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New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Rochm, 1t. y. t.. to Camp Jackson.
tlwood. I'd 1t. T. A to Damp Lee.
Fitz. May; II. g.. 70 Fort SIN.
GgpSr rsa"5 Msl Msl + K to % CsD l.o HTsEF T1H
Toy, Capt. G.. n. to Fort sill.
WaKcr. I;a.Sr. Cd It. y r. to Camp Mradc
Nonorably discharged - Capt Lchnhard
&. j.
Ordinance Department
helen. MAJ. L, to Frankford Arsenal.
puts. 1t; c. r. to Governor's Island.
Ifonorably dischars ed-capts s.. Clair
j. r.. Mellen, G. b.. Rlsler, t. r. Priddy
y ": Phelps. @. 4; MGclurc. G..
! T.; Mckay, j. y Us. ROYCE W II
T. Pits. G. e, Pater, e. d It. Mar
Terson. Capt. O, s. TO Wa.hinr'on.
Johson' 20 It. r. b. to Milchsl ~ Fie,d
wheelcr p' capi p, e. G 70 70 to 1Ss WashnsfSn sf"
Eaton, I'd It, 5. C. jr to Caris' rom Ficld.
A !. tapts. stole, c. W; Sieourney.
n. c. 1t. S1ratton ". 2d Its. Bon
nett. j, l., Hatcher. r. /.
MGhGushn s"..3 20 IT g. e e. Fg[ o D.: r.sdo MGns q
schwarze. I'd 1t. H. NJ. to Fort Clark.
Xsil. I'd It. b b. to Fort Piss Riss.
Cannon, ID 1t. V. NJ. 70 Preside OF
Nech. Cd IT. o ", 20 Fort Bliss.
Grant. l.. i f.. to Fort Huachuca
Hubbard capt. f H. to Fort lluachuca.
Ewing. 1t. j. W. to Orono.
Coast Artillery Corps
Richards. 1t. T.. to Manila.
Love, 1t. r. v, TO Manila.
Mocller. Ii: A. C.. to Panama
Harrison. Maj. E. =, to honolulu.
Uonorably disc ha rg cd Capt. Knots, L. G. d.;
1t Rcntfro T.; % It. Donnelly, Il. B.
Corps Of Engineers
,,ae L.1aen MAJ v. C. to t., JaShsonylle. I,;ShsSrn
Jones capt X. s. to Florence.
Whitehurst Can't. II G.. 70 Norfolk
HonOrabl discharged-Capts Fox r. NJ.
Evens, G.. Beall. E. :. jr.
Dental Corps
Gentry, Capt. 9: c.. TO Fort sheridan.
Noon, 1t. N. T., TO Fort Sam Houston.
wiax Gsr1 o-3' Eapt IT, 70 b. oF oa To7 H0os;an sa
Morgan; 1t. R. e. resigned.
Honora bly, discharged d-Majs. Boss, ". o.;
Worsham. a. Il.
Chemical Warfare Service
kellogg. 1t. c. NJ. to Lakehurst Prov.
Ground
S"anson. 1t. r. j.. to Edgewood Arsenal.
discharged cd-Maj. Parker, w. ". ;
1t. McGhee, Il. y.
Signal Corps
Cuny. Capt. G. D.. to Washington.
Hubbcl I'd 1T. r. r.. to Camp Grant
Stowbridge. 1t. X. w. lr.. to Takoma Park
Woolverton, Capt. r. b. TO Washington
Honorably discharged--Maj. Lawson. H. II
L. s. Army
Richards. Maj NJ. c.. 20 Reno
Honorsbly discharged-Lt wise. j. r.;
Charleston, A.; llellworth. ~ i.
Sanitary Corps
lionorably discharged-Capt. James. e. H.;
I.ienhart a. H.. HUFF, j.; I'd 1t.
bonner. j.
Miscellaneous
Hamilton. 1t. Col. w. ". X. Adj Cen, to
Bessel. 1t. Col W. W. Adj Gen. TO Camp
Travis
Honorab bly, dischargec-M -Majs Martin. W..
9. NJ G.; Church, G. V. Judge ADV,
Gems Dept; Capts. Grouse j. W. Vet
C.; O'Toole, j. b., Trans. c.; Ahrendtsen.
=, j.; @; NJ G.; Berry; j. inf; Bray. G.,
Young. L. A. Adj. Gems Dept. Grisso,
y. NJ. c.; Hankjnson. +. A. c. ~ C.;
"dbettcr, G. f., inf, Lewis, II. T. Sig
McCully, a. F.. Q. NJ c.; Peterson,
Rupert. p. W, san: c.; Stewart. }. e.
AIR Svc. Its. Phillips. J. A.. Vet c.
Dopp. G.. inf; Frewer. ]. W, Air Svc,
Gerdes, 7. w, Ord. Dept; Hays. J, O.,
longist, ". T., L. s A.; Nichols, E.'
Eng oliver. J. b., inf; Ryan. A. E.
s A.. Sheppard, F. NJ, inf Taylor
L.. INF. Woods G.. inf; ID Its. Berry
Floyd, r. A. Air Svc; huffman. ". e
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
HELP ,A\TED MALE

