South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 208, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 July 1921 — Page 7

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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1921

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J An Inlorniinou. ' r i -n . C J o rsre .1 with V hirrnKT'HTit .is I" cl-.-o d th- d'-or h- hi r. th-m. 1'fl i:. E-!i(h. I:. V Vh r. I v.ms i b r,y ich :i sltnMi'r. j woulfj h-ivf l'-n is : h i ; k .t Hut (M wis :h t'.M r"i :h cntury, I re-i C.t h ;n 1 ff,I!.i;v.i IMith into th ; Iivln-r rr-.r;i. j "Wo art If f i. nt h mo bcaus wo dr.n't Iik- violin i :.iy!r ir," I tM1 hr, "but ve rruy be j r iJ o -1 with music of ;i üfTV-rnt kin.l bo-fur e the evfr.ir. i: is ovr r." "What do you rman?" "Pobbir- v.u fitful todnj hopA he dos:i't w ake up ar. 1 I cry for hi m her." "Wi-n't hM father do?" "So. I'm not r.f-arly .'-o skillful at jMrUl'r.s: liir.i ns I,!." '"I'm xfr.iid I won't able to ho cf much help; I lov children, hut

. the)' maw mo nervous when they Thre wns a rir.s at tho front door

tell. "Who cm th.-Jt be?" Kdlth .ked. "There's only or.e way to find cut." "Really, I do feel very iv-culiar tfbout thi. I'm afraid PL embarrassed if anyone como in." "Nonj-ense." "If you don't mind. I'll step Into Another room J'ist until you fe " Tho doorbell ran?: a train. "That would be fooH.-h," I argued. If you do anything like thrit well,

YOUR HEALTH

What You When Leg or or

By ROYAL, S. COPELAND, I. D. Commissioner of Health, New York City

At lea?t one out of every dozen persons who read this haa had a broken bono at some time or other. Some have had a half-dozen broken bone. I know a man who ha had at le.st one break a year inco early child hood. Ml. CornnVNi Th bonea of porno persons lack certain dement or have too much of others. Anyhow, the bonea are abnormally brittle. They snap under the slightest unusual strain. A fall on a sidewalk may result in fracture. As we grow older, the tl?3uea become more brittle. Children have elastic tissue and flexible bones. "When we leam Just how to eat and hcr.v to select exactly the right foodHuffs, then our bones and all our othr structures will be Ktrong and resistant to injury and disease. There are several kinds of fractures. One is complete fracture, In which