The force of the jerk dislocated the vertebra just below the neck and chipped off a piece from the side of one of them.

The slightest movement, physicians say, will bring pressure on the spinal nerve and cause paralysis and death. Her neck has been placed in a plaster cast and must remain there indefinitely. No signs of paralysis have appeared yet, indicating that the spinal cord is functioning. As long as she remains motionless and gives the vertebra a chance to mend, she will be safe and eventually she may recover.

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Academy of Science in Philadelphia Will Furnish Housing.
Philadelphia's world-famous housing facilities will be extended by the addition of the largest bird's nest in the world. It is seven and a half feet in diameter, weighs 500 pounds and was once the habitat of a great American bald eagle in an 80-foot tree near Broad Creek, Md.

Announcement was made the other day by Dr. Witmer Stone, executive curator of the Academy of Natural Science, that the nest will be installed in the museum, along with a complete set of motion pictures, showing how it was brought from its perilous perch in the tree.

The nest will be the central feature of a group of exhibits depicting the life history of the American national bird, which is to be placed in the main entrance of the museum at Logan Circle. Arthur H. Fisher of Washington located and brought down the nest.

Rats Eat Up Evidence.
An official rat catcher has been appointed for the Montreal courthouse. 