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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
RANSOM DEMANDED FOR
BABY BLAkELY COUGHLIN
Several Letters Received by Dis
trnctcd Parents of Kidnapped
Child,

NORRIsTowN. PA. June 5.-seven
letters. demanding ranging
from $4,000 to $4,000 have been re-
ceived by the parents or Blakely
Coughlin. tho baby victim Of; the
mysterious Norristown kidnapping.
At least one OF those, in the opinion
of the authorities, came from per-
sons who have the baby in their
possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. coughlin.
the parents. have announced that they
were willing to pay ann ransom
within reason and guarantee, tho alb
ductors Immunity IL little Blakely is
returned to them safe and sound. Tho
family has taken private detectives
off the case, n has also requested
tho police to cease running down
clues whilo an effort is heing made
to negotiate for the return of. tho
child.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

Seven Thousand persons each year ara
laid awny-the burial certificate being
marked Rupture Why? because the
unfortunate ones had neglected them
selves or had been merely taking caro- OF
thr sign (swelling) OF tho a~fiiotion and
paying no attention to tho cause. What
ara you doing. Arc you negiecting
yourself by wearing a truss, appliance, or
whatever name you choose 10 call itY AZ
best. tho truss Is only a makeshfft-a
false prop against a cola psing wait-aHd
cannot be expected to act as more than
n nero mechuici support. Tho binding
pressure retards blood circulation, thus
robbins the weakened muscles OF that
which they need Observation-Disclosures.
But science has found a way, and evory
truss sufferer In tho land is Invited 10
mako q FREE test right In the privacy
OF their own home. Tho PLAPAo method
Is unqucstionably the most scientific, tosi-
cal and successful self treatment for RUG.
turn tho world has ever known.
Tho LAPAO PAD when adSsrtng
closely TO tho body cannot possibly Clip
or SHIFT out OF place, therefore. .cannot
chafe or pinch. Soft az velvet--Aasy ia
apply-inexpens!ve. To be psed wallet
you work and whilst you sleep. No straps.
buckles or springs attached.
Learn how 10 close tho hernisl opening
as nature intended 50 the rupture CAN'T
come down Send your nAms Eoday t.
pLAPAQaco. Block SIS. 0t.N I.tu.s, No.
for FREE trial plApao n the infornaAs
Stion neccssary.-Adw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
DUCKPlN ROLLERS GET
PRIZES FOR THEIR WORK
Pittsburgh Team Carries on Money
and HonOrE In Second An
nunl tournament


nunI Tournament.
NEW YORK. June Checks were
mailed today to the winners of prizes
in the second annual interstate duck
pin championships. which came to a
close at Thum's White Elephant
Bowling Academy, Broadway and
Thirty-hrst street. New York City,
last night.
OF tho ffty-four fve-men teams
that competed for honors. the CLUB
team from Pittsburgh, Pa. carried
OF the title and $3.50 in cash. with
a score OF 1907.
IL tho doubles, c. Gangi and c..
Randall. of the Rcd Dragon Club,
Cambridge. Mass. won from 1I en-
tries with q tally Of 762. while +.
Mathic, "A member of the Brunswick
Colts, of Washington. Pa. returned
with the Individual title. out OF an
entry OF 2T6 bowlers. scoring 45l
by $. Adelman. OF the White Ele-
plant team. New York. who accu-
mulated l,l55 pins for six games.
\ ten-pir tourney will be. added
to the 1921 duckpin event. TO which
the bowlers of the country will be
invited TO compete. An effort will
also be made by the management TO
STANDARDIZED the size and weight Of
duckpins and duckpin balls. Bowlcrs
OF the different cities OF the coun-
try arc using various sizes of bowl
ing balls and pins. and IL n stand
ard car DO adopted a great step will
have been taken 20 advance and pop
u.arizc the duckpin sport.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
MARATHON RUN HELD
k~olchmninen Wins Event After
PiouGhinE Through Mud-Ninncr
Cannot Represent America.

