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PARTY AT MIDDLETOwN.

Middletown. Oct. 1l.--Mr. and Mrs.
John PIser gave delightful after
noon rarity at their home. near here
on Saturday. in honor Ct the birthdays
Of their two small sons. Jack and jim.
Saturday being Jacks birthday ana
Inns being two days later. Their
guests were Betty Pool. Mary Shall
cross. Anne Bragdon. Margaret Ty-
leg. Pauline Dreka. Bertha Dreka
Lucy Green, Alice Smith. Madeline
Smith. Adelaide Green. Warren and
Reed Combs. Fred and Billy Shall
cross. Malcolm Cochran. Elmer Nc
Coy. Richard Green. Everett Walls
Scwell Riggs.
DIR. and Mrs. Warren $. i. Combs
entertained On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
David NJ. Donovan; Mr.. and Mrs
u. Henry Reed: and Ms. l.. +. Whit
ney Of E!lenda;e.
Whcn his motorcycle skidded while
driving along the State Road near
Galena. Md, Raymond Echoltz. IF
the state police, was thrown ana
badly cut on the head and face.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NJ. Moore en-
tertained number OF guests In hon
or e the birthday anniversary OF
John Butler Of Odessa. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs John Butler
Sr. Of Odessa: Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Butler and family Mr.. and Mrs. John
Butler. Jr and family Of near sum
NIT Bridge; Edmund Phillips of Black
bird and Miss isabelle Grassland OF
Nj. Pleasant
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LAUREL NEWS.

laurel. Oct. 1.-THE Christian En-
dcavor Society OF Christ Methodist
Protestant Church Will hold n Hal
lowc'cn social Monday night, October
so.
In order To meet the dencit and aid
IN raising money To finance the base
hall club here next season. the man
agcmen. have decided 10 have n con
test for n Ford car.
y. John Hcarn. proprietor OF the
Greenwood farm. two miles west Of
here. has on exhibit here n basket Of
tho largcs, swce, potatoes seen this
season. taking only twelve of the
tuhers 10 f,li a fvc-cighth basket
At special meeting of the local
tent of the Maccahees. Monday night,
the resignation OF Watson W. Moore
was accepted and Col. G. W. Kenney
WAS chosen to succeed him as record
keeper. William II. Gordy was elected
90 succeed Col Kcnney as commander
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CUESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Chestertown. Md, Oct. IL.
4 dahlia sh W will he held In Ches-
tertown next Saturday 10y Edgar y.
Davis. He has a. different varieties,
some OF which will measure six inches
acrcss. Others who are showing hand
some flowers are Mrs. \. L. Sterling
and Mrs George T.. Charles.
Rev. DIR. James II. Straughn. pre@i-
dent OF the Maryland Conference. was
In consultation NJ nday evening with
the pastor and officials Of Christ NJ.
L. Church arranging for campaign
10 raise 100000 additional 10 the
conference superanuated fund. The
quota Of the local church is 5000, Z
be raised in two years. a committee
was appointed to arrange for raising
the money.
The circuit court for Kent county
will convene here on Monday.
$. Scott Beck. Harrison w. Vickers
and Charles l.. Dodd have been elected
representatives from Kent county on
the special committee appointed TO
assis, in the campaign for the election
of William Cable Bruce to the United
States Senate and I. Alan Goldsbor-
ough 10 Congress.
The remains of Mrs. lillian Hynson
Carpenter. who died Mt her home In
New York last week. were brought
to the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
F. Thompson here Sunday. Funeral
services were conducted ny Rev.
Charles Atwater. rector of Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal Church, of
which the deceased was a member
during her residence In Chestertown
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VISITING TEACHERS
REDUCING TRUANCY
Miss Thomas, in Report to the
State School Board. Tells Of
Work in Kent County.
Special Correspondence Every Evening.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. Oct, 1f.-How tho Visiting
Teachers of Kent county have cut
down truancy. Interested parents n
their chlldren's education. made les
sons attractive TO the students and
brought about a big economic saving
20 he State Treasury through in
creased attendance Is described by
Miss LEILA a. Thomas, the Visiting
Teacher Tor the county IN her annual
report 4 T;ork. to the State Board OF
Education. incidentally. the work MISS
Thomas Is accomplishing. Is being
done by the visiting teachers Of the
other counties In the State. these visit
teachers being made possible through
the foresight of the Delaware School
Auxiliary Association.
