Bridgeport... 104.9 Akron.58.2
Yonkers. 93.9 Schenectady..57.8
Flint. 88.2 New Bedford..54.5
Pittsburgh... 81.3 Baltimore....53.1
Savannah.... 76.3 Toledo.62.9
Jacksonville.. 74.8 Tacoma
Salt Lake City. 73.4 Los Angeles... 62.2
Oakland
71.4 Richmond....48.5
Milwaukee... 69.8 Cleveland....48.3
New York
Newark.
Syracuse
Jersey City.. 65.5 San Francisco.46.3
Memphis
Seattle. 63.4 Cincinnati....46.3
Rochester.... 62.9 Indianapolis..45.1
Grand Rapids. 61.5 Washington..44.9
San Diego. 61.2 Albany
69.2
—American Journal of Public Health.
City
62.3
61.4
Detroit
Buffalo
69.0 Boston
66.3 Birmingham..46.9
66.3 Duluth.48.0
48.1
64.7 New Haven... 45.1
Dallas
Boys Discover Skulls
While Playing Pirates
New York.—Jacob Goldberg, aged
eleven, and five young companions,
fierce in their burned cork eyebrows,
wooden swords and bandanna-swathed
heads, went seeking treasure they had
buried on a previous sailing of the
South seas.
An old map pointed to a sand heap
in Brooklyn, a short distance from Jacob's home. They began to dig, and
they found four bleached skulls.
Policeman McDonough took the
skulls to the Miller avenue station, accompanied by the "pirates."
Investigation showed the  Sand had been hauled from an excavation for a school at New Lots road and Barbery avenue, the site of a 100-year-old burying ground.
MANY SHEEP ARE LOST NEEDLESSLY
Dr. E. T. Baker, in Idaho Farmer. 