The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1915, Page 9

FWe BveNtwa WORLD, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1018. and Give Child a Ch Limit Families NSEL ATTACKS TRICT ATTORNEY -_ 2 nn ee eee end DEDLARES GERMAN CONSULAR OFFICAL ARE NOW IN WAR ZONE; T3 CARRY PASSENGERS > Urges Dr. Jacobi, Babies’ Greatest Fri — tee Of ARKAHAM Aco ‘ \ 0s { Calls Him Most Vicious Pros- Only Two of Ships In Area vised of the confirmation of the sink Dr. Abraham Jacobi, the Nestor, the Dean, the Grand Old Man of Ing of the Lusitania, He was shows | 7 tack on the methods of District At- | \| mas American medicine—he has been affectionately hailed by all three titles— | torney Smith “TINKER MAY BE OUT wy of the Latest Extra of The ine World containing eons AS' B R 6000 “He is the most vicious prosecutor has just celebrated in harness his eighty-ffth birthday. “Work, wor! ation of the repart of the di OF BASEBALL FO in the State of Now York,” cried the work,” as he expresses it, is still the programme of his ithe acting Conall General chu _ " vy he reporter asked hit defendant's lawyer. “He has been life. He spends hours every day In the consulting oi connection With the sending . 7 ir actice in most unfair throughout this case, 1 rooms of his home at No, 19 East Forty-seventh Street, ae Rae eer ee ive MG ike earice @ Lamaene tee Chiteds Manager, During Practice trust that his tactics will not befud- and other hours at the hospitals, where he is the most Pook FEWER CHILDREN . tengern on the day. of th Newark Yesterday, Brings on dle you. 1 hope you have made al- highly honored visitor. atiling; or with: the the newspapers of the sa Jowance for his vindictive spirit. There {s probably no other physician in America 4 Serious Rupture. “The District Attorney has built fifty ye uard the lives stations, he lives of many children! ‘ened y he Lele Aa tne amas = y sane who has won so many distinctions or done so much|health of children have undoutediy been saved by infor- Loo yy PO Pe a Joa Tinker, manager of the Chicago “eda | solidly helpful work as Dr. Jacobi. For fifty-six yeara| "New York City never performed a}mation thus distributed HIAGCS ss cerful buaw, 4o| turn ot tes Padéral Louw ous ait: dation of mud.” | ‘ bee oF tt > kreater service to humanity,” he sald,] “We — we murdering — ohildren, an. shipping.” fered @ rupture in his right wide and ‘The main point made by Mr. Levy | he was a member of the New York Academy of Medi-|"than in opening and maintainine the] summed wp ie. decal ¢ sely. “Now “you ‘consider ita victory for] will be out of the game as a player that Mrs. Bailey was killed after. | Sai Sern Ga PSSST ER ee babies and ‘ittie children. bt ‘And perhape, ha he hopes, well end| YOUR, arMn™” wan asked for a month, tf not for life, Before he that Mrs, Bulley was killed utter #) WACHRTENTRTA and serving as trustee for nearly twenty-five years, Pare, donk Sek reid eon by refusing to bear the children whose ee eee ee ie iellett Chicago: ‘Tinker was warned’ to by the superintendent of the lighting | FOUF years ago, after his eightieth birthday was past, he wan elected presi |pras dene oc te ihe daeh eee iood, has iby refusing to bear the children wh oe] within the past wee ° Plant and ‘George Golder, «witness y the tk h of disease for life. another one, Dr Hossenfolder, | reat, owing to pat in his side, an lant and George Golder, a witness | dent of the