"Champion Blood Merchant"
Eats Eighteen Onions A Day
By STEVE HANNAGAN
XEA Servio? Staff Writer
New York, March 26 ? Thomas
Kane. 39. a night watchman, and the
father of three husky children is the
world's greatest blood merchant.
Physicians have tapped his veins
for. 39 pints of rich, healthy blood,
to save the lives of other in 59 trans
fusions during the past ten years.
Only one of the 59 people to whom
j Kane has given his blood has died.
I All the others regained their strength
and health, aided by the corpuscles
! from his sturdy red blood filtration
| plant.
*'i got started in the blood business
: in 1924," he says. "A doctor ad
vertised for a blood donor and
among 20 others I answered the ad
and had a sample of my blood taken.
! "A few h.>urs later a telegram in
formed me that I had been chosen as
CHOWAN COLLEGE MAY 1
ADOPT ANNUITY PLAN
Murfreesboro, March 26 ? In ordeT '
to increase her endowment and in
order to Insure a firmer financial ?
basis, with the support of her friends
and loyal alumnae, Chowan College
hopes to adopt the Annunity Plan. |
The purpose of the plan is to ad
vance the financial power of the col
lege as one of the requirements of
a standard college. The methods of
procedure are as follows: The don-;
or grants to the college a designated
sum of money. The college In ap-1
-preciatlon of the use of the gift, pays
to the donor during his lifetime
semi-annual payments at the rate of
six per cent per annum, a ratfl_gqulv-j
alent to that secured by any safe in
vestment and greatly in excess of
some, and at the same time the prln-|
cipal is put to an extremely profit
able use. At the death of the donor
the gift becomes the unconditional
possession of the college.
The recent Library Drive has
proved to the authorities of the col
lege that the friends and alumnae of
Chowan are as loyal and as eager'
for the advancement of the collegs'
as the supporters of any college
could be. Since many of the lead
ing colleges and universities of the
South have successfully adopted the
Annuity Plan, and since the execu
tion of the plan would mean much
towards the advancement of the col
lege, the administration and the
trustees believe that the friends of
Chowan will heartily endorse and
enthusiastically support this great
move. I
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Mrs. Oscar McMullan. Mrs. P. H.
Williams and daughter, Sarah, mo
tored to Norfolk Tuesday for a day's
shopping.
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Mrs. W. E. White, and little daugh-i
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home In Coleraln, Sunday, after
spending the week end with her
mother, Mrs. C. Z. Forbes, 107 North
Dyer street.
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the one with the best blood. ETer j
since then I have been In constant
demand. Now I give all of my!
available blood to private cases." I
The least blood Kane ever has
had taken from his veins was one-]
half pint; the greatest amount a full
pint. He has been paid variously ,
from $25 to $150 for each quantity
of life's blood he has had taken I
from his veins.
Twenty minutes is the shortest
time Kane ever has spent on an
operating table during a transfus
ion ? but once It required one hour
and 40 minutes.
"I lose about two pounds each
time they take a pint of my blood.
But I regain my strength in a few
days. Within ten days I have given
blood three times, suffering no ill
effects." Kane says.
Kane stands 5 feet, 7 1-2 Inches
and weighs 175 pounds.
He never is ill. He has been mar
ried 10 years ? and there are throe
little Kanes. James 7; Agnes. 6; and
Lillian. 4. The children never have
been ill.
Kane's arms bear scars o~f the
blood transfusions ? for each time he
gives blood It is necessary to make
an incision on his arm . Once it was
taken from a foot ? because both
arms had been cut only a few days
before.
"I don't mind it a bit," conclud
ed Kane, "and it helps suffering hu
manity as well as helping me to raise
my family and see that the children
get an education.
S. B. Parker and Winfleld Worth
left Monday morning for Stumpy
; Point on business.
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an<f who is old nowadays?