~ ~ runner wanted by Ne7r York Sto..-
Exchange house. oopOrtunit, for .5
vancenent. Call At Room s0s. Us Broad
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
.vILIAM y. GANN.
SUMMONS

sr,rnMMN CotET COUNTY or NEW
YORK. MARtiANllT NJ. DAY piaintlrr
AGAINST CARL DAY pcfendant 81 MMcNS
NrrIoN TO NNNUI. y MAKRl AGE.
70 the ahnN" named l)ef"n.cui
NNr ARE HEREBY srMM!NED 70 an
N"cr tli" coIul'irilit IN this action, and to
-rr'n a copy of Nu'lr answer tho Plain
attorney irhi1 30 days 8ftcr the
s'r'ig' OF ihis ornnot>. exc lsl1n OF The
day ol sor' icr. ami TN case of 1olr failure
80 appear answer Judgment VIII be
'hen AGAINST You hs default for tho relief
dcmanIed in The complaint
Dated November 10th. 1870
JOSEPH \ McNAMARA Plaintiffs At.or-
nrH. Post Onicc Addrrss and ONCE. No.
-, Broadway. borough of Manhattan.
New York city.
To CARL DAY:
Tho foregoing summons ls served upon
OF Honorable Leonard A Gicgerich Justice
or tho Snprcnie Court OF the State ot New
,or,. dated hr 10Th Ias OF November. 1920
tn1 nlrd with tn" complaint IN the Office
ol fhe 'lcrl1 ot the County OF N"w York
,i fhc rouli House thereof in the Bor
pueh OF Manhattan. Guy Of New York.
Dated New York. November 10th, 1920
JOSEPH \ McNAMAt1A, Attorney for
Plaintiff Onic" L. q Address. 1875
Nroadwey. Borough of Manhattan. New
urt cl,5. ~
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

NC NAN. 20 do general Office ro-l, ~
christian trim permanent position: GOOD
advancement; state age. ma tionality. eXperi-
eH'e' salary desired. 49, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Dinner Committee Anxious
!nAood Post \liNe

\ community post that promises big
. a~s for the Legion is that recently
eanized in the lnwood section of
ianha5tan. 4 Is the only Legion unit
sorth OF lS5th Street in Manhattan.
a'.i ~as d .:Qtential membership of 367.
IT,, +. Kiro', t. the temporary COM
arGer. and viii be succeeded by .
rmanout executive in January.
Tne post Will hold a meeting next
u dnesday evening at the Police Re
-erves Ba ding 2O4tn Street and
broadway. when several Legion officers
.ill speak. and it is urgently requested
.sat ali veterans eligible to member
aip in that section attend. the char
s.r will be held open until after Janu-
r.rr 70 gi1e oVerybod> chance 10
.eoi0c charter Wewbrr.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
HOTEL,
g0od Home ffleala
" at hir prices

I'VE come to the conclusion that rnoet
H. people ike simple, substantial, we'll
cooked meals don't think they really
want the usual extensive menus.
So I am introducing a. Hotel Bristo,
a new plan cooking more nearly like
good home fare than you ever tasted In
hotel Fixed price meals-a simple.
tasty luncheon at SO cents and a good.
substantial dinner at $l.0o.
Bear in mind that these meal. arc in.
expensive because they're simpls-no
pretensc at elaborate menus. And b..
cause they're simple, we can afford "a
buy the best; and our cooks can do
justice to it because they cook only
these dishes on the menu.
Drop in some time and have loncheon
or dinner. We believe that you II like il.
And while you're here let US show Won
some OF the coy two-room suites with
bath that we have available as Winter
homes,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
UNN IFI- J. DOW . NfY
clerk OF the Surrosatcs Court