American Medical Association. He has been awarded a gold |°T &1Ven by the nurses in the milk ldeath—or of disease for li for the prosecution, nay dare: Dati . Baile: Mr. Levy insisted that y | History. his physician told him the penalty medal for “services to humantty"” by the Americs fe Museum of Natural ance, |HADFAIRWARNING, EGHTY-IGHTVESSELS | Seu yoof Consul General Subject to Submarine At- ecutor in the State of Also Says Americans “Will tack Are American New York Not korget Thi a , j he Wht weasels, bound from or 4 q ' ' " folder fierman wa p to VERDICT DUE TO-NIGHT, ; 5 Queen dit lsuen thane sae ie — . “ Ne often today 1 ' atry ware ' mulat Mlant one Cameronia Mr. Levy Insists the Killing of : n Count! York May 2 tor Hallfas, presumably i 4 » Her i on Amba Canadian ”" » Bowland Mrs. Bailey Took Place sat Thies Aes rr. miaee<onsreiy ithe ane ' eritem Tey w told " ren wh \ New Atter Hight. at it Would be unele empl York * for Mare La — communicgt with Dr Homaen. | y raine, Preneh, New York April folder since he had giv notre sf Hordeaus, Ceear t Drantah, (Opecie! from a Btafl Correspondent one that be whould not te bothered | New York April 20 for Copenhagen: of The Evening World.) j during his talk with the Ambas|gatterdam, Duteh, New York May t MINBOLA, L. 1, May 6—The trial WE ShOULO WAVE ador |for Rotterdam; New York, Amertean, of Mrs, Florence Carman, charged HOM Mic” STATIONS Ai) questions were anawared at the! say 1 for Laverpool; Dominion, Mrit. ‘with shooting and killing Mrs. Lulu D. J eonmulate by ot Hoanenfoller'® 90. \igh Philadelphia May 1 for ne 7 * de a retary, who read the newapapers, Carn: (yy, Virginie Preneh, ow one Bailey, through the window of the ne fr the editorial pages where! May 4 for Hordes Canoy rit. office of Dr. Edwin Carman, her bus. were pr 1 den tone of the) an Moston May 2 for Naples; Her | band, at Freeport on June 39, came to ttack upon the Lusitania |renetiord, Noreewian, New Tore May & clom to-day with the summing up 1" ar hia tone of lite." 1) tor Hergen; Kriatianitiond, Nowe of counsel and the Judge's charge, | maid the weoretary, “but they all bad) an deren May @ for New York: A battalion of women gic ie ” fair warning ‘Tuseanta, Hritish, Glanwow May r Say SI ce aa ae a Do you think ere was MUCH) New York: the Hyndam, Duteh, Rot- o'clock, Most of them got only hd ammuntt and other War Supplies! indian a s for New York, and Se eens / bet aboard the Lasitant he was asked | Niggare, Mrench, Honleaux May 8 for ee ee i eee - — Tue ivaLins AR tainly there has alwaya been” | york Mara and teasing « highty sonar. Grand Old Man of Medicine, at Kighty-Five, Urges|| wee "vuom wa the replys “and all other Ameri Wis eyo. other veamin fying the ; | J an shipments, toe wan Nag, besides the Now York, dar for tho wee! pnt of |" : * An oighth of a milo of automoviies| From Giving to Tired, Overworked Mothers In- eral dimen to the avcompaninent of sh Lartana. whl aa from on ee ee formation to Prevent Children Being vette te something the American] the Petrallte, Philadeiphia, April £0, Sreened court house. ied a forget." | for Copenhagen. George M. Levy, who alone of Mra Born Only to Be Buried. | : will mot forget Kee fal ientit noatiy: deem: Stead Carman's counsel has addressed the a | th HUnBuIntas puateraay. ar and Scandinavian ports court witnesses in jury cases, based Dr Hossenfelder had not. been ad: | Wis icatad Meateh: is Ue Jury G6 a8 