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KENT'S REGISTRARS
FAILED TO Do DUTY
Many Appeal Cases Not Neces-
sary Had They Carried Out
Proper Course.
Special Correspondence Of Every Eyonlne

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. Nov. T. Judge Boyce sat here
again Yesterday 30 bcar Kent county
registration appeals. which thcrc have bceu
= great mary Most Df - ipp as heard
" Judge Boyc this year have been
on the Constitutional ts-t naturally
arising from ihc ~" VI the pcrs on or 7-hofn
the appeal had been taken 4 number a
the eases have grown out vf.ihe fart that
the reglsf rant has givru one oRc syhe'i
reg trring III the : 5clectIvc @rrvlce
Draft end when questioned ag to his aye
before the rrgistrar has gwen another. he
latter presumably being 10 avoid the
Constitutional ;cst of reading and writing
Because The vast fnej rlty n CAGES ~
far heard along the line ui reading and
writing winch could have Dctu settled
bv the Registration Board Hitb tho
registrar IS thc ~ inquist it @cctns
that in many r9scs 4 has n'd been done
when requested ~ = abaileugfr, 'hgs
neccssi tating the taking u au appeal ~
surh persons and incidentally requiring
he presence ~ the rcZis1rsr with bis pp,f-
brf0re the Juei1c and an allowance ~ ltm
0f g. for each and every day such roZn
fratl0n pflrcr appears, which rpuld have
been avoided and the State saved thl-
additional expcr~e
Judge BpYce Yesterday addressed hIH-
self 20 thoec REGISTRAR having many ca-e@
before hin, - tbr effect rnat uecf of 10"
tlrac Il The Cenrf faighj uc avcd 81 wci
~ tbc ti- tefrr trd 'tn
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TOWNSEND JOfi TlNGS.

Special Correspondence ot Every Evening
Towrs,ltd. Nov Mr. and Mrs. l.. l..
Malonev. and two children, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Reardsley. Mrs John Townsend,
AIr< ! Z. PritchArd. Miss Helen Prit-
chard, Miss Corinne Outtcn and Miss
Lillian Outtcn are among those IN tins
town on the SICK list
Mr. and Mrs " Harmon Reynolds
have had as guests recently the Rev and
Mrs ! IL Bcauchamp. oi Wilmington,
John kirkpatrick Of Forest. t!ntano, i a
visitor at tie home OF his sister, Mis- 6 Y
Trclcav,n III Townsend
Mr. Elizabeth Bennett has returned
home from d visit to her parents IN Greens
boro Md
Mis- David L Allen, Of MiddietoW1.
Conn. was a recent visitor with Mr.. and
Mr> Warren z Wilson
Kemp Donovan has returned 70 his
home in Saltyiic ~ after spending
sometime with hi> parents here.
MIR. and Mrs Richard Iiodeson went 10
Westminster. Md last week 10 accompany
home their son. Paul, student at West
Marvland College who has not yet fully
recovered from the effects OF the hu
Mrs Viola Harmon and Mrs. "
Harmon REYNOLDS were recent guests ri
frier Is in Wilmington,
Thomas Enos, Of Chester, Pa. has
returned from 4 visit to ms mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Enos in Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Jones OF Wilmington
were guests recently OF Mr. Jones
parents Air. and Mrs d. r Jones
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-02
CLUB TO RESUME MEETINGS.

SIat.iai Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel Nov Owing 20 epidemic OF
influenza the. Women : Century Club OF
Laurel. which was to have begun meetings
in October. has been compelled to start the
season i month later The I.r>t meeting
giIl be held on Monday afternoon, with
Box luncheon. This will be an open
meeting and every member ha> been u ged
IL be present and invit,6 to bring 4
friend ~ the guest of the club
Thco cer and chairman elected are a.
follows O. lem Mrs Lawrence B.
Rggin r. .Icc-pre>iieut. Mrs Gayi A.
IIitcn: -eooIid yl.e-preSdent MIR. Willard
I. Deputy: recording secretary Mrs
Joshua II Marvil Of l.. corresponding
secretary, Mrs Alfred = Williams;
treasurer Mrs l. Ray Otwell; auditor.
Mrs Samuel J. lholnisoa; director, Mrs
Joan NJ Collins: Education AIrs l. Ray
Dwell; Health Mrs Robert H. Waller.
art and craft Mis- Mar \ Adkins.
ciyics. AIrs John " Fooks aerial service.
Mrs Chariez y Hastings household
economics Mr., : Ehjaa NJ Collins,
music and tertainment Miss Jennie
Marvii. hostess. Mrs Orlando Y N0ott4.n:
decoration Mrs J. Wiley 1rought: pres,
correspondent Mrs J Rodney pro
gram NIr- Ray rnond I Farlow prison
reform Mrs Annie Mar, IL current events
Mr.. Orlando v Nootteu
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GIewel'e. New Castle, interment

