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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
SOVEREIGN GRAND
LODGE |. 0. 0. F.
Eiuhty-Third Annual Session Con-
Vened in ST. Paul
Today.
LAST YEAR VERY SUCCESSFUL.
Net Increase in Subordinate Lodge
Membership. si.2 f5-Total Relief
Expenditures S5.e05,75S 81.

ST. Paul Mimi. Sept. 16.-Au sec
tions Of the United states canada,
Mexico. Cuba. Hawaii and the Philip
pines are represented az the eighty
third annual session of the sovereign
grand lodge OF the Independent Order
OF odd Fellows. which convened I'm St
Paul today, 70 extend through the
week The annual report Of tho grand
secretary John Il. Goodwin. Of Bal
timore. shows that the year has been
IN many respects. the most successful
in the history Of the order
The net increase On subordinate lodge
membership has been 4.2i5, being the
highest point ever reached iu a year.
the net increase IN sisters of the Re-
hekah branch has been 2i56l being
the next 20 the largest ever made. and
exceeded only by q gain or tn2, while
the net increase Of subordinate lodge
membership and sisters OF the Rcbekah
branch IN the past yea-. considered to-
Ecther. make tho largest aggregate net
gain ever reported. being l0S.S2l. The
present subordinate lodge member
ship is now ] 1862 $40 and the Rebekahs
number 347 223. making ana aggregate
OF l.7Og. 538. Officials believe the total
membership win reach the 100000
mark by the last OF 1905.
III ne tDNNl ItlleA nurture IAA aA
branches for the last year aggregated
s.. 005. 1887. and represents a substan-
tial increase I'm every branch Of tho or
der over that for the preceding year
Tho receipts OF lodges. eucampments.
and RcbCxah lodges amount to a to-
tai OF Si5.t6s 307.90 "a gain over The pre-
vious years of S1.l0G 1921.
During the year ono new sovereign
grand 1ldge has been instituted, that OF
fa1.. A
in the number Of grand representative
Is reported. making the total number
205. Two Of these represent the new
Saskatchewan grand lodge, and one
each from the grand cncampmeuts Of
Manitoba. Maratime provinces and
South Dakota.
The largest membership among the
state or provincial branches is IN Penn
svlvania. with 136fse. New York s.
second, with los J35. Ohio third. with
S0.63l: Illinois fourth $3.50, Indiana
NTH. 725lS. Massachueotts sixth, j6.ll3i
Missouri seventh. ta.0sl, Iowa eighth,
"a. LBS. Michigan NINTH i5.o2l and CALI
fornla tenth. 1924
or the quasi-indeptniont Jurisdictions
Of the order, that of Australasia has "a
membership OF 10000. Germany 5.so6.
sweden. 40s2. Denmark 3.l3l and
switzerland and Tho Netherlands about
500 each The order is also established
n Argentina. cuba France. Hawaii.
Japan. Mexico and the Philippines.
This Is the first mr7ting ~ tho SOW
crclgn grand lodge t1 Dee held in This
section on the United states since 1854.
when IA q convention was held iu Min
nearolis Minucsota odd Fellows, and
espccialIy those .of the twin cities have
made arrangemcmnts on an elaborate
scale FOR the entertainment OF tho dele
gates
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
MILITARY MANEUvERs An PosEN

Berlin. Sept 16.-Military maneuvers
ON a grand scale, IN which Emperor
william viii participate IN person. win
be held during the week in the province
of Poacn. The drills viii come 10 an
end saturday with au attack on forti-
lCations led by the kaiser. Many m-
novauons iu warfare will Doe tested
during the week, including improved
military alrshIps. bicycle divisions.
wireless telephones ana arnor clad
towers containing rapid firing guns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
WOLF FISH, HERO OF
MANY BURGLARIES
He Has Been ChIorOiormed,
Dragged, Clicked, Shot Al,
Stabbed and Beaten.
WAS NOT AT LAST FUNCTION.
When Police Told Him of IL Expressed
No Surprlse--Cracksmen Had 10
Abandon Valuable Tools.