By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. News of S Told in Shorts} , BAstea The Bustos epinit must have felt conmiderabiy out upore: that double Ponting they @ut at the hands of the New Tort teame Thuredey, th wame HEN Daok peeterday and bit un ie two epole at ihe seine time, joan 1 what ant be called @ oie orem bream Heather than rem & Complete aurrender for the Greater | ONY, the Dodgers casiad off their but | Ue on tof rein, of eather, the | Vieweore of it ; | time Henny Kautt ie * Mrovkfedt vuttiet ‘a | varni [Sortuateid and Modraw ts quoting beck { | where he besan bet. | (Nie (ik of © Wemebail ! (he level ; | The wiiewe baseball champtonenip ut? Greater New York will be decided thie mon on South Pied at a 7 ihe eels Colbie te ‘Unelr a ° wetes’ The teane = | Moth nave who are Being louket * er bY bie league mann 1 wil prubabiy > and oh amith tor ; } ROWING a i | The crews of Pennayivania, Columbia ‘2 | jand Princeton race in Carneate Lake * toway All the crows had workouts | yeetentay. Penn and Columbia went out | both in the morning and the af raven, ; while Princeton took only the dally # j work-dut, All the crews are a 4 a hant race. ” ' rt ” al | the Yale navy by Col, 4 | rtford, was chrimtened at the | Yale boat house yeatertay with @ pretty. | ceremony, Miss Elizabeth Robingon, the | Pretty seventeen-year-old daughter of ” | Col Robinaon, perfornied the cereriony, whlch took piace on the float at the crew house ui Biatet at the success of the two crews in the annua! race on the Oakland ee tuary, the Stanford University people 7 have decided to send a crew to partici- / pate in the races at Poughkeepsie this year. Three years ago @ Stanford orew i made this trip, but ite backers were 4 sadly dtsappointed by the fact that the Cantinal colors were nowhere tn the race, Thia time better results are ex- pected. a 4 TENNI re Some of the leading scholastic lawn.» tennis players in the Kast started play yesterday afternoon in the firet annual tourney of the Yale Alumni of Weetches- |, ter County at the Columbia Oval courts : dinobedience would be an operas = of the New York Tennla Club, The event waa killed by an assassin, a © OT na eouree ot practice yeater Will decide the Interecholastic cameos Men or ke wan "aie iY ie eome SEM I US EL MUL a M AJ O I EA G U E R E COR at Newark he felt someting i ehip of Westchester County and the win- TaRsceant” which: mike by made te| NUMBER OF CHILDREN. hausted and unable to bear strong, hin aide, | Hy became nauseated and ner will be sent to the Yale interscholas- shildren’ tthy. cb i ~ . , but direct t ame the physician by Mrs, Bailey. He has been professor of children’s heaithy children, If the children are (Compiled by Moreland News Bureau) left the Aeld, but directed the Rams | to tournament, Of the twenty-four ene James Wilkinson, attorney for Will- | diseases in the New York Medical they are likely to te 3 tha same he came to bat asa pinen {nts only five survived at the end of fam Dr. Bailey, husband of the MNT, | College, the medical department of evil conditions around "The toner rn hitter and was struck by a pitched |e day's competition, Herbert L. Bow- See yoni, AO HOU Noe iat an” gong |New York University and the College|them, which the morrs ccvtes ao published tn the differvnt of these ball, Last night the caso Was diag-|™an of Mount Vernon High School, me- ley would "seek satisfaction” from he mother and father Pe, tropolitan juntor indoor cham) mn Mr. Levy for the slurs on Mrs. Bai-/of Physicians and Surgeona, Me | cannot heip. teamues t . th 417) Rosed am rupee sins he in} r champion; FF, ley'a memory which tha bereaved | has been on the staff of half a dozen “OF | National League Matting: Averagen.