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10 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1922 ' SURELY DOCTORS GAN BE HEALTHY PERSONS School Moves to Guard Health of Medics On the theory that physicians should be as hardy physically and alert mentally as any group. of indi- viduals in the world, the faculty of Northwestern University Medical . School, with the co-operation of Presi- dent Walter Dill Scott and the trus- tees, is now establishing a system of physical and mental "audits" that may eventually make the 400 young men studying medicine at in the world. The plan is based wholly upon the idea that tyro physi- cians cannot do better by themselves during the college stage of their careers than by perfecting themselves physically. It is hoped that by con- tinually supervising their health the "medics" at Northwestern will be able to study to greater advantage, work harder and longer and enjoy life more fully than if there were no su- pervision at all. Dr. William A. Evans, professor of |g public health at Northwestern TUni- versity Medical School, is chairman of a special committee of physicians which has charge of the work, his colleagues being Dr. W. C. Gilbert, Dr. W. H. Holmes, Dr. John A. Wolfer, Dean Arthur I. Kendall, head of the medical school, and President Walter BOURNIQUE'S Dancing - - Deportment Private Classes personally conducted by ALVAR L. BOURNIQUE Juveniles: Winnetka Woman's Club Tuesday, October 24 Juniors: Roycemore Gymnasium, Evanston, Saturday Evening, November 4. Membership accorded new famil- ies on presentation of satisfac- tory social and business refer- ences. OFFICE AND STUDIO 1134 N. Dearborn Street, Chicago Superior 8564 FOUR DELIVERIES DAILY | Dill Scott. | been appointed thoro | ical | with tal them alertness Dr. M. A. Andreean has make the most of their time and op- student health ad-| portunities. visor at the medical school, which is| Cornell started a similar activity last located at South Dearborn street, just| year and that Columbia is now taking adjacent to Wesley Hospital, Twenty-fifth street. out lined the general scheme as fol-| ciple to all its students. lo a WS: "Our plan is to make each year al : | ugh physical audit of our med. | Children to Benefit by Fig students and to keep in touch | throughout months of their work both as to phy-| Day in Wilmette. sical well-being and as to progress | citation is by the Children's Benefit | they are making based on the results of special men- analyses. charged merely to cover expenses but | our purpose is to help the young men |to solicit funds in the village by ac- | who are engaged in the serious work | tion of the Board of Trustees, which | in | Save for the fact than near |it up, I think Northwestern is the Reasonable Prices LADIES' TAILOR GEORGE J. EBER Excellent Workmanship Chairman Evans | first medical school to apply the prin- TAILORING - REMODELING - REPAIRING 1202 CENTRAL AVE. Phone Wilmette 18 Tag Day in Wilmette | Monday, October 16, will be Tag | This time the soli- the nine their studies |league, which supports several chiid welfare enterprises in Chicago and | vicinity. | The league was given authorization | A fee is Sweaters Northwestern | the healthiest group of their class § of studying medicine and so to main-| yoted approval at its regular meeting | tain their morals as to permit them to'last Tuesday evening. INTERNATIONAL AND ANNUAL ~~ CHICAGO RADIO SHOW U. J. HERRMANN, MANAGING DIRECTOR THE FIRST MANUFACTURERS' EXPOSITION EVER HELD COLISEUM SAT., OCT. 14 to EXHIBITS FROM FRANCE, GREAT BRITAIN, GERMANY SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT FEATURES DAILY AFTERNOONS ADMISSION 50c SAT. 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I eens beens ...$4.50 American Family Soap, 10 bars limit Sentinel Brand early June peas, extra sifted, can 5c; 0.5 to a customer, with a grocery order of dOZEN ic nissnssinnnctsssivisisses cenis cw sessese eters 00 $2.00 or more, 10 bars for, Sar 49¢ Mouser Juin Not san Yalow Pres oaks, gan 2.60 Sugar, 10 lbs. 68c; 10 lbs. to a customer, Matcher large Pe ® bores) i caisieies rere tivinies site 3lc Fancy cooking, boiling and baking po- , : : atoes, per peck .....c..0000nneen ..35¢c Plymouth Rock Sweet Gherkins, regular price 25c, this Week PEL JAP «ov veervnvrrarsransvnsetsnnssnssnrsnaens 15¢ Fancy cooking, boiling and baking po- Cliquot Club Ginger Ale, per case of 2 dOZ. assole viviness $3.90 tatoes, per bushel ............., $1.33