South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12

Crippled shell-shoced blinded or Eassed these are
|hly few OF the Affections which certain per oeh'
ex-serv.Se forced accept as lftme hanoi-
BPS with little hope that operations by skiieo
rgeons will prove successful IN restoring 20 them the
OF limbs. reason. sight lungs There IL another
Pse. however. possibly more widespread among re-
ed soldiers than the above mentioned, especially
who have been overseas, but which IN most cases
80 cured n the patient has not delayed TOO long IN
4g ned.ca' attention and that IS tuberculosis
6 ar-ast the disease IN Ste embryonic stage that
-nited States government has arranged 20 send de-
ing ex-soIdiers who have after physical examina-
Is been reported tubercular. TO camps or sanator-
where they receive proper rest ana treatment
~ perating with the government IN this respect
aithvfn the county tuberculosis camp. in May. 1870
#cepted so ex-Hervfce men. including "khakies and
ynce that time however. there have been between 40
I'D so ex-servce registered there constantly AS
Apn Is discharged another is sent TO MI the
3cancy.
ZACH ALIEN PATIENTS
! GIdSH LANGUAGE.
= he federal board at Heathwin IS branch Of the
Hcinnau establishment with headquarters at Wash
ton 1t is its duty TO instruct ex-arTny and navy men
dng they wish instruction, after they have been dis
ged from the hospital. One-fourth OF the men
stered aliens just learning the English language
ae Of them do not know the meaning OF sky or buds,
rees. advanced have Joined the classes
telling. reading. arithmetic penmanship, while
- taking the commercial courses. few have
81 far algebra, some are even taking geom-
These two latter classes also take advanced Eng
II IS hoped and expected that project work will be
ertaken soon. including basketry, bookbindns ana
~ making providing they get the sanction and ap-
ral course and the elementary and high school
~ devolves upon two teachers. Miss Florence l.
Eeers who OF the work, and her assistant
us G Mohr The school hours" from 10 IL in
be morning. $3.50 o'clock in the after
BUILDINGS IMMACULATE;
kADIATE CHEERINESS
Immaculate in their cleanliness. the interiors OF the
ngs radate cheeriness with their hght-colored
painted in soft hues and the light streaming in
h the numerous windows There Is, too atmos-
re or orderliness deftness and precision, three i'm
zant attributes of any hospital sanatorium Order
sms 10 be the first law of the camp. as well as OF
#.aven
The camp buildings divided into eight wards, two
which are occupied by women, four by men, and two
county pa tents. The more advanced cases are kept
Eeparate from those we'll the way TO recovery and
hose who are their beds have their meals
brought 70 food which is not unlike
overgrown teawagon The conveyer is arranged In
"a similarly to a freIess cooker and keeps the food
BARN unit II reaches the patient
Those who able 10 appear and these constitute
lac majority served in the dining hall Here
lher modern facilitates in its service 1t
Il a cream milk cooler The cream is placed in
Mellon and the milk in another with a middle section
&ntaIninC ice This only keeps the ice-cooled IL
bids sweet for longer period but quickly coos the
: bnee for those who claim II IS too hot"
The kitchen opposite clean and orderly the
balls Just passed through. There the chef and his