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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-13
MOOrbeal Nez0s

the German soldier is broken" he
writes, and further defeat will still
further weaken it.. The price we pay
may be dear, but it cannot be too
dear if in the end this menace OF
Hundom is, done away with
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-11-13

Possession Of Roads in District csd-
ed to Italy Becomes Reality.
Rome. Nov. 1.-THE Italian au-
thorities, in accordance with the
terms of the armistice. have taken
possession OF the Austrian railways
In the territory ceded to Italy II
is announced that deputies from
Trieste and Trent will be present
when the chamber of deputies re-
sumes its sessions soon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
A Womaa's Story
With Great Meagliaa
Subject OF Childbirth Discussed by
Women OF Experience.

Women everywhere tell their friends how.
through the use Of Mothers Friend, Il .
wonderful penetrating external application,
they avoided Suffering and distress befora
the advent OF natures most wonderful eve
hutton.
Mothers Friend Ia a remedy which
spreads Its influence upon the cords. nerves
and hgaments involved, rendering them
plant to readily yield TO natures demand
&or expansion. The nerves, cords, tendonI
and ligaments expand without that peculiar
wreDching strain, and nervousn ess, nausea
and unrestfui sensations are naturally
avoided when the nerves and muscles arc
relieved and thus are not tort and drawn.
By regular use, the lower abdominal re
eion expands with ease when baby Is born.
the hours are less at the crisis, and pain
and danger is naturally less
You can obtain Mothers Friend from any
drug store. 1T has been used by women fer
over half century. and Is Just as standard
as anything you can think Of
Write the Bradfeld Regulator Company.
Dept II. Lamar Building, Atlanta. Georgia,
for their Motherhood Book. and get a bottla
tof Mothers Friend today, and thus fortify
Soursef against pain and discomfort
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28