That the plan Is succeeding
Is proven\ in figures from Miss
Thomas report. School attend
ance in Kent, was Increased during
the year 1920. just 22.2 per cent. In
1921 this was increased by 6l per
cent and the present year 81 per cent
or total of 81 per cent in three
years.
To bring about this accomplishment
| IL was necessary 20 interest the stu
| dents. Teams We're formed with cap
| tains selected each week. These cap
| tains chose their workers. and a per-
| sonal touch was thus given the con-
| test. These child-truant officials Sc
verely criticized their chums IL they
remained away from school without
| the parents consent or a Legitimate
reason. To still further increase IN,
| interest, one week was selected a.
| perfect attendance week.
! Badges, starting with a color were
| given as incentives, a different color
being added for each day the student
attended. so that perfect attendanc,
students had a badge OF five colors a
kthe end Of the week. Then TO inter
est the parents, there was Il specia
week for the parents TO visit tn
schools, and the results were wonder
full. There We're 270 visits from faith
ers. 719 from mothers. and a total o
704 families We're represented.
Miss Thomas shows that the aver
age cost of instruction per pupil pc
grade is $50. Ordinarily a student at
tending the school course passes
grade each year, so that at the EN-
of eight years or the elementar.
course the boy or girl has cost tn
State $3.50. When the student onl.
attends part of the time II takes wv,
years sometimes three years 10 pas
a grade, so that the cost TO the Stat
instead Of being $3.50 is more Otter
5000.
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NEW OF LEwHS.

Lewes Oct. 1.-THE ladies ~ the
NJ f. Church held a bake on Satur-
dav which was we'll patronized
Saturday was a banner day nj the
rummage sale.
Mrs. W. r. Tunnel was IN town
Saturday and Sunday. She and Cap
tain Tunnel have rented n house on
me New England coast and she came
homo 70 get some household furnish
'nes. a. they have decided to 60 10
housekeeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard NJ Long and
daughter Louise V. Of Philadelphia
motored 70 1ewes on saturday. where
they were guests Of Mrs Lena Tam
many until Tuesday.
r. Paul Tunnel Of Evanston, H..
and his father. Captain Scarborough
Tunnel Of Philadelphia were Iewes
visitors for the week end.
Pilot Thomas e. Carpenter IL visit
Ing his daughter. Mrs. Reese White AT
Nilshoro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese white Of Mills
eoro were visitors on Sunday.
Miss Ruth Hicks Of Philadelphia Is
the guest OF her aunt. Mrs Ruth Muir
ray.
Mrs. Charlotte Hickman who has
been NJ Iewes Beach for two weeks
vent 10 Rehoboih on Monday 10 visit
Mrs. n. r. RiRgin.
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FORT DU PONT NEWS.

Delaware CITY. Oct. 1l-Warran nj
officer and Mrs. William Staples and
their year old son, William Jr.. ar
rived here by auto from Camp Dix.
y. j.. where Warrant officer STAPLES
is stationed. Mrs. Staples and son
are guests at the home of Sergea nj
and Mrs. Harry Dalton. Mt Delaware
city. Mr., Staples having returned 20
Camp Dix. y. j.
Master Sergeant Robert Burke has
been relieved from assignment, 10
Headquarters and Service Company
and was attached 70 that company
for duty
STAFF Sergeant William Schuoechner
mas been relieved from assignment to
headquarters and Service Company
and was attached to that company for
temporary duty. and upon completion
# his present duties he Will take sta
ton at Fort Mott, y. J.. for duty with
Company "B"
STAFF Sergeant Harley c.. Parrot,
has been relieved from assignment &c
Headquarters and Service Compan,
and was attached 10 Company n "
Fort Mott, y. J.. where he {. now on
duty.