cIewefe. New Castle, interment at
Betl al Md
Lewis sutton died Thursday at his
home in Rose Till He was ~ years old
Funeral services will be held at his late
residence in Rose Hill. this afternoon :
interunent at Silverbrook. cemetery.
Mies Nellie Tobin is out, after suffering
with an attack of influenza.
The public schools will open Monday
Most of the children will be glad To
start in again.
Mis- Eva mcknitt gave a masquerade
party last evening at her home on Fourth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs John Taylor who reside
on the Strand received word from their
son, James, who has seen active service
on The firing line. lie says the bullets
fly fast
Thomas Walls, chief Of the guards nj
the Bethlehem Loading Co. who Was
accidently shot Wednesday, Is improving
although the bullet has not been located.
IL broke his leg
Harold Lofnnd Is visiting for several
days at his home in Philadelphia.
NJ Mciskell has returned 10 his home
in Eastou. Md. for several days
Services will hc held at Emmanuel
Episcopal church tomorrow, Rev. Ewing
rector There will bc holy communion
at 1890 q m evening prayer at Z 30
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SEAFORD HAPPENINGS
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special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford. Nov. Tenants on the
farm OF James 4 Morgan two miles
from town. while burning some brush
found the flames spreading SO rapidly
that the woods nearby caught and for
Tor a time i was e red the dwtl'ing ard
barns would be burned. but by the help
Of hastily called neighbors the flames
were gotten under control
Frank I.ank, had Il narrow escape
from death here Wednesday, while
driving a large wagon loaded with cans
the horses became frightened at 4 large
truck in the State Road and started 10
run AWAY The reins became entangled
around Mr. Lank's feet throwing him TO
the ground Had ii no been for onlookers
stopping the team il is feared Ar Lank
would have been crushed 10 death. He
escaped with minor injuries
Peter Wright i farmer living between
here and fredericksburg near the Mary
land and Delaware line, received q cable
gran. from France Yesterday stating that
li@ son Kemp Y vIght had died IN .
base hos pital in France from pneumonia.
"a right belonged 70 the 3l5th Infantry
which went overseas in the early summer
Raymond Martin and sister Miss
MARY Martin. have returned home from
d months trip to New York, Niagara
Falls and Cleveland, Ohio.
Iss Margaret Coubourn is visiting
her grandparents at Bethel.
Howard y organ and F J Sauerhoff
were visitors in Georgetown this week
Mrs Charlie Wiley and daughter
Mary Helen, spent d part Of the week
with relatives in Bridgeville
William Garcey, Mrs LYDIA Windsor,
Miss Alice Siggett. and : ilbourn Griffith
left yesterday IN Nr Garcey's machine
for New York, where they will spend
several DAYS with r. Garcey's family.
Mrs. alton Smith OF Bridgevill. is
spending several days with relatives in
town
ar and Ars ColumbIa Taylor and
daughter Mrs Edward Bucha an and
son lift Yesterday for Philadelphia, where
= xp e t,tp ri III" vi ter
Rev John J Bunting Of Ridgley spent
the first Of the week with friends in town
Mrs Harry Messick Of Delmar. was
the guest OF friends in town this week
Mrs George " Donoho, is spending
the week with her daughter, Mrs, W
Ford Breeding at fredericksburg, Md
Sam Stein, was fredericksburg visitor
this week
Mrs. George Marine, and MS Caleb
