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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-07-27
To the Voters of Iron County

| WISH AT THIS TIME to an
! nounce myself as a candidate tor
Sheriff Of Iron County, on the Rcpuh-
lican ticket, to be voted for at the
ensuing primary election on Septem-
Der 5, 1918, and solicit your vote and
support. If nominated and elected,
I pledge myself to perform the duties
OF the office faithfully impartially
and honorably.
FRANK M. DUFFY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.

Special correspondence Of Every Evening
SMYRNA. oct 9 Mrs Annie r. Pierce
has been appointed chairman Of "a part
Of the junior work Of smyrna Rcd Cross
Mrs John Van C;askcn and Miss MARY
English are visiting IN kcnton
Frank Shakespeare Of Pcnn's Grove,
y J has lrCn visiting his wife and chil-
drcn here
Mrs y W Ratlcdgr of Townsend.
who has hccn III for some time. was taken
% III, Ncdicn hi Hospital. Philadelphia.
~ her physician. Dr J ID Niles. 81
Townsend, IT was found necessary -
operate Al once, and Is reported that ~hc
il dong well
Miss Frances Allcn q Clayton il on The
sick hist
NJ. Gcorgc Alien and daughter Mrs
Earl West nf CLAYTON. ARE visiting IN New
Work CITY
Mrs MARY Webster 81 kcnton has r.
turned home after spending some time
with her son. William Walls, Of Dover
MI and Mrs lewis u. Learned and
sou ct t'hcsWrld have returned from an
a,Itomnhilr trip 20 Crl>hcld Md
Ciillprt Hoftcckcr Of Marcus Hook, Pa,
has returned there after i visit 70 his
parents in Clarion
Miss Edith Attiv Of Nilminei GA has
returned home after Short visit 20 her
,arcnt@ Mr. and Mrs Frank Attix, ST.
of l\cntou
Mrs Mary Jackson ot Greensboro, Md.
is guest OF her sister. Mr.. Thomas
AttlA near Kcnton
Mr. and Mr., Leroy Roberts OF kenton
are entertaining MIR and Mrs c. II
kunl,el and Mrs II X. jones Of Wyncote.
Pa, and : = Vail Of Wilmington
Misses Anna and Estella Van Dyke Of
Townsend are visiting their brother,
Howard Van Dyke, At Atlantic City,
n J.
BIackpIrd hundred farmers are rcaping
a harvest OF keifTer pears and buyers
are paving Is cents basket and shippig
To points in Iowa
Miss Martha Metheney, Of Philadcl-
phia. has been spending some time with
her parents nj Pearson
Miss Lillian May Wilson Of Pearson
is ill.,
Henry Williams, ST, is in IA critical
condition at his home near Seven Hicko-
rIcS
All meetings of the Twentieth Century
Club, OF Smyrna, have been called of
during the spanish influenza ban
Constable Ezekiel Slaughter Of smyrna
has resigned. TO take joo As guard at
Rockwell Park loading plant, near Port
Penn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
Terrifying Itching Causes
Continuous Torture

DO you sometimes feel like you
will scream L you do not get relief
from the tormentlng and terrify-
ing itching and irritating burning
that makes you feel like your very
SKIN = ablaze /?
Possibly your disorder has not
reached the tortUrlng stage rs yet.
but there are thousands % victims
Of SKIN diseases that know too veil
the we'll nigh uncomfortable PAIN
That couIes from ernptlons. irri-
tatlons. pHnples. boils, ulcers, ec-
/ema. psoriasis, carbunCles and
tine numerous other forms Of tor
meHt that attack the delicate tis-
sue> Of the SKIN
lie only proper method #
treatment for any disease Is Il
remedy that NilI reach IT'S source.
that viii remove lte cause and not
simply palliate - VmptoU,s.
Every form Of skin ailnent comes
from 2 colony Of millions upon
millions Of tiny disease germs that
nfes+ the blood Naturally. then
these germs must be nradicafed
from the blood before q cure ~an
be expected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
CHESTERTOWN. MD,

