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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-01-31
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Young Man Arrested for At
tempted Larceny at Delnar,
Claimed Hunger as Excuse.
NEARLY KILLED BY TRAIN
S. M. Hudson Of Frankfort Run
Down by Auto on du Pont
Boulevard and Injured.
srecial Ocrrcspondcnce of Eyery Eyening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan. 3l.-Whie walking
down the du Pont Boulevard, between
Dagsboro and Frankford, late Thursday
afternoon, 5. NJ. Hudson, who conducts
boardinghouse at Franktord, was run
into by an automobile driven by John
Tubbs and severely hurt. 1t is not known
st what rate of speed the machine was
going at the time he was hit, but it is
stated that he WAS Knocked distance
of about 10 feet.
MIR. Hudson was going in the direction
of Frankford and is said To have been
on the right side of the road. Mr. Tubbs
who lives at Selbyvillc, was evidently on
his way home. The belief is that Mr..
Hudson. seeing q truck being driven by
Iemucl BrImbley of Dagsboro, approach
ing becSme confused and did not hear the
mschine of MIR. Tubbs in back of him,
with the result that he WAS run into and
injured.
According TO reports reaching here,
Mr.. Hudson rs believed to be suffering
from internal injuries and also severe
injuries about the head. DIR. G.. Frank
Jones. of this city, WAS called and rendered
medical attention.
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SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.
Special corrospondoncc 81 every Evenl,

Special Correspondents Of Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan. 81 .-Miss Audrey
layton Of Frankford, who has been
teaching in the FELTON, school, has accepted
position as teacher in the Frankfort
school, filling the vacancy caus-d by the
resignation Of Miss Elizabeth Carey To
accept n position in Washington, ID. G.
Officers Of Ocean View M. f. Sunday
school have been chosen for the year,
as follows: Superintendent, Thomas IL.
Hudson: assistant Isaac Bennett; score
tary, Paul McCabe; assistant secretary,
Irwin Short; treasurer, Miss Irma Rick
ards.
Midland Grange No. u, having recent
" secured quarters in the Odd Fellows
Building, Market street, Georgetown,
will give a -housewarmng" Thursday
night OF next week. An elaborate dinner
will be served
Miss Marian E. Lynch, daughter of
Archie G. Lynch, and Chester +. Blunt
ing, son of Gardner r. Bunting all Of
Selbyville, were married today by Rev.
.. II. Connolly.
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DELAWARE CITY.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delaware City, Jan. 3l.--The regular
weekly meeting of Delaware City Century
Club was held last night. The speaker
WINS Rev Robert Claiborne Pitzor, who
talked on f"The Bible Literature. Mics
Catherine Schunder sang two selections
accompanied by Mrs. William Z. Rey-
bold
The quarantine for five weeks for diph~
liberia in the family Of Cortland Clark
near Clark's Corner, has been lifted
Miss Gladys Connor Of Colts. Md. il
here visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Clark
Mid-year examinations will be held In
the public school next week.
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HUNGER INVITED THEFT.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel, Jan. 3l-A young man who
gave his name as Charley Polansky was
committed IN the county Jail az George
town, yesterday by Magistrate Arthur ;.
HeArn, on the charge OF larceny The
youth, who appeared 10 be about II
wears of age, was arrested IN Delnar by
railroad detectives, while in the act of
breaking into the locker Of one of the rail-
road employees.
Polansky admitted the charge and
SAID that his crime was melted by hunger
He WIS questioned closely by the magis-
trate and Others but he could give no
anoou I Of himself other than that he came
70 this country from Poland and he did
not know when he arrived here, nor how
he got here, nor where he had been since
arriving In America. The only place he
seemed to know anything about was Po-
oomoke City, Md.
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CHECKS WERE NO GOOD.


Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, Jan. 3l.--Iouis Mchr claiming
to I've from Pennsylvania and wanted here
Tor giving three checks TO Louis Gross, n
Junk dealer, which proved To be worthless,
has been brought from Philadelphia on
requisition papers, TO await trial at the
February term Of court.
Mehr's checks. which were drawn on the
Farmers National Bank Of Ephrata. Pa.
were for 81 900, S763 and $500, respective
ly. Gross claims that on another check
he gave Mehr cash. The checks given by
Mehr were for carloads of iron and other
junk, only one OF which, however, Gross
shipped, the checks being returned worth
less before he had an opportunity to
load the other cars.
Mehr, who Is "dapper" young fellow,
claims TO have a wife and eight children
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WEDDING NEAR LAUREL.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel, Jan. 3l.-The marriage has beer
announced of Miss Sallie May Smith
daughter Of Zadoc NJ Smith Of Whites
vile, few miles from here, to William M
1ruitt, well known young farmer living
near town.
The wedding was solemnized at the
home OF Mr.. Truitt, Wednesday afternoon
At 100 O'Clock. The bride was attired
in a handsome blu trayelingsuit. with q
nat TO match
Following the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served after which the bridal
party motored to Laurel and boarded the
3 O'Clock express for Philadelphia and
New York City. They will reside here
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NEWS OF NEWPORT


Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newport, Jan. 3l.--The Ladies' Aid
Society of Newport, NJ +. Church will
hold their monthly business and social
meeting Wednesday evening, February 4,
ut the home OF Mr. and Mrs r. lyman.
Newport Equal Suffrage Club held A
business meeting, Wednesday evening.
at the home Of Miss Ella W. johnson
Price Person met with an accident
Tuesday, while riding his bicycle at Della
ware avenue and Madison streets. VIII
mington, when an automobile suddenly
turned out in front Of him Both his
hands were hurt. and he was taken to
Delaware Hospital, where several stitches
were taken in his thumb
Mrs. Mary Pyle Of Arden, Pa. WINS a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. MacIary,
Yesterday
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REHOBOTH BEACH.
Special Correspondence of Every Evenin,

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Rehoboth Beach, Jan. 3I.-Rehobotl
Is having its share OF winter. Monday and
Tuesday OF this week ice storms pre-.
vailed, making the most gorgeous scenery
IN the woods. II was impossible to walk
safely either on the sidewalks or in the
streets, although there were no accidents
here
Bluebirds were seen this week and
several wild canaries roasted in the trees
Miss Sallie l.. Jean and Miss Griffith of
New York City and Miss Keaveney of
Wilmington are spending few days at the
Riley cottage in The Pines.
A community sing was TO have been
held on Thursday night at the high school
but was postponed uatil next week, owing
To the leaders illness.
Mrs. A. TAFT and sitter left this week
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CHILDREN NEARLY SUFFOCATED.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, Jan. 3l.-The two children of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Leon Holloway-Irma,
5 years of age, and Annie, aged 2-nar-
rowiy escaped death by suffocation,
yesterday afternoon during the few min
utes' absence of the mother, when the
Older of the two set fire TO the home.
MB- Holloway had just stepped over
70 see a neighbor for few minutes and
on her return found the house filled with
smoke, especially the sittinHoom, where
she had left the children. Hurrying into
the room she found the carpet bu rning
and the little girls almost overcome by
smoke.
The mother rushed the children out into
the yard and hrirrying back into the room,
eztIngushed the blaze. During her abb
sence, Irnna had stuck broom into the
stove and when it caught FIRE had then
thrown it upon the floor and In fear jump
ed INTO bed
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GEORGETOWN WEDDING.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan. 3l.-Miss~ X.
Penuel, daughter of William j. Penuel,
residing near here, and William c. God
win of Rocky Point, n. c., were married
at Wesley NJ. +. parsonage, North Race
street, this city, Thursday, by Rev. S. n.
Pilchard. The bride is . school teacher
in the Georgetown public scgools, and
the groom is a well-known lumber dealer
at Rocky Point, being associated with his
father, Eddie w. Goodwin, in business.
Immediately after the ceremony they
took a northbound train for wedding
trip. They will make their home in
Rocky Point.
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LEGION DANCE AND BAZAAR.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

bt"sfat CORRESPONDENCE 81 FNFFy Evrninx
Dover, Jan. 3l.-To provide Walter l..
Fox Post, American Legion, Of this town
with adequate quarters, members of the
local organization and public-spiritcd
citizens have decided To give benefit
dance and bazaar IN the State Arrnory
on the evening of February IL, IincoIn's
birthday. An executive COMMITTEES has
been appointed by the local legion, con-
sisting Of Captain John p. LeFevre. b.
b. Selph, Colonel William ID. Dennev
and Mrs. H. /. Beers, to arrange for the
affair. Special notices have been sent 10
the several posts throughout Kent county.
asking participation.
Dover merchants are taking hold of the
sf1air and contributing for the bazar 10
be held In connection with the bell
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.