| Homie Galan ee = vith of the same echool, and J. T. a y u course | think that rep- | Hecords of all players who late plage in te Kai ‘oe tuan feit were contained im the ad-| Now York hospitals, The New York! bi haf fuoaeay, Alay } Cineinnald | Keutt, 17 .3"/VARDON AND RAY NOT mmerer Pleasantville Academy, eee ‘k hospitals. » of the} “table doctore ought to be al- | or more ganien, inchuling Wesnewlay, May 9, atl | Tig % 1s “avs. reached the semi-final round, W. BL Juror George 1. auiler, who had Milk Comm eae set to aut] (eed to give women such infor- | non | Anice, i TO PLAY GOLF HERE. | May of ttomrooke schoot and R. a. * fuss with Justice Blackmar yester- [agencies that have doae mos | mation as will limit the children | wus ok : ty bet ae Skinner of Peekskill Military Academy |; aay Souk: le right tot enna to | OF rea i ut ae ulate to the number that can be cared | 2 Kune Hatting Avera, Men Cong 220000 io , hay Eecitaciy vucden [40s Gus eles curvena: ator) synorooks debt, and he has been active in anti- . Haitian 2 2 3 — ‘ @semed to taacinate Mr. Levy. AM log MBRlEKE: DAW Oe MIA for well enough to bring them to 8 Auwilling, Chlem w pa Hay, the profeasional! vais defeated Penneylvanie’s tennis ” his strongest periods were addressed | tuberculosis pains. (| Maturity in good health, But to » Wasterty, Ws hy ri thelr eolting | team in @ hard fought match at New * taMr. atitier fellow practitioners says: “There |) give euch information is against | i * HN] it tour ‘ his | Haven, winning by @ 4 to 2 core In a Mrs. Carman was in tear as Mr. {no page of medicine in this city On] the taw. it ought te be changed, |. tiene, ciel Bi 1s "7 ‘unitanitn, | the beet play of the match, Capt Sted- a he Smith,, district attorney, | WMH the name of Dr. Jacobi is not! gut todo that™LDr, Jacobi'e voles a mee m ow 2 deckted them dart of Yale was defeated by Davia, 4 Louls J. Smith, ¢ ; Yl ineoribedi” Andlt dhon tha linde of ater, Chileago Soe Baltinre se. trip entir wh. played number cno on the Univers 4 de his closing address in an appeal grew shriller and his lean old Now Yor. " H y ee i! | hat th 4 the | Ni is uw Tobin, BL Louies viees -—— — sity of California team last year, for the dead Mrs Bailey, | child welfare that the most an | hand clenched—"to do that yeu ew Yor » Bee: ath a nnot be heard here becaus | best of his work has been done, unt Tunas tha, toneriln zea su Matta wy PIMLICO ENTRIES. Williams succumbed to Cornell in ten- = ie di, ife blotted out by the rs , . ~— - y f re esaneda Of Atriend ut OY ME) Hore ie the message which thie | Anthony Gometock, Gometeck lon a Wiftalo am RACE TRAC CO, Ma., May| Isic of the season bya somect Gree i “Who knew who was in Dr. Car-| most conservative physician, this ought | have all his duties taken | ‘Concinnats ; @ oN Pee! ipa | §— The entries day's races are! Neither tean 1 warmed up to the oa ay man's office that night?’ he asked. lover and savior of little children, away from him and be given a St, Loute...., 5 1S sane Bal mere _* 7 14 Hing: four | MeCOUnt Of the strong east w wale! “Ww ere? i Zimmermas, Brook * Minn, Baltimore. » H ett ole at | was sprinkling a light rain over the‘ MAWho but acperson at the other enit| Rae fer the fathers and mothers | pension of $50 @ year for keeping Setar Boston a no» | camidnl, Newark’... a "ina: Adah | courte throughout the entire contest. ‘ ays » ns of New York, after serving them his hands off, Hugging, 81. Louts, Moot tah vort iba 4 of a dictagraph upstairs? An out \ he ie 40 Fo Smith, Buffalo... 17 Wesleyan easily defeated Trinity te! | side assassin would have waited by | for more than sixty yeara: Limit | “And you can go down to your pas| les. an) [Wiener Comes enWaalevan, qusily, defeated Triaity, te,’ % the doctor's automobile outride. The) your famili Do not have jrer and tell them [ sald that," he) N su Helen Tireeongh tS 48 20 100 nett leyan courts, Ail but one of the matches _ 5+ doctor was certainly Coming out. ‘Tho | more children than you can bring | Added grimly, | Kitnter, Chrcinnar wow | 7 Blue: te g Jer were won by the Red and Black players, ° *! ot Attar up in health and safety. Work | PT oar Sag bo 5 » one. Wrooklyn esees 1M iv Cojambin, had litte trouble te: Aatenss veallisg. several “seinen Us| te repeat the law whieh, forbide boats ah ie evine cone | Bastar nnostra 1 is fe tisa, “261 | Dotan, Malteore voce ak HH tng “Lafayette In tennis on tne tatters 7 what they would do if' a wom-| physicians to give poor, over: e | Myers, Hrook!rn ee VT a0 chaetie, Newark sos 19 Ty by Plea Bayay os Th be the sing! Py) fn were shot in their offices—oxtract f At the seaside hospttals for ohtl- | schults, Broo 2 3% ‘ fe weer, ees he At won every match but one in the ingles, the bullet, sew up the wound and caii| Worked mothers the information | aio. whore he has worked, Dr. Ja-| Morn.’ Moston 1°: 7 Y hy ian i Clase, Hutto wv PH Aid nlened wth 8 coat 6 t9 @ family conference, or, call for the | which will prevent children being | O04." discovered long ago that mos | Wagner, Pittsbu 10 58715 oy Niel 7 Mover, n ® sia i Mrs. Spencer F. Weaver and Chartes 4 police born only to be buried, Jof the {l-nouriahed, diseased little | Maranriie, Woston . w 8 16 u Bs 4 " Ficimas Port Volant, | M. Bull Jr. furnished a little upset yee. > “| do not believe that any man . Anywhere from No, 6/ Cat fittamran .-.. 18 ii ty 1 ° Fong hal # He yor dor Fito: |torday by defeating Mise Malle Bjurate vation ore © fron » Bl Bancroft, PI i » 12 sttabut 3 5 oe yhitay 4 HILDA SPONG WEEPS who garna $104 week vae a right |T0'xo. 10'im the famiien of working |S Mars, Roum: Wf i 1S Hf SOR aah a ite. Went ae ‘Tennle- Chub champion: y : a Mollwita, Cincinnati. 20 8 1 roel, | ixed doubles on the club courts at | Sept told ree, with emphasis; sie | 22: | ivechman, Dittebtrgh 1 “oat Motliae!, tow 1 | Frio IE 8 1: | Forest Tillis, Mise Bjurwted¢’s ankle had cekl sold. mits wit ome To the argument that out of the) Crmrath, Uhiateipbi., 17 eo Shorten, ste t to. Ieamatah sass 1 8 event 100, ngs | not recovered entirely from the Injury it 1 | he dees have that number, it is lies of men individu. | O'Mare, Brookisn .... 17 s a E. Walker, 81, bo hia ' LS Mise Mhermond. 111: | received on Thuraday, and this was im kel: mn that society muet | ee ni ct tnen tod Facies Bites? 12 48 : 16 ng. Jockey Chih Handierp; | & KFOAL Measure reaponsible for the a Nkely to mean that 90 a y mw als have often risen to distinction, | Jomnaton, Pitan: | 10 18 ou ¥ " he nites |feat of her team in three eets at 3—¥, q pay for the burying of six or his reply ts simply, “The majority do | Bresnataa, Chicago .. 