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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05
M'N|CKLFSU|T
IS BEING HEARD

A suit for $4,000 damages was started
In circuit court yesterday. morning ana
will he continued this morning oetore
Judge J. r.. Sommervi!ie.
The suit Is styled Arthur McNlcKie
VS.. CLYDE Duvall. a motorman on the
Wheeling Traction company. The sult
Is against the traction company. Nc
Nickle Is represented by Attorneys
Charles ]. Schuck and William G. Com
pers. The defense Is represented by
Attorneys J. c. Palmer and Joseph H.
Curl. The jury Is composed Of Frank
P!decley, w. II. Bowers. A. A. Schram,
Il. l.. Scabrlght, S. ]. Sharp, ]. !. Nc
Colloch. J. II. BARLEY. Ellsworth Helm
lcIn. NJ. A. McEea. Roy {. Darby, J. IL
Coleman and l.. J. Metz
McNickle alleges that on October l"'
1920. hn boarded Wheeling Traction
car n, Martins Ferry. paid his fare and
WAS refused egress when he arrived dt
LIs destination on kentucky street.
Wheeling. hrcausc he did not hold re-
ceirt ticket The :9utorman sent him
ra RI, TO the conductor. he alleges, and
the conductor insisting that the fare
had not hcna paid. refused TO let him
leave .ha car. When he tried to leave
IL +. chargci, 80 conductor jcrked him
hack. and q crowd gathered round the
cor,erdirg Tr.r on the rear platform.
Duyall then, T. is CHARGED. after carry
Inr NcNick!e beyond destina ton. stop
red the ear walked back to the scene Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05
new YORK WOMAN
IS IN JAIL here

Annie Bruno. claiming her home. IN
New York city. is lodged n III" ONO
County Jail. She WIS picked up N'St''-
day afternoon 10y John NJ. Short. deputy
United States Marshal. VIII" mad re-
Crived q warrant for her arrest.
She will ,hs arY"!gnel n Fedora! court
at the October term which starts tie
latter part Of this month.
This. according TO Marshal Shorts IS
4 very peculiar case. rs u * al"gcI
that Miss Bruno has violated section ~
act Of March 2. l9hl. amending act or
February II. 1879. In brief this SECTION
is that no person can come from ono
state TO another tor the puTrose OF pros
tItution. while they arc being given
medical treatmcnt for such an ailment
us she Is alleged 20 have.
This warrant was sworn oEt ny W. y,
Riley. rer'ona! ConsrI;ant OF the n'teu
States l'ub..c Health service
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Baltimore Officers
Are Visitors Here
o. 8. Marshal ana Porcewoman Bring
woman Dope Agent to Peuitsntiary

Miss Mildred Campbell, on" OF tho
police women of the baltimore depart
ment. accompanied by char!a9 RI. Dan
nettel. deputy United States marshal. or
Baltimore, were visitors IN this city
yesterday calling on John II. Short
deputy marshal of this district.
The visitors spent several hours talk
Ing to Mr. Short aborr conditions In tho
ea st. BEFORE leaving. racy Invited Mar
shat Short TO come to their city and be
their guest.
Miss Campbell ana Marshal pann"t-
tel brought n prisoner 10 the West Eir-
ginia PenItent.ary at Moundsvi!le 10
serve a two year term. The prisoner Is
a woman. recently tried In the Rait!-
more court. and found guilty OF using
dope. as we'll as selling a small amount
Of dope to her friends.
Tho visitors were SHOWN through tho
pen!tentiary and they were surprised 10
find the prison being kept up so well.
They left late yesterday afternoon on
their way to Baltimore after fuln!linH
their mission OF bringing prisoner to
tho state prison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05
BAPTIST TEMPLE
ANNUAL MEETING
ELECTION OF CHURCH OFFICERS
FOR NEW YEAR TAKES
PLACE TONIGHT.
Daughters OF Temple Society Will
Poster Social Hour After Bust
moss Session