IbE NfSVV.dI'l IEtSN-1
NEW YORK. June j.-Seventy Of
the best long distance runners from
principal cities east OF Chicago. were
contestants today in the fun distance
marathon race OF 26.56 miles. held
under auspices OF the New York Ath-
lctic. Club. at Travis STAND.
PlouShing through mud. Koleh-
mainen did tho distance in . hours.
Al minutes, 80 % seconds. Joseph
Organ, OF the Pittsburgh Athletic
ASSOCIATION. was second. and John
Tuomikoski. OF the Quincy (Mass.)
Athletic Club. was third.
The ace was one OF the tryouts for
tho American Olympic team. but
Kolohmainen, horn in ireland, is in
eligible to represent the United
States. Organ, who WAS n half-mile
behind Kolehmainen. covered the dis
tancc in 2:5l:0G is. and probably
Will he considered by the American
olympic committee i'll the selection
Of runnerS for tho long racn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
LABOR FEDERATION WILL
DISCUSS IRISH FREEDOM
Montreal Convention Is Expected TO
Go on Rccord Unanimously Fa-
y0rInE Self-Government.

"o WI UCNuEo
yorinE Self-Government.
MONTREAL, June 5.-Resolutions
approving demand for Irish freedom
will be introduced at tho convention
Of tho American Federation Of Labor.
which opens hero next Monday,
Matthew woll, vice-president Of the
federation. declared today. He added
a resolution demanding that troops
be withdrawn from Ireland also
might be considered.
The convention is expected to go
on record a supporting the demands
OF tho Irish to govern themselves
according to their own ideas. aspira-
tions and national requirements" Mr..
Woll said. "A resolution to that
effect will he brought up In accord
ance with the basic PRINCIPLES OF or
Ganizcd labor and the true spirit
of democracy
"Bosses' circus" and American
f~akerization OF labor" were epithets
applied to the American Federation
OF Labor by speakers addressing a
meeting Of The One Big Union organi-
cation here. Charges were made that
leaders OF the federation werc bought
by tho capitalists and no longer
served the interests of the workers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
13 OF CREW MEMBERS
OF RUSSIAN NOBILITY
ltcpOrtcd Tint Mysterious Party In
New York VIII soon Go to
Warrington.
my ,ciated Prcss-l
NnDI I,,

II AS Sid'-l IEcsS
NEW YORK, Juno 5.-Thirtecn
Russians signed on as officers and
crew OF the American steamship
John Lind, which arrived hero today
from Copenhagen. arc reported to be
either escaped members OF tho Off
cial family of tho former Emperor
Of Russia, Nicholas Romanoff. or for
mer high officials OF the Russian
navy. The appearance OF tho men
indicated that they were above the
positions they were filling. one be-
ing first officer Of the ship, n a
boatswain. and the remainder were
members of tho fro room and deck
crews.
n of tho party was declared by
sailors OF the John Lind's crew to
be a member OF tho Romanon family,
which he did not deny when qucs-
toned by them. Their ages ranged
from IS to 81 years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06

Tennis Players Stage
Final. Matches Today

The finals in the vomen's
singles of the Old Dominion ten
mis- tournament will he concluded
this morning Mt 10 o'clock, when
Miss anderson, OF Hlchmond,
meets Nlss BcnEer, the match NV
Ing been called OF on OF
tho heavy rpina yesterday.
Finals In the mems dOubles also
will be staged today when White
hcnd and EEElestOn meet the
winner In the rcminnnls between
Buford md Fleming, OF Country
Diub OF Virginia., md Manning
and Cary, of the ~Greenvtlic, s. G.,
Country Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
panrlIle ua. New n1anag.1.