18 ‘ 2 la ao Mei Rel paaae y ee f Kariton de Taidore, 1087 | 4-6, YT, ti Miss Hilda 8; English " Griffith, Otnetomati... 20 Detroit 10 1 6 Orin’ Reign, 1045 sa - pong, an English ac-| seven of them, not.” 4. ow * cine ‘is so1T a, Verring) Kansas City. 18 13° "S89 Jee lan! Langton, 100, Staurhewd, Tho * - hi New | ai Here, Cincinnats Janvrin, | Rosten . % | 3 MISCELLANEOUS. treas who came to Now York for a! wo gtood in the little reception| "1 belleve as heartily as you do In| wesnetrich, Boston ss 14 41 10 10 MeAvoy, Ath 10 17 | Chedbourse, | ae 1s “Sar AMYRATH RACH-—Relling: Uhre seacohis ood] “ahe Cornell. track team, fork strong, brief visit on the last trip of the . . |ine limitation of famtiies,” [ aaid.| Berner, Philaselpnias, 18 808 12 Kmaer, Kenaas ( u" ry ATH RACH Selina, three seared, oad no ok teary ; |room fronting on & Venth yw voet isn't it truethat race auletde hag! Ree. Bt. Lon ts 10 18 ne Records, | Marties, Mt, lawila, 18 % torn te HS. Neeey Ae Coe pe Lusitania, was weeping as she asked | gireet, It wan sweet with American|..ct! attacked the old) American| Wheat, Brookiyn ow #8 Ko BU bi SH. Pe, | Drake, ‘Bt Lowi. 18 18 ng, AI: JN iveats of tha feen” Coraeh for news of John A, McCubbin, the! teguty roses two or Bion aati 8 BT ok tek WT wd is 12 Adatiaton hs 10 Win IPD Rare DITREIO Y You Ko to New England and ey te : ‘4 ‘4 BEOF: sees, SFR tal r ut their strength tn the Goons ciate chitnard in eevee birthday greotinige. On olther alia of} find the old fuinilies are dying a Kecor 2 it nee Barend nine SA Meena listance runs and field events ber when she crossed the Atlantic the manteip! stood two photo h an BR 6 Sy tot ea 18 ie LOUISVILLE ENTRIES fo counter-balance the 8 de a point to travel on “Old | Rraphs, framed with autograph let Lie lmst deed 90 tie, Ieimis ae 3 at ou i g 4 ae i in | m . . ae . ane. A told Hor this time | ters. One ‘vf the letters was signed | rey years we're going to e96 @ : 6a 10L Psy a & ee ee ~ ee Princeton's spring football season, the ” / that he wanted to retire from dea, but | “4 Lincoln,” and above It gaged out 4 alelphie eae Th at League Pitchers! Reo: 0 om we ie LOUISVILLE, Ky. May The ents for © Tigers have ever had, any ha waded t : Spa | new American. | don’t know what joule Bie a ers, including May 8, xh D oe Morneiay'® racin are ay fol rday, when Coach Lusitania. Then he was going to live Who was also a great love ry cou Suro} Brook iyn too ie: and Chu wo. 18 683 47 136 | mark as ya A four-period game, e ' hing. seubeegt OS OT ASK 10 BE E89 | gay, Toemtt oO ue football was adopted at Princeton 4 in the little house he had bought ati dren, Opposite him fon Him somes mi Federal League Records, 10; Shady Mow * ment Jacobs f emigrated to aia’ Pishe?, New York 40 6 has anything Golders Green, near London, shrowd, Kindly face of the doctor CN 1853, a patisar ine ar dpe nace Boland, Detnt 44 Mow of iAtess, sciting May 6, ho have nN hana ‘pertun ory ceremony > ‘ : . h) or mvite gatae id ae t . 0 be Re autocrat of tho breakfast table~ | Amer Germany—he never waa Now Wick s 9 ‘ Ce oe aay with in Order to preserve football trae ff . liater he was honored by the offer of a 0 alt ‘ siti, Newark .200 0° 18) 1000 oa 4 ai MOTHER EXHAUSTED, CHIlee | oii in pediatricn at the University) Mesown 0 DP spony H Obiego 20) 88 Lu00 Columbia's track team left Inