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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA,' TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1921
15
SAYS DR. CORNELL
'parents often te blame
Amens Philadelphia's 250,000 school
children there are about ns i many ! -
'Smell, director of mrdical In-pcrl en
' In the nubile schools, who nddrcsed the
inaual mcetliiK hurt night of the Dela-
Jrnre County Visiting Nurses' Asseda-
Dr Cernell snld most of the defects
...., tl,e sMinel children could be
yiMpnl directly te peer nutrition nnd
v.imnreper diets. He recommended milk
'',7b children's health-building fowl nnd
i iild the should drink n quart n day.
Iu describing the work of the I'hlln-
' delehla Department or. meiic ucnitii,
two-thirds of the children must have
notes font te their parents before the
pirenti would lccognlze anything Is
enc with them.
"Farmers take mere care of their
lock." said Dr. Cernell, "thnn many
Jirents de of their children. This Is
probably true because the farmer has n
rlilble profit In his stock, whlle the
parent mils te rccognlze the profit In
lis children."
Dr. Cernell snld 75 per cent of the
ichoel children are suffering with bad
teeth which need immediate attention.
Twenty per cent, he Hnid, need ev.
classes, 3 per cent have hearing defects,
m Tifr cent severely lack nutrition.
i 10 per cent bnve steeped shoulders, 1
per cent nnvc nurvuua iuhuubuh nnu a
peat many arc suffering from ndenelds,
bad tonsils nnd flat feet.
"The Health Department has found
t rrcat many children suffering from
erry ever work," Dr. Cernell said.
" 'Xlevle' madness nnd late hours nre
also recognized ns contributing te peer
faith among children."
JUDGE SPEAR TALKS
N. J. Justice Says Internal Passion
Menaces Democracy
Internal passion and class dissension
ate menacing democracy In this coun
try, according te Judge William II.
Spear, of the Superior Court of New
Jersey. Judne Spear addressed mem
bers of the Philadelphia Textile Manu
facturers Association last night nt their
acnlrwnrv dinner in the Manufactur
ers' Club.
"The pcople support the Constitu
tion," he said, "by supporting organ -bed
society and the law. KmllcnJs de
net belong te fceciety, and It ! be
cause the courts stand as obstacles in
today's follies against the law that the
Reds and Anarchists call them tyrannical."
WOMEN LACK AMBITION
TO RISE, EXECUTIVE SAYS
Could Build Business Enterprises of Own if They Cared te,
She Asserts
There's just one thing 'that keeps
women from building up business enter
prises of their own, or from getting
te the top In business concerns, and
that Is lack of ambition, according te
Miss Julia M. Hlankcnburg, an execu
tive In nn engineering concern.
If women really wanted te they could
advance, she said. "Women de net ad-
VOnrn hprnrtfl 1nrtnn1 nnaltUn. Ih U....I .
neus because they really de net want te.
j.ney ue net develop a business or their
own because they nre net sufficiently
Interested In it te put the deal
through."
Miss Amie Stene, mnnagcr of n
business, wen of the same opinion. Beth
speke at n meeting In the Central Uranch
of the Yeung Women's Christian As
sociation, where opportunities In busi
ness for women were discussed. "Girls
are satisfied with humble positions,"
said Miss Hlankcnburg. "They get n
position as stenographer, or bookkeeper,
and are willing te stay at that."
"That 1h entirely correct," said Miss
Stene. "Any girl enn go into business
for herself.
"Don't be afraid te go te a man nnd
ask te borrow money te start in busi
ness. It Is the way he get started. Yeu
are net begging, and Bheuld net feel
that you are."
OBJECT TO P. R. T. PARK
Mlllbeurne and Stonehurst Don't
Want Amusement Site
Residents of Melbourne joined with
these of Htenehtirftt Inur nlirVir I., nn.
posing the establishment of ait amuse
ment park west of Slxtj-thlid nnd
Market streets by the Philadelphia
Kapld Transit Company.
The meeting was In the posteffico
building In Upper Darby Township.
Several mrenlcitrM nutuirfArl (hut n.
..L ...BH . .vi4 ll.Ul fill
nmuscment park in uiu neighborhood
weuki uecrense tiie value of property
and hnve a general detrimental effect.
TO TRAIN QIRL-8COUT CHIEFS
About 100 young women .are ex
pected te enroll In the training course,
for Girl Scout lenders, which will open
nt the headquarters, 1503 Walnut
street, tonight nnd continue for ten
consecutive Tuesday nights. The clnss
then will be graduated nnd n new clnss
will begin. The subjects te be cov
ered Include knot-tying, drilling, sig
naling, gnmes for girls. Instruction In
health, mnp drawing, judging heights,
weights and distances, nature study,
first nld and talks en fire prevention.
Bey Hurt by Fall
.J.heKns Mnna, eleven years old,
19J1 Ilreun Htrct, was taken te St.
Jeseph s llexpltnl last night with n
JMoeatod shoulder as a result of a fall
while plnjing In the jnrd of the Mende
school, Eighteenth nnd Thompson
it reels.
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R. S. SMITH HONORED
Phlla. Man Made Llfe Governer of
King's College Hospital, Londen
Majer R. Stunrt Smith of this city,
has been elected one of the life gov
ernors of King's College Hospital, Lon Len Lon
eon, nccerdlng te word received here
today. The motion was mnde by
Viscount Hnmbleden, the chnirman, nnd
seconded by Dr. II. Wllleughby, dean
of the school.
