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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30


San Francisco, who has been spend.
ing some time In the city, left
Tuesday for HIS home.
for n weeks visit with friends In
Portland.
Mr., and Mrs. Peter vachon and
for California 60 remain for sew.
crai months.
Mr.. Thomas v. phippr n spend.
Miss PRISCILLA and Niles TraverH
Hopcroft. who have been the guests
for a week Of Mr. and Mrs. Marion
n Cufnruluan will lea.e tonight for
their home In Vancouver. u. G.
Mrs. Charles n Sanders. OF Pull
man. Wash. h the guest OF her
In Isnaauah.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Henry are
leaving next Sunday for Los An
home.
Mrs Guy Porter. Of Portland.
came up Thursday 10 join Mr., Por.
ter at Bremerton and will remain
for n week.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Y. Engcls.
Of Tacoma. spent the week end as
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
f'rink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal tombstone. who
have been spending the past few
months in Seattle. will leave Friday
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o-whcn cutting the teeth.
should baby have something 10 bite
ont
As--This IL the theory Of tecfhinR
rings. II sometimes seems ~ n II
gave the baby<a little comfort 10
have a hard. smooth object between
bis gums. The chief objection IN
that rings. bones, or whatever the
object used for the purpose are apt
not % be clean. II hard bone ring
~ washed frequently and kept really
clean. II may be given 10 the baby
now and then.
Q-what is the objection 70 rnb
Der dlaperH7
A.-chiery that they lead TO care
lesaneas In changing wet oner. and
because the baby is left too long
without changing, and his flesh bel
comes chafed and sore.
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By MRS. MAX WEST

To unspoil n spoiled baby II by no
means an easy task. but the sooner
u is undertaken the sooner viii the
child get on the right track.
A letter from n recent correspond.
ent gives point 10 this observation.
The mother writes. My little girl.
ga years old. has been terribly
spoiled by having been allowed her
own why with respect 10 her bed.
time and other things, and by hay.
ing been given whatever she cried
for. Rhe in In perfect health. but
sleeps neryousiy and wakens often.
She weighs 20 pounds and II plump
and rosy"
In a case like this the mother
must b. a woman Of fortitude. strong
nerves, and. above everything, must
have her mind fully made up aa 10
what habits she wants the child 20
have. and. having once started. there
must be no looking back. Once she
yields, the harm In done, and the
second effort Will b. harder than the
firxt.
Any child will finally give up 10 n
VFfifAGV fttIif
tursd but infiexibIe attitude on the
part Of the mother, but she win have
20 learn. first Of all, that crying gete
her nothing And this viii usually
mean a fight, longer or shorter. de-
pending upon the strength u mind
and body OF the baby and her age
In the above ease. there are some
physical matters TO be looked into
before beginning any severe train
ing. A child who weighs 20 pounds
at ~ years IN very much over the
weight OF the average child Of her
age. This, with the restless sleep
and the general nervous condition.
the fits Of crying and ili.tempcr.
seems 10 point To somc source OF dis
turbance-posribly overlooking and
lack Of outdoor play. II would be
best. then, 10 take her to the doctor
for a physical examination into all
these conditions. and then. after she
In entirely well and her diet properly
regulated. the trimming in better
hours and habits may be begun. but
until every possible source OF unnec.
e1ary irritation In removed. this
must largely wait.
Q<-Sharl give my baby. Z weeks
old. saffron tea OF caxtoria 70 move
her bowels.
ADO not give her any sort Of
medicine for any purpose. unless
prescribed by n doctor. The diet OF
the mother IA the important thing TO
regulate In all these cases.
o.-shafl give my baby paregor-
&c 10 make her sieepy
A,-So: healthy baby OF
months should sleep IL hours in 20
without any medicines. II Der diet Is
right. and her daily life properly reg
ulated.
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Assistants Named
for Tea

AZ the tea Miss Alice swopc II gtv'
ing on Saturday afternoon from =
until 6 O'Clock. In compliment to
three brides so-be. Miss Bonnie Bell
Mis- Ruth Martin and Miss Grace
Martz. assisting her will be Mrs.
Hulette Wells and Miss Kathleen
MurchinSon.
Mrs.. Robert r. Fox. Jr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Siebert will dispense the
ho1pitalities OF the urns. assisted BY
1linD I.eura Parsons. Miss Dorothy
Ament. Miss Gladys Jurgenson. Miss
Margaret Trawick. Miss Eva Eng
o<rom and Miss Elaine Culliton.
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Mrs. Broom Homored
at Luncheon

