The evening world. Newspaper, July 15, 1913, Page 3

TER. SEVERING WORLD, TURSDAY, SUEY") MOLL REVENS AAA M BLAS ‘DE CONGRESVEN Tells Senate Committee They Were the Ones to Be Knocked Out. Peso haere: aseinc an siete eee STITT, a ssianaoe World’s and New York Babies’ Welfare Association’s Great City-Wide Series of Prize Contests for Better Rush of Baby Entrants for Prizes in New Contests; 115 Register in a Day in Manhattan and Brooklyn Babies i Former Miss Jeiome of This City Wins Quick Verdict on Statutory Evidence. Have Hy ifli i jiiit ij LONDON, July 16.—A decree nist was Granted by the Divorce Court to-day to Mra, George -Cornwallis-West, formerty Lady Randolph Spencer Churchill, « daughter of tho Inte Leonard Jerome of New York. The inda for the granting of the decree Were statutory desertion and misconduct. The hearing lasted only @ few minut No mention was made in court of tnt name of the woman allesed been co-fespondent. Mr. Cornwallls- West, counsel stated, never obeyed the order of the court decreeing the rest! tion of conjugal rights and thia eon- stituted desertion, Mrs. Cornwallis-West appeared in the withess box for a few moments and formally corroborated counsel's statement regarding bor huspand’s non: pliance with the restitutional order, She anid her hiaband lett her on Dec. 2%, 1913, and nover returned, afi ii! OVERMAN SEES WILSON. it i Chairman of the Lobby Hunt- Yers' Has a Secret Conference : 33 it = i 33 i i F : 22: § {i SF ul H i H iF89%§ i : i é F f é 5 E is 3 itt if HE 2 5 Hi = g. "t i AN UNGRATEPUL BUNCH. Grockett’s letter added: “I hope you are getting a good thing out of this, for you surely Qedauded yourself. On the whole the people down here believe it. I Rnow it is true. Oliver Otis is clam- ering for me to be taken to Wash- faston, D. C, and there to be Dumped dry. I am ready to go. I hope you are putting the knife into gome of the pirates that did not like you. You and I know they were an Ungrateful bunch. “Now don't back down! by your colors! Stand If you need me Léttle Mothers, assisted her. They put medical profession loses track of the One Mother Presents {sie Motners. assis normal child's development between the Three Youngsters, All) “1 tove varies, but 1 Just ain't have time that It cute its teeth and the 4 Under Five, as Candi- dates--Crowd at Open- time to look at them enough,” sald Mra, Worden when registration closed for the day at 4 P. M. with fifty tote {t enters the public kindergarten. Dur- Ing that time small defects, scarcely no- Uceable to the parent He had written to her saying he never je to return, An inquiry agen{ deposed thay the respondent had with a» - an not the potitioner al a London hotel in the month of March as Captain and Mre, West, ‘ Mrs, Cornwallis-Weat gave her brief y the case. Mrs. Cornwallie-Weet will on the list. “Did you ever eee euch a can develop to lower the child's phyi dot ing Day of Little Moth-| ection of irtle beauties? But it's cal and mental standard, and atill not| be known by her former oe ers’ Aid Race. Hate off to their majestios the babies of Manbettan! ‘Their turn came yesterday to enter the race tn the big city-wide series of Detter babies contests, Inaugurated by the Babies’ Welfare Association and The Evening World and the tote got away with @ good early start. At 2 P. M. the Little Mothers’ Aid, No, 288 Second avenue, opened the con- test for the healthiest baby between three months and five years, living be- tween Seventh and Twenty-elghth treet and Fifth avenue and the Kast health of mind and body that counts in this contest, and that te why ‘t will ‘be of such value to child and parent alike.” Among the mothers Mrs. Bien Stein of No. 27 East Twenty-sixth street is an enthusiast. She entered her three children for the race, Viola, aged four years, Edna, two years and Florence, nine months, ‘Mrs, Mort Seridian of No. 3 East Twenty-eighth street placed two of her offepring in the running, Edward, elght months and Andrew, three years. Registration will go on dally at this centre, from 2 to 4 P, M., except Satur- days