South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 340, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 December 1920 — Page 27

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KIDDIES' CADDY FOR CHRISTMAS TO BE CHEAPER

ITowevcr, Sweets of Swains for Sweetheart to Remain High. CHICAGO, iVeo. 4. Crtndy for the kiddle wiM b ono third cheaper this Christmas than !at but It wia coat the wmo far the young rruLn. poswtvd with thi "cosrnlc urje" to a.jr it vrlth chooolatos" to Iiis lady fair. It ltn't that th-s candy manufacturer dont Join the :re.Tt of thn trcrl4 la lOTlng a ir,er but, accordto AArt Levy, g n e ral rcanaor of D. Auerbach and Sonn, lare cmd7 manufacturers, fancy bos candy boM now was made eix raonthn ago Wven. rugar prices wero eortny. "The ptrtlio generaTIy dof-3 not reaJiio that all of the beat box chocolate oar.dy has to atro before it la good." paid Levy. "All pood box candy Is a-bout fix months old. Freh candy la harmful to the rtomaoh end not bo tany aa that which has ben 'asred in the box. ' JUddlftf Ouidy ClicarnT. Candy for tho kiddle j'dly trans creams, hard tack, lollypopps and the like will retail one third cherip--r according to L0V7. The sweets munched by children and the grown ups whoso teth wl'.l permit, will h-1I at from 30 to 25 cents a pound lower than last year. The same prade La.. y-.r Lrousjht around 5 0 tents. Lvy declared th price haa gradually been receding, but the prlco U still from two to three time--greater than before Arnrrica c-ntr-r--d tho war. Greater declines have not tiken place because sugar has not yet gent back to pre-war prices.

SAYS CHILD LABOR IS INCREASING

National Committee Asks That Churches Aid in Steniing System. NEW YORK. Dec. 4. In announclng Child Labor day to be obPHrvod January 22. 2 3 or 2 4. 10 21. in churches, Hynagogues, schools, Cflleg-s and clubs throughout th. countrj'. the National Child Labor rommitteo calls attention to the fact that In spite of increasing adult unemployment. more children h ive If-ft school to go to work In 1320 In many Industrial centers than In 1919. Fourt'n f-tatrs report an inert-as in child labor during the first six or eipht months of 1920. In New York City Ö.283 more childn n applied for work permits In the first Hlx month3 of 1920 tJfSn in

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a decrease In applications fo that the total increase is only 2,333. In r.altimore county, .Md., there were 1.06 4 more applications for work permits up to Oct. 31, 1920, than in 1019. while during the summer the Chicago authorities reported an inCTX3 of 13.000 in that city, and in Minnesota there has been an in-in-a; of 103 percent since 1913. "Taking thesr- facts into consideration with the Increase In adult unemployed.' we have a very ferious situation," pays the National Child Labor committee In its Child Labor announcement. "In Detroit tho supervisor of compulsory education has realized its seriousness and offered to revoke the permits of 1,000 children if the city will give their families aid so that they may be

returned to school and their places in factories 'be taken by the men now unemployed In that city. Should Attend School. "But It Id not only because of adult unemployment that children should be taken out of industry. The place for every' American chill up to 16, at least, is In school, and we have proved that by mothers' pensions, child labor scholarships and ether devises for public aid. even poor children may be kept in school. The child who goes to work at 14 had an earning capacity at 25 iu?Z half as great aa the child who etays In chool until he Ls 18; and the ci.il I who goes to work at 14 is

twirr as IlaM to sickness and dls-1

ability as the child who stays in rchool. In fact the less to the nation in health, efficiency, and hap. pines:?, created by premature employment in incalculable. As Mr. lioover puts it, child labor ls 'poisoning the springs of tho nation at their source."

"Since. Child Labor

HEW ANAESTHETIC REPORTED SAFE AND 'PLEASANT TO TAKE'

Sleep-Producer Used in Hospitals of Russia Leaves No Nausea.

23. or 24. 1321, comes National Thrift week,

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American childhood in the light of an Important Item in the larger national thrift, as a great ultimate economy of human resources. Pamphlets and posters with special material for addresses, discussions, or debases on child labor have been prepared for free distribution, and anyone wishing such material should npply to the National Child Labor Committee, 105 K. 22nd st.. New York. Usually over 10,000 schools, churches and clubs observe Child Iabor day and It is believed that this year, owing to the increasing popular interest In the sjbject. more people will take note of the day than ever."

Some men have the idea that they are doing a lot of thinking when they are only killing time with their minds.

