The New York herald., 1920-01-27
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leave their offices at half-past four each
day until the epidemic has subsided.
1.-The Mayor said he would see that the
heads of all the city departments cooper
ate with the various departments during
the epidemic, to combat the spread of the
disease"
Dr. Copeland said that he had received
reports from industrial and business es-
Establishments throughout the city declaring
they would comply with the proclamation
in order to shift the congestion of traffic
on subway. elevated and surface cars
during the epidemic.
A schedule contained in the proclamation
of the Board of Health, and which is ef-
fectve this morning, follows:-
"All retail stores. except dry goods. food
and drug stores, shall open at eight n. NJ.
and close at four p. NJ. Retail dry goods
stores shall open at half-past nine A. NJ.
and close at six p. NJ.
'All wholesale and jobbing establish
ments shall open at a quarter past eight
A. NJ. and close at n quarter past four
p. NJ.
"All offices shall open at half-past eight
A. NJ. and close at half-past four =. NJ,
provided however that where offices are
maintained in connection with and in the
same buildings with any of the trades,
business or occupations otherwise rcgu-
lated by this order. and where such offices
are so located, the hours of opening and
closing shall conform with those pre-
scribed for such trades, business or oc-
cupations. and provided. also. that any
office may close at haIt-past three r. W.
or earlier in any cases where II is so de-
sired 1t is understood. however, that the
opening hour Is in no wise affected BY
the iaet provision.
In Manufacturing Places.
"Ail textile manufacturing establish
ments shall open at nine A. NJ. and close
at five p. NJ. All non-textile manufa ctur-
ing establishments shall open at half-past
nine A. NJ. and close at half-past five r.
NJ, provided, however manufactures
jewellers shall open at a quarter to eight
a. NJ. and close at quarter to five p.
NJ. and paper box manufacturers shall
open at half-past nine a. NJ. and close Al
half-past six p NJ.
"Lithographers and printers shall open
at quarter 20 eight A. NJ. and close at
a quarter TO five +. NJ
Storage warehouse establishments shall
open at half-past seven A. NJ. and close
at quarter past five p. NJ.
"The opening and closing OF banks.
trust companies and offices OF the United
States government arc not affected by
the provisions of this order.
"All establishments formerly opening
before eight A. NJ. and closing later than
six p. NJ shall not be disturbed"
Motion picture theatres between Four
lteenth and Fifty-ninth streets accommo.
dating more than 20 persons will close
their performances before eleven o'clocl
at night The Lexington Opera House, tn,
Palace, the Manhattan, the Columbia ant
all vaudeville houses giving two perform
ances a day will open their performance
at eight o'clock in the evening and clos,
a quarter Of an hour before their usua
time.
/ Opening Hours for Theatres.
/ Open at a quarter after eight-The Win
ter Garden, the Lyric, the Century. TIL,
Hippodrome. the Selwyn, the Casino, tn,
Astor. the Park. the Vanderbilt, the Cen.
tral and the Shubert.
At half-past eight-The Liberty tn,
! Bijou, the Maxine Elliott. the Comedy. tn,
New Amsterdam, the Morosco, the Nors
Bayes. the Lyceun1, the Criterion, tn,
Knickerbocker. the Globe and the Belasco
At quarter TO nine--The Broadhurst
the Plymouth. the Harris. the Booth. tn,
Thirty-ninth Street the Eltinge. the Hud
son, the George NJ. Cohan. the Gaiety, tn,
Cort and the Cohan & Harris.
At nine o 'clock-The Longacre, the Bel
mont the Little Theatre, the Forty-eightl
street.. the Playhouse, the Republic, tn,
Empire and the Punch and Judy
"Encourag ging reports on the number oil
cases reported UP TO this morning must not
induce anybody TO relax vigilance" de.
clared DR. Copeland. 81 cannot impress
too solemnly on the community the Inn
portance OF having persons suffering from
Influenza, even in the slightest form, to
leave their offices or places of business
and 20 to their homes for examination by
pbysleiaus Home remedies are danger