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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-07-04


r. LsFMcC Gladden. and father, n. J..
McCadden, Mr. and Mrs. George
Fowler. Ed True. NJ T. True and
wife, Charles True and wife. Mrs.
Mary Sergeant, all of Fairmont were
In Mankato today to attend the flu
neral of the late Mrs. Sarah True,
whose death occurred early in the
week at. Oklahoma City, Okla, and
who was buried here this afternoon.
Mrs. Mary A., Jones of Garyin, who
was a guest at the home of her,tbro-
ther and sister lin law, Judge. and
Mrs. w. F. Hughes, left last night for
Gooding, Idaho, where she will spend
some time visiting at the home. of
her son. ~ .s.s@ ~, -
Attorney Ivan Bowen will deliver
an, address at patriotic celebration
in Lakefield this evening. -
NJ G. Dalton of Fairmont was a
business caller in the city today.
G. O. Cascodine,. assistant cashier
in the bank at Jeffrey, Mimi, was
calling on friends in the city today.
i Roger Morehart, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. Merchant of this citv, left
last evening for the government ma
val training academy at Annapolis
where he will enter the four year
course of training for a naval officer.
Mr.. Merchant was recommended to
the school by Senator Knute Nelson.
Last winter he was in Washington
taking preparatory course" and
passed the entrance examinations
with high marks. Morehart was a
student at the Mankato high school
when he left to take the preparatory
course at Washington.
J, Mrs. M. l.. Dossett and daughter
Of N7delia. spent the day with Man
Ito friends, .,.,.,t3
Mrs. ]. Hill of St James was in
the city between trains today
Mrs. w. A. Stoddard and daughtee
Phyllis are guests at the home of
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
JOS Enz. West Mankato. = q
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Blue
Earth were visiting friends in the
city yesterday.
s Mechanics Frank Kessler and Ora
Hill sof Robinson. Ill., and Ella
Holmes, Off Hastings, !, Neb., are
guests at The home If DR.. and Mrs.
M. r. Coulter.
John Lynch and son of Omaha,
Nep., were business callers in the
city Yesterday. j Il II 4g.z IN 81 n
s. B. Whiting of New Richland,
was in the, city on business yester-
day. s
George Pass, Jr., spent yesterday at
sleepy Eye George Pass & Son have
bec- rrcapr : ~repare plans for a
,cw Eyanselical association church
to be built at Sleepy. Eye, estimated
cost, $4,000, f. B. Werner Is pastor
of the zcongreg ation. ~. ~. Z
Mr.. and Mrs L. L., Cook of Min
neapolis. were. guests in the city yes
terday.
F.. sA.s.Wagner of Cedar Falls, Ia,
was transacting business in the city
yesterday. ,. "
Emil Olson of Plainview. Mimi,
was in the city yesterday, attending
! to business matters, 81
,, Bert Carr of Albert Lea was a bus
mess caller IN the city yesterday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-07-04
OBITUARY

= s
Mrs. Jacob s.. Snyder was born in
Wisconsin where she sresided for q
number of years she was married
Ito Mr.. Snyder and later came to Min
'nesota, residing since that time in
Blue Earth, Fairnlont. LIE Sueur Cen
ter and for the past several years in
Ma an where she has been well and
fayaorably known by large circle OF
acquaintances- 49,
She was modest, unassuming and
quietly helpful she was a home :
maker and a. home lover (. and. gave
herself nnstintedly to the, care and
comfort of her family. Her chief 10Y
was in the, doing of kindly, deeds and
manifesting a spirit Of helpfulness.
The husband. daughters and sen are
left lonely and saddened in her leave
taking. and keen is their sorrow. But
they may be comforted in the mem
DRY of the kindly deeds. helpful spirit,
worthy example and Christian faith
of beloved wife and mother, whose
works do indeed follow her and whose
memory is as. sweet fragrance.
Appropriate are the words of John
Greenleaf Whittier. from the poem
entitled '".At Last" -
when on my day of life the night is
!, falling,
And, in the winds from unsunned
spaces blown,
| hear far voices calling
Ny feet to paths unknown.
Thou who hast made my home of
life SO pleasant
Leave not its tenant when it's walls
decay; rs
o Love divine, o Helper ever present,
Be thou nay strength and stay.
BE near. me when all else is from me
drifting
7 Earth, sky. homes picture, days of
shade, and shine. ,
And kindly faces to my own uplifting
the love which answers mine.
4 Lave but Thee, o Father! Let Thy
Z spirit So,
\ Be. with me then to, comfort and up
hold;
No gate of pearl, no branch of palm
= MERIT. 81. ~.
No street of shining gold.
Suffice it, if my good and ill unreck-
oned, 49,
d And both. forgiven through !. thy
Astounding grace,
l find myself by hands familiar beck
Unto my fitting place
Some humbie' door among thy many
mansions,
4 Some shAltsring shade where sin
and striving cease,
And flows forever through heavens
green expansions,
The River of Thy peace.
There, from the music round about
me stealing
4 fam would learn the new and holy
song,
And and Al. last beneath Thy trees Of
healing
The life for which I long
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24
PATIENCE.