| pneumonia, has recovered and is able to
| be out
Miss Harriet Bradford is spending q
| week with Miss Emma Mulligan.
The road from Birds corner to st.
Georges, which has been closed for the
past four months, will be opened TO traf-
fic as soon as the road leading to the canal
at St Georges rs completed.
Captain Charles Schaffer Of Fortress
Monroe is spending few days here with
his parents Mir and Mrs Charles Schaf-
fer.
Services were resumed in the Methodist
and Catholic churches here, yesterday,
after being closed for three weeks, owing
to the epidemic OF influenza
Miss Dorothy Metzger attended "A
musical recital Saturday evening. gwen
by Mrs. Leonard Wales at her home III
Wilmington
Mrs. William Patterson, who was taken
to the Delaware Hospital. Saturday, will
be operated on today
Sccond-class Aiachinists' Mate Frank
Neeff, I, ). n, at League Island Navy
Yard. Philadclpha. spent the weekend
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Necn
George Nickel. son of Harry Nickel.
who WAS severely burned on the leg last
week, is improving slowly
Miss Greta Holiday nterta,ned a few
friends. Saturday night nj her home on
Clinton street
Charles Warner left this morning for
Fortress Monroe, Va 10 pursue course
Of study in the artillery school there
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
NEWS Of A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Young Woman of Little Creek
Dies Of Influenza Taken While
Nursing Sister.
Is HALE AND HEARTY AT 80
Delaware College Student Now
Soldier in France. Sends Lib
erty Bond for Sl00 Bor-
rowed From Friend.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special CORES poudence Of Every Evening
Newark Oct 2S Delaware College
several DAYS ago received from soldier
n France a liberty bond in payment for
800 he had borrowed from the Students
loan Fund while student n the insti-
.ution more han a year ago The money
% pav for this bond had been saved by
he soldier from the monthly pay he has
oecn receiving from the nlted States
government since he joined the army
This honest soldier i Harry David
suer. He was born in Russia where his
parents still live and is said 10 have walked
20 Wilmington fro II New York about two
sears ago. He secured work on IN IS
ate near Wilmington and the owner OF
he place became Interested IN HIM Sucr
sas ambitious and anxious TO secure
,nllcge education tftcr working a short
inc on farm he entered Delaware
College. tut was short o: funds Through
he Recommendations Of his former en-
blower he was loaned SIOO from the stud
.nts Loan fund to help hin out his first
year.
Sucr had not been in college long when
Ne was called in the draft and sent to Camp
pix hv thc Local Exemption Poard lie
aaS unable 1t th..t time to repay the Oh
out promised that llc would n The Inst
opportunity He w;~ true 10 his word.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
SEAFORD AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Scaford. Oct Is. John knowles. aged
80 wears died At has home on Water street j.
SUNDAY morning Of an attack Of influenza.
lie ! survived hs his wife and two chll-
drcn. his mother and one sister
Strawberries are unusually plentiful
this fall In MANY old Superior patches
the second crop j. large and several
farmers have made good y ckIngs. which
sold readily IN the local markets al 50
cents per quart
Tue remains of Louis Dean were buried
SATURDAY, IN odd Fellows cemetery, from
hl, late nume on Market street
An,S AlLcS ,-Dston ol Wilmington
snent the Ncck-eI.d tcie with her parents
Nlf. ard Mis- George ii iitSton
Mrs Josephine " bite Of kaltin ore Was
guest OF AIR and Mis- 4. J SaLerhoff
over tic weekend
Role e.riff.th Of Camp DIX sfent the
Weekend here with his parents aptaln
ard Mrs Walter Griffith
Albert Moore. gunner on : trans
port spent part OF last week here With
lis parents. Mr. and Mrs Isaac Moore,
Air Moore has made >lN trips across the
Atlantic
Miss t:elen I.awrcrcc daughter Of Mr.
a ntIsr at Delaware state Hospital arm
hufst. and Allen hcarn II Cambridge,
Md. also an attendant Al the hospital,
ucfe married N Philadelphia. >cptcm-
htr !
Mss Bcrnice Eolllda. Of Salisbury.
Md. spent the Weekend with friends IN
tuRn.
III and Mrs 7 James Of West sea
ford have retnrnei from visit Of several
weeks with their sons, darry and Frank
}ancS. in New OH City
Mis-, ticlen Messick returned 10 VII
mi1.yfon after a two-neeks VISIT kerc with
her palents. Mr. and Mrs Joshua Mes
sick
Milton Coulbourn OF Washington ID
G. spent = part OF last week here with his
parents, MIR and Mis- tiarry Coulboum.
Mrs " ID Stevens received word,
Yesterday. that her cousin. DR.. George
Betson. Jr, OF Quantico. Md, died on
Saturday from influenza, followed by
pneumonia tic was about 45 years of
age. and son OF Or George " Betson,
n. Of Greensboro, Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
New Cases Of Influenza Develop
in the Last Forty eight
Hours.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle. Oct 2s Several new
| cases Of influenza have developed in the
past 4s hours
DIR. Met Cormick who has been stationed
by the government left today he was
transferred 10 the emergency hospital at
the Wilmington Country Club, DIR. Hunt
will remain for the time being. DIR. Dodd
Is expected to return home this evening
Jack Gallagher formerly Of this city,
and now employed bv the Penn Sea ard
Steel Co, as assistant chemist At lhc New
Haven works. is spending several days
with his parents here. Alex. Gallagher
his brother. was also a visitor yesterday
but returned last evening to Villa Nova
whore he IL taking course IN tho stu
dents Army Training Camps.
Francis IIatton Who has recovered