Special correspondenoe ~ Every gyenAv~
Elkton, Md Jan ~ Nrs Ivd,. !,
Gonce, wife of John r. Gonce diesf ,rh,,rs
day evening 81 her home ~ Eikf1n no,
several weeks Illness, nged 81 vesra
She was sitter ~ DR. Edward Prassor
and William -. Brstton, editor If fhe
Cecil News.
Cecil Farmers Club has elected tt,e.,
officers. President, John NJ, CujIen
vice-prcsdent, Candy VaIderson. psre.
tay, N. G. Reeder; treasurer. James
Maxwell
Norman q. Pyle and Sarah r.. Rirk
both Of Rising sun, we're the only cnspls
10 take ont a marriage license in Elkt1u
yesterday
Zion Methodist Episcopal Church
after undergoing extensive improvements,
will be reoboned for services tomorrow
morning
Thomas Reynolds Of near Rising Sun
was badly burned when a oan o. CAROLINE
which ne had get on a stove iznited. ~
wss carrying the ran % the yard when his
clothing caught fire. The flames were
extIngiiisbed by his vile.
The young men 81 Rising Sun zays a
program dance, last evening, IN the town
hall which vas largely attended
The guarantofs of the winter ckanfauous
- DO held the last week IN February ~
North East have appointed r. & ReeSIer.
chairman; James RittenbOuse. treasure
Marshall Thompson, secretary
Former States Attorney Joshua Clayfon
has bern confined 20 he home IN E1kton
during the past week. nursing a bToken
rib sustained by falling on The ioe.
AT public sale, yesterday. the Georgf.
Wltworth property, On West High street
ElktOn, was sold b Victor DAVIS, for
81, 100; the double dwelling on Ozags
street - Edward Taylor, for 4,OOO
John Krumline of North East has sold
his l00-acre farm m the fifth distr ict ~
3 Virginia man Tor $4,000.
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few days in North Laurel, guests 81 Mr.

few days in North Laurel, guests ~ Mr.
and Mrs. J. Harold EdIe
Mrs. Mary Bacon IL confined to hai
home on Central avenue, suffering from
Al nttack Of tonsilitia.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hill entertained
friends in honor Ct the birthday anniyer.
sary Of Mr.. Hill, this week The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. William VI. Iicarn.
Misses Mary Hcarn and Edna Ward,
Mrs. Ida Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Barr, and
children. Mrs. Edith 1ruitt, Misses
Helen MIlle, Ruth Galway, and Mar
guerite Kcnney; Walter Mills, Herman
Baker, Eugene Mills.
The members Of Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church have elected Victor q,
Kitchens delegate, and Il. Pierce Ella.
alternate, to the lay conference which
meets in Wilmington in March.
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OLD MANS CLOSE CALL.


Spfs,iaI t7ofFesTtondence OF EVery Evening
Laurel, Jan. 31.-Georpe II. Shiles Of
North Laurel, formerly Of Wilmington.
narrowly escaped death yesterday morn
ing under the wheels of the southboInd
mail train which arrives here about 10 80
lie IL about SO years Of age and being
almost totally deaf did not know that
the train was approaching. The guard
signalled ard called frantically from tho
other side OF the track, but the old gentle
man could not hear him and did not see.
and kept on across the truck with his
head bent down, oblivious TO everything
about him
He had scarcely stepped across the
rail when the locomotive Numbered by.
almost grazing his coat.
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FRIENDSHIP LODGE INsrALLs.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Stanton, Jan. 81 At meeting of
Friendship Lodge, No. 4, Shepherds of
Bethlehem, Tuesday evening in Stanton
Hall, officers for the ensuing year were
installed. by Supreme Deputy. Mrs Anna
Morris Of Wilmington as follows:
Commander, Mrs Jesse Howett: vice-
commander. Bertha Davis; chaplain,
lamar Hamilton treasurer, Charles =.
Dickey; accountant and scribe, Mrs Mary
Il. Dickey: marshall, Janey Galloway:
past commander. Charles Diamond: inside
guard, Irwin Norris: outside guard Will
liam Galloway: mistress Of ceremonies,
Miss Naomi Dennis
Refreshments of sandwiches and cosfee
were served About fifty members were
present,
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REPUBLICAN CLUB.

