The evening world. Newspaper, September 4, 1913, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, TWOD EB World’s and Welfe A iation’. GERMAN PRINCESS RTS (eis Wee heme of Bete er Conn | We | MBE Glue Wide Serie of Eater Betis PROGRESS FAVORS Special atCrenick Hove WEIR VINE e e Declares Ti Should Hi Latest Paris Creation Allows) Voice in a a! shone Throng of Royal Guests See|Militant Leader, on Seasoned Theatregoers Indorse:« The only Food for the Portugal’s Former Ruler Wed | Tour, Will Push Her Party, Critics’ Views and Com- Infant Ie the Mother's Milk,” Declared the - re ee Doctor, Adding, “The| Wearer Tread of 12 Inches| vroses the militants . ee ; Sole Safe Way of Bring- “WHITE SLAVE” MORALS.| ing Up a Baby Ie to TOUCHES MANY TOPICS.| Nurse It.’ “The Lure” and “The Fight” —— to Be “Officially Seen” |‘*None But the Nursing tine Victoria, daughter of Prince Will- fam of Hohensollern, by Cardinal Net- Stands for Government Con- trol of Public Utilities— 4 A Child Ie Reasonably 1 ‘ joan Wicl by — oo Sure of Reaching the bas ph alga Suleabere, Oran Morshal ot the Pres. toro inh at ort Complaints reached Pottce commis-| Age of One Year—The (Wewts! (0 The Eventos Would), { sian Court, who presided over the civil] Mra, Pankhurst's stay In function. LOWELL, Mass, Sept. 4—Mr. and ‘The religious rites began at half past Mre. Thomas A. Baleon, Theodore M. | ” and Mise Edison left here to-day for | aiath etreot and the other in the Hud-| ours. Lake Sunapee, N. H., where they will | gon Theatre in West Forty-fourth _—__ be guests of Richard Colgate of New street. The Commissioner detalled First | Fully three hundred mothers, ttle — York. Me. Edleon has not fully re- Deputy Commissioner McKay and Chief motners and babies crowded the play- covered from the illness contracted | Inepector Schmittberge: to visit these | ground at Greenwich House, No. % through @ cold in Maine, but ts stendily eatres and witness and listen to the | Jones street, yesterday afternoon, to fegaining his strength. The inventor @ramatizations of brothels presented | listen to the first of a course of lectures was geen by an Evening World cor- there and recommend whether or not) under the direction of Garret Smith, Ex- reapondet and spoke freely on @ sum- hey shall be suppressed. ecutive Secretary of the Babies’ Welfare eer of eoptes, but a question rer tins toner Waido to-day against two plays| Little One Should Be ‘whteh Ly ni OM Maz- ime Sines teats fn. wat thie Suckled Once in Three. A gate of honor was erected at ti where Hi iF FI | WELCOME HOME: th “The police,” sald one who complained | Association, on the “Care of Childrea.”* Oe idan ke sear ox tunis tae ome: VcTORIA ; © Commissioner Waldo, “have closed| In the Better Babies’ Contest directed papermen should drop him. The people) HO p4m: bee! the houses of {Il-fame in the Tenderloin | by The Evening World and Greenwich : aoe weaty of hin.” PENZOLLERN with the object of protecting inexperi- | House, 585 babies have been registered— BS} Petating to a horse and wagon passing @nced men from injury to their morals,/@ banner enrollment. Greenwich Village 3 3 f the hetel door, Mr. Edison said: “That ae Bhall New York allow lifelike represen-| 1s bubbling wer with excitement about ye {a not an economical way of doing busi- BLAZING LAKE OF TAR tations of these suppressed places to be| the competition, and each rival mother nese. my co Knsrodsation of ,motor shown on the stage before audtences of| @ looking sharply for the tips that may ee cnc eae tse uote os THREATENS BROADWAY ‘women who form'the great majority of | enable her baby to carry off one of The used as delivery wagons. The re- the patrons of our theatres?” | Evening World's money prises, The it will be cleaner streets and less , “The Lure,” at M Elitott's Thea. | Visiting ingestion. A motor in a wagon is ; ‘tre, and “The Fight" at the Hudson! standing room on the hard-packed to give the drawing power of many | Fire Chief Builds Dams of Sand to ‘Theatre are the excuses for the st floor of the settlement house ’ 3 pt . Check General Con- fae of ecenes laid in houses of prostitu- | round, so afraid were his listeners lest 7 , f " Py WANTS GOVERNMENT CONTROL , ton, | they should mise something, He