ï~~ S A 0 E S. Kes 2eu lil -It It C(i y. NFUCAS By a7 I7 DEATHS OCCUR,.AMONG-CMPSODIR&Bo&;. - - ------- - CO-OPERATION OF DOCTORS ASKED BY THEMAYOR City OfficiaJÂ~: $ek Datal About Epidemic Among Civilians. APPEARS IN EVERY SECTION Calls for Reports Decided Upon After State Depart ment Asks for Infor-, ormation. F OLLOWING a conforence yesterday afternoon between Health Officer Dr. D. M. Totman tnd Mayor Stone, and another between the health officer and Walter W. Nicholson, commissioner of public safety, on tho influenza epidemic, decision woo reached to iaaue an "'S. 0. S." call to all physicians in the eity to aid- in--making a survey of conditions among the civilian population. The quick jump of the epidemic from the soldiers to civilann has been recorded unoflfcially by health officers here but in the absence of definite reports from physicians the aweep of the disease in unknown. Individital reports from physicians ahow the epidemic han opread to all sections of the city and is working well into the rural scctions. State Asks for Data. In a tlepone conversation ith the tatinODeretmen fileahyesteday MayoneSlone nas ansked finnefiit~le In. formatiiosnefShe iuations is Syrse. and ae the nestafnehe city, iH aay. In th.eimatter ne medicalandoursinog help. ' Frmeprtseeneromssother clues.Inelineg. nfi~h e eetransmnitted in he Mayer bhe Bse 45Department, She sltuaton r 5ewa 5 onua shie hae It Sn hero, hnS~thu mapeo- admielac neteeitive inrmati n he naumbe oase.sin this iy. Thue iyofficislSthendisussed She sltuatlon and decided it isk, tu TO.h Past-Sasdapd, thai aSS phyin reportmm thiCsworing SInpermson orhpyttelehone. he She Bureau o entalue" ofe.usSeisaorgrup nwhinh hey are iow ateedingad all ae. uposntihiahShey mnac he callad ihereafere. Only Way. "Weelsue iihat the physicias are al ready oerworkeped and tavenoiidesir e Impose odditunal hardshins anon hm, butnwehavsee niheleans of aseetainine the a ondl modi ee s.than he their ne-opetlin Iin ceponge".said Mayor 'Feoms hat I hove.heard efeimpths, nslugs beoth ifaid out oi0Nawne Satleo weare uch hettec ofn aed we hap. She wost S isve. Oat reportis hephysicians wilgv salS the iactse and snahliou tohandS, thesituatinibeSSteroand gine She hstae OepartmsntISniritioni ieannnn5,m aepi-olaiiean aed t. Slate u now to Ise a5regula Sion Ceuideng that It he cepectd" laid De. Tlemon, We hav. e nottdepeed is teac-operationte.phscineand I an sure It nillbfonrieud us. Ww i Dmta sei eryeht n heausisanuat Health tinrconrd nases a fast a. they are srepocted, and I hope every ppetu tomns Maehoea s amsunder Sttmnta nill snot, his rert.te fret thing In the mnng." =upets O-peationa. "Medinal mon o Syrcuso..have howne a wndaefuleatciotic sii,"laid Cnnnimletis-Nichone and I an eonfinith an Insant and unaniseos eennensa" InfuezaCaesANOTHER DROP IN NUMBER OF. at Hospitals who,1Â~u - gven MEN STRICKEN_WITH MLD.COS Cnrsar Only TwentyIRecruitsaFound at Canton. ment-D oeclineEncourages M ia STT OSZPH'& Ofcers to Believe Epidemic ' Tow Â~ NSTILL"further Half Passed Crest,, NOWeases-..epidoni 000h0......sMARSTLL frthe drop 'in the number of new-caoes o eiei GODSHEPHR. inlunzaatthe SyracuselRecruttiCamp wasere Ported lust Teoalease, -amgoo se ight to the War Department by Major Arthur, F0. Thompson Nunw gas..-.55 1 camp eurgeon. Only twenty cases of-the disease'wel~e dI covered Di"ed - S * IM 8daring the day and the death lint dropped to eeveoi HMEOPATHIC. Officer on List of Dead. Wednesday. Thuesdy. loldiers who died dunsg She, day/ 01 Ser oC Mc. Stoddacd buhe etigt VOultase....- 309 06 eoal hospitals iniud dnoe.eeriscand tand Wedleeday nhile handlinsg a kettlie. MN seae..-10D 6 ixe rocnnotCas Collows: Har mote.. Ii;he ais dmcota~heCee IDtegla." ad 7 LIEU~T. HiONORitA. DAGUDNASS. Heptiaa, Is.III, sed tee bcther inso Deaths.... 