SPECIAL Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan. REORGANIZATION
of young mems Republican club has
been effected At Selbyville by Ex-Receiver
ri Taxes Volley NJ. Murray. who now
holds a position on the State accident
board
The seventh representative district OF
Sussex county, in which Selbyville Is
situated, is one of the Republican strong
holds 1t is the home district OF Governor
John c.. Townsend. .lr.
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SALES OF RED CROSS SEALS.
Special Correspondence 3, yv.,v rve,,,.

special correspundcnee OF Every Evening
Laurel, Jan. 81 Mrs. Gayl A. Hitch.
chairman for this town during the recent
Red Cross drive for the sale Of Christmas
Seals and health bonds in the campaign
against tuberculosis, has announced that
The local sales amounted 10 x346. ~.
This result IL quite gratifying to the
chairman and her committee and in
thanking their many friends for their
assistance, Mrs. Hitch especially com
mends the Lambda Delta Sorority. which
had charge Of the local postoTico where
they did such excellent work
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GOES TO PITTsBuRG.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Jan. 3i-Rev. W. Spencer
Skinner, who has been pastor of the First
Baptist Church Of this town for the past
two years, has accepted call TO become
pastor of Baptist church in Pittsb,irg.
Pa, and will take up his new work to
morrow.
Rev. Mr.. Skinner will assist with tho
other denominations in Pittstrurg in a
series Of evangeltstie meetings 10 Ike held
m a large tabernacle being erected for
that purpose In that city.
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CHILD WELFARE DISCUSSED.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Seaford, Jan. 3l.-The subject of
Child Welfare was most interestingly
discussed, this week, at the Acorn Club.
Miss Mare Lockwood of Middletown
supervisor Of child welfare nurses of the
State. gave a most interesting talk on her
work. Miss Thompson, child welfare
nurse for Sussex county, told of her work
in Seaford. She visits the town every
Monday and Will be glad to render
assistance in the interest of the children,
wherever needed.
4 piano solo by Miss Margaret Coul-
bourn WAS pleasingly rendered A read
ing. ISIS Mirandy on Race Suicide
by Ms. Madison Willin, proved laugh
provoking feature and closed. most
instructive program.
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BOY HAD REVOLVER.

Special Correspondence of Ebery Evening
Dover, Jan. 3l.-Alden +. Carton
boy yet in his teens, /" was arraiened
before Magistrate T. +. Wood, Yesterday
charged with CARRYING a revolver and WAS
held in $500 bail for the Court of General
Sessions
Information was gwen the State an
thorltles that Carton not only had a re-
voiver but had purchased one on two oc-
casions, and the parties selling the weanop
may have TO answer charge before tbe
court for selling firearms to a minor
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BROTHERHOOD OFFICERS

special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Middletown, Jan. 51-I'he Brother
hood Of Bethesda VI T. Church has
elected these officers:
President, Samuel j Brockson: vice
presidents, William B. Hates, V p. North
rup, William T. Pearce. Sr., james
FARRELL, Jr.; secretary, Clarence z. Weber:
treasurer, Frank A. Lewis; chaplain,
George Z. Wilson
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NEWS OF FREDERICK.


Frederick, Jan. 31.-The Frederica
basketball team Is getting ready for "a big
game here Friday evening. February 8.
WIN the seaford teams. The Frederica
teaIn has never been defeated NJ home
Professor R. W. Helm of Delaware Col
ieges director Of agriculture Of the state
visited the agricultural department OF
Frederick high school few DAYS ago. and
highly commended the progress beng
Inade IN that department
Local stockholders Of the Frederick and
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OLD CHESTER HOTEL TO CLOSE.

Chester, Pa, Jan. 3i.-Tbe Washing
ton House, named in honor Of the first
President, because he was a guest there
at one time, and which hes been licensed
place since I747, will close its bar to-
night and 20 out Of business. II is
understood that changes will be made
To convert the place into restaurant.
With The improvements contemplated
there will be little left Of the old build
ing where General Washington wrote
nus report Of the battle Of Brandywine
and received the news Of his election az
President
Yn1 try an EyarY E.ynninr want adu
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no GIVE MINSTREL SHOW.


Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan. 5l.-Prcparations
are beins made by members of the George
town Comet Band TO give minstrel show
on Thursday night, February 70. The
proceeds will be for the benefit of the
band, and will likely be applied for the
purchase of suits and other equipment.
The band WAS organized less than q
year ago and is considered one of the best
IN Delaware south of Wilmington. IL
was formed on the stock company basis
and several of the prominent business
men have shares. As rapidly As members
drop out or move away Others take their
places and thereby keep the organization
intact
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A SIXTY-FOOT ROAD.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evonlnl

FV.I1F ~ to FVtEVIFtIVE " IVY EEFVHFItE
Georgetown, Jan. 3l-Decision was
reached Thursday afternoon by the five
commissioners-Willi b. Truitt. Bridge
vile; Charles | Joseph. Holyville: Pro
thonotary Elmer L. Riggin. Laurel: b.
Frank Gray, Milton; James III. McGlothen
Georgetown-to make the width OF the
improved road to be built from George
town 10 Harbeson, 60 feet
In the event that the State Highway
Commission decides on the Milford
Milton-Harbeson route for the State
Highway, continuing it on into Five
Points, there would be 90 foot road
from Georgetown to Lewes
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Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan. 3I.-Because Of the
miserable condition of the Sussex county
roads for the past ten days, due TO the
sleet, farmers have been unable To haul
wood to the residents in the towns and Us
consequence many families have been al
most entirely out OF fuel A. shortage of
coal in many sections has also added to
their troubles.
Weather conditions for The past two
days. however, have greatly relieved the
situation and the farmers once more are
able 20 get to the markets although they
are encountering trouble on account Of
the roads being covered in many places
with mud and water.
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MEMORIAL TO SOLDIERS.


Special Correspondents Of Every Evening
Middletown. Jan 31.-A committee
hiss been named by the American Legion
to secure money to erect a permanent
memorial in honor OF the Middletown men
who died while in the service.
The committee Is composed of Miss
Helen Brady, Miss Louise Beaston, Mrs
Howard A. Pool, Mrs Daniel W. Stevens
Frederick Brady, Walter 5. Letherbury.
Alfred ". Porter, DR.. Richard r. SPAIN
DR.. LOUIS fyevinson.
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to visit their father at Port Deposit, Md
MIR. and Mn. Charles s. Horn enter
TIMED ut cards Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Salin ore visiting
at Ridley Park, Pn.
Charles s. Horn Is making extensive
improvements to his store
Mrs. Linwood Raymond entertained, on
Wednesday, night at a small dinner.
Earl Schmcrics WAS brought home,
Monday, from Baltimore hospital,
where he has been under treatment.
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WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING.
Special Correspondence of Every Evsnjns

Special Correspondents of Every Evening
Newport, Jan. 3f-The Wonan's
Club met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. c. r. GRAY. Following the
business meeting, the following grange
members gave readings: Mrs. Harrv
Person. 'The Federation of Woman :
Clubs: Mrs. Springer, "Milady's Heel
and The first American auto was built
bv a Philadelphisn, Miss Katharine
Price
The next meeting will be Wednasd av
Afternoon, February q. at the home Of
Mrs Gallaher.
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PERSISTENT THIEVES.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, jan 3i.-EfTecting an
entrance TO an clubhouse at the home of
Cooper Davidson, Broadkiln district.
thieves carried away quantity of fish
that had been saIted for winter use.
Returning little later, they carried
away the barrel and contents.
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TO START BUILDING BOOM.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan. 3i.-Because of the
shortage OF houses at Greenwood, move
Is on foot by capitalists OF the town to
start the erection of several this spring
At present there sre several families who
desire TO move 10 the town but are I'M
able to do SO because of insufficient hous-
ing quarters.
Greenwood is one Of the most thriving
OF the little towns IN the western section
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel, Jan. 3l.-Ivan Henry. IA
year-nld son Of II. Crearner Henry, re-
ceived bad cut over the left eve by
falling on the icy pavement. Yesterday
Miss Grace Halson and her fiance,
II IL Haughley, have been spendi no a
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CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, jan. 81 Charged with forging
the name of his father. Ernest Cfaip. 10
check for $3.50 which was offered a
Dover merchant, Clarence Craig. colored.
= being held in jail here, in default 81 500
bal for tho February term Of the Court Of
General Sessions,