Sometimes It is easier to bear
patiently a great deal Of trouble
or bodily suffering than it is to
present q calm exterior when
some ,bothersome little thing tries
our equanimity. We make a
more earnest effort to bear big
things, and the knowledge that
our friends are sympathetic and
anxious to be Of service to US
buoys us up and helps us greatly.
Our smaller battles are fought
with no help from our friends.
They are hardly worth mentioning
or recording, yet it is these little
troublesome things that make up
q great part Of our lives. IN
learning to conquer them, and in
meeting hardships without com
plant, we learn our beSt lessons
IN patience. Though patience b
. tired mare, yet she will plod.
and orr everyday lives convince u
Of the truth Of that saying. Cath
Ole News.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24

proceed at once with the construc-
ton of three roads known respec-
lively as the Abbeville Road, The
St. Martinsville Road and the
Loreauville Road to the third
ward line. This work to be under
the terms and conditions of the
contract entered into be tween the
Board Of Supervisors Of the 9Th
Ward Road District and Engineer
w. K Frantz. "A copy Of this res.
olution shall be filed at once with
the Secty. of the Police Jury.
There being no further business
the Board adjcined until the next
regular meeting.
j. w. WYCF1E. Chairman
F. c. QUEREAU, Secty.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24
Cause Of Headache.

BY knowing the cause, a dis.
ease may often be avoided. This
is particularly true Of headache.
The most common cause of head
ache is q disordered stomach OF
constipation, which may be cor.
rected by taking a few doses Of
Chamberlain 3 Tablets. Try it.
Many others have obtained perm
anent relief by taking these Tab
let's. They are easy to take and
mild and gentle in effect.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24
D. s. NAVY RECRUITING
STATION.

New Orleans, La, May 1919
Dear Doctor:
/ am writing you for q favor
and feel positive that you will
grant me one when you read Of
my, desire.
The United States Navy is in
need Of bright, ambitious young
men between the ages of 10 and
'25 years, for the Navy Hospital
Corps, this need is occasioned by
the rehabilitation Of the person
mel Of the Hospital Branch who
enlisted only for the duration Of
the war. by their discharge from
active duty, q shortage has result
ted in men of this class.
Having been assigned to the
Main Navy Recruiting Station, in
New Orleans, it becomes my duty
to stimulate the number Of applica
tons throughout Louisiana. Con.
Siderlng. however the almost I'M
possibility for me to get into dir
ect communication with the right
kind of young men for such an i'm
portant part of the Navy, | an
applealing to you as the most pro.
per person to help me; if you will
The type Of man considered most
desirable for training for Hospita
Comps rating, is the young man ba
tween Is and Is years Of age, Of
good physical condition, with a
;grammer school education, or ont
of more years at High School.
As you may know, the Hospital
Branch Of the Navy, affords. be.
sides its greater educational fea'
lures or travel, association. and
clean life an ideal school for young
men ambitious to take up{a medi
cal career or to specialize in one
or more it it's subjects. Another
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24

