The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1914, Page 8

BEvY INFANTS C00 ASTTHEY FACE TESTS: WB BABY CONTEST If a Hundred Ent Entries in Eve- ning World’s Competition +, Make Good Records. na @ hundred babies were exam-| yesterday at the School Settle- Gent House, No. 148 Jackson street, Brooklyn, where the latest better Baby contest of The Evening World Ga the Babies’ Welfare Association feoing held. It was the first day the preliminary examination, for hich 365 babies havo beon registered FACE. SIGHT WITH ERUPTION PESINOL CURED * Itehed and Burned Until Resino! ¥ Brought Relief at Once. oy Pa., Dec. 6; 1913—"I ple on the side of my getting larger and ‘aver one cheek, was entirely ‘inol enough.” Jana the mothers turned ont spten- didly, despite the bad weather. eat Mary Arnold of the Babies’ ‘® Association met them as they entered and sent them down to be basement, where the little ones undressed and their clothes Then they returned the first door and passed rapidly jana Lo nathacae tA from the mental ‘est to the weighing and meaauring, tnd beontagh to the physical test. Most t behaved beautifully, and they peared to be a fine set of babi majority have been reg- ular ndants at the Board of Heaith's milk stations In the district, Examinations will continue every were Kod, day this week, up to and including} 30 in the after- tonlus, Dr. Tier and Dr. Searle, ‘The women helping with the babies are volunteers from the chapters of the School Settlement Ansociation. It has chapters at the ‘Training School fc sachers, the Girl’ High School, the Adelphi School, the Packer School, the Rerk- ely School and Mins Rounda's School. Yesterday Miss Beatrice Goldamith, Miss Helen Burns, Miss Ruth Zinn, Miss Carolyn Tag and Miss” Beatrice Bowden wero among tho assistants. Miss Brandt and other milk station nurses have offered their services. Between this examination and the final one which, together with the awarding of The Evening World's money prizes, will tako place the first week in June, there will be givon| 2! several lectures for the mothers with babies in the contest, On Tuesday, Mgy 5, at 4 P. Crawford will expiatn the scor On Thursday, May 14, at 10.30 A Dr. KE. M. Thomoson will talk on M the doctors on fll on “Impo! This evening Dr. Crawford will dis- cuss the score card at the rooms of the Hebrew Educational Society, Watkins avenue, East New York, for the mothers with children entered in the better babies’ contest under way jin that locality. . old, while brooding over the il! health of her mother, locked herself 1 Soom at No. i West One Hundred and Forty-third bye Ghd tie ton and turned 01 jer husban broke in the glass door ad her re- bile. she wit attempt: i WAR NEMS OFF WIRE «| coming into The Evening World office ony OIL \ THE EVE GETS CLUE TO FATHER, | LST 9 YEAR, TAKING Evening Well Operator Hears Parent’s Name Clicked Out as Refugee. The list of refugees who left Vera Cruz on the steamer Esperanza was over the wire early to-day, and Irwin Sitrenstatter was receiving at the telegraph instrument. He suddenly gave an exclamaion of surprise and when his companions asked what the matter waa, he sald: . “I've found my father)” In the list he had received over the wire was the namo of Joseph Sitzen- statter who, with his wife and child, was be eb to have gone aboard the “What Shall I Do For My Complexion?” Aaked a Thomas, Ta ards on drini win ‘it,and don't lo Dalr’ are Piiy*nteributed othe clive oll dict. CHIRIS | Pronounced She-ris 1, the, purest And finest tha: can be mi dintinet. finvor’ and te nd food prov- pensive ver . UL YOU mat fuj) mens ie your ain | hesitates about supplying zou with Chirte, | indication that he | 0 ke tora ‘brand on which | b instances we —, wome Rene yin atria bottle. ‘wich miggors ef, Pecines, maile ed on recelot Piers Stamps or ‘coln ANTOINE CHTIRIS COMPANY, Devt, W. 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