Celebrating the eighty fourth
birthday Of her mother. Mrs.
Martha Brown. Miss Alice Brown
entertained with charming
luncheon yesterday at the private
dining room Of the Y. w. G. A.
An attractive basket Of flcur de
liz. Easter lilies and Enchantress
carnations. tied with a huge bow
Of lavender tulle. made a lovely
cenferpiece for the pretty luncheon
table, while two smaller baskets
similarly filled with blossoms were
placed at either end.
Covers were placed for twenty
guests, an intimate friends Of the
guest Of honor. ten of whom were
four score years and ten.
Among the toasts given during
luncheon were. when You and !
Were Young. Martha" by Mrs.
Emma Stephenson: Would You
Rather Be Eighteen or Eighty" by
Mrs. Harriet Parkhurst: Eighty.
four Years Young" Mrs. E1ihu
Coleman, and an original poem. in.
Producing characteristics Of each
guest. by Mrs. Arthur Foster.
The assisting hostesses were Mrs.
Arthur A. Foster and Miss Evelyn
Hall. Those enjoying the hospital.
ity Of Miss Brown were Mrs.
Martha Brown. Mrs. Elizabeth
Kenaga- Mrs. Matilda Hughes. Mrs.
Adella Dayton. Mrs. Rachel Mar.
Bile. Mrs. Isabel Kirkwood. Mrs.
Anna Ough. Mrs. Emma Stephen.
son.
Mrs. Eleanor Search, Mrs. Arthur
Foster. Mrs Joseph Knott, Mrs.
John Green. Mrs. Mary Hough.
Mrs. Catherine Graft. Mrs. How.
ard Mann. Mrs. Harriet Parkhurst.
Mrs. Minnie Meeker. Mrs. Elihu
Coleman. Mrs. Emma Anderson and
Miss Evelyn Hall.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBs

s~"s@s ~
Rainier PIT. A has postponed It's
nesting from Tuesday. April 8. 10
wednesday. Anuti 6. 80 that mem
bers may have tho pleasure Of hav.
lnr Jerome ! ghsffer speak. The
meeting will b. at . O'Clock IN room
~ Of the school
A demonstration 81 moving pic.
turo machines viii be given, FOL.
lowed by a discussion as 90 the az
Visibility OF purchasing same. There
will be musical numbers by III.
school Refrcahrnsnia win be served.
Lady Artisans
The Lady Artisans win meet a,
the homo Of Mrs. A. Leland. <sss
chilecrg ave. Friday. April 1, a.
l q. m
Wctn1nrhArlk C>snOfir~ CIris
On Saturday. March 20. Mins
Anna Mario BruegKerhcff gave the
we,omaohick Campfire Girls In her
group surprise Faster party.
Much fun was enjoyrd In the yari-
Gus games and guessing contests
tina, were entered into with keen
interest by the girls
Last Sunday Elsie Schubert rave
a surprise birthday party for Agnes
Phelps and everyone had n happy
time.
At the Grand council fire IN IN.
Armory Elsie Schubert and Olive
Gleason were made firemakers and
Kathryn Schneider. Margar~, Kin.
drcd. Charlotte Hoskins. Margare,
Dcryin and Marion Hutchinson be.
came woodga,herers.
During the month % April the
Wetomaehick Campfire girls arc
planning hikes and an education
trip thru the museum In IN. For.
estry building on the University
campus. When the date In definite
" decided upon Miss Brucggcrhoff
viii be pleased To take any member.
from other Eroups who would be
interested In hearing about the In.
dian relics and other features OF
interest
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Di,smer in Honor
Of Mrs. Lamb

Complimenting their house guest.
MIA Frederick r Lamb Of Chicago.
NJ. and Mrs Frank II. Madden win
~ hogeD a. = dinner at their home
saturday evening.
Covers viii DO placed for ten
guestA
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Robert Z. Ire chapter. Daughters
OF the confederacy. will entertain
with progressive bridge tea on
Thursday. March 81. nj O'Clock. at
the home OF Mrs w. w. Kellogg.
1915 3s,h ave. y. Reservations may
be made at Main 1852.
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@vo ~ uomam
*" D1nmond Doe

Don't ruin your material m Q poor
dyc that spots. strcai<s and fades.
Buy Diamond Dyes---no other kind
then perfect results are g,iaran-
tced. Each package contains cirec.
tions no simple that II II fun for any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30

woman 70 diamonddye old. f1dsd
skirts. waists. dresses. coats. swent.
crs. stockings. draperscs. coverings.
everything. Tel druggist whether
your material is wool or silk. or r. e
is cotton. linen. or q mixturA rs
1ch. fadeless OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Luncheon to Honor
Mrs.. Sanders

