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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26

Alarmed at the possibility of an in- vasion of the French market by Amer ican auto manufacturers, the French Syndicate of Automobile Manufacturers has asked the government to prohibit all auto imports except spare parts. The French makers decided that they could not compete with the reduced prices of American cars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
HO0Sie7- Children MOHLiSed
For Modern Health Crusade

school with dirty face and hands
was regarded not easily dealt with.
A boy VINO came 70 school "all clean
I'd up was a dude or sissy" To-
day under the new health program.
a boy who wishes 20 make the foot
ball team has 10 appear strong.
clean and OF good habits
An idea Of how the new plan
works was well illustrated in q
Terre HaUte school In operating
the health program a captain is APP
pointed for each row in the school
room. The captains duty IS 90 in
speCt each scholar in his row and
report as 10 their cleanly appear
ance. one captain had a row that
had almost attained perfection. one
boy. however, persisted in coming 10
school in an unkept condition. He
gave his row a bad mark day after
day. one morning. after the report
Of the captains had been read. the
captain with the bad actor on his
roster, turned 10 the teacher and
said
Il wish you'd take that guy out
Of my row. We've had him long
enough"
Which proved conclusiveIy to the
teacher that the captain had real
ideas about health and cleanliness.
Rules Laid Down.
The health rules laid down BY the
children by the Modern Health Cru
sade prove that a sloven must re-
form II he or she would abide by
them The rules, in substance. are
as follows.
4. Keep windows open or stay
outdoors when you sleep, play
work or study Breathe fresh air
always and through your nose. Take
10 deep breaths every day.
= Eat wholesome food, includ
ing fruit, coarse breads. cereals and
vegetables. besides potatoes. rice or
beans. Chew thoroughly. Have
three meals a day. Avoid fried
foods, soggy breads. pickles, spices
much meat. pie crust, cake and
sweets. and all impure candy. Drink
plenty Of pure water and milk and
use your own cup. Drink no tea.
coffee. alcoholic drinks nor soft
drinks containing injurious drugs
DO not smoke or use tobacco in any
form
"3. Make sure that everythinq
that you put into your mouth 3,
clean. Wash your hands always be-
fore eating or handling food. Wash
your ears and neck as we'll as your
face and clean your finger nails ev-
cry day. Battle your whole body
twice a week at least and shampoo
often. Brush you teeth and rinse
your mouth thoroughly every day
after brea kfast and supper. Use
dental floss. Have all cavities i'm
your teeth filled. Consult a dentist
twice a year.
~. Play and exercise every day
in the open air. Sit and stand VI
straight. Have a regular time ev-
cry day for attending to toilet and
each need OF your body. Whenever
you cough or sneeze. turn your
head aside and cover your mouth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

of physical training in the Indianap-
oils schools. was the chairman Of the
committee that worked with Mr..
Graf in the preparation Of the
health features OF the City's school
curriculum. So successful has the
work neen that schools throughout
the country are inquiring about il
and asking for copies OF the health
course.
In Marion County.
In Marion county schools the
Health Crusade suffered d setback
at the start because the influenza
epidemic last year caused many of
the county schools 20 remain closed
for a long period. Lee sSwails, the
county school superintendent. says
the health course will be put for
ward in all the schools in his juris-
dict!on this year The schools OF
Center township did effective work
on il for a part of last year.
Evansville, South Bend Terre
Haute and TT Wayne did good work
for the Health Crusade during the
last school year, too. and big results
are promised for the current term
An important step forward has been
made in the appointment OF a state
director for the work in the schools.
Miss Grace Blaisdell Of Indianap-
oils. has been appointed 10 this re-
sDOusiDle position and she is 20 be
gin a tour Of all schools OF Indiana
on Nov. /. She viii visit the larger
cities first. as the need for the cru
SADIE lis greatest in the more popu-
lous centers. The department Of
public instruction of the state will
send letters TO all superintendent Of
schools urging cooperation with Miss
Rlaisdell i'm the work
The biz idea of the Modern Health
Crusade Is 10 build up a physical
machine in each child that viii
make IL impossible for a germ 10
abide within them. The course of
study outlined for the indianapolis
schools Is regarded as a model. The
course covers all the grades from
The FIRST on through the eighth an ]
the study of higher hygiene is car
ried into the high schools. The
course Is so formulated as 20 place
emphasis on the cultivation and the
hNinE OF good health habits Unless
the work results in definite practice
ON the part Of the child it fails of
it's purpose. A point of great i'm
portance Is that the suggestions Of
fercd in the course are largely con
structive. or positive rather than
negative.
The principal subjects under
which the lessons are outlined are.
Cleanliness. food. clothing sleep,
posture, health habits, safety first
mental and moral hygiene. In the
middle and upper grades special at
tention is given 10 home hygiene
first aid i'm emergencies, school n.y.
eiene, prevention Of diseases. SAM
tarv measures, community hygiene
and home nursing. I'm each grade
the topics considered under each
heading are such as apply 10 chill
drcn Of that grade. The effect OF
this continuity and repetition is
cumulative so that the formation OF
definite habits is assured.
The Modern Health Crusade an
peals 20 the pride of the child In
the old days a boy who came to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
COMFORTABLE SEATING
FOR WOMEN WHO WORK
BY MARIE KAUFMAN.

Comfort as an essential 10 health
and efficiency is better understood
than IL was a few years ago. The
seated women in stores. factories
and shops prove it.
The increased interest in and de-
mand for proper seating devices 10
suit all types of work has led 10
the opening UP Of a whole new field
i'm industry, in the designing and
supplying of such chairs built after
scientific study Of the subject.
When housewives and teachers
learn the wisdom OF sitting at their
work the health average Of women
Will 20 Up perceptibly. and the num-
Der of peevish wives and cross
teachers diminish accordingly Some
household tasks OF course demand
that the worker move about. but
the majority OF those at which she
usually stands can be done just
as well sitting down. the only neces-
sity being a little experimentation
as 10 the size and height of chair.
AS for teaching. one of the best
teachers in the country, considered
either as instructor or disciplinar-
ian. and nationally famous in edu-
catiOual circles, never left her chair
except TO demonstrate some point
at the black board, or 10 move quiet
ly about looking at the work ON the
desks, and generally the desk work
was brought 10 her.
Wherever the woman is 10 be
seen seated at her work il shows
that she and those who are inter
ested in her welfare and effective
ness rs a worker know what they
are about.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

rev army has been mobi.zed
q reinforce the three R-s-Readin'.
Eitin' and Rfthnetic-in American
public schools Tho new battaliong
are enlisted under the banner OF the
Modern Health crusade. move
rlsut devised 90 create better health
conditions an sys~z-b0dv and in ev-
srv echooI and home throughout
Indiana
The sfoderD Health Crusade is e
movement Instituted 10 put forward
hoaIth-uroducing program amonE
American rbUdr.r chat will as the
hreertc battle proceeds wipe tuber-
Culoeis from the SLATE OF tcrrors and
mike tbie "a raDubftr az strong men
and women Tt rs said that 90 per
cent 90 tho cases ~ Tuberculosis arc
davarooed before h vogtb has ar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

with your handkerchief II you
must spit, spit only where IL will
be removed before person or ny
could touch IL. Have a complete
medical examination each year.
IS Get a long nights sleep. Get
up smiling. Keep your clothes neat
Have a clean handkerchief. Brush
your shoes before going 20 school.
Keep your mind clean and cheerful
Re helpful 10 others.
Not a small Task.
II is no small task that confrOrtS
the boy or girl who enlists under
the banner or the Modern Health
Crusade Periods Of service are set
W therein the member advances from
the rank Of page in health knight
hood through the titles OF squire 10
knight and lnally 20 knight bannerct
To win these titles the child must
do a certain number OF health
chores each day. For instance. here
IS the record of one days chores re-
quired OF the crusader.
J. l washed my hands before each
meal today
.. I washed not only my face
but my ears and neck and I clean
ed my finger nails today.
.. kept fingers. pencils and ev-
erything likely 10 be unclean or in
furious out OF my mouth and nose
today
4. brushed my teeth thoroughly
after breakfast and after the even
ing meal today.
8. ! took 10 or more slow. deem
breaths OF fresh air today. I was
careful 10 protect others IL ] spit
coughed or sneezed.
s. played outdoors or with win
dOws open more than so minutes to-
day
Z. I was in bed 10 hours or more
last night and kept my windows
open.
g. 7 drank four glasses Of water,
Including a drink before each meal
and drank no tea, coffee nor Other
Injurious drinks today.
g. tried TO eat only wholesome
food and 10 eat slowly. I went q
toilet at my regular time.
10. I tried hard today 20 sit ur
and stand up straight; 10 keep neat
cheerful and minded, and u
be helpful 20 others.
Pins are worn by the crusaders
10 indicate the rank they have at
tanned. These pins designate how
many weeks the crusader has been
faithfully doing the health chores
required by the other.
The crusaders are going 10 have
opportunity for additional health
service soon. as they are 10 be en-
listed in the sale OF the double-ba
red Christmas seals, the proceeds
from which 20 10 the maintenance
OF the Indiana tuberculosis aSsOCia-
ton. These seals will be put on
sale early in December. as will also
the health bonds" a document that
gives opportunity for those friendly
20 the fight against tuberculosis 70
give larger sums than are paid for
the seals These are in denomina-
lions ranging from 50 10 $1,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
Reflections of a
Bachelor Girl

Conscience" is merely a man S
faNorite name for the attack OF
cold feet" which accompanies "a
cooling heart, after a sentimental
flame has sputtered out
It's hard 10 believe that anything
could be as pure and simple as a
bacnelor's fat, when his fiancee and
her mother are coming 10 call.
Alas il Is so much easier 10 get
man 10 go 10 PerditiOn for YOU,
than TO induce him 10 keep straight
and go 10 Heaven with you.
Where is the sweet old-fashioned
Grandmamma. who used 10 sit by
the hre, sip cruel. complain Of her
rheumatism. and knit endless socks ?
She's putting tuck in her walk
ing skirt and having her hair mar
celled preparatory 10 going out
and casting a nice, useful ballot,
bless her heart
Where is the sweet old-fashioned
girl who used TO wait with down
cast eyes for Prince Charming TO
come riding by2 She has both
eyes out, now, watching for him, so
as 10 be ready 10 rush out and trip
up his horse before be gets past
Why does a man always speak
of having given" his heart 10 a
woman as though he had done
something generous and noble;
whereas, if the truth were known
/ she probably had 10 chloroform him
and hlch il from him?
Oh yes. there is q vast differen, e
I between vanity and conceit. For
/ instance, when woman has a
photograph taken. she always asks
/ for pretty picture; a man al
ways demands a good likeness"
The first time a woman catcht 5
her husband in n flo. it makes her
weep; the second time it makes her
wonder: and after that it merely
| makes her weary.
There are only two times when a
man fully values "A woman's love
before he wins IL, and after he loses
IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

Some men are not interested so
much in a cure for the nations ills
as they are in remedy for corns
and ingrowing nails.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
DOTCLAS rARFD WELL,

when he bought his fern OF Adam
Eeeh'er, the florist, 2206 Miami st.
9371-31
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

There are only two times when a
man fully values a wOman's love
before he wins IL, and after he loses
it
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

The first time a woman catcht 5
her husband in n fb. il makes her
weep; the second time IL makes her
wonder; and after that it merely
makes her weary
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

Oh yes. there is a vast diferen, Q
between vanity and conceit. For
instance, when woman has a
photograph taken. she always asks
for a pretty picture; a man al
ways demands a good likeness"
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29
Fill Your Blood With Iron
If You Want To Be Strone
WITH PLENTY OF ENERGY AND POWER

health by taking organic iron-Nuxated
1ron--for consider it one of the foremost
blood and body-bulders, the best to which
I have ever had recourse
DR.. James Francis Sullivan, formerly
physician of Bellevue Hospital Outdoor
Dept) New York and the Westchester
County Hospital says: II have strongly
emphasized the great necessity of physicians
making blood examinations Of their weak:
persons go on year after year suffering
from physical weakness and . highly nerv-
Gus condition due to lack of sufficient iron
IN their red blood corpuscies. To supply
this iron deficiency and to hep build strong,
healthier men and women, better able phys
ically TO meet the problems of everyday
life, | believe physicians should at every
opportunity prescribe organic iron-fux-
ated Iron-for in my experience it is oas
of the best tonic and red blood builders
known TO medical science"
If you are not strong or well, you owe
it to yourself to make the following test:
See how long you can work or how far you
can walk without becoming tired. N.xs
a.ed Iron three times per day for two weeks,
then test your strength again and see how
much you have gained.
Hsnufactursrs' Nese: ruxsssd Iron which a
recommended above. Is not 6 secret remedy but cos
like the older inorganic iron products IL 10 easily
assinilated and does not inture tbs teeth. mako
them black: nor upset the stomach. Each tables
OF genuine Nuxatsd Iron Is stamped as follows II
and the words Nuxsted Iron arc STAMPED into Ia
each bottle; so that the public may not be led X
into accepting inferior substitutes. The nznufsc-
turers guaraEtee successful and entirely asuSfse-
tory results to purchaser they will refund
your money. II Is dispensed By all good drzxxsssl
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29
Di@1Yv of a Fashion Model
BY GRACE THORNCLIFFE

II wish I could have something for an
evening dress in place of the black and
white creations I've been accustomed to
wearing" exclaimed Mrs. Rockwell.
"Well," replied Madame, there are
all sorts of lovely colors."
Eyes, I know" interrupted Mrs.
Rockwell. but ! must consider my SIZE
and age"
"These factors aren't takeen into con-
sideration as they used to be, put L
think j have just the gown you want
Then Madame asked me to show Co
lumbine'-for this season our most in
teresting models have been honored by
individual names. It's dream of a
gown and I was so glad to have the op-
portunity OF wearing it.
What charming gown" were the
words that greeted my appearance.
yes" answered Madame, II thought
you would like it, Brown is the newest
shade for evenig wear. And it is really
surprising how many women acknow-
ledge its beauty. Like you, they are
somewhat tired of black and rather hest
tate to appear in lighter colors."
"But it looks so smart with its harem
skirt And yet if you had told me you
were going to show me brown dress
I'm sure, / would have objected. Won't
at me,
II am glad if you like it for I have
great confidence in brown for evening
wear this season In this model / have
used brown satin for the foundation. 1t
is closely yelled by brown tulle. Tiny
beads in lovely shades Of gold are ap
pliqued on the lower part of the skirt
The lack of ornament about the hips
helps to accentuate the slender lines of
the gown, while the long bead-trimmed
train also adds to the height of the
Wearer,'
THAT certainly interests me. for my
desire is for more height. But don't
you think the corsage is rather decol-
ete?'
mot according to the prevailing mode.
But we could easily drape some tulle
about the shoulders should you so de-
sire. In fact, on some of my smartest
models the train is designed SO that it
can on occasion be worn as a scarf"
II like the exquisite bead embroidery
on the corsage. And the girdle Of or
ange. cerise and flame is decidedly nov
ell If I could wear that size | should
take the gown with me now.
Madame assured Mrs. Rockwell that
We would copy it for her right away and
she would have it very shortly. Just as
Mrs. Rockwell was leaving she turned
to Madame:
ooh, there's one thing I've forgotten!
want new fan What is the very
latest? 1 want something really very
striking
Madame stapped forward to quantity
carved cabinet and opened IL. There
she keeps some exclusive. novelties that
are essential finishing touches to her
gowns.
How do you like this?' she gueried,
as she produced an exquisite ostrich fan.
Its gorgeous" was Mrs. Rockwell 8
comment as she took the lovely fan and
lightly famed herself.
/ was surprised that it appealed to
Mrs Rockwell as her taste is rather
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29

woman Graves. 1t puts the blush Of rose
on your cheeks and a lilywhite baby
softness on the hands and arms. It can
not be detected. Derwillo has become
a. regular fad and over five hundred
thousand discriminating girls and women
use 1t in place Of face powder as 1t stays
on better and does not rub off on cloth,
ing. Precipitation does not affect ii and
is wonderful for shiny nose, oily skim
freckles, dark, sallow, rough skin
and poor compiexions. It's famous for the
quick results It gives. The very first
application will astonish you. Try II
today. It can be obtained at the toilet
counter Of any up-to-date drug or de-
partment store and IL your druggist does
not carry 1t he will be glad TO order 1t
for you IL you will ask him to. All whole
saIers keep it so he can get 1t from them
or the manufacturers direct. Accept no
substitutes, then you will not be dis
appointed.
NOTE-Derwillo and Liska cold cream
are sold everywhere with the distinct
that IL you are not. pleased
your money will be refunded. They are
sold under the above guarantees In this
city at all department stores and drug
gsts, including Cascade Pharmacy, ITO
Third street south, Model Pharmacy, S12
Central avenue, and Great Falls Drug
Co. wholesale distribute
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29
Secrets Of Health and Happiness
LEPROSY HIGHLY INFECTIOUS;
VICTIMS SHOULD BE ISOLA lated
BY DR.. LEONARD KEENE HIRSHBERG
A. B.. M. A.. NJ D. lIohns Hopkins Uniyersityl