Special Correspondence AZ Every Evening
Chrstcrtnwn. Md, Oct Q Hicks
lolicr and Marion Parsons were seriously
inJurrd III AN automobile acridvnt on the
road leading 20 Iankford. Monday even
ing The car III which the Young farmers
were udug ran INTO a ditch and upset,
throwing the occupants out and pIunlng
thcm under The rsr Mr. Parsons Wa
BADLY hurt about the hnck and required
tho services 81 q physician. while Mr.
lollcr was severely cut about the hes.d
and arms and WAS rendered unconsrlou
Tor some timr. The car was wrecked
News reached here. Monday morning,
that Sergeant Thomas Kemp RordlrN,
son 81 MIR and AirS Thomas : Bordcy,
Is critically III with pneumonia. super
induced by spanish influenza. and the
family was notified hy Win. 10 come To
his bedside in the Base Hospital At Fort
McHcnry tits mother. brother and
aunt left Ivy auto at once and a message
yesterday states that. his condition IS
extremely critical
Norman Thompson ri Wilmington
spent several dayr last week with ria
tIy,s and friends in Still Pond
Mrs II lee Wilson. daughter of
Mrs Frank NJ Miller has been called
10 Philadelphia Navy Hospital as
special nurse for influenza and pneumonia
Ms John T. Barnes fell down the
stairw ay Of her home on High street
Monday morning, fracturing her arm and
injuring herself internally She was taken
10 Il Philadelphia hospital for trcatmen
Lieutenant and Mrs Iildcbrandt OF
Washington, are guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs F. A NJ Brooks
Owing 10 the prevalence OF Spanish
influenza. the Walter Main circus, which
was scheduled to show here on Thurs
day, October 10, has cancelled all dates
Allan Rouse, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Rouse, has entered Pratt Insti
tute, Brooklyn. for course in the sciences.
Miss Ruth Norton. Red Cross health
nurse here, has resigned, to accept another
position.
Six Of the operators at the Telephone
Exchange are i'll with tbs flu, and the
service Is very much interrupted
Daniel Mckee, aged So years, and
Samuel Eanvort, aged 81, enjoyed
pleasant conversation in the lobby of the
postoffice. Monday morning, comparing
ages and swapping "reminiscences. James
Brice. aged So, came along, and he was
Just as clipper as the other two. These
are three OF the oldest citizens IN this
town, and each is enjoying good health.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
CECIL COUNTY \ OTES.

Special Cores pondence OF Every Evening
Elkton, Md. Oct 8 On the charge
Of reckless driving while intoxicated,
Richard Mallov and John Frank, two
young ElktoniaTls, were each fined $50,
with costs. by Justice Lewis
double funeral took place in Elkton,
Monday afternoon. when services we're
held over the remains Of Mr. and Mrs
William j. Rowan. who died on Thurs
day and Friday Of last week of pneu-
monia lntcrment vas made in Cecilton
cemetery.
Elkton cannery, after very successful
pack of tomatoes, closed today
The funeral of Daniel Ferry, Pennsyl-
vania Railroad lineman who died, Sun
day, after brief illness Of Spanish in
fiuenza, WAS held this morning from Elk
ton Catholic Church
Mrs. Sophia Dckcy of Wilmington is
with her daughter, Mrs Mark f.. Founders
Of Rising sun, who Ill
West Nottingham Presbyterian Church
and chapel are to be lighted with acct ylene
gas, and plant is being installed this week
The Hogg property, Bow and High
streets, Elkton, was sold at Public sale,
yesterday, 70 Reuben Deibcrt, for 81 800
The dwelling viii be torn down and a
handsome home erected on the site
Miss Irene Mcneil, who has been en-
plOycd al the Cecil county clerk $ office in
copying indexes of old land records, has
been called To her home at MorFlsfield, W
Va, on account of illness in her family
{. Ross Biles, a retired and wealthy
farmer Of the upper section of Cecil
county, is confined to his home at Rising
Sun by illness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09

