South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 253, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 September 1920 — Page 3

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jEAGUE MEMBERS IHME MANY CALLS DEPLORES LACK OF SCHOOL PUMPS IT ALI AS LEADERS AT FW ME fl I IMBIMM m I I I II III lllll I "f" " I Mill !! M MlMIMIHIMlMIHmrjMm jjimj--..-,-. ., ,M 111 III MM' )

DURING AUGUST

Import Shouf Work Done

Tuberculosis Association La.-t Month.

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vIm's xer ina'i bv th trirs. i To hurtdre-i and fiftc-eri rputum P P.lrs and txo sputum rups are fcluied ir. th" ht of .supr p;v n t. This l:t aNo contains T.l i.ici

li'erature relative to tubrr-uln-i.s d one ierfri was fitted with a

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! 5 and 11 Ti.-fre rcx;: min-itlor.s. ) Ilrronimrndod to Hospital, f Sixteen ner?ir.s "arr rKommfn(5

d for hospital treatment and five, atients vfro admitted to Healthin. Nine enff rtainmeno were .en at the hospi'ai rturinir the

lonth. chf o: which rvat. a conrrt by the Dod? band of Mihwaka and programs by the South if rid Propres and tho South Bend Vornan' rluh. Thr nuryf'.i rrnnrt

lys that rf th 12 visits inadflurir.p; the month, 24 were rr..irte rej.ardincr the clinic. Other visit ln-

iu-.ie trips to the Mishawaka Rfl

rrSi. the Dode hopiul. the Oliver i tory. and to Hf.i'.thwin. Three

Uathn wrre reported to thr nurs-.

Ilf solutions wrrc prepared to ni memora t r the dath f Mrs.

im Adir. a former director of the

St. .If'5cnh C'ountv Tuberculosis

Mr?. Adler difd July 2 4. at Chicago and her ln r-cca-

sionfd deep rfprrct a mor e thu- m:n-l--r of the organization.

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Red Cross Nurse Makes Tour of Rural Building. Says Report. Mifs Florence Face, county Rea Cross nure. Mi's in hrr report for the month of August thit In her lnypectlon tour of the county school buildings ?he found many were without pumps while other had them in poor working order. Some windows were broken and In Rome cases

the foundations "were In bad condition. Most of the toilets were not screened and some were double toilets. Most of the stoves were not Jacket-.!. Sixt-flve home visits were made during the month. In all cases the parents were interested in having health conditions improved in th schools. Forty miscellaneous visit are recorded. Four charily cass were fitted with glasses and .six children had their tonsils removed gratutiously by local physicians Thefe latter children were in an extremely bad condition. Six children from ihe county schools were in the Preventorium at Healthwin during the summer.

11LE DAMAGE SUIT

AGALXST SILBERMAX

Sam Ax filed ?uit in the superior court ugain.-t Hymn Silbcrman for $1.000 damage--, ailem that SilIterman unlawfully beat and woundd him. He thai h- was oldigi-l

rurp tho ktvicch of a ph.s:. ;ar. .-Ui if v f r nif dira! aid: also h vaunable to wi.rk tT thr. wrks.

(Gabriel d'Annunzio. Ken on thf riprht with the officials of the republic of Hume. Senator Huiiitti is the'f.gurr on the left and Is a noted statesman. Major I'pn d'Annunzio. the central f.gure, is a brother of Gabriele. They are directing military affairs for the new republic on the Adriatic.

PLAN WINTER CARNIVAL HERE

To Put Oliver Playground in Condition for Retter Sport?. The rerreation committee is-' planr.in to have a winter carnival with

skating and other outdoor sports the coming season, according to Col. Seymour Bullock, recreational director. It will be held in the J. D. Oliver playfield. With the coming of spring, work will begin on a swimming btach in the St. Joseph river. Preparations are being made to put the gate house at the Oliver held in condition for a tenant who will act as care Keeper. There are ye, two nights open for the Business trials' bowling league. Particulars may be obtained by calling the recreation oftice of the Municipal I;t rreat Ion l.urrau.

CHILD REX S' DISPEXSARY CARES FOR 235 CASES Reports read at the meeting of the board of directors of the Children's dispensary held Wednesday morninp at th Chamber of Commerce, showed cases taken care of during the month of Augii't. of which 1S5 were for minor purgical dressings. Nine regular clinics were held with an attendance of 135, and two orthopaedic clinics with five patients in attendance. There were 153 home visits made and 13 dental a; pointments. Four hundred and thirty-nine quarts of milk were dispensed and U.Sie feedinsrs were prepared. The board will meet Oct. 13 at the sajne place. IIKIiD rOR DESERTION. Arthur Bennett. Berrien üprings. Mich., wanted for wife and child desertion was apprehended by the local police and turned over to th Berrien Springs authorities Wednesday morning. iirEirLim mios. 319 S. Michigan St. nccf Pot Roast 12'2C RH Hotline nM-f 10c Short Steak 2(c R400-9

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