINES.
Two Young Americans Sail tor
British Guinana on Pros
pecting Trip.

Nv Associated Press to Every ENeuing.
New York. Feb 2G Two young
Americans sailed from this port today
for South America to search for vast
store Of wealth supposed to lie in the
chimney" OF the diamond deposits ~
British Guiana AT Georgetown. the
capital of the British possession. they
viii be loined by thir adveuturesone
American who has outftted in Paris
The expedition Is under the patron
age of Harvard University and the
Smithsonian institute ~ Washington.
for which a will carry on geographical
explora tions william J. IANarre. Jr..
a Harvard graduate of 1919 heads the
marty and his fellow explorers are James
Macdonald Of Lima ohio and Dudley
Lewis. ~ Springfield. Mass They cN-
poet 10 spcnd more than year IN The
Jungle
Besides an attempt TO follow the scat
tered deposits Of precious stones several
hundred miles through tangled, reptile
infested wilderness 10 their source, long
known to exist somewhere in the hill
country. but mover discovered, the ex-
nedjtion will take observations Of the
aboriginal inhabitants and geological
features ~ the country. az well as cap
ture specimens Of native wild animals
for the Smithsonian Institute.
Special rates for sx-time insertions
a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Sesiord Feb. %. The remains ot
Charles A Cole. brother OF Mrs a. Gil
r4qnld Of this town, were brought here
Yesterday afternoon, ahd inferred IN oo6
Ps,lou cemetery. MIR Coles death ;ooi
o,aae II Chester Pa. this week be beng
awctirn of pneumonis He was about 20
wears old. and a former resident Of this
locality,
The members of Liberty Bell Council,
No. 81, viii attend divine service at MI
Olivet NJ r Church, tomorrow morning,
and llstea TO specially prepared sermon
Is the pastor, Rev. b. L. Raley.
S9ss iuas bean received here that ths
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
RFHOR0TH BEACH.

Eehohoth Beach Feb 26 Mr. ard
Nr- Fd,r,ir4 Mitchell ~ Wilrirefnn
have been spendslrg The weet II 'he'r
Baltimore avenue cottage
Normsu smith of Philadelphia spcnt
= cart Of the week here az a guest Of
Mr.. and Nrv Robert Yanan
Mr. ard Mrs p I shaw and Mrs
William II Hammond Of Wilmington arc
81 their cottage or Olive avenue.
Ienter services are being held every
Tuesday evening at All-Saints Mission
With Rev. s. x Van Loan IN charge
Mrs. Miles. who has heen spending
the winter in Wilmington, returned 70
Rehohoth this week
Charles Roach of Philadelphia Is herc
with his mother Mrs Henry Roach
Miss Barger supervisor for the gram
mar grades Of eastern Sussex county con
dlIcted a model reading class AZ kehoboth
school. "Wednesday Short talks were
riven. for the benefit Of tho teachers on
geography. spelling and reading
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
WEDDING AT ST. GEORGES.

81 Georges. Feb 26 At the home OF
Mr.. ard Mrs Samuel Lester Of -
Georges. at 80 clock Thursday even
ing. Their daughter. Elva Lester was mar
ried 20 Irving y Sparks OF rear -
Georges. Rev ! e Mccoy officiating
The BRIDE wore blue-besded satin dress
and carried bridal roses Maid Of honor
US. Miss Stel Cahill OF Wilmington who
wore blue satin beaded dress ard earned
= handsome bouquet Of sweet peas, NeWiin
BIcksor acted as the groom's best man
.rd Mrs Norman Sparks. SIster-In-
!sw ol the groom. PLAYED the weddln
march. Only their immediate families
we're present After bridal tour Nh.
and Mrs Sparks viii occupy the farm
# the late John 7 (heairs of rear Del
aware [1ty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
RSATILF ATHLETE.
Boston tolIegian Stars Ia Outdoor and
Indoor Sports.

BY Associated Fress 10 Every Evening,
Boston. Feb 2e-Tnc versatility "f
Luke Urban Boston College star ath-
letc in four sports. was called upon last
night to assure his college OF two We
tories Urban combined the qualities
that have made him a star in football
and baseball to act as goal keeper for
tho Boston College hockey team In the
rubber game of the series with Massa :
chusetts Institute Of Technology In 10
minutes OF play. although until two
months ago he had never worn skates
or played hockey. his opponents were
able TO score only single goal
This iob done. he was bundled into a
taxicab and ten minutes later was on
the noor as a basketball player in the
game between Boston College and Uni
vcrsitv If Maine Not only did he
guard against Names attack. but in his
l5 minutes Of play IN tho last period he
scored four goals from the field. and
two on tries from foul,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26
BADLY INJURED By FALL.

Delaware CITY. Feh 26 Mr. Willis.
;arrner OF near Bear ~tstlor, while visiting
the farm of Mr. pauiney adIolrinR his
place. IN coming down the granny stairs
tripped and feh. severely fractuunG his
skull DR.. Booker of New Castle was
called and after rendering first aid DR..
Booker summoned an ambulance and had
the ir iured man taken to the r d :.
Hospital Wilmington. wherehe was op-
Grated or. He is said to be recovering