D~ANVILLE. VA. June 5--7Joseph
Williams, second basoman n tho
become of tho Tobaccon-
lists. succeeding Russell Moore.
Williams signed under the name
til ne was recognized by Manager
Manush, OF Durham. Under existing
rules no player who has participated
in moro than 1fteen games in a
higher class league is eligible In the
Piedmont League. -~
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~
e
T0ta!s .........Gs O 3 y 90
'Batted for Facth in eighth.
Score by innings:

81. Louis .......... OO3Olo-6
Cleveland ........ q o o o %
summary: Two-baSc hits-Gcdcon,
O'Nc!ll. Three = base hit-Tobiu n.
stolen basc-Willians. Sacrifices
Austin, Sislcr. Double p!ays-Chap-
man, Wambsganss and Johnson 90;
Wa-inbsganss ana Johnston: Gcdcon,
Gerber and Sister. Gerber (unas-
sisted. Left on bases-St. Louis, s.:
Cleveland, I. BASE on balls-by
Shpckcr. 3; ~ Facth. 3; by Uhie, /.
Hits-or Nichaus. : In ! l-3 Innings:
off Fae,h. 8 In 6 "a innings; OF
Chle. o in ! ian3lg. Hit by pitcher
ny Fac;h. ! tWSiams). Struck out
by Shockcr. /. by Faeth. .. Wild
pitches -Niehaus. !: Faeth. /. Losing
pi;cher-Niehaus ENTHUSIASTICALLY
and Connolly. Timc-l:i5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
Hal Flood Renominated.

STANTON. VA. Juno 5.--Repre-
sentative Henry D. Flood was do
clarcd tho Democratic nominee for.
reelection to Congress by the Tenth
Congressional District committee, in
session here today. The committee
also declared there would be no pri-
mary contest in the district, as Sr.
Flood was the only candidate to flo
notice OF his candidacy within the
allotted time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
Leonard to Bo1 sheppard..

PORTLAND. ORE. June 5.-John
Shcppards. lightweight champion
boxer, of England, will be the oppon-
cnt of Benny Leonard. world cham
pion. here June 81, 1t was announced
today. The bout Will he a ten-round,
no-dec!sion affair.
The boxing commission has signed
Mike O'Dowd. former mlddleweight
champion. n Battling Oretega. OF
Oklahoma and California, for a ten
round. no-decislon bout, June "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
BROWNS DOWN INDIANS
CLEVELAND BATTERS FAIL
TO HIT URBAN SHOCKER
iris Speakers Team Drops Third
Consecutive Contest for First
Time This Year.
lBs Associated rress.l

CLEVELAND, OHIO. June ST.
Louis today defeated Cleveland. 6 to
O.. IL being tine first time his ycar
Cleveland had been defeated three
successive days.
Shocker was "A puzzle all tho way.
holding the Indians to three hits
TODin hit safely the nrst three times
up. making seven successive hits in
two days.
Tho score.
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No Court-MnrtinI for FIyen.

kOCkAWAY POINT. y. T.. June
The reported court,martIal Of
Lieutenant w. II. CURLING and En-
sign Frank Lamb. Who were alleged
to have been implicated in trans
porting liquor in an airplane from
Rimini. an island in the Bermudas,
TO Key west, is not to take place,
officials here OF the naval air station
said today. Ii was said by the of
iccrs Il the whole matter was n
mistake. and the charge has been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
10 that
seIeetl Olympic Tryout.

NEW LONDON, CONN. Juno s.
Word was received at the U. s.. sub
marine base here today h n the To-
cal base has been selected by the
Navy Department for tho Olympic
tryout. preliminaries for the first and
third naval districts of Boston and
New York. respectively, and the late
a been fxcd as June "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
CARDS WIN BY FIGHTING
CHICAGO SECURES LEAD,
BUT LOSES TO ST. LOUIS
Mound City Tenn Drives Two Pitch
crs From BOK In Fifth.
Inning,
Try Associated Press.l

tRy Associated Presal
ST. LOUIS. June 5.-St. Louis do
;eated Chicago IL to 6 today, over
coming a six room lead.
Martin and Bailey were driven from
the box in tn. fifth.
Chicago bat;ed out Haines In the
hrst inning, II first four men to
lace him singled. Shcrdel. who sue
ceeded him was reached for a triple
and n horpe run in tho same inning,
bu, held the visitors safe for tho re-
mainder of the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
Cardinals buy Hurler.