advantage is, to those with the de-
sire to study medicine but are un.
able to do so on account of their
means being too limited to war.
rant their beginning.
To the INDECENT going into the
Navy, the chance of their life is
given. They will procure an uli-
equaled foundation both in theo-
! nv and practice. which in civil life
has no similar parallel.
To you to whom these boys OF
probable medical nclination come
for advice; and to you know the
ambitious young men of your
community who besides making
good men for the Navy, would en-
joy the career Of afforded in SER
vice. ] respectfully request a few
moments of your time.
The assistance that you may rem
der, is to send me the names and
addresses of those you know have
them communicate with me; or
better to have them go to the
nearest recruiting Office.
AT present the Navy has Recruit
ing Offices in New Orleans, La,
Shreveport, La, Lake CT" a..
Alexandria, La, and Monroe, La,
I shall enclose you literature
through which a description of the
Navy Hospital life may be gath
cred; also return franked envel-
ope for your reply, wrich 1 assure
you will be most sincerely appre-
ciated.
It would be beyond me to ter
inmate this appeal to Won with
out further stating that your eff
forts will get the results desired
by the Navy and at sometime place
me in a willing desire to return
the favor in any possible personal
way.
At anytime that You are in New
Orleans. l would really appreciate
call from you at the Recruiting
Station, 730 Common STREET.
Fraternally yours,
A. M. KAHN,
Lieutenant, (MC) U.S.N
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24

They must be wearing skirts
very short in the town Of Eunice
It was a political issue and during
his campaign. Mayor-elect Dudley
Berwick stated among other
things, that if elected he would
see that women who parade the
streets Of Eunice at all hours
would lengthen their dresses or be
kept of the streets. Perhaps they
60 around in q corset cover and
rair Of 9lk stockings and think
they are dressed up. Even this il
an Improvement upon the dress
worn in Zulu and Ashantee land.
So. why worryi-Abbeyile Merid-
i0nAl.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24
PUBLIC SALE
OF PIE PROPERTY OF TIE
V1dA sugar Company
SITUATED IN the parrish OF iberia, LOUISIANA


resolution the Dree.srs ratified the soho
meeting held the 18th
will
:, $500 SATURDAY, T1s OF JUNE, 1913.
osk NJ and w. the following described
That q Ibsr
bounded NerA land Of Ars D.
another adjoining described Land situated
ton Ssssd: North y land :, s
buildings and Improvements thereon consisting the
VIDA REFINERY and all other buIdings thereon. . -
BY vd Company from Lsves
before Edgar 0sia Notary Public
18th 1905 duly the
th Parish ssa Book 81 folio la2
serviudes and including tho sh
the vd COMPANY jane g. 1910 y At r:s:a
ria ssy
the Bayou Teshs .eS 6Ha +. Is
tween the
and in possession Of
exhibited the the and the property so1
and will include the
machinery therein e the present tine
supplies acquired for working
end s: ..d now s..S i. vida a,,
said is
bidder following
and tn. balance one ~ two 90 and three O y
be sspressnteA b. ponsoy netss eaea
notes d equal dsDsnisasaa The
s1 payable annually
shall lcsiana security
~ :puaon the sass .As. s a:tss
portion the ph.se fen:ns g.
The not b ashise renewed hsfssa without
ana ns''' -" '''"' = Bzunza Publ. Au.on..,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24

New Iberia. La, May 18th, 1919.
The Board Of Supervisors d
Road District No. 6 OF the Par.
ish Of Iberia, La. in accordance
with the terms and conditions Of
Sec. 1 Of the Extra Session Of the
General Assembly Of Louisiana
for 1917 met this 18th day of May
1919 in regular session
There were present j. w. Wyche,
3. II. Boutte. j. G. Curtis, G. DUN
esnil, and F. G. Quereau.
The meeting was called to order
by Mr.. j. w. Wyche, chairman.
Motion by +. G. Quereau duly
seconded and carried that in com.
pliance with the requirements Of
President A. A. Theriot Of the POI
See Jury Of Iberia Parish and May
u II. s. Sealy Of the City Of New
IBERIA, fifty per cent (5O) per cent
of the contract cost Of the road in
the 9Th. Ward known Al the Span
ish Trail Road be appropriated
from the joint fund - the 9Th
Ward Road Fund and the City
u New Iberia Road Fund.
Motion BY j. G. Curtis duly Sec
ended and carried that upon the
approval Of the Police jury, Engi-
neer W. K. Frantx be instructed to
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24
MINUTES OF MEETING OF 9th
WARD BOARD OF SUPER
VISORS.

