Prevalence of Disease: United States

Source: Public Health Reports (1896-1970), Vol. 35, No. 30 (Jul. 23, 1920), pp. 1765-1781
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 PREVALENCE OF DISEASE.

No health department, State or local, can effectively prevent or control disea

knowledge of when, where, and under what conditions cases are occurring.

UNITED STATES.

CURRENT STATE SUMMARIES.

Telegraphic Reports for Week Ended July 17, 1920.

These reports are preliminary and the figures are subject to change when later returns are received by
the State health officers.

ALABAMA. FLORIDA.
Cases.
Cases.
Diphtheria . ..................... 5 Diphtheria ....... 1
Hookworm . ..................... 33 Dysentery . . 3
Malaria . ..................... 21 Influenza . .1...
Measles . ..................... 21 Malaria . .....,.,.......... 27
Pellagra . ..................... 7 Plague (bubonic).'
Scarlet fever ...................... 11 Pneumonia .......,.,,.. .......... 1
Smallpox ...................... 15 Typhoid fever. . 7
Tuberculosis (pulmonary) . ............. 19
GEORGIA.
Typhoid fever . ................... 33
Whooping cough ...................... 19 Cerebrospinal meningitis . ..................... 2
Chicken pox . .......................,., 2
ARKANSAS.
Conjunctivitis (acute infectious) ............... 2
Chicken pox ...................... 16 Diphtheria.............................. 6
Diphtheria .......................1 Dysentery (amebic) . ................,...... 1
Hookworm ...................... 1 Dysentery (bacillary) . ............. 47
Malaria ...................., 20 Hookworm ..... .. ....... 13
Measles .. 4 Malaria . . .............. 176
Ophthalmia neonatorum ................. : 2 Measles . ...... 12
Pellagra ................. 15 Mumps .. 5
Scarlet fever .................2 Paratyphoidf ever .. , . .............. 1
Smallpox ................. 7 Pneumonia . . ..... 10
Trachoma .................. 4 Scarlet fever . . 7
Tuberculosis ................. 10 Septic sore throat . ............................. 4
Typhoid fever ................. 25 Smallpox . . .............. 11
WVhooping cough ................. 34 Tuberculosis (allforms) ................ 14

CAIFORNA.
Typhoid fever . ...........,.,., . 52
Whooping cough . . ......... 65
Cerebrospinal meningitis:
ILLINOIS.
San Bernardino County ................... 1
Sonoma County. 1 Cerebrospinal meningitis-Gilson . . 1
Influenza. 3 Diphtheria:
Lethargic encephalitis-Marin County . Chicago . . ...... 109
Poliomyelitis: Scattering . . 2$
Puente .1 Influenza ........ I
San Diego ................................ 1 Lethargic encephalitis-Chicago . . 2
Smallpox ....... .. 35 Pneumonia:
Typhoid fever: Chicago . ..................... 39
Pittsburg ......... 10 Scattering . ................................ B
Scattering. 9 Poliomyelitis-Chicago . . 2

IJune 2 to July 17, 7 cases. For plague inform

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 July 23, 1920. 1766

ILLINOIS-Continued. MAINE-continued.

Scarlet fever: Cases. Measles-Continued. Cases.

Chicago .. ........... 60 Sanford ........ 13

Scattcring ............. 9 Scattering ........ 33

Smallpox: Mu,ssps ........_._ . _ .. . 3
Freeport .. ........... 32 Pneumonia . . 1
East St. Louis .............. . . 14 Scarlet fever:
Scattering. ............. 29 Portland ........ 10

Tyoid fevr. ............. 20 Seatteri .............. ...... 4

SmaRpox .. 2
INDIANA. Tuberculosis . .8......... I
Typhoid fever ........... . 7
Diphtheria . . ........... 25 Whooping cough ... ........ 15
Measles . . .......... 35
Rabies in animal ........ . ... 1 MARYLAND.1
Scarlet fever ............ . 33
Cerebrospinal meningitis . ................. 2
Smallpox . . ....................... . 43
Chichen pox . ................... 10
Typhoid fever . ........................ 14
Di-phtheria . ................. 19
IOWA. Dysentery . ................. 5
German measles . . 2
Cerebrospinal meni bitis-Aldno... 1
Lethargic encephalitis .................. 2
Chicken pox ................................. 2
Malaria . .. ....... 8
Diphtheria ................................. 12
Measles . ......-..-..-...75
Measles:
Mumps .. 4
Dubuque .......................... 14
Ophthalmia neonatornun . . 4
Newell ............................... 10
Paratyphoid fever.. .................. 2
Scattering ........................ 21
Pneumonit(allorms . ................. 21
Scarlet fever ........................ 21
Smallpox:
Poliom,y elitis ................. ............
-Scarletf ................... .
Duhuqn3 ...... .. 35
..ma ..lpo................
ScatteTing. ...--- - 37
'Tubeulons . ................. 54
Tuberculosis (pulmonary) ..................... 1
Typhoid fever . ................. 27
Typhoid fever .................................. 2
Whoopi-ng cough . . .49
Whooping cough ................. 52

1iANSAS. MASSACIIUSETTS.

Cerebr ospinal meningitis .....................1 Ccrcbrosp:nal men'ngjtis . . 4

Chicken pox .3 Chicken pox . .44
Diphtheria ................. 15 Conjiinctivt's (sssppurative). . 4
Measles . 42 Diplther:a. . ..111
Mulmps ......................... 5 German measles . . 6
Scarlet fever ................. 22 Inftenza . .'2
S,mallpox ................. 71 Malara.. 2
Tetanus ................. 1 Mfeasles .................... ............ 543
Tuberculosis ................. 52 Mumps ... 68
Typhoid fever ................. 22 Ophthalm a neonatorum.. 20
Whooping cough ...... ........... 72 Pellagra . .1.....................
Pneumon'a (ldbar) .................... 19
LOUISIANA.
Pol omyelit:s .................................. 1
Diphtheria ....................... 8 Scarlet fever ......................... 80
Malaria ...... I 89 Septic sore throat .. 3
Measles ...... 8 Smallpox. . 2
Pellagra ...... 17 Tetanus .............. . ....... 2
Pneumonia ........... .. ........... 4 Tubercullos's (all forms) ... . 155
Smallpox .......... 21 Whoop;nb cough . .20
Tuberculosis .......... 43
Typhoid fever .......... 27 MKINNPESOTA.

Whooping couigh ........................... 9 PolfemyeltAs 1. .

Smallpox . ....................... . . 11
MAINE.

MISSISSIPPI.
Cerebrospinal meningitis-Lewiston. . 1
Chiclk en px. .9 Cerebrosplnal enlengit.s . .............1
Diphtheria.. 12 DIphthera 4. .
Measles: Influeza. . 2
'Illaile.vill.e....... -. 70 Scarlet ................ ....................... 6
Lew,viston ..... .......... ....... 13 malox . . ......12
Portland ..... .......... ... 18 T Loxd f e.............. .. .. 12E
1 Wee; -ended Friday.