gave ‘ fee nee vyeuly UTILITIES. : flagration. Bayard Vetter, the author of ‘The! spectal attention yesterday afternoon to weer Seewiey) (@ A lake of biasing tar nearly fifty feet Fight.” te an experienced dramatist, | the feeding of the baby. Ctined ‘ty the development ‘of ‘lectrte| in diameter shrouded the nelghborhoed In hie play he devotes an act to setting | “Eke only feed foe the Doty ts the power fram Niagara Falls, I do not| of Housten and Broadway ia o dence forth lite in @ dtsorde:"" house, Little} mother's milk’ he began. “Fhe think people of this country realize how| pall of acrid smoke about 8 o'clock to fe weft to the imagination, The clev-| death rate ameng email childres is much electric power has been obtained | day, tying wp traffle on both streets for ‘erness of the actors and the realism of| go tremendous that you can’t get from the rivers and brooks in the) naif an hour and giving Deputy Calef the scenery make Mr. Veillere effort) moss people to believe ft. Aud the South. I do not believe the Governm t| xing and his firemen @ lively battle to the more reprehensible. only safe way of bringing up a should own the water power of the le wu AUDIENCE GASPED AT THE RAW| sasy ss to nave the mother nuree tt, iy ; country bat \t should control it. Govern-| °e Some or ue pig marcarile Palle BRUTALITY. “The reason more mothers don't nurse cf ‘ F yoeeetily peptic reed ipa ager King’s presence. of mind prevented ) “Even a cophistioated New York au-|¢their babies is because they think they 3 tric power is to be Prertinyelen rivers| Broadway from belag inundated by & i} @tence gasped at the raw brutality of! can't gome relative, a sister or an { oy z x . H and drooks of New England there will| broad stream of the burning tar, which pedir noe ree Alun Dulas ab Gent oF o mother—uounlly the husbands ; sae ‘ \e gs have to be reservoirs established so| wae pouring steadily from the tap of dean ener York dramatic critics in| ™°ther—telle them they can't. Even it \ + they can be available in dry seasons. |%?-gafion ter wagon belonging to the to-@ay’e American. “For one again they are not given another piece of in- ¥ ie “For commercial purposes I do not| Broadway subway contractors. The eer A Tey hief pressed @ gang of sthere saw the red tinted horror of the formation, they are eure to receive this Py 3 t think %& will be possible to telephone | “deputy fire fisorderly house, the garish women,| one. Now, the truth te that @ mother across this country, Im theory and pos-|subwey Mborers and hagyst lend be the eeared white elaver and the mal-|can always nuree her baby, with two aibly on a stunt it can be done, The| service. He gs a4 hasttly threw . even this vivid telephone, I do not believe wil! ever | sandpile near at hand and ‘edorific patrons. But even this vi or three exceptions, If she has con eupersede entirely the telegraph eys-| Up & dam all the way acrose Houston | outfit ehat we may find at another thea- | sumption or diabetes, or some very ex . 4 tem. street to hold back the rapidly spreading tre gave us halt as the real significant. hausting disease, she will perhaps be povided pls Bl oes peat “atetamces | lake of fire, Smaller dams also pre- SE the 0008S 18, Oe | unable to give her child ite natural ; s there will have to be a vented the biasing stuff from trickling gelf upon us. The gray-haired father) h ite of the buildings on was at that place for purposes that into the basement ings correctly tele- | Housten street. pataing fe en the naznes| coking: meny windows ca both ites ni whloh became prominent in the Balkan | Craching many an holng ine ‘te it may be possible in the future to| men at a distance. The fire was ca CAAGY.. « «vaccscec send through ‘a tube ayatem, between |>¥ one of the workmen, who hed per- cities, packages which are now sent by mitted some of the melted tar in the express or the parcel post system. tank wagon to trickle over end into the INVENTOR FAVORS GIVING VOTE|"Tebox underneath while the tap was running some of the etuff into a bucket. tons. Persone wh reaching the age of year. The In- TO WOMEN. The blase drew an enormous crowd, tne ecenes are la!4 in Carrie Watson's | agian mothers always nursed their chil- h ‘Woman suffrage {s al) right. T be-| to handle which ft was neeessary to call establishment. They recognise ‘Paul | aren, the infant mortality among iS te Neve American women have a8 much | out the reserves of the Mercer and Mul- fee Cadet’ an the prototype of SIEWY | the original inhabitants of this country " intelligence as the Blav, who, after &| herry street stations. Cohen and say that Jim McGuire, the| was extremely emall. Under our pres- SS \ OF legal residence here, can be naturalized fits ell the requirements of | on; conditions of tfe, frequently neither < Css °° and then register as a voter. I do not mother nor baby gets @ square deal. a think the acti of the Militant Suffra- ‘what mother here hasn't nursed her gettes in Engtand have helped the baby?" he demanded suddenly, “Holt Women Gufrage canes, “I 40 not believe in intervention in le uewmae sn Mexico. Those people should be let Gremetio cettio in New Yor eet ot a nee oman held ue quoted that the | rather small and pale child. food. But even !f there {s another baby were not allowed to remain unmen-|comin# she can nurse the ene in her 4, only, ae he opened the door, to ree an tee young girl he was buying| ONLY ONE-HALF THE MOTHERS wes his own daughter. I remark feebly NURSE THEIR BABIES, that if New York can stand for that—/ “Only about 60 per cent. of the women in New York nurse their children; only | one out of every two. It doesn't seem possi! when you know that only the nursing baby reasonably eure of How old ts tt?" ~ “Nine months.” Ss | SE scene ummer Meal: office attractiveness, ” plaints to Commiasioner| ‘7 Welve pounds and thirteen ounces, trouble which other >us'nem experi: sha Te-day's “Th he triumphed . ‘Waldo did not come from prudes or re- ore 700 ern py gra Mgertaad enced hindered the devslopntent of the formers. They came from people who | NS to the other wamen, VA baby ine telephone service ther: fare seasoned theatregoers and not easily | onthe ol pel seen “The educated Mexican eppeare all Has Grape-Nuts as ite foundation. pounds. But this baby has been fed ‘The Commissioner has assem- ‘on @ bottle, This mother has @ pretty right, but the races do not unite there 1 the criticlems of the plays in as in other places, and there ts trouble ilgeertion and will consider them in con- | 004 excuse. She save the has hed) $ : im doing yusineas..We ao not want any. Ideal these hot daye because Grape-Nuts food requires no i wi nection with the reporte of bis investi |, sddreseed ine mother again, “who tentsamerican inter cooking, and is at the eame time a perfectly balanced food. a gators. lve operations and wi 7 “I woul nol favos giving up the i Patrons of the New York theatre re-| vsnage to nurse their (Ctmbel Photograph.) Philippine Ielands. If ve did give them te eal that many years ago Pilar Morin, The minaret skirt, the latest Paris creation, tighter than the hobble.}/up 1 think there woukd be cheos, as Try a hot weather breakfast of vesmep secon Se ae ae nes The step of a wearer is limited to about twelve inches, One of the Siete people a8 not capzble of govern- ve ” srl Mend Biblical ecenes in com- - problems this fall for women will be stepping in and out of cars. Mr. Edison in concluding said he Fresh Fruit, i Savioon with ‘The Ture” and ‘The| Neve consumes from 3 ee aod pected to be back at work again n ° fey Fight.” Some thirteen years ago Olga Pale : ————<—<—<$ | rir Grape-Nute and cream, Pe Je was raided by the police at - ree ‘i 1 erke Theatre, arrested and tried in| ,. “Afver the Raby Se two works 0l8 ieee apt $0 hawe sontagious Geonate, . A eoft-boiled egg or two, { court of law for presenting "Bapho,” (ined whe bin, teu ele’ bony’ tea PRESIDENT LINCOLN = Slice of crisp toast, play that compared with “The Lure” first te be o pe eae NS! 68 5 sot Tounidln con: tacwed by an epidemic GETS OFF MUD BANK Cup of Instant Postum in place of coffee. ° On 7 eo ings easy for at least six = ¥ of the late “Paddy the Pig." And it weeks before the baby is born Get f hae not been long nince the polide sup- tome frlend or neighbor to come IA! The Hambure-American eveamashtp Such a meal etarts the day right, keeps the blood cool and | essed * . WwW n's Profession,” @ and help you, or ask your husband to| President Lincoln ran aground ina the well nourished. 