The sun., 1916-08-18

tered early in the course OF 0e disease.
Twenty.four and . half ounce Of blood
were drawn from them. The immune
serum was used on twelve little patients
yesterday. Children who have had this
treatment are doing very we'll indeed.
and this success is encouraging the ply
sicians to continue the treatment. Al
though some Of the volunteers have
promised to give more blood for the
children as soon as they feel able there
ID q great dearth Of the precious huid.
and many moro children probably could
be saved or helped were there more vol
unteers who have had the disease.
Three officers Of the Associated Mo-
ton Picture Exhibitors Of Brooklyn and
Long Island called to see DR.. Emerson
yesterday to ask him to issue an order
permitting children to attend motion pic
ture theatres as soon AZ the schools open.
They said that adults a. we'll ~ chill
dren remained away v q result Of the
Health Commissioners BAN. A. . result
100 motion picture theatres In Brooklyn
are closed. A. DR.. Emerson ID In WASH
ington the motion picture men were
asked to return.
Prevalent Throughout CeuntPy.
The prevalence Of ~infantile paralysis
throughout the United States was shown
yesterday by q statement containing the
names Of states In which cases Of the
disease have been reported to the United
States Public Health Service Officers. In
addition to New York. New Jersey and
Connecticut, where the cases are very
numerous, the following States and
cities are Affected:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Georgia-Rorhe.
iHinois-Iius i.land. stsnaerd. Gibson CITY.
es.sy,ll:. h tSie q; .'q Blend S.''s ss. E.s I VIII.
Duquine. Kanakee. Chsnai. Quincy. Frseport
N w,,aeT 6r rr,ss' SIMPSON, %a.~a, p coli,n.v,i Rss b Sas5ck.
Indiana-Evsnsviiie.
county. Fowler. Garden City.
kentucky-Louisvtlls.
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Observation-Disclosures, simpsoa county. Law.
rsnc. county -
erva,ion. Great Fails, Bossmsn. Helena, Bli.
S SSI,o SsTSsnd. Toledo. Akron. 'Giindnn...
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south psp"'k b.,sl.s.m m f aalra:SasS. n"''u''
Rhode island Newport. Providence.
South carolinA-Spa1anourg. Ch9leHon.
Tennessee-Memphis.
Texas-Edna. Galveston.
West Wrrinia-Mononsshels county. Wood
s' %l.son aaylGS s01ni B.nd. x.u..h.. Nil.
waukee.
William G.. Wilcox. president OF
the Board OF Education. In a state
ment issued yesterday said the
Training School for Teachers will open
as usual on September II. as the pupils
there are all over 16. He also an
nounced hat teachers must report Sep
TENDER 6. despite the fact that the
schools will not open until September Is
In all probability. In order to keep the
teachers busy until school opens courses
Of lectures or various subjects connected
with pedagogy will be given by directors
Of departments. superintendents and 9TH
ers.
seventy New Cases n jersey.
Seventy new cases Of ~infantiis parai-
ysis were reported to the State Board
Of Health Of New Jersey yesterday.
This makes . total OF 1900 cases since
the beginning OF the epidemic.
The new cases were distributed ~ fol-
lows: Newark. "a; Jersey City and
Elizabeth. I each: Guttenburg. North
Bergen and Linden. 3 each; Camden.
Bayonne. Harrison and Cranbury. 2
each. and Plessantville. Fort Lee. Wild
wood. Millburn township, Hoboken. Town
Of Union. West Hoboken. Dunellen.
Bound Brook. Springfield. Paterson.
pompton Lakes. Piscataway township
tMiddlesex county,. Woodbridge, As
bury Park. Shrewsbury. Boonton. Chat
ham. Madison. Long Beach ocean
county, and MerchRntsville. l each.
The Board OF Health OF Hopatcong
Borough met at Lake Hopatcong and
after a conference with representatives
OF the Boards Of Health Of Netcong.
Stanhope and other boroughs. decided to
prohibit the carrying OF children under
Is around the lake on passenger boats.
John Derosa. 40 years old. was taken
from the Mountainside Hospital at Mont
clair to the county isolation hospital
yesterday suffering from i~nfantile
paralysis. His is the twelfth case in
Montclair. &c. o.
Rainey Estate ouarantined.
A rigorous private quarantine has
been established by Roy A. Rainey. a
brother Of Paul Rainey. the big game
hunter. on his estate near Huntington.
Long Island. In order to prevent his
three small children from contracting
~infantile paralysis.
Fifty gardeners and other employees
have been laid of with full pay. The
stan Of the estate now consists OF Mrs.
Rainey's maid. the ~housekeeper. a cook.
a superintendent. q day and q night
Waterman, and q chauffeur. The -ural
mail carrier Is required to leave he mall
in a box near the entrance. Most Of
the food Is grown On the estate.
When Mr.. Rainey goes TO his oficc at
SO Vanderbilt venue Manhattan. he
usually travels in his yacht to avoid
contaglon. The family will not return
TO their city home at 6 East Sixty-sec-
ond street unit, danger is over.
The local health Authorities OF SUFFOLK
county. Long Island. received reports OF
thirty n cases OF infantile paralysis
and one death yesterday. The death &C.
Cured in Patchogue, There are four
new cases each In Shutdown and Islp.
1--WE In Bay shore. three each In East
Islip and Quo9ue, " each In Northport.
Brookhaven. AmaEansett and Hunting
ton and one each In Port Jefferson
Southold. Rapport and Babylon. There
have now been nearly zoo cases.
Nassau county has suffered even more
than Suffolk. for II has had 269 cases.
Eleven new cases were reported yester-
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