Medford mail tribune., November 20, 1928, Page 10, Image 10

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SCHOOL CHILDREN SEAL RALLY HELD
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With approximately 70 per cent
of all school children til America
suffering from physieul tUfectn,
Hod Cross public health nuiflne
service li planning to inteimify Its
work in the schools timing the
coming ycur in un effort to prevent
and collect theno defects, which
lire suid to bo a meimco to the
development of children und u de
terrent to effective scholarship.
Figures on the year's work in
Oregon ishuw tliut 63 visits to
homos have been nuido by nuruea
In behulf of cuses, 2'i health con
ferences, lectures und demonstra
tions have been held which were
attended by more than K'u5 per
sons; and as a result of 630 visits
to schoolrooms, 10,986 children
havo been Inspected.
Ono result of tho work among
the school children, it is pointed
out, Is a noteworthy savins to
school admlntHlrftlionx. Tho cor
rection of phyHieul defei.-ls, such
as bad teeth, defective eyes, Im
paired hearing, dlneused toiiKils,
etc., results In better scholuridtlp
and theroforo a decrease In the
number of "repeaters." Home) au
thorities say that It does not eowt
a school administration less than
an averago of 1150 for ?vory school
boy or girl who hits to repeat a
grade, while health nuthoritie:
state that a large majority of fail
ures are caused by physical defects
in tho child rather than natural
Inability or Indifference.
Kearchlng out tho defects I if t he
children, which often go for years
Unnoticed, the nurses make efforts
to have them eorretetl. AVheu fi
nancial difficulties stand In the
way of necessary operation, atten
tion to teeth, or tho procuring of
eyeglasses, they assist the families
In overcoming these difficulties.
Tho work in this stato during the
year Is part of u national cam
paign the organization Is conduct
ing to improve health conditions
In tho nation. In every stale, and
In the insular and foreign posses
sions of the United Htates 715 pub
lic health nurses havo been work
ing under the lied Cross flag, and
In tho Inwt 12 months have served
more thnn '2,300,000 nentnns.
NO. MORE PAINS
y OR ACHES
Front Neuritis, Neuralgia,
Sciatica or Rheumatism
Trimol U ft pntfilli. bullnf ftlxorhrnt thrt
rM In through lh mi hnlin i 0""
'drift tut lh IntUwmiiilnn M-U rnM all Hit
itnrtnrt. Piim nrt nlh nukkly. Hi Iff.
mm ind lotcniftt dliiltr. MuicIm inrt Jnlnti
Ibtmmt turpi tftd HrnMr. Ton 1crp numlly al
'nlihl. ?ouf ppttfet Imw-nm tnrt unit In tr
flhl U It low o hl "IT Tvsmol emu tint nt
tp. Outrtnlwnl irnm. You nn buy II U
'tny flood drut Mow. Atn In itock t
Htriuig'ff rriiff Htoro.
I A Cl,.tfct!ii:i Heal rally was held
j yesterday afternoon at tho bi
j monthly lncetUig of the Jackson
c'-ouiiiy Public Health association
; at tlie Tou Vellc liome In Jackson
' vilju. The hcitlth group of that
eoninuntty with .Mrs. II. K. llunna
us ajiuirmun served us hostesses.
1 A. football rajly preiM.dlug the
big I'unio coulil dot have furpussed
, the enthusiiisin and earnest zeal
whicJi doiuhiated this nu'cting pre
j cediitg the final preparations 'f
the Christmiis Hetil campaign
which utarts tho day uft;r Thanks
giving. Aliss Mildred Curltnn and Mrs.
Lewis Ulrich as president and
secretary together with Mrs. Alice
Holioway, county uunl sale eh air
man, arranged tho meeting whose
attendance Included representa
tives of tho nine community health
groups from all sections of tho
county. Kaon group Is responsible
for tho Halo in its oun community
tio halurully they vreru eager to
team how to make 1U' a big huucchh
nnd thus fight tuberculosis.
Window displays eat u ring
health work, nurses' activities, etc.
are being planned by the groups
who can locate accommodating
stiires for the pui-posi of showing
Junt what tho seal money goes for.
A county ship making contest,
following the lines of the national
contest, is part of tho educational
publicity being announced through
the 00 schools of Oil comity as
well as through the newspapers.
The appeal Is to old and young
nllko to make a ship In keeping
wun mo spirit or me "Agony or
Health" which decorates the 1U28
ChrlsimaH sea). The lllcral classi
fications in the content allow for
various kinds of workinannhip in
making the ship of wood, wax,
clay, soap, cross-st Itched or em
broidered cloth, colored posters,
etc.
One instance of doubled ex
penses which depend upon money
from tho seals wiih announced by
Miss Carlton when sho explained
that the dental elfnlc would have
to be open two days a week Instead
of one as during last winter and
that Dr. Mulholland was making
very satisfactory arrangemeiiH for
it.
$ 1 A;
Mile. Touincnd has been adjudged the best dressmaker in Pans.
She wan the great annual dressmaking contest organized by the
union of Paris dressmakers.
Klrrlrli" "I'ju'."
IMTTSItUUC.II, Pa., Nov. 20.
(p) x device for turning on flood
lights at un airport by means of
a siren on an arriving plane has
been demonstrated successfully. An
"electric ear" picks up the sound
waves and transmits Ihem to an
apparatus which turn s un tho
lights. -
('lcmciicenti'M Sister Dies,
PAH1H, Nov. 20. (I'). Madam
.lac-qucl, sister of (leorgcs Clemen
eeau, I-'rance's Wfirtlmo premier,
died today at the age of (i8.
CIirCAC.O. Xov. 20. -OP) Death
In the elentnlc chair, Illinois'
and untried' mode of execution
was fixed by a circuit court Jury l
lust night ns David Shanks' pun
ishment for the murder of MHs
Jennie Meta Constance.