In compliment 10 Mrs. Charles r.
Sanders. Of Pullman. wash. Mrs.
a. w. Pratt will be hostess at a
luncheon Of fourteen covers at her
homo on Queen Anne hill next FRI
dAy.
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No-Host Table at
Dinner Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Rourks
are sponsoring . noho~i table AT tho
dinner dance at the Seattle Golf and
Country club Saturday evening.
Places win be marked for sixteen
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Dinner at Home

Preceding the dance given By the
fnssrlaken guild OF the children's
orthopedle hospital, at the zach;
club. saturday night. Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh A. Baird win entertain with .
dinner Of ten covers at their home
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Dinner at Golf Club

Entertaining with a dinner Of ten
covers at the Golf and Country club
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Louis II. Moore viii be dinner hosts.
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MRS. MAX VESTS ADVICE
ON THE CARE OF CHILDREN

bs,~~s espe,t
Will thru saump ~k
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Arm AND MRS. FREDERICK
IVA sTRuvE viii he hosts az their
home on Friday evening. when a
picturtration OF Anna Sewcli's story.
~Riaek Beauty will he presented.
Invitations have been issued 10
$50 guests.
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for tho wedding.
.
Musical Soiree

Invitations have been issued by
tn. Musical Art society for must
cal sotree. In honor OF tho Clef club.
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rtous
sails c. Beck. Monday evening.
April T.
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Mrs. Avery to Entertain
VIII BRIDGE Tea

Mrs. william A. Avery has issued
cards for a bridge tea to b. given
II her home on Queen Anne hill
Monday afternoon. April 4.
Mrs. Avery will be assisted BY
Mrs. Charles A. kinnear. Mrs. WI
liam II. Howard and Mrs. fasehall
0Suith.
Presiding at the tea hour win be
Mrs. Edgar l. Webster and Mrs.
Fred II. Gilman. assisted By four
young misses. EdEarita Webster.
Katherine Howard. Dorothy Avery
and Margaret Avery. Nine tables
viii be in play.
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oLYAPfA.---Issnes w. Houck. Sc
attic. awarded ti.35o by Industrial
insurance commission for loss OF
right hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30
Dinner as Birthday
Commitment

In celebration Of the birthday OF
Mr.. Bush. Mrs. John X. Bush win
entertain with a dinner at her home
FridAy evening. April ..
Covers viii be placed for twelve
guests.
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Winnie Women. ccuunit,n.

The Minute women's committee
on reconstruction aid viii meet
Thursday. March 81. at 1890 a m.
In the Community Service rooms.
i57 Stuart building.
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NJ. and Mrs. Merrill
10 Be Dinner Hosts

with covers marked for twenty five
quests. MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Merrill
win be hosts al the dinner dance 10
b. given at the Seattle Golf and
Country club Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill are residing
q the Golf club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-30

OKLAHOMA CITY. okia--Intsr.
state Cotton Compress. nine box carr
and twos;ory building destroyed by
fire. Loss $4,000.
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Clubs


Social Dan<v
Drill Team No sss. Nsirhborr %
woodcraft. viii hold n social dance
March III In the SwcdIhh club hall.
Eighth ave. and Olive 81. Tho pub.
lle IL welcome
Providrncv Hospital AIumnae
entertain with an informal dance
for Its members and their friends
Thursday evening In the Knights Of
Columbus hall.
seattle Marathon Guard
An Maccnber- and their friends
ar. invited 10 the card party TO be
given Thursday evening at $40 at
the Panama cafeteria. itf5 Third
ave. by Seattle Marathon Guard.
w. n. A. OF the Maccabeea
Red Cruss Nurxtng Caesr~
Red Cross nursing eiasses VIII be
held a, tho jumbo ghop at 10 n
m: a, Lakeside hospital and Whit.
worth school Mt lao y. m: at
Brighton Beach at Tao: a, Broad.
way high school at Tsis. for Y. l.. I.
girls at Knights Of Columbus hall
at .. m. and . class in nutrition
at tho Yesier library at TO p. m.
Fcrtsou Thygrprn Auxiliary
Fortson Thsgesen auxiliary will
give a relief tea NJ the homo of
Mrs. A. II. Kio,h. GOA ~. nth st..
Thursday. March 81. at 1890 O'Clock.
Elite Social Club
Elite Social club OF Elite Rebekah
lodge will entertain with hard
times dance and whist party Thurs.
day evening. March al. In f'rater.
nifty hall. 2sos jackson st Dancing
at o'clock
r.-~1sk.~ r<
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Hes, foodstuffs for the insxt at
Boidt's.--Adv~rtisry
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Seattle


