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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-12
MEETINGS HELD IN CELLARS.

Millenmeyer, a grocer. is of Hungarian
birth and Is reported as having been
conducting meetings IN cellars and in
other out-of-the-way places for several
weeks. At these meetings the doctrine
Of the Reds was vigorously espoused fl
is said. A1ilenmeyer came to this coun-
try eighteen years ago and within a
month began preaching Socialism. One
Of his first meetings was held in Hoffer
Hall. near the Hungarian settlement but
after he was treated by his fellow coun-
trymen to a shower Of eggs and vege-
tables he confined his uterances to a
select few who gathered at his home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-12

On streets AID news stands. sc per copy.
Delivered By carried IN Hammond and
West Hammond. SOC per month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-12

CONTINUED on page six.)
Evening star., 1919-01-23
!, ~ bonus for every woman
who stops work to have a baby

of motherhood carried out logically completely,
in France
To every working mother, France pays 10 francs
and SO centmes weekly for four weeks before and four
weeks after the birth of her child In addition to this
her employer adds his bonus for the baby-105
francs if she has been in his employ for year, 135
francs after three years. 165 francs after six years
He goes further Look! In the yard of the big fac
tory where hundreds of mothers work. there is great
new building. Here he pays franc IS centimes per
day for the scientific of each child whose mother
he employs! Gladly he pays it, he says, cts she
not serving her country?'
From the moment that she signifies that she is gongto
be mother she is surrounded by the most special care
When standing at the lathe is longer fit work for
her. she is transferred to another department where
she may continue at her work seated. Her wages are
unchanged, even though the work is lighter.
Going home to cooking sewing, scrubbing, washing
these strains mothers strength take their toll
from the health of the baby, France provides free
Evening star., 1919-01-23

layettes free meals skilled medical advice proper Ltis-
ng absolute protection from the drain of housework
England;s 500 schools for mothers!
EYES, but please hold the baby" was the simple
answer of the English mothers when called them
to the industrial ranks.
And Parliament hastily taking the babies to free their
mothers hands, found itself staggering under the weight
Quick! place to lay them down. Someone to bathe
them, feed them, c1othe them their tender lves
The astounding fact developed that Englands work.
ing women had been living and bearing children under
conditions that costing hundreds of thousands
of babies! England today makes infant consultation,
definite assistance and schools for mothers as easily
available to education is to children in our
public schools.
It is a reformation the scope and thoroughness Of
which makes women hold their breath!
With the thoroughness which its readers have
learned to expect from it every big woman
question: Pictorial Review discusses in the February
issue what this country is doing, what the world
is doing to the nations children.
Evening star., 1919-01-23
The baby-the woman the home

THREEsignifcantarticlesin in
L February Pictorial Reyiew
discuss the world,s changed at
titMde towdrd these three.
No man or w0n,d,, eager to
keep abreast Of the times can
afford to miss these articles by
leading American women.
Evening star., 1919-01-23
BY HELEN RING ROBINSON
The Time Has Come to Discuss
Birth Politics"

Statesmen, legislators, governments
the rising importance of the baby has en-
gagged the attention of all of them. But
now it is the woman's conception Of
birth politics that is to be worked out
Who better could write Of the new
idea of birth politics than Americas
first woman state senator2
Evening star., 1919-01-23
By KATHLEEN NORRIS

By KATHLEEN NORRIS
800, 900 Babies Die Unnecessarily in
This Country Every Year"
The awful waste of i'll Uncle Sam is
at last awake to it!
This cruel loss must be prevented.
Shall little children die for want of
proper care?
What Washington is doing. what your
community, what you personally must
do to help, is the burning subject of this
constructive article.
Evening star., 1919-01-23
By CHARLOTTE PERKINS GILMAN

By CHARLOTTE PERKINS GILMAN
'tArs ne Fasting Ttpelps Million
american Women
Sixteen million women cooking, scrub
bing, washing, tending children-all day
1ong-in sixteen million honest
What if twelve million of them could
be released?
What if four million trained experts
could perform the work now being done
by sixteen million American housewives
Sanely, practically this intensely in
teresting subject is discussed in this
article.
Evening star., 1919-01-23
How America saves
her babies

In our second year of the war,
America sct out to save loo, 900
baby lives BY April, 1919. Each
State has been saigcned her quota
by the Children's Bureau Of tho
Depastment Of Labor md the
Women's Comnnittee Of the Council
of National Defense, and the follow
ing arc heiug urged:
Maternity Centers
Hospital Graduated Mid.
wives
Raby Health Stations
Sanitary Nmsefies for older
children during mothers
confinement
Day Nurseries,
Babies WelfareAsoociations
Little Mothers Leagues
among school children
Evening star., 1919-01-23
How England
is conserving her
baby power