The trio I ended as quickly as
the negro bootblnrk had admitted
slugging Miss Constance, an Km;
llsh teacher at ltradb-y Polytechnic
institute, Peoria, III., on the night
of August 11. Attorneys suddenly
waived closing arguments, and the
Jury s verdict followed In 40 min
utes. Miss Constance, n post-gniduate
student in Northwestern university
summer school, was waylaid, beat
en and robbed near the university
campus, shanks' sale of her wrist
watch, his only loot, Jed to his
arrest a few days later, lie con
fessed Immediately.
Khun Us attorneys had entered a
plea of not guilty on tho ground of hunfUig
that the slayer was Insane. The
Jury, however, voted unanimously
that he was Kane although Illiterate.
V: 1) I X 1 1 C 1 1 ( 1 H , Nov. 20 i
Lord Inveiiyile, one of England's
j richest peers, today was granted a j
divorce from Lady lnverslyde.
1 n.-.l l,.t-nl...K-.l.. u. i. ..!, tlw. .In- .
new -j. "v: i
, cree on me ground or an alleged
Infidelity In a 1'aris hotel last
June. The main evidence In the
suit, wlikli was not defendca, was
taken on commission. . After oral
testimony today from Lord Inver- I
elyde, his London butler nnd Lady
Inverclyde's former maid, the
court granted the decree. '
K.MOKV. Texas. Nov. 20. fA1 A
widow's allegation that her sluin
. butihaud und unotfter man were
led into a faked bank robbery.
"framed" by bix men. three of
: whom were west Texas sheriffs,
and then tth down for the $5000
rewards their alleged slayers ix
: pected tu collect from the Stale
I tankers' assijeiution, was on file
j here today.
' Mrs. Mary Hansen made the as
sertion, in u $100. 000 damage suit
entered ycstertlay against the usso
hitlon, Sheriff Heeder Webb of
Lctor county, Sheriff A. C. Prancis
of Midland (unty. Sheriff Hud
a I liarefield of Upton county und
U. W. II. Hogiui. Two other men
; were named in tho papers, but not
mode parties tu the suit.
I William Carl Hansen nnd un un
' identified man were killed before
!tho doors of tho Citizens' National
bank at Odessa, TVx., November
::'. Ill 27. Mrs. Elansen's suit
j charges that to colledt the standing
i reward posted by tbe association
for dead -bandits, th three sher
I iffs, Hogan. "Red" Wood nnd J.
11. Dumas executed the alleged
I conspiracy.
1 Wood' and Dumas are under
; Cpton county indictments charging
1 murder and conspiracy to murder
(In the killing of( two supposed
bank robbers at Jtanldn, Tex.,
some time ago. They ture slated
! for trial In Travis county (Austin) ;
soon. ' They were indicted largejy j
through the efforts of Hanger j
Captain Prank llamcr, who some '
months ago, charged In u signed j
statement that "a murder ring" ;
hud been spawned of men desirous ;
j of getting SiioOO rewards for each j
man they could- lend Into "cooked i
( up" bunk robberies.
The Bankers' association posted '
the reward last year.
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CL'KTISS KIKLD, N. Y., Nov. 20.
(fl3) Captain Joseph Medill Putter-1
son, publisher, hus tho largest am- !
phlblan plane ever built. It lu a
nine-passenger Sikorsgy with a
luxurious cabin and is capable of
a speed of Ho miles an hcur. Cap-,
tain Patterson und his daughter, i
Mff. Alice Patterson Simpson, are1
learlng to be pilots. The captain
already has made solo flights.
Women Needed. I
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.(Pj
Lad y Heath believes w unm n ca n
do annhlng in aviation that men'
can do. The llritish aviatrix says
aviation Is u national necessity, but i
no movement can be truly national,
unless women participate.
Notice Pythians
Onco a I'ytliiuu, always a
l'ytliian. There aro many
truo I'ylliiuns in Sletll'orU anil
viciniiy wno are not army
iatetl with Talisman l.odv'
We are requestiHB them i.j
communicate with C. K. JA
CJUA, Mil West Jaekson.
1'hone HfiS-X, or with J. W.
Wakefield, phone 17,
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The Strange Case
of Captain Ramper
Lord rnverclyde inherited mor
than 2.(1110,1100 pounds '($10,000,
(100 1 when he succeeded his father;
in 1!H1I. His marriage to' Olive
Sylvia Sainsbury was one of tho
lending social events of 1920. One
incident of the wedding was the
failure of Lord Inverclyde to op- '
pear until 1 ii minuted after the I
lime set for the ceremony.
Jjidy Inverclyde Is file daughter i
of Arthur Sainsbury, a provision
merchant known nil over Kngiand, i
She is a keen sportswomnn, fond ;
tiMinlH and Nwlmminir. I
Lord, fhverc)yde is the grandson 1
of one of the founders of tho I
Cunard line. I le has boon ossls- 1
Mini t Hi"
e rotary for Scotland, 'star.
"The Slrhngo Case of Captain
Hamper' is at the Kialto theater.
It is timely in lis story, which
concerns an aviator-explorer who
set out for the North i'ole only
to have his plane crash amid
the wastes of Arctic lee. His me
chanic dead, he lived alone, with,
only the polar bears to remind
him there were other living things
in the world.
Its themo of the mun who loses
his mind and becomes little more
than a beast through years of
loneliness, the recovery of his
mind and his return to the loneli
ness, grip the Imagination.
Paul ' "Wegener, who plays tho
rojo of tho lost aviator. Wegener
Is esteemed In Europe, as . Cler-
nuiny's greatest stage and screen
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