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MONTANA.
Cases.
Diphtheria ...................... 4
Poliomyelitis-Great Falls .................... 1
Scarlet fever ...................... 6
Smallpox ...................... 12
Typhoid fever ................................. 2
NEBRASKA.
Chicken pox . ................................... 4
Diphtheria . ................................... 2
Measles:
Seward ................................... 11
Scattering, ................................. 11
Scarlet fever ................................... 3
Smallpox:
Wayne .................................... 15
Scattering . ................................ 26
Tuberculosis . ................................. 1
Typhoid fever ................................. 3
Whooping cough . . 11
NEW JERSEY
Influenza .............. 4
Pneumonia . . ........... 40
Smallpox reported:
Carlstadt.
Mount Olive Township.
NEW MEXICO.
Diphtheria .................................... 4
Dysentery (bacillary) .1
Malaria. 6 Plague (bubonic) '-Beaumont ........... . 1
Measles. 3 Pneumonia . ................................... 1
Mumps. 4 Scarlet fever ........ .................... 6
Neumonia. 1 Smal)pox:
Scarlet fever . 1
Tuberculosis .................................. 35
Typhoidl fever:
Roswell ..................- 9
Scattering. 1 Typhoid fever:
Whooping cough ..........................., 7
NEW YORK.
(Exclusive of New York City.)
Anthrax-North Hempstead .................. I
Cerebrospinal meningitis-BufTalo .1
DiDhtheria .......................... 130
Lethargic encephalitis-Red Creek ............ 1
Measles .......................... 1,076
raratyphoid fever ........................... 1
Pneumonia .......................... 76
Poliomyelitis-Frankfort ...................... 1
Scarlet fever .......................... 82
Smallpox:
Fort Covington ............................ 6
Scattering .. 3
Tetanus ....... ................... 1
Typhoid fever .......................... 25
Whooping cough .......................... 308
NORTH CAROLINA.
Chicken pox . ......................... 8
Diphtheria . ..................... 12
Measles ...........................;. 45
Poliomyelitis . .1..................
Scarlet fever . ....... ...... . 13
Septic sore throat . ............................. 3
1 For prior cases see p. 1770.
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1767 July 23, 1920.
NORTH CARoLINA-continued.
Cases.
Smallpox .......... 41
Typhoid fever .......... 82
Whooping cough .......... 328
OHIO.
Smallpox-Lima . .......... 16
SOUTII DAKOTA.
Chicken pox . ......1........... I
Diphtheria ...................... .... 2
Measles . ...... 20
Scarlet fever ............................. 7
Smallpox . . 4
Tuberculosis . . ......... 21
Whooping coug,h ........... ................ 15
TEXAS.
Chicken pox . . ......... 17
Diphtheria . . ......... 12
Malaria:
Beaumont . ................................ 4
Dallas . ................................... 8
Mission .................................... 7
Measles:
Dallas . .................................... 11
Scattering . ................................ 6
Mumps ............. 1
Paratyphoid fever . .............., 4
Pollagra . .................................... 1
Hillsboro . ................................. 7
Taylor . ................................... 7
Scattering . ................................ 9
Tuberculosis . ................................. 6
Dallas . .................................... 13
Fort Worth . .............................. 8
Scattering . ................... 16
Whooping cough......... ... . 22
VERMONT.
Chicken pox . . ......... 11
Diphtheria ........... . 7
Measles . . ......... 113
Mumps , :...., 32
Pneumonia ........... . 1
Pollomyelitis ............ . 1
Scarlet fever ........... . 6
Whooping cough . . ......... 25
VIRGINIA.
Smallpox-Frederick County . . 3
WEST VIRGINIA.
Diphtheria .................................... 5
Measles:
Wheeling .................................. 20
Scattering . ................................ 13
Scarlet fever . ...................................5
Smallpox ...................................... 6
Typhoid fever ................................. 5
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cols. wIscoNsnx-continued.
Milwaukee: Cases.
Cerebrospinal meningitis .................. 1 Scattering-Continued. Cases.
Chicken pox .......... 7 Diphtheria ......... . 19
Diphtheria ............. , 13 Inuenza .......... 4
Measles .67 M e aes ............s. 173
Scarlet loNer.e r ............. 12 Poliomyelitis ......... . 2
n8allpox .8 Scarlet fever .47
Tubeculosis.1 l9 Smallpox .62
Whooping cough .42 Tuberculosis. 7
Scattering: Typhoid fever. 7
Chicken po .40 Whooping couh .41

Kentucky Report for Week Ended July 10, 1920.

Cases. carcso
Chicken pox ............... ............. ...... 1 Scarlet fever ...................................
Diphttleria 6 Septic sore throat ............. , . . 1
Ervsftel. . . . . 1 Smallpox:
Measles: Daviess County ............. 15
I-Jickman County .11 Scattering ........11....... .... It
Scattering ................................. 15 Tonsillitis. 3
Mumps ................................... 1 Trachoma. 2
Paratyphoid ................................... 1 Tubercullosis . 16
Pellagra ....................................... 1 Typhoid fever. 13
Pneuimoniia .................................... 1 Whooping cough .............................. 9

SUMMARY OF CASES REPORTED MONTIHY BY STATES.

Tables showing, by counties, the reported cases of cerebrospinal meningitis, influenza, malaria, pella-ra,
poiiomyelitis, smallpox, and typhoid fever are published under the names of these diseases. (See na. es
of these and other diseases in the table of contents.
The following monthly State reports include only those whiTh were received during the current week.
These reports appear each week as received.

State. . 4- C |

0 .~ .

Nebraska ........... 2 19 15 ............ 392 .. ...... .. .... 102 271 19

Wisconsin ........... 11126 47 .... 1 4 . 4, 477 .. .. 518 582 30

ANTHRAX.

Baltimore, Md.-Week Ended July 3, 19210.

During the week ended July 3, 1920, one death from anthrax was
reported at Baltimore, Md.
CEREBROSPINAL MENINGITIS.

Nebraska and Wisconsin Reports for June, 1920.

Place. New cases Plaee.

reported. Newcases
. reported.

Nebraska: Wisconsin:
Lancaster County .......... 1 Brown County . .1
Redwillow County .................. . 1 Milwankee County. 7
Polk County .1
Total .2 St. Croix Count. 1
Winnebago County. 1

Total .. n

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 1769 July 23, 1920.

CEREBROSPINAL MENINGITIS-Continiued.

City Reports for Week Ended July 3, 1920.

Place. Cases. Djaths. Place. Cases. Deaths.

Baltimore, Md ................ 1 1 Los Angeles Calif 1

Boston, Mass ................. I. ..... New York, k. Y 3 ... ........
Chicago, Ill ................... 1.. . Philadelphia, Pa ............. 1 1
Detroit, Mich ................. 3. ..... Pueblo, Colo . ... ..........
Elmira, N. Y ................. 1. ..... Saginaw, Mich . .. ..........
Galveston, Tex ...................... 1 San Diego, Calif ............ 1 1
Hartford, Conn ......... . 2 1 San Francisco, Calif .1 .........
Lawrence, Mass .......... 1 ........ Wheeling, W. Va ............. ......... I

DIPHTHERIA.

See Telegraphic weekly reports from States, p. 1765; Monthly summaries

p. 1768; and Weekly reports from cities, p. 1776.

INFLUENZA.

Wisconsin Report for June, 1920.