ST. LOUIS. MO, June 5.-The ST.
Louis Nationals today announced
The purchase of Pitcher Lou North
from the Milwaukee club of the
American PJssociation. North for
merly was with tho ct. Louis Ma
tionals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06
WHITE s0x BEAT DETROIT

CHICAGO. June 5.-Chicago hit
Ehrnkc In the early innings today
and defeated Detroit. 4 TO /. VII
liza ns allowed two hits until the
ninth. when "A single by Bush and Il
double by Cobb scored n run.
Score:
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Spnrtnnburg buys Player.

SFARTANBuRG. S. c.. Juno s.
George Braun. shortstop. with the
bridgeport team, Eastern League,
last season. has been purchased by
~Spartanburg. South Atlantic team,
will report Monday
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Totals
Rocky Mount
Score by innings

summary: Earned runs-Rocky
]: Suffolk l.. Left on bases
Rocky Mount 3: Suffolk .. Sacrifice
Two-base hits-Black.
Walker. Poole. First base on balls
none OFF either pitcher. Struck out
by F~ullenwider 4; by Eckhardt
none. Double Observation-Disclosures,
Dennis to Chariot. Pissed balls
l. Time our Umpires
and Hobbs. 7.
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Southern Assnnfn4ia.

.. Southern Assocfntion.
gamc.) ~
birmingham. s: Atlanta, o (hrst
Nashville. 6; Chattanooga, Q thrst
New Orleans. o.; Mobile. 3.
Nashville. Z; CHATTANOOGA (second
game, Z innings by ~agreement).
game. z innings by agreement)
Little Rock, 3; Memphis. q Second
game).
American Association.
Columbus. 3; Kansas City. S.
Louisville. 5; Milwaukee,. 6 III
innings). "
Toledo. g.; Minneapolis. 7.
indianapolis. 4: st. Paul, 6.
Louisville. 2; Milwaukee. 3 (second
south Atlantic LenSue.
Greenville, Az; Charlotte, SO.
Spartanburg, o; Columbia, 6.
Augusta..31rCharleston,s0 20.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS. YESTERDAY.
st, Louis. IL, Chicago. q.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York mt Brooklyn.
Chicago ut -. Louis.
Pittsburgh Mt Cincinnntt
Only three scheduled
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Totals ....:......a7 6 10 "a

Chicago ........... o o 10000 o. s
st. Louis .........l 10000 XII
Summary: Two-base hits-Stock,
Heathcote. Threc-basc hits-Deal,
Heathcote. Homo runs-O'Farrell.
Sacrifice hit M c r k lie. Fourier
Schultz. Laven. Double plays
Sherdel. Laven and Fournicr. Left ca
bases-Chicago. S; st. Louis. s..
Bases on balls-Bailey. /; Carter, i:
Sherdel. 2. Hits-of Martin. 10 in 4
(none out in NTH; OF Bailey. in
Ia: Hendrix, 2 in l 2-3: Carter. o in
!; Cav, o in /; Haines, ( in 0 inning;
(none out in frst) Sherdel. . in 0.
Hit by pitchcr-by Sherdel. l tBar-
bcr). Struck out-Martin, /; Sherdcl.
3. Wild pitch-Niartin. Winning
pitchcr-Sherdci. Losing pitcher,
Martin. Umpirc-McCormick and
Hart. Time-2:00.
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N'itdto .'...;. w u ~ IN
summary. Two-hasc h!ts-Lcihold.
jackson and Cobb. Sacrifice hits
Williams; CO; Schalk. ]. Collins. CD.
Double pla ys-Felsch to Schalk; VIII
liams 10 Risberg to j. Collins. Left
on halls-on Williams j. Ehmkc &.
Hit by pitchcr-hy Ehmkc (~Jackson).
struck out-byNiliams l2); Ehmke
o.. Passed balls-Stanage. Inn
pircs-Nailin and Dineen. Time
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
v Mount, .; Suffolk. ! 90 innings
~" ''''f sTA !S'inI OF CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
~. Louis. q: Cleveland. o tSccond game.
FIRST game postponed. rain.)
Chicago. (: Detroit. J..
All others rnin,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06