and Gundays, up to and including Wednesday, Aug. 13, SIXTY-FIVE ENTRIES ON FIRST place it in the abnormal ciass. Such emali defects militate against the child's efficiency In later years. Those it Is hoped to find and eradicate. They ‘will be discovered under thi: jw stand- ardisation process, which ts just portant to the medical fraternity, to student of sociology and eugenics, as the examination and treatment of ab- normal and subnormal children at the school age. “Physicians and students of sociology and eugenics in New York City are especially interested in the new move- ment, because it will not only establish standards for children of the variqus ages but for types of children found in the foreign quarters in this city, euch as Bohemian, Irish, German, Italtan, statement made by a newe agency. — GOFF ORDERS LAWYERS “Heard Enough,” and When Col, Just call on me. I don't care if QAY IN BROOKLYN. 3 French, Slav, Greek, Russian and Syr- 0014 my letters, but If you Just cave. | River: and ten bogey Poesia Yeoterday was also “Bables’ Day" tar] EL ee jan, It will also show in the children ‘tiem away it le mean ef you. 1¢ |t!® Toom looked ilte « eR | . big section of Brooklyn. AtiP.M.the! 3)D! tho results of intermarriage between the You get enough out of tt and need | ‘Or, with all the delegates and siter | pay Ground Association of Public Bhool) 7} CE PRES . nationalities and the effect of aystem- | 1,20 ,a Sune tursitare ot the Notional ep the price,-why all right. Anyway, | nates present. No. 1M, at Fourth avenue and Four: AND Rs ELSON DEN, SECY. |atized medical and social work in the Surety Company, one of the largec? We will not quarrel” There were pudgy bebles and thin/teenth street, opened its contest—the oF TT LE MOTHERS &ID ASSOCIATION different quarters,” companies of Ite kind, had been of- C.. Schwedtman, secretary te ( * het Pan cave, wrote Maha on J \ “There are some large things brew- ) ing and there is every indication that im our tariff campaign we will have s,,| With ws the majority of the Repub- » Mean leading Congressmen and sen- took men higher up than that, Schwedtman wrote Mulhall on Sep- tember 6, 1907, bringing in the name of Mr Taft, then Secretary of War: “You saw, of course, where Sec- ones, bables vith and without dimples, babies who cooed and babies who sald over and over again: “Goo-goo!” and “Da! dat" xi all were there to show. how good they were and how easily they could win The Evening World prises. MOTHER ENTERS THREE BA. 8 IN RACE. Mrs. Nelson Worden of No, 104 West End avenue, the recording secHtary, was in charge of the registration, and Mrs. Henry F. Kidd!e of No. 7 East second which Brooklyn has contributed to the series—and by 5 P, M, sixty-five prospective prise winners had their names on the registration lists. “We had to stop work at 5,” sald Wesley C. Cox, the principal, “or we would have had fifty more names to report, out those will go on the lists to-morrow. Registratio ill continue at this centre for two weeks and, judging from the great initial interest, we will have over five hundred kiddies, one of whom will no doubt win the title of ‘New York City’s finest baby.’ Just keep your eyes of the contest already held over in Brooklyn and the enthusiasm and care- ful organisation with which those now under in Manhattan have been tak- en up have already convinced me that this series is going to be of great bene- fit to the babies and mothers of Great- er New York. “In the big cities the mother at the Present time too often brings her bavy for medical ald only after she realizes Plenty of Water Inside And Out Keeps Baby Well Dr. S. Josephine Baker Explains How and When To Bathe the Child; Also to Give the Child to Drink. fered for sale by Sheriff Harburger for refusal to pay @ judgment for 97,600 in The surety company bonded the lessee of and there is @ dis. pute aa to the validity of the lease, Justice ‘toff announced that he would “If Your Honor will give me just ten 4 setary Taft feferred to the National Jone Hundred and Thirtleth street, one} on Play Ground