Report 19 New Influenza Cases

• Statement by Dr. John B. Anderson, City Health Officer: “During this time of abnormal stress is the time of greatest necessity for our citizenship to exercise calmness. There is no condition at present to justify a panic. The measures adopted are precautionary. The health office will continue as has been its persistent policy, to present the actual conditions without flavor or tint and will daily issue official bulletins of conditions as they may be actually interpreted and will announce a moment of imminent peril should it come”• Reports to the city health office show the influenza to be the most active in the eastern part of Union Park around the Sheridan school, where, it is said, influenza has been active for two or three weeks• In one family in this neighborhood yesterday, Dr. D.R. Ransom, assistant city health officer found four children with fully developed cases of Spanish influenza• William Joseph, proprietor of a soft drink parlor at W307 Tent Avenue was fined $1 for a violation of the new closing order. He was conducting a gymnastic performance in his place and had collected a large crowdNewspaper article