3 0 e iiSIhhe, lae. iii. all at Inflauen. Dr. Roheri J. Mn MEOIL iAegr CHAneOOie, Cnytoni. Onire I. attonding them. - MEMORIAL. dOEnyHtFORD, Peneidine, it. I Wednesday. WTurdac. lOeT JONESSe andusky, 0. ELMS AUXILIARY TOT 8 956 Tont amaa..-.a4 41 000001 HORTON Canion Mos. MNo oaesm. n.O O RictIAnRD SKAISERewi arkO. c. a TO HELP CIOK' SOLDIERS Dischaeged "" 5 ""0 a HEiNRtY 3. LUBSIEuS. Orne, Maine, - - Deats..... O Conldli ilons.a h apysteirday had,Asehefrsmeetinof ute easn of practically i-towed tonewmal, Si nan the Ladles' Auaiiarcy, 3.5.P., N. 114 RECEIVED cusIn the 'die aforendin pwhletconediiiton Ld thle olillcmwhi sae il itS wshaeep to ithesnoialstaff on met- She Croen-Ivitig Hoepitai, na. die BY LOMMANDER hsrr 2n.zepcsrolaenex ek unit flas le e sC0dze ea l Tesnthie epiebease ute w, aa. onent a sppeofntohCinieTa. TO CLOSE Th~~~~ane s f fa h o pry tesaot thmepeCM e ni sitil 00 St he fairlroueds remisCac oftern t tc ookc. preacily taionacy, TheS" eow ae Movements of Recruits reported thai ihe.Aluio an os nuch m} Will Be Started When agi inonhmered nubrhe e aes dscand Quarantine Is Lifted. TheatilI neoed o nideelpiiiid _ geat eald ee.wrnoe thene insiitutions ecinsg on!lteoidier patients. 'Many ef 12,500 NOW AT CANTONMEN O LIiiin oe r ieiin origb h khniand o skinthe ddidn Itn pm-O L W_ pence gthe foed tcay. See the smidiers. Officers Believe Two or Three in Sh usla sethe hodee tu Weeks Will Be ''Needed right. altn seversalcue arel eerioustl Soldiers. " eding en ihn.eeiresentionse nethe etic IN N E )~ iso mbt itheedimeae..No tases of In fluen,a haveeseanreorted at the D0me T ESracue Recruit Cap dana eanatoriun hei in preent thn die HEyeamse aitietf a totihnMd thee, the entire soonas e qarine against antiln. influenza there hen been rained THREE ILL oNrIOCYLVEMZA, and the 12,100 memo now there ANOTHER WITH BAD BRES ame shipped oat La variousT hes tune ne J. eSLiettddaeet No. 3CI poinits. lehoyler minnet, has mueh tse npeam lDeffnite. orders to this effect atmesn-ahitta. Three are lint Senwere received from the Wtr De- fleenia and another 'stes n'fross pariment yesterday afternoonare.borne. Eden.. Ol-ceac-sid istughby Lieut.-Col. B. 0. Ruttesco t- sn~oTlIit OSN ev,-commander, and made pub- COMES O IU.IT OUII ito by-lil adjutant, Capt. SidneF. Moobbir. -. BOTH DIE OF INFLUENZA Mope to Move Sooni. Mrs. Putnam eC Hoselinon Pa., toil The epotion thueniedical omfiercs on then nam estmieday en te pidemin na. Mel. Murpthy Tietem ef.,, eeogpcosing. Captain 'Masthils aid.halut J Epiemac. It Timipoamtie yetosa e henlthe quss.-_--- aisis-Gat he-ilted--Inthe.leueila h s. W slf time aseaea etfmr Is - tinum inoSImproe Crapilyi t.e raisinig en Cyraoee f;orae tw yInn g wo nmem, the htn nay hebhtaSa ntter on daye. enusiswhe Lied Mtahla a fun days and thi ofmicers hope the hetter wonditionsm f aoter. Whey nun.s Xl. Aima etted yeeieeday ait the day hefoeenil q ew Ptle~e fMaaslhee, Na.. Ad ~" aratthn earlyytaking ef the tepe le- seem. sasMepathw en u tiss..aly. dinated In itie tederm en the War Dupant. >1a55k ea~liro nsa Emlhea meet. a s edayn ago-lor-5--le~th-s-Ners e.ymen.-f-nhe-a~est lter iI Sleh.Lf ~ seasn. een. from lie etates ef NeorkuthOaseanh- hu woe senstmn withahWedesumau setts adMichigae tave then hippi eed as nl ns nfu ~o eal he the from.uC om l. Cenom hmro ntd theeare mnoether. em A. C.listenl to here ea tee. I the Ormi ontng~e nwho tune eithercbtent meas with the maludy th.enollowig engaged in cpeeiai duty hafteoenwhe day.Cuotueemted Cahtly, transfer teo oher placem hamsteCndelayed sus.. Saata. esed ey nasSseen. by th. outareakof eninlenle. sapy oty while It oI.imusible toefoumast ihe soe.?nehseI eeras e tinnI il iiitkie epolate and cose an N&ammos N. tonhe the ame ater the euarantine hson Sims la is.. l Tro;. n ited, otnesmeiee ihat tnt er hreen este r. Oshtamnt o a nanam huld 55 uetiiient. The Metn il te'. s A Atea.neb e CEc hornferreeid te varios penwnhere pteaeX.W+and endsnuthc eua. their eiaaniflutloicnrnm-u.owmhen i anyrnap.Tawo ohtr lara he of holyp nith the pwoabiitaeS tatte s metoames ile ehmlad athe anee ofeC eilarfocaresevie, nlerinalipetc- Dr. A. 0!saen,EN. ee0 iouta tione. aindire ane guard duly nill lanm avnuean. 