Place. New
Place. cases Place.
~~~reported. New cases
Plc.reported.

Bayfield County .2 Pierce County. 5

Dane County ........................... 3 Sauk County ............................ 1
Door Coimty. 5 Shawano County .5
Eau Claire County .6 Sheboygan County. 2
Green County .2 Trem-ealeau County. 1
Iron County .1 Washburn County. 7
Marathon County.. .. 2
Milwaukee Coimty .1 Total .47
Oneida County .......................... 4

City Reports for Week Ended July 3, 1920.

Place. Cases. Deaths. Place. Cases. Deaths.

Atlanta Ga 1 Memphis Te.n...1.. . 1

Baltimore, Md........ .. New O , ......2 3
Birmingham, Ala ....................... 1 Norwood, Ohio . ..1.......... I
Columbus, Ohio .......... ......... 1 Portland, Oreg .1 1
Dallas, Tex ................1 ..... Trenton, N. I .1 2
Hot Springs, Ark ............. . ......... Washington, D. C. 1 .
Kansas City, Mo ........... 1 1

LEPROSY.

Los Angeles, Calif.-Week Ended July 3, 1920.

During the week ended July 3, 1920, one case of leprosy was re-
ported at Los Angeles, Calif.
LETHARGIC ENCEPHALITIS.

New Britain, Conn.; Portland, Oreg.; and Waco, Tex.

During the week ended July 3, 1920, one case of lethargic eincepf-r
alitis was reported at New Britain, Conn., two cases were reported at
Portland, Oreg.-, and one death was recorted at Waco, Tex.

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MALARIA.

City Reports for Week Ended July 3X 1920.

Place. Cases. Deatths. Place. Cases. Deaths.

Akroti, Ohio .. ........ Memphis Tenn .............. 1

Alexandria, La ......... 22 - Newark . J .......... 1
Atlanta, Ga ................. 1 . ......1 Rome, N ........ 3
Cincinnati, Ohio .1. ....... Savannah, Ga ................ 4
Dallas, Tex ................... 13 . . Trenton, N. J ........ 2
El Paso, Tex ................ .....1.7..

MEASLES.

See Telegraphic weekly reports from States, p. 1765; Monthly summaries by

p. 1768; and Weekly reports from cities, p. 1776.

PELLAGRA.

City Reports for Week Ended July 3, 1920.

Place. Cases. Deaths. Place. Cases. Deaths.

Alexandria, La ............... 4 ........ Hot Springs, Ark ............. 1..........

Birmingham, Ala .1 ........ Memphis, Tenn . . 2
Charleston, S. C . .......... ........... 2 Montgomery, Ala ............ .......... 2
Corpus Christi, Tex 1........... .......... Nashv-ille Tenn ........................ 1
Dallas, Tex ...............1 Winston-?alem, N. C ......... 2 1
Durham,, N. C . .1........

PLAGUE.

Human Cases of Plague Reported.

Period covered. Caes. :Deaths. Remarks.

California:
Alameda County... Apr. 19, 1920 1 1 riagnosis confirmed Apr. 26.
Florida:
Pensacola .......... June 2, 1920 1 1 Tiagnosis confirmed June 22.
June 10, 1920 1 1 lied June 12.
Jine 15, 1920 1 1 Lied June 17.
June 18, 1920 ...... 1 ..........
July 5, 1920 . ...... 1 .
JuIy 9, 1920 .
July 13, 1920. 1 .
Hawaii:
Kalopa .......... Mar. 22, 192. I
Louisiana:
New Orleans ....... Oct. 29 to Nov. 30, 7 4
1919.
December, 1919... 5 .
May 11 1920 ...... I . .........
May, 27 1920 .......... Recovery reported May 29.
June 8,'1920 ....... 1 ..........
Texas:
Beaumont IJuLe 26, 1920 ...... 1 1 Diagnosis confirmed June 27, 1920.
June 27 to July 7, 7 1
1920.
Jul:- 8, 1920 ....... 1 .........
July
Galveston . June 18,
16, 1920 ......1920 ......
1 1 iaosis 1 .........
confirmd June 2.
June 19 1920 ------ 1 . .. ....... Do.
Port Arthur ....... July 7, i920 1 1 From Galveston.

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 1771 July 23, 1920.

PLAGUE-Continued.

Plague-Infected Rodents.

Rodents

Place. Period covered. foued

infected.

Californial- .- October, 1919, to March, 1920 .................. None.

Ground squirrels (Citellus beecheyi)- 1920.
Alameda County . .......... Apr. 11-May 29 .26
Week ended June 5 .1
Week ended June 12 .............. 1
Contra Costa County .............. Apr. 18-May 29 38
Week ended June 5.7
Week ended Jwle 12 .
Mereed County ........... Week ended May 29. 1
Monterey County ........... Week ended June 19. 2
Week ended July 3 .1
San Benito County .............. May 16-June 12 .13
Week ended June 19 .......................... 3
San Mateo Coumty .............. May 16-July 3. 3
San Joaquin County .............. Apr. 18-May 29. 4
Santa Clara County .............. , AT)r. 11-June 12. 4
Week ended June 26. 2
Week ended July 3 ............................ 3
Sanita Cruz County ............. May 9-June 26 .20
Week ended July 3 .1
Santa Cruz .................. Week ended May 22 ...1
Stanislaus County .................. May 30-June 26 .. 2
Florida:
Pensacola .................. June 28-30 .. 3
July 1-15 .... 9
July 16-20 .... 2
Louisiana: 1919.
New Orleans ....... November .86
Deccmber . 190
1920.
January .157
February .72
March and April .42
May and Jue.. 11
July 1-10.0
July 11-17. 2
Texas:
Beaumont ......... July 1-15 .98
July 16-20 .7
Galveston ..... June 21-30. 6
July 1-15 .20
July 16-20. 5

1 A cumulative table showini

including September, 1919,

Rodents Examined for Plague Infection.

Rodents Fouind
Period covered. exam- infected.

California:
Ground squirrels (Citellus beecheyl)-
Merced County ............... ... Two weeks ended July 3, 1920 ......... 159 None.
Monterey County .......do.... .......... 1
San Mateo County .................. . do .......................... 459 2
San Joaquin Coutity .............. ..... do .......................... 188 None.
Santa Clara County .............. ..... do .......................... 470 5
Santa Cruz County ............ .do .532 5
Stanislaus County .................. . do .......................... 495 1

Total ............................. ..... do . 2,303 14

Rats-
San Francisco ...................... ..... do ..49 .......................... None.
Louisiana:
New Orleans-
Mus norvegicus ................... .. Two weeks ended July 10, 190 . 5,483 None.
Mus rattuis ............ .... . do .......................... 418 None.
Mus alexandrinus ............ .. . do .......................... 622 None.
Wood rats ............ ... . do .......................... 10 None.
Miscellaneous ............ ..... . do .......................... 1 None.
Putrid ................. . do .......................... 462 None.
Total .............. . do ........................... 6,996 None.

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PNEUMONIA (ALL FORMS).

City Reports for Week Ended July 3, 1920.

Place. Cases. Deaths. Place. Cases. Deaths.

Albany, N. Y ......... 2..L....owell, Mass.......... 2 2

Anaconda, Mont............. . 1 Lynn, Mass.......... 3.....
Ann Arbor, Mich.1....Maiden,..... 1Mass ...............
Atlanta, Ga ................ 1 Manceter, N. H....... 1 1
Attleboro, M ass......... 1.......Marion, Ohio......... 5.....
Baltimore, Md ......... 24 16 Marquette Mich....... 1
Barberton, Ohio ........ 1 1 Meirose, V~ass ......... 1 1
Beatrice, Nebr.......... ..... 1 Memphis, Teunn............ . 3
Billings, Me.......... . .... . 1 Middletown, N.Y....... 1.....
Biddegs'iord Me.........2 Minneapolis, Mionn........... . 2
Binighamton, N. Y....... 4 1 Moriistown , N. J ............ . 1
Birmingham, Ala ............. 4 Mount Ver-non, N. Y ..... 2 1
Bloomington, Ill ............ 1 Newark,-N. J.......... 26 6
Boston, Mass ......... 5Ne Bedford, Mass ...........
Bridgeport, Coon.............. 3 New Britain' on.2..........
B3uffalo, N. Y .......... ..... 5 New Haven, (nun............ . I
Biut te , MNont ........ .1...... New Orleans La ............ 9
Cairo,Ill............. .... 1 New York, ,. Y:..::: 86 6
Camb~ridge, Mass ........ Y 1 Northasmpton, Ma'ss . 1......
Charleston, S. C ............. 1 North Little Hock-, Ark .. .. 1......
Chicago, Ill ........... G 24 Norwood, Ohio ............. . 3
Chicopee, Mass 1............ Oakland, Calif.............. . 3
Chillicothe, Ohio ...... .1 , Oklahom~a City, Okla_.....2
Cincinnati, Ohio ........ 2.......Passaic, N. .......... 2 3
Cleveland, Ohio ........ 7 10 Pawtucket, R. I............. . 1
Coluimbus, Ohio .............. 3 Pe,oria, Ill ................ . 3
Covington Ky ........ ..... 2 Perthi Amboy, N. J ........... .1I
