The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1911, Page 14

aut [no ee k f f E we P | trom side to aide when it is tying on! the stomach, with the tongue held for- ward In the mouth, “After that it Is necessary to restore HEAD OF LEAGUE OF WOMEN SEEKING TO BE LIFE SAVERS back and raising and lowering the | arma, ‘Finally, when there are signs of life, the patient's clothing {s removed, the body dried and the limbs, arms and body | rubbed briskly toward the heart to re- ation. also receive instruction in afloat if they should chance ~ RST LEAGUE FOR LIFE SAVING * To Teach Swimming and the , Methods of Rescue From Drowning. n and girs all knew how uch a horrible disaster as affair would not be repeated. nr measure of ing Is one of the ror women, It e circulation, Keeps one in and rkable even tit gives.” | _—— “FIRST AID” A FEATURE. ata | $99,570,449 PAID IN TAXES. Want Every Girl to Know How to Take Care of Herself in Water. ‘ovember of 1 collections amounted By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. There has just been incorporated tn the State of New York an organiza- | ta the breath, by laying the body on tts] ~ » the water fully dressed, |ineredient, but one that any one can make. ays of slipping out of cum-!A pint of granula jothing and keeping one's of warm water, atirred for 2 minutes, gives water during. the process. |you as good syrup as money can buy. gives you a full pint of Simply mix it as directed with sugar syrup or strained honey, and it le ready for une Stops a Deep-Seated Cough in a Hurry A Family Supply of Unequalled Cough Remedy for 50c.—Money Re= | funded If It Falls, | Cough medicines, large proportion of piain syrup--a good sugar, with % pint A BO-cent bottle of pint bottle with home- mixed in a ou could buy ready-mixed for in more homes in the Ss. and v. tion 4 th fonal W Lit a ar ii called the National Women's Life- Saving League. It is the first woman's CATHERINE eae ueNS Tit sccer al oat life-saving league in the United States, a Presi tee 4 and it alresdy has over three hundred) have pecome so thoroughly converted to | = ae a Jocal members, with branches in New! our movement that they b ‘6 intros oe Jersey, Connecticut and Massachusetts.| quced the land-drill for wi ne awime Here are some of its important purposes, | mers into the schools which have no as defined in the league's constitution, | swimming Instructor | “To encourage swimming by women|ARE FULLY INSTRUCTED IN { ern ro 1€Pr°s LIFE SAVING. moral character and children, “To co-operate with other organiza- tions, whenever advisable, in the dis- semination of knowledge on life-saving from drowning and ‘first ald’ to the in- jured. “To hold annual competitions for @edals, prizes and the like. “To encourage and advocate simplicity ‘and rationalism in bathing and swim- ming costumes. “To establish an athletic branch for the supervision of athletics for women] 6 or ing a hase {he by women, in order to raise the dignity] ojude the head rm, the bl- ~ of such branch of outdoor sports so that] ceps, the G the breast “Any woman of &¢ sixteen years of age Our headquarters are at fifth street, Brooklyn. The tnitlation feo 1s $1 and the dues & cents per year. “After the girls learn to swim they are instructed in the technique of Iife- Imported Shetland Wool WAISTCOATS, JACKETS, TUESDAY, AN EXCEPTI “First they are taught how to grasp the ‘victim’ in such a way ag to break the dangerous s#trangte holds. “Then there are six different methods ft tel ith-] stroke and side strc arry. ha uinin \ Merce cxerolses cr ontec| vatier wat wolietion. We in plain and pleated effects, atta follow In general the method employed Mercerized materials with soft t ming and life-saving without subjection {) any embarrassing conditions, as sometimes arise where only men are im charge of arrangements. To advocate the general adoption of ny the United States Volu Saving Corps. The first thing, of course, is to get the water out of the body. This may be done by tickling the throat, or, in severe cases, by rolling the body or in see POSLAM QUICKLY CLEARS THE SKIN Heals Aggravating Affections, Caus- ing Them to Disanvear Regularly swimming and life-saving—Rescue and Resuscitation—as a branch of elemen- tary education.” “It sounds lke a busy programme,” remarked to Miss Katherine F. Mehr- tens, president of the league. TO MEET TWENTY TIMES EVERY MONTH. “Tt 1a,” ahe smiled. “This winter we shall meet twenty times a month. Every Monday evening there will be swimming instruction for beginners and improvers at the East Twenty-third street public baths, in charge of one of our experi- enced members. Every Tuesday evening such instruction will be given at the West Sixtieth street baths, and every Wednesday evening at the President etreet baths, in Brooklyn, Then we shall meet one night each week at each of the baths mentioned for recreation, and there ie a special night for liaprov- ers at the East Twenty-third street bath. Besides, we shall hold @ com- various corresponding colors, desirable patterns and all sizes, Men’s Hosiery, of Plain soles and tops, Regular! of Plain Silk, medium weight, in black or colors, of French Silk, in plain colors, with self clocks, Regular! 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