SCHIEFTEL1N. CATHERINE T.-SErONO
suppl"Mentai citatiol.--lhA he People OF
the ate Of Nrw York BY tho grace Of
S5od lree and Independents to Elizabeth 7.
MOFvN." Elizabeth J.. Mortimer. as cxecu-
trlN OF the last VIII and testament OF Mary
- =; ia II, deceased, Stanley Mortimer, Jr,
countess di Hoppola, Elizabeth l.. Ea.l
Annr Eleanor Han. william Forbc. Mo-
gan, "a Lawrence Waterbury,. Jr Anna L.
Waterbury, and 10 all persons Interested a..
cr"Hll crS l"gatees. naxt or kin OF OF hcrUise
N ne estate OF Catherine r SchtefrclIn
deceased who at the tirN Of her death
resided in the County of New York. send
greeting:
tpon the petition Of Christopher r. Car
inent OF Catherine r. SchieMelin. doceased
reading at East Rockaway New York
You and each OF YOU are hereby cited
to show cause, hefore our SurroyatA Of
the County of New York at the c,Irro.
gates Court of said county. held at tho
Nal OF Records. in the County oS New
forN on this 3lst day Of Deccnber 1920
a. halr past ton o clock IN tho forenoon Of
that day why tho corrected account Of
Christ opher Z. Carter &. executor Of the
last VIII and testament Of said deceased
should not be judiciallY settled
4 testimony whereof Ve have caused
tho seal OF tho SUrrogate-' Court
of The said County OF New York
- hr hor"unto affixed. Witness
Honorable John F. CohalaN a
1SeaLl Surrogato Of our said county at
nth day OF Novenbcr. IN tho
year Of our Lord on- thousand
nine hundred and twenty.
Supplemental citation.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEv
lIeriS Of the surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
The eAmericanLegiOn
News: Local, State, National

Of the 306th Field Artillery at the 77th
Division Club. - West Twcnty~tifth
Street, New York, tomorrow.
The Green Room Of the Hotel Nc
Nlpin has been reserved for the dance
Of the Sd Naval District Post next
Tuesday. FIT. per cent of the proceeds
viii oe donated to the benefit OF
wounded and disabled cX-service men.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Reeves, 1t. com. G. x. to T. $. s. nir
Sachs. Ems. r. c. to L. S. $. Charleston
Leroy. It. q. g J. Il j. to L. 5. s
Miller 1t. T. f ?. to L. S 5. flazelwood
Mo,rrison' 1t 6. . !. NJ. TO L. s s
Birn4iir ham
smith. 1t. j.. TO L. g. s. oDanron.
Wclshl. En.. " q. 10 U. S s. So,ners
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Lot PrnnertN !eund

fr,c \. lawson may have his pei
..al papers and discnarge certificate
rom the army Toy applying 10 Lieu
tenant 4. +. King, adirtant' A"' tighth
Az sAmerican Legion membersh'p
lard belonging to Leslie ?. Scott Of
ronolulu Pos. Hawai-, mas been found.
1t Is at state headquarters hali oi
.t.rorc
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Veterans i'm Five Counties
of Greater City Unite to
Fight Blue Laws as Tn
american and Bigoted
Bronx to Send Three of
Its Lawver-Members TO
Washington to Oppose
Organized Lob b b vists