\ New Iberia, La, April rs, 1919.
The Board Of Supervisors Of
road district No. 6 Of the Parish
Of Iberia, La, in accordance with
the terms and conditions of Sec. 4
Of the Extra Session of the Gem
eral Assembly of Louisiana for
1917 meeting 26th day Of April in
regular session.
There were present Messrs.
J. w. Wyche, E. Boutte, J. G. Cur
It's, @. Quereau and G. Dumesnil.
a. The minutes Of April 23rd
were read and duly approved.
The revised contract Of Civil En-
.xineer w. K. Frantz was discussed
.at length. In said contract Mr..
Nrantz agreed to take charge
OF the construction of four miles
s0f hard surface road in the 9Th
award. He shall furnish without
.eharge to the Board competent
4 engineer and foreman. The COM
epensation under this contract shall
: Ne four per cent Of the cost Of the
work.
Moved by Mr.. Boutte duly sec.
ended and carried that the Presi.
dent be authorized to sign the con.
tract with Mr.. Frantz.
There being no further business
The board adjoincd until the nex1
regular meeting.
- j. w. WYCHE. President
r. G. QUEREAU, Secretary
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-22
DEPORTATION De
TRABAJAD0RES
MEXICANOS
A EN- ARIZONA
SIN HABER CUMPLIDO
LOS REQUISITES DE
IMMIGRATION

ppr CprTCO pCTc La EhE.NSH
NOGALES, Ariz, Oct. 17.-Con
motive de que en- estos lltimos dias
han estado pasando a territorio anne
ricano cientos de jornaleros meXica-
nos cue han sido contratados para ira
bajar en- diversos campos agricolas,
ha sucedido que algunos de ellos no
han llenado los requisites necesarios
que las leyes de los Estados Unidos
imponen a tonic aquel que quiera cru
Ear Ia Inca divisoria e i%nternarse en-
alguno de los Estados de este terrific
rio.
La Oficina de Immigration ha he
cho embellishments sus investigated
mes a este respecto Y aver fueron de-
portados de este pals veintidos mexi-
canos que no habian cumplido con los
preceptos establecidos para TODD emf
granite.
Sc cree que para 10 successive Sc con
tinue deportando mas meXicanos que
Sc e~ncuentren en- las condolences mis-
mas de los que acaban de ser depor-
tados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-22
HUBO UNA CORRIDA DE
TOROS FL DOMINGO
EN- CD. JUAREZ

Tslegrout4 Especial pGra Ia PRENSA.
Ell PASO. TEXAS, Octubre 90
Aver tuvo lugar en- Ia Plaza de To-
ros de Ciudad Juarez n corrida IN
la que tomaron parte las cuadrillas
de Ignacio Gamez Y de Ricardo Or
tiz.
Los toros que Sc lidiaron fueron de
Piedras Negras, TlaX., Y tenian muy
bonita estampa habiendo dado buen
juego a pesar de la deficiencia de los
torerOs.
Ortiz resulto herido a consecuencla
de una cogida ~aparatosa, pero la he
rida no reviste ~gravedad alguna.
La entrada eStuvo regular no obs
tante que las familias americans no
pudieron pasar a Ciudad Juarez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-22

Diriiasc toda la correspondence al Direc-
tor. en- la foma siGuienre:
SIR. IGNACIO E. LOZANG,
l20 n. Santa Rosa Ave.
San Antonio, Texas.
TELEFONO TRAVIS, 24ll.
LA PRENSA es 81 peri6dico mexicsno Dr.
mayor circulation en- los Estados Uaidos. y
pc- 10 tanto -l meior para To- anunciantcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-22
ESTA FALTO DE
DINERO.

