Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-22
FLU" WAR " AR END
CONTINUED from page I

he no reason 10 bold com nunitfs tack
under the closing edict when they hays
succeeded IN eradicating the influenza.
Word from everywhere down ~ ~
, Is all that could BE- desired Placcs which
| only few days ag0 where calling Tor
| outside help IN the way Oi physician
/ and nurses now report that nct only
are they in need oi no outside aid, but
that the pressure on their own doctors
/ has decreased 10 the minimum
| Government phwiciaBs. both che
! two stationed here, the one - Ecw Castle
| and thoge at Carueys Point or eleewhcrn
J will be ordered away shortly. J hey arc
1 now needed for regular duties for more
! than they are here
Mr. Wells vent down to New Castle
/ this morning to confer with the wOr%cfs
| IA the two hospitals there Calls ipT minor
supplies were sent to him yesterday
! from the two hospitals Expcnse accounts
are 10 he gone over and other matter
/ arranged preparatory 10 abandoning or
/ curtaIing the emergency work ther".
Dir. rHAsTk PLEASED
The influenza situation CONTINUES -
improve from day ~ day There arc fewer
/ eases and deaths reported. The outlook
IS very encouraging, but coHdhicu.
1 are far from normal ~ yet This state
rnent was made carly ia1 night By Or
J 4. T. Frantz. secretary of the state
/ Board Of Health Dr Frantz aided that
the setting of auy tune for lifting ne
{ quarantine has not boon discus BED py
The board, and to- could give 10 dc
~ 70 Just when it HIi ~ raised Nhcn
/ public health conditions Hauan,
The ban ~il be lifted
The fact that nc cplomic B. 90 lne
! W1ne was more cFIdrnf yesterday han
at any previous tnc Rrppr' frpn
every section and All officials were en-
couragings and sll greed that .cw
moro DAYS unfs there s another br"ak +
/ ing out. viii soc conditions sch IN .pc
/ way IT, normal The tart lf the lecrea
IN the number ~ deaths spcciailr
I pleasing 70 hc neal'h snthou'es. m
they feel sure that tnIs dscrc4.r Hli
! continue For thc fo~tv-airht hour
up until noon yc-tr~rlar nero had bcH
but % death cert fcates Sled ~ b.
Foard of Health, while thc rrr1ra for 'L"
/ previous TWEEN f.-fC,r hours +a@ fb rr
number rill even .o ualer rom a'
indications for ne uas -fo9- rrYr
ending ~ noon today
H0tRn To FrWG,Tt
DR. K Fl Ellrgood president X lbs
CIV Board ~ Health. na- VA much
pleased nI'h the situation yesforday
that be stated cvervthi0c pointed no
IN csrlv removal ~ tre dosing nan.
but ~ could not av lsf when That
action would ro takon
All public paoce nhieh nave neon
-hut dlrin theepi4crrio rust hc tto-og2h-
iv cleaned IN sid The Board of
Health officials ail HEN aspect nasr
places Ard i they have n"an .iHanen
to the inspectors -ati@f4rtlcn Tile board
vIll proceed N fumirate Place rau-t
then tc we'll aired fir ~ .ca.t 4S hours
before ra0pening ~ he public
Both The Country Hub and the Eew-
Century Club hospitals reported last
night that the day had been The most
encouraging -ince rhrv were opend
tt the Country Club there was total
of IS patients taHr trere lddmrted
dunng tha day. .x we're discharged
and there was Dit one death.
There were less han 40 rases at the
Newt enturv CHIu md also rut one
death there during tine day ~ stated
bv Dr. Ellegood His emergency h0s-
Dral vail ac 0-e1 fist hlrcsav md
the remaining patients removed ro the
Country G. lub and orher places. ne
T'lsev ana Jones Company lad nur
-hree patients remaining ~ rhe New
Century Club last night and lev were
removed 70 the Homeopathic Hosplt-
a. The Pusev ana Jones lonpanE las
Heen very fortunate IS to deaths among
Hts enulOvcS there having oeen out
very !aw to 1ic compared with the large
number oI cases Most Il tnelr ases
ygere created .sy he \ew4 6ntury n lIh.
William Blair and John s. bovte. both
w -hl. rtv lied 4r be Ncw-t-cntury
CLUB I'm Suna4y
CHURCH DELAYS CELEBRA rIoN
Recause IS rn- 1an On public meet
ngS the last return ana tGarE-,lp
ot he debt paying OF 6ranGyTylIe II.
Z G. lrch which Mas scheduled Tor TO-
morrow evening has 6een postponed
unuI 4 date to he announced later
1 >lX-l1onth campaign -or -aizlng
he debt 81 $3.50 on -Gc church vas
lnaugurated on TUESDAY evening, MAY
- The return anu DiArk-Ip Was held
on the fourth Iuesoay evening oI each
month 10 receive reports 1Dd ack2uwl-
edge 'avor>, S2@33 have oeen paid
which leaves SOL ~ he paid The pastor
and ofiiciM appreciates what has 1een
done.
Master Rooerr Vance, oi lu3 Eas
Seventh street. Nho Na, III two NeeA>
With nHuenz4. has iui.y recovered
Fred Moore. son ol the ate William
A. Moore, 81 Bo, aer, scott E Moore.
died Yesterday Il influenza.
since The epidemic started Mere ave
been 95 cases on influenza 81 -he Del
aware state Hospital for the lnean.
at FaInhurst. 4f his number II Nere
regular patients lud > were 7lgse-
WHO contracted she disease ~.u.e s-
tnelr work relieving others. tlga
Of the nurses have entirely recovered
ana the others are improving. here
have been hut 'oar deaths iom 'n,
disease at ms hospital ana ulst u nt
patients ATe now recovering
There ha6, been bat .Wo instead
four deaths 81 rhe oso emerS, lgy hos.
pit4ls 10 New Castle, originally
ported There arc practically av tee
cases ia hese hospitals, Watc2
have i5 patients
Conditions trc Grtas.l mprrve4
both The Voraboy,r 3aa t4c "tut.
b2.pita'. with po Hea es~.,-
t.arrv & rHs os ..a r s'E
Court is recovering ruw tt.aee
.oj ,he influenza
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dieu a Sltor.lE ruaraanA ~
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with 81, yra.-old Baby 'c. lualaa polls
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