On account of Spanish influenza all
churches and public places, including the
Red Cross work room, are closed.
The body of William Young, aged 20
wears, who died at his home in Philadel-
phia, was brought here for burial. Sntur-
day. His wife is critically i'll
MIR and Mrs. Frank Swain OF Washing
ton. ID. c.. have been very i'll here at the
home of Mrs Martin WEIGH Mir. Swain
is now able to be out, but Mrs. Swain rs
still very ILL.,
OF the three practicing physicians OF
this town one is confined to his bed while
the other two are in attendance to the
sick
Miss Fay Morgan, aged Is years.
daughter of Mrs. William Dickerson died
nj her home here Sunday, of pneumonia.
Luther G. Wclch has taken position
with the Baltimore Trust Co.
Oysters and pork have appeared in the
market and are finding ready sales.
Miss Sallic Harris and Miss Esther
Smith. who took positions with the
du Point Powder Co, have been very i'll
IN Wilmington.
Miss Bessie Snowbcrgcr has resigned
her position with the Diamond State
Telephone Go.
Miss Nettie Benson. chief operator IN
the telephone exchange, spent Sunday
with her parents, near Laurel
Members of the Red Cross of this com
munity have collected about 900 quarts
OF preserves and jcllics donated by the
people These are being packed. waiting
orders from headquarters concerning ship
mcnt
Mrs Disston " .Iarohs. who has been
confined to her home suffering from
severe cold is very much improved
Misses Margaret LAYTON. Dorothy
Newton and Ruth Mcs,jck have returned
from the Wnmcn's College ut Newark
which Is closed on account of influenza.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
NEWS OF CHESWOLD.


Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chcswold, Oct 9-Mrs Roy Ford,
Of Dover has returned home after spend
ling n few days with T.. X Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs W C. Savin have been
visiting MIR and Mrs Elmer Welch
of York, Pa
T.. ] Boggs has returned from n
business trip TO Bridgeton. ~ J.
MIR and Mrs T. l.. Barcus have been
entertaining Mrs. Florence Carson and
dautgbtcr
MIR and Mrs Van Horn, of Trenton,
\. j., were guests of Mrs. Ann Jewel
last week
Mrs. Margaret Morgan, of Wilmington
has been visiting her mother. Mrs "
H. Knots of Cheswold
Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Barcus. Sr. aud
Mrs Emma Pearson have returned
from visit To Chester. Pa
Allen Scarborough, of Washington,
H. G.. and Franklin Scarborough, of
the League Island Navy Yard. Phil
adelphIa. were home last week with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs " s Scar
borough
T. L. Elliot has been on the sick list
with heavy cold
SSnuc Baker and family moved tn
Svmr a last week
Henry Preston has returned from n
business trip 20 Baltimore
@ ID Loose. Of Wilmington, has re-
turned after spending some time with
his family here
Mr. and MIR " &. Savin have had
as guests, last week Or and Mrs vii
son. Miss Clara Wilson and Miss Sarah
SaNin Ill Of RridpCtun y u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09

