5. 53-,» weight of euthor.
.. 4:... other and. the con-
'. y one who is well
E-‘wk “lsrnin,” but
_ cause. the schod
m chi-m her lace in
he as a will in r-
,0 ; .‘merice to do th use
not d. 1.x. icr the gentle ed-
I,” 61 ksethom
gtbe :niulzent mother can.
”on to do certain things he
'1 do to become heelthy end
.. the .‘E‘ ;>nse is not elways
75.51121: n.l. endbecsussof
mfiac: i“: there often ll no
, “-515; l‘ it just let teacher
:5. r e“ :9 boy to drink milk
5 | 7-3;. or cat wholesome
sad 1.. a (hunces are over
u- 17 in {nwr of e spontane-
570288.
.... of this powerful influence
Masher exerts over mm:
the Americen Child eelth
‘Ri. of which Herbert Hoov—
psidsnt. has turned to the
sum ss one of its most of-
- allies in en intensive, eaort
«v the race.
throughout the co
mote rurel districts s! ,We
do congested cities. he be-
utsm: ei in the work of ,‘ths
W‘Mevr—»MM. .n. ......
.e
Associstion. which is e me er
3!“ old Child Health Orgaillgizatigg
America end the Amsticen Child that cred rope:
Hygiene Associetion, end ere giving diet 111:? tlioeb. igfd Nowthtlizy ere ‘
hourl striking f of their velue given soup end zrshesn
es 111 sioneries n this greet work. crsckers.
of th. ' ”ham This heslth‘cti education is but one
Child Th.HeelfhoAssociation is to melts Amtrgc‘n “a“ t° which the
heelth addicts of sll the boys end
them, to dis lees the old cold
lunches of doughnuts, pie end meet
,, fins—.12». .m..o~~. h“ urn-'0'», ‘
ld Health Assoeietion
has dedicated itself. The Associso
girls of Americs.
It is not eno
h.
therefore. thet the children of
tion concerns itself with the health
schools know what is
They must practice w
preach
ed. xneks heelth. s heh ht.
lnthe mommyinz etchin,
ericen schoo
s. lissonhin health.
ore er s e s an
exhibit of the foods that build
muscles. enhance the beeuty and
teacher of en
shown conductin
0n the table
keep the doctor sway.
spection reveels e bsked
fresh milk, breed, spinech. beets,
carrots, end other good thinzsto
eat. It is not enough that she show
tfor themgm
hes:-thro
is
A close in-
potato,
._ ---- ~-
the food; she is going e step fur-
therI the n ssery step, end ex-
fleining whyml hese foods ere better
or the heelth then pestry coffee
end other things that are ta 0.
In the rural schools. where chil-
dren live so fer away they are com-
elled to ca their unch hot
unches heve
en arranged for D
youngsters from nsrs-ustsl
the school ens. e
tehlis ed at its administrative heed- .
i$mrters. 370 Seventh Avenue. New
rk e centrslclee house 0!
useful informstion on d heelth
subjects which is evsilebls to none
munity ornnisetions. .
The emcersof the Aseociefia. in
addition to Mr?! Hoover es Ml.
ere as follows
Vice-Presidents. Dr. L. Emmett
Holt, Dr. Livingston Ferrend and
mm. Thomas D. Wood; W.
Courtsney Din-
widdie is the generel executive; Dr.
2:31.? $13101ther linens
ca ee cs.
Jean is the director of Heelth'
Education.
The netionel headquarters is st
532QSeventeenth St. t... Washington.
Corcorsn Thom; Secretsry.
Philip Van Ingeil.
fig 3
Had Fine Record
'ntil Late Yest’érdhy
r
. Kw“ Yuk city was
' i ‘ " “7:: on the charge
* . $25 on the chute
.s . “ vr “uh full costs.
'00. to psy for the
\‘ "Reent Silk’s cloth-
' :r into police heed-
n ."
‘ ‘1. ' '- Norwalk yesterdey
‘ home of his brother.
sides on tho Derien
. wed some money end
old him ha
was un-
. .—...
CH'
M" ,3'ifiH;
able to give him any. Thomas became
enraged and started to fight with his
tu‘other.
