Flu Lid Is Lifted Sunday Midnight

• Rockwood announced last evening that all the flu restrictions, with the exception of the prohibition against public funerals and the restriction of visitors at hospitals, will be lifted Sunday evening at midnight• The schools will not open until Wednesday in order to allow for the continued service of school nurses, teachers, and Catholic sisters in helping fight influenza; Rockwood noted that even Wednesday the health department would feel the loss of their service and has asked again that volunteers offer their service• Churches and Sunday schools will be allowed this morning• Rockwood: “During the epidemic, the health department has received the backing of a great majority of the citizens to a degree that was not unexpected in a city which for a long period has prominently stood among American communities in the matter of its high standard of public health…The cooperation of the city suburbs has been another source of satisfaction the health department.”• The Public Library will not upon until Tuesday, though permitted to do so Monday; the main library is to open Tuesday at 8 am and the branch libraries the same day at 1pm• Case Library will be opened at 8:30 am Monday• Almost all of the suburbs are noted to be following the city’s lead; schools in Bratenahl and East Cleveland will open tomorrow; in Lakewood, schools will open on Wednesday with the exception of the district near the National Carbon Co. where the disease is still prevalent; Cleveland Heights will postpone the easing of restrictions due to an increase in cases• A.G. Yawberg, superintendent of the county schools outside of the metropolitan district, said that all schools, except in Euclid, Shaker Heights, and Brooklyn Heights, will open tomorrow; Berea, Strongville, Brookpark, and Middleburg opened last weekNewspaper article1-