Kent County Growers Made Out We'll,
Especially With Grapes and Peaches.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Smyrna Oct. o. While there has been
n comparatively short grnin yield around
Smyrna and Clayton and while tomato
prices far from met expectations, IT. -
refreshing TO report good prices for fruit.
The grape vineyards around Smyrna
have paid Vol. his year, having averaged
$500 and upwards per acre and The ~
pense ot this crop il perhaps still normal.
The prices paid have been three cents per
pound; three-pound baskets - cents;
20-ppund baskets 81 cents. 3O-pOund
baskets, 81 10 10 $50 Among the
growers around Smyrna who have had
very profitable crops are Mrs. j T..
Carter. George tnrtcr, Wood Ennis, John
Buttrry, j Luther Iapham, j ID Scout,
Walter + Massey, William g. Anthony
William II Armstrong Ralph f.. Spru-
anoe and Mark VI + scout
Apples paid better around Smyrna than
ever Grimes Golden apples have been
selling III Kent county for 81 - per
ba kci
Ounces have been selling at fine
price. willard InTcrty of near Dover dis
posed oi ~ baskets for 800 IN ono week
Pcachcz soiI'for Al % 10 81 per basket
The season for F.lbertfa ended IN August
Another variety. the johnson, came on
~ Kent county two weeks ago. and sold
at 81 - and e. per s-basket
6nntaoupcs and watermelons have
been selling higher than for nnfy year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Good Progress on Road From
Dover TO Smyrna, Despite
Labor Shortage.
A VICTIM OF INFLUENZA
SMYRNA Town Council to Welcome
and Warn, by Signs, Travel
ers by Automobile.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Symrua. Oct at the meeting
of the SMYRNA Town Council, last night,
a motion was adopted to have larg
signs erected ut each end of Main street
for the information of motorists and
the travelling public up and down the
state Coming down the State road a
sign at the north end of Main street
Will read: SMYRNA Welcome, Speed
Limit, - miles an Hour At the south
end OF Main street as the motorist passes
out. will be another sign: smyrna
Come Again-l2 Miles to Dover.
Coming up the State road the tourist
will be greeted nj the town approach
over Lake Como. smyrna Welcome
Speed Limit. u Miles an Hour and
going out Of town viii pass another
sign: SMYRNA ono \gain II Miles
to Niddctown
As Smyrna will end It's fiscal Year
with n deficit. on account OF Increased
expenses. the CouncilmCn thought the
town sprinking service might be cur
tailed, and used only on the days needed.
Ii was SO authorized
Coal for the electric light and power
plant was reported coming in much
better Frank l.. Cohn. the smyrna
Dover road contractor. has been away
Tor the past two weeks and the special
committee was unable to get estimates
or learn what he could do in respect
OF regarding Commerce street There
l. a popular demand for giving repairs
10 this street. but whether il can bc done
in these war times at Il cost which will
justify expcnding the money. remains
Ia be- seen Mr. Cohen has his full equip
mcnt in tins vicinity working ON the
SMYRNA Dover road. and as he has all
the machinery here many believe work
can bc done cheaper now than At any
other time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
PLAGUE INTERFERES
WITH THE CAMP A|GN
Democratic Leaders Viii Arrange
Tor Only a Few Pubic
Meetings.
speriaI Correspondence n Fsory booming

1lHaia3 correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. Oct Chairman Harry r.
Graham If he Democratic state Central
"'nftltto". - company Hitb I nifod
states senator Willard -anlsbury visited
Dover. 1.~terday. on their Way ~ George
Town bat on account If the epidemic If
influenza - hlrh had closed tho ~usaeE
county court u wax doomed nadvisablr
f. - e georgetown
conference RAs held here re~forda,
AFTERNOON, with John Is Hutton. char
fuaIl II Kent fointp Democratic EYecu-
tive committee and state Candidates
I VI super and / Herman Anderson
The conference was hcii ~ Kent county
Democratic headquarters IN the Kennet
binding
discussion wn- had 81 to public
meeting fpr be- coming cnuipaign and II
va IL sense of hc conference that ,,nlv
. les meetings wotiId h. advfsable be-
caus, II H. l,ibcrtg Loan and the fpl-
,leuae II fiji
u waa announced that President
Thomas Il Marshall would VISIT Diela-
wsre during The campaign and make
spenche- also Senators Robinson II
Arkansas and { Underwood of Alabama
Dover will t. ono If he p!acs- selected
for public meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
NEWS OF CLAYTON.

Special Correspondence of livery y, enh&
CLAYTON. Oct 9 Mrs John "
Houston. Jr. has returned from VISIT
to Wilmington
Mrs julius Hawkins and Miss 1hclma
Hawkins have returned from a visit to
Mrs hawkins parents # oNford, Md
Miss Sarah Williamson has returned
from a trip TO Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bunting Of Ralti-
NOR. Md. have been visiting friends IN
this town
Miss Alice Ennis Of Philadelphia was 3
guest last week OF her parents. Mr. and
Mrs John Ennis, in CLAYTON
Mr. and Mrs Harry Atkinson and son,
James. uf Wilmington. were guests, last
week. Of Mr. and NirS James BoggS
Miss Grace Collins has returned from q
visit in philadclphIa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
CALOMEL MAKES
YOU SICK, UGH !!
"Dodson' Liver Tone" better
than calomei and can not
salivate.

