The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

years ago. Tho livestock industry
came firU and the general attention
to health and sanitation was neglig-
ihic. We now have a state depart
meut OF health and full-time county
health officers In five counties. said
Or. Peters. al doing necessary and
valuable work. Br. Peters denies
that physicians wish To corral all
health activities ana suggosts that our
Htttr department ut health have, AS
it, head, O man who haH a degree OF
In. ut Public Health. we also need
t hur,yiu ct registration OF births and
deaths. a. these statistics are very
necessary In tho settlement uf estates.
as well AZ valuable data on health
matters. There are no county hos
pIttIa Boz thc state and the sick who
are without means must be cared for
hy tho bureau OF charities or private
individuals Tuberculosis is more
prevalence In Albuquerque than n
other disease, our climate N not "A
] protection from infection, though %
aids iu nrrostiuE tho disease. AZ least
90 p.r cent ut the tuherrulous WHO
uuIuu here ace lu six months, all are
advanced cases said Dr. Peters. Dr.
Peters believes that the lives OF the
tuh,iDuluus are prolonged but that
/ tuv disease Us noe cured, merely ar
rested. The most vitality interesting
part OF his very comprehensive talk
was about the children, Many OF
tncm are LIVING In close contact with
members OF the family who have the
disease. There Hre also many chill
dtvu who have tuberculosis whose
parents 40 not have IL, indicating that
DO ls IL disease OF childhood and vudt
boz adult lite. In this connection h,
urged that women. VINO. hr said, ar,
the best of ugiuttOrs, interest thrm'
selves especially lu enforcing tht
] .r|rI. HH.HffHfu fTfI. WF.H mud fu fTNa
tus tItp erection OF un ~iurlurrutOr fnf
tnr City refuse aud garbage. lie
closed hls talk with "a plea iur e more
concentrated, combined health organ
i4utiuu.
.iHs Grace Campbell. physical.
director ut The high school, speaking
uu recreation, declared play to be a
most important part on "a child's
physical and mental Development she
I,plurpd the ta.t that few pbrvnti
share lu their children play; do moi
plan their sports ua they plan theil
education. or their career In life. Sh'
liuus 80 pea cent of uur school chill
dtcn have physical defects ana 80 PEE
cent OF the sophomore Girls In htgl
zDuuol have varying degrees of spina
curvature. MISS Campbell believe
that physical GA tuit suuuld be- com
pui-ury dutlug th, four year hug.
A" huuI course. Albuquerque In puorI
equipped 100 inc UIhIA'l GOT 'NlfiHAlN
m,ut tur its NuUuF people, outside %
movies and dancing. We need NOR.
palha. more spuU, iur games. Mis-
.tmpb,u tells cot school grounds ~
crowded that 90, boys play tputhal
over the heads ut the girls who ar
PLAYING basketball Mrs G. a. Stcurui
who was the leader Tor the dai
humorouEIy dyplor'd the formation q
bridge e. uuz FOR the miss OF 10, whvI
tl the uut-pt-dours b. calling {
wholesome sports. Aftor this ratuo
serious program, two violin number
by David Marcus, accompanied b
Z MISS Iuruthy Cameron. a uca sol
hy AIRS. Ray Bailey Mrs Nye Marur
accompanied, and two readings u
Mrs Leslie Briggs were especial
q delightful aud generously applnudo,
Mrs H. N Bradford viii hav
charge OF the program ncNt week an
b DO Will Dee opera day modern opera
with such talent ass Mus Barbara Wa.
aud Mt Charles a. Mexican aH con
M '|rnutpr. 1ut Woman.t club Churu
Vll have ltH first meeting IN Mor
s DE-. afternoon at . so o'clock at an
. club buildins