Announcement was made officially the
other day al the office Of the medical
examiner in New York City that the
death Al q 66-year-old woman was due
to chroaIc diifused leprosy and nephritis.
The diagnosis was made by DIR.
Charles N II Cassassa, assistant med
zeal example Of New York City, who
made the aAa aination. The sad out
coma was reported to the police by the
family physician or the woman, and re-
port of leprosy was made out which was
confirmed by DR.. Cassassa.
When very sensible newspaper man
asked t( New York medical officer
whether or not the family physician had
violated the law and exposed the public
to this dread plague, be received the
same kind of reply that many health
officers are in the habit of giving to
such a question:
No There are hundreds Of lepers
walking about New York and other cities.
The only ones which concern the health
department are those in which the vic
tim has developed open sores"
A Germ Disease.
Among the congratulations which are
not good is the dictum that leprosy is
not contagious or dangerous. While this
is in a sense technicality, as a matter
of fact leprosy is infectious to a point
equally serious with q contagion, and
even such noted medical men as the late
Sir William Osler preached it's infec
tiOus nature.
Leprosy is a disease caused by and
always associated with the leper bacillus.
This germ or bacterium is spread, per-
haps, more by insects or other indirect
means than by personal contact, there
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29
GENERAL FEDERATION COMMIT
TEES APPOINTED RECENTLY.

Nominations for heads of departments
and standing committees for the General
Federation of Women's clubs not already
named will be presented at the meeting
of the executive board. called by Mrs.
T. G. Winter, general federation presi-
dent, in Washington, d. G., Sept 14-l6.
Chairmen already appointed are as
follows: Public welfare department:
Mrs Elmer Blair, New York; committee
on child welfare, Mrs. Ira Couch Wood,
Chicago; health, Mrs. Walter McNab
Miller, st. Louis. Chairmen Of civics,
industries, conservation of national re-
sources and civil service are to be APP
pointed.
Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker is chair
men Of American Citizenship. Chairmen
of AUGMENTATION and community serv-
ice are to be appointed.
The department of applied education
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29

has no head. bSt Mrs. Samuel Lunipkin
Of Atlanta, is che<man of the committee
on thrift and Miss Mary Titcomb OF
Hagerstown, Md, of library extension.
Chairman Of education and home eco
Monies are to be appointed.
Calf, is director of fine arts; Mrs. Wal
ter Little. Bridgewater, Mass, art chair
man; Mrs. Marx Oberndorfer, Chicago,
of music; DR.. Aurelia Reinhardt Of Oak
land, Calf. literature.
Mrs. Edward Franklin White of In
dianapolis heads the legislative depart
ment with Miss Genevieve r. Cline of
East Cleveland. Ohio. as vice chairman.
Mrs. James J. Reed, Fayetteville, Ark,
is head of the press and publicity depart
ment with Mrs. Cyrus Mason of Omaha
as vice chairman.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29

New York.-"The girl or woman who
neglects to beautffy her hands and arms
(now that short sleeves are in voguel
has only herself to blame IL she is passed
by unnoticed." says that beautiful
actress, Louise Huff at only requires
a few minutes twice each day to make
your hands and arms beautiful and
attractive. With no covering to protect
the elbows they become dark and rough
and no natter how often they are bathed
they look ugly and repulsive. This can be
easily and quickly overcome by taking
proper care oe them. The best way have
found TO accomplish this Is to soften the
elbows with good cold cream Hiska
cold cream I have fund to be the besD
then wipe off the superfluous cream with
a soft cloth and apply that popular
beautifier, Derwillo, to the hands and
arms. This combination instantly beautf-
flies the hands and arms and IL you ever
try II once you will never be without 1t"
Just make this test: Try Derwfllo on one
hand and arm and then compare II with
the other and you will need no further
argument TO convince you that there is
nothing like 1t and you. would not have
missed 1t for anything. Derwiilo comes in
three shades, white flesh and brunette,
Use white on the hands and arms and
the shade you are accustomed to for
the complexion. Derwillo gives the skin
that youthful appearance every normal