New York, sept 16-Wolf Fish, who
keeps a saloon IN Allen street on the
East Side, when Informed by detectives
that bis place had been broken into
by safe blowers, expressed no sur
prise whatever. in fact, he told the po-
lice later that he would have been
surprised had NJ attempt been made
70 rob his place this year. In the last
three years. he had had no less than
is encounters with burglars He has
been chloroformed, drueged. choked.
shot at. stabbed and beaten and now
he Is concentrating himself that NJ
was rot In tho saloon when the last
attempt 90 loo. 81 was made The
burglars got only $50 this time, for
they were scared away just as they
were preparing o. get 10 work upon
the safe, They were provided with the
most elaborate set Of cracksmcn's ap-
planes the police ever saw. Indeed
they were so heavy that the robbers
had TO abandon them. The police say
the tools are worth fully $500 The
police arrested four suspects.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
INVESTIGATION OF THE
B. & M. ACCIDENT BEGAN.

Canaan. y. r., Sept. 16.-An investi-
cation Of the terrible disaster Of yes
terday by which more than a score Of
persons lost their lives and greater
number received injuries. by "a collision
OF q freight and an express train on
the Boston d Maine railroad near
Canaan, was begun today. According
10 the railroad officials, a blunder In
handling train orders was the cause.
but the identity OF the employee re-
sponsible for the error remains to be
determined
station Agent Greeley Of Canaan sta
ton, through whose hands passed the
fatal order for the train to proceed on
the passenger trains was temporarily
removed today. Greeley was regarded
highly, as a capable agent and operator.
At the rooms OF the undertaking firm
IN Concord where most OF the dead
were removed Immediately after the
accident. % bodies We're laid out I'M long
rows early today. OF these. 16 were
considered as positively identified by
relatives, while the Identity Of several
others was believed TO be sufficiently
known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
State Bank and Farmers Eleya-
tor Exchange Entered by Bur-
glars This Morning.
BLEW OFF DOOR OF VAULT.
But We're Apparently frightened
Away Before They secured Booty
Posse Organized by Sherln.

Marysville. Fremont county. Idaho,
Sept l6.-For the first time in the his
tory OF this place Yeggmen made their
appearance early this morning and
operated at the state bank and Farm
ors Elevator exchange Offices In both
cases they gained entrance TO the build
ing and apparently went about their
work in a leisurely manner.
In the offices Of the Farmers Ele-
VatOr exchange the safe was blown 90
smithercens. but as FAR as can De
learned, there was no cash loss, al
though a number Of papers were des-
trOycd.
The burglars also had no luck In th 2
bank, as the vault apparently appcore
to be too tough a job for them TO han
die. The outer door was blown on
and there they quit, either giving up
the Job or being frightened away.
It is believed that the men left town
on a handcar. The sheriff IS organic
ing q posse, and a determined effort
win be made to capture the safe blow
crs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
| sYNTHESlS OF ALL HERESY.
Leads to Atheism-CIergy and
Faithful Not to be Allowed
To Read ModerniSt Books
Ecclesiastical Congresses, Except ON
Rare Occasions, Prohibited--COun-
ellis In Each Diocese.