r t, e Lore Day Alliance and its
associated bodies expect to carry
through cir campaign for the estab-
lishment Of a Blue Sunday without
strenuous opposition from war veterans
thev arc due for surprise.
It became nown yesterday that the
American Legion, in all five counties of
the greater city, is preparing a cam
paign to forestal the realization Of the
Alliances plan and the veterans pro-
pose to wae their fight without ami
mus. The Br~nN. under the leadership
lf the State Vice Commander, William
+. Deegan, has taken the initiative in
tris movement nd viii send tn rec OF
It's lawyer members 10 ashington in
N effort to balk any plans the blue
law lobbyists may have. The follow
ing resolution. passed by United Serv
ice Post, OF that borough, gives the
Legion's position in the controversy:
"Whereas, citation is being carried
or in our national capitol for the en-
actmcnt of leg station that will curb
tia, activities of the American people
on Sundays, for the so-called reserva-
ton of the Sabbath. and
Whereas. it is the SCI Of the
nired Service Post of Bronx County
thac laid laws are antagonistic to the
principles upon which our republic was
founded, . c.. as they destroy the
freedom of action | the prerogativc
O. ev,rv free American to worship Cog
- he sees fit. and
"WLercas, said Legislation contains
The seeds Of preiudi and bigotry and
tne p. ~asitcs lscont mt and idle
ness lat dwarf the mind and emaS-
cu.atr tie 1lity OF the American
Youth
BE it resolved. therefore. that he
United States Service Post of the
american Legion ut Itself on record
eng unsltcraoly opposed to the pro
posed bue law legislation. and
BE 1t further resolved. that a copy
O. tbs resolution be forwarded to the
Bronx Cou " Exec i've Committee
with le request that representatives
OF the law committee be delegated to
proceed to Washington to attack and
., anihlate tnis viper that is enaw-
ing at tn rooi OF American progress
.n' is sNClODMcn'.
Dinner Committee Anxious
The conn tee in charge Of the an
s.ngencnt~ ioc the New York County
dirner on December lG. at the Hotel
Pennsylvania, has received but few
resnonSe, 70 It's invitation to county
b Iegate and post &c to attend.
fhs dinner should attract all 400 of
me r-cn and women eligible to partic-
u, hnCr, RI
appointing
Henry u" uxton, coun. chairman,
.>ss tha- all persons intending to go
no.i'r Inn without delay. 50 that reser-
fationS may be made. The tickets are
81 each. Address Chairman Buxton a.
County adQuarterS, li0 West Forty
-rcond street
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

-
". p. CAM & co.
We, the Undersigned. WILLIAM y
GAM and WILLIAM L. GIII.EY. 30
h@renN ccrtifs mat the limited CO. part
under the firm name or W. d. GAM &
CO.. by the certificate signed and ac-
Anowrd by the parties hereto. dated Nav
~. $50 ana I fled in the onice Of the
May L., 1920, has this day been dissolved
ana terminated by mutual consent and
,l tne r"tirement of WILL1AM f. GILIEY,
o. continued by WILLIAM ~ CAM.
who was the general partner III sad fir,,'
An debts owing to tn said partnershsp
GAM. ana all demands on SAD part
nership are 10 ho presented TO him for
AND the said WILLIAM d. GANN. re-
oush Of Brool1lyu. Guy Of New York. who
lf OF full axe. docs hereby further Ger
NfN. pursuant To- stuutc. that ho is IN.
person now and hereaftor carving on
". -. GAM & co.
p4te1. Nrw York city. New York No
WILLIAM u. GANN.
WILLIAM e. GiiIEY.
state Of Now York. County Of New y 1i''. Ysrj,
'ity. OF New York. s.:
On ths nrst DAY Of December; 1920. per
'iANN and WILLIAM l.. GII.LEY. 70 ma
.nown and known to m" to be the persons
9"scribed iu a.ld who secuted tho fore
going Instrument, and thry sevcrally duly
acknowledged he Same, for ,hc uses and
purposes ,horein ~NprDssea
HENRY y. y Ais EN Notary Public.
Kings Couuty No NV. cert. nicd
Notariai No. y. ' county l4o7 Ny corn-
Seail mission expires March 30. 1921.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
pn-I \CTJNIlIES

The Hubert l. Rock Post, Of Ies- Lea
Ting against the proposed blue laws
Next Thursday night the lst Newy
Tork Cavalry Post viii hold Deef-
eak dinner at the clubhouse ~ aSS
WI .npton Avenue, BrooNlyn. } ne
nontnly meeting viii be ne'a at tne
sane time.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Local Noiture 40. 7, q Soc.e'c Na-
''9nale. de- 40 hommes >aa, gS ort "E'% Ind d
-,-o,'y Counties. Headquarters ls at
-. Fast Thirty-fourth street. Com,
-...-,der. treasurers, adjutants and
.'..t commanders VINO nave been MON
.ers of the Legion for one year are
eligible.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DECORATOR AND DEALER ~ W
l.,'ic 'usn Shines on unpfr Troadans
.l'.1 na ing msn1 cails for ianu shades 4sa
Pillows WI fent toor space fur work ~fd,r,
with window privilege - r-sponsii,,'. r.rt,
~ nat linz, good location, r,osonaol. s.ni
9 100. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

lane A. Delano Post and the MaFal
Auxiliary Post gave d joint dance ues'
dsx night a. the N"Fy hospital
Hrooklsn.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Lieutenant Jerry Dalton fost o'' %,
.ld dance last night at the ''"pe''"'
.rooslSn.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Ynickerbockcr Post rocf7 'ne Ih'Fo
riday o each month al 'nc ''N reg
. ent Armory, fourte'n'n street mar
18th Avenue. drfc ''' 'e" ''' u"
s.rs has been launched.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