Cannon, spent a part Of the week in
Salisbury, Md
Misses Elizabeth and Clara Ross, have
returned to Philadelphia, where they will
Ie-enter business college,
Miss Iva Dale Townsend, trained
nurse who for five weeks has been nursing
Dallas Prettyman, returned 70 her ho :
in Easton Md, yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-02
SMYRNA RED CROSS BUSY.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
smyrna. Nov The chairman of
surgical dressing of the Smyrna Red
Cross Society has sent the following
allotment of dressings for September.
the material having been late in arriving
500 small pads, Sxl2: 400 large pads.
1924; l20 fivc-yard rolls. ix5 wards
200 newspaper pads, iSx23, and 300 news
paper pads, l0xIs
MIR an Mrs Harry Johnson, and
nephew. Charles LaiIerty, Of Wyoming,
were recent visitors to Mr.. and Mrs,
James I.aiferty, IN Ieipsic.
Miss Ethel l. Marker. of Ians1ownc.
Pa. is convalcsring nj the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs ] ! Marker, in
Townsend, after a serious attack of infu
enza Miss Marker Is music teacher
IN the Darby, Pa. schools and has
studio in l.ansdownc
Rev and Mrs Percy l.. Douaghav,
of AIiddlctown, were recently guests of
Rev and Mrs Thomas Getz Hill. ut
St Peters rectorv
Mrs ELLA Benson. of Wilmington.
has returned home after visit with rcla-
tive> in SMYRNA
Paw clerk Roland W Bell of League
Island, philadclpha. Mrs Bell. and their
son. Nllliam, have returned from . visit
To Mrs Bell ) mother, Mrs, Alfred smith
here
MIR and Mrs. c; orge " Turner have
been entertaining Mrs Ida Redman, Of
of the Medical Corps. l. ; A. and Mrs.
Lewis Noeghtlin. and son, Benjamin.
Of Camden, n J.
MIR and Mrs William Simpkins. Mrs
George T.. Gremn and Clarence Smithers,
of CollngSwood. y. u. were entertained
last week by Mrs = Gilbert Wilds
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Tucker, and daughter
of League Island Navy Yard, philadel-
phia. have returned from visit to Mr..
fuckers parents, Mr. and Mrs John
" Tucker
Thomas d. Garrison has returned 10
his home in Ches old after visit 70
Philadelphia friends.
Harry Newton. of Cheswold. who has
been seriously i'll with pneumonia. Is now
much improved.
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District shows falling of from two years
ago of about 500 In the Clayton precinct,
the total registration is PAS, ZIG white and
80 Negroes, in the kenton precinct, 3O5
whites and l64 n grocs have been enrolled
George W. Short, road foreman of
engineers on the Delaware division, is one
of the latest victims of the ''flu - lis con-
dition at one time was serious. but he is
now much improved
Among those on the sick list are Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Reese, Mrs. Charles G..
Coverdalc, Mrs. Anna Graham and Miss
Elsie Allen, with influenza; Clifton,
Warner, with double pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Frank Baldwin, who
have been visiting their son, William ri.
Baldwin, at Camp Zachary Taylor,
Louisville, Ky have returned home.
MIR and Mrs Silas Thompson, of near
town, are being congratulated upon the
arrival OF fine son recently
MIR and Mrs. john Jefferies are moving
into the housc rec, Stly vacated by Mrs.
Susan Coverdsle.
After an illness of several weeks, Harry
Foraker, grandson of Joseph Foraker, Of
Clayton, died at his home near Rarbcr's
Corner. last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-02
NEWS OF LAUR4L.

