ï~~azasn In all part., o
schoci.p in the yeastecn prn:
o 64 closed today.;Fat
e bbeduled for the-next t o'
expected. to be postposted or
for thin year. The state conSthe- tepubhean and dea.
lea ae se' dyuled to taokd
5 b r:piilieans to meet
anti" demogoratsin Wortity t lideru said today they
quandary as to what should
lid Asked
grthat help be sent to Mas-. Acting Gov. Coolidge sent
to President Wilson and the
of Maine, Vermont and
tnd and the mayor of Torona. Commissioner Kellyr sent
health officials in WashingHampshire and Connecticut
aslcgd for help because of the
the epidemic to those states.
arhill, the board of health toeffort to check further spread
zA, ordered all theatres, movre houses, schools and publio
ges cosoed for one week.
were allowed to complete tosalon. Churches are not ink the order but the local fedat dhurches has voted to reI Protestant organizations to
ir services Sunday.
inti iyad srrunding
tight be checked with the ar-.,a corps of medical men and.
nt here from Washington by
General Rupert Blue of the
ealth service, was expressed by
d@Vt5, the oomnuetste ent
t I~e dhow were qnti e&
a {f tt tsdtown risk,,
dfthe RdS I tonss4at Wash-t
Heed.ate he ith autbh ttles
It would be impossible to
s% detOtr e and nurses hera s mere
were many galls from other statesand
it wOg feared that spme might prove
to be.more urgent- than the tassadhttstts call. Dr. Eugene R. Kelly.
staet health eommissioner, immediately replied suggesting the tormatlpn of
a eying squadron which he said might
be sent here and still be ready at a
moment's notice to proceed elsewhere
should its services be required. "
Beeause of the epidemic, the governing qoinmittee of the Boston stock exchange voted to omit the half session
of the exchange tomorrow.
HOT riMV(11 CHANGE IN
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IBvT $TRANG~lERS Now.
The statue of Lowell's epidemic remained about the same today with the
exception of a slight decrease in the
number of new cases reported A total of 80 cases were reported at the
office of the board of health up to
noon in comparison with 101 reported
at the same hour yesterday. This
brought the total number of cases to
date to 713. Four more deaths were
reported today, making the total sinc
the epidemic began 19.
The matter of re-opening the schools
and theatres Monday has not yet been
decided one way or another. The board
of health has not yet taken any action although it is expected that a
meeting will be held within a short
time to discuss the matter. The theatre managers have been left more or
less in the air as to preparations for
next weeks performances.
It has been noted that the public
schools in Lawrence have been ordered closed until Oct. 7.
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hind legs were br
iogi7 the animal 1A's#;
to - the scene. Special..ji
Gilmnore took chai~te of
animal, whih. wain so1
that it was found nedessl
trocuteit
CONCORD CH
6HILEANS TAKE HUN SHIWSCA C L.
SANTIAGO. Chile, Thursday, Sept. 26 CONCORD. N. H.. Sep S1
-TIe Chilean government tonight or-,d ao cord laters' assoti4
dered the naval authoritiss to occupy,
with armed forces, all the interned to hold no church srVi
German ships in Chilean harbors. day, in accordasie 1'WitA440
CAT DINETOGD'fUBD the public >aafty cotpni*t
A large Maltese oat was struck by. of 294 isfisseftsa tlasOAe 9a
an automobile about noon today at ported here, but olyRout
the corner of Tyler and Central streets. developed Yesterday.
The accident caused a considerable
crowd to gather.. The animal was Before ta ioisrt 'ti
picked up. by Dr. Sherman, the veter- stand sinsn s l e i,,,..
DANNY DISCOVERED BY HITTING THE KEYS IT MADE A NOISE
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