Sergeant Alo.se Volz has been re.
iieved from essigsmen, 10 COMPANY
G, and was attached to that com.
pany for temporary duty pending or.
ders for his transfer TO the PhilippIn,
Department.
First Sergeant George F.. H,ider.
ried has been relieved from seeign.
ment to the First Engineer Traininr
Company. Camp Devons, Macs. an,
assigned to this post for duty Wit,
the First Engineers.
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PLAN TO ABOLISH
STATE COMMISSIONS
Movement. to. Substitute De-
partment Of Public Health
and Welfare.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. oct. 1t-A movement to
abolish various state commissions and
substitute n Department Of Public
Health and Welfare was Inaugural ted
at a meeting held yesterday at the
office of !. Hall Anderson. secretary
OF tho state Board Of Charities. The
following commissions were repre-
scented: Child Welfare. Mothers
Pension. S. /. c. C.. Children's Bu-
reau. Delaware Children's Home and
Juvenile Court Association. After the
project haf been q nsidered NJ length
the following motion was adopted:
That this meeting recommend to
the Governor. the abolshing of the
Child Welfare mmieSion. the
Mothers Pension Commission, the
State Board of Health. the Tuberculo-
sls Commission. the commission con-
trolling the Ferris Industrial School
Industrial schools fer both the white
and colored girls, Oelaware State
Hospital at Farnhurst and the Della
ware Colony at Stockley. and creating
In lieu thereof a new state department
Public Health and Welfare and TO be
managed by a board OF commissioners
70 be appointed either by the Cover
nor or created by act OF Legislature
with full power TO employ all neces
sary trained and other assistants e
carry out the work now done by al
the said institutions and commissions. :
As some Of the organizations mention.
ed in the above motion were not rep
resented at yesterdays meeting II
was decided 10 hold a further confer
ence in the near future and ask repre-
| sentatives from the following Stat.
Institutions to he present-Stat,
Board of Health, tuberculosis Com
mission. Trustees of the State Hos
pital at Farnhurst. feeble minded in
| stitution at Stockley. Ferris industrial
School, Industrial School for Whit,
Girls, Industrial School for Colore,
! Girls. Those present yesterday were
| Mrs. Charles Warner, DR.. w. j
| French. Miss Cora Tschudy. Mrs. Ir
l.ayfield Long. Miss Frances Grigge
Miss Marie T. Lockwood, Mrs. Flor
| ence Bayard Hilles, James II. Hughes
Rev. w. X. Lord, Miss Merle McAIa
hon, J. Paul Green. Mrs. Ella c. Elm
cry, Mrs. Frank NJ. Jones and Jane
| Hall Anderson
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of Philadelphia. Mr.. carp bas also
signed to play with the Woodb~rry
football team Of the South Jersey
League and in tho opening game last
Saturday scored the only points which
won the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. James HaskIll OF Va,
In spending several DAYS as the guest
of Mrs. Anna Barr OF East Fourth
street
Misses Margaret and Catherine DUFF
~ are spending several days ss the
guest Of their aunt, Miss Anna Gorn-
ley, or Washington, -. &.
Walter o. and Robert Beamer, IL
Roanoke. Va. spent yesterday as tho
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Smith,
of West Fifth street.
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Baseball Association plans were
formed for n street carnival In the
near future.
A delightful bridge luncheon was
given yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. r. w. Records by Mrs. Rec
ords and Mrs. William III. Cook. Those
present were: Mesdames l.. Ray OF
well, william ]. Quillin. Edgar Quill
lin, II. r. Quillin. Laura James. s. ].
Thompson, A. s. Williams. II. ID. Will
liams. Paul Kcnney. Paul Barnette. A.
Paul Robinson, II. l.. Bennett, Walter
G. Smith, William ]. Torbert. Jr., l..
Il. Riggin. G. r.. Davis, John w. King.
II. *. Fooks, w. +. Deputy, Harold
Eide. A. f.. Tanner, w. 7. Jones and
Ray Farlowe.