Calomcl loses you a day You know
what calomel is It's mercury; quick
silver Calomel is dangerous. Il crashes
into sour bile like dynamite, cramping and
sickening you Calomel attacks the
bones and should never be put into Your
system.
When you feel bilious, sluggish con-
stipated and all knocked out and believe
you need dose of dangerous calomcl
just remember that your druggist sels
for few cents a large bottle OF Dodson
Liver Tone, which is entirely vegetable
and pleasant to take and is perfect sub
stitute for calomel. Il is guaranteed TO
start your liver without stirring you up
inside, and can not saivate
Don't take calomel' 1t makes you sick
the next day. il loses YOU a-day's work.
Dodson's Liver Tone 9traightens YOU right
mp and you feel great tive il 10 the
children btcause II i PERFECTLY harmless
and doesn't grippe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
GOOD RED CROSS WORK.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
SMYRNA. Oct o-Mrs William Hollctt.
has been elected president Of the Clayton
Red Cross. 10 succeed Mrs Esther Keys.
resigned
Although II has been busy summer.
the Clayton women have done good work
for thc Rcd Cross On September 2G
three barrels and one box OF clothing were
shipped for the Belgian Relief During
the past four months the CLAYTON branch
has shipped TO Wilmington - sweaters,
- pairs 81 socks. : scars I ! helmets 81
hospital bed shirts, ~ patticoats. : pairs
OF bootees. so refugee Skirts. IS chemise.
: wash cloths, Is pieces OF kid belts. 35
pairs Of kid gloves, Ia pounds OF tin
foil one boz Of peach stones, % quarts
and u pints OF canned fruits and pre-
serves and A. glasses Of jelIv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09

to check its spread All precautions are
being taken and yet it is reported that
there are al least lis cases of the disease
in Clayton, mainly among the railroad
workers and their families One Smyrna
doctor has between GO and o. cases here
The public schools and the Clayton High
School have been closed for several DAYS.
and the recent order of the State Board Of
Health, closing all churches. clubs. pool
rooms, etc, has been strictly obeyed.
Clayton, being as IL is, the terminus
of the Oxford and Smyrna branches, and
outside of Wilmington and Dclmar, the
main point on the Delaware railroad Of
making up frcights and other trains, the
railroad company is experiencing great
difficulty in obtaining on short calls.
enough men to make up the crews of out
going trains
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
DELAW ARE CITY.
Special Correspondence Of Every Even.n.

SPECIAL Correspondence of Every Evennr
Delsparc City Oct Q Miss Niaydelle
Sergeant who was a guest Of Mis- MARY
Jester hiss returned T. her home iT Pitts
hug
William lester Is ai,lc to be ont after
being confined % the house for TIE past
few DAYS by illness
Mr. and Mrs CurIett and baby. who
have been quite III with influenza. are
improving
Mrs James Brayshaw Of Delnar is
spending a few days with relatives in
town
Albert HemphilI. Edward Adamson and
Garlic Spicer, victims OF influenza. are
able to be out
Drum Major Thomson. of tho Fort
du Pont Coast Artillery Band is criti-
cally Ill with pneumonia
The number Of cases Of influenza al
For1 du Pont has decreased rapidly.
several patients being discharged from
the hospital daily
Owing to the epidemic Of influenza tie
Delaware City Library will be closed until
further notice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
ROAD WORK IN KENT.