Tho annual business meeting az the
congregation OF the Wheeling Baptist
Temple. and the election Of rev 'A"rrh
orrlcors for Tho coming year Will take
place this evening a. 7:4j o'clock in ''e
y. VI. {. A. building.
Carefully prepared reports OF the d't-
ferent divisions OF tho church. Sunday
SCHOOL ana Young Peoples work Will
he read by the heads OF these depart
ments.
4 large attendance Is expected. 4
social fellowship hour will close the
evening. The pastor. Rcr. George r..
l.ockaart, will preside. Tho ladies or
thu Daughters OF tho Temple Society
will sponsor the social hour. Friends OF
the church and members OF tho con-
grcgatton are welcome to attend both
kosS.ons.
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R|G SC0TT|SH RITE DELEGATION
GOES To HUNTINGTON REUNION
TWO PUILA6ANs CARLY NASoHs
LAST MIGHT.
T1vs otnsrs Going rnrough 70 Attend
the IAunion-

Fo-ty-Lx members OF the various
Scottish Rite bodies Of Wheeling leit
last evening at $40 O'Clock over 'n'
Baltimore & Ohio railroad for Huntins-
ton 70 attend the joint reunion which
Is being held In the southern cry. rNe
other members will leave this eren'ns'
heinz unable TO get ava? with the IaFse
delegation.
Two special Pullman cars were useu
In taking the local Masons 10 HunHnI
ton. The local delegation Will take part
In today's and tomorrows program
while they intend TO stay over 10 at
tend the big dance which VIII Do give"
NJ Camden TarS.
The Scottish Rite MaSoaS ie"'t"s
last er.nS were:
Henry Ahrens william. .
W p.cbmsnn Elmer E. Hoelzle
George e. Beneke Edmund L. Sones
Marcus .. Bond J. sumner J'"eS
-. W Hovc. Roy E Roller
= - n,ockard. William f. Krupp
psr,N R,ovn. George J. Kossuth
IL provnInr William S. Leach
60, W aru.nn.r Robert Z. Lindsay
PM, min C. BYRON W. r. Roper
O-tIiI,n, II Bycott Albert Meyers
- = cow, Harry W Meyers
George G. Crook Edsar Me! nm
DanteI Dtrrar William J. Miller
Vim. l.. FetssuE t.dwafu 49,
Henry Front 'ona'o n
Z A. Graham Aitrcu -
w y N,1-rlla Carl SobanSkl
c.-,r po,,arson Charles F. Schuln
cSar.rc. 70. 4. II Won Bayer
rr.aI. stras,.r Willard l.. Wells
r,anr {. w.hh Ben L Hamilton
Daniel Guth
Those leaving this eEen'nx
n W. purd,tt. Charles F.. CarriEsn
William p. Fuimer NliI'9m l. 'A
Fred q Steinoicker
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BIG FRAUD CASE
1roverman and Darts to Stand TRIAL
Hero In United States Court

Ono OF the big cnses to como up at
Nh. October term OF federal court Is
that OF Henry Brovcrman and Sam Oar
r!s OF the New York Clothing company.
CHARGED with ha"ing diverted goods
Valued nj SjQ.n1n. AMI thus conccalinE
assets whilo they were going through
bankruptcy. TNemcn II Will he remem-
bsred. were Indicted mt the last term
of court In Martlnshurg.
According I" John II. Conrad. deputy
clerk Of tho United States court. there
are the usual number % cases on the
civil docket at present Will" on tho
criminal docket they are fewer. Most
OF them are liquor violations. dope Nio>
lations and breaking in and roGbing in
terState shlments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05

You can't Keep StrOnK and Wei WTVH-
out sleep. Whether your rest Is nroSen
by : painful hacking colgh or just an
pnnovInx tickling IN the throat. Me Sys-
tenn becomes weakened and rundown.
Mrs. X. y. Drake. Ch!lds. Md. writes;
After An attack Of tho flu was left
With = severe cough. Nothing believed
me tn used Foleys Honey and Tar.
which I can highly recommend. 1t COW
ers irvItated membranes with healing
and soothing coating .ooscns phlegm
and clears air passages. Sold every
where-,AdY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05
STATE SUES FOR CARS