there i. a complete break, the bone being divided into two parts. Another is Incomplete fracture. This Is sometimfa culled "greenftlck" fracture, because it is like the Imperfect .break which follows your attempt to break a limb off a living tree. Some of the fibres break In two, but most of them merely bend. Th1 is the kind of fracture we are i;ely to find In young person. A compound fractrro is one In which tho bone breaks and the ends stick through the flesh and kin, forming an open wound. An Impacted fracture is one In which tho ends or the breaK are driven into each other. How would you know the bone Is "broken? BEGIN HUNT FOR m.Y4 fin icirvif:" IS ANGCLi:S. Cullf. July 28. John J. Knight, Trxr.s oil kin?, Is xnisng. The sheriffs ofce at Phoenix. Ariz., and Los .'ir.geles today began a titnaüo combing of the southwest for trace of tho lost millionaire. Knight was motoring to Los An cles from Dallas at the time he dropped from sight. v. a? Iat feen at Buckeye. Ariz. H!s automobile, deserted, wa found a few days ajTO neu- Da'.o Yerdo, Arii.. apparently intacL, Some of Knl hfs personal effee.-. including a M.is-ir.l r.imbeishlp card, wer f.;in,i partially yarned some distance from th- michine. PEACE OFFER IS UNSATISFACTORY DUI'LIN'. Jul: leaders will ir.f r Sinn Fein the British prerr.ier that h. v a . p i sf a e t o r y . b ; : t s: : ther cc r.f-r" no- wi.i i the rns"wer. t w;ts 1 a able authcrity to. lay. Meantime "i'rXi" tinueI con f ror.ee leaders, and crn.dcr 1 unsatfor furv V w o i n on orpdu' i.' v a:era con- i ::h individual j re i th-. rosiT . " . 1 bility cf a eor.s'.ilt . rr.ier Crai.c of L".s:t Ir.g to London. tion w.th Pre- j r before returnSAB TQ? B Vo, If 1' t,u "AmldcUm Uraml Pon't Uf tl. i.arh. cnrleas.int. cljfctLluned &ilt t:.at' a iu:.;sl.rr.enf to vcur li.it'- ii"! !-::ii-Ii ; Uke. vj;Mu:i.l. SALTS, AMIUTION UUAM tte new. p:.-as.u,t. rt.ri. s ir.? i re...nritlon ttit tjft' " ""1 :i-'l i ' t s i:ikklv IIe!: lrlv t!:e il l t.- r t us urV a 1 1 1 O'S'1!! OUl 1. y'Ul .-Jf.r.j rv. letter. Medl- ine Go to WettKk s Crt Kit. ktorf t'sT Hii'l .''( i' !'"tl!" f f W::. lil'LL SL'1S. AlIIil l inN lillAMt, for iiity (fill. i ;i '' 1 1 ' "ci r'i'n for it your i:ior.v t k .a tLe Crst ..tu rrräii 1- r.v In-.U- tlm. pjj0ULp, Ife.-id.fbf, t'ias:irJtloii, t-t &d Tortid Llvef Adv.

