Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-11
DEMONSTRATIONSOF FIRST AID FEATURE
 ROTARY MEETING
Discussion of the Far East Situation by Dr.
 Trimble.

Demonstrations of methods of "First Aid Treatment" by Dr. E. c. McMullen ana a talk on "The East ern Situation and it's relation to the United States" by Dr. H. B. Trim ble, pastor of Lakeside Methodist church, featured the meeting of the Rotary club yesterday at the Hotel Pines. Both proved interesting, and were heartily applauded.
 Dr. Trimble, who served as cham. lain with the A. E. F. showed care full study of the situation in the East He has concluded that the the countries of Europe will encounter difficulties for some years, and that for long time their statesmen and business men will be busy solving political and economic problems, the latter created by difficulties of transportation and shortage of raw materials, the causes of which pr. Trimble explained.
 Russia was pointed to as furnish ing the big country problem of Flu rope. Dr. Trimble reasoning that the present turmoil would termi- nate either in mobilize socialism or Ia dictatorship. In the even of the last mentioned contingency, Russia may prove of further trouble to the remainder of the world, he said. The l bolsheviki victory over the Poles, he said, doesn't indicate that Russia is military power, but merely that her man-power is far greater than , that of Poland. Russia would be un. able to offer great opposition to g we'll organized nation. This situa. tion might be different should the Germans gain control, he said.
 Il Dr. Trimble is not apprehensive over the possibilities of bolshevisn in the United States, pointing out that for thousand years the Anglo Saxon has been working out hi! problems upon principles of democ racy, safeguarding industrial fiber ty and initiative. He cited the re turn of the railroads to private own ership and private operation as { demonstration of the sentiment a gainst socialistic ideas in Americca and pitted out that the many mel are heard to express apprehensiv of outbreak of radicalism none ha
 been heard to voicce approval, bu
 on the contrary all declare disap
 proval of radicalism. ,l Many years of turmoil in the Fla e East is forseen by Dr. Trimble.
 First Aid Treatment.
 !. With w. B. Bedding, manager o f the traffic bureau, as the subjecct s Dr. E. c. McMullen showed the us 2 of tourniquet and bandages in frs
 aid treatment of cuts; of boards an
 clothing to make splints and band ages for fractures; treatment i case of snake bite-treatment tha does not involve intoxicants, but re quires the fortitude of Stois-
 and of methods to resuscitate per
 sons overcome by swallowing to-
 much water or by gas. In the treat
 ment for asphyxiation, the Holder
 ness pulmotor was used, and D,
 McMullen stated that in recent
 reported case the pulmotor ha
 maintained life for "A hours.
 III Announcemnt was made by Judg
 W. T. Woodbridge of recital b Miss Florence Brewster, First Bar
 tist church on Tuesday evening, Au N gust IT. Miss Brewster recent | |contributed to lncheon program fo the Rotarians, and Judge Wooldridg
 said he was sure those who hea
 the artist then would desire to al | tend the recital, which is free an
 open to the public.