spec lal Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laural. Nov. , j. Harold Edic has
leased the " L. James property in North
Laurel formerly occupied by Judge and
Mrs JNiley Thought, and will move there
few days
Mrs SaIlie Marvil Black and daughter
Shirley, Of New York City are visiting
Mrs. Black mother Mrs ]. Dallas Marvii
Mrs. +. q Malone Of Philadelphia i.
in Laurel visiting her sister. Mrs Matte
1nomison
Edgar Hudson, who ha, been Ill with
lutluenza for two weeks, has resumed his
duties as block operator and has been
assigned 70 BID block in Broad Creek
ihe 'rw machinery for The Valiant
Fertilizer factory has been received and
installed and the plant is now III operation
Inc factory las 4 capacity VI 100 tons per
DAY
! large traction engine belonging 70
L. Puscy G0rdy Of near town brokethrough
the bridge over Beaches branch, few
mites from Laurel, and fell into the stream,
IS feet below. After considerable diff
fculty the engine was gotten out and the
bridge Is being repaired
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-02
GEORGETOWN.

sp ecial Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown, Nov > Mr. and Mrs.
William e. McDanicl who for the past
three or toiu yeals have been IN charge
Vi the Arlington Hotel. a, Centrc1ille,
Md. have moved Lerc and il the future
will occupy : part Of the residence Of
the latters aunt, Mrs Hannah Hart, on
East Market street Alrs. Mcdaniel
formerly conducted The Eagle Hotel in
this town. coming here from Atlantic
City
Churches here will be opened To-
morrow and schools next Monday, un-
less there should be a sudden outbreak
Of flu "
Mrs. John " Gibson was called to
Dover, Thursday, because of the illness
Of her daughter, Mrs Agnes Wiley,
wife Of State Librarian Earl ID. Wiley,
with influenza
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-02
NEWS Of A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Ban by Reason of Influenza Has
Been Lifted in Several Sus-
sex Towns.
WILL TELL OF WAR FRONTS
Woman, by Good Work, Saves the
Stock From Death in Burn
ing Barn Near Seaford.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, Nov, 2-The farm of Worrcll
Burton. near town was the scene of a
serious FIRE yesterday, when his barn and
outbuildings were destroyed by bare
OF unknown origin. Mr. Burton wa
away and his wife, realizing the danger
OF the horses. ran to the barn and after
much difficulty succeeded III saving all
the stock. although one of the horses was
badly scorched
4 mule which Mrs Burton was leading
from the re got away from her and ran
back in the barn. but She hraved the FIRE
and got the animal out again.
NeighborS ran To the farm and sue
cecded in sewing some farming lmplc-
mentS but quite Il lot of machinery was
burned. together with a lot of feed, About
100 bushels Of wheat and a quantity of
b,lckwhcat also were destroyed
The lnsS will reach 81 500, partially
covered by insurance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-02
LAUREL. NORMAL. AGAIN.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, Nov After being enforced
for about . month the ban, which,
owing to the alarming spread of influenza,
was placed on all churches. schools, thea
tres. lodge meetings. dance halls. moving
picture halls, pool and billiard rooms
and all other public gatherings. viii be
lifted tomorrow. when the churches will
og~,n for regular services.
Monday the public schools will open.
although the principal. Rev JamcS H.
Straughn. and one Of the teachers Miss
Martha Chapman. are confined 70 their
homes with the disease.
notwithstanding the fact that five new
eases have been reported 10 the Board
ii Health. the members think il is now
safe for the town 10 resume normal condi-
tion~ THE cases which have developed
sccm to bc mild and the patients are cN-
pectc,i to be out IN q few days
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BEGGED FOR JOB.
Influenza Stricken Patient is Nursed by
EmplOymeni Service Examiner

Stricken With lnflue0za .horly aiter
beng assigned 10 VOrs Is E.awner Far'
Bruadhcnt ~ Branch 80 Eur
ploy1neui Service. Front SID King s'ra"r
IN unknown man ~a~ rIshr1 to N.
Emergency Hospital ii rh pgn,r.
Club where he ~. iD1rd .ra it
later bv Mr Bro8dhcn' HbG bod "rife
trpred ~ f. nurse and hal peou a--yf
~ the Nard 10 which 'bc pafeu' 80.
being carcd ipr
Tho man T,- deiuous buf 2neH Mr
BYpadbcnt rans into the room reason
asserted it.alf ior d tine and the mar t@g
god ri eouev hat hs Job might bc Afld
f1r hjrn /, itu day4 winch VIZ Broadbft'
gladly promised tuf death infe-rn"d a0d
the stranger te-t with other unknpa1
relieved 81 lan a hc tv Eglr or eEi-f
once ahIch iu.d n.d1ecd h frcaT'a
", make hire tta.. esrtiru 81 thr Tferg.
ep'domm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-02
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