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; short. "I H-jpposo you'ro risht. Go ahead i .-inl f:nd -'Ut who ;t i." : " I "' nrr.voi to ho Mrs. Mavnarrl. i ' . . v ,.vi,.i , .v, I a Flout. bu .xyuod yi.-ri person who . j live 'I u retain. "I Ju.t dropped In to .ve Dot for .1 moment," wa.s the way she prceted me. "I dare Kay it'll grive you a chance to slip out for the evening:. You men are all alike." 'Hut Dot 'sn't home." I told her. "Won't you come In anyway?" "No, I nee you have company," she replied MtfTIy. '"Dot is with a friend, and his wife has; been (rood enough to Rtay hre, and help me tak care of the child." I explained. "That's very' nice." But I could! jve she did not approve, and that her tongue would wag about tho Incident for a Ions time. "Who was that dreadful per?cn?" Edith asked me when I came back into the room. I explained as well as I could, but I did not think it necessary to add that Mrs. Maynard was one of the most virulent gossips in the neighborhood. Edith, however, guessed as much. "I suppose ehe'll tell this to all her friends and they'll tell their friends and the'll tell everybody else and then people will start in all over afriin telling each other," she ighed. "It's terrible to be thought so wicked, especially when you aren't." Ought to Do Arm I Brok( -rm is First, there might be Ioas of mo tion. Following the break in the bone, the muscles sometimes con tract, making it impossible to move the part freely, If at all. Then there may be deformity, the normal line of the limb being broken. Fain and "crepitus" are other, symptoms. crepitus is tho peculiar eound or feeling which results when the ends of the broken bone are rubbed together. Now, let us suppose that tho accident has happened a long way from & doctor. Tout examination reveals tha tthe bone la broken. How are 3'ou goJng to get tho palient home with as little damage as possILle? If the broken bor.e 3 not .xed and supported in some effective way the ragged ends of the broken bom will rub and tear the muscles and oft tissues. Rough handling fay result in producing a compound fracture, the ends of the bone may actually be forced through the skin. It then becomes an open wound with all the dangers of ic.fection and blood poisoning. If It is an arm that i3 troken, the arm fay be supported in a sliniT made of a handkerchief, a towel or any strip of doth. Then, If Jt is bound to tho body by a larger cloth the ar mwill be mort secure and less tkely to be jarred or harmed. If tho leg is broken, more support Is needed, because the patient ci;i do little to help himself. A splint of ome ort must be found. This may be a Fhingle or piece of board, a rolled up newspaper, a bundle of twigs or straw, a strip of bark or any other similar device. This is placed along the leg and iirmly bound by side strips of cloth, both above and below the break. This will support the part while the victim is carried home cn a board, a mattress or any kond of stretcher. Tho doctor will do tho CONGRESS TO SIT UNTIL EARLY FALL WAS1IIXGTON. July 26. Ther will be no adjournment of congress until tariff and tax revision legislation Is disposed of, Republican Leader Mondell of Wyoming declared today after a conference with Prea't Harding at the white house. Mondeil paid that the president was In favor of a continuous session pendintr the disposition of tariff and changes n the internal revenue laws and made the assertion that these matters would be disposed of by congress before September. HOLD WOMAN SliAYTHt. CHICAGO. July 25. Mrs. Emilia Banico. mother of six children, is held by the police today for the Playing of Mrn. Mary Esposito. Mrs. Panico admitted stabbing Mrs. Esposito to death. She charged Mrs. ! Esposito had been "going around i with her husband." iiR-ninRY , What do you call them? Bedbuc ri:r.ex leetularius . Tie on-in of th? name leJbur is unknown. I ut is 'JI'I('d t t e naturally suggested as it is descriptive. Ti:ere are many lo.-al r.niii-s ir tiis nrait-.. as tir illustration, around Ho?t u they hp c.Ule i "Cainrbes." frnm Haiti more o'ii.es the can "Mrthrpany Plat," in New York tt.ey arc utrW "ICe.t Coat." rr.i:nl Plttsburc t hey are called "Pesky Devils." in ritvlmiati and the s.-utti "M'Lt Jiii'.ers." In st. I.oiMs and t'blesro district 'Crimson KmMi.". the. frrmt rt 'TiUriinv" l be old Paying, "tl.e tt-dl'usr h9 lo teth. but tbey :et there Just tr. sa'Uf," 1 tcrrvrt. In?re;.l of tfth they possess s piercing and su'kllnc le.ik ti. draw md rol you cf your blood f r the'.r own body. He-!!'i:. r.o matter what you may rail them, or wlre tbey raine frin. science b is i m::i.1 a w.iv to' rid tbetu if yeu will i:e f.:thfullv ti: new ehemieal I'eskv Devils Quietus "P. 1. A 3.V Tk- I e nvikes one ijuart. eaouch to kill a I Hi! it n Ii-1!m;j. ro.ieties, t?as, nuts or j oti-p. and their ecc as well. P. I. Q. i win not injur l eddinj:. and ea a i.i k- j i ac n r.talns a iate:it sr-roiit to enable I y.'tj t t them m tl.e hard-to-;t-at- ! j rCi. I:ij....lble frr l'esky llls to i fiiM r.T" i . i. ..'. js ii i. S-1 i by Ataerkan drujr store. Central! I druk' ft' re. S-mth Her. I : KeJ Cross j pbirwiat y, M;Mawika; Upera A. Frun-ai era' sture. Illkbsrt. AdT.

