Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 298, 27 October 1921 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, OCT. 27, 1921.
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FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS. LITEHISER AT EATON TOMORROW
Seeing Through People By FREDERICK J. HASKIN
EATON, O., Oct. 27 Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah E. Litehiser, 74 years old, for many years a correspondent for Preble county newspapers, who died Wednesday morning at 3 o'clock at her home in the Hawthorne Hill neighborhood, about Beven miles south of Eaton, will be held at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon at Eaton. Death resulted from pneumonia, after a brief illness. Mrs. Litehiser, as a correspondent, also contributed to Dayton, Hamilton and Richmond newspapers. Mrs. Litehiser lived all her life in Preble county. She was a daughter of the late Henry Shideler, pioneer settler in this county. He represented this district in the state senate several terms. Her husband, Joseph T. Litehiser, died about 12 years ago. Had Wide Acquaintance Mrs. Litehiser's wide acquaintance
with people and her store of knowledge of the country's early history made her years of writing from Hawthorne Hill of exceptional local interest. She is survived by three sons, Harry, at home; William, of Preble county, and Daniel, of Austin Lake, Mich. Surviving brothers and sisters are: Mrs. Joseph A. Kennel. Eaton; Jacob Shideler and Mrs. Mary Patterson, Dayton; Mrs. Anna Harp, of Indianapolis; Mrs. Ollie Hiatt, of Anderson, Ind., and Charles Shideler, of Richmond. Ind. Clubs to Meet Nov. 5. Semi-annual meeting of the Preble County Federated Women's clubs will occur here Nov. 5, with a morning and afternoon session in the public assembly hall in the court hourse. Among the speakers at the meeting will be Miss Laura Jones, of Cincinnati, prominent club woman. A program of special music will feature the
meeting. Luncheon will be served at
noon at the Hotel Rossman. Promote Pastor. Promotion from the rank of first
lieutenant to captain of infantry of
the Ohio Federal guard has come to the Rev. Charles F. Irwin, pastor of Eaton Presbyterian church. The promotion is in recognition of Mr. Irwin's service as a chaplain In France during the World war. Re-Open Club Rooms Closed during the summer season, the clubrooms of the Triangle club, social organization within the membership of Waverly lodge. Knights of Pythias, have been re-opened for the fall and winter season, in Pythian temple The clubrooms are now in charge of Elmer Emrick,
Receives Appointment Edward E. Bailey, insurance man, has been oficially notified of his recommendation and aproval by Congressman Roy C. Fitzgerald, for Postmaster at Eaton. Local party men believe the appointment will be made at an early date. Bailey is said to have received the highest rating in a civil service test here some months ago for the post. Dr. W. H. Bucke present Postmaster, has been serving a recess appointment since July 10, 1920. Saltry of the local ofice is $2,400 a year. Mrs. Zimmerman Dies Apoplexy caused the death of Mrs. Marie Elizabeth Zimerman, 38, wife of Jacob J. Zimerman, Wednesday morning at 6 o'clock, at her home in Sugar Valley, six miles south-west of Eaton. For several months she had been af tlicted with leakage of the heart. She is survived by her husband and a 13 year old daughter. Arrangements for the funeral will be announced as son as word is received from her husband, who is absent on business in North Carolina.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 27 How ; old are you? People have always lied in reply to that question. Criminals seeking to conceal their identity, women wishing to appear younger than they are (that is all women past 20.) young couples seeking marriage licenses, men seeking jobs, have all made a practice of claiming whatever age seemed most convenient and rot too obviously belied by their looks. Young boys wanting to be soldiers and sailors claim to beolder than they are. Professional athletes frequently claim to be younger. The list might be lengthened indefinitely. Well, science has found a new ago test, which will make it much harder for any one, who can be subjected to an investigation, to conceal his age. This scientific test was first used quite recently in connection with Chinese immgiration. According to the law,
Chinese fathers in this country
may Bring sons unaer zi. iaw
a Chinaman's age is the harest thing in the world for an occidental to guess. The Chinese face is a slowchanging mask. A Chinaman of 20 often looks almost like one of 40. So that a horde of sons claiming to be under 21 were pouring into this country, and no one could successfully dispute the claim until the X-ray was turned upon the problem. The doctor who tells the story explained that age can be determined to a considerable extent by looking at the bones of the individual with the X-rav. The doctor added that X-ray might be used to advantage in other connections to determine age. For instance, he suggested that it might be employed in issuing mariage licenses when the couple appears to be uncertain maturity. And if women ever become so eager to vote that they
claim to be of age before they really are, it might be used to test their claims. Dangerous to Handle The specialist who told this story
went on to recount some interesting experiences in his field of medicine. The life of an X-ray surgeon has u tragic cast because constant use of the rays and exposure to them is apt to result in cancer or terrible burns. Danger from burns is less now as the doctors have learned better how to handle the rays. But surgeons still give their lives, because the powerful rays that destroy diseased tissue so thoroughly also prey on healthy tissues. Knowledge of the dangers to be exexpected, however, does not seem
to deter doctors from entering
this field of medicine. Much experi
mental work is being conducted to in
crease the uses to which X-rays can be put. Regardless of themselves, surgeons are eagerly testing new possibilities of X-rays to diagnose intern-
i al troubles such as tuberculosis, and
to cure diseases benefited by more expensive radium.