SCH FTFELIN, CATHERINE T.-sECOND
supplemental citatlonATho Pconla n,
the state OF Now YORK by tho grace o.
God free and independent. TO Ellzab~.h 7.
Mortimer. Elizabeth J.. Mortimer aa exncu
trix of The last VIII and testament OF Mary
T. T. l1ali, deceased Stanley Mortimer. Jr.,
countess d IoppOia. Eliza beth /. Hall
Anna Eleanor Hall. William Forbe- Nor
gan, 20. Lawrence Waterbury, Jr Anna t.
Waterbury. and to all persons inte-os.aa a, a.
creditors. legatees. next OF kin or otherwise
IN the estate of Catherine T Schierelln
deceased who at yh~ time OF her death
resided IN the County of New York, send
greeting:
pom the petition OF Christopier r Car
TER. as trustee under the last viii and testa
ment OF Catherine r. Schirnclin. deceased
reSldlnE at East Rockaway. Now York
ou and each OF you are hereby cited
{" show cause. before our surrogate Of
tNC County Of New York. at the Su-ro
gates Court Of said county held at the
NaN OF Records, in the County OF Ncw
York on the 3ist day OF Deccn,b.r 1920
~ nall past ten O'Clock In the forenoon Of
t!a, Hay, Why the corrected account OF
christopher r. Carter a. trustee OF the
last VIII and testament of said deceased
should not be judicially settled
IN testimony whereof We hay. caus.d
Of the said County of New York
10 be hereunto affixed. Wtncss
honorable John p. Cohalan, .
lSeaLJ surrogate OF oUr said rounty At
IA" County Of Naw YORK tho
nth day OF November in tho
year Of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and twenty.
supplemental citation.
DANIEL !. DDWDNEY
q
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

IltESSM ER wishes home work or o,,t
ny dsy' l-aoosa ia w. i39th st.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Miscellaneous

YOUNG LADY winter IN South; hig,
school or college education. tactful; sal
cry *l,oVo nrst year. transportation and
ponus. II. T., Box loe, Station j. Mau-
haitian.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
FOR SALE

'vK SALE. eleht g y a-,on electr..
}oth. Tol. Murray I'LL. ol4s.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

wendell Phillips Post, composed cE
euslvely of men disabled 10 inc serV
zee. met on TUESDAY nlg'' ana con
drmned the proposal 70 gre '''''na' ma
oor,a IN ~. German language 1nis
,,.t von ak nev. members at tns
.4r..inp b. having an army Chaplain
.ad tuo feld clerks .on nana - nrttb.
.te Victor. ucaait.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Mario Chamlee, tenor q. the Mctro-
2olitan Opera UDu1r, viii Toe the vnc .>
Of honor al reunion oG h5z cD1,fado.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

~ MhERM MAIp. colorea Just from -.
i.iih st. - N"st
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Chambermaids

'o,, " T. r..f - a l'-N"ry capable c1ce;lon.
~ Miss ilofmayer's Agency 10 '''t,,n t.g'.. @l'
ST., 81 floor. Tel s9t1 Murray IInI" n"e' aat4
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

The Women'e Auziuary NJ Corporal
JDnu KuoG Pot wiil hold T. fhrittmas
azaar ~ me Dott clgDno.se. On Caoai
.ifreet. DctMeen jerome and beaufpr
.yenceg, Woodna,rn, to-a9., tc.mo..
s1N ard aatsfday
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

''"'h, Young good manager; cNccntin,,,
references. Miss Fit tNgerald y Hur.su Xxx
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

As fcaturc of its regular ontaly
,4.cting S. Karxip Drcn' POET, "pieh
- com posoa Of msa of thc a'i,"o
,.rnyyernents, entertained Tuesday
nlynt At Koen's Cnophouse ali ine o.
scers of thc New York County organ
zation. Commander W'he Hawk pre-
1iGed
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

'"'h' young good manager: country
t"rred Miss Fltzgerald's Bureau ~
Fifth ave. o'' '"o. Snb
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Commercial

