The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1922, Page 9

Liar . ' “THE EVENING WORLD, BATURDAY, JULY 8, 1922. 8 ‘THE EVENING WORLD’S KIDDIE KLUB COUNTRY CAMP Playtime comes three times a day at The KIDDIE KLUB KAMP, after school, after noon and between supper and bedtime Then always there Is a great rush for the sand pile, when the kiddies play, each with his own pail and shovel. | ——-Z, ' a 3 FEATURES OF THE EVENING WORLD KIDDIE KLUB COUNTRY FUND CAMP, At Riverside Island, Off Foot of East 132d Street, Bronx. (Operating in, conjunction with the Department of Health “of New York.) J) .!t is the onty whooping cough charity in the world. The Kiddie Klub Country Fund is a 100 per cent. charity. Every Mecent donated goes toward the re, keep and entertainment of he children, Through the generosity of Bor- den’s Farm Products Company, Model Dairy Company, Clover . ‘ eH is » A Farms, Inc., Beakes Dairy Com- ¢ he i Zz ; lpany and Levy Dairy Company, oe 7 wad a round makes an are able to provide a quart of a " ‘ x2 7| Outdoor schodlroom rade A milk a day to each child os Be cg Feit: ae Fi le (\ Brandon O'Brien and our care. So far as we can as- . s j mF 5 2 is "Bu * at ‘certain we, are the only free va- =\"q Ad his "B ddy . cation health organization in the aQ: rite . © atl oh * recitation | world who does this. <9) ae Ny) We invite the children for the 04 full period of recuperation, which is usually six weeks. If they need One of the F a longer time in which to recover, Contributors who } they are welcome to remain. came to see Sponsors for the Kiddie Klub kiddies at Riverside ys Country Fund are: Miss Lillian sland. p Wald and Mrs. Mary Simkovitch, two of the most prominent social workers in New York; Mrs. Mary E. Boretz, Head Worker, Home Bureau of the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society; Health Com- fa missioner Copeland and Acting ] ealth Commissioner Monohan of New York; Eleanor Schorer, Evening World Kiddie Klub ie | | | if The Dinner Hour with Cousin Eleanor coaxing those with delicate appetites to Nvhen Playtime comes, the children enjoy it as they please, at sand pies, en the swings, or with ‘tops, pimwheels or games, —