Cranmstorn, hi. I ........ . 2 2 Philadelphia, Pa.18...... i 25
Cumberland, Md .1. .Pi....ttsfeld, Mass ............. . 1
Dallas, Tex ................. 2 plai3 Ie N. i............. . 2
Danville, Ill ................ 1 Port Chester, N. Y ......1......
Dayton, Ohio .1........ I......Port Huron, Mich....... 1.....
De~atur, Ill................. I Portland, Oreg ............. . 3
Denver, Colo................ 3 Providcence, Ht. I........ 2 2
Detroit", Mich ......... 2 12 Riclimond, Va ............. . 5
Dtibuque, Iowa......... 2 2 Rochester, 'N. Y ........ 4 3
Easthampton, Mass ...... 4 1 Rockford 'Ill... 2
Elizabeth N. 3 ....... ....... 2 Rome, G a .....
Elmira, N~. Y ......... . .1.... Rome, N. Y . 1......
El Paso, Tex .......... .... 9 Rutlaiid,Vt.:..::1 1
Evaiston, Ill . 1~~ ~~~~....Sacramento, Clif............ . 1
Fall River, Mfass ....;.... 2.... Salt Lalke City, Utah .......... . 1
Fort Wayne, Ind 1........... an liego, Calif ........ 5 4
Granid Rapids, Mich ...... 2 San Irancisco, Calif ...... 5 4
Hlackensack, N. S3........ 1. ...... Santa Barbara, Calif ..... 1 2
H-ammond Ind ............. 1 Santa Cruz, Calif ........ 1......
HTartford, doonn ....... ...... 4 Schenectady, N. Y........ 1......
Haverhill, Mass ....... ..... . 1 Soiuthbridge Mass ....... 1......
Tlobo'ken, N. J............. . 3 Springfield, ill ......... 2.....
Holland, Mich .1....... .......Springfield, Mass........ 1.
liuntington, W. Va ..... ...... 2 Springfield, Ohtio............ . 1
Indiansapolis, Ind.............. Taunton Miass. . ......
Irvi-ngton, N. J .1....... .......Toledo, hs .2
Ithaca., N. Y............... . 1 Topeka, Kans.. 2
Jamestown, N. Y.............. 1 Trenton,N. J ......... 4 3
Kalamazoo, 'Mich ....... Maltha'm Mass ....... . 2-------
Kansas City, Mo.1.......1 Washi-ngton, D. C............ . 6
Kearny, .. 2 Watertown, N. Y ....... 3 1
Kokomio, Ind................ 1 West Iloboken, N. J .......... . 1
Lancaster, Ohio ....... ...... 1 West New York, N. J ......... . 1
Lincoln, Nebr ........ ...... 1I Wheeling, W. Va ............ . 2
Long Beach Calif ...... ....... 1 Worcester, Mass ......... 2 3
Long Branch, N. J....... 1...... Ynei,N .......
Los An~'eles Calif ....... 9Younkestov, N. i Y ............ 2 1
Louis,villle, kiy.1.2.Youngstown.O.io ..

POLIOMYELffIS (INFANTILE PARALYSIS).

Wisconsin Report for June, 1920.

New cases ~~~~~~~New cases

Place. reportsed. Place. reported.
Jackson County.------------- 1 Washington County .1.........
La CTosse Count I ............. 1 Waukesha CountY .1..........
Mari-ncttc Couint;.------------ 1
Oconto County.1.............Total ............... 7
Rock County.1.............

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POLIOMYELITIS (INFANTILE PARALYSIS)-Continued.

City Reports for Week Ended July 3, 1920.

Place. Cases. Deaths. Place. Cases. Deaths.

Chicago, Ill. ........... .1...... I Los Angeles, Calif........... 2 .

Cleveland, Ohio .......... 1....... Newark, N. J ............-. 2 .
East Chicago, Ind . .......... .......... 1 New York, N. Y . ............ 2..........
Fort Wayne, Ind .......... Philadelphia, Pa ............. 1 I

RABIES IN ANIMALS.

Detroit, Mich., and Hutchinson, Kans.

During the week ended July 3, 1920, one case of rabies in animals
was reported at Detroit, AMich., and one case was reported at Hutch-
inson, Kans.

RABIES IN MAN.

New Jersey-May, 1920.

During the month of May, 1920, one fatal case of rabies in man wa
reported in New Jersey.
SCARLET FEVER.

See Telegraphic weekly reports from States, p. 1765; Monthly summaries by St

p. 1768; and Weekly reports from cities, p. 1776.

SMALLPOX.

Nebraska and Wisconsin Reports for June, 1920.

Place. Cases. Deaths. Place. Cases. Deaths.

Nebraska: Nebraska-Continued.
Box Butte County ....... 7.......... S eward County . .......... 1
Buffalo County ........... 11 ........ Sioux County ............ 1.........
Buirt Countv . ............ .......... Stanton County .......... 5..........
Cass County .1------------ I..Thayer County ........... 2..........
Cherry County ........... 5.......... Valley County ............ 5.........
Cheyenne County ......1.. .......... Wayne County .......... . ..........
Clay County .............. 9.......... Webster County .......... 1I .......1.
Cuming County . ......... .......... York- County ............. 7.......7
Dawson County .... #... 3.
Deuel County ............ 1.......... Total ................. 271 .
Dodae Couintv ............ 3..........
Douglas County . . 45 ........ Wisconsin:
Dundy County ........... 1....... ... Ashland County .......... 1..........
Furnas County ........... 4....... ... Barron County ........I ... 12 .
Gage County ............. 14 ........ Bayfeld County .......... 4..........
Gosper County ........... 4.......... Brown Couinty ........... 13 .
HoIt Couinty .............. .....1 , Burnett County .......... 1..........
Johnson County .......... 1 ........ Calumet County .......... 19 .
Kearney County .......... 2........ Chippewa County ........ 5..........
Keith County ............ 1.......... Clark County ............. 6.......6
Knox Couinty ............ 2.......... Crawford County ......... 13..........
Lasicaster County ........ 19 ........ Dane County ............. 14 .
Linicoln County .......... 9.. ...... Dodge County ............ 5..........
Merrick Countv .......... 13 ........ Door County ............. 57 .
Nemaha County .......... 30 ........ Douglas County .......... 55 .
Nuckolls Couinty ......... 4 ........ Dunn County ............ 8.........
Pawnee County .......... 10.. Eau Claire Couinty ........ 10 .
Perkins County 1.......... Fond dis L,ac County...... .........
Polk County ............. 5.......... Forest County -----------. 1 .....
Richardson County ....... 17 ........ Grant County ............ 5.........
Scotts Bluff County 4.......... Green County ............ 4 .........

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SMALLPOX-Continued.

Nebraska and Wisconsin Reporls for June, 1920-Continued.

Place. Cases. Deaths. Place . Cases. Deaths.

Wisconsin-Continued. Wisconsin-Cont inued.

Iovwa Cournty ............. 3 ......... Pierce County .........-... 2....2
Jackson Cournty 1......... . ........1.Portage County . 10.
Jefferson County ......... 3 .......... Price County. 1 .
Juneau Counlty .......... 1 .......... Racine County .......... 7 ......7.
Kenosha County ......... .37.....37 . Richland County ..1
Kewvaunee County ........ 7 .......... Rock County. . 9 .
La Crossc County ......... 4 .......... St. Croix County. 1 .
Layayette County 4......... .......... Shawano County ..... 10 .
Lincoln County .......... 1........ Sheboygan Counity . 4 .
Manitowoc County ....... 10 ... Taylor County ........ 3 .
Marathon Couuty ........ 47 Trempealeau County. 8 .
Marinette County ........ 4 .......... Vernon County. . 2 .
Marquette County ........ 5 Washington Conty.. 3 .
MIilwaukee County ....... 39 Waukesha County. 1 .
Oconto County ........... 7 WaupacagCounty. . 11 .
Oneida County ........... 9 Winnebago County . ....... 17 .
Outagamie County ....... 46 ------- Wood County .18
Ozaukee County .......... 1.....1

Pepin County ............. 3 Total .582 ..........

City Reports for Week Ended July 3, 1920.

Place. Cases. Deaths. Place. Cases. Deaths.

Aberdeen, S. Dak ............ 1.......... Manitowoc, Wis . 2 .

Akron, Ohio ........6.......... Marquette, Mich....eb...Mi 4.
Anaconda, Mont . ............ ........ . Marshalltown, Iowa .2.
Appleton, Wis . 4 ........ .. Mason City, Iowa. 4 .
Ashtabula Ohio .............. 1........ Memphis, Tenn. 5 .
Atchison, kans ..........1......... M Milwaukee, Wis. 4 .
Atlanta, Ga .................. 4 ....... Minneapolis, Mins. . 10.
Auburn, Me . ................. 1 ..........Mobile, Ala ................... ..........
Birmingham, Ala ............. 2......... Morgantowvn, W. Va 1 .
Burlington, Iowa ............. 1......... 1Muskogee, Okla .2 .
Canton, Ohio ................. 5..... Nashvile, Tenn. 1
Cedar Rapids, Iowa .......... 2 . New Orleans, La .... 6
Charleston, W. Va ............ 1.......... Norfolk, Va. 1 .