The birth o9 every ch1to - fecofoed
within 50 hours.
Pubic Health Visitoss 60 into
h6nsee and instruct mothers On
1.-The cne II bahieA
Tbs Home Help comes IN daiiy to
tlkechnge Of the house sintiIthe
nnothea 10 veil enough to do -.
Maternity Centers advise expectant
othesH provide meals. suppfy
1k cot materials for hyettea.
The National Health Insurance
psvs q maternity benefit to each
mether On the birth Of a child.
Medical sttendance at childbirth
10 free.
Special Infant HOSPITALS me avafl-
aba, hee Of charge.
Municipal Day Nurseries care fr
the baby al day and givei Il three
meals. eli for the sum of 81.
$15oo, ,oQo; yearly hes bean voted
i1 Seheols for MothesA
Evening star., 1919-01-23

VHE world needs whole battalions of
babies!
Everywhere above all the debates
on reconstruction problems, rises the
burning question-Babies wanted -
millions of babies to replace the millions of men
who gave their lives in battle!
Pariaments sit in conference on it. Birth Rate
Commissions appointed. Councils are summoned
to deal with the urgent problem Of renewing the race
And everywhere the women have risen and pointed
out, with tragedy in their eyes, @But the babies we
bear-see gentlemen how they are being wasted!
Actually millions of babies wasted every year-as many
babies therehave been killed in this gigantic warr'
France leads IN nothercraf
Every country has needed the words Of its women.
Today, governments appropriate millions of dollars,
yes, hundreds of millions, for the preservation
of infant Life.
'Messieurs," cried the women of France, "to get
children, you must take care of the notices.
And other country in the world is the protection
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
PITTSBURGH OUTING
CLUB BREAKS CAMP


Today the Pittsburgh Outing Club,
that has been camping on the hun
overlooking the Chesapeake Bay at
Bay Ridge. broke camp and refuSned
20 their homes III Pittsburgh, and vi
entity The members Or the party
we're probably obliged 10 shorten their
stay here because of the repeated
rains from time 10 time, and especially
the last d3wnpour Of Tuesday night
and ala day yesterday
The Pittsburgh Outing Club Is COM
posed Of q jolly party OF some SIS or
70 men, who for several years past
have enjoyed summers cutting OF a
month or six weeks al Bay Ridge, hav-
ing omitted last summer because 81
war conditions.
They bring along tents and other
paTapherpalia. and this year hired q
piano from CLANCY to enliven their
stay BIZ music and dancing The in
strAmenf was hauled up Ia town today
for storage in Chaney's warehouse
During their stay at Bay Ridge, the
camp has been visited by many friends
rom Annapolis and the surrounding
county During the fair weather since
their arrival the club members have
enjoyed bathing, fishing and Grabbing
iaiIy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
ANN BOYS
MAKE EtySEdAEORILES
AND oTHER THINGS
Yeung Artisans Making, ORe- Legger
Affairs 81 yarions Types and
Wear Ont tDme Shoe

ii has been said that there IL nola
ing that IA Annapolis boy cannot
make from an old roller skate. and
the reputation OF the city's youth for
ability to manage an express wagon
has been we'll founded. The boys are
experts in the matter OF construct ion
and control nf small wheeled vehicles
Various types Of pushmobiles have
appeared al diTerens times, and the
one logger IS homemade modia-
cation OF the patented machines that
are now on the market The one
logger is an affair consisting Of q
small wooden platform on which one
f0oi u placed Roller skate wheels
are fixed 81 either end. and stick
attached to the from serves a. a sort
of steering -deYiee The affair IL pro-
PEELED by the free foot
BY the use Of this very -satisfac-
tory result Is obtained ii the wearing
our Of shoe soies Mothers say thar
the foot that does the pushing wears
its shoe OUT much sooner than ii ought
10. The boys. however. contend thai
the reason for the difference III the.
disappearance of the sole leather IS
that the shoe on the platform wears
out more slowly than II would Ii they
walked.
Il has recently heen found that by
the addition Of box of sufficient size
to give volume 70 the sound. very
amount of noise may be OBJ
tained without the application of more
energy Following this discovery the
one leggers' now nearly all have the
box added
Latest of the sound makers devel-
oped II the 'airplane bicycle. which
appeared on the streets this morning.
This consists Of stretching wide rub
Der band between the handIebars 81
the bicycle When sufficient speed
has heen acquired the band vibrates,
giving 4 sound much like that 81 an
airplane motor. The noise Is not loud
enough to disturb the peace. but ii iii
accurate enough as an imitation 81 the
real thing to make people stop and
look upward
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
STORM alAN TO SEA
Bright Sunshine Follows Deluge
OF Rain
SOME DAY FOR AUGUST