from influenza was ont today
Harold Lofland returned last evening
from Philadelphia, where hc was visiting
his parents
Mr. and Mrs Ferris Jcmison formerly
Of this city and now residing III Phila-
dephia spent the weekend here. ~ the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Dcnncy Smith
MIR Ieinison IS secretary and treasurer
Of the Penn Sea oard Steel Corp
James Toman formerly 81 th4 city,
was visitor here Yesterday Iic IS nov
stationed AT Camp bis Edward and
John Navlor also spent Yesterday here.
The former Is N the army and IS stationed
NJ Fort du pont while the latter il the
Navy and is stationed nj Cape May
There also IS another brother IN the
navy who j. stationed at Norfolk
John Leach former New Ga4ile cor
respondent for the Evening Journal re-
signed his position Ile is succeeded by
Oscar Devinsh
Roselyn Carroll had Harry McCulI-
case will be heard Tuesday II s. y m
Louis Holt formerly chicf rnclter ~ the
Baldt works was visitor hero Yesterday
Frank REYNOLDS and Charles galloway
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
t.lkton. Oct 2s Dr Robert r. Pay.
chief surgeon nj inion Hospital. EIkton,
has been drafted by the government and
commissioned major IN the Medical
Corps lie will leave thls coming week for
Fort 0glethorp. Ga
Mrs Peter : Tcrhunc has been elected
chairman of the Red ross ~ North I.asts
, succeeding Mrs (,uy Johnson. who Ia
moved 10 Chesapeake City
Miss Ncrna Giles daughter of William
! Giles Of Wilmington. and Frances
krastIo nf Chcsapcakc City wcre married
al the Catholic parsonage saturday even
ing, hy Father Arnd
Mrs Lavinia Murra} widow 81 William
G Murray. dlndt Satur..a .av, tai her home On
West Main street, Flkton, after , brief
illness She wus S6 wears old and leaves 4
large fnlnlly
State senator William \ Andrews of
Dorchester county. Republican candidate
for Congress. s spending a fcw DAYS in
Cecil county tins week, canvasalnR for
votes
While parting two doRe that were fight
ing, Mrs Harry Johnson of Lcwissile Hag
severely blttcn on the hand
Wilmer ] Fails, deputy clerk of fho
Circuit Court will vlsit North Fast
Gharlcetown and Perry llr his week for
I The purpose u ISSUING dnckine liccnso-
/ The season OPENS on Friday next
Edward II Rowland nf Pocrt DEPOSIT
has offered . reward 81 81 for ne arrest
! ~ the persons who stole hit Dodge auto
and kept the machine for srvcraI hours
jov riding The machine was later rc-
covered on the road ncar Tome INSTITUTE.
The funeral of Mrs Iena Myers, uidor
Of John Myers Who died On Thursday
from strok" u apoplexy, aas held thls
morning from Flkton Catholic Chqrch
Onc hundred and forty more houses arc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
CHE TE}TOWN. MD.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, Oct 2S The mar
tiagc of Miss Miriam Warren Hubbard,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wilbur "
Hubbard, To lIcutent George Murice
Morris, Of the [ : Ordnance Depart
ment, was solemnlzed Saturday evening
NJ : clock NJ the home of the bride
parents. Nldehall, on Front street
The ceremony was performed by Rev
DIR \ Parks Cadman of Brooklyn, \ !
Guests were present from Wilmington.
all parts of Delaware New York, Phil
adclphia, Baltimore and Washington
They were brought to Chcstertown bv
special train from Wilmington. arriving
here 81 O. clock. and returned after the
wedding Following the ceremony a
large reception was held after which the
bride and groom left by automobile for
an extended wedding tour
Charles " kihlcr has received a
cablcgram from his son. Lieutenant
Thomas kihlcr Who IS dong valiant
service with the american t.xpcditlonary
forces in France. stating that he had been
gassed hv the Germans two weeks -go
but Is improving
Robert r Avres son OF former County
commissioner Lewis q AVreS. has been
commissioned first lieutenant He
is stationed At Camp Greene. y G
Eggs reached the unusual prcc IN
local markets, last week of 80 cents
per dozen This is several cents 3 dozen
higher than At the same period last year
Supervisors of Elections have an
nounccd that the total registered vote
Of Kent county i 369s, compared with
1919 last year. decrease of l2l votes
There are 1881 Republicans and 2102
-. / 4 - 1. I
TO specify their political affiliations
The following men left Chcstcrtown.
Friday for Fort Washington Md. having
been selected for special service Ralph
Gary kennedvvilc. Henry \ Hudson
and Thomas Atkins Rock Hall. Joseph
7 kiker. Bcitcrton, Richard Baker
Groves, CheStertown
Russell Realty Co has purchased
the solomon Wright farm, near Hanes-
Vile. IS0 acres
The hest tomato yicld reported Tor
tho season IN Kent county was that
Of Supervisor of Election q Frank
Crow He goi Sl,11.1 from five acres.
and lost several hundred dollars worth
because he was unable TO get baskets
Mrs. Arthur Alston of Wilmington
has been spending several DAYS with
her aunt. Mrs. Laura Birch, in Still Pond
state senator Henry Brown has been
appointed a delegate TO the Farmers
National onvention, which meets IN
Jacksonville Florida December ,
Senator Brown i arranging 10 attend
The local Liberty Loan Committee.
Allan 4 Harris. chairman. announced
that the total Of subscriptions in Kent
county was SOIL 500. or SOS, 900 above
the quota
Miss frances Wood Of the Physicians
and Surgeons Hospital, Wilmington.
,pent part Of last week with her parents,
in tSalcna
Mrs John Massey has received from
her son. who is with the American Ex-
peditionary Forces in France, hand
some present, consisting Of fancy silks
made into aprons. pillow covers. and
table >carfs. The duty on the parcel
amounted TO S50j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
KIDNEYS WEAKENING? +?
LOOK OUT!