WHERE TiIEf PLAY TODAY.
Detroit ut Chicago.
ST. Louis mt Cleveland.
Boston Mt Washington.
philadclphin ut New York
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Leneuc

International Lenguc.
Reading, z; Syracuse, 3.
Buffalo. 3; Toronto, 4.
Rochester. 3: Akron, Z.
Jersey City-Baltimore, POSTPONED:
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totals ..-.... - ! y 2I >
'Battcd for Ehmkc in ninth.

Score by innings: r.
Detroit q nn O q ii
Chicago .......... O2l0hOl0X 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-22
STAcYE ZDRoWIA I ME
MoWLETA.

Washington, D. c. Stacya
Zdrowia Amerykanskiego Ger
wonego Krzyza jest biurem in
formacyjncm w zakresie zdrowis,
agencya do rozpowszechniania
literatury, traktujacej o zdrowiu
i miejscem wystaw ~zdrowotnych.
Co wazniejsze iednak, Jest ona
ludzka stacya doSwiadczalna, W
kt6rej warunki fizyczne zdrowia
i rozwoiu poszczegolnych jedno1
stick ludzkich poddawane sa b1-
daniu odpowiedniemu.
Stacya Zdrowia zapyta Gle;
,,Czy jesteS zdrow? Czy wiesz.
jak zachowac zdrowie? Czy sto-
sujesz sic do wiedzy zdrowia W
regulowaniu swego zycia i zycia
tych. ktorzy sa zalezri Cd twego
zdrowia i szczeScia?" Ale ma py-
taniach tych ME kohczy sic rola
Stacy Zdrowia. Odpowiada ona
na tie pytania stosowaniem Srod,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-22

s~ekuracyi. w ubiegiym zwiasz-
GA roku niektorzy urzednicy
Biura Wojennej Asekuracyi pod
ieli sic sami przeprowadzenia
najtrudnicjszych spraw. Pewien
wysluzony zolnierz, rozumieja-
cy bardzo siabo jezyk angielski,
przez diva blisko lata robii poda-
mia do rzadu i staral sic przez
rozne agencye o otrzymanie su-
my pieniedzy, kt6rc ME byly do
reczone jake zapomoga do VIA
$ciwych rak z powodu wojny,
iak r6wniez i o odnowienie ase-
kuracyi wojennej. Nalezaio mu
sic ,okolo 800 dolar6w. Gdy W koi
Gu wezwany przybyi do naszegc
Biura ME m6gi nawet jasno pred
stawic swej sprawy. Oswiadczyi
uawet, IL straci{ iuz nadzieje, a.
by molina bylo cos zrobic. Zebra
ne Cd niego dane i wszelkie szcze
g6v zostaiy przedstawione d
rzednikom Biura Wojennej Ase-
kuracyi. Rozpoczeto natychmiast
specyalne dochodzenia, poruszo-
no natychmiast szeSc roznych
blur i W przeciagu pieeiu dni
sprawe wynaleziono i sprosto-
wano. Me upIynelo nawet diva
i zoinierz 6w otrzymal
Gala nalezna mu sumo.
Pomimo systemu / sprezysto-
sci w Biurze Wojennei Asekura-
cyl, wiele jest jednak takich
spraw, kt6re z powodu nieznajo-
mosci jezyka angielskiego przez
interesowanych zolnierzy ME
NIGGA bye zaiatwione W inny
sposob, jak tylko przez Biuro
Obcojezycznych Informacyi A
merykanskiego Czerwonego
Krzyza. Biuro nasze zawsze jest
gotowe do pomocy i do podjecia
sic zwlaszcza tych zaleglych
spraw, kt6re zdaja sic przedsta-
WAC nieprzezwyiezone trudno-
sci.
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Of Foreign Language
Information Service Polish
Section.
1907 Broadway, New York City.
Praca krajowA Amerykans6ego
C1erwunego KrNfA
POMOC w r ASE-
KURAcYI WoJENNEJ I Bo-
NUSoW WoJENNYcH.

