The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1915, Page 3

‘@RE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, By Mother of Winifred Stoner, WAN WHO DENTFED 'HELD FOR SWINDLE Most Talented Child in the U.S. ‘Mental and Physical Health Not Antagonistic —Doc- tors Wrong When They Instet Small Child Hes No Needs Ascept Those of the Body Happy Encvir- onment as Besential to Baby as Sunshine to Flowere—-Laughter and Children at Fam- ily Table Aide Digestion—Fresh Air and Exercise With No Hampering Clothes to Interfere... - Fireman, Rushing to Blaze, Sees His Own Wite and hild Saved, 28 GO DOWN LADDERS. | 1 — ad Last of a Series of Interviews Given to The Evening World nee hy fet tae tet 8! Bhetey Lateed retendag the swtere penned th OSE MAY TSTIY. THAT TOK S900 FORTE GNERMENT OF POURS SAIS Clerk Will Be Witness Retore Grand Jury. inducements Salaries $50 4 Week a ‘The Federal Grend furve \neee Charged wth partin Ugetion inte chargee of mall feud! onique ead ont of the most ood subernat of perjury erowing | (eeehing ewindine eohemes ever rut of Mine Mae Tensers s@mittedty brouh le the aiieetion of Fetera! akan 00.00 breach of promise | authorities. " , ™ Marian Plames Cut Off Fire-Lscapes This is the inet of © cortes Of interviews gwen to The Bvening World inet James W Osborne wee twenty-three aod pretty, wae ar i ty Mw Winifred Seckeilie Stoner, euther of “Neterai Bducation” and continued im the Federa! Wutbding tte | reigned before United @iuntee Mhe in Tenth Avenue Apart- | mother of Winifred Btomer i, the most talented twelveyeuroid im the | efernoon | (elet Judge Cusbman to-day and held | United states how to use her simple, naturel edecettonal methods, as 6 Mt of which her own Witle daughter @ the author of ten books, the possessor of 4 college education, yet @ healthy, happy, human child. The final talk deats with the prodiem of “Mow to Moke and Keep Your Omid Well” Movers Marehall. “What shell it profit e child if be gain Latin an@ Keperante and lose bie health?” ment House. ‘Ves revolver shote waked the cave. pants of « five-riory apartment house | ot Tooth ue end Witty-firet | @tpeet ot 1.80 o'clock thie morning in time for most of the tenants to escape before dense emoke out off the stairs and flames rendered one fire escape usiees ‘Phe first Fire Department orantss- tlon to respond to the alarm was Bo- gine Company No, 2. As the appa- Fetus neared the scene Engineer Ra: @an chetched at the arm of Ca! Murphy. “Thavs my home,” he sal my wife and children are the ‘Th sine came to @ stop in front Of the building just as Policeman Fro- Gel wae assisting Mrs. Radigan and her eleven-year-eld son Cyril down the ‘Tenth Avenue fire escape. Nine- year-old Genevieve Hadigan, who re- turned to her home from Polyclinic Hospital only a few days ago, was carried down by Policeman Master- eon CHLDREW SnouLe OF jeans awe BEARD Im these interviews Mre. Blener telis American mothers Pee Thar 1) HOT MEAG Though Assistant United @tetes)| tin 61,000 Gail Attorney Wood deatiagd to confirm it,| With Ber, and held in bell of $5,008, there was 6 perstetent rumor thet) wae her employer, Devid Nesacson, Frenmkiin D. Mafford former clerk in| head @f the Kaioe Manufacturing the Kensington Hotel in Matntield,| Compa: with offices is this city |N. J, would be the most \npartant| end Boston. Roth pleaded not mufity. | Witness to-day Mafford identified! Also under indictment on & charge | | Sueree and Mise Teneer as the! of using the malis to defraud ie Mise couple whe ccoupied @ room at the| maith M. Taylor, another employes of | hotel last fall and left without PeyING| the Kelee Company, Mise Taylor le jthewr bie. When Mis Tanser changed! said to be visiting her parents in | her mind about whe hed beem her) Vermont and was not arraigned. Miss companion Gafford was arrested Hel) tvens an@ Resscson wore arrested ta in the Tombs in defavit of bail of! nig morning by Goverament agents. 