LONDON, July Archdeacon John Wakeford "the r.aushy arch" -convicted of immorality, prepared today for a final appeal. Alleged to have ppent two nights at the Hull Inn, I'oterboro.u(;h. with a tfrl ho met In Ms cithclral, Wakeford was convicted by church au-

t thorll'.cs and by the Judicial committ - - ? of tho privy council , .... lioth bodies found hin grullty of aliened ur.occhs:i5tieal act?. From the privy council's decision there i no appeal, but Wakefcrd plans to lay hi ca?e before tho public at a mass meeting here Thursday night. Wakeford now has tho word of the Kirl In the case to h-lp him. She was not to be found for his trials, and the arch-deacon insisted that he was being convicted on "framed" evidence. Old enemies wanted to see him de-frocked, he declared. He admitted meeting a young woman in the cathedral. She arked him questions about the lighting and tho architecture, he said, and they parted. The girl disappeared. De?oite columns of new-piper dicup.sion of OIL COMPANIES TO RESUME AGAIN MEXICO CITY. July Tho oil companies that suspended operations in prote.-t against the increastnl export tax on oil have officially notified the ministry of interior that they will resume operations August 1. it was stated by officials of the ministry of interior today. The workmen who were discharged are now being recalled. The ministry of finance announces that the financial condition of government is excellent. The fire in the Amatlan oil fields eouth of Tampico where millions of dollars of damage was done haa been extinguished. An Indiana fire fighter dlstimjuishexl himself by rushing through the blaze behind an asbestos shield shutting off the valve of a well that was pouring oil upon the flames. He will receive a reward of $100,000. SCHOOL TEACHERS x t- r- t it imtim irvnc ' ARE HUNTING JOBS I COLUMHUS. Ind., July 26. School teachers are deluging town ship trustees of Bartholemew county with applications for jobs. S. M. Sharp, county superintendent, said today. T " , , . . . , . , . In sharp contrast with the great scarcity of teachers during the last ...... few years, more applications than can be considered are being received this year, Sharp said. One trustee who employes six teachers received 35 applications. SUB CHASERS TO NAB RUM VESSELS WASHINGTON, July 2 6. An executive order from Trea't Harding may be required before naval subnarine chasers can he sent into act11 1(111! 1 UNI l Uli Hl Iii-, Uli th"! Atlantic coast prohibition official Aaid today. Police and revenue patrols up and down the coast wre bein augment ed today, but official believed an amendment cf navy regulations might be necessary before certain craft could be used. Commissioner Hayneg today discussed with Con.mi5sioner Blair of the international revenue department the question of strengthening the coast defense against hooch ships and smugglers, by a redistribution of the available shipa of the coa-st guard fleet. nuns sihiiI)Ing. CHEBOYC.AN, Mich.. July 26. Serious fires have broken out in the Bois Blanc island slashing and in Cheboygan county near Twin Lakes, The firv are over a large area and are spreading rapidly. CORNS Lift Off with Fingers I Uoesa'i iiurt a bit! F'i . .. "Freezono on an aching corn. Instantly that corn Ftops imrttnj;. then shortly you lift it right eft with finsers. Truly! Your druggist eslls a tiny bottle of "Free-zone" for a few cents, suf ficient to remove every hard corn. ! toft corn, or corn between the toei. and the calluses, without soreness cr irritation. Adv. Union Shoe Company 223 So. Michigan Sc.

th "naughty arch's" alleged amorous affair, she offered no word either for or against him. Wakeford then found a friend In Horatio Bottomley, editor of "John Bull." Bottomley declared that $10.000 would attract the woman whether she was guilty of an affair with the arch-deacon or whether fhe merely was some tourist girl really interested In Wakeford's lecture on church architecture. He offered that amount for her appearance. She appeared. She was Mrs. Oeorpe Hanson, slim, youthful and pretty blonde. I3uslne?s trouble 9 of her husband, which would have been

aggravated by publicity, kept her j from coming forth previously, sh j said. ! Church soins and other elements ' waited for her Judgment on the I arch deacon. i "Not guilty," fhe said. She .admitted meeting the clergyman in the cathedral and talking with him. The talk was perfectly j proper, she declared, and there was no suggestion of a later meeting in j the hotel. I BRIDGE BUILDING PROGRESSES WELL INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. July 26. Bridge work of the state highway commission is well under way. director Lawrence Lyons said in un interview today. Actual construction is In progress on many of the 33 bridge and cuN vert jobs In 13 Indiana counties. Where the work is not already under wav DreDarations were beins:

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