of Gchoo! No. 1M for re-/that it t@ very sick. Weil:hy mothers What an important thing water ls In) the water te about 98 degrees be- | minutes,” declared Attorney Bacon; “? < Aseoolation of Manutacturers at |of the active vice-presidents of the sults. have been trained to bring their calldren | Ving @ baby @ chance to grow UP| fore you put the baby im. When | can show that the idea of allowing this r Breast aged in his Catena ad- seems to @ doctor for regular. examination | "fone and healthy, Dr. 8. Josephine} the baby is older than three | surcty company to give a bond to insure — na ae sap Ped < FS several times a year, whether the chile ey mplaing' te apgthere in-te-day'e | eeeone” ven Seale! See oe Mashed: then our power for good will Dr Pi ke La d. Pri Bab ren are sick or not. At these ‘Better vite betel het weather you can bathe him ty ing more important for feo! certain that you do not thor- grew — or next year e 8é. Uu 8 ze TI Babies’ Contests’ the poor mothers will! .4)y%5 health and comfort than plenty| {® Water that is mush cooler, Be | oughly understapd the pituation.” veel hg Bresidential campaign e e be taught the wisdom of doing the | of water inside and out. But it is equaily| S6re though, that it te net ehilly. When Col. Bacon attempted to argue we & factor of national im. | . Contest as Aid to LETACE | 272, 82 279 they, wil be shown | important that this water be sven Just Bf the baby has @ fever ouch @ | further the Justice said: ce that can not be over. where they can take their bables for| right. In this talk I want to tell you! bath will put him to sleep, mn will you please request these - eokea” Ff dle M.'B “BLACKLIGT” OF MEM- es OF CONGRESS. 4. @enator introduced a memoren- - ay which Mulhall said was a “black- : @, congresemen. Mulhall thought | Atchad peen prepared.dy former Rep- > ive Watson. H follows: \_» Watson: Here's « let for you to PB, nock out: Candler, Misstssippt; | Hamlin, “Missourt; Danforth, New York; Payne, New York; Lever, @outh Caroll: Graham, Illinois; Lobveck, Nebraska; Beall, Texas { Steptiens, John H., Texas; Bow: jan, C, C,, Pennsylvania; Lioyd, Missourt; Clark, Missouri; Hum- y Phreye, Mississippi; Carter, Okle- oma; Brantley, W. G.; Hull, Ten- <” Reeave; Bulkley, Oh! Burgess, “Pexas; Towner, Iowa; Fooht, Penn- sylvania; Gardner, Massachusetts, WOTHER AND DAUGHTER “I am very much pleased indeed with the enthusiastic and efficient way that every one concerned has taken up the work of the series of ‘Better Babies’ Contests’ being organised by the Ba- ples’ Welfare Association in co-opera- noon except Saturda: #100 in prises. Vvx——X—X—X—X—X—X—X—X—X—X—X—X—X—X!_::.:.:22222>=XF) How, When and Where to Enter Your Baby For the Big Prize Contests Now Under Way and Sundays, from 2 to 4. will begin Monday, Aug, 18 For this oon Will Help Mothers Correct Fauls of Children Be- fore They Grow Settled—Also Give Data for Study of Eugenics. tion with The Evening World,” said Dr, Godfrey R, Pisek of the New York Post-Graduate Hospital, Chairman of the Central Committee of the Better Babies’ Contests of the Babies’ Welfare Association, to-day, “The great success Judging of the babies it The Evening World offers | parison of the children born to parents such examination without great expense; in other words, preventive medicine will be brought to the foreground. HOW MOTHERS MAY LEARN PREVENTIVE HYGIENE. “The mother will be tadght how she’ may take advantage of the classes in department in several of our hospitals. will be pointed out and illustrated by lectures, charts and maniking; the prop- er food at different age periods; ples of {nexpensive clothing outfits be: adapted to the season will be shown, On the other hand the physlvian will be enabled to study what ie considered the normal child for differ@nt age periods, nationalities, racial admixtures and the Especially valuable will be the com- who have been unfit from a moral or phyalcal standpoint to bring children | corrective gymnastics, which are now! g, held in conjunction with the children’s stay on your baby till