special CORES pon,icncr ~ Every Evcuing
Dover, Dot . \ trip over thu strip
az road from Dover to smyrna made
Yesterday afternoon disclosed tho fact
that from smyrna Il the edge Of the
Sreakman farm. Belmont Hall. concrete
HIS been laid and practically completed
for han mile, Despite the delay being
IN securing labor the work Is being pushed
forward n. rapidly as possible with hopes
Of having all done that can be done bcfo
Winter weather sets in.
The strip Of road from Chp~wold to
Dover ha., been completed for a ruilc
srru Bishops Corner and i is expected
i conplctc another mile within the next
tire weeks if weather conditions prove
7. 1--rahlr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
TWO FARMS SOLD.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Smy rna Oct, q Daniel Il Jones has
sold his property known ~ the Records
farm, near Biackhlrd To- Harry Austin,
for $4,000
Senator Edward Hart. 81 Towns nd,
has sold his farm IN Iilackhlrd hundred.
known aS the t,ucssford farm. to lra
Moore ot TuWnscnd for Sl5.on Mr.
Moore will repair he buildings and start q
fruit and poultry farm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
MILFORD NEWS NOTES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Milford. Get . Miss Anne llarrIng-
ton is spending 2 few lavS II Wilmington.
Mrs Frank Greco and daughter arc
visiting her parents IN New York City.
1hirty-foW employees Of the l. u
Caulh Laboratories are illwith spanish
influenza.
Miss AiarV T. Powell has been MP
pointed manager OF the Milford Office
Of the Rail Grain Explosive Go
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Townsend, Oct Mr.. and Mrs. c
?. Clark, of Willsville. Pa, are visiting
DR. J. D. Niles and wife
Mrs Ernest Wcldin Of Townsend.
has as q guest her sister. Miss lydia
Short. of Baltimore. Md
Sudler Weist Of Aiillington. Md. has
beer visiting his aunt. Miss Belle Carton
Of TINS town.
Mrs Emma Hughes. after & visit
with friends in Townsend. has returned
10 her home at Betterton Md
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Hodgson have
returned from trip to Westminster,
Md
Paul Hodgson has entered Western
MARYLAND ColIege Westminster. Md
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
AILMENTS OF WOMEN.

There is no denying the fact that thou
sands of American women drag along day
in and day out suffering with these all
ments peculiar to their sex which make
life burden II women who suffeF from
dragging-down pains. infiamniatory
liberated or catarrhal conditions would
only give that greatest Of AL remedies,
Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound > trial they would readily find
relief from such suffering us the many
letters Of COMMUNICATION constantly being
published prove Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09

Special Correspondence Or Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Bridgeville, Oct 9 Edgar Anderson.
assistant agent al the railroad station is
confined TO ms home BY Spanish in
fiuenza
Brantley Shockley Of Wilmington is
here for few days with his mother. near
town
Miss Nellie Ward has returned to vii
rnlngton after spending q few days in
Town.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lc,ei. have re-
fnrned after spending the past week with
Mr. Emerson WILEY uf pbiladelpE,ia
a few tomatoes are etill cofuire into ti,..
market but the cannert If tits town Is
closed for ft4s day<
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
Postpone Gas Hearing

The session that the Board of Public
tilities Commission had scheduled for
Monday night waS postponed. owing to
the illness of a member. g. ID. Garretson
The commissioners were to have reviewed
the evidence heard IA the ga compamy's
request for an increase ii rates No
date ms been sci for lie meeting.
Nee Workers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
ON DEATH AT DOVER.

Special CORES aoldcnc, of EycTy Evening
lever 10. 9 Nir> Mary Gult.
wife Of " Percy Colt 81 his town and
daughtcr Of the late Rev. r. II Adams,
died lost evening the result of an attack
of influenza u lich developed INTO pneu-
nonia
Two other members u the family are
down with the disease
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
TWO VICTIMS AT DELMAR.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delmar, Oct 9 Mrs. Virgie Carmsn,
wife Of John Carman, n Y p. < \.
Railroad conductor, died here yesterday.
Of pneumonia.
William II Barnes, Delaware Division
railroad man, died at his home on Grove
street Yesterday afternoon Of pneumonia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-09
HIGH PRICE TOMATOES.

special Correspondence of livery Evening
Leipsic, Oct. Tomatoes reached
The height ~ The market a Leipsic
this week when John Fenninlorc Of this
town purchased load Of them from
G T. oatterheld. at 81 1Q a basket