Greensbury Truitt. aged 75, died at
nj. home here Saturday night. Abo,
ten years ago he suffered stroke OF
paralysis
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NEWS OF 'DELMAR

beimar. Oct. 1l.--Miss Mildred Pu-
sey and J. Frank Truitt were married
at the home OF the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Pusey. at 2
O'Clock yesterday by Rev. J. w. Jones.
Miss Pearl Wingate and Francis Hast
ings were the attendants. The we'd
ding march was played by Mrs. J. r.
Tomlnson.
r. G. Elliott was called 10 Middle
town. y. Y, a few days ago to see
his son. Herman. who had been seri-
ously injured. He found him at the
state Hospital in a serious condition.
having been shot through the head by
80 calibre ball from revolver.
Mr.. Elliott remembered being in
Monticello. y. y, but was unable TO
give any account of the affair. when
or how IL occurred. He il improving
and hopes are entertained for his re-
Covery
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NEWS OF THE DAY
IN LOWER DELAWARE
Kent Levy Court Pays All Bills
and Has SIS, 900 for Rest
OF the Year.

Prom Every Evsaang's Correspondents.
Dover. Oct. lf.--At yesterdays SEES
sion Of the Levy Court the town OF
Woodside was allowed $50 on its 1921
appropriation for street Improvement.
An order WIS passed transferring SlO,-
600 from the general fund to the sink
Ing fund. An order OF $3.420 WAS
passed 10 pay for coupons on county
bonds now due. The county engineer
Was instructed to appoint one person
To act In conjunction with Clarence
Noshcll. the two to appoint third to
inspect the road over Beaver Dam.
with view to improving the same.
The clerk of the peace was ordered
To refund To the Farmers Bank So
900. being the last payment on the last
loan made by the bank 20 the county
With all bills paid. there remains
In the Kent county treasury approx
matcly 1000 for general purposes
Tho county treasurer reports having
collected on this years duplicate. he
ginning with July sl29 900. In addit ion
To approximately $4,000 for schoo!
purposes. making n total Of si72,000
collected since July for county and
school taxes. There still remains a
balance yet " be collected.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elkton. Nd Oct. 1.-THE fall meet :
ing OF tho Cecil County Medical So
ciety will be held tomorrow morning
at Union Hospital, Elkton.
Merrill Brown, aged Q years. In nj
Havrc De Grace Hospital. suffering
from compound fracture OF the right
arm. The boy claimed he was walk
ing along the railroad track when
hit by something fromtthe train, frac-
turing his arm.
The Kings Daughters OF the Fifth
District were entertained Tuesday nj
the home Of Mrs. Carrie Cameron, nj
North East.
Miss Viola Hahn. Red Cross nurse
for Cecil county, Is attending the
American Red Cross annual meeting
In Washington.
The Colora School Improvement As
ISOLATION will open It's season this
evening with community sing CON
Quoted by Miss Dean Shull of Yves,
Nottingham Academy faculty.
The funeral OF Chalkley Phillips
former proprietor OF the FELTON, and
| Falls Hotels, in Elkton, was held thi,
afternoon from Kembleville NJ. r.
Church.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage OF Miss Francinia NJ. Kirk OF
Rising Sun and II. II. Townsend q
Oxford. Pa. The couple were mar
| ried at Doylestown. Pa. October s.
The Susquehanna Co. cleared $500
at their carnival last week in Havro
| De Grace.
Health officers are hard ut worl
in different sections OF the country try
ing to check scarlet fever and dlph
iberia.
The school board does not favoi
| closing the schools. as It Il believed
| the trouble will <oon be checked.
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HARRINGTON NEWS.

Harrington. Oct. 1l.-Mr and Mrs
r.. s. Richards rendered birthday
party 20 their daughter Alice. In honor
81 her 18th birthday. last Wednesday
evening. Mt their home here. The even
Ing WAS spent In playing games. with
music and dancing. NJ the conclusion
~ which tho guests were invited 10
the dining room. whore Ice cream.
cake. candy and saltcd nuts were
served. Tho following guests were
present: Thomas Vandenburg and
Jefferson Gray ~ Bridgcv'lle. Misses
Agatha Hughes. Thclma Wix. Dorothy
Tharp. Ada Adams. Ann Smith and
Ada Richards: Messrs. Lawrence
Harrnstead. Milton Steinmetz. Franl,
Tharp. Calvin Simpson. wilbert Rich
nrds and lacy Jsmison.