Washington, D. C.. Czssto sic
zdarzaio, re wysiuzeni zolnierze
ME mogi przez diuzszy Gas O.
trzymac pieniedzy, nalezacych
i'm sic Cd rzadu. Me byia to jed
max wilma rzsdu W zadnym wy
padku, ale samych zoinierzy,.a
fprzedewszystkiem okolicznosci.
Jedna z najwiekszych trudnoSci,
jake rad mial do zwalczania,
byia nadzwyozaj wielka liczba
uolnierzy i ich rodzin, kt6rych
n7zwiska i adresy bardzo czesto
7iemozliwem byio utrzymac W
porzadku. Dlatego tez tysiace
skarg zazaleh z powodu nieo-
trzymania zapom6g n. p. mialo
z-6dlo w TEN, re poczta ME mo-
Ella odnalezc osob ~interesowa-
nych. przebywajscych "a grant
ca. Znany to rowniez fakt, re
wielu obconarodowcow podawa-
10 swoje nazwiska "a kazdym
niemal razem inaczej. Mic wiec
dziwnego, re powsta}y liczne ME
iasno$ci ! watpliwosci, a z tego
powodu zwsoka w doreczaniu
pieniedzy nalezscych sic cd rzs-
Gu.
Ale byfy i take wypadki, re
aolnierze byli usprawiedliwieni
W swych zazaleniach. w osta-
tnich dwoch latach Biuro Obco-
jezycznych Informacyi Amery-
kahskiego Czerwonego Krzyza
otrzymaio tysiace zapytan i pre-
prowadziia tysiace spraw zwia-
zanych z asekrracya wojenna,
bonusami, zapomogami i I. P.
Byfy ! sa jeszczc or~ganizacye i
agencye, ktore podobnie jak A
merykahski Czerwony Krzyz
zaimowaiy sic sprawami i ksopo-
tami zoinierzy ktorzy rozumieja
iezyk ~angielski>i wsadaja tym je-
zykem, Biuro Obcojezycznych
Informacyi atoli pomagalo i po-
maya tym zolnierzom, ktorzy
ami ME wiadaja, ami tez ME rozu-
mieja jezyka angielskiego i z te-
go powodu natrafiaja ma leczne
/ wielkie trudnoSci.
z pomoca spieszyio Biuro ma
sze, zaiatwiajac wiele spraw -po-
szczegolnych zolnierzy ME tylko
"a poSrednictwem Centralnego
Biura, ale take odnoszac sic i po
rozumiewajac sic bezpoSrednio z
urzednikami Biura Wojennej A
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k6w j sposobow, ktore So proste,
leck skuteczne.
Ma kazde dziesiec niemowlst,
ktore sic rodza W Stanach Zjedno
czonych, umiera jedno, zanim
..przezyje jeden dzieh. A przeciez
niemowleta, ktore So zdrowe, ME
umieraja ehyba ma skutek jake
goS wypadku. Zrozumiaia jest
.przeto rzecza, re iednem z maj
wazniejszych zadah Stacyi Zdro
via jest dbanie o to, by Memo
wleta byly zdrowe.
Iak jest spelniape to zadanie:
Stacya Zdrowia jake ludzka
instytucya koeha i adoruje pig
kne niemowle z niebieskiemi O.
czami i ziotymi wioskami. Ale
Stacya Zdrowia ME zajmuie sic
wystawa dzieci' Me eozdaje ma
gr6d "a najpiekniejsze dziecko.
Opera sic NATIONALIST ma tym fax
Gle, re kazde niemowle jest mai