Chief Pennington and Sergeent Silk
arrested Thomas. Chief Pennington
stated that he found Kelly walking
around in an. intoxicated condition.
Kelly did not went to get into the
automobile. but after awhile wss pr-r-
sueded to do so. When they were half
way to the police station. Kelly made
on sttempt to get out and in so do-
ing struck and kicked Chief Penning-
inn.
Silk to get in the reer seet end help
hold the man down. He fought until
he was lodged in the cell at police
headquarters.
THIRD NIGHT...
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It was necessary for Sergeent
;_UTAUQUA
Attorney John Cuneo. who repre‘;
sented Kelly. steted
Kelly hed served eight years in the
United States Navy and during the
had made meny trips scross the we-
ever been erresoed sud. thet he lied e
splendid record. -m
in handing down the eenteaoe,
Judro \ neburgh look into the meld-
oration the fect thet Kelly hed served
in the World war. He steted. however.
that this was all the more reeson why
Kelley should continue to keep up the
good record thet he hefi reeds up lla-
til the effeir of yesterd
se 5
-.l
war was in the Trnneport service end.
in court the-l -
r
tor with troop. He else stetsd thee. -_
this was the first time thet xéiiy bed
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South Norwalk
Harding’s Father. 7 9,
_ Tells Health. Rule
MARION. Ohio. June 12.-_—Dr.
George '1‘. Herding. tether of the
President wee up eerly this morning.
hllehed up hie sorrel mere and utter
e heerty presto-at drove to the Mer-
loe Its: building. where the Presl-
dent's newspaper is locetsd. end pre-
persd to receive coniretuletions. For
today Mr. ass-dies is celebrating his
70th blrthdey. Just three no“ etc
tedeyhs "celled es he coins into the
Its: editorial room. he wee perhepe
the heppieet seen the United
Bates. fos- his eon bed been nomin-
eted es the standard beer-er of the
Republieesi M.
- “rneprettrxoodmsn”Ds-. Kerd-
in; comment“! as the "force" of the
leer
eonsretulsted him.
“Islion‘t need to tell use that
the wens is not better. Luau bet-
“he commented as he reed the
morning pepsrs. He then beset: to
reminisce Mt' hie boyhood deye,
spent on the ferns where the Presi-
dent wee born. Asked how he had
not in such good hsslth. he declered
thet “setlns rye breed. end oetmeei"
wse‘the secret. for. he said. “thet
3009' the exterior clean."
The Doctor received from; the
President s. sltt of nieces; congratu-
MacDonald to Address,
,- ' Elks on Flag Day
Nomi): ISodse. No. 109. B. P. 0.1-3.
will hold a. his program on Thursday
—Fla.g Day. Preliminery to progress:
the foUov‘rtns selections will be render- I
ed by Acmeriosn Band:
Selecion—Bters and Stripes res-eves- l: .
(Souse: Overture—Selected. Selection. '
Second Regiment March (Reed). %
The progrem':
1 ”ster Spengled Banner. Amer-
icen Bend.
z—Introductory Exercises. Exalted
Ruler eudu Officers. _
S—Preyer. Cheplein.
4—"Columbie he Gem. of .
Oceeu". Officers end Members. .
S—Enory of the Flex. ‘
e—Alter Service. Esquire end Of-
ficers'.
7—-—"Anld Ilene Sync“. Officers and
Members.
s—Musld ‘Me's-ylend"
Kentucky Home", "Dixie".
9—Recitetion.
10—Addrees. Hon. Pirie MscDoneld.
11——
Bulgarian Peasants
Said to Be 111 Revolt
BELGRADE. June I’ve-mt re-
volts W the new regime ere re-
ported. throughout Bulserie. accord-
ing to the Born correspondent of
Poutike. end *Vreme.
In the neighborhood of Plevnie the
revolt enumedperlous proportions. it
is declered. end I. force of ten thou-
sand is sold to heve been surrounded.
Fresh troops heve been dispetched
to this loeslltsh
The cos-respondents report that the
out hes ordered the mobilise-
the
“My, Old
tion of ell reserve officers and of pev- _.
in: £1 "
The Member confirm thet former
”Wink! is not under
m‘hutsddthet there is no news
ens! sonnets-seer. Volunteers ere hes-1
sensed.
“theym were holding two!
was...
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