Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
NEW ORDERS MAY
Be PROMULGATE
Fnt,re Area Likely TO be Required
to Comply Fully With the
Order
LEWES OBJECTS TO
INTER RIFE RENEE
Deputy Attorney General Layton
Inquuing Into Georgetown
Disorder
>rc~,al n,,ra,sb 10 Fvcr, t,cr,r

>t.s~-tal ptsratch - Every t,cnin-
Down. tAN ~
spec1sl meeting # the state 3osrd ot
Health was held her, today to take action
~ he Georgetown epis0de Many ~
the citl,on> of that town having refused
a. cnmpiv with tho order 81 III, 'nard
~ H. vacclu,ici j., December =, The
board assembled TO-DAY - tahc such
steps a. mlcht hc necessary 81 require
compliance with The o,icr lhc opro-l-
tlon came "a cilniaN in t'cofgc'nwn ~
Tuseday night When Chester u Neii~.
Tlc.lfl commissioner. n the employ 81
The state lparj WIS Compelled t' ifaNe
thc town under thrcats III ,i1rnc,
Tlr Stat, Bturi Hralta convened
rs tho state llou-. IF ~ 81. NTH ir'Sl-
dent orr ,t cv,-. Secretary AnWch q
Wyoming aul ~ lllnes ~ Ncaiort
md Rt,hr and pltlhr- ei Wilmington,
Ia attendance ittornry-trcucral ROM
harit Mas ais here Is ad,i- hr board
Governor Townsend II ll- office ln the
state Hou,e
IN Az prnbabil', thc haarl "l
,lls ,utlpe GeorccteVr ilnrl ~urt tlmo
Is ~ ordCr has been tamptlod with that
IS until the mlyrr or ie,a h,altn officer
ccrtliv to The stat, board 'aa' ~ u the
residents 81 the town haSc t.,n NaC-
,1uatcd
The plan contemplatre I'D order pro-
mhIting trans stopping thefc ~ anv form
" communication between tho tN"n and
tho outside world also requiring tha
citlzous IL remain within the t."n IluHis.
and prohibiting the Shipment 81 irelght
IN OF ou; oi the town.
II was stated here tod AZ that Health
commissioner Wells had caused 81 he ~
sued warrants for the following residents
ol Georgetown charVlng thom With iail1rr
IA complv with the order requiring yar-
clnation y, nccenhcr - Frank foppr1
q r Wihn. " ; Ias,, I'D, ! Wilson.
Narrru lo.Cph FloNd irhu9on, Icon :.
Warrington. Hattie Warrington William
Marker and O~ctr hmc. All merchants,
and Iasiai NJ ~amuou> au artisan
Warrants have bccu l>>u"i against ].
|. Layton ana II J. I.ayfon charc'ng them
With refusing I" gisc n'nTmattan
Al al the above Warrants ..rc he re-
suit i moair, au Nj NetI~ par .. mer-
chants 81 tbc town. ~ ting :hrH stores
and asking them whether they had been
NaccIuated
Nr Ncl.- ~.i tolay hat 'hrcc hours
lc.orc i, Vs~ 0il1eu W.t II Georgetown
h talked with ~uap IS th, town authou-
ia. one 81 whom told hlm be would en-
10Y nroSceu{ ng him Wells ON some charge
IL, SAID efforts were made - gct hm not
L. prefer charges against SoInc q tho prom
inent citizens.
YESTERDAY afternoon Mr. Wells had
ING talk with Governor Townsend and
aNpl mod the entire matter ta hlm.
b 're ltcr. 1T ono tme. Mr. " Ncils
savs. S'N eases oi smallpox IN Georgetown.
but most oi The patients nave reyovorcd.
DIrITY AT-roKNFY-GF.Nl.R.t itlToN IN
VE>TiGtTINo-
GFoRGrTow~. J4S -
" hilc nothing has occurred incidental
- the protest against the state Board
81 licalti vaccInanon order SINCE Health
Commissioners II E Wells vas forced
on tuesday night 10 leave town after
le had come here 10 enforce the order.
Deputy Attorney Genera! Danle I Law
ton II l. bu~N oJ an investigation To
ascertain v ho va~ responsible 10Y Tues
day mght's episode lis purpose. i is
heleved i 10 take >nch action rs may be
necessary when hc teafuS wr was re-
-r,onsIble fof the action arasusf Wells
Whist he viii DO III he matter vhen ne
gets this inforinatioIl he ralid not SAY
io,sy
Il am examining witnesses ~ told
representative Of Every ltcEt3y fodav
and until learn the facts J ean make no
further statement - ~ tfe possible
result. What am dong however. has
nothing to do with the vaccination order
it has to do solely With the peace and good (
order Of the town
Continued on pags