diseease germs Con- The advantages of early dental care) #tant bathing removes dirt before germs why water is important and how shouid be given,” she says, “Firat let me speak about baby's bath. T have already hinted in my talk on 1 clean as one of the chief rea- for bathing the baby. His delicate body must be kept very clean all ker so Mtu th time. Grow there and make him sick, lave a chance to grow. “Then, too, the skin ts full of Uttle| openings cal: seen without a pores give off Rotice this wi bores, too mmali to ing your baby regularly, that he may ve a healthy skin that will act freely and #0 help to keep him well, emember what I said about disease ‘ms growing in dirt. Don't let dirt These tte We only et very warm and it gathers in drops that woe low, if you let your baby's skin get it] “In hot weather, besides the tub bath, you should give your baby several cool sponge baths during the day. “Baths should always be given in a warm room. Never leave baby in the water over three minutes. When you taxe him out dry him thoroughly and o it quickly. If his skin is tender, put @ handful of salt to @ gallon of water used for the bath. Whenever his cloth- ing is soiled you should wash him care- fully when you change him, “So much for wator used as a bath for the baby. Now just a word about iving baby plenty of water to drink. I havo already warned you that a baby Is not hungry every time it cries. ly wants water. Restless ness are very often due to thiret and after # drink of cool water the baby will go quictly to sleep. “AML the water you give your baby should first be boiled and then cooled, But don’t give it to the baby ice cold. | his stomach work. So by giving him | sugar whenever you give him water you are really feeding him too often. He gets enough sugar with his regular entiémen to leave the court-room,” re- ferring to Attorney Joffe, who had not taken part in the argument, as well as Attorney Bacun, =, ‘The lawyers left. phate: RESET HALF HOLIDAY ORDINANCE. Kmployees Complying With It om Mayer's Advice. The Mayor having approved the Al- dermanic ordinance passed several weeks ago giving per diem ‘city em- ployees @ half hollday on Saturday, chy employes to keep en enjoying their) Saturday halt holiday by declining at | Henry George, Jr, New York; ffect of environment on the growing|°28¢4 Up with dirt this waste mattor hi c the request of the Mayor to reacind Henry, R. L., Texas; Hinds, Maine; et SUS frowine cannot escape 40 easly. Much of It will| toxepoontule at a time, Give it to him| the former revolution. ‘The Mayor was Lindberg, Minnesote; Rees, R. R., CONTEST AT LITTLE MOTHERS’ AID ASSOCIATION, No, 3% Second “ wenivt will have gathered for | 8t4¥ ‘a his body. When waste matter! as often once an hour, if he seems| Prompted to make the request because Kansas; Reilly, T. L., Conneoti- avenue, for children between three months and five years, living in district} 11, statistics which would be almost | CAMNOt Set out of the body it is pretty| to want It. Don't do what some foolish | of the action of the Board of Estimate @ut; Foster, Vermont. from Seventh to Twenty-sighth etreet a Fifth avenue te East River. Impossible to collect in any other way. Ukely to make that body sick, mothers do, though, and put sugar in| in deciaring against the pian, ying Registrations from Monday, July 14 to Wednesday, Aug, 18, every after- y |] ‘"0 thin in the second reason for bath-| (8 Water, Sukar is s food and makes} that ity carryng out would ental an additional cost of $300,000 to the city. The Aldermen to-day referred the May- or's letter to the Finance Committee. OUT OF HIS COURTROOM! #3 CONTEST AT THE PLAYGROUND OF PUBLIC SCHOOL, NO, 1% Fourth avenue and Fourteenth street, Brooklyn, Age limit aame as above. Boundaries: Carroll Place and Prospect Park West, Fifteenth street, Tenth avenue, Twentieth street and Seventh aven Twenty-third street and Sixth avenue, Twenty-fourth street and Fifth avnue, Thirty-sixth street and ‘There it will repose until the close “Fou should theref A beby a tub bata peice ai Pond of the vacation season, wan Until the baby is three months old the water should be the same heat into the world. In our Western States Pioneers in this movement have direct- ed their attention feularly to thie aspect of the work. Their effort has “MARRIED AT GITY HALL but it helps to Keep him little body in disest- te throwing off w Mrs.