NJ. and Mrs. Struce to
Entertain With Screen
Production; Large Din
ncr Party at Golf Club;
Mrs. Avery VIII BE
Hostess at Afternoon
Affair.
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ATHENS. Crceces--Crown Prince
George and his bride IN with mumps.
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Baltic lodge No. win entertain
Thursday evening. March 81. with a
musical program and dance In the
T. o. q. T. hall. iio9 Virginia at
Program win begin Al $50. Every
body welcome.
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CLUBS FoR THURSDAY
Quesn Anna f'crtnlxf,sly (luh

A, p. m the Qu.~n Anne Fort.
nightly club viii meet with Mrs
Edward L. Blaine. sis w. Highhnd
drive.
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Cushing corps viii serve luncheon
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Visitors are welcome 10 attend
the meeting OF the Practical Psy-
chology club To be held In tho read
Ing room OF the Butler hotel at
p. IN
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al the homo Of Mrx A. l. Anderson.
1905 stsh ave. ". W. Thursday.
March 81. at 1890 p. m.
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o.-shaii I give my baby paregor-
&c TO make her sicepy
A~-So; a healthy baby OF
months should sleep IL hours in -
without any medicines. II Der diet Is
right. and her daily life properly reg
ulated.
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SEATTLE Marathon Guard


Fortson Thsgesen AUXILIARY VII
give a relief tea nj the homo OF
Mrs A. H. Kio,h. 3ost n. T7th St.
Thursday. March 81. at 1890 O'Clock.
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The Nineteenth Century Literary
club viii be entertained at apart
msns X. solerno, corner Of Boyls;on
ave. and Marion st
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The Seattle Day Nursery Win
meet with Mrs Abner brown. sain,
Paul apartsnonta. at 40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
DISTRICT DENTAL
C0NCLAVE CALLED
Northern Indiana Dentists to
Hold Session at Oliver
Hotel Wednesday.

Indiana dentists OF the thirteenth
district Will hold an all day cOnven-
ton in South Bend, Wednesday at
the Oliver hotel.
The session begins at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning with a clinic on
Removable bridge work with some
practical cases and suggestions for
Impression Taking" conducted by
9. l. Mason of this city.
After the morning session the
dentists will have luncheon in The
hotel, followed by the regular bust
ness session at 1880 O'Clock At
2:15 O'Clock DR.. re. MacBoyle OF
Chicago Will conduct a discussion on
New Abutment Pieces in fixed
bridge work for both interior and
Posterior Vital Teeth"
The dentists will have dinner in
the Pink room of the Oliver at s
O'Clock wednesday evening and will
close the program at an evening lee
ture. DIR. Carl D. Lucas OF Indian
apolis will discuss EXTERNAL Alveo-
lar Resecton" at the evening lee
ture
The committee providing the en-
tertainment and who arranged the
program is composed Of +. L. AK
tel, J. A. Stockley and T. J. Walsh
of South Bend and Ivan E. Smith
of Mishawaka
The guest Of the society will be
DR. Carl d. Luacs of Indianapolis
and R. E. Mac Boyle OF Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
COUNCIL PROVIDES
FOR PARK UPKEEP
Transfers $4,000 TO Fund
Other Appropriations
Made by Committee.

At a meeting of the committee or
the whole of the common council
Monday evening $4,000 was trans
ferred from the general fund 10 the
miscellaneous fund for the purpose
Of maintaining the public play
grounds of the city The council
men did not discuss the apprOpria-
ton and reported on II favorably.
1t VIII come up for first reading at
the next regular session OF the coun-
ell Monday night.
A favorable report was also made
on the ordinance appropriating
s2,194.OO from the general fund 10
the miscellaneous fund Of the board
of park missioners. This ap-
preparation will be used for the pay
ment of street assessments on z.
Calvert ST.
The ordinance appropriating ST.
$1,000 from the general fund 10 the
park commissioners for the assessment
on Ewing av., along Studebaker
park, was also given a favorable re-
port. An ordinance appropriating
81, 500 for the establishment of a
free employment bureau in the city
was postponed for two weeks. The
council at that time will hear +. n.
Metz, local labor leader, argue for
the establishment Of the office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
HEALTHWIN BOYS
HEAR MACDONALD
Commander of Legion Post
Speaks at Dinner for Ex-
Service Patients.