Chicago, Ill ................... 4. ..... Oakland, Calif. 2 .
Cincinnati, Ohio.1 . Oklaho ......m1 .... .. O klahoma City, Oka. 3 .
Cleveland, Ohio. 4 . ... Omaha, Nebr .........2.........2
Columbus, Ohio . ............. 3 .......... Parsons, Kans. 4 .
Danville, Va . .................P.......... Passaic, N. J ....2 .
Davenport Iowa ............. 2 .......... Peoria, Ill. 1 .
Dayton, oo ................. 2 .......... Pontiac, Mich. 1 .
Denver, Colo ................. 10 ........ Portland, Oreg ................ 13 .
Des Moines, Iowa ............ . 3 ........ Pueblo, Colo .2 ..
Detroit, Mich .2............ 23 ........ .. Racine, Wis .1 .
Dubuque, Iowa ............... 21 ........ Reno, Nev ...... . 4 .
Duluth, inn . ........ 5 . ...... R iverside, Calif. 1 .
East St. Louis, ll5 .R..an...keVa.2.... .. 5 .................2.... .. 2.
Everett, Wash . ............... 1 .......... Rock Island, 111. 3 .
Fort Scott, Kans. . 3 .......... St. Cloud, Minn. 1
Fort Wayne, Ind. . 3 .......... St. Joseph, Mo .........1 I
Fort Worth, Tex ............ . 4 .......... St. Louis, Mo .4 .
Galesburg, li .................1 . ......... St. Paul, Minn. 1 .
Grand Rapids, Mich .......... 1 ....... Salt Lake City, Utah .17 .
Green Bay, Wis .......... 4 .... San Francisco, Calf . 1 .
Huntington,Ind ............. 5 .......... Seattle, Wash. 8 .
Indianapolis,Ind ............. 4 .......... Sheboygan, Wis. 1 .
Iowa City Iowa .............. 3 .......... Sioux City, Iowa. 3 .
Jacksonvifle, Ill l .............. 5 . ......... South Bend, Ind. . 1
Joplin, Mo .................... 1 . Spokane, Wasb .16 .
Kansas City, Mo .............. .4 ........ .. Springfield, I. 1 .
Kewanee, Ill .................. 1 .......... Steubenville, Ohio. 1 .
Kokomo, Ind . ................ 3 .......... Superior, Wis .12 .
Lancaster, Ohio . ..........Tacoma, Wash ............ 4 .
Lima, Ohio ...................r1 .......... re Te Haute, Ind .2 .
Lincoln, Nebr ................ 2 ........... Wausau, Wis W is.....
Logansport, Ind .............. 1....... Wichita, Kans.. 9 .
Long Beach, Calif ............ 2 .......... Winona, Minn .3 .
Los Angeles, Calif.5 ............ 5 ..... Yakima, Wash.6 . ............ ..........
Lynchburg, Va ............... 1 .......... . Youngstown, Ohio. 1 .

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TETANUS.

City Reports for Week Ended July 3,~ 1920.

Place. Cases. Deaths. Place. Cases. Deaths.

Mobile,. Ala.......... .1I St. Louis, Mfo.......... 3 2

Now Yorkc N.Y 2 1 Savannah, Ga .... ......... . 1

TUBERCULOSIS.

See Telegraphic weekly reporLts from States, p. 1765, and WeekLly re

cities, p. 1776.
TYPHOID FEVER.

Nebras-ka and Winsconsin Reports, for Juine., 1920.

Place. ~Now cases Place. New cases

Place. ~~~~~reported. 'reported.

Nebraska: Wiscons-in-Continuied.
Chc: en-ne County .1......... .Douvlas Count; ............
Colfax Couinty. ........... I Iowa, Counity............. 1
D'ouglas County............. 7 Manitowoc Couinty .......... 2
Knox County:............. 3 Ma-rathon County:.......... 3
L,ancaster County . 4 lilwauikce Couinty .......... 2
Nance Cony1 Oncidia Count:.
Richardson County.1......... Portam-, County.1.... ......
Scotts Bluff County .......... I Shaw'an"o Count:!.1.........
Shelboy-.gan Count .1..........
Total................. 19 Vernon Count:.1
- Winnebag,o County.,4
I ne 01,1t ..........1.....Total.................. 30
D'lodge County .1...........

City Reports for Week Ended July 3, 1920.

Place. Cases. Deaths. P la ce. Cases. Deaths..

Albany, N. Y.......... 2 .......Granid Ra-pids, M--ich....3......

Alexandria, La......... 1.......Greenwich, Conn.1..... I.....
Alton, Ill............. 1 ... be....Ht SprinLys, Ar .2.....
Atlanta, GaT .......1... .......Indiafaraol,s Ind ..
Baltimiore, tI .......... 4 1 1crsocy ity, K .. . ......
Beaumont, Teox........ 1 1 Joppln, 1o ............ 7 ......
Birwninghb~un, Ala ......... 2 1 Kansas City, KCans__. 1
Boston, Miss........... 2 1 1Krises City Mo. .1I
Buffale, N. Y ......... ....I Kearn,'N.f .. 1......
Cambridrie, Mass . . 1 ... . Kcno3ha, Vis i......... 1 .....
Charleston, 8. C ................ 1 Knocvillc, Teann........ 5 4
Chaurloston. W. Va ....... 4...L....1awrence, Mas1......
Chelsea, Ma ss .......... 1 ...... Leb-anon, Pa-t..I.
Chicago, Ill. ......... 3 1 Littlo Ro,ck, Ark......2 .
Chillicoti!e I i.. . ..... Long Beach, Catlif..I.:........1.
Cincinnilti Oido ........ .3 ...... Le Anze-les, Calif... . 4..
Clevecand, Ohio........ 2 ...... ILoujivil-le, Ky......... 3......
Colunbia S. C 1........ I...... .. owell, MasI......
Columbu-s, Ohio........ 1 ......MAllcI , MTass......1I......
Cumberland, Ml ...... 1...M....attoon, Ill . . . - I ......
Dallas, Tax........... 7 ..caphis, Teann........ I......
Detroit, Mficb............... Milwaukee, Wis.. . .. ..-_ I......
Durhami N. C......... 3 ..... . MAissonlc., Mont ......1.........
East Chicaigo, lad ............ 1I Monessen, Pa.......1.
East St. Louis, Ill....... I.....1 . M ontgoms,ry, Ala. . 1 ...
Elgin, 1 11.............. . 1... Musciatine, Iowva. ... . 1......
Everett, Mass 1........ . ..... Nashaville Tenn . ... 3 ......
FallRiver Miass ....... ..... N w r,&.J ' ......
Fort Smiti', Aric ...... . I...... New Befrd,k . * 1 .......
Fort Way7ne h-ild.............. 2 New Teondon Coon......
Gatesbisirg. Ill........ .1 ..... New York, hR. Y ...:: 15.2
Galveston, Tex ......... I 1......N orfolkVa.8..a......

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TYPHOID FEVER-Continued.

City Reports for Week Ended July 3, 1920-Continued.

Place. Cases. Deaths. P1ace. Cases. IDeaths.

North Tonawanda, N. Y... 1..... Savannah, Ca......... 2 .....

Oakland Calif......... 3 ..... Sprn fed Aas....... ..... I
Pasac,V J ..........: I ...... Tiffin, Ohi'o..........1 .....
Philadelphia, Pa.......: 1 Topeka, Kan3 ......... S 1
Portland, Me ........... 2 ......Trenton, N. J ......... 4 . ......
Richmond, Va......... 1 1 Tuicson, Ariz ...............
Riverside, Calif ........ 1.......Virginia, Minn........ 1......
Rock Island, Ill........ 1.......Waltham. Miass........ 4......
Rocky Mlount, N. C ...... 2.......Warren, Pa .1......... I.....
Rome, Ga........... 1.......Washin~gton, D. C ....... 3 j
Sacramento, Calif........ 2 1 Wheeling, W. Vs ....... 3
SanfLordi Moe
S fo , fc- .'.' . .'. '3. "1. Wilmington, Del.......
.' 1 1 Winston-Salem, N. C.....1......
2......
San IFra'ncisco, Calif .....::... 3....... Worcester, Mass........ 1......
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich ..... 1.......Yakima, Wash........ 1......

DIPHTHERIA, MEASLES, SCARLET FEVER, AND TUBERCULOSIS.

City Reports for Week Ended July 3, 19290.

Popula- Diphtheria. Measles. Scagrlet Tuber-

tion as of Total fever. culosas.
July 1, 1917 deaths __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ - -

City. (esiim'ated' from

by U. S. all . 3 U
Census causes. ,1 1 ,
00 cl 0 0d

Aberdeen, S. Dak ........15,926 4 2 ..........

Aberdeen, Wash .... ...... 21,392 .... ... ... .. 5...........I... ..
Adams, Mass............ 14,406 0. ... .......I.....I. . ....
Akron, Ohio ............93,604 33 3....3....3.... 3....
Alameda Calif. . 843 42 ..........
Albany, k.Y..-.-1-06,632 .....2 .... 50....I...1. 2....
Alexandria, La ..........16,232......2 ....2...........3....
Alexandria, Va.......... 17,959 4............................
Allentown, Pa...........65,109 .......... ...4. .1..... ... .
Alton,III..............23, 783 3.. 5.
Altoona, Pa...........59,712..... 1.... ...... ...... ......
Amesbury, Mass .........10,200 2.... ......
Anaconda, M-ont .... ...... 10,631 3. . ... ... 1 ....... ... ......
Ann Arbor, Mich.......... 15,041 12 1 ...... 5... .. ... ......
Anso'nia, Conn..... .. .... 16,94 3 ......... ..................
Appleton, Wis...........18,005 .... ...... ........ 4 ..........
Arlington, Mass ..........13,073 4 1 1 2....5.... 1....
Asbur Park, N. J.........14,629 5..... ...11 .... ............
Ashtabiula Ohlio .........22,008 4.... ...... .........1 ....
Atchison, kans........... 16,785...... 1 .... 1.... 7 .... 1