000, ait a douan other wineews were] nanan af naatenmt United Bistee At Hee eee, Kuler whe got let. |tormey Stephenson, Hasaceon operet- tere from the mysterious Oliver O-|ed « eo-eperative manufacturing three Cy = ig Nee | scheme whieh petted bis company at P: 7 De , | lenet $60,000 in profits from poor men cr chova ‘nome Oliver Orborne once|AN4 woman, He tm been busy with it A Mrs. Ani the scheme, Mr, Mtephenson says, for nearly twenty-five yeare and had e- Brooks, w ry ‘by the ubiquitous! rantiahed offices at N Oliver, might also be « witness. The Grand Jury probe wit last at| Twenty-seventh Street and No. # least two more days, It te sald. Weet Thirty-fourth Mtreet in this olty PROBE MALONE’S CHARGE enka oa his plana Keaeoson OF PLOT BY THE ALLIES If you feel as tl ing just to frog Bh Bt yn, would, inserted the following advertisement In an Kastern magaaine: hat Poslam GENTLEMEN WANTED for Nght, artistio work; may be done sdb on: tis eryund teen, fs cause ‘Kalom Htudion, Nod West ‘Twen on the ind floor, cause - talon Mtudios, No. ‘oat Twen- ia upknown, Masterson discovered Evidence Not Complete Enough) ty-seventh, Btre the fire and his rapping brought Po- licemen Frogel and Gundeisheimer, who fired five shots each to rouse the tenants and mn “dashed inte the building. The flames soon enveloped the lower section of the fire escape on the Fif- ty-first Street side and broke through the ceiling to the second floor hall. Pro Masterson and Gundel- shelmer assisted most of the tenants down the Tenth Avenue escape, but the men of Truck Company No. 4 had to take down on ladders the families of Joseph Kelly, Thomas Smith, three other families and 4 number of indl- i about twenty-five persons all told, i Reserves from the West Forty- seventh Street Station under Sergt. It is some such question as this which I fancy many mothers are men- tally proposing to Mra. Winifred Sackville Stoner. During recent years much stress has been laid upon the physioal well-being of children, though one can hardly wonder at it when one reads the bitter statistics of infant mortality. To make of her child “a healthy little animal” has been the ideal set before many a mother end accepted by her as all-sufficient. Now comes Mrs. Stoner with her theory that the normal child should be something more than a healthy little animal. What the “something more” {s and how it may be developed she has disoussed for you in preced- But if you think that the new desideratum is hostile to mistak ing interviews, the old ddeal of physical health end strength, you ARS, WINIFRED SACKVILLE STONER To New York Mothers. If you haven't kept the preced- ing interviews of the series with Mrs, Stoner send for back numbers KANG GEORGE GIVES $40,000 TO AID TRAINER | Man Who Handled Race Horses in Royal Stable Now Bankrupt and Money Is to Help Pay Debts. LONDON, April 7.—Richard Marsh, who for years was trainer of the race horses of King Edward, and also acted in that capacity for King George, is Yet to Submit to Federal Whee arabieeaty arise Gus gepetien 7 : Grand Jury the manufacture at home of medal- Despite official Washington's diain- Poe bagels rrtaag Be yp Al gash clination to take the matter too sert-|{o wall to the Kalos Company at Atty ously and the denial of Britian diple- [conte each Firat, “however, they matic officials that auch a plot exiat were Urg jo buy an ow local Federal authorities bent all their | WOFK At a cont of from $12 tof energies to-day to continuing an in- vostigation of the report of Colector | T of the Port Malone that he has un- | ar! make from week. All earthed a conspiracy to Keg epaial be went Well; apparently, untit the Pupils as a supply base for warships of the jtried to sell thelr handiwork, when allies, they found It not up to the company's That there te much more to be mnscarientions of serene jearned before any Grand Jury action i Poop oma ie takon wan admitted by Assistant) Kalos Company had United States Attorney Carstarphen, in whose hands Collector Malone'a| |: Mi lor instructed them in the “simple were told they could says, the men and i in thie clty on payroll and 1 in Boston. These persona, it ia : : wed, pal a4 ; ny tale Rrerriyg ree get pa And you would admit it, | am of The Evening World containing T\to receive royal anal: po in