4 heer oD retains eee help. He will, if you explain things to| bay o% Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, this morn- the body and brain ° Behool when placed alongside | Fight,” and more of them are comi him. When the mother works up to the| ing and stuck there until several tugs , + Gunday Sohool when placed ‘The Lure’ ie under the management last day the baby {s lees strong, pulled her off at high tide shortly after Compare the cool, contented Grape-Nuty-fed man or woman “The Lure” and “The Flint.” “The Fight “On the firat day of the baby's life!» o'clock. fed rh ee ee, pevvogen Peet “Once in a while the nursing baby |e should be nursed three times, on the| On ccount of the longshoremen's with your meat- neighbor who {s ewel! and miserable. é ‘ Papen "White Slave" traffic, are| When plays so raw ar gots upset. ‘That means that it Is fod | 0 ore et ae Siete an the SOUO dar! ateihe at Hobeken, where. sie Ma Hans . te i di 4 _ managers of the highes| too often or too much at a time, I'vo burg-American docks are located, the ‘eae oa deluging the homes of the land Wit" cuegtion what may be pres teen baby troubled with colle whom |NOUr® If the mother doesn President Lincoln waa taken to South Grape-Nute is fully cooked at the factory —ready to serve Pornography. ‘Theres money Buble by managers of ne repute eee tines nuteed twentyfve minutes | milk the frat week whe should not be| Brooklyn lest week for her load of from the package. The cooking is done on acientific principles, sh Ane Wile natural inet theatrical “The Lure" and “The Figh every two hours, It waa all right after |@ecouraged, but should freight. She was scheduled to eall at ot ie t fe ‘end foe caich iS agers should follow the lead to wealth. | Piiing to attract editori I persuaded her to nurse it for ten| !"® the baby, giving It bottle feedings | noon imsey ae ae on ner way from eo that the starch the grain ready q “ANY NIGHT” SHOWED WAY TO | The New York Times sa; minutes every three hours, The great |! !f necessary. mother’s milk South Br oniyn to Sake Os, passencers digestion, 7 THE UNDERWORLD. Persona whose mind thing Is to nurse reguiarly. PAP Bae coma UH aster Nwemtyrone | 8 “ . sui q : e removed some degrees from pru- jays. Mow York's first taste of the aliny) Gishness might well be shocked by HES BRE 4 BOTTLE OF | when the baby is nine or ten months “There’ R ” ¢ inside of the underwold in dramatic! the increased production in this city R EVERY FEW DAYS. ola there is @ good time to wean it 68 a Neason for form wae served up last season in & you,” the specialist | gradually, first one bottle @ day, then had @ children /two, then ¢hree, But ff it le summer who did | time, wait till the middle of Geptember, finely. But there are a few chikiren | About the woret thing that can happen play called “Any Night.” This enter | jycrative—it the poll aylet WAS! continue—in a very filthy way. Club KamM-' Veited thinly with the pretens> of de- tainment in the form of firet presented at a Lumb: _Grape-Nuts | wel to an audience of wise and blas®) poring the social evil, their real pur- be fed anything, Over on|to a baby is te de nursed entil it te twe men and was pronounced by then) t9 pose is to hold it up to morold eyes. mother told me that | years or older.” be “the limit.” Quietly and skilfully Indecent exhibitions will aw Mise Mary Arnold of the Babies’ Wel- ' ut on the stage and if) crowds, Crowds will co! fare Association told the Greenwich Fy oe may ye Tt ference. box-office The vicious circle moet famous Food in the world. ren without police int f . 4 rotest Is heard from Phen came “Damaged Grods,” a play will widen if rateel young mother admitted that her daaling with discase, which was pre | those, whore, wat a ung Zor [Tittle one had beer once « week, geated under the cloak of hywlenic bene- eee Fath and mothers who “Now, you know that's not the thing Read the Bttle ‘beok, “The Road to Wellville, ” in pkgs eo ft Managers, quick to see the profits in! would not. knowing’: “take their to 40," reproved the speaker, “1 thinit epeateeles nces, began to reach out re a little bit ashamed to tell of it. 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