Atlanta, Ga ............196,144 71 ... .... 3...........2.
Attleboro, Mass ..........19,776 3..... ...7........ ...3
Aubumn, Me ...........16,607 4...........................
Baltimore, Md.... ....... 594,637 188 16 1 55 1 9 20... 2
Bangor, Me............26,958..... 1.................. 4....
Barberton, Ohio .. ....... 14,187 6 1 ...........I.............
Barre, Vt..............12,401............... I. .
Battle Creek, Mich.........30,159......3 ....10... 7.... ......
Bayonne, N. J ..........72,204..... 2.... ...... ...... ......
Beatrice, Nebr ..........10,437 7............................
Beaumont, Tex..........28,851 8............................
Bedford Ind . . 10,613 5...... ... ...... ... ......
Beloit, Wis..:.18,547 .... ........ 7.... ............
Benton Harbor, Mich ...... 11, 099 1 1 .... ...... ............
B erlin N H ...........13,892 4.... ......... ...... ......
Bethie&he, Pa...........14,353 .... ........ 21..... 2.... 2....
Beverly, Mass ...........22,128 2..... ...1.... ...... ......
Billings, Mont...........13,123 5 1 ....7.... ...... ......
Binghamton, N. Y.........54,864 16 ... .... 16.... 1..........
Birmingham, Ala..........189,716 70 1 1 9........ ...9.
Bloomington, Ill.......... 27,462 7 1 ... .......I1 ....3....
Blttefield, W. Va ............ 16,123 .... ........ 1.... ............
Boise, Idaho............35, 951 6..... ...7....2 .........
Boston,Mass ........... 767,813 184 46 6 f8.... 39 1 44i
Bzaddcik, Pa........... 22,060 ........ ... 3........... 1....

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DIPHTHERIA, MEASLES, SCAR-LET FEVER, AND TUBERCULOSIS-

Continued.

City Reports for Week Ended July 3, 1920-Continued.

Popula- Dihhra ese.~ Scarlet Tuiber-

tion as of Total Dptei. Mas fever. culosis.
Julyl1,l917 deathis
City. (estimated from.
byU. S. all
Census causes. t dC
Bureau). 34 3

Bradford, Pa ...........114,544 .... ........ 23 .... ............

Brazil, Ind............10,472 2............................
Bridgeport, Con.n . ....... 124,724 24 2 1 ... .. . . 2 3... 2
Bristol, Conn ...........16,318 2...1.. ......I....... ...2 1
Brookli-ne Mass .........33, 26 2........7 ...........3....
Brunswidr, Ga.:: . 10,94 5...........1... ...... ......
Buffalo, N.Y ..........475,781 101 ....4 ... ............... 11
Burlin,cton, Iova .........25,1441...........1. ...... ... ... ...
Burlia f'tm Vt ......... 21,892 2..... ... .1.... 1.... ......
Buitler, Pa.............28,677......1 ....4 .........
Butte ..ont.44,057 11........ . 8 .... 2 1.2..
Cadillapc, SMi i,h .......... 19,58 3.............................
Cairo, IIll.............15,995 4.... ..
Camrlbridfo, Mass .......293..27.1 24..1 2 8...3
Canton, III.............13,674 4.............................
Canton, Ohio).62,566.17....5....2 1
Carbiondale, Pa ..........19597 ...... 2 .................
Carlisle Pa .l........... I 795 ........... 2 .... ...........
Cedar lla''1s Iowva........38,0C33 3.1.. ........... I... ......
Centrlkah II1.......1... 11,5838 3.... ...... .. ...... ......
Charnb~ersbur"-, Pa ........12,47.5..... 1.... ....... .. ...... ..
Charleston S. C .......... 61,041 17.................... . . . . . . 2..
Cha-*"ston W. Va ........31,0C60)............ 1.... 1..........
Chelien M1ass...........48,405 7..... ...19 ............3.2'
Chester, Pa............ 41,857...... I ... 10 .... ...........
Chifta:o, Ill ............2,547,201 534 11I 7 186 2 72 4 233. 4
ChiucoPee,'Mass ......... 29,950 4 3 .... ...... ............
Chlulh'ettbe, l.. G ..........15,52-5 3. . ... ... 2 .... 1 .... I...
Ciwurrati Glino......... 414,248 119 9 1 24 1 18 .... 13 15
CIarkesbuLr`,-, WVa a....... 12, 99 . 1
CloyclandY Gol).......... 69i2,59 ---14'8 10 1 28 .... 13 .... 14 19'
CO ton lo...........27, 678...................I.... ......
CIl ton, Niass%......... 113,07.5 3.. ...... 4 .1.. ...... L....
Coat'sN ille, Pa ..........14,998 .... ........ 2........... ......
Coffe s-illo Kans ......... 18.331 4 1.................. . . . . ... I
Cohioes N\. ...........25-,202 2............................
Coliun lia, S. G....... 35,165 ..........................2....
Columbus, Ohio ......... 220,135 51 ... .. . . 6 1 3 .... 4 4
Concord, N. H-......... 22,858 4..... ... 33 .... ............
Connell siloe Pa ......... 15,876....... ... ... 2 .... ......
Corpuis Churts,- '1ex........ 10,'789.... 4. ............................ I
Coniwil Knlits' Iow,a,....... 31,838 7 1 1... I.......... ..... 1I
Coronton 1~~~~~~~~v .~5.9, 623 15 1 1 . ....4
Cranston, R. I..........26,773 4............................
CumLesland Md .........26,689 6............. 2 1 1...
1'?allas, e'x............ 129', 738 39 2 .... 15 1 4 .... 3 1
D'anvulle IN........1... 32,959 13 ............................
ranville, Va ........... 2 0,185............. . . 1.... ...... ......
D'aveiport, Iowa .........49,618 .... ........ 3.... 2. .........
ra. -toni Ohio...........128,939 23 1........... 2....1....
Diecatur, Ill............41,483 4............................
renver, Colo ........... 268,439. 60 6 .... 77 3 2 ... .... 11
Detroit, Minh ........... 619,5648 190 64 7 22 3 41 .... 40- 18
Dover, N. ...........13,276 3.... ...... ............. ...
D'u Bois,Pa............14,994...1.. ... 1 ..................
Dubuqlue, Iowa..........40.06.... ... ...I....1. 3............
Duluith., Mimi........... 97,077 14 ... .... 8 .... 3 .... 3...
Dlurham, N. C...........26,160 6........................ 3.
East Chicago, Ind ........ 30,285 8..... .. ... . ... ...... ......
Easthampton, Mass........10,656 1.... ...... ...1............
Easton, Pa ........ 30,854 .... ........ 15 .... ............
E ast S,., Louis-9 Ill..... 77,312 14 2 .... ...... ............
Eau Claire, Wis ..........18,887 .... ........ 3.... 5...........
Elgin, Il1l. ........... 28,,562 5..... ...13 ......... ...4.
Elizabeth.,.N. J......... 88,890 7 6 ....5.... 5.... 1....
Elkhart,.n d............22,273 5.... .........2 . 1.. ..
El:mir,a, N. Y...........38,272 6..... ...11 .................
El Paso, Tex ...........69,149, 66 6 ..... ..2............16
Eiiglewood, N. IT..........12,603 4.....1 .........I .. I... ...1
Erie,Pa..............76,592 .... ........ 37....I...1. 1....
Eugene, Greg............14,257 2 .... ... ... ...... ... ...
' Population Apr. 15, 1910.

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Continued.

City Reports for Week Ended July 3, 1920-Continued.

Popula- Toa ihhra ese. Scarlet Tuber-

tion ias of To-aI Dptei M sls. fever. culosis.
Juily 1, 1917 deaths ________________________
Ci..ty. (estimated from
by U.S. all .
Census causes. rn
Bureau). C

Eurekca, Calif...........15,142 3........................... 2

E,vanston,11 l........... 29, 304 5 ... .... 3 .... 2.... . -......
E,vereti:, Mas's........... 40, 160 4 4 .... 2 1... I ... 2....
Everett, Wash ..........37,205 ............12 .... ............
Fairmont, W. Va......... 16,111...... 1 .... 2 .... I.... ......
F.all River, Mass ......... 129,828 25 5 .... 13 1... I... 8. 3
Findl-ay, Ohio...........114,858 13... ... 5 .................
)?,onid due Lac Wis.,, ... 21,486...... 1 .... 5 .... 1..........
Fort Scott, knvns ...:-,,.... 10, 564 1 ....... ...... ............
Fort Smith, Ark .........29,3190....... ... 4.... ...... ......
Fort Wayne, Tnd......... 78,014 .20 6 16.. ... 3 .... 1. j
Fort Worth, Tex .........109,597.... .......... ..... 2....
Fostoria, Ohio ..........10,959 4. . ..1 ,""', ......i....
Fra-mingham, Mass........ 14,149 2. . .6.1 . 1.
Freeport, Ill ........... ...19,844 5.:... ... ...... ......
Fremonti Nebr .......... 10,080 3 .... .. .. .... ............
Fremont Ohio . 11,034 1... ... 2.... ...... ......
Fresno, alif. .:36,314 13 2 1 .... ...... .........
Galesburg, 111...........21,629 7 ... .... 1............... 1
Galveston, Tax..........42, 650 16................1........ 2
Gardnier, Mass ..........17,534 6 .......32...... ... 1....
Glens Falls, N. Y.........17, 100 3 ...........................
Grand Rapids, Mich ...... 132,861 37 6 2 17 4 ... 15.
Great Falls, Mont ........ 113,948 5 ...... ....14.... 1....
