TABLE 4.-Summary of State laws and rulings relating to the prevention of blindness from babies' sore eyes (no county or city acts, ordinances, or rulings included).

[Based on statement published by National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness, revised to include the laws of 1915. References are to session laws unless otherwise

specified.]

Notlater than Saturday first |
ensuing after 3 secular
days, by physician, mid-
wife, etc. 34 U. S. Stat.,
p. 1010.

10 days, by physician, mid-
wife, parent, or other per-
son. 1915, c. 6892, s. 13..
10 days, by physician, mid-
wife, parent, or other per-
son. Anno. Code 1914, s.
1676(aa).

10 days, by physician, midwife, parent, or other person. 1911, p. 638, s. 13.

TABLE 4.-Summary of State laws and rulings relating to the prevention of blindness from babies' sore eyes (no county or city acts, ordinances, or rulings included)-Continued.

TABLE 4.--Summary of State laws and rulings relating to the prevention of blindness from babies' sore eyes (no county or city acts, ordinances, or rulings included)-Continued.