PARIS. Dec. 4. An anaesthetic with relatively no danger and "pleasant to take" is said to have been produced and used in the hosptals of Soviet Russia. Dr. Marcou. onco an interne of the Parts hospitals, describes the process In an article written for LInf ormatlon. He asserted that he watched the new method in the Petrograd hospitals, lie attributes its experimental use on animals to Prof. Kravkoff and its application to operations on prs;ns to Prof, rvdovoif, formerly surt.-on lo tho emperor. Dr. Marcou says the patient awakes from the sleep produced by it a little heavy in the head but without nausea or ill effects. It ls methylprwopyicarbina' in the proportion of ono to 100 parts of warm, salty water that does the business, ho Fays. This is injected directly into a "large vein in the elbow and the hollow tube is left in the vein so more may be pumped in as m-eded. When from 100 to 200 grams of the liquid have been put in the blood the patient sleeps but there Ftill remains reflex action in the eyes, which Is taken as tho standard of anaesthetization. No Death Reported. As more of the sleep-producer Is used, sensitiveness leaves the eyes

and the surgeon operates, testing the eyes from time to time sa as to keep the blood system supplied with the fluid. The patient Fleers several hours after the completion of the operation. "Hundreds of operations," says Dr. Marcou, "were performed In Itusia during my stay. I watched some of them. Not one case of death has yet been reported." The anaesthetic Is said to be particularly valuable for head and neck operations where the use of the ether or chloroform muk Interferes with the surgeon's work. In such diseases as make the Introduction of salty solutions into the blood undesirable or dangerous, says Dr. Marcou, nalt may be replaced by glucose or bl-earbonat3 or coda.

Child Atcnhes From Long Sleep Paralyzed COLUMBUS. Ca.. Dec. 4. After sleeping for three months. little Rerneal Caldwell, aged 10, was awakened and is parrlyzed in the legs and many other parts of the body. The disease of the child has been a pur.zl to Columbus physicians. All efforts or. the part of doctors to arouse her failed. She awoke suddenly and without apparent cause. She was a strong, healthy child. The citizens of the city are now makin? up a fund with which to pay the child's expenses in some institution with the hopo that she may be cured.

ItEDVCK WORKING HOURS. BOSTON. Dec. 4. The Harvard knitting mills, at "Vakrfield. employing 900 hands, 700 of whom are pirls, announced that commencing Dec. 1 they will operate on a three-day-a-week schedule. The cutters are only working three days a week MOW.

ASK BIDS FOR OLD ARMY TRANSPORTS

jVcssel Used in Spanish-American War Among Craft Offered.

riULADELPiriA. Pa.. D'c. 4. Concldent with the delivery from, the Hog" Island ship of three of the 11 army transports comes the an-no-unceiment fror the army transport prvioo of the proposed sale of the old-time transports. Meade, '"rook. Kilpatrlek and Warren, vesfIa which havo rened the navy with excellent records for 3 0 years or more. Bids are being received tor their sale. The Hog- Island News, the omciat organ of the Hog Island shipyard, tay: '"While no ofllclal announcement has been mado, It ls understood the transports being built for tho government by the American International Shipbuilding corporation will replace the craft offered for sale, and also several othera that avc ben operating in the Pacific und Atlantic transport service. Of the four ships to be sold the Tdeade, built at Greenock, Scotland. lj best known from Its work during the gpanish-Arntriean war. This rhJp, while not doing army duty lurJntf the later war, tierved as a training vessel for the shipping Tnar3, and 1 now berthed her-. The Meade. 4 5 years ago, w.as one of the crack Rrltish passenger ships, Failing tho Atlantic under thf namof City of P.erlln. The Crook. Kilpatrlck and Warren each made notable records In tho annals of the transport rerive, the former built In 1SS2. th Kilpatrick. in 1S90 and the Vm?n n 1889.

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URBANA, O., Dec. 4. An unusual problem ts puzzling the. mind of a local burfnes man, ThU problem ls not a bu?ines3 ono, either. ' Ho wants to get rid of an uninvited guest. This unwelcom dsltcr set up liead quarters in the business man's home cellar, refusing to leave. Thoughts of the fearful consequence Are restraining the head of the hous from resorting to forcible ejection. The aame causo !s retponslbls for his refusal to kill the frbjftctlonable visitor. " In hlfl desperation he ls feeding it. In order to keep It In good humor, while he tries to find an effective raethod for getting rid of the skunk.

The trouble with & lot of folks Is that they do not want any equal h that does not give them a decided advantab'ft.

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CKIPl'LE CnnEIv. Colo.. Dec. 4. Crlpplo Creek, once termed tho "greatest gold camp on earth," has turned from metallurgical pursuits to those agricultural. "With the tremendous In crease in the cost of mining gold and the price pa d for the precious metal at a standstill, during the past few years, the Cripple Creek camp gradually decreasing Its activities and many residents are tilling the soil. Potatoes are being shipped out of the city for sale in the Denver market.

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Can You Answer Thov (notions. Do you know why ointments do not give you quick and lasting relief? Why cutting and operations fail? Do you know the cause of piles is internal? That there Is a stagnation of blood in the lower bowel? Do you know that there ls harmless Internal tablet remedy diseov-' ered by Dr. Leonhardt and known as HE.M-nOin, now sold by "Y.ttick's Cut Hate Drug Store and druggists generally, that is guaranteed ? III'M-ROID banishes pihs by removing the internal cause, by freeing blood circulation in the lower bowel. This simple home treatment

has an almost unbelievable record for sure, safe and lasting relief to thousands of pile sick sufferers, and saves the needless pain and expense j of an operation. There is no reason f why it should not do the same for you. Adv. I

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