1ooh N EEPER. college education ( go.
experience: controlling accounts
osoancs pa \. Y L. accounting studen,
$50 Address G 10 Tribune 80
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Oohs

'',h' also Mattresses. highly recomme,a
"' cll? or country together or .n,, .,
"tf'"- Lang Bo"c h"rer CO. A "a ~,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

GIRL white, general house WORKER 1jiair
cooking; small apartment; good wages
reIerence. Apt. I'D. 80l West End ave
WAITRESS-C S-CHAaiBERMAID wanted IN
Flushing, J.. l.. family. 8 adults; good
Telephone 1923 Flushing
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Army Orders

~ow The Trtbuie's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. s. Army orders
issued to-day follow:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Dressmakers. Milliners. Etc.

COOK, good. piain. In small private c,,,
~. Miss Ilnhhy. EiNerai,le es4e '"'''
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Scr". tho ieth day OF Au-
EMILY T. plX.
MILDRED /, lEESNN

MOOT CLARK. B,'CkNEK & now
.ANp' Attorneys 'or fNocuGrices OF
ncc ana T. O Address No 81 Nassau
York City.
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-20
MANY PHYSICIANS
 FAIL TO REPORT DISEASES

Statistics of the state board of health indicate that many physicians are failing to obey the law in regard to reporting infectious diseases. This is serious matter since proper quar- antine precautions can not be taken unless physicians report their cases to the local health officer as the law provides. Without prorer quarantin- ing, there is nothing to prevent the spread of sickness to those who other wise might never have been ill.
 No infectious diseases were report ed to the state board of health dur ing the month of January by the doc tors of Apache, Graham, Pima, Pinal and Santa Cruz counties. This would seem to indicate that there were no infectious diseases in these counties. If this were so these counties would be subjects for congratulation. If it is not true, however, and the doctors are allowing infectious diseases to go unreported, the citizens are entitled to general pity.
 Cases That Were Reported. Reports of the following cases were received by the state board of health.
 Chickenpox-Cochise, |; Greenlee, 3; Gila, 9; Maricopa, 1; Mohave, l.
 Diphtheria-Maricopa, 2.
 Influenza-Cochise, 43; Coconino, II; Gila, 1; Maricopa, 24; Mohave, 16; Navajo, 15; Yavapai, 22.
 Pneumonia-Cochise, 1; Greenless, |; Yuma, 1.
 Measles Greenlee, 1; Gila, 1; Yuma, 2.
 Cerebro Spinal Meningitis - Coco nino, 1; Gila, 1.
 Mumps-Greenlee, l; Gila, 6.
 Scarlet Fever-Cochise, 1; Green lee, 8; Gila, II; Maricopa, 2; Yavapai, B. '"
 Smallpox-Maricopa,, z; Yavapai, 5. Typhoid fever-Mohave, l.. Whooping Cough - Greenlee, %; Gila, "A.
 Tuberculosis-Greenlee, 2; Maricopa 6; Yuma, 2.
 Every citizen is interested in the enforcement of the law regarding the reporting of infectious diseases" says the Etate health board. Whenever g case of infectious disease is' knowr and the physician in charge has no. placarded the house and taken tn, other steps required by the law, ths citizens may feel certain that the cast has not been reported to the loca health officer. It is his duty to repor such cases, since the neighborhoot would otherwise suffer for what nigh be merely the forgetfulness of thu physician"
The Coconino sun., 1920-02-20
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Among prominent Arizonans reg istered at the locals hotels during the last few days:
 WEATHERFORD-Al Smith, Ash Fork; Jim Smith, B. G. Duce, Will Hams; R. G. Taylor, Phoenix; A. Bar unda, Tucson; Pete Albin, Bellemont; Asa Huff, Grand Canyon; Ernest A. Paul, M. D. Todd and wife, Wins low; A. Hampsey, Riordan; Tom Me Williams, Maine; John Johnson, Peg gie Hart, Jerome; w. H. Masters, Tempe.
 COMMERCIAL = J. w. Etter, Glendale; M. R. Brugh, Winslow; E. T. McGonigle and wife, Miss Clara McGonigle, Riordan; Roy K. Marsh, Winslow; Jno. F. Sheehan, Cooley. ,PINE-Geo. w. Hulsey, Winona; D. Daly, Prescott; w. G. Dickinson, Apache Maid; Edward O'Counde, Cliffs; O. M. Johnson, of Caledonie, N. D., who is looking for location here; E. s. Carlos, Winona.