Two suits. one styled State OF West
Virginia. By Water :. IIa.lanan. taA
commissioner. VS.. Merle Kimble: the
other thn S;a'e. by HaI!arln, against
S. y. Smith. were He'd IN the office OF
Circuit Clerk John l.. Kingdom !ester-
cay. The suits are 10 |UniSrate eco
automobiles seized by state police in
tho roundup OF alleged liquor runners
on tho National read cast Of the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05
RIVER news

Tuesday was a quiet day at the 49,
wharf. But ono packet departed ~.
points down the river and not q 0hSs
packet arrived.
The Helen E. departed at 11:3o o'oocA,
yesterday morning on her regular ~;
to New Matamoras. She was loAdsd 70:
the guards with freight and Will mAA.
all waypoint stops. She will return AZ
o'clock this evening.
Three Boats Today.
Three packets will arrive ana dep0y
today the first being the General Fss.l
shing at 6 o'clock this morning ron
Pittsburgh enroute TO Charleston nv.
ports received last evening from the
Smoky City were that this packet 10
loaded to the guards with freight for'
all waypoint stops.
The Senator Cordill will arrive short,
ly before noon from tho Smoky city
and after lying here for several hours
she will depart during the afternoon on
her way to Charleston.
The General Beach will get In 1t ,,
o'clock In the evening from Zanesyills
and will leave several hours later on
her way to Pittsburgh. She is reported
carrying very heavy cargo OF freight
most Of which Ia consigned to dealers IN
the Pittsburgh district.
ThurSday's Boats.
Three packets are scheduled 70 arrive
at the local wharf Thursday, while but
two will depart. The first to arrive will
he the Betsy Ann at noon from Ports
mouth on her way to Pittsburgh.
The Leroy will arrive In at o'clock
firm, GAINESVILLE and ParkersburH. She
will leave Friday morning on her way
To Marietta
The General Wood will dock shortly
before midnight from Cincinnati and
nj ter unloading and reloading some
shipments, will leave for the Smoky
City.
stage, . Feet
A stage OF nine feet Of water and sta
tIonary was registered late last eve.
ming at the local wharf.
When quick results are imperative
1n,ellieencer Want Ads never fall.
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CREDIT MEN
win HsAr Interesting ADD - Aoa.
John p. ArbsnI Tc:

Tho serni-monthly noon-day !uncheoh
and meeting OF tho Wheeling Assoca-
ton OF Credit Men will he held at the
Mcclure hotel today. at which time Hon
John p. Areenz. well known lawyer OK
this city. will speak
Mr.. .Arbenz has very Interesting
message for all so that every member
should be present. Those who nave
not made arrangements should Got In
touch with Secretary Downs this morn
Ing. having him fix q place for them
Several other matters will DO brought
up at this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05
314THF. A. VETERANS
TO MEET THURSDAY

A special meeting OF the s1tth Field
ARTILLERY Veterans association has oeen
called for Thursday evening. at
o clock. IN III associations club rooms
in The Inteilisencer building. Jacob
v. Crderdonk. president Of tho organt-
ratlon. IS making 4 special appeal TO
every member to be present as this
meeting vitality concerns the future OF
the association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05
PLACING EQUIPMENT
Nsw Narfst Street Cafeteria Will Be
Ready 70 Open Soon

Work Is progressing rapidly on the
new cafeteria, which Is TO be located
at No. 122: Market street, near the Vic
torta theatre. This new establishment
10 to be run by Columbus o.. interests.
Yesterday afternoon. n large amount OF
euipment, consisting OF chairs and ia
bios were received.
The interior Of the building Is being
vepainted and redccorated SO that when
thu cafeteria Is opeErd for business II
will be ono OF the most beautiful places
Cor = person to 20 to and enjoy q meal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05
WEST LIBERTY
NORMAL SCHOOL
LyceCr Course