But the surgeon's life has its lighter
side. And this doctor chose to dweil on it. "I have learned to tell a married
woman from a single one,' he said. "It is very simple. When a patient comes into my office to have X-ray pictures made of her teeth I have to pose her.
It is important that the head be tilted exactly. And to get this proper angle, I must take the head in my hands and turn it Single women have stiff necks. Married women are very pliable.' This principle of physiology, he insists, he has tested so many times that it is well proved. There are a few exceptions. School teachers have the stiffest necks, even when married, if they continue to teach. They also have a tendency to change the position of the head a trifle after being fixed, the doctor has found. The other day he met an exception at the other extreme. A woman patient had so responsive a neck and remained in place so perfectly that the doctor looked down at her hand to confirm his deduction that she was married. To his surprise she wore no rings. He told her about his little
experiments and explained that she was a very unusual type. . She laughed and said that she was an artist. She knew what he wanted, because she was used to posing models. There is only one amusing thing about having an X-ray picture taken of a stomach, and that is the penny. In taking such a picture it is necessary to locate and mark the individuals stomach exactly before the plate can be made. The position of the stomach varies in different persons, and for a guide a penny is sometimes fastened on the body with a bit of adhesive. Occasionally the doctor will forget to remove this apparatus, and there are some interesting reacttions. The Mysterious Penny One man wrote back to the doctor to say that the penny had come off. He aded that he had worn it two
weeks and it had done him no good
ing handled easily. The rays
Dainless in fact, any one who did
not see the apparatus would not know treatment was being given. The child can be brought to the hospital and its mother assured that he is not to be touched by a knife. The child is laid on a table and the rays strike up from under the table through a place especially prepared. The mother sits by the patient and holds his hand and in less than half an hour the treatment is over. After several treatments the tonsils are gone. One of the latest experiments goes with X-rays is in connection with diphtheria carriers. The diphtheria carrier goes about, unconscious that his tonsils, nose and ear passages reek with germs and that he is giving the disease to his more susceptible friends. There are a great many of these carriers and they are serious
are of four ear cases, and four out of
five nasal cases were cured by X-ray treatments. The doctor is continuing his treatments, but his is chiefly interested in knowing how long the immunity is going to last.
whatever. Another patient, a woman, I menace to the health of a community,
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returned the coin in some embarrase-
ment, believing that she had somehow taken a coin that did not belong to her. She explained that the
doctor would no doubt be as surprised as she to know that a penny had in some mysterious way got attached to her. She suposed it must have happened at the hospital, and as she was sure it did not belong to her she wished to return it. X-ravs are now recognied as a successful means of removing tonsils and of treating goiter and diseased tissues in the nose and throat. Before this method was put into use there was always difficult in getting the immigrant mother to have her child operated on for diseased tonsils. Understanding no English, and alarmed by the explanations of interpreters, the mother was fearful that her child's throat was to be cut. The promise that her son's health was
to be improved by an operation performed at the expense of the city did not reassure her. With the X-ray such cases are be-
though they are not responsible for te danger they carry. In one city, Detroit, a doctor is
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Naval Academy Prepares To Receive General Diaz (By Associated Pre) ANNAPOLIS, Md., Oct 27. General Armando Diaz, commander of the Italian army was expected to visit the naval academy today and arrangements were made to receive him in a manner befitting his high rank. Following a review of the regiment
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