The good housewife Of Holland would
almost as soon be without food as with
out her Real Dutch Drops' A. she
quantity calls GOLD MEDAL Haarlen
OH Capsules Their use restores strength
and is resp0nsivble ~ great laeasure. ipr
the sturdy robust health ~ The Hoi
landers
DO not delay 90 10 your druggist and
insist on his supplying you with q box VI
GOLD MEDAL flaarlcin Oil Capsule
Take them ~ directed, and # you are 1nt
satisfied with results yDir druggist will
eladIy refund yoHr money Io1k iDr tie
name GOLD MEDAL ~ the box and ac-
ccpt 10 other IL sealed boHes. hree
.Gkcs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
HIS S9th ANNIVERSARY.
special Correspondence Of Every Evening

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
>caford. Dct. 3> John s. Wright
one oI ~cAford : progressive and wealthy
retired farners, quietly celebrated hls
seth birthday anniversary ~ his home
near town. saturday. surrounded by
his children. frank " rgh, Of Federals-
burg. Md. Mrs DR. + H. Elder of
lhiladclphi. Mrs. & F. Tatum Of
Baltimore. Miss May Wright Of Seaford
and ncnr, NJ Wright, 81 Cripple Creek
Coi. and Henry VI Wright gave his
father surprise by happening home
on his birthday anniversary after
al isencc Of : lears
Alr. Wright Is :, well preserved man
ior hi. age and takes !. y interest
in the d0ings oi the ne is still
hale and hearty and 'srntends much
of the work on hi- farm, which
is one Of the mo~l productive III this
section He says he owes ms longevity
to plain living and plenty Of outdoor
WOrk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28

Kidney and bladder troubles don't dia-
appear Of themselves They grow upon
YOU, slowly but steadily, undermining
your health with deadly certainty, until
yon fall victim TO lnclirable disease
Stop your troubles while there II time
Don't wait until little pains become b,g
aches Don't triHc with disease To avoid
future suffering begin treatment With
GOLD MEDAL iIaarlcm oil Capsules
now Take three Or four every day until
vou feel that you are entirely free from
pam
This Well-known preparation has bccn
one of the national remedies NJ Holland
for centuries In 1896 the government oi
the Netherlands granted special charter
authorizing IT. preparation and sale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
NEWS OF NEWPORT .
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newport. Oct. 2S.-Newport Public
school rcopened today, with the ex-
ception of Mrs. McCoy's room which
remained closed, owing TO her illness.
Rev. and Mrs. J. II, Whedbee of
Trappe, Md. were guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Harvey Gregg. yesterday.
Private Stephen Springer of Camp Dix
was AT his home here, yesterday.
Rally Day exercises of Newport NJ. f..
Sunday school were postponed owing TO
the church being closed and will be held
during November.
Miss Mary Moycr, who has been i'll
with influenza is recovering
Miss Edith O'Donald, who has been I'll
for some time is able to return To work
Miss Mabel Ford. who has been con
fined TO her home by illness, is convalesclng
The regular monthly meeting Of
Eureka Tennis Club was held al the home
of Miss Irene Gregg next Friday eN Nening
Miss Leila lyman, who teaches school
at Berwyn, Pa. is a guest OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs John X. Lyman OF Newport
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
Ban Continued In SeafJrd.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
!.eaford Oct Is The ban which
has existed here sincc Friday. October
4. owing to the prevalence Of infuenza
vas lifted Yesterday morning II O'Clock
hut the olncials of churches decided to
keep their places of worship closed
untli Sunday. November ,, The school
oard also ucefned it best not to open
tomorrow, consequently there will be
no school until Monday. November 3
The officials Of both churches and
schools believe the flu situation will
lie much better al that time. Local
physicians believe the worst Of the cpl
demic is over, though there arc stll
many cases needing attention During
the Epidemic Seaford has had several
hundred cases, but comparatively few
deaths
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
Is
Everybody
Using Tonsiline!