*Schlumpf of No, 210 West ‘Fhe chief object of the Better Babies’ Comtest is to teach mothers Bow to make and keep their babies healthy physically and mentally. Prises are awarded on health points only. Mere beauty of face or physique does act count, ‘Fhe mother fret registers her baby. Later it is physically examined by @ committees of physicians and . been to stimulate such Interest in pa-| 9 “he Blood. Zs te safest to have | matter. afraid, then, of rrsad Avenue Becomes Bride || sreathentmacrotazarrant tet ane cetn avenue, Thicyninh ||Peinoo‘e' wit efor ine pada | smal hormemter aaa te tht ata, bu bree You ia ah Go TO ; avenue. Rexistrations, 1 to & each afternoon except Sundays, from’ Monday, || ‘!on of higher standards in the human e e of Count Komorowski. July 4, to Monday, July % inclusive, For this contest The Evening World ||‘Sce. Our problem here Iw one of cor 4 Babi ¢ offers in mon ‘izes. rection to make fit theirs to ralse this ow tes {] u le a: Thaddess, Coast Kemorowent, CONTEST OF THE CHELSEA NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION Age} | Averese. ’ ° er aes Tenet or soc | | Umit, same as adove. Contest boundaries—From Fourteenth to Forty-second |/AN AID TO DETECTING ABNOR- For Health Contest Prizes HUNDAY : to Louise Bohlumpt of No. Ht West |} street, Fifth avenue and the Hudson River, Registration centres—Distriot reucepiceera reves ee any gow htene 34,1. : avenue in Cupid's from Fourteenth to Twenty-third street, Fifth avenue to Hudson River; q — ; BDNEADAY! duty die Nuauet “he 20 ~~ $2.60 ~ SPECIAL TRAIN “Two gene: ren’ tions of specialists In chil- Gineases have endeavored to se- tandards by which normal children could be judged before they reached! school age, but they have been han | headquarters at Milk Statio ineluaive, from 4.06 P. M, District north of Twenty-third and south of Thirty-fourth street, Fifth avenue to Hudson Rivet. Headquarters for registration, the Hudson Guild, No, @ West Twenty-seventh street, July 1 to July M8, inclusive, 8 to 4 Oe Netumee was @ widow. Atter No, % Ninth avenue, from July #1 to July 9, . her eignteen-year-old no) cough of ng ye ennounced married, too, She was eccompanted ty Pr Mm capped by certain physical and social ite physical and mental elopment charted according ry New York, Pennsylvania Charles Francis Burgie, also of No, 210 Distriet between Thirty-fourth an@ Forty-second streets, Fifth avenue || conditions. After a normally healthy prc yd - {'e Perret ine Oe tnd abTHee as of thle West Bnd avenue, and Hudson River, Registration headquarters, the Diet Kitchen, No, 487] | aby passes through the dangers inct- Tte good ana bad fowark (Mai 1 wl be mieite ta sath vee We ater They were marcted ins Rurey. and |] West Forty-Aret street, from July 31 to July 38, inclusive, 3 to 4 P. M. dent to birth it may not undergo a from {t the mother Gini ict ‘your condition, then the new papa- (apy For each of these three gontests The Bening World offers $0 for money || Medical «xamination unt]l It enters the reet im her obila. | | ervey . M. who, holding Danis, watched |] prises, public schools, where it passes under wrong condition of ||] Tickets good “only om special Train te each lives at the Contest at Extension Association of Public School, No. 91, Brooklyn, closed |]|the observation of a municipal phy-|] advise the mothers | ses, Fridey, July 1 Prise winners and honorable mention babies will be pub- || sician; In other words, it is the excep- ‘Should on infant +} Mahed to ‘The Evening World when committee of Judges announce their|}|tion to have children brought to the|] i instructed hew enn Vania dectaton. @octor unless they are iil. months it may win je Rpnepenenay poe “Generaliy speaking, therefore, the!