The I.Yccum course. under TIE man
aremcnt 81 the United lycrum course
OF Columbus. ohio. to lie gwen 10y the
Normal Shoot this year. IS unusually
attractive and 10y far. better tEaa tAe
courses given n preceding years Inc
course this year consists az ne s!''h-
did numbers lille m the past Only FOUR
numbers have appeared on the course.
The first AMI most attractive NUMBER OF
the course the tuplcy quintet Will ne
given IN Normal Hall. Monday evening.
October .. This number consists OF
mixed Quartets .tr!os, duets int"rW''f"
IN short sketch. Genuine hnmor Is
added TO the program by a nn"-nct MOD
ern comedy. The course consists or the
following numbers:
October 3--The Copley Quintet.
December l3--lIun. Leslie Shaw.
February l-Four Original Americans
March Paul Sunshine" Dietrich.
April New ENGLAND Quartet.
, Admission :or thc entire course Is
$50. \ hearty invitation Is given 10
tho public 20 attend and enjoy an eve
Ming OF Nigh class entertainment.
First Torn Rece otion
The first term reception OF the faculty
, to the students was held on Friday eve
ming last md was Al complete success
: The faculty stood IN the receiving line
and after they had been greeted by inc
student body, tho entire company par
ticipated IN dancing and sames. IN"
games. under the supervision OF M.HS
| Florence Rose - member Of the faCn!tE
and social committee. we"" nHv"' an" al
forced fun for all. Al tHc piano wer'
Misses Martha Majesty ana HIauNS
Kelly, whose musca! selections wee
greatly appreciated. Very delightfn! re-
, frcshments were served al 10 o'clock.
Form Extension Clasres
| President Howard !. MCGinnts and
! Mr.. G. NJ. kuon. head Of the edurati"na
department OF the state Normal scho"!'
were in Mounds,iile September - 'T-
! cauizing extension. Two Classes one
one in educational tests, and another IN
advanced sewing, were organized WIN
n tota! enrolment of th!rty-ilvc. On
September -. representatives, from Inc
extension department went TO Elm
Grove East End. WheelinG). and on
September 80 to WellsburG and f"ilat =
bee for the same purpose. Resides t"e
/ demand for extension WORK. IN" ofp'I'
ment has received sixty-tve requests lot
correspondence courses.
! Glee Club
! Miss Maude I. Witherson. director OF
music. has organized n Girls Gee CLUB
lcons!stIng OF eighteen members with
Miss Clara l.uecke as pianist. The first
meeting was held Tuesday, September
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$14.74
For Rdwdk Hats!

Highly favored among fashionable women At
this low price are tailored models and dress hats IN
medium and larger shapes. Black, brown, and navy,
set off with flowers feathers and quilts, in the new
ways of Fashions.
At $14.74, but just for the anniversary.
Third Floor.
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q, to elect officers for the year. The
result Of the election was as follows:
observation-disclosures Fans.
Secretary--CeCile Titman.
Urea surer--Gladys Kelly.
Members: First Sopranos Helen Nc
Cabe, Ruth Wolfnrd. Florence Evans.
A!argarette Beck Ruby Garrison. Violet
Weekly. Laura lIe!zler: Second sopranos
--t'ecile Xitman. Leila Divine. Ethel De-
vie Margaret Harris Jesse bieringer'
Maude King: Ai:Os--Wilma We!mor. lac
ola Dixon. Gladys Kelly. Thelma Mont
gomery, Ethel Atkinson.
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mer Normal studct is Visiting friends

mer Normal studCt. Is visiting friends
at West Liberty.
Miss bessie Crawford spent the week
end with relatives a Woodsdale.
Mr. Xervcs. we'll known Greek OF
Wheeling and former student OF
university of Greece, Is taking spec
ial course In English at the Normal
Misses Anna Taylor. Olive Harris.
Amy Woody, and Mildred Hendricks. and
Mr., J. y. Cooper. will spend the week.
end az their homes.
AIR Leo r. Tight Of warwood. (North
Side Wheeling), will attend the Bryan.
Literary program Friday evening at
West Liberty.
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Chapel Notes