The Spanish influenza epidemic has
meant /; wonderful increase in the sale Of
Tonslinc Tho National Sore Throat
Remedy
The moment medical authorities ad-
ylsed frequent Use Of an effective gargle
% sterlIIzo the throat, which these deadly
germs must usc as a gateway and breeding
ground IN entering the body, countless
families went to heir medicine shelf or
sent to the nearest druggist for bottle
OF Tonsilinc
Also, the majority Of those afflicted
with this dreaded malady found them
selves suffering from decidedly sore throats
and many Of them have renewed their
faith III this time tried remedy.
For moro than quarter of century
TonsIlnc has been relieving most Of the
sore throats IN the territory where it was
sold This record stamps i as being par
ticnlarly indicated right nov as pre-
yentiye and relief in doing lis share toward
ending the present situation II is as safe
as a Liberty Bond
Look For i heGIRAFFE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28

have accepted positions with the govern
ment, at the Bnldt works, rs inspectors
Of metal and plates Thomas Joyce Is
chief inspector. lie was here several
months ago, working at the same mill ~
chief inspector of ingots.
Lieutenant Rankcr, formerly chief Of
the guards nj the Bethlehem Loading 90.
is spending few days in this city.
Edward Daley has returned from a
visit 20 his former home in IIghbridgc
The Iollowe en- ball that was planned
10 be held in the Opera House October
30, has been postponed
The churches were not opened yester-
day because the ban was not lifted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
DELEGATES APPOINTED.

Special Correspondence Of E>ery Evening
Dover. Get y Governor Townsend
has appointed the following delegates
to represent the state ST the eighth an
nual convention 81 the National League
Of Compulsory Education Officials. which
will meet at - LOUIS, Mo, November
20. u and -
Mrs Henry B Thompson. Greenvllle;
Mrs Harry HAYWARD, Newark. Dr g.
]. Scott Mrs Charles r. Miller. Miss
Jeanette Eckman NiImington Professor
\ K Spaid. Mrs Henry Ridgey. Mrs
r L. Holiday Dover; Alro | G Hooker
IeweS: Mrs Samuel II Ae,sick Bridge
vile
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
DELAWARE COLLEGE REOPENS.

special Correspondence Of Every E>cnine
Newark Ccl = After having ircn
rloscd lnr 1 month trcauseof The inf cnza
uu.rlntmc. Delaware College reopored
ms morning. lut il viii probably hc
THURSDAY lcfore classes arc resumed
Onl2 h;il ol tho student odA were noti-
ted 10 rrtlrn today, the remainder 10
rome l,.ck IN Wcdr, sl:y Those living
II towns y re hc quarantine has not
.'ecn lifted and students il who's" homes
lhcr, arc nov cas- 81 inil'I,nza are not
expected Ia return ii tins t.nr
Members ot the second industrial
Training amp who finished their eight
weeks rnurS" last week Were sent 10 Va
rious camps. Yesterday and Satnrtia}
late Yesterday ,fternoon III If the .ncn
lcfr Newark lor mp lorrnst ca ~a;u-
day. 81 were sent to ,.nlT Mtadc and
SO to N[Iuchcn ~ !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
VICTIM OF INFLUENZA.
special Correspondence .. Every E,cnine