s
The heavy rain storm that set IN
early Yesterday morning and MS as
IS panied 81 winds ihas 1 times blew
! ale. broke awas before last mid
aieAt. win lie shiseng u TIE wind
to The northwest
After amNleluge ot rain the lnn1n
peepei brightly from behind the dull
gray cloud tia sscre soon blown out
Is sea I'll The crest II the northwest
wi0as. ana Win tie sun shining
brightly and anlv sltsht aegk ot
clouds over ha horizon and i teais-
perafure mneh below noraasl aIaaa.
polls and tile enfiEe eastern esfipn
ST the country arc today enjoying 4
rare Angus day indeed
Yes tardas storm wa of the gusts
order, for at times tie Minds seemed
go howl from severa quarters As q
result limbs. large ana small were
blown from trees here ara there about
the city and county roads we're badly
washed Iii many places ana ! Number
ii other items q minor damage done
With the coming ri The storm here
followed shara drGr = he tenlpera-
ture and tlla saeieafs II one time was
Is low as 56 degrees To-day, With
he warmth 0f Old s3l's rays il has
gradually assembled in the listle tubes
Dut today ii some day for August
when one considers thar this Is sea
orally about the time q year Ter 4
prolonged drouth.
The Indications are that inc weath-.
81 will prevail for the next several
days. The forecast today IL partly
cloudy and not much change II teni-
paTature
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
soNG-BIRD POT PIE
NOT POPULAR IN NJ Y.

Robin pot-pie Will probably not be
popular among the residents of the
State Of New York for sometime to-
come. ITS the Conservation Commits
sion Of New York, through the Federal
authorities, have Just administered 4
lesson costing $500 iii the form 81 4
penalty imposed on John Vera of
Marlboro. New York, that robins are
not d legal article of food lii New
York state
This party was prosecuted BY ii r.
Nolan. one OF the Commissions game
protectors Information was given
Nh. Nolan by d farmer who had seen
Vera shooting at flock of robins
A search was made of his residence
and there were found hidden III wine
vat eighty-three robins and two cedar
waxwings Vera was arrested and
placed by Judge Hutchins under 81 900
bail
yerza's liability for this violation.
aggregated $4,000, however, COM
promise was agreed to BY w T..
Moore, Dennly Attorney General, Who
handled the case. and action was dis
missed upon Verza's settlement of
$500
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
a nanan Eslcfares Left

Those who ordered pictures OF the
banquet given for the returned service
men some wseks ago Ia the WaF Camp
communisy Service rooms IN the State
Armory. and hava not claimed them,
are requested by M Colbert to paaase
call for them as soon as possible.
Large photographs we're made of the
room and tables while the men we're
seated at the suppex, and the PIG RFea
turned out we'll Thare are get re-
naming i dazen of these pictpses 1T
the state krmory unclaimed, and il is
aouea to md their owners m the next
gsw tsvs gSfhose f6 when they hight
fnlly belong are urged te call as the
pffIce Tor Them at the gladen Street
Armory.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
Na 900 n ! IHeaithy cana

All children troubled with worms
haye an unhealthy coa0r, which In
dicates pOoE blood. and as . rule. there
+ more az less stomach disturbance
rR0yE,,s sAsTEHESS chill TONIC
given regularly for Two or three weeks
viii enrich the biood. improve the di-
pestion. and act Al General Strength
ening Tonle 70 the whoie system. 70
tnre win shen threw on or dispea the
worms. ana the Chiid will De IN per
feel hsalth. Pleasant 70 taxa. SOe
per bottle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
s,,sI WEDDING
H..lpnfd Us Orders

t,5an tfi.8ut Was made Tuesday
marriage Iast Saturday Of Miss
e,5gs ,ailf daughter Of Mrs, Ricls-
n t, III New York and MahWala,
is fI.itenant Commander Rob-
81. Iasl llfriehs II s. NJ, in the
sts. lIe home ID Gsragmore Park
ai3t 81 Alr and Mrs. Robert G..
a,ll #gsia and annt Of the bride,
lla Gus ;ieaser King assistant
Fslal Il HOLY Trinity, New York, Of
atd navy orders neccssltaied q
Il tiiiliE III HE wedding. Lieutenant
t.Rliasdpr llinrichs will be stations
Il StR Orleans.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
Farewell Dance
I'M rance