Rome. Sept. l6.-The Observatory
Romano. organ Of the Vatican today
issued an important encyclical Of Pope
Plus * On Modernism which really
g. a completion Of his recent syllabus.
The document sets forth that modern
ism is a serious danger e. the church,
refers iu detail to the various features
OF modernism, condemns its as dam
SERIOUS On philosophy faith, theology
history criticism and reforms, and
arrives at the conclusion that modern
em s q synthasis of an heresy and
must Logically lead 10 atheism.
Tho encyclical makes the following
PROVISIONS.
D. The teaching Of philosophy posi-
tive theology. etc, IS 20 be carried on
90 the church schools and universities,
bud in Catholic spirit
Modcrulsts are to be removed
rom profassorships and the direction
of educational institutions.
The clcrgy and faithful are not
% De allowed Co read modernist pub
hcati0ns.
A committee Of censorship f. 20
be- established in every diocese. to pass
upou the publications which the clergy
snd faithful shall be permitted TO
rcsd.
3. The cncyclical Of the late Pope
Loo Kill. prohibiting the clergy from
asrning The direction OF publications
Without their bishops permission and
pr0vIinr for supervision ~ the work
of ecclesiastical writer's, is confirmed
o. Ecclesiastical congresses. except
on rare ccfsions. are prohibited.
O. a council is to be constituted IN
wcrv dioccsC 90 combat modern err
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
BACK IS BROKEN
Of PHONE STRIKE.
Boycott at Billings Against Rocky
Mountain Bell Company
Called OFF.
ALL OFF IN THREE STATES.
strike Conditions Have Disappeared
And Good Progress is Noted In the
Fourth" Says Mr.. Murray.

As further proof that the strike
against the Rocky Mountain Bell Teic-
phone company IN Montana is breaking
up the salt Lake offices Of the COM
pany received word this morning that
the boycott at Billings was OH The
message announced that the largest
users Of service at Billings had resumed
the Bell service and indicated that slim
liar action would be taken at Living
ston The labor people have been Csc
pocially active against the company at
these points and, although the company
has continued 10 givc service, many
patrons were induced by the labor un-
ions 10 stop using the c1mpluys teic-
phones
WHAT AIR. MURPHY SAYS.
Notwithstanding that the strike of
linemen has lasted some months in
Titan. we have shown a steady gain of
subscribers and accumulated orders
are now being cared for 90 that the
year promises TO show the usual
growth" said Gen. Manager u. S. Muir
ray this morning. Eve are catching up
with orders everywhere except at some
points ia Montana and are making
progress there with a chance of CATCH
ing up I'm a month or two. strike cone
ditions have disappeared I'm three states
and good progress is being made iu the
fourth. The labor leaders seem 90 be
misleading their followers by inaccurate
statements published from time TO
time"
GANGS ARE WORKING.
The company now has large gangs
OF construction men at work IN an the
states Of it's territory These men are
giving attention 20 the toll lines as well
as 10 the city extensions and new long
distance circuits are being strung On
many places. Tho company has done
much cable construction the last few
months and is making good Roadway
in moving poles from streets 10 alleys
iu AN the states. The company's pro-
gram for the year received temper
arv check iu the early days Of the
strike. but dozens Of good construction
men. attracted by the increased wage
scale put In effect August J., are now
making fine progress In catching un
with the DELAYED estimates.
INJUNCTION PROCEEDINGS.
The INDUCTION proceedings brought
By the company against the lobor or
carnations OF Montana that inter-
fered with the company's business wiz
probably come up for tinal hearing be-
fore Judge Hunt OF the United states
court az Helena I'm a few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
VICTIM OF BLACK HAND
OR SlCILIAN VENDETTA.

Denver. Colo. Sept 1G-Believed 20
be the victim of the Black Hand or Of
a Sicilian vendetta, Gerardo Carnival
a market gardener. was shot through
the head and killed early today when
returning 20 his truck farm I'm the out
skirts of the city from the Italian quar-.
ser. where h. spent Sunday. Five shots
We're heard by residents in the neigh
borhoOd where the crime was COM
mitted and a. is believed that Carnivali
was attacked by at least two men.
Giacomo Letitio, who was arrested IN
the vicinity. admitted that he shot
Carnival but claimed that he shot in
self-det-nse, after being attacked by
Carniy ali and a companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
RETAIL DRUGGISTS.

