The evening world. Newspaper, July 10, 1902, Page 7

| MORE MONEY FOR |PR«c ~ THE SIGK BABIES Generous Children Help Along The Even- ing World Fund by Entertainments. THE SUBSCRIPTIONS. Furey, yeldon. » Arthur Whit- adie Hole... cee, 12.50 Tao and Royal Lavy, Alico Borchart, Mabel Tipping and Ruth Smith “) 10.00 Hi Eva and Ada Harte MASTER LEO LEVY. The big-hearted boys and girls who have done such great work in past years in helping along The Evening World Sick Babdles’ Fund are again busy. By stands, fairs and other entertain- ments they are raising money to increase the scope of the Fund's grand life-sav- ing crusade. The following letter has been recelved from Master Leo Levy, a wideawake benefactor of the sick ba- bles: I have had a stand on Fifty-elgbth ntreet; by the sum of ‘$10, Ine, 38 B. 58! Ruth Smith, No, 338 E, 68th Mabel Tip a. A photograph of this bright young man 1s printed here. A group of State street, Brooklyn, children celebrated July 4° by ralsing $12.59 for the Fund. For boys and girls to pause in Fourth of July festivities to think of the suffering of others im- plies no little self-sacrifice. The names of these State strect helpers are Jennie Frank Cunningham, Irene Ken- nedy Grace and May Furey, Florence Saunders, Mabei Sheldon, Esther Bridg- Eddie Holtz, Marle Pickett and Arthur Whittier, ‘There is need for all the contributions that can be sent in, for the hot spell brings untold misery’ and illness to the children of the tenements. Contributions should be addressed to the Cashier of The World, Pulitzer Building, New York City. From “Baby Edna.” Inclowed please find $1 for the Sick ables Fund, Bab; yy Edna. A Kind Hope. Inclosed please find $2.05, which we have col- lected for the sick dables, Mt will do them good. ‘Helen MG. Harheld Ade Harfteld, Lulu Wichmann, No, 213 W. 118th et. N. ¥. Boys and a Girl. Wichmann, ie Simon Scheurer, 79th a, Taidor Hahn, No, \ Jeasle Robert 79th at, For “Some Small Sufferer.” Here tx 20 centn from Nils Holland and A. Lowenstein, hoplag it will do tome small suf- ferer goot. Collected by “Willing Workers.” Incloted pleave find g cente collected by will. ing. workers. Hoping {Tt will do some poor baby ‘Mamle Wilron, Pauline Bley, 8. G1-59 W. 114th wt, KING REGAINING HEALTH STEADILY. British Medical Journals De- nounce as Lies Stories of Malignant Disease—Opera- tion Wound Is Healing. LONDON, July 10.—The bulletin on King Kdward’s condition posted ft Buckingham Palace at 10 o'clock this morning says: “The King’s condition continues to be satisfactory. “TREVES, LAKING, BARLOW.” ‘An authoritative statement regarding te health of King Edward waa pubs jssue of the Bri teh M It says: Inv! the fact that sinister stories continue to be munutactured and printed, jt may be agin stated phat.cally as possible that during the Operation no trace of malignant disease Was observed, that no suspicion of any kind has arisen since, and that the Medical attendants are quite satisfied that His Majesty's constitution 1s thor- ougnly wount e British Medical Journal adds: an he pogress of the eat week has cou ¢ desired, Been evernt e desired Il deep, 1s grant lating ‘well, ‘During the last ten day the Improvement In His Majesty's gen eral health has been remarkably rapid ‘The King hae regained his strength al- most compietely, and 1s able to take restricted diet with a good appetite Lancet also stixmat! ‘ the seni the faint Picion of any malignant ¢ @ Lancet specifically the King |s free frpm cance FAREWELL T0 ARMY BLUE. Khaki to Me the Characterin' ® Feature of Uniform in Future, WASHINGTON, July 10.—The board of officers which has been considering the subject of uniforma for the army fas completed Its report. If lus recommenda: tions are ad hak will be feriatic in future instead of bius. found to be more SRrViOe AD wi mi frtable than the woollen clot far fous vonspicuota Helo Wanted--Male em- 4 we sincerely bope | } First of a Series of Les- sons in Which All the Steps Will Be De- scribed and Theirlm- portance Explained. In a series of six lessons, of which this is the first, Dr. J. J. Voorhees, of the Pratt Institute, will tell for Evening World readers hew to learn to swim, The lessons are illustrated by photographs taken esvecialiy for The Evening Wor.d. Dr. Voorhees, Prof. Sundstrom, Cub, and six young women assist. ants give free lessons in swimming in the swimming school at Battery Tlace, under the auspices of the Board of Education. The instruc tion given readers of The Evening World is on the system employed at tie swimming school. BY DR. J. J. VOORHEES. There are six distinct steps to be acquired in learning the art of swim- ming as it 1s taught under the aus~ pices of the Board of Education. We divide the course into land and water drill, and there are tiiree lessons in each. Under this system the pupils must become thoroughly proficient in the swimming movements before they are allowed to try them in the water. ‘There are three divisions in this preliminary course, and it is impor- tant that they should be thoroughly jearned. Some claim that practice of the movements out of the me- dium is of little value, but experi- ence in the public baths here has taught us that