South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 190, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 July 1921 — Page 7

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SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 9. 192!

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YOUR HEALTH

What You Ought to Do

Safeguard a School

Child

By ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D. Commissioner of Health, New York City SCHOOL DAYS arc trying day. They are happy days, but they represent the first period of free

dom from home restraints. They mark the beginning of greater physical and mental activity. The watchful eye of the parent, with only one or two children to look after, is replaced by the discipline of a teacher who has to spread her attention over a room full. All thpi rnnr! It ! tn.il i ii t n , .

.... -...., wftciucr wan mecnua b rapia J growth, the increased exposure and all the contacts of

echool .ife, make for heart trouble. Unless proper care is exercised during these school years there may be de

veloped ceiecw -nicn win persist during- life The proportion of school children with heart disease to normal chilren is about one to forty or fifty. In New York City, out of 350 000

PROHIBITION ACT AGAIN SOURCE OF

DIPLOMATG FIGHT!

jTrcaSUn Offirinls Prpnnn

Regulations Vilich May Shock Foreigners.

df stination. even for cviiir-.s purposes. Practically every foreign diplomat in the corps at Washington has dispatched cable-,?ram warning hi.- government of the likelihood of ship seizures and akins: for Instructions.

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i:ep9 of tho hert. There was found sr-adual !ncra from I to 14 years of ge. The percnta: among high chool -u;lls was greater than nmor.g the chil'rer. !n lower grtidea.

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When you want real good prints you should always think of Ault. We are now using the very latest devices in developing films the above is a view of the Pa-Ko electric print washer. The motor keeps the drum turning fast enough so that the prints never stick together and become blured, and slow enough so that the edges are not torn and battered. They can never fade. Using this equipment makes it possible for use to render eight hour service. Let us develop your films and we are sure that once you have tried Ault you will never have reason to go anywhere else try us, we are sure we will please you.

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luard the Heart. Acute rheumatism Is the mwt lmpor ant factor In developing heart trouble -o-cald "prowln pains' are not to be 5?Mly considered. Thy Indicate rheut.3t!c infection, and the cause of this Inaction rau be aoucrht for and removed. Repeated attaeka of sore throat muat regarded In the same way. Thse are nut the symptoms of Infection, and may e followed by involvement of the heart. St. Vitus dance, or chorei. Is a conItion indicative of infection, which. nter. may present heart complication. All the common Infectious dlseaaes of rhlldren, unless properly treated, are ; esTtble reuses cf heart, disease. When

ever a ct :id has iever, ne should be ept in bei until all the acute symptoms rave ubiided and until the tempera;re is normal. The most trytnjr periods cf the school yeir are the examination times. These occur at the end of the term, when the -hi'.d Ic mere or !e worn out ajid less prepared to resist disease. Watch the Scale. Dental defects araenff children are all oo common. Out of one graduating class of seventy jjir's only one had perlet teeth. The remaining: sixty-nine had an average of seventeen def erts carillea or lost teeth. Many a case of heart disease may be tracd to bad teeth. Tcnsils. naal tlnus troutle. adenoids, chronic Intestinal trouble, all thase are

to toll the full truth without sparing niys-If one bit and I knew that I would have to say some thincrs that would hurt her. Was this the time? .... So I misled my chance.

Movq TmtU oTlmti PoQtvu KIJAIj THOrilLi; THIS TIME. In wanton Cleopatra's day. When wild Egyptian blades Ti od measures somewhat over gray Witfy slim and sinuous maids, Ileformers viewed with cold disdain The rüdes, and trots and elos. And cried, "The world, it's very plain oim? to the dogs." I'.ut when the Romans came, they found The world was calmly going 'round, Wh n Nero played a frantic jazz While Home was burning down, Men cried. "This sinful city has Been one loose-moralled town. If people aren't more circumspect These dancing drinking folk Are going to the duece direct And that's no funny joke!" But when the Goths and Vandals enmo The world was going round the same. Today we view with ?ome alarm The morals of our time And fear they'll lead our youth to h a r ni And turn their thoughts to crime. "Loop living has become a fad," The world is going to the bad

possible factors In the production fceart disease In children.

,e a.re accustomed to watching the ciet and the physical development cf the nfant. but older children are neglected in thia respect. The scales are of Just much Importance in testing the pro- ! ,.1Vr chlJdn of tie babies, h, Lfi?" xrowth 18 reached, parents should keep a watchful eye on the eatine and llvln habits of th child. The guarantee of a strong and normal heart is the possession of a strong ind normal body, made so by r'icht living. We say, "and there's no doubt If folks don't cut it out." And if you roam 'round much at ' night You'll likely think that we are right! (Copyright. 1921.)

WASHINGTON. July S. Diplomatic rowfl with the foreign governments were in th offing today and the Volstead law Is again the root of the trouble. State department officials may be besieged with envoys of protecting foreign powers, incensed because the U. S. may seize and search their ships for contraband liquor. Fully conscious of the dangers Involved, treasury officials today went aheid preparing regulations which may fall like a bombshell upon foreign ears. Foreign ships having liquors aboard and entering American territorial waters, run the risk detsniations, ev'en for coaling purment agents. Atty. Gen. Daugherty raid that no course was left open to him. but to interpret the Volstead law as It stands and this statute clearly forbids liquor laden ships entering American ports enroute to other foreign

SPATES GETS LONG TERM FOR THEFT

Ivy Spates, colored, was given the limit by a superior No. 2 jury which returned a sealed verdict against him Friday mornirg for robbery. He will serve 5 to 14 years at Michigan City. Spates was Indicted for robbing the grocery store and meat market of Alex Gyorjry, 2021 W. Linden aw. Nov. 27. 192 0. Evidence showed that he "shot up" the place, and took 133 from the cash register.

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UNION OFFICIALS GET JAIL TERMS

Rule "Nighties" Must Show Knees In Light Breeze NEW YORK, July 8. The bedroom farce, the popularity of which has been waning, is expected to enjoy a new vogue soon. Advices were received from Paris today that night gowns for the lust time in history, are to be short. Women have tried pajamas. Billie Burkes and various other nocturnal innovations, but never before have they dared to dream of a nightgown which did not reach to the ankles. The new styles, however, extend only slightly below the knees. The general effect is said to be almost as daring as the present street attire.

FIRE DAMAGES HOSPITAL WARD

UKIAII, Calif., July S. More than 900 patients at the Mendocino hospital at Talmage, south of here, early today were routed from their beds when fire was discovered in a ward building housing 240 patients. The patients in the burning building were quickly removed from the structure and as . a precautionary measure patients in nearby buildings were also removed. Patients joined the hospital fire department in lighting the blaze and it was confined to the roof of one ward building. The damage will amount to several thousand dollars. Hospital authorities praised the conduct of both attaches and patients during the fire.

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COLUrBUS. ICas., July S. Alexander Howat. and August Dorchy. district president and vice-presiden! of the United Mine "Workers, were sentenced to r-ix months in jail and 1300 fine each by Judge Frank Bos-s today. They were found gulltv late

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a strike In tho Maekie coal mines. Both were re'. eased on $4,000 bonds pending- an appeal to the supreme court.

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resented the savings of the pro-j prietor. He kept it in a wooden box in the rear of the store.

Item in Chicago Trib une Wednesday.

Money Deposited With Us On Or Before July 1 1th Will DrawInterest From July ist No Amount too Small to Open An Account ACCOUNTS May Be INCREASED Or WITHDRAWN in Whole or Portion at Any Time No Fees Expense or Fines

It seems almost incredible in these modern times that anyone should have such an accident befall them as mentioned above. DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY IN THIS STRONG BANK AND EARN INTEREST. We pay interest from July 1st on all Savings deposited on or before next Monday afternoon, July 11. SERVICE - STABILITY JEfftRSON BLVD. NEXT TO POST Off ICE

THE BANK AHEiAD

Incorporated for . Assets , Surplus

.$3,000,000.00 . .$900,000.00 . . .$40,000.00

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Building & Loan Association OF South Bend, ind. 124 South Main St. Lincoln 5409 F. M. BOONE, Treas.-Fin. Sec'y Oldest Building and Loan Association in Northern Indiana Established 1882 DIRECTORS Elmer Crockett, Wm. R. Baker, F. M. Boone, W. A. Bugbee, Donald MacGregor, W. O. Davies, H. S. Badet, H. G. Schock, C. E. Crockett.

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CHICAGO, July S. Thunder ftorma relieved pome sections of the midwest today from the intense heat which caused hundreds of prostrations and many deaths In the last few weeks. Rain was reported generally in the recrion of the great lakes, during last night and today.

I In Chicago, a rain 5torm flooded 1 the city, children flocked to the

streets and waded In the water rushing down tho pavements.

DECLARE FIRES WERE INCENDIARY

QUEBEC. July S. Officials of the provincial government today investigated rumors that many of the fortvt fires raging in the province were of incendiary oricin. Mean-

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j the flames. In many sections the j water supply was inadequate, due t 1 the prolonged drought and sand ! was used in lieu of water. Crops ; in the farming area over which the ( flames swept wert regarded as a i total loss.

MAN IS KILLED AS WALL FALLS

ATLANTA. Ga.. July S. One

1 nnn was injured s "badly he is believed dying and another is believed j to have been killed outright wnen a I wall of the Dtxi Taper Company's warehouse here collapsed early to1 day as the structure was burning. Six others were less seriously injured by flying debris.

BLACKHEADS PIMPLES AND BOILS You should regard these outbreaks as danger signals. They are & sure sign something is -cvTong within. Look to your blood at once. The poisonous impurities have collected in your circulation until the danger point has been reached, start right now. today, to puiify your blood with S. S. S. For Spcisl Booklet or tor individua! mdrice, without chmrgt wrife Chief Medtc1 Adritor. SSS Co.,Dp't 432, Atlmnt. Cj. Cef S. 5. 5. mtyourdxvii(.

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Announcing The Opening of THE "NEW" LANDON DRUG STORE Mich igan at Wavne TODAY

CI Today marks the opening of a new and important business enterprise in downtown South Bend. Cjlt is "Trie New Landon Drug Store" at the corner of .Michigan and Wayne streets, an ultra-modern, wonderfully equipped business house which gives South Bend as fine a drug store as exists in the state of Indiana. Ql is more than a mere drug store. It is an up-to-date departmentalized institution carrying a wide variety of goods and to be conducted on a policy of service, saving, and satisfaction. ClThe Old Landon has given way to the New Landon, a completely redecorated and newly equipped business house. In it you will find goods that arc new and unspoiled and which have been purchased since the lowering of prices, thus insuring you of the most valuable bargains.

Drop In Today Orchestral music of the very finest sort will entertain you when you come in this evening to sec SoutJi Bend's neiv and beautiful store. Boxed chocolates will be given as favors to the women who drop in. For today tec arc more than merely "open for business." JT'c arc giving an opening party to which, everyone is cordially invited.

CJIn it you will find the only exclusive soda fountain room and service in a South Bend drug store. Your favorite drinks will be made up here of the finest materials and in a way that will give you a new thrill. Cj At the New Landon you will find attentive and intelligent service, a complete line of the finest and newest goods, the lowest possible price, and appreciation for your custom. CJThe New Landon will be an ideal drug store.

THE "NEW" LANDON LoiUS C. Landon, Manager Member of

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