SPECIAL CORE spnndcnce OF Every Evening
~eaford Nov , Postmaster and Mrs.
Orlando W short have returned from
Troy. \ y where they were called on
Thursday of last week by the illness Of
their daughter. Miss Mary short
student AT th,. Russell sage college, who
was i'll with pneumonia
Mr., Charles Roger has returned from
a Visit with her husband. Lieutenant
Rogers. in New Work City
4 letter Was receivcd here. this wees.
hv th, chlcf ol police from o,tccrs ~
Camp Di< requesting th, arrest Of
Ch.,rlie Vincent c1lored. 81 ''n~ town. fer
t.~,'rtlou
,,onrr (annon ii Penn's Grow \ J..
:, spending the week here with his sister
Nr, G. l. iIUiet
Miss Pearl Otwcll II Laurel Is Spending
th,. wcch-cnd her" With Mis- Daisy Lank-
lori
Mrs " ll4n Miller and son William
lrc yisltiug ia Philadelphia
Mis- Florence Jones of farnhurst i
here visiting hor parents. Mr. and Mrs
kiuihlc Jones
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-02
DIED OF INFLUENZA.
Special Correspondence of Every Evenin

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel Nov. THE remains of Charles
Ross Windsor, who died at his home IN
Salisbury, Md, Wednesday, of acute
brights disease, following an attack OF
influenza, were brought to Laurel, yester-
day. and inferred in Odd Fellows ceIne-
terry, services in charge o Rev &. NJ
Cullum of North Laurel and Rev. Mr.,
Cooper of Delmar MIR. Winsdor was
80 years of age and was brother OF j..
Benjamin Windsor of this town.
Another brother, Val Windsor, died
about two weeks ago OF pneumonia fol-
lowing an attack of influenza Deceased
was a native of Laurel, but for the past
few years has been making his home in
Salisbury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-02
DELAWARE CITY.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Delaware City Nov > Miss Margaret
CLARK entertained q few Of her friends
al a Halloween party, last night The
house was beautifully decorated with
corn. pumpkins and autun leaves. The
guests who were masked, follow Misses
Rebecca Clark BERTHE jefferson. Mar
garet Davidson, Dorothy Johnson. Leah
Revbold. Emma Schaffer Margaret Mul-
ligan. Alessrs, Anthony Higgins Wesley
Jones. Jack Reybold, William Reybold
Francis Warner. Fred Moore, William
Pennington. William Beck
Captain Charles Schaffer left for Fort
ress Monroe, yesterday, after spending
a week here with his parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Charles Schaffer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-02
4 CALL TO EARNEST STUDY.

special Correspondence " Evcry Evening
Newark. Nov , Professor \ r.
Spaid State commissioner ot Education
addressed the student soldiers Of Della
ware College. yesterday morning He
nointcd ont in = forceful way the demand
ior trained men to undertake the large
reconstruction work nf the world, to which
ourp rposes naturally turn. IN view Of
the crowning successes Of our army over
seas.
Professor Spsid called upon The youn
mer. herefore. to enter with renewed
cnthn.lasm into their studies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-02

Of the Belgian, English. Frs,ch, American
and Italian governments.
lie has also visited the battlcticlds of
Ypres, VTdun. Reims and the Italian
Alps, and has had audience with Generals
Pershing Bliss and Joffre, as well as with
the President Of France, the King of
Italy and the Premiers and Ministers of
Foreign Affairs of all the Allies, the
leaders of the socialist and workingmen'
parties.
The lecture To be given in Wolf Hall, be-
ginning at I 80 clock. will be free to the
public
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-02