011.30eetlena htneepow She nalniiy. - eznelug. mtickneeneewomShe iiei. Ieeral us ohes wo iintg nt ihi Delta Duita 5Deta enweiy heuse in Uninersiyavne er in atend ihemeand ol hone e ceend. a e Undner nuora nditinm the ees Shin Ooed Sheperd, nnesd he the Unt- "eFOOD5 varsity, buS She sumber at soldier ptiets- W R ESfo h yaueRcutCm n h Usniesiiycrrnintg detentetept eceneaws "h r' " *1 hif I u Cta hn ot ": - thte ntteidttt"m crssu Mrs. Fitchi, Nurse, Dies Stricken After Caring f 6r Soldiers Two Days. Mee. Maude Temry Fitnh) 7 setfe of Dr. Chiares. Oiithis aothiles-tofthe nre wsnhonae givnstheir livec In tcs-ing to sett the inlfunsmaepdemic. She died ei 0.90 ocionk meet eight at miss-omee No. '00 Marshali stnet. Mdre. FiinOns a graduatseof tha Albany i~sampi ltiTcaBido55;SlAS~i7fd i. enSosiieere new ealied fonrwsll elt to lhu Hoepital en thu Geed Shupts herdhisSee eca nor aoldiers She vented two doym nine ehe wam stricnith ntilutnae.d3 -ni-ining Into ctnumnisa She nans Ilone Mrs. Pitch hod benn president an the CC. nadiiit-Odiisli Way Seiief Fund iest organisation heno.Thu Was uamember nI ilymouth cetgi-egatooteiChiurh. nesidens1C h ie saded t s urvivedbhoie mthie, MrC~thtonns Maiauehie thSiie brtwhlers F. H.Terey'of Toronto, 54,.J. Tesy ofSt. Johns. N Do nd HoreyhMat. Loiughlin on thi. elty. coepyited. Thle body nwil he cent 0o Conesmngon Chaut~aquaeounty, fe urlby Cornell, Clenent a Wright, ondetnoeyn Vartlss n tributed, Amn es ates-day'snents-Ihuoneto th arins-ie hospiais, ner usenIn hlingt Sn eame fors-e h Omdcedi en slot snidierm no. one on ifty tiattesen, *ent en She Crem-Irving hyD0. he idwands. 'k,.. _.. 11 All Our Boys Ask.IsYour Financial. Support and -They. Will Do the Rest. -iOur courageeus boys have given up everything to 'mafS the world sfe for democracy. I Is it not up to us who are still living In homes amid usual corn fort to-ecome-sorose-and---- BUY LIBERTY BONDS? Wec our duty to do It. 13500 C~hSaina Mt IWanted-DiamondsI II il nioi heeh ighest et t riese. foCr dimmoetmateesa a I dlindm. St p.oueeantt inmmth a teisephoemor nrite andnwe wili A M6 To I theiy p lios, TuDvno, Wed, nellig5 $1.Q00 wofry ibem. i ctbYE i 4i.l,.i-!, tn~"jrI K ad zxwre nouU Strfletly ConiRdeefial. T T'*phoeemaWarmrn.3291 'A -VL. 'BR~ADL.EYI IPoet-Sttndard Building N. PETERS-The Store on the Hill SWOOLENS M. X FALL,- CLOTI -RETAILERS downtown m give you new Fall clot hing4 *HIGH' PRICES or old o* cloth ing at loweer prices. W( fine qtuality woolens bought at fold prices and manufactu Sinto new Fall and Winter - orots. WigaraitetTh limit. Low costs -low expe: low prices. f-- Suits---OvercoC DOUBLE service garments that wil anteed all W~ool and fast color-new e --- models and individual patterns-m--dignif business and professional men--st-di"'u e -alsl t OR Custom Clothes $22 it theoe a uannt mvice for -me thing Yen-awne uceidraa guests:hotel for andedlyappoint staurant littner 15 CASES OFI AMONG CC Tuttle House in' IrviTredIt Neces Srse Unimm estmi.repyared tinom haS the spread nt eidemicnInfluenza amnst theu uedeepeodoni nuomenS and the samierlen ou teS. A. T. C. Only anun euss hone hoendiscoered in dole aed them are of such a milid naturechat ne alten Ism elltamn ie tn t n he Hili. hosmital,.plan. huno teen made tunpenn f Me. aon F. Tuttlle.iN. 5t Irving with Isextnenmive grontaes ahu n ideal Miec iatheeine aibley Saitnt ight an noue~nelSthatimhe tepee Iisold notthe stne rytSqonern ihn infliay, hut in thn ehimatin nwaraanms thi Unhsreitty Take Si 11/07/2006 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS NEWSPAPER R M