special Core, pondenrc . Every Evening
Dover, Oct = Imma \ rarhQrton.
Of Little Greek died Yesterday morning
from an attack of influenza Miss Tar
burton. who was only l6 Years oG age,
went To Wilmington moro than week
ago 10 assist in nursing her sister Mrs
Everett who was down with ihc disease
and is supposed to have contracted It
from here
The sister died and va buried last;
Sunday week The funeral Of Miss
'farburton will lake place tomorrow
afternoon: intcrmcnt Al l.akc~ide GENET
cry. Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
MAY BE DELINQUENTS.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evonin

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark. Oct 2S Tho following regis
trants of rural New Castle county have
failed to submit quostionnalrcs. If these
men do not wish 10 be classcd as dc
linqucnts, they should return these ques-
tiunuaIrcs To Purnell Hall, Newark, at
once
TN hth G. Batcman. Marcus Hook
Joseph Terraces, Samuel II Morris
Wilmington
Nichotia rusuk. Edge Moor
Cormack Brennan, Michael Shumaker
Claymont.
John ] McIiugh, Naaman :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
DEMOC RATIO MEETING.

Special CORES poudcnce Of Every Evening
harrington, Oct : rhc open air
meeting held here, saturday afternoon.
~ which uited States Senators Robin
son Of Arkansas and Willard salisbury
and Josiah o. NoLrott Of Delaware were
tn" speakers, was largely attended and
much Interest manifested
Senator Robinson speech was c-pe-
ola!!y convincing and III his charact c.istic
manner hc condemned In the strongest
terms those senators VIII" had cndeavored
10 hamper t nc President of the nited
states N hi- war policies. He strongly
urged III" support oi tho entire Demo-
craiic ticket ~ the coming election III this
State
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28

black paper, ca ndles and Jack o Lanterns.
The evening was spent in pla, ing games,
music and dancing.
Those present were:
Fannie Berry, Bessie Boggs, Olive
Valentine, Olive Galloway, Annie Galloway
Annie Smith. Mary Ellen Smith, Walter
Acton. John Acton. Charles Berry, Harry
Berry. Earl Galloway. Malcolm Pritchard,
Millard Meredith Springer Benson, Ralph
Vaughn, Francis Smith, Percy Galloway,
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Smith and Ms.
Michael Roach
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
Influenza Ia 0,rinne

The present influenza s nov known fo
bc orr oid familiar "a gr.ppc Foley
Honey and Tar Just what cYeyy uIffcrer
from luflucnza N Ia gT ple needs na1.
II cover hc rough nH3nel throat ath =
se1tb.ng healing coating, oIrars away ho
tgucu-. stops the trsling 1rl ooughing
caaes ibe ightness and hcaYv Urrathirq
Day and night keep iales Honey rt
lar band Il Uvrs naw Darm'h t
comfort rom tho vorg fr dosc Hl
NOW y Ian'Dr'h AI3r<r'
second streets Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
To Teach Al BiairstOwn.
eelal correspondence Of Exery Evening

opCNTaT VOFTCsp0HIiIlt IltT y T1FOT! 11'VHIIs
Seaford. Oct. IS Professor T. A.
Douglas. who last year vas Principal
Of ecaford high school, has been appoint
ed to a position III BLAIR Academy, i1laIrs-
town. \ j, where he viii instruct classes
i'll Latin, Greek and English He will
receive d salary Of 81 600, and have i
home AT the school including room,
board. light and laundry
Mrs. Douglas, who also is 2 teacher
Is nov teaching IN N"W York. Clty, 1T
the ScyiIIe school, where thcrc arc :, 700
pupils IN attendance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
HALL0WE EN- PARTY.

special rrespondenoe OF Every Evening
Newport Oct y Mr.. and Mr.
Enoch Smith gave HaIowe cn party at
Their home, Saturday evening, in honor Of
their daughters. Misses MARY. Ellen and
Annie Smith. The house was artistic slly
decorated with autumn leaves. yellow and