Miss Agatha Hughes Of Hollands
willie entertained at dinner Sunday the
following guests: Convey Chilcutt
Chestertown. Nd: Preston Ward
Dover. Mrs. Agatha Harrington
Misses Lillian Harmstesd and Alice
Richards. Messrs. Frank Thar
SmithcrS Harrington and Luther Hat
field.
Harvest Home and rally dav ser
vices were hold In the NJ. +. Church
las. Sunday. The church was beauti.
fully decorated with farm products
Rev. G. A. Morris preached a very 81.
fcctive sermon in tho morning. In tho
evening special music was rendered
hy tho choir and there were sreeche.
nv the little folks. The church wa.
nlled nearly 10 capacity. Reginnins
Monday evening extra services viii
he held nj the church each might fol
II lcast ten days.
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CITY IS
GIVEN A FIRE SCARE
Soldiers From Fort du Pon'
Save Home Of Mrs.
William Beck.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City. Oct. IL Delaware
City wac given flre-sc about
o'clock last night and the Are bell was
sounded for the first time IN several
years A three burner coaloil stove
| In the home of Mrs. William Beck on
Clinton street begun to blaze at the
burner and quickly spread to the oil
storage tank. The flames prevented
Mrs Beek from approaching the stove
to- shut off the flow hut her cries for
help were answered by two members
Of the First Engineers who were pass
ing the house and they entered the
room and. picking the stove up threw
! IL into the yard before II Ind exploded.
The alarm was given from the FIRE
engine house and the chemical engine
quickly responded Under the ma
| nipulation Of several former members
Of the old volunteer fire company. the
blaze was quickly extinguiehed by the
chemical The house wps not dam
aged by the fire.
Captain Roland r. Quillen OF Laurel
the Democratic nominee for state
Treasurer, was n visitor here yester-
day with his brother-ln- law, John w.
Spioer and family.
| Clark Gardner. local high school
football player who had his collar
bone broken In practice about 10 days
ago was out yesterday for the first
time since the accident.
The desire OF the local Century
Club for an encyclopedia in their club
library was granted. At the meeting
of the Executive Board of the club
Monday. It was recommended to the
| library committee that an encyclo-
pedia be purcha sed. Yesterday, Mrs
Thomas ]. Whiteman, the club presi-
dent. was notified by William b
Jester that he had set of Encyclo-
pedia Britannica in twenty volumes
which Colonel Charles III. Hunter. 2
| former commanding officer OF For
du Pont, had given him at the tim,
Colonel Hunter was transferred from
this post and that the club was wei
come 10 them.
A large number OF the books nov
in the century club library were ais,
gifts from Colonel and Mrs. Hunter
when they left here a few years ago
At that time the New Century Clul
had not been organized and the book.
We're given by Colonel and Mrs. Hunte
10 William b. Jester. who Informed
Colonel Hunter that IL would be
good thing 10 let the town have us
of them. Town Council appropriate,
sum sufficient to build the book
case and the library was started &
Mr.. TESTERS drug store. Later. whe
the Century Club was formed tn
library was transferred there an
since that time the library committe
of the club has been adding new book
every month from their funds.
The library has now grown so this
1t is used by practically every HON
in town.
The regular prayermeetings will L
resumed in the Presbyterian Churc
beginning Thursday night. Re,
Robert +. Pitzer will have. charge ,
the meeting which begins at 7.3O an
his topic will be-"What India Ca
Teach U.s."
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CARL VINCENT SERIOUSLY HURT

aged so years, managing owner of
the Concord Canning Co. of Concord,
was seriously injured yesterday. He
was riding on the chassis OF his motor
truck. when he fell. His clothing was
caught in the gears. Before George
Collins. who was driving, could stop,
Vincent sustained n compound frac-
ture of the upper arm. dislocated SHOUT
der. badly injured back and numerous
cuts and bruises. He was brought to
a physician here and later removed TO
Cambridge, Md, hospital.