ayigene bee Lge Mm by United ao ‘wot Bn H iy ainine wee " hed. ‘The blaze, which was initred | Dave been go recently freed, and on|| them. The most instructive les- || straightening out the tai finan- ayo “a acoomplished. Shans Raetavecere! ana theccser|| cute Uvew ened ose So the whirl of social dissipation which pare, Bot Glepoeed to bell oné floor hall, took the firemen an jr, At twelve ehe ie 88 | sucks up so many ‘oung women both |] rnae pave been printed. They] into bankruptcy. At a@ creditors’ hour to put it out and did $2,000] tell as her mother—t id eay | before and after their marriage. A : just as th there h damage. about § feet 7 inches, She weight | "Also a birthright of love aud hap- || sMoutd be in every home. meoting to-day announcement was|C4r, "oo"gdntny “trom Interested. par: sona on the bringing up of a child cial affairs which recently threw him thie thin Ay, Hand’ are going riche arena with | DOG'S TRIP TO IRELAND, $111. made that King George “out of con- piness |: is owing to every baby, If his sideration for his late father’a old mother welcom 129 pounds, Her eyes are bright, If dogs remember what thelr mas- ona” Collector Malone says he ban affi-| te Sandy Ine tent, broad Tosi have heen, supplied with coal) Wasithy Incompetent, wae Qt and food from this port. So far as the District Attorney's office ja in- formed, Mr. Caratarphen sald, thera ta no evidence to connect any oMcer of| For, dogs trip, to Ireland debts. The received added that the cred- {tors could not expect from the King “a penny more,” and advised them not to hold out for a better offer. ——> —— \ his comt d —— done for th . her teeth white and even, her ing an ; vant”™ have done for them, one has good 5 WA Ww P high dh servant and his own servant” would ‘tx to support hla contention th 9 2 IRL S LLO hy ISON, cheeks a deep rose color, She ie | thoughts, he will probably poseeus& wholesome =| provide £8,000 (840,000) toward Marsh's eral Orin, tying oft iat} cause to remember Allen Wallace, a or 8 firmly and eolidly bullt, and her mother laughingly admite that in tests of strength there isn't a bey of her age who can beat Wini- cheerful, happy disposition and a pre- disposition to what 1s beautiful und ; id by the commit! following items appear In a bill of expenses lor Wallace, the AWAITS DEATH IN PARK } ) / T 18 NONE TOO Goop| FOR THE BABY. Policeman Finds Victim on Bench] fred. 1 am very much afraid that forel, overnment with the Dog's trip to . « should eat with their pa a foreign Rove! en’ t al. and Rushes Her to Hospital, our orem ad call her | 100 good for the: baby. and ume |etfect upon their mann UP FOR LIBEL AGAIN. leged plot. Among other items 1s, one not believe in the old rule which in- sisted that children in the company of their elders should be seen and not bang ti in from her book,| heard, On the contrary, the con- racurel Jucation versation at the family table should Is not necessary to expend large) he such that the children may Jc sums of money in making this nest | in it, and it should be gay and cheer- cozy and attractive. Simplicity and! ful in tone, Laughter is good for the good taste, with an eye to h; digestion. conditions, will make it ideal “But indeed a cheerful, tinted walls are ful to ba’ vironment is as and witite woodwork is attractive a tomboy, for she oan row, fence, awim, skate, box, ride horseback and play tennis and baseball. She doesn't even wear spectacles, and she hi a nervous twiteh in her whole body. NO MENTAL OVERWORK IN NATURAL EDUCATION. ‘Taking everything into considera- here you may be interested in Mrs. Stoner’s description of the right sort $e Siar ta gna, in Bagnaia, G ive shown by an 4 a in attorney “to have The “committee states Wallace’ tate in apprained at more than $160,000, Marly B Bullfrogs were croaking last night in| ©! the ponds about the village of Rich-|$! . 