Largest AssombIage Of Pharmacists
Evcr Seen i'm Country In Chicago.
Chicao. sept I6.-What is perhaps
tho largest assemblage or pharmacists
ever held On any country is that gath
cred iu Chicago today for the couven-
ton Of the National Association 81
Retail Druggists. The opening session
will Doe held this evening I'm Orchestra
hall. and the thousands OF visitors viii
be welcomed by Mayor Busse. Later
"a reception and ban win be- given the
druggists and their ladies' iu the Audi
torium annex. Tho business meetings
OF the ninth convention win begin to-
morrow and extend through the week
dntcrsIcrscd with many amusement
events provided by the retail ana
Wholesale druggists Of Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
C0NSTANTlNE'S TRIAL.
Is Arraigned on the Charge Of Murder
ing Mrs Louise Gentry.

Chicago Sept 16.-Frank J. Con-
stantine was arraigned today on tho
charge OF numbering Mrs. Louise Gem
try. II IS alleged that Constantine
cut her throat. but the motive has
never been discovered. He was the OBJ
jcct Of a strenuous chase which en-
bracer the greater part Of the civill-
Eed globe. and was finally arrested in
New York
DR.. David J. Dorherty the only per-
son who saw Mrs. Gentry between the
time Of receiving her injury and her
death, was In court today. ready TO
testify for the state Or. Dohertv is
now IN the government service and is
stationed in the Philippines. He was
brought from there 20 testify.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
mum IN AUTO ACCIDENT.

Los Angeles, Sept IA Smith.
Pacific Coast agent Of an eastern car
company and Edward Ely, secretary OF
the Knights and ladies OF Security,
were seriously injured by the overturn-
ing of an automobile in which they
were driving during a race 10 the Big
Horn mine on Mount San Antonio yes
terday Smith Is feared 10 be suffer-
ing from Internal injuries. The car IN
which the men were driving was
wrecked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
DEMOCRATS POSTPONE BANouEr

lincoln. Mob. sept 1.-THE Democratic
executive committee decided today 20
postpone the dato OF tho banquet 60 be-
held in lincoln sept. - Tor the reason
that % wishes % have two gatherings Of
Democrats iu lincoln before the close
vcntion viii be held sept "A. and the
reason that 80 wishes Go have two gath
erirg OF Democrats in Lincoln before
the close o. tho present campaign. Tho
state convention will boz held Sept a. and
the banquet viii be- several weeks later.
Tho banquet viii be made "a representa-
tive gathering, Democrats from am sec
lions OF the country being invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
BOY AocIDrNTALLY KnLED.

Sow york SEPT l0.-feter burscf,
d yaare old. of Middle village. In mo
brrouch of queens. was killed hy hla
rrtm. Hermann Wohle. Us years 0ld,
ln "a strIsgle Tor a small rife Win
which tha boys and two companions
ma Boon playing Young bprser was
I.5tlhIng over Dos fuends efforts 90
..rast thc weapon away from him when
u u4s dlaa hhrFed and bullet entered
tl. young boys abdomen. ITO soon
died Mfhle was overcome with grief
IA wac arrested on IA charge OF hom-
Ielde.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH.
Several English Methodist Organiza~
lions Merge Into One.

London Sept 16.-The Mothodists'
new connection, the United Free
churches and the Bi0e Christion Meth
odist church. win be formally merged
INTO one organization this week. under
the name Of the United Methodist
church.
Each Of the uniting bodies Is an Off
shoot Of the Wesleyan Methodist
church. The new combination will have
a membership OF 10000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
COMES FOR KoEasBERG

Under sheriff Baird OF Denver is .n
town today attending 90 matters cone
rerteI With the relu.sltlon papers for
Charles kouisFbers, who is wanted no
II....r IuI IOIEDrl and who was picked
uu Iu tlls city hy sheriff g.. Frank Ew-
frg Governor cutler has approved
taa pauerr. 1ud 20 ia said that kouias-
berg van so back without LEGAL nEHl
Do r. charged that che f0rserIas We.H
executed ou checks and were ih0n
passed by the prisoner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
COAL MINE BOSS
FOULLY WAYLAID
italian Miners Shot Him and His
Sister as They Were
Going Home.
RETURNED FIRE, KILLED TWO.
Gardner and Mrs. Rexfurd Probably
Fatally Wounded--NIcn at Mine
Had a Grudgc Against Him.