The chanel exercises were made more
interesting this week by the pariclpa-
ton Of the newly organized Gi"H clt"'
The devotional exercise was led by VT
e. ID. Buggess. utter which The Trum-
pct" staff was elected. Officers eiected
ore as follows:
Editor IN chiCf-E"v. O. a. Kelley.
Assistant eI!tor-,l;crnad.n Mcl.auGh-
lin.
Personal editor-IIe!cn NcCabe.
business mana ger-EesnltS tie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES King.
Jokes--Wilma Wcimer
Athletics-Zack Springer.
Tho Literary societies have rHorgan-
tied and the Pryants vii! present their
first program Friday evening. September
80. Following the program social Will
be given at the Gorm!tory. Contents or
the program:
bryant Song
Introductory remarks ...........,.,.
......... Pres. Berlin Smith
Piano solO... Florence Evans
Humorous reading lack Springer
Vocal solo. Ethel Atkinson
Talk Observation-Disclosures. II. b. Rogers
lian3 dnet ...'.......... '''.':.'.
.('lara Iueci:e and Florence Evans
School Song
Thu constitution work on tie .ry n
rasium and reservoir is progressing
furry we'll .afi&0uGi somewhat iUprGed
during tho past week N account nf In
clement weather. The r:rnS 70 the res
"~v"'r hav" been Laid. and everything H.
IN readiness Cor tic cement work. and
the erection &C pU;r:. h"use.
West Liberty Eriofs
Mr.. Van Camp Of rad"n city. was Il
business visitor here last week.
Charles Blake of Valley Grove. 4 for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05

Mrs. Showmenrst: "O-o-oh. didn't
know you had your walls painted over.
Mrs. rpandcinG: We didn't: we used
Blue Devil Cleanser. ADV.
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S12.74
for Skirts'

Most OF them are Of the Air.
>>C Prunella cloth, N navy,
crown, tan, grey aol black,
with stripes and pla;ds in be-
coming combinations, Plain
W pleated models.
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tho dispute. reached over tAs 49, * ~
tho passengers and struck AeNiexn.
over the head with a controller nalsi
or other weapon, seriously in1urinS nin'
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dles Club

Miss Maude I. WItherson. director Of
music has organized n Girls Gee club,
consisting OF eighteen members, with
Miss Clara l.uecke as pianist. The first
mecr,ne was held Tuesday. September
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05

We have guaranteed Typewriters from
$1,000 up. vs. s. Stnddard. IL 18th 81.
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When quick results are imperative
1n,elligencer Want Ads never 'fAil.
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A stage OF nine feet OF water and sta
tionary was registered late last eve
ming at the local wharf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05
Anniversary Special No. 81.
HUDSON SEAL COATS,
S294.74
Anniversary Special No. 81.
WOMEN'S BROWN BOOTS,
So

Genuine Hudson Seal Cdy"d
mu>krat in 36-inch models,
with belt. I'iain silk lining
with embroidered border. Some
have skunk collars.
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PROF. AL X. Hall

PROF. AL X. Hall, ESQ
Sunday night ended our long
money making job. much to OY'
grief as far as money was concerned
but much to the JOY of some OF US
who were losing sleep.
Wuxtral wuxpa At last pro
vence the bra Mess has made n
great discovery. It is a secret but
| viii now make it public. Chemical
has discovered that the moon is not
made OF green cheese AZ he and
many others have thought for a
long time, but Is of the variety
called Swiss. call that intelli-
gcncc.
Friends, we have one great ques-
ton burdening our minds at the
present fA'd that Is: What angle dd
Happy Aby," the human exponent
make when he passed merit badge
on angling2
Fellow scouts. we have in our
midst English" Mckinney, the
fame OF troop 3. We are think
ing OF electing him Exalted Nut OF
the 4. O. II. II. TO you who have
not heard of this unsophisticated
specimen of II battery, l will not
describe him as 1t is too painful.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