the opposite is true. The three movements in the land drill are the arm, leg and combination strokes, the last belng the use of the arms and lege In unison as in swim~ ming. After considerable work with these exercises, and not before, the pupil is allowed to enter the water and begin to use there the movements learned on land, In the water the first lesson is with the stationary belt. stretching across the pool supports the body while the movements of hands and arms and the position of the body are learned, After the pupil has ac- quired more confidence the stationary belt i dispensed with and he or she is | are of same. value BQX FRONT. instructor at the New York Ataletic| ‘The wide girth |°h Introduced to the trolley. Individual belt suspended @ rope. The sixth and final lesson }s given In the water without « support of ind. LESSON I. The arm movement constitutes first lesson, It is first essential in learning this movement that the hands This ts an pverhead by anv should be kept flat with the palms down. | ward, as this is an important assistant in supporting the body The elbows should peadrawn nearly to the sides the forearm being at the » time brought to the front of the at this motion, as the following “two movement Is the extenglon of the arms | and {t {s more practicable for the count “Two, “one” to come In then; one, two, three." The movement called in pushing the hands forw arms are fully thus: the} with the palms downward, the ingers and thumbs nearly touching. il should be taught to count) d ull the tended in front of the |ming ix proper Droathing, and, this should be taught from the first. Bex ners often hold the breath during # V rokes, and the resul soon out of wind and exhausted Breath- ing can be regular and as rapid as in nt-exercise, and this can be vith the land drill uite easy to learn to reason why In some c t seems to take so much time and effort is that the pupil overestimat the diMculty. Confidence wil) do much |toward rapid progress and the lack of twill keep back a pupil as nothing e will, next lesson -will be devoted to the leg movement. WERDANN DID HIS DUTY. \Phe Park Pollceman Who Arrested “Jack the Creeper.” Park Policeman Werdann arrested Max Hadelverg “Monday evening for creeping up behind a young couple in Central Park and frightening a young ady jato convulsions. Magistrate Hogan fined Hadelberg $10, after the arms ~ kept at a level geally arraigning him» for his act equal to about two inches below the! misplacemen® of the names In this surface of the water. story it was made to appear In yester Then turn the palms of the hands| gay’s Evening World that Mr. We slightly outward and use a sweeping! was the offecder an@ that he was fr ke until the hands and| py the Magistrate. This wes a mistak:, most a right angle with} of course, and Tho Evening World re- fold the n ment. be thoroughly It only by constant practice Proper Breathing. One Band from ‘FLORODORA ‘Cigars. “CUBANOLA’ ‘GREMO" “GEO. W.CHILDS REDEEMED AT [ om seer art arms back inte jon whole of the arm moves mavtered "or JACKSON SQUARE Cigars as one “SWEET CAPORAL' CIGARETTE 2/7 7 AVE. NEAR #8 % ST. grets that it occurred, Policeman W dann, whosa record as un officer faultless. had no cther connection with the affair than simply the dis tence of this paragraph or Two Bands from / NEWYORK. » rge of, his duty, as stated Ir the opening sen- | TICAL LESSONS IN THE ART OF SWIMMING FOR THE EVENING WORLD READERS BY DR. VOORHEES. PERE RL te ENING, JULY 10, 1908. rn 2novenent zee Janda arill. all silk, variety sheets and 24 £) set, make, blue and T ffeta Ribbons, No. 3tinsel mixed, Antique Moire Ribbons, Nos. 7,9 and 12, reguiar price 7c. to 10¢.3 y\ Writing Paper, box containing 24 4c plain; value toc, Bed TI king, famous “Amoskeag Special Items for All Day rriday. None Sent C. 0. 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Two hundred persons in Mitdle Vile) s he had started for work, whil ‘ ‘ arm a’ heavy lage, L. 1, to-day, watched a furloes Real ceren two brawny uel to the death betwe giants, one of whom was armed wiih} a heavy tron crowbar and other with a ponderous sledge-hammer a With these terrible weapons the two} n heat each other's faces almost to the peopl lehbo: awed h m i ; und they are both gasping their | i ein st in th man Hospital now f nto two parties and cleared ins ic oanEnTe Hear features contestanta, ‘Te men fouant for fully ekulls fractures ane Mi thirty minutes. Thon, as tf by a signa frushed out of all semblance to the/ihe two sudleny aropoet ba h haat fapidiy growing weaker in human fare John Fensia) &, rosdcmhouidersa pie lest Yew “minuter=sno fol to th German, thir y-five years old, who lives) "Dr Wineberger, of the enliite: ae tigvolla. atreat, was the ag-| pital, took them together tn one ambu lance to the Instituiton. gressor, and Peter Martin, a strapp 16 Briton four years younger, was only a) moment behind him In the fight He HELD FOR THEFT OF HAY. ——— Easily Cured. Mrs. S*san Clapper, of the W.G.T. U., Saved Her Hus and from a Drunkard's Grave. A simple, tasteless and odorless remedy be given in the coffee or thousands of the drink habit. 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