1, although the ground to es was covered with snow. Where She'll Recover. & neatly dressed young woman, geated on a bench on the West Drive 4m Central Park, near One Hundred ead Sixth Street, to-day attracted the attention of Mounted Patrolman Connolly of the park police by her Nements of Amertoan M pany Was Convicted Adolph Keitel, of No. 18 Broadway, who convicted in 1910 of Ibelling the American Malting Company, and sorved six months In the penitentiary on Blackwell's Island, was to-day placed on trial before Judge Rosalsky in General happy en- al to the appearance of utter dejection, The young woman seemed to be in a etupor, but in reply to hie questions geld: I have taken poison. I swal- Jowed some chloroform liniment and came in here to die.” Connolly galloped to the nearest police box end sent in a call for an bulance. The girl wes hurried to ekerbocker Hospital etomach gy 2 being used in the ambulance. Or madula said she would recover, . make it May Smith,” was the tion, it seemed to me that in the edu- cational system which produced) Winifred Stoner must be embodied! some rather interesting ideas about child hygiene. Therefore, I asked Mrs, Stoner, once for all, to combat the notion that- “natural education” means mental overwork and physical breakdowa. “On the contrary, I consider healt the most important thing of all,” she 001 well as the emblem of purity. “He should ha whit elled bed with # good mattress covered with rubber sheeting, and e wn quilt of heavy bi h_ make hi pine ether refreshed af Hum! should be stained and with two hing the walls. should never be used i: juree! “1 ible, thie nursery shou! od h tl floor 8 ‘works better when it ts resident in @ strong body. “My disagreement with the doctors comes when they say that the baby ‘and small child have NO needs ex- cept the physical. I believe that every gift ut we march along thi %, slvifieation wa have is gift mere and more and th become inferior in physique a deen a to get work of late became deapond- ent, whe said she had no home. —_»—. Drowned A jody Recovered ‘The body of Fugeno ©. Stephens of Newark, one of three young men who early yesterday morning, was recov fy a diver to-day, The bodies of th other victims, Gordon Knapp and Clar- ence Stanton, were recovered last evening. Arthur Matthews, ridge tenders who was knooked Into the river while attempting to warn those in the Tar, is in @ precarious condition at the Newark City Hospital, the beginning, instead of being stified. “Before the baby comes the mother should protect his health by protect- ing her own. I believe that the re- sponsibility for not a few delloate children rests on absurd fashions, auch as the tight skirt from which we ey sum if arreug Don’t Let Your Stomach FEEDING BABY SEEMS SIMPLE PROBLEM. ehild?” “That is unquestionably best when your child, also cereals, But I do not ing Fx-Lay will relieve your bowels of the undigested waste matter, and One 10c box of Ex-Lax is enough to convince you, Cet it at your drug store to-day. , !0c, 25c and 50c, ery time he be in candy aske for it, and the eweete which lesome and digestible food for health of children, 1 babies, as sunshine to flowers, nerves as well as their digestion suffer in an atmosphere of depression and gloom.” HOW EXERCISE SHOULD BEGIN IN THE CRADLE, “You are a great believer in exer- cise for children, are you not?” I ed. ny er. weeks old | practised lifting her by a small stick, to which she clung with both hands. At six weeks she could indeed,” answered Mrs. Ston- “When Winifred was a few be was only a few months old she was given her firat ball, a brightly colored affair. I propped her up with cushions and threw it to her and be- fore long she was kicking it back to me. She was never allowed to weur clothes so elaborate that they Inter- fered with freo movement. but 22, while aberration nor indulged in similar vio- amusements. Yet from have taken ca ‘ay shoul long walke and witnesses Wivery onild should be trained in personal hygiene, By carefully teat- him to be fond of it. From the be- ginning he should be restrained from duties she may be assisted by a nurse, if she can afford a competent, cheer- this concluded the mother who believes in| 4 “natural education,” that the ich shape a8 to warrant investi- Mh eine pat Pr brought in by Coroner ducted the inquest, 6! Boocock had worrying for several