tregisirant, il sIch eases hild Drcn settlezd
before the registrar he admtsiluhcd rucf
REGISTRAR, especially Jne who had no.
Deeu ~ The room when be- lirsl made The
statement that he with other teqistrars
we're liable a. indictment f0f refusing a.
failing - comply ~ith the law in exagpif,iny
~ such rcgietronts
In ppe instance IL Dover. Eegistrar
abaoIuteIy refused 10 make The registrar
read and write whom requested - - tiobv
tho Cnall nZrT
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ENTIRE FAMILY ILL.
,ecinl Corresnondence cf Erery Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown, Nov 2-Mr and Mrs
Charles Daisey and three children, con-
stitutng the entire family, are Ill with
influenza and it has been puzzle for the
attending physician and members Of the
Board OF Health to get sufficient nurse
attention. The family were stricken
last Saturday and for three DAYS and
nights no attention was given save what
was done BY his aged mother
Their plight is ono of tho most dis
trcssing that has been brought to The
attention Of the Board of Hea lth since
the Influenza epidemic.
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SOME PUMPKIN THIS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown, Nov. 2.-One of the
largest pumpkins ever exhibited III this
section of Sussex county Is now on dis
plav III the store window Of James II
McGlothen on Market street
1t was grown by NiOietlrs FoSkey,
tenant on the farm OF Benjamin Ablernap,
near town and weighs l33 pounds
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DIED IN FRANCE.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seafon. Nov. ~ Mrs. Frank Pryan
aud Miss Delema Isaac received 3 cable
gram. last night. from france. stating
that their brother, tlyses Sidney Isaac,
had died in l,ase hospital there. OF pneu-
n,oniA
Mr. Isaac was 36 years old. the son o:
AIR and Mrs. George Isaac. living he
tween ~eaford and Georgetown He was
. member OF 4 r. G. Hospital 10 l04.
Postal ~ector 205, Trance
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BEHIND THE FRONT LINES.

Sporiai Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, Nov 2 Hamilton Holt,
editor OF the New York independent.
viii speak At Delaware College. saturday
evening, November % His subject will be
On and Behind the Front Lines in Franc.
Mr. Holt has just returned from three
month : visit TO Europe, where he visited
along the western front from the English
Channel to the Adria:i.. tga VAS the guest
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"FLU'S" FATAL WORK.

>pe-iai Correspondents Of Every Evening
Seaiord. NOV 2i!arley, the five
,aonths-old son oi MIR and Mrs J. Harley
Wilson, OF near town, died this week of
iniluenzn
It the time OF its death Mr. Wilson was
confined to his bed with influenza
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BARGE CONTRACT CANCELLED.

SPECIAL Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel. Nov , Smith and Terry.
Inc. owners Of the Bethel Marine rail-
way. have received telegram from th :
Shipping Board. cancelling the contracts
for the two large schooner barges which
thev were to build for the government
The company had gone to considerable
expense in enlarging the yard to take
care of the government work and had
taken on many new men who have now
h,>.n Iaid off
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Ran LIFTED IN SEAFGRn.

>la>iat Corr.~pondrncs Of Every evening
>eaford. \uy ;. The Board Of Health,
Thursday evening. discussed the fin
situation ..nd dccl,lcd tha, the disease
,y,S about "a upcd out, and the han that
has existed since October ) was ordered
lifted today.
All churches will hold services to-
morrow. and WrlghtS Auditorium viii
open tonight Tie schools will open
Monday
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VoIu nteers Of America Services.

Gospel services will be resumed IN the
Volunteers of America headquarters,
sos Shipley street, tomorrow evening at
& o'oloek The mission hall has been
thoroughly fumizated ! preliminary
open mir qervlct will be held ~ Fourth
street g ST III Market At z
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Recovering From Illness.

- Marvel Jester who had been
seriously i'll with pneumonia III the Naval
Hospital IN Washington. Is spending
sometime with his parents Mr. and Mrs
u .Icster n Als Maehinpt on street
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DEATH OF S. A. GRANT.

Hockessin, Nov Samuel A. Grant
of Hockessin died October %, aged 81
years. The dec ased leave q wife father.
sister and three brothers Interment
was made AT North East, Md
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CLAYTON REGISTRATION.

special Correspondenoe Of Every Evening
Clayton, Nov 1.-The complete reg
lstration IN the Third Reprcsent ative
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Those first Is went SO quick 1se decided
To give 80 more Materials Nelour>
and winter mixtures with large collars
OF fur, navy, black and taupe. Sizes 16
to 40