Majer Smith is the son of Edwin T.
Smith, of 1811 De Lanccy place. He
Is a member of the law firm of Morgan.
Lewis & Beckiuu. of this city, nnd
during the war wns engaged In Red
Cress work in England.
Students Jein Art Association
The Artrt Association of the collcge
department of the University of Penn
sylvania is mnklng a mcmbcrshly drive
nmeng the students. Captains of the
teams recruited for the drive report
many new members.
OVERSUBSCRIBE LOAN
Bids en 8oheol Project Reach Total
of $1,465,00
The $1,000,000 long-term C per cent
Bchoel lean for new buildings wns over
subscribed yesterdny, when Council's
Finance Committee opened the bids.
Total bids amounted te $1,400,000.
The largest bidder wns the Scheel
Sinking Fund, which nsked for $760,
000 nt par. The Glrard Estate bid
for $500,000 nt par and Harrison tt
Ce. nsked for $200,000 nt 100.0015.
Harry T. Steddnrt, n member of the
benrd, plnccd n bid for $5000 at par In
his own nnme nnd for $10,000 at par
for the cstnte of Harry 8. Stoddart.
The committee accepted nil the out
side bids nnd will use the sinking fund
money te purchnse $285,000 worth of
the bends se. ns te mnke up the $1,000,
000 required. Ttie action will coma
befere the beard today for ratification.
Sell University Orchestra 8eats
The sale of tickets for the Philadel
phia Orchestra concerts nt Welghtman
Ilnll for Btuderts of the University of
I-cnnsylvnnin started today. The tickets
nre for the sensen. which consists of
five concerts. These concerts nre eerW
ducted under the auspices of the Frank
lin Society.
"I believe," declares Tom Tem
my, "if statue had tummiei,
Ancre Cheese would make
their mouths water. 1 bet it
would even make a Sphinx
mile."
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When Ole Bull was asked
this question, he replied:
"There s the same difference
between a fiddle and a violin
as between a fiddler and a
violinist."
We use this bit of circum
locution te call your attention
te the fact that today there are
tee many "fiddlers" In business
offices, factories, stores, shops,
domestic service, mills, etc.
But experts CAN be found
new with but little search
professionals, tradesmen and
laborers, men and women
skilled, experienced, aggressive,
loyal out of employment be
cause of business conditions or
uncongenially placed.
It's your chance.
Bring your organization up te
"concert pitch" NOW.
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ONE MILLION intelligent,
up-te-date readers (averaging
four te a copy) can help you.
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Le-ing the Peer Indian : ny j. p. mcevey
WE HAVE a very silly custom of lo le
Injf the fcoer Indian, net knowing,
pcrhnps, that he doesn't need it. Tn
truth, he might very well return a few
of our complacent lo-les with a couple
of prlmltive poeh-poolm.
Compnre, for instance, the Indlan'a
idea of a party with curs.
When ene of us given a party we ex
pect our friends te .eme bearing gift.
And they usually ceme and glve us
pemcthtns they don't need nnd we don't
want.
But when an Indian throws n pnrty
the guests come and give away the
things they prize most. And the host
net te be outdone, gives something of
his own te each of them. That's what
I call throwing a party.
Who of us wouldn't like te give such
a party In order te get rid of seme of
the junk around the benne?
Fer, remember, the guest must take
whatever is given te him.,
But the Indlnn hns another rpinlnt
custom which I like even better than
his parties, and that is his idea of ex
terior house decoration.
The flnt thing the chief does, forln ferln
tance, when he mevei into his new te-1-co,
is te paint a picture story all ever
the outside of it, telling what n guy lit
is, who he licked, whnU wild nnlmnl
he knocked for n goal, and anything else
that Interests him.
What a beautiful thought!
Instead of painting the outsider el
cur heunea In cemtcal, flat tints, why
net cover them with pictures of our
selves in favorite pones, Interspersed
with Ideographs nnd pletegrams of the
Interests with which we are Identified?
Jack Dcmpsey. for Inirtnnce, would
hnve pictures of all his knockouts paint
ed en the walls and reef; Edisen might
inscrlbe the outside surface, of his
heuse with his comic rrucstlenB.
What pefl-ribllltirn I
Think of what your friends could dn
in the way of decorating ths outside of
the heuse I
Or yourself, for that matter.
WOOD SEES HARD JOB AHEAD
General, However, Expects te Be at
Penn Next Year
Mnjer General Leenard Weed, Gov Gov
ereor General of the Philippines, In a
letter te Dr. J. Nerman Henry, of this
city, gave ns his reasons for accepting
the governorship the fact that he never
could again "preach service te our pco pce pco
peo at home, ' If hn declined service
lilnicelf in the islnnds.
The situation there Is one of the
greatest gravity, he snld, and It affects
tha ten .and a .half million people lit
the islnrids.
"It is n work full of difficulty, but
one which must be tlone," he wrettt.
At the end of a year hs is expected
te ceme here and head the University
of Pennsylvania.
Penn Freshles Entertained
The Kclnsephlc Society, a student drill
of the I nlverslty of Pennsylvania for
the promotion of drama nnd literature,
wns host last night te the freshmen
when th"ir annual sneker was held.
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Film is that viscous coat you feel,
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This film absorbs stains, se it clouds
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Se beauty alone demands its daily
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The great teeth wrecker
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