A farewell dance was given on July
"a at Movers, France, In honor Of l6
officers Of the Aneracan Expedition
airy Force Among the number vas
Lieut.. Burton HI Randolph Randall.
whose marriage To Miss Florence bspn-
ganaste, daughter Of N and Nine.
Jean Albert Mpnganaste, OF Mehun
sur Yevre. France, will take place
August IS.
Lieut.. Randall 10 the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Burton Randall and q
grandson OF the late Col. Burton RAN
dali. surgeon. United States Army,
and nephew OF Mrs. Joseph WORTH
5ington Of Annapolis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
z Tines ,lae
IRssr lrenes lsIrth,Tay

.its iytsae BASH daughter OF Mr..
1 " ieflitf Basil, Of Weems
U hfs tllllap1lis. was siH times
s fessfftll ana IN honor OF her
her parents gave
81. ], fstias hart The children
,s,s eIljoged music, after
invited to prettily
refreshments were
by flowers. the
tbsr aas i large birth
lighted caNdles,
I'll, took pleasure In
lilo party IA few
IS lyited along with
present besides
mere Bernard
ari Rash. Mildred
81. Helen. Louise and
Elsie Meekias, Rob
ana Meade, Ethel
il, Francis Flood,
Mr. and Mrs. b.
Mrs e n. Basil. Mr.
rt.n Mr.. and Mrs.
u and Mrs 8an-
cratehley.
Brashears. widow.
S. NJ. C., and
jamie, arrived
tie Womau's Hos
aa are With Mrs.
Duke 81 Glou-
~ Her Mccarthy, of
a. has been the
taret Taylor. daugh-
Nssra vile OF Col. Ward,
g Handy house. Duke
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
kfcci,lng congratulations
u illrtll eli Daughter

ilegater Ruth Marie, was born
IL atr and Mrs. Havener 81
h9lAitt NJ Louis. 40. Mr.. Bald
8 lrEfffh LIKED IN baltimore and
st,a Mrs l.enuel G. and the
Y iattMln. and grandson Of
s ai9 4'liH =. White. Of tliIs city.
"a ffaltia IN Nlo vas an Annapolis
RS eongratulations upon
aiissti The dignity Of q
Ffslas
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
Entertainment
AZ iiaIessLlle

An entertainment. followed BY q
dance, viii be given on next Saturday
night at Gaiesyille Hall # $50 Be
sides music and dancing, there will be
Il sale Of Ice cream and homemade
caramels. Miss Hunt Is chairman of
the committee Of arrangements,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
Re d ss anylted
To sIil0e Part

The ofacsrs Of The submarine cllas-
ers AT the Naval Academy will give
block partyF given IL honor Of
their arsends 81 the santea wharf
satarIaay sveatnas from $40 81 o'clock
b number pf BaatimHaans have bedn
invited to attend
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
- grAaHTNGroN

AOO. 0.4E S.05, 800. 1906. t1-05 a. ~ 100
agS 9fa sos. $40. a4O6, 40. DIS.
aaR f0S. eos a1.OS, r. III. Los A %.
xDaIly except Sunday.
CONNECTING at 0denton with E. =. X
oL0cal Annapolis TO BaltsEnore.
For tickets and information apply &c
srTr city ticket 0SEaces West Street stat1an.
Sfase House Station. College Avenue and
Blasen Streets: Carvel Hail. Maryland
F8oaei. Cface q. s. MI A. Tor GGacers, mid
EEfpmen. etc. c0nnected with The Naval
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14

faaMaftossR For IRiy
The following are acknowledg ments
of donations for month Of July. 1919:
July Mrs Assheton. SIS cash
July 5 Frank "A Munroe. SIS toward
buying window shades for maternity
ward.
July 16-Artlcles bought from funds
from the Maternity Committee: Bath
towels q curtain rods. 5: eurtains,
prs. q
July IL Mrs William i Seeley, /
writing desk and chair.
July is Mrs. John Wells, i screen.
July lis Mr. Charles 4. Howard,
check. ST.
Juy I9 Miss Kate Randall, or
Derby suite, white
July % Mr. Carl Hardy, ] pestle
morter for drugs.
July 2s DIR III RI Talbott, cash $40.
July 81 Potomas Division, Red
Cross 1000 yards Of gauza.
July To- Mr. Emmett Webb. bush
el peaches.
July ~ Mrs Philip Pettebone. III
gallons plunls
July 28 Mrs Walter Clark, | bas-
ket apples; Public Utility Company,
S.: Lucy B. WEIGH, SIS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
GatarrhaI pealness Ganaot Be cured