Pittsburg. Kas.. Sept. 16.-At Crow
burg. a new mining camp. IN the north
ern part OF this county. late last night.
two persons were killed and two fatally
wounded. the result Of a grudge held
by the Italian miners OF the district
against mine boss. Charles Gardner.
the mine boss, ana his sister. Mrs.
George BeXford, were waylald i'm the
lonely road while returning home. by
"a number Of Italians and shot and prob
ably fatally wounded. Gardner re-
turned the fire and shot aud killed two
Italians, names unknown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
SENTENCE TOMORROW
-Four Young AIen Disturb Peace and
Wound James solder

IN Judge piehls court this morning
four young men were arraigned ou the
charge of disturbing the peace. Their
arrest was "a result or an attempt o1
the part OF the defendants 90 force
James solder ono OF the propuotors of
the Utopia cafe ON South Temple street.
90 soll them lutoxlcants early sunday
morning Being refused. they cree
ated a disturbance and threw rocks
through tne window ai saloon adi0m-
Ing one of tho rocks struck s0dcr Ia
mo back OF the head. iu1IcluR aepofc
wound which required several stItchcs
40 close up.
Omoor Lyon arrested th0 youths and
took them tO headquarters. where they
answered 90 the names uf "A. Osh0uruC.
D.. EinEs, Eugene PHILIPPE aud Robert
kingdom
ln Police court this morning they
pleaded guilty 40 disturbing the peace
Phillips being only l6 years of age. ac-
cordluE t0 MS statement. although h.
looks to be more than 20 was ordered
t0 appear before tho Juvenile court
Tho others were ordered DO appear boz.
fore Judge plehl tomorrow morning for
sentence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
VoN sqEnNnTnG VIII sTAY.

Berlin. Sept 0-rhc German forcIen
office. taking coguiaanco of One renewal
~ abe reports that the German Hmnast t-
dOr az washington. Baron spfpk Won
sternborq. NJ shortly ~ retire. tcdly au-
thorixed thc statement that Emperor WIZ
liam ana chancellor Won huul0h have eng
fullest confidence On thn AMBASSADOR aud
dtslic him 40 remain at Washington fo
long az De- desires 90 do Co., and That
DO change in the enthusiastically has
been considered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
B. & N. WRECK VICTIMS.
About Half of Those Injured Have
Left the Hospital.

Hanover n. IL. Sept l6.-Twclve 81
the % persons who were taken 10 the
Mary Hitchcock hospital suffering from
injuries received IN the railroad acci.
dent at West Canaan early yesterday,
which caused the death OF 3 persons. had
recovered sufficiently to ieave that insti-
tuition today, and but 10 persons still re-
manned at the hospital None OF the IN
iured persons stiil at the hospital was IN
dangerous condition. the injuries IN
the main consisting Of slight conclusions.
bruises and sprains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
PHILADELPHIA BAPTlSTS.
Raise 100000 Fund for Church Tx
t-~<on aud Missionary Work.

nv aaalphia. Sept ia fund Of
$500 lor church extension and mis-
soAaiY work has been raised within
M past year by the Baptists of Phila-
phll 90 commemorate the two hum
lea.A anniversary Of tho formation of
M f1itdolphia Baptist association So
DfiW has been the response that a
expected the contributions win great
Y exceed 100000. The money VIII be-
lfhsd over 10 the various church en-
pIisas during the Anniversary oelo-
.Ia.lol which win begin oct i, ana
onNuIu A week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
POPE MFG. co.
appraisers Inventory Shows Gross
Value OF Assets 81 ,08I 900.

