Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-14
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Roy Moore, a 6oy' ra'n'u'y IN
iured in Exciting Runaway
Accident.
S,...,., ~orrespondence TO Every Evening

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New Castle. Jan. l4.-Roy Moore,
an, t6-vcar-old son of Mr.. and MI.
EJyayd Moore. who resides near the Bald
ton last evening shortly after o clock /,
nsrrowly escaped being seriously hurt
n.biIe AZ Fourth and Delaware streets,
,,bcn no was thrown from the back OF q
bors,, tha, he was riding. The cause OF the
accident was the breaking of the saddle
hand which caused the animal 20 be
como frightened and run several oiocks
before II was caught. A number Oh per
sons who were going home from the moving
picture show, who saw the amman
running. sought shelter IN severai OF the
stores nearby. Tho lad sustained injuries
10 his shoulder and head.
The funeral of Miss Anne X. spots
MOD who died on Monday atternoonr,
,ook place Yesterday afternoon from her
late residence. on Delaware street near
FYfth MANY friends attended the services,
which wero conducted by Rev. ). Beattle
W1,Iie nastor of the First Presbyterian
Church The honorary pallbearers were:
I'm y Tavlor. Francis Buck, James 1.
Tiason. Ir.. Francis de H. Janvier, Rich
ard : Rodney and James @. Shaw. Inter
mpnt was made in the family huflai plot
IN the First Presb yterian cemetery
The weekly cottage prayer meeting' IN
connection with the revival winch is
hoing held in tho Methodist Church,
WI be held this afternoon at o clock at
the home If MIR. and Mrs. Nilham " on
nor, on East Second street
4h,s evening the New Castle High
School basketball team will play the
tblrd game uf thcN All-Schoolastio scheduled
games m the Opera House with the Elkton
i Hlrh School The game viii begin prompt
4 n SIS and the local team will be COM
posed ~ the following players: White and
King forwards: Leach, center; Neggen-
mann. Proud and McINnitt guards.
Friendship Lodge, Ancient Order Unit
81 Wnrkmcn. mot last evening III the
Town Hall 81 tho close of the lodge ses-
s,nn Quot games and pool matches were
PLAYED bv the members.
Miss MAY Fehl operator OF the iooai
exchange. who was taken Ill last SUNDAY
evening while on duty, with an attack OF
acute indigestion, Yesterday morning
resumed her duties at tho exchange Mis-
Mary Walton, the extra operation. has
hcen relieving Miss tchl, during her
illness
John Rios. proprietor Of the Hotel
Iouise. Yesterday received his shipment Of
shelving and refrigerator which was in
stalled in the newly remodeled restaurant
which he will open within several weeks.
Tho restaurant was formerly conducted
~ Robert Ncwlyn
Mrs J Ernest Phillips, president OF the
New Century Club, assisted by Miss
Mary shaw and Mrs Francis de III. jan
,ier. will give plav on next Tuesday even
lng in the parlors Of the club, for the club
members "Box and Cox Is the title of
the entertainment
ast evening at the weekly revival
services conducted III the Methodist
Church Rev W G.. Harris, pastor of the
Cookman NJ. T.. Church. Wilmington
addressed the audience This evening
Miss Flora Folsom, who Is connected with
the Wilmington Mission Society, will
sneak This is the first time IN the history
II the local church that woman local
preacher has taken active part in the ser
vices NIiss Folsom will be accompanied
bv her sster-inlaw, Mrs. Henry Folsom,
a revival singer of Wilmington who win
render several vocal solos.
Last evening the reunion of Little
Bear Tribe. No 46 of Bear Nmnehaha
Tribe, No %. Of Newark; and Waws
Tribe No s Of Union,, Red Men. took
place az the Odd Fellows Hall az Bear
station The attendance numbered more
than 100 and the large number of mem
hers IN attendance expressed their approv-
Al Of being United together into the old
district as year ago. The Minnehaha
Rand. which accompanied hilnnehaha
Tribe. rendered numerous selections
AT but two OF the great chiefs, represent
ing the Delaware tribes, were in attend
ance At the close of the session cola
+ ton was served Great Sachem w. F
simpson. on account of illness was unable
~ be present and was represented by
Past Great Sachcm Charles Mclntire of
Wilyington, who made an impressive
address Other members who made adj
dresses were Great Senior Sycamore c.
! Coleman, Past Great S3ehem Fl, nix