Urging his hearers to select an OBJ
jective in life and TO strive to OBJ
tain it in the same fearless aud
dauntleSs manner in which they
fought in France. A r. Macdonald,
commander of South Bend Post 80
of the American Legion, addressed
an informal gathering OF patients Of
Healthwin hospital at the C. A. r.
hall Monday night.
The occasion was a dinner in
honor Of several Of the ex-service
men who have completed their
course OF treatment, and who will
soon leave to take up training and
active work. A chicken dinner was
served by members OF Auten Post,
". r. c., at tables formed in the de-
sign OF the Red Cross, and decorated
with roses. During the dinner. a
rose was pinned to the lapel Of each
veterans coat by the mothers who
served.
Music was furnished by the
KAPPA Sig orchestra, and Robert
Snyder Of Post so rendered three
vocal numbers.
DIR. St. c. Darden spoke briefly of
the work at Healthwin and thanked
the men for their effort 70 cooper
ate with him and his staff in the
treatment. Dr.. \. L. Hollowel!
praised the work of DR. Darden and
his assistants. and related several
amusing experiences in his own mil
itary career. Covers were laid fer
80.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
COMMITTEE PLANS
FALL FRUIT SHOW
Horticultural Society at Meet
ing Monday Names Vari-
GUS Committees.

A committee meeting of the HOr-
ticultural society was held Monday
afternoon at the Chamber of Com
merce and preliminary plans were
made for the holding OF a fruit AMI
vegetable exhibit in the fall at
which all farmers in the county will
De invited 10 bring their fruit
canned goods. flowers and vegeta-
bles before the committee to be
judged.
Hopes are entertained for a dona-
ton Of $1,000 from the county COM
missioners to be used for the extern
ton OF interest I'm this society The
money would probably be offered as
awards for the best kinds of fruits
and vegetables.
Flower. canned fruit. vegetable
and fresh fruit committees were
chosen to promote interest in these
special lines Of truck farming. An
other meeting for more sTecific data
will be held in the near future.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

they are addressed to.
we hear regularly from
friends IN Cork said Anna "w
get or letters by mail-f-om Ne,.
York
Harry J. Boland. secretary ~ 2.
Valera. president-pretendcr or ~
Irish republic" has made tr-
trips 10 the United states via %
"Sinn Fein route" the girl said.
De Valera slipped our wr-.
passports and suddenly appeared F.
ireland. He went the route ~ u-s.
terry in the presidential Yacht tr
girls said.
Anna and Susanna are good --.
ing girls with the proverhf7I I-..
blue eyes. In Cork they rer am r.
dergarment factory.
They are the sisters-ir-Iav ,.
Thomas MacCurtsir. former lrr-
mayor OF Cork. and were In hle
home when ne was slain t-
black and tans
The girls are here attending fr.
first national convention o. tr.
American association for The rer7c
milton ~ the Irish republic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
ESSAY CONTEST TO
FEATURE CLEANUP,
PAINT-UP CAMPAIGN
Pupils of Public and ParO.
chial Schools to Aid in
Health Drive.

Plans 20 interest the school child
rem In the cleanup and paint-up
campaign 20 be held in South Bend
the week OF May 1 to s were COM
pleted at a meeting Of the commit
tee held at the chamber Of COM
merce Monday afternoon. An essay
contest will be held in all OF the pub
lie and parochial schools OF the city
for students In the fourth fifth
sixth. seventh and eighth grades.
Awards for the work will be made
by merchants Of the city.
The contest is 10 be held the last
week in April under the direction
of W. ". Borden. superintendent Of
schools. A committee 10 be selected
by Rev. Albert +. Monger. chairman
Of the cleanup committee. will
Judge the essays. The selection Of
the awards will be made by a com
mittee composed Of Mrs. Richard
Elbel. Miss Maude Heath and Mrs
J. r. Dill
One of the features preparatory to
the campaign will be a demOnstra-
tion given by the patrol leaders Of
the boy scouts. The boys will be
called to the headquarters at the
chamber OF comerce and will hear
talks by Or. +. c. Freyermuth, sec
rotary of the board Of health, on the
value of cleanup week from a
health standpoint. and Rev. Monger
on the civic pride attained by par
ticipating in the movement. Fol-
lowing the talks the scouts will give
a demonstration at the central fire
station under the direction of the
fremen.
Mem bers Of the Business Women >
chamber Of commerce and members
Of the women's clubs will aid in the
campaign.