Value OF Assets 81 ,00l 900.
halt.0rd. Conn. Sept IA hear
NJ ou me combination Of capt. Albert
w ~ temporary receiver OF the Pope
.hliacturing company, in ConnCcti-
"as assigned today before judge
M The SUI orior court The ans
John v Hills and Frederick
inNinga. hlad their inventory ~ tn
49, buildings plant machinery.
/ ~ ntnl tools and patterns show
sfofs value of 81 06l 900.
making thc Inventory. the re-
acting under The advice OF
nave made no accounting OF
IN, p'ok accounts bills receivable.
IA on hand or in process of manu-
material etc.. q being held
|Dors, i1e concern BE- foreign cor-
Ia N those items should be- taken
M ~. asseis "a be- inventorled with
ns .l0a NJ tho company located Ia
hosl '-le of New Jersey AS 90 The
IAN 'unts, bills receivable. stock
shlfs gi ln process of manufacture.
/ AL, includes about 200 cars ready Tor
La ."e appraifers await the orders
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
Volunteer Probation 0ffioSrs Are
Now Called for All ALONG
The Line.
FROM CHURCHES bND CLUBS.
Religious Associations of CITY
Given a Chance to Look
After the Children.
VIII Petition city Council to Revoke
Tho Licenses OF Cheap Amusement
Houses Catering After p. mn.

l". .hu',"e' aul '.uos ana aesoclt-
tous of the city Ure t0 ba given
chance g., sbou. n.,. g,,,.b tbe,. -oau,-
,... 49,.
'"''' .''. 'r'-'.. OF 'Na il'i,'
and young boys and srI- of the city
The opportunity be- To- De- extended b..
tho juvenile court officers and the plan
i''''"o ,'"t'i't'' heiu oet"ee"
Judge toWlus emo County Atty VIII
lard Hanson today. Tho churcbee OF
.ro .i,,. t.. -r.,t. ..-...t...-
""l
9o'ie''e7 OF every SORT are 90 be ash'I
TO nominate Volunteer probation a.
6oere These .fri-a., ,,.iti Dad. ..,gi..,.,..f
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16

harrisburg Pa- Sept lG-The annual
rs.ort of John n Rocky chief ~ the
ffafa bureau of Industrial statistics for
1876 shows mat the capital invested boz Tho
last year was gEl blt.f1. chat tho value
of production was al Glia a3. and mat
the total wages of thtir 1896 employees
was yfe.al83l3,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
Two TONG WAN VICTIMS.

Oakland Cal. Sept 1.-two victims
of feud I'm Chinatown between the
Hop Sing and Bling Kong longs died
yesterday. Lee Tong. a member Of the
Bing kongs, who was shot in this
city on Aug. 81, died in Providence
hospital this morning and Lee chung
who was shot Friday night succumbed
there q few hours later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
MODERN Wo0DMEN.
Each Camp Asked TO Initiate Twenty
Five Members ON Jan. 3.

Lincoln Neb.. Sept l6.-Supreme
Consul A. r. Talbot Of the Modern
Nooam6u today issued from head
quarters. at Rock Island, ILL.,. "A proc
aamation asking all OF the 1900 CAMPS
.t DIS order 20 hold anniversary cele-
.iatous on Jan. 5. He asks each camp
.m initiate % members on that date
nhging me total membership TO more
Nan 4 LOCO 000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16

FREE CERTIFICATES
City Board OF Health VIM Issue Per-
mits To Enter school

Under a ruling OF She board OF edu-
cation, no child who has been In a home
where infectious disease has been pres
ent, may re-cntcr the public schools az
ter having been excluded on account 90
such disease, without FIRST having OBJ
talncd from the board OF health a GER
tihcate OF good health. In order TO
procure this certificate Lhe board Of
health requires that a similar certificate
be presented by the attending ply
stefan For the accommodation Of those
who are unable 10 pay for the services
Of "A physician Boo obtaining this certi-
fcato. Dr. S. O.. Paul, assistant city
physician. will issue such certificates
free of charge TO school children.