G rcely Colo............11,942 2 ............................
Green bay, Wis.......... 30,0o17.... . 3 ... ... I... ......
Greenfield., Mass ......... 12,251 3 1 1 18 1... I... 1.I...
Greensboro, N. C.........211,171 14 ... ......... ............ 2
Greensburg, Pa..........13,881..................... 2.... ......
Gireenwich, Conin.........19, 594 2... ... 4.... ...... ......
Hlackensack N I.........17,412 5 .......13 ... ......I....
Hammond, imd..........27,016 5 2............ 1.... ......
Hiarrisburg, Pa ..........73.276.....................1I..........
Hartford, Conn .......... 112,851 31 6 .... 16 .... 4 .... 3. j
H-averbill, Mass.......... 49,189 5 1 .... 29 1... I... 2 1
Hazelton, Pa,...........28,681............1I.................
Hoboken, N. 3 ..........78,324 20 3 1 ... ...... .... 2.2
Holland, Michi..........13,459 1.. 7 1...I... 2....
Hlolyoke, Mass ..........66,003 10 .......14........... 1....
H1ot Springs, Ark.........17, 690 7 ............................
1.[ untington, Ind.........10, 982 4 ... .... 2............1...
Hfunltingtonl, W. Va........47,686 8 ... ...... ...... ... ...... 1
lIutcbihison, KCans......... 21,461......I.......... ..1 .1 ...
Indianapolis, Ind ......... 28.3,622 89 3 ... 33 .... 6 .... 12 . 9
Iowa City, Iowa...11,626.... 1I........................
Irontonl, Ohio ....14,079 2. . . ..1.. 1 ...
Ironwood, Mich..........15,095 2.......19.1
IrNvington, N. I ..........16,710 .... ........ 3 ....2.... 1....
Ithaca, N. Y .1.......... 6,017 6... ...... ...... ... 2....
Jacksonville Ill..........15,596 9 ............................
J'amestown.14. Y ......... 37,431 10 2 .... 19 .... 1.... 2....
Janesville W is ...... .... 14 411 .. ..... . .... .... ... I ....... .. .
Jef.erisonditv Mo .........1,1 ...... ........ .1..............
Jersey City, t4. J ........ . 13,571 4....23...4....6...12...
Johnstown, Pa ..........70,437............I1.... ...... ......
Kalamazoo, Mich ........ 50,403 19....... I.....1 6.... 2.
KCankakee Ill .......... 14, 270 6........ 7..................
Kansas City, Kans.........102, 016......1 ....4....... 4
Kansas City, Mo ......... 305, 816 67 3 1 4 3... 2.
KCearney, N. J...........24,325 6... ... 1.... ...... ......
Keene N. HT.......... .12 ... ... 7 ... ... 8 ...
Kenosfi Wis . 10,725 3....... ...3...7 . ....I. .......
Kiioxvilfe Te;;on . 3:5912,833 .. 3............3 ....... 2 2
Kokomno,Itd .21,929 4... ... 2.... 2.... 1....
LaCrosse Wis . 31,833............ 2.... ...... ......
La Fayette, Tnd . 21,481 10 ... ... 2.... 1..........
Lancaster, Ohio ..........16,016 2....................1....
Lancaster Pa .......... 51,437..... 3.... 4....
La Salle, Ill ..:...........12,332 6 ... ... 1.
Lawrence, Kans..........13,477 3 ............................
Lawrence, Mass..........102,923 69 ....1 42.... 2.... 2....
1 Population Apr. 15, 1910.

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July1, 1917 deaths
City. (estimated from.
byU. S. all .
Census causes. C3 c
Bureau). Ci C) C)

Leavenworth, KTans .......119,363 2... ... 3.... ...... ......

Lebanon, Pa ........... 20, 947 ...........4.... 5....
Leominister, M-ass.........21,365 3... .....2. 2 ....
Lexingtoi,'KY.......... 4.1',997 13... ... 2 . 4 3
Lima, Ohio............37,145 8 ... ...I... ......1 . 1....
L incolno, Nebr...........46, 157 19 ... ... 3.... 1.1.. ...
L incoln, R1. 1...........10,473.....I...1. 1 .... ............
Little Rock Ark .........58, 71.6............ 6.... ............
Lockzport, R4. Y.........220,028 . 3.... 1.... 7....
Logansport, Tad.2 1,338 7...... ...... ... 1.......
Long Beach Calif ..... 29,1J63 10 1 ... 3....1I..........
Long Branch, N. J..... 173 .......
Lorain, Ohio.15,73........ 3 .. 1 4....I.1.. ......
Los Anvelcsl Calif........ . 513,485 156 65 2 105 8..45.15
Louis Ville, KY......... . 240,08 I0 11 .... 8 .... 3 4 5
Lowell, Maiss............ 114, 366 28 1 1 44 .... 4 .I....
I,ynchbbrg., Va.......... 33,497 7.. 2. 3 1......... 2...
Ivan, Mass ........... 101, 534 25 9 2 12 .... 5 3 .3..
MKees R1ocks, Pa ........20,715 . 2 .... ............
Maidison, \lis.31......... 3115M............1I......
Milden, Mass . . 52,243 6 7 12 1 1 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~223
M.anchester, Conn ........ 15,159 0 ............................
M-anchestcr, N. 11.... ..... 79,607 16 2 .... 21 1 ... .... 8 1
Manitowoc, Wis.......... 133,9Q31.....................2 ..........
Maninlato, Minna......... 110,365 2... ... 3.... ...... ......
Marinette, WVs ..........114,610............ 1.... ...... ......
Musiron Iad.............19,923 5............. ...... ...... 1
Marion, Ohio..;.........24,129..........................2....
NMirouette,MIich ......... 12,555 4 .. ...... 21 .... 1.... ......
Marshalltown, Iowa........14 519...... 2.... ...... ......
M ison City, Iowa......... 14 938 *6. . . 2.... ......
Mea-d-ille. Pa...........13,1;68 .145... . ...
Medford, MH.1s s..........26,681 7..... ...13 ....1.... ......
Melro'c1 Mass...........17, 724 8 3.... 8.... ...... ......
Memoi)is Tecnn.......... 151',877 61 6 .... 3 .... 2 .... 24 . 4
Mcriiden, Conna...........129,431...1.. .... 1 ............ 1 1
Methuen, Mass...........14, 320 3..... ...2 ....2...........
MiddIletowvii N. Y........ 15",810 .... ...............1I.... ......
Middletown, Ohio.........16,384 3................ 2..........
Milwaukree Wis.......... 445,003 84 13 1 139 .... 17 1 12.
Minn.capolis, Minn......... 373,448 75 6 .... 51 1 3 ... 18 7
Misbawali a, Iid ..........17, 083 4........................ 2 4
Missoula, Mont..........19,075 3 ....._2 ....... ...1.
Mfobile, Ala........... . 59,201 19 2 ...... ... ....... ......
Monessen, P ..... ...... 23,070....... 2 .... 1 .... 4..........
Monmouth, III....l...... 10,346 4 ....... 2 ..............2.
M1ontclair, N. J.......... 27, 087 4 .... .... 11...........2...
Montgomery, Ala......... 44,039 15 ....I........... 6.
Morgaiitown, W. Va ... ..... 14,444 1 ......:::.... ............
Morristown, N. J..........13,410 7 ...........I.... 3 ....... I
Mowidsu-llc, W. Va ... ..... 11,513 2 ..
mount Carmel, Pa ........20,709. 1.1...
Moun Vernon,$ N.Y ... ..... 37,991 7 4 .... 2 2
MIUSCatine0, Iowa .........17,713 4 .... ...... ...... .........
Mutskogee, Okla..........47,173..... 1.... 1...
Nashville, Tenn..........118,136 655....... 14 2 . 4.
Newarkc,N.S..... ....... 418,789 79 17 .... 79 1 1 32 7
New Bedford, Mass ........121,622 27 2 ...... ...... ..... 4 3
New Britain, Coann........ 55,385 18 4 2 10 .... 2 .... 9 2
Newv runswick, N. J....... 25 855 ........I... ...... 1... .
Newburgh, N.Y ......... 29 ,893 15 1 ....12 ... .....1..4
Newbur.yport, Mass........15,291 5 .......17 .... ............
New Casten, CPna..........41,915........... 2..................
New CFastlen, Pann.......... 152,275 31 2 .... 7 .... 3 .... 4 2
NewA London, Coon........21,199 ........ ......... .........2 ...
New Orlcanis, La .... ...... 377,010 130 1 .... 22 1... I... 18 13
Newton, Mass........... 44,343 6 .. ...... 36 .... 5... 1 3
New York, N. Y..........5,737,492 1,034 213 13 163 5 72 2 187 102
Niagara Falls, N. Y....... . 38,466 14 1 .... I... 6 .... 4 1
Norflk Va............ 91 148 ....29 2. ....-
North Adams, MLass ........ 22,019 6 . 3 .2.. ....
Populatioa Apr. 15, 1910.

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City. (estimated from

by U.S. al .. .
Census causes. ,,,C Cs , ,,
Bureau). 03 s C3 ' Cs

Northampton, Mlass ........20,006 8 6.... 4 .........1....

North Attleboro, Mlass .. .... 11,248 1 ..........................
North Braddock, Pa .......15,684..... 2.... 1........... 1....
North Little Rock, Ark......15,515 .... ......1. I... ............
North To-nawanda, N. Y .....14,060 0 1.... 3.................
Norwalk, Conn..........27,332 9 1 1 2...... ... 2.
Norwich, Con-n..........21, 923 4 1.... 1.... ...... ......
Norwoodi, Ohio ......... 2329 1 ....... 3 ........... I ...
Oakland, Calif.......... 20,6940 18...31 .... 16...
Oak Park, Ill........... 27,816 14 1 .... 6 .... 1.... ......
Ogdensburg, N. Y........16,845 7............................
Oil City, Pa............20,162................... 1.... ......