weeks about pains tn the back, and and attackin, fent of the American Malting to Mr, Bull; and convict,” at of pronert . aecording Timothy H bi that the board of Sexsions on a new indictment for cri- minal libel. ‘The Indictment, filed by the Grand Jury on the complaint of Wilberforce Sully, chairman o! tora of the American eitel han long been known in Wall Street circl ti jemenis of com, 000,00 red he was afternoon. the regular performance and are " the ., at first|declared. “It brings happiness and ait alone and might have beon taken | Quer ith on ae That’s the n behind the Bhe satd| goodness, and © strong mind for a baby of four months, When| harges ¢ PE ice of toe eomeeny the reasoi d tre- y, al owns LE BOOCOCK TRAGEDY VERDICT. p young men who! cniid is a trinity, physical, mental and taaWihen she wae three she wae |coroner's Jury Finds inew deserting higher priced Turkish brands Taitien’ 3. wittien tan eff the Laneokn| moral, and that ite wants in all three donkey), and at five she rode | Suffered “Mental Aberration, for these unsurpassable cigarettes, Highway” Bridge, near Kearny, N. J.,{directiona Mould be satisfied from back. But! have ne iF stabasd) Moosankg teakiniee ot ton Antor Trust Company, sfot his wife and killed himself on the evening of March uffering from mental to a verdict Coroner's jury to-day who con- out from been Roocock, well connected and wealthy, an audience at the Bronx The- will deliver Seniting Company ing . ni harges that Keitel, Smokers Know QUALITY mendous, growing demand for Lord Salisbury. The pre-eminent quality of their 100% Pure Turkish leaf explains why so many thousands of smokers are ord Salishuri 100% Pure Turkish Cigarettes Lord Salisbury comes to you in a Printed on Fine Quality POSTER COVERS! ‘wha! about'food?’ I asked. “Do|ing the temperature of his bath and Prefusely Illustrated! you agre: with most of the doctors | inventing pleasant games in connec- handy Foil Packagethat contains twenty oudie ou What 2 mother should nuree her|tion with it his mother may teuch| Healy said to the Jury. Presenting a Number of Interesting large, oval,fresh cigarettes. And because and Instructive Articles by Ex- When 1 miserable, run down, have a bad taste in the mouth, coated ible,” replied Mra. Me ttien ine thumb into his mouth, or |e everruuns to five for, T came to . pe sa pty oe headaches it is a sure sign that your stomach, liver tf The est aubatitute hy modihed any ae ‘pect, without Beas oF the conclusion he shet himself while there ~ no ape no Premiums, perts on Dog snd Pouitry aad bowels are not im order and need a good, thorough cleansing at oner. | Hitnty fot water and’ fom the. four noae aid dune beating Cre ra Ong, ——>_—_ * Cost! A me ae Saleary, Raising, a ve a ti ther things in which the child ° moran he may Levee UM oe de instructed alee BRONX SUFFRAGISTS’ WEEK. th 1s package of high-class Lurkis BE SURE fore he is fed, Later on you will] “Above all, every mother shoud cigarettes costs you only 15 cents, probably find meat broth, soft-botled| herself supervise the welfare of her| General" Rosalie Jones, heroine of AND BZ prune juice and baked potato| little one. In some of the physical! the famous march to Albany, will ad- GET A COPY 20 tr 15¢ Mra, Inez Mil- believe that any food which is not/ful, intelligent woman, but nothing s pleasing to the taste of the individual |excuses her delivering her ehild en- holland Bolssevatn and Max Wolff The Delicious Laxative Chocolate Shiid ie realty good for him. | |tirely into the hands of hirelinkes A will do the talking this evening: ‘ r ‘. Gg eourse i@ baby shou! eo moth at knowa better, n th e delivere: - will cleaise your system in a natural, healthy manner, without paia or grip- ti id not |#ix years of the child's life he cond and third a THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY the best physical, mental and moral ; i hin’ mother | ‘* programine, The Woman ja teve a! houra your head will be clear and your eyes will sparkle, Peiniol Le mother ie fhe one ryshan necured” the thee AT ALL A chil know we must educate her,” week Ang f fices} World Of