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J. Filieau. Company A, Fort Mott. n.
j., has been honorably discharged from
til, army after 3 years service. lie will
make his home.at Troy, n. Y.
Private LIST Class Specialist 9Th
Class George f. Murphy. Company
"a, nth Field Artillery, Fort Bragg,
North Carolina. has been transferred
In the grade OF Private LIST Class, 10
the Band section OF Headquarters and
Service Company, First Engineers.
First Sergeant Walter s. Stevenson
Company r.. Fort Mott, hns return
ed from days furlough which he
spent with friends at Washington
ID. G.,
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ST. GEORGES CHILDREN
PERFECT IN ATTENDANCE
Rewards for All Those Who Did
Not Miss a Session Dur
ing September.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
st. Georges, oct. 11--Perfect attend
anCe buttons for the month Of Sep
TENDER were awarded to the following
pupils i'm the local school. Professor
Saxild's room Evelyn Mccoy. Mary
Camac, Florence Carrqw. ELIZABETH
Snedekcr, Martha Rash. Margaret
Bright. William Lester. Warren Van
Iieckie. Howard Deputy. and Harold
Batten.
Miss Shorts room-George Snede-
ker. James Roberts. Cooper Gravatt.
Edward WILSON, Charles Camnc,
James Sutton. Harry Batten. Charles
Stats. LetItia Wilson, Virginia Car
row. Thelma Reynolds. Gertrude
Bright. Kathryn Rhoades. Margaret
Walker. Iva Morrison. Margaret Nor
rison. Ruth Van Hekle, Mary Evans
and Grace Carrow
Miss Wright's room-Wllson Nor.
rison. Thomas Snedeker, Daniel
Camac. Pauline Gibbons, Maybells
Reynolds. Leah Hughes. Martha Rcy-
nolds. Jean Bright, and Carma scott.
Good attendance; Prof. Saxild''
room Joseph Gam. Joseph Camac
Virfsou Moore. Arthur Wilson. Iilll'
Reynolds, Virginia sutton. kathryn
! Van ITekle. Thelma Lester. Emma
| Wilson, Gwendolyn Gam.
Mias shorts room Robert Gibbons
! Claude Sutton. Pearl Moore, Berth
Moore. Emma Scott.
Miss Wrirhts room--Harnesol
! Reynolds.
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CANCER |NCURABLE
BY RAD|UM AND x-RAY
State Physicians Are Told Ef.
fective Treatment Must Be-
gin at Inception.
Special Correspondence Every Evening.


Dover, Oct. 1f.--That cancer can
only be cured when treatment Is taxi
eli at its inception was the declara-
ton of DR.. 7. J. MacCollum. of Wyom-
ing. who read paper on the sub
ject at the closing session ~ the 1880
annual convention OF the Medical So
ciety of Delaware yesterday. DR.. Mac
Collum described cancer in detail. and
stated that II had been found that
neither x-ray nor radium can cure
the disease when II has once begun
its ravages, but that Il can he cured
by proper treatment II taken I'm hand
In the beginning.
Addresses were made by Or. George
II. de Schweintiz, of the University
of Pennsylvania on "Specialsm and
Cooperation" by DIR. J. A. Kolmer
of Philadelphia. on THE Wassermar
Reaction" by DR.. r. u. Spahr. oi
Mlddletown, on Infant Feeding;
and by DIR. r. II. Mayerberg, of VII.
mington, on Unusual Eye Condl
lions" DR.. ID. !. Mccarthy. profess
sor Of Medical Jurisprudence of tn,
University of Pennsylvania. read
paper on THE Organic Basis e tn,
Psychoses" Brief addresses were also
made by DIR. J. w. Bastian, of VIII
mington, and by DIR. DIN West. OF thu
national society.
DIR, Dorsey w. Bewls, OF Middlctown
wac unanimously elected president o
the society, 10 succeed DR.. j. w
James, of Dover About sixty phys
clans attended the closing eession
which wae held In the Senate Chambe
of the State Houee. and ended abou
1870 y. m. The meeting was feature,
Ivy n banquet