"Por espacio de nueve amos fui
atendido por infinidad de medicos,
para que me ue mis- padeci-
mientos del est6mago e higado, pero
con TODD V que caste millares de
dollars, no pude alcanzar e. alivio
deseado, sino cue mis- padecimicntos
empeoraron. Hace IN ano Sc me
persuade a que tomara Ell Remedio
Maravilloso de Mayr. Mayr's Won
derful Remedy, Y desde que tome la
primera doSis, no he vuelto a Su-
fir dolencia alguna. De TODD cora
zon desearia que me reembolsaran el
dinero que tan inutilmente CASTE.
Esta preparation es muy sencilla e
inofensiva Y remueve la mucosa ga
tarral del tubo digestive Y qulta Ia
inflammation que es Ia que, practical
mente, causa todas las afecciones in
testinales, incluyendo IA APPENDICITIS.
Una dosis 10 c~onvencera 0 81 dinero
ls sera 6evuelto. (Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-22
FALSIFICADOR
FUE ARRESTADO
CIRCULABA MONEDAS Y
BILLETES EN- N0GALES
faLsificador 10 es un anne
ricano que era bus
cado hace tempo

Correspondence Cspecic! pare Ia PRENSA)
NOGALES, Ariz, Oct. 16.-El je-
je de Ia policia de la vecina villa de
Nogales, Sonora, aprehendio aver en-
su casa habitaci6n, sta en- Ia Ave
nida de Arizpe, a un americana de
nombre c. Kilban, Y a quien Ia poll
cia tanto de esta ~poblacion como de Ia
otra andaban buscando desde hacia
mucho tempo.
Dichc individuo es:a acusado de ha
Ger circular moneda americana, an
to en- papel como en- metalico, pero
toda falsificada.
En- ell lado mexicano Ia policia ha
recogido, Y conserva en- su poder, va
rias monedas Y b~illetes falsos que es-
tan imitados perfectamente, y Sc cree
que esa moneda Ia ha hecho circular
cl ~individuo de r~eferencia.
Sc estan va hacienda las investi-
gaciones respectivas, pero mientras,
dicho americana esta encerrado en- Ia
carcel.
La casa de concrete de los seno-
res Harms Bros de esta ciudad, ha re-
cibido un t~elcgrama procedente de Ia
capital de la R~epublica MeXicana, en-
ell Il Sc lie dice que la Importation
de ~gasolina para Mexico esta excen-
ia de derechos. e. t~elcgrama de re-
~ferencia esta firmado por A. de la Ca
nal. Official Mayor de Ia Secretarla
de Hacienda.
Sc ha sabido en- esta ]poblaci0n que
el consul mexicano en- San Francisco,
Sc ha dirigido al gobierno federal soil
citando Sc lie apcuebe el gasto, necesa-
rio para pagan Ell pasaje de dos mil
setecientos mexicanos que desean vol
yer a la patria.
Desde hace algun tempo, IN gran
cantidad de genie ~procedente de los
Estados de Sonora Y Sinaloa ha es-
tado llegando a esta poblacion con
objeto de ser e~nganchada para ira
baiar en- distintos campos sgricolas
del territorio americana.
Sc ha calculado que durante el
presente ano han pasaGo solamcnte
por Nogales mas de once mil meXica-
nos con destino a distintos caMGpos a
gricolas, V esa emigration Sc acentu6
mas V mas en- las ultimas semanas,
pues diariamente Sc veia que el tren
remolcaba cinco Y mas carros, desti-
nados exclusivamente a transporter
mexicanos.
La estaci6n Sc veia invadida por
gran nGmero de esta genie que ocu-
.rrian a las oficinas de Immigration,
con el fin de cumplir con las leyes
del pals.
Probablemente los mexicanos que
hoy desean regresar a 81 ratria han
sufrido alguna deception V han re-
suelto no vivir mas en- IN pals extran-
jero.
Ell gobierno federal, por conduc-
to de la Secretaria de Comunicacio-
mes ha ordenado a varios ingenieros
que residen en- los Estados de Sinaloa
Y Sonora, que procedan desde luego
q hacer una investigation on Ia Inca
ferrea, a fin de que rindan ,un in:or-
me del estado en- que Sc encuertra
dicha via.
e. objeto del gobierno IS yer 81
es possible hacer desde lueso las re-
p~araciones que necesite esa via, a fin
de que los trenes que hoy corren tres
veces por semana 10 hagan en- 10 su-
cesivo diariamente.
Con este motive, POI el proxtmo
tren del viernes, deben de llecar a
Nogales, Sonora, dos de los ingenie-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-22