Catarrhal Deafness Cannot he Cured
by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way To cure catarrh-
al deafness, and that is by a consti-
tutional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness
Is caused By an infiamed condition OF
the mucous lining OF the Eustachian
Rube. When this tube ID infiamed you
aage rumhiing sound or Imperfect
hearing, and when ii is entirely closed,
Deafness Is tho result. Unless the In
tiamnaation can be reduced and this
tube restored to Its normal coRdi-
ton. hearing will be destroyed for
ever. Many cases Of deafness are
caused by catarTh. which is an In
aamad condition Of the mueuous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts
shru the blood on the mucuops sur
faces ot tue system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Catarrhal Deafness
That cannot be cured BY Halls ca
tarrh Medicine. Circulars free. All
Druggists. T6c,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
r,wAyK BALTTMORM

as x7.sS.. as, D.SS lO-3a 1l.o9.
49, - ~ - asS as. x4OS 40. x4.9a.
sg as6 7.36. 0.35, 11-55 r. H.. 18 -
a.. a.
All trains resolve Or disrharge paBs@nEEx4
at local points between AnnADoils 9aq
fcum ON signal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
ardy over &c C

gs aEse
4rds over tas sssa
~
leep
5ke names i'oAi .he
ait- haunted pOppses
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14

Marrying an heiress is one kind Of
safety match.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14

The average man IS moderately
sane except when he is engaged.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
Comma dar Mas Buried

Burial services were held lii Arlin-
ton cemetery Monday with full naval
and military honors for Lieut. Com.
mander Charles co. Mas, assistant ma
val attache Of the American embassy
ut Paris, who died abroad Of pnen-
monia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
isaflHs Through
fanaaa

HISS I.ny Redmond. teacher Of The
EEath Grade Grammar school, with
tplriy II Baltimore friends ID tour
ii parts II Canada. They have been
nfptng ii The Edwards, Nlhgaua
MS Iar sesetai d;sys AID are nov
Foronn mid viii iataf g6sto Mon
pal mud Quebec
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14

Mrs. ID. hi. Garrison, wife OF Cone
mander Garrison, y. s. NJ. Is confined
TO her homs at Porter Row Naval
Academy. suffering from an attack of
hay fever
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14

AIr. and Mrs Rnhert Schultz are be-
ing congratulated on the birth Of 9
nine pound baby boy, born Tuesday
morning, August IL, Mother and son
are doing gicely.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
LEAVE ANNAPOL.Ts
49, aarerk station

KIN x5.HO 828. $50. 7.2o. 30. - =. y
it, ri II 20 Al. NJ. 1870. 10, 10 49,,
500 $50 60, $40. TOO. 80. io-@1
YSnra Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier; State House station, blAdsD
~. ana College Ave. seven "a mtnufes
earlier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14

II aud Mrs James Martin and
lgils 1T Washington, are Waiting
/ aad AIfa Frank N, Hasil. German
San
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
llsllI alsIl m Canlmander

iielaeaaut commander Philip F.
aHhaA, s. ii, wac has been visit
Y The family pf hts wife's parents.
Y and Mrs Edward Feiimeyer,
gilite seorge street. has returned
af .aaR iii Philadelphia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
w b. & A. Electric
Railroad.
sueaesa
mD.CITY TERMINALS

Half Hourly Service Morning ana EsvenlnF
waahfngton and Camp Meade
IWaehington and camp Meade
passengers change At NAVAL
Academy Iuncu0nl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14

III hert German, Of Ellicott
81 bas been visiting her sister, Mrs.
'asf Z d Brashears, Duke Of Glou-
is rect, this week.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14

Peter II. Magruder, Secretary Of the
Naval Acasienay, aKho has been On his
vacation, which ne has been spending
at Atlantic CITY, has returned end Is
ON duty again at the superlntendent's
office
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
PlTl ROARD
tcoaIIEaea From page one

DARING the month III July. and 22 oEer-
atiye cases The Board Of Managers
II expressing itself highly graded Al
the progress or things. generally at
the institution under the Chief Of
stan, DR. I. Oliver PurYis. and the
supertntendent, Miss Safer, who SUBJ
uaittad the following repori
Saperiatendent's Rep0rs
Number Of operations during July.
1913 lminDr II major. A r.
Number patients admitted ii July.
1913 So
Number Of patients III house dur
ing month rs
Births twhite, malel 5
Number Of patients discharged IS. 30
New dispensary cases Z. ....... 81
Total numbar 81 visits 1877