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AT 8HILOH HIGH SCHOOL
Shiloh. March 26 ? A very inter
esting debate was given Friday even
ing in the auditorium of Shiloh
High School, four members of the
eleventh grade participating. The
query discussed was: "Resolved that
the Government should own and
operate the public utilities." The
advantages and the dangers were
brought out in clashing points by
both the affirmative and the nega
tive. The unusual oratorical qual
ities of the speeches and the sound
judgment shown added a decided
note of interest to each of the foucj
F.peeches. Nevertheless, the decis
ion was given in favor of the affir
mative.
Another debate was given by
members of the Junior and Senior
classes of Shiloh High School on
Friday evening. March 14. The pro
position discussed at that time was: i
"Resolved that the ex-soldier should!
receive a bonus." It, also,
posessed._ a keynote of Interest,
which was heightened because of
the tact that the public was inter
eated at that time In this particular]
queslon.
FLOATING THKATKK WILL
OIVK FLAY SATURDAY
The Floating Theater will open
the season here on Saturday night
for one night only. As the mem
bers of the company are all new it
Is the policy of the Floating Theater,
to make several towns before re
turning to Elisabeth City for their
regular engagement of one week.
This gives them time to get all the
plays running smoothly and assures
Elisabeth City a finished perfor
mance.
TO MKET THURSDAY
The meeting of the literary depart; I
ment of the Woman's Club will be
held Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock
in the Southern Hotel parlors. A ve- ,
ry cordial invitation to those inter- 1
estetk. is extended by Mrs. C. P.
Brown, chairman of this de-partraent.
to attend this meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mellck. Rev.
and Mrs. Frank H. Scattergood and
Tyre Sawyer motored to Norfolk for
the day Monday.
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Paw Paw Overthrew Womin'i DU
agreeabls Burden
??I had quite bad trouble with km
in the stomach and bloating," writes
Mr ?. Rebecca Ziegter, of Beraharts,
Berka County, Pa. "No matter what
I ate, it soured in my stomach and
caused heartburn so bad that lifs was
a burden to me.
"But I began taking Paw Psw
Tonic. Now I can sleep nights. I
have more ambition and strength.
My food digests and my liver trouble
is going. I would be very glad to
recommend Munyon's Paw Psw Tonic
to anyone suffering the way I was."
If YOU sre a sufferer from indi
gestion, dyspepsia or any stomach
troubl-; if you are continually upset
from nervousness, buy a bottle of
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and just FEEL yourself improving!
It costs Si a bottle at first-class drug
stores. "There's a Munyon Pill for
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The heat of red peppers takes i&?e
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j* In three minutes it warms the sore spot
[. through and through. Pain and sore
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j "Klve years ago I was refused life
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It helped my trouble at once." It is
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removes the catarrhal mucus from
the Intestinal tract and allays the
inflammation which causes practi
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| One dose will convlnco or money re
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Recipe to Clear
a Pimply Skin
Pimples Are Impurities Seek
log an Outlet Through
Skin Pores.
I'imple*, sore* and boils usually re
sult from toxin*, poisons and impuri
ties which arc generated in the bowels
and then absorbed into the blood throuKh
the very ducts which should abiorb
only nourishment to sustain the body.
It is the function of the kidneys to
filter impurities from the blood and
cast them out in the form of urine, but
in many instances the bowel* create
more toxins and impurities than the
kidneys <fan eliminate ; then the blood
uses the skin pores as the next best
means of getting rid of these impuri
ties, which often break out all over
the *kin in the form of pimples.
The surest way to clear the skin of
these eruption*, says a noted author
ity. Is to get from any pharmacy about
four ounces of Jad Salts and take a
tablespoonful in a glass of water each
morning before breakfast for one week.
This will he!p prevent the formation
of toxins in the bowels. It also stim
ulates the kidneys, thus coaxing them
to filter the blood of impurities and
clearing the skin of pimples.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, and Is made
from the acid of grapes snd lemon
tuice, i combined with lithis. Here you
ave s pleasant, effervescent drink which
usually helps make "pimples disappear.