as no out -tho-open cushion on the
floor can. Two woolly blankets In a
gay plaid pattern will be appreciated. I.
one to spread inside the basket bed
and the other to drape over the
wicker hod and keep out the drafts.
Any we'll brought up dog appre-
cintea a handsome drinking bowl.
You can get one made of polished
green pottery with white lettering
"For a Good Dog" or Drink. Dog
gle, Drink" around the shallow bowl.
And don't forget circular rubber
mat for the bowl TO repose upon.
The handsomest gift you can give
lido ia travelling basket. This
may he OF shiny black leather or OF
wicker with tan leather straps and
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By JIGGS.

tMaggie's out of town.
At O'Clock when the meeting
was supposed to start about eight
boys were on the scene. Well. any
how, when they all got there we
started meeting. We had 30. some
body said Drury Melone was sick
Maybe it was his head (cabeZet.
Our noble hunter, Robert Dolly
Stone. came in late Gas usua). lie
said he had been hunting for ducks
but | bet 1t was his powder puff he
was looking for. Johnny setter
strom and Freeman Rapier passed
some second class tests. Linwood
Handy, George Goodale, Joe Desso
anu Fred Van Schalck passed merit
badges In swimming. firemanship
and safety first. After the meeting
we played basketball. Say. for a
comedian on the basketball court
Johnny Setterstrom wins the tissue
bathtub. Archie Jenkins. one OF
our old scouts, who has been IN
Kansas, returned home. We are
all glad TO see Archibald. Say, now.
Reep this to yourself: x Ia wis
pered around that Fred "Freaky
Van Schaick wants 20 be society
editor.
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DoACDD ruRN DAILY
he Tulsa Council
" AMERICA

the number of boy scout books that
she 80 considerably presented to us.
We will therefore take this occasion
10 thank you publicly, Mrs. Harrins-
ton, on behalf OF all the scouts
Father Depreitre arranged for the
bookcase and laid down the regula-
tons at our last meeting, governing
the using OF the volumes. James
Tally was elected librarian and
Harry O'Gorman, assistant. Some
sixteen boys took advantage OF the
opportunity In making use OF the
library the first night.
We will gladly accept any future
contributions in the book limo from
anyone having such stuff good for
good boys. either money or books.
we don't care which.
After the election Of James Tally
II was ruled that he should be put
through Lovers Lane" He went
through. but ne didn't love the lane.
Harry O'Gormau made "A t2-woro
speech. and was spared.
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ton This Is done by appealing TO
his love of % contest, always en-
phaaiGinE In this appeal the fact that
u" health contest is a Jolly one, "A
itollc rather than series Of chores.
The health calendar Is tho latest
or the original methods OF getting
THIS message across" to the chill
drcu devised by the child Health
organization There are mnhy others
lust az unique. II was this organ
izution, for instance. which first
thought Of sending out Cho Cho,
the health clown. To take the place
81 the stnid lecturer who formerly
on health and hygiene.
To a roomful of admlrlng and
ecstatic children Chu Cho gives ad-
Vice which L not only sound
scientifically. but IL pretty certain
to bc followed What .youngster
can resist a real circus clown?
As DR.. l.. Emmett Holt, whose
authority on all matters OF child
health is nationally recognized, says
Cho's);
This nonsense is the best kind
OF practical sense in health matters.
lts teaching IL adapted not only
To children but 10 growuupa."
Health plays, fairy stories.
alphabcts and a health game Csome-
what after the manner of authors
and even more fun) are some OF the
novel Ideas OF this original cam
paign.
The whole movement to teach
health To the public school children
had its beginning In the war period,
when 1t was discovered by experts
that many of the grave physical
defects discovered among Tho Npunp
men OF the nation could bo- traced
back to childhood--the uu(broWth
! Of malnutrition or Of physical de.
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