Oklahoma C'ity, Okla....... 97,588 37 1........... . 1.... 2 ...
Omaha, Nebr...........177, 777 36 1 ....11.... 4...........jI
Ora-nge, N. J...........33,636 4 2.... 7........... 2....
Oshkosh, Wis........... 36,549 .... ........ 2 .... 1.... 1...
Parkersburg, W.Va .......21,059 3 1 .....................
Parsons, Kans ..........15,952............................ 19 ...
Pasadena, Calif..........49,620 10 .......15.... 3.... 1 1
Passaic, N. J...........74, 478 18 3 1 7.... 1.... ......
Paterson, N. J ..........140,512 3 2.... 4.................
Pawtucket, R. I .........60, 666 14 1............ 1..........
Peekskill, N. Y..........19,064 1............................
Peoria, Ill............. 72,184 24 .......16.... 6.......... ....
Perth Amboy, N. J........42,646 5..... ...2...........8 ...
Petersburg, Va ..........25,817 12... ... 6.... 1.2...... 2 3
Philadel phia, Pa .........1,735,514 434 56 4 142 4 37 .... 79 49
Piqua, Ohio ...........14,275 3.... ...... .........1 ....
Pittsburgh, Pa .......... 586,196. ..... 8 .... 92 9.. . 22..
Pittsfield, Mass..........39,678 7..... ...18 .......j.....
Plainfield, N. J.......... 24,330 4........... 3 ..............
Plymouth, Mass .........14,001 2............................
Plymouth, Pa .......... 1 43 ........ ....... ....... .. .. 4 ...
Pontiac, Mich...........19,439 .....4 ...... ... .....
Port Chester, N. Y ........16,727 4.... ...2.... 1 ...1. ...
Port Huroni, Michi.........118,'863 7.... ...1.... 4.... 1....
Portland, Me ........... 64,720 10 42........... . 3.... ......
Portland, Oreg ..........308,399 60 2 ....69 ....S... 6....6
Portrniouth N. H........11,730..... 1....10 ...1. I.........
Pottstown, Pa:..........16,987............ 3.... ...... ......
Poughkeepsie, N. Y........30,786 8........8 .... ...1 2 ...
Providencee, R. I ......... 259,895 56 9 2 32 .... 4 1 .......7
Pueblo, Colo...........56,084 7 1 ....10 ...........2 3
Quincy, Mass...........39,022 3 2.... 6........... 1....
Racine, Wis........I.... 47,465.............. 8 .... 6.... 1....
Raleigh, N. C........... 20,274 10 ............................
Reading, Pa ...........111,607.....................1I.... ......
Redlanlds, Calif.......... 14, 573 0............................
Reno, Nev ............15,514 0.... ............. ...... ..
Richmond, Ind..........25,080 9......2...... ...... ......
Richmond, Va ..........158,702 59.........34.... 3....29 5
Riverside, Calif..........20,496 8.... ..... ...... ...1 1
Roanoke, Va ........... 46,282 11........ ...........1.2 ...
Roche3ter, N.Y . 264,714 48 31 2 19.... 5 . 2...... 2 2
Rockford, Il56,739 15 2 .... S...... ...... . 2
Rock Island, Ill..........29,452 8..... ...7.............. . 1
Rociy Mounlt, N. C........12,673 3.....1 ...... ...... ......
Rome, Ga.............15,607.......................... 2....
Rome, N. Y...........24,259 .............20.... 2 ...1.....
Ruland, Vt ...........15,038 1.... ...83 .... ............
Sacramento, Calif.........68,984 22 1.... 2.... 3....10....2
Saginaw, Mich ..........56,469 18 .... ...... ...... ........
St. Joseph, Mo ..........86,498 36 ......3...... ...... ......
St.Loins, Mo........... 768,650 171 50 4 24 .... 10 .... 30 9
St. Paul, Minn ..........252,465 53 13 ....14.... 4....17 8
Salem, Mass............ 49,346 10 1 2 .... 1.... 1 ...
Salt Lake City, Utah .......121,623 15 2 ....28.... 1.2...... 2
San Diego, Calif..........56,412 25 ... ... 2...........2 2
Sandusky, Ohio..........20,926 9............................
Sanford, Me............11,217 1............................
San Francisco, Calif........471,023 120 13.... 3.... 6....25....8
Santa Barbara, Calif .......15,360 6 2 .... ...... ............
1 Population Apr. 15,1910.

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Santa Cruz, Calif ......... 15, 150 4 2.... 7 .............

Saratoga Springs, N. Y ...... 13,839 4 .1..... ......
Saugus, Mass ........... 10,210 1 .... ......... ..........
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich ...... 14,130 0 ....... .... 2.... ......
Savannah, Ga........... 69,250 30 1 1 1........... . 1. 2
Schenectady, N. Y ........ 103, 774 18 1 ....104 ........... 7....
Scranton, Pa ........... 149,5~41.. . 1.. ... 9 i... .... 6
Seattle, Wash........... 366, 445..... 1.... 13 .... 10 ..........
Shamokin, Pa...........21,274..... 2...........1.... ......
Sharon, Pa ............19,156............ 3.... ...... ......
Sheboygan, Wis..........28.907..... 1.... 1....6....1....
Sioux City, Iow,a .........58,568..... 1...........3.... ......
Sioux Falls, S. T)ak........ 16,887 6 ... .... 2 1... I... .... 2
Somerville, Mass ......... 86,618 18 3 .... 4 1... .... 4 2
South Bend, Ind......... 70,967 5 1.............. . . . 1..
Southbridge, Mdass ........ 14, 465 0 ....... 2 ........... 1....
Spokane, Wash.......... 157,656 ........ 4 ... S.... 18 . ..........
Springfield, Ill .......... 62,623 19 1.... 6.... 1.......
Springrield, Mass .. ....... 108, 668 31 3 .... 23 .... 10 .... 3
Springfield, Ohio ......... 52,296 11 ... .... 14 1... .... 25 1
Steelton,Pa.----------- 15,759 .............. 1 .... ...... ......
Steuhenville, Ohio ......... 8, 259 11... ... 2.... ...... ......
Stillwater, Minn .'....... 10,198 1 ... ...... ...1..........
Stockton, Calif .......... 36,209 10 ... ...... ... ..... . 1 ... 1
Superior, Wis........... 47,167 5 3 1 .1 .. .... I6....
Tacoma, Wash ..........117,446..... 2....26 .... ............
Taunton, Ma.ss.......... 86,610 10 4.... 5.1.. ...
Terre Hauite, Ind.........67, 361 18 1.... 2....1.... ......
Tiffin" Ohio............ 12,962 5.......... . .. ...... .... . . 1.
Toledo, Ohio ........... 202,010 49 6 .... 4 .... 15 .... 3 10
Topeka, Kaen .......... 49,1538 20 1 .... 13 .... ...---------
Traverse Csty, Mich........ 14,090 6 . . . . .................... 1 1
Trenton, N. S........... 113,974 43 .... 1 2 ... .. . ..... 8 4
'Tiny, N. Y............ 78.094 210.... ... ...... ...... 2 1 2....
Tus,con, Ariz.1.......... I7, 324 13.... ... .....{.....~.1....
Tuscaloosa, Ala.......... 10,824..... 2.... ...... ...... ...---
lTniontown, Pa..........21, 600............4...:r.. ... .....
Vancouver-, Wash.........13, 805 .... ...... ...1.... ......
Vigii Minn4 .. ... ..
Waco, Tecx.............4...3,1 ... ........................
Waltham Mass ......... 31,011 6 3 1 13 ... . ...
Warren, ia. ............. 15,083............ 1.... ..............
Washington, D. C......... 369,282 84 11 .... 19 .... 8.... 3 6
Waterhury, Conn.........89,201............ 2....5 1 5.
Watertown, Mass......... 15,188 1 1 .... 4 ......... . 1
Watertown, N. Y.........30,404 2 2.... 5.... 1.......
Wausaui, Alis...........19,666 7 .... .... ....6.......
West Chester, Pa.........13,40.3 ............17 .... ............
Westfield, Mlass .........18,76.9 3... ... 2.... ...... ......
West iloboken Ni.. J...... 44,386 8......................... . 3
West New Yorlr, Ni.J...... 19,613 2 ....... 4 .... ..... ...... 1....
West Orange N. J ........ 13,964.... ...... . 22 . ..... ...... 1... ....
Wheeing, XV' Va.........43,657 12 ... ... 24 2
White Plains, N. Y........23,331 4.................. 1.......
Wichita Kans .73,597..26..2.6.1
Wilkles-flarre, Pa.........78,334..... 1...........1.1.. ....
Wilkinsburg, Pa .2....... 3,8399..... ...... .....2.... ......
Williamsport, Pa......... 34, 1223..... I...1 . 3 .... .........---
Wilmington, Del .........95,369 21 2.... 5....2 1 ....
Winchester, Mass......... 10,812 0 ... ...... ... . 2----------
Winston-Sale-m N. C....... 33,136 17 ........ 9 .:......... 5
Winthrop, Mass..........13,105 1 ... ... 4....2.1.. ....
Wobunm, ass ..........16,076 1 .... ...........
Worcestesr, M1ass.......... 166,106 22 2.... 1.... --------2-....2
Yakima, Wash.......... 22., 058............ 6.... 1.......
Yonkers, N. Y.1.........03, 066C 23 3 1 16 ....2.......
York, Pa .............52,770... 4... ..2. 1....
Youngstown, Ohio .112,282...29.12 ii . .. _ 4 3- 3...
Zanesville, Ohio......... 31, 320 7 1.... 7.... ...... ...

I Population Apr. 13a, 1910.

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