piekniejszem / najzdrowszem dla
jego rodzicow. Najwazniejszem
zadaniem Stacy Zdrowia odno-
$nie do niemowlat jest staranie
sic o to, by utrzymat W zdrowiu
zdrowe niemowleta.
Stacya Zdrowia rozdaje odpo-
wiednie pisma i broszurki ma te-
mat, jak nalezy pielegnowae i
obchodzic sic z niemowletami,
urzadza o~dpowiednie wystawy,
udziela objasnien W sprawie pie
legnowania niemowlat przy po-
mocy kurs6w hygieny ! dyetety-
ki (udzielania pokarm6w), a na-
stepnie przy pomoey przykla-
dow i odnosnych organizaeyi
sposeernyeh, jak Kluby Lalek ftp.
Poza udzielaniem tyeh og6l-
nych instrukcyi Stacya Zdrowia
ma potrzebne przyrzady do mic
rzenia n~ienowlat i wyjasnia, ia
ka wage powinno mice dziecko
W danym wieku i PREY danym
wzro$cie. Matki zachecane So,
by przynosify swe niemowleta
do zwa4enia i pomiaru W pew
nych o~dstepach ezasu. Wyniki
tych ~pomiar6w So pilnie zapisy-
wane i dzieki temu i~stnieje MOI
nose stwisrdzenia, W jakim sto-
pniu postepujc rozw6j fizyczny
nicmowlecia i jaki jest stan iego
zdrowia. Jezeli pomiary wyka-
zuja, re niemowle ME rozwija
sic jak nalezy, wowczas wywie-
rane So od%powiednie wpiywy ma
matke, by szukaia pomoey leka-
RIA.
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Washington, D. c. Czterdzic-
sci dziewiet roznych organizacyi
i towarzystw kobiecych W Pol
see potaczyso sic w jedna wielka
organizacye narodowa do piracy
fatunkowej podczas minionego
kryzysu' Pierwszym urzedowym
aktem tel organizacyi narodowej,
liczacej 100000 czionkih, bylo
ofiarowanie swych sit j usiug ola
Komisyi Amerykahskiego Ger
wonego Krzyza W Polsce w lego
piracy ratunkowej,
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KURSA P~IELEGN1AREF. A
~MERYKANSKIEGO GER
WoNEGo KRZYzA w
POLSCE.

Washington, D. c. - Pod kie-
rownictwem doktorew i piele-
Ign;arek Amerykahskiego Ger
wonego Krzyza 800 Polek ksztal
Ct sic cd dnia 8 sierpnia ma po-
mocnice pielegniarek W klinikach
w Krakowie, Poznaniu i War
VIE.
Kurs ten jest %stosunkowo ME
d,ugi i ma ma celu przedewszy-
stkiem nauczenie pomocnic pier
wszych zasad pielegniarstwa,
pomocy i piracy W szpitalach, by
mogsy sic opiewae polskimi ran
nymi zoinierzami i uchodzcami'
z chwila gdy tytko pierwsza
grupa ukohczy sw6j kurs, zasta-
.pi ia nastepna, tax, by mozliwie
w najkr6tszym ezasie zadosG u
czynic wielkiemu zapotrzebowa-
niu pielsgniarek W Polsce.
w ten sposob Amerykahski
Czerwony Krzyz szerzy i ugrun-
towuje y, Polsee zasady hygieny,
rozumianej i praktykowanej w
Ameryce. -
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