En- Nogales, Sonora, por orden
del gobierno del centric Sc ha esta-
blecido una oficina que censurara to-
das las vistas cinematograficas Que
p~rocedaa, va sea de los Estados Uni
dos o de Europa u otra parte.
Al mismo tempo Sc han recibido
las 0rdenes ~respectivas para que todas
aQ1ellaS vistas que entren a terrific
rio mexicano, paguen como derechos
aduanales S1.O5c por cada trescien-
tos metros o Fraction que eXceda de
cincuenta metros. Las vistas cine
m~atograficas que Sc hayan lecho en-
algun punto de Mexico. pagaGan como
derecho de exportacion, Ia suma de
dos pesos, moneda mexicana, por cada
trescientos metros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-22

-Antier sali6 para Hermosillo Ell
senior Ramon Reyna, actual empleado
de Ia Oticina del Wells Fargo and Co.
de la vecina villa de Nogales. Sonora.
Su viaje a esa capital del Estado de
Sonora tiene por objeto contraer ma
trimonio con la senorita Beatriz Te-
ran, que ~pertenece a una de las
principales familias de aquella loca-
lidad.
FL senior Reyna ' su futura esposa
regresaran a esta en- los primleros dias
de Ia semana proXima.
-Tambien el senior Enrique Espi-
mesa, que desde hace muchos amos
reside en- la villa v~ecina, c~ontrajo va
matrimonio en- Tubutama, del Distri-
to de Alamos, con la senorita Beatriz
Celaya. Ambos conyuges vendran
a radicarse a esta poblacpn a fines
del preSente mes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-22
iGOZA I'D. DE
COMPLETA SALUD?

81 no IS asi lPor GuS nc consulta cor
specialists que saben perfcctamente 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-22

Ell general Carlos Plank, que ha-
ce algunos dias salio de Ia vecina
poblaci6n de Nogales, Sonora, ha lie
gado va a Mexico a ocupar el sillon
del senador Adolfo de la Huerta, que
le dejo para venir a hacerse cargo
del gobierno de Sonora. Plank es ell
senador suplente de de Ia HuerSa. Pa
ra ocupar el puesto de jefe de la Gen
darmeria Fiscal, que Plank dejo va
cante, ha sido nonibrado el coronel
Guillermo Palma, quien va tomo pO-
session de csc empleO Y ha comenzado
a dictar las ordenes que ma estimsdo
convenientes para que esa corpora
ci6n haga su servicio con mas efica-
cha de como 10 habia venido hacienda
hasta hoy. ,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
Public Health Column
HEALTH AND
HOME HYGIENE
by HARRIET FuLaER. n n

An Equal Chance for Equal Health :"
To parents. teachers guardians and
public health muses.;
WHAT DO GROWING CHILDREN
NFEDs
HELTER-Decent, clean. wei kept
house. Plenty OF fresh air IN house.
winter and summer. Warm rooms in
cold weather. Separate bed with sur
hcient he'd clothes TO keep warm. Sanl-
tary indoor water closet or outdoor
prtvy. Pure. abundant water supply.
comfortable place 20 welcome
friends.
FOoD-Three square meals a day.
Clean. simple. Appealing. we'll cooked
food. Meals al regular hours and sur
fcient time for them Dinner "a noon
FOR children under years or age
The daily diet should include, Milk.
AZ least one pint a day cereal ana
hresd. Green Vegetables. especially
leafy vegetables. Fruit. Egg. meat
1T hsh- II no one 81 these three is