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with arug users since the enforcement Sia Paw ps THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1914. may be cured ar oe ‘would have to be devoted to] ston charge so that th’s isinissed from of the Boylan Law, were adopted yes- terday by the New York Anti-Nar- cotic Committees in the chambers of General Sessions Judge Swann. At the meeting were Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt sr, Judge Swann, Buc dette G. Lewis, Dr. J. W. Brannan head of Bellevue and allied hospitals: O. F. Lewis of the Prison Association, Justice Cornelius F. Collins of Spo- cial session, T. D. Rousseau, Secve- tary to the Mayor; Ernest K. Coulter, an attorney representing Mrs. Van- derbilt, and Assistant District Attor- ney Wilmot. . Vanderbilt's presence was due fact that recently she has been ed with the need for immedi- Srannan sald Bellevue was ‘overcrowded, and that now that wli- ter had arrived, wards which had RO cL oD ‘FOR DRUG ADDICTS 10 INURE LASTING CURE a Mrs, W. K. Vanderbilt Sr. and Others to Ask Estimate Board to Act. @etion on the part of the Board of imate and Apportionment to re. Purposes. said that drug users discharged from Bellevue, though “cured,” were usually too weak to work, and ought to be sent to some place for further recuperation, to avoid relapsing. The committee selected to present the matter to the Mayor and the Hoard of Estimate is comprised of Mr. Coulter, 0. F. Lewis and Mr. Wil- mot, who were instructed to urge the immediate opening of the Inebriate Farm in Orange County as a colony for drug addicts. Judge Swann and Mr. Wilmot agreed that over fifty per cent. of the persons igned in the courts are drug users. Justice Collins dec! Mela that the conditions which he found in Special Sessions wore “shocking.” Upon the suggestion of Burdette G. reed that hereafter when prisoners committed to the workhouse for short terms are found to be drug users, they will be brought before being finally the city Restricting WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.—The bill to restrict the use of habit forming drugs has been finally passed in the House and goes to the President. It compels registry with the Internal Revenue Bureau of all physictans, manufacturers and dealers who hai die opium or its derivatives and sim- jilar drugs, and prescribes forms for written orders for ¢ in drugs. ——— ——_ CALLS FOR FARM CREDITS. Ex-President Brown of New York Central Presents Plas 8T. 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