oc-plain-dealer 1923-07-20

GENERAL'S WOODEN LEG STARTS ROW (By International News Service) SPRINGFIELD, Ill., July 20—Sanita Anna's wooden leg, resting for years in the state museum here, has jumped into the limelight again. Reports have reached Springfield that covetous eyes are being cast in the direction of this war trophy down Texas way. The Lone Star is reported to have made out another case to show why the Mexican general's wooden leg should repose in th museum at Austin, Texas. "Texas is about 50 years too slow," Adjutant-General Carlos E. Black, of Illinois, official guardian of all state war trophies, declared, bristling up at the report. The cork leg has an interesting history. It was captured by three Illinois soldiers soldiers in the Mexican war. Sergeants Samuel Rhoades, John M. Gill and Private Abraham Waldron, all of the Fourth Regular Illinois Volunteers, nabbed it on April 18, 1847, on the field of Cerro Gordo when Santa Anna fled so precipitately that he had no time to tie on his wooden leg. The leg was taken to Washington, where it was stored until some time in the seventies, when the State of Illinois scored it. LONELY LADIES PLAN MUCH EASIER LOT PARIS, July 20.—A home for lonely ladies is soon to spring up in Paris, where men are few and far between. A co-operative project has been launched, with shares sold at 190 francs each. With the capital raised a block of flats will be acquired. It will include about 400 dwellings, each comprising a bed, sitting room, kitchen and cabinet de toilette, all for the price of about $25 a year. In the same building there will be a restaurant, a social room, baths and wash-houses—in fact, everything that a single person can do. PRIEST WOULD PUT QUESTION FOR BOYS SPRINGFIELD, July 20.—With the small number of marriages that have taken place in his parish this month, and with very few in prospect, the Rev. John A. O'Connell, pastor of Immaculate Conception Church, in the West Side scored the timidity of the youths in his charge and urged them to seek the girl they had planned to make their wife. Father O'Connell volunteered to propose for any youth in the parish who lacked the courage to do so himself. AIR PILOTS RARE VICTIM OF FEAR LONDON, July 20.—Fear is practically never responsible for airplane accidents, according to Major Grame Anderson, consulting surgeon to the British Air Force. The chief cause of accidents to young pilots has been rather nerve exhaustion than fear, he contends. Anderson says that he has found from experience and from confessions of young pilots that fear never exerts itself in the first few flights the pupils being too occupied in the watching of the various details and tricks of flying. He advises people who go flying in commercial machines to take the back seats, which have been proved to be the safest positions, and suggests that a method should be devised whereby in the event of fire the pilot would be able to release the cabin, the passengers dropping to the earth by a parachute arrangement attached to the cabin. WOULD BAN HEROES FROM HISTORIES COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 20—"History now is nothing more than an injection of a rising consciousness in the minds of our boys and girls for future years," said Dr. David V. Bush, addressing a local audience. PARIS, July 20.—A home for lonely ladies is soon to spring up in Paris, where men are few and far between. A co-operative project has been launched, with shares sold at 100 francs each. With the capital raised a block of flats will be acquired. It will include about 400 dwellings, each comprising a bed, sitting room, kitchen and cabinet de toilette, all for the price of about $35 a year. In the same building there will be a restaurant, a social room, baths and wash-houses—in fact, everything that a single soul would want. BRIDE ELECT IS MATCH FOR HIM AKRON, July 20.—"Are you the man who signs the death warrants?" a man asked County Clerk Thomas Clark at the courthouse. His sweetheart was standing beside him and heard what he said. Clark understood what was wanted when the "death warrant" was asked for, and directed the man and the girl to the marriage license bureau. As they were leaving the office the girl asked loudly enough for her "intended" to hear: "Do you issue permits to carry revolvers?" And now Clark is wondering what the harvest will be. White phosphorous is dangerous to workers in match factories that use it because it eats the bony structure of the human body. Plain Dealer Ads Bring Results. WOULD BAN HEROES FROM HISTORIES COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 20.—"History now is nothing more than an injection of a rising consciousness in the minds of our boys and girls for future years," said Dr. David V. Bush, addressing a local audience. "Just as long as they continue to teach history as they have been so doing in the public schools there will be war." Dr. Bush declared that such men as Burbank, Edison and others who have really done something for humanity should be considered as the heroes of history, instead of putting warriors and war heroes on pedestals. COMES TO AMERICA SANS OPPOSITION LONDON, July 20.—Lloyd George will visit the United States this fall without any formal opposition. J. Ramsey MacDonald, leader of the opposition Labor Party in the House of Commons, has practically decided to cancel his proposed visit to the United States. There is now scheduled an autumnal meeting of the House of Commons and MacDonald does not feel that he can be absent from his place on the opposition benches. UNITED Theatre Anaheim TO-NIGHT Gareth Hughes IN— 'Little Eva Ascends' A Saturday Evening Post Story by Thomas Beer HAROLD LLOYD IN "JUST NEIGHBORS" CO-OPERATION There is a m economic relation classes of consu particular, of m not get for them them to maintain standard of liv class of produce to maintain even standard without which in the end At the same consumers are in situation. They needs from their are partly beyond be remedied only readjustment mankind. Some tion, which can the people come city. Some of th the rapid and tr taxation. Some legal coercion o others, or individ class. The gist of th at Idaho Falls is may be best sol and friendly co-classes. The pre nature and co-op solvents of all ec president specific tailed suggestions nizing that varied treatments co-operation which means co-selling but buying co-operation Green the outstanding sal co-operations eratives being p trading corporation. It is worth thi fundamental thou which is as importy lacking-amon nations. ORPHANS ON HI (By International CAVALLA, GREAT) A Saturday Evening Post Story by Thomas Beer HAROLD LLOYD —IN "JUST NEIGHBORS" A Scream from Start to Finish LATEST PATHE NEWS AJAX TIRES THEY have set new high standards in mileage, good-looks and non-skid security. You will find them thoroughly dependable. AJAX CORD, ROAD KING, PARAGON James, The Vulcanizer 223 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. JAUNTY MODEL IS TAILORED FALL SUIT SIDNEY TO HAVE REAL BULL FIGHT SIDNEY, Montana, July 20.—The achievements of Shelby promoters and publicity experts doubtless rank high in the category of exploitation, but— Sidney has imported a matador whose literal accomplishments render insignificant the verbal efforts of Shelbyites. Senor Sabina Banuelos, of Juarez, Mexico, skilled in prodding the raging boyine and to whom "blood and sand" are as mere breakfast food, is here. He will be an added attraction in the celebration and roundup here today and tomorrow. Senor Banuelos has 47 successful bull fights in Mexico to his credit. Recent efforts of the local promoters were devoted to providing sufficiently "hard-bolled" bulls to test matador's prowess. Several of his assistants are here with him. SUGGEST NOVEL WAY TO PAY OFF DEBT LONDON, July 20.—Paying off Britain's debt to the United States by means of bacon and eggs was the novel suggestion raised in the House of Commons by Captain Elliott, M.P. The Mother of Parliaments was discussing agriculture subsidies, and Captain Elliott expressed the opinion that while Briton was consuming $765,000,000 worth of imported bacon and eggs a year she would never pay off the debt. He suggested that if the English produced only every third plate of bacon and eggs eaten they would soon be in a position to pay off the debt without hurt. It is said to relate that his suggestion was received with ribald laughter. L. A. GOOD FOR EYES, SAYS EXPERT LOS ANGELES, July 20.—Just as the atmospheric conditions in South- DIVINE FEARS MOST NUPTIAL VOWS EMPTY COLUMBUS, Ohio., July 20.—Fear that thousands of couples perjure themselves when they take the marriage vows was voiced by Rev. W. H. Gysan, local clergyman, sermoning on June Brides and Bride-grooms. Every girl should have training in cookology, bakology, washology, ironology, sewology, darnology, and sweepology said Rev. Dr. Gysan. Judge your prospective mate by things that are going wrong instead of when they are going right. Don't look for a perfect mate. There is none on earth." DEATH TO CONSPIRATORS CAIRO, Eygpt, July 20.—Five persons were sentenced today to death for conspiring against the government. Others were sentenced to imprisonment. The screen divides the Europeans from the natives in Java, where the audience views the pictures from both sides. INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STORY THE PROBLEM OF GOD'S RELIEF By R. F. ROSE 3rd Floor I. O. O. F. Bldg. SUNDAY, JULY 21 Physicians Great Discoveries by Druggists to Enlightenment Ask Any Good Druggist for a Package of MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES. They Must End Your Trouble or No wardrobe is complete without a smart tailored suit. The mo. shown is made of blue twill. The skirt is plain and medium length. The hip length jacket is trimmed with black braid and fastened with four buttons. CO-OPERATION AS ECONOMIC SOLVENT There is a maladjustment of the economic relations among certain classes of consumers. Producers, in particular, of many food products do not get for them prices which enable them to maintain their accustomed standard of living. The high cost class of producers may not be able to maintain even a greatly reduced standard without incurring debt, which in the end will break them. At the same time some classes of consumers are in precisely the same situation. They cannot supply their needs from their incomes. The causes are partly beyond our control and can be remedied only by the very gradual readjustment of the relations of mankind. Some causes lie in legislation, which can be changed only as the people come to realize its necessity. Some of the trouble comes from the rapid and tremendous burdens of taxation. Some causes lie in extra legal coercion of some classes by others, or individuals within the same class. The gist of the president's address at Idaho Falls is that our difficulties may be best solved by good nature and friendly co-operation among all classes. The president is right. Good nature and co-operation are the best solvents of all economic troubles. The president specifically avoids any detailed suggestions, obviously recognizing that varied situation will need varied treatments. But he does mention co-operation among consumers, which means co-operation not for selling but buying. Of that form of co-operation Great Britain furnishes the outstanding example, its wholesal co-operations serving local co-operatives being probably the largest trading corporations in the world. It is worth thinking over, but the fundamental thought is good nature, which is as important—and as greatly lacking—among classes as among nations. ORPHANS TILL SOIL ON HISTORIC SITE (By International News Service) CAVALLA, Greece, July 20. L. A. GOOD FOR EYES, SAYS EXPERT LOS ANGELES, July 20.—Just as the atmospheric conditions in Southern California are especially adapted to enable the motion picture camera to record more perfect feet of pictures than anywhere else in the world, so do these same atmospheric conditions favorably effect the eye sight of the residents of the Southland, according to Dr. Frederick A. Woll, one of the foremost authorities on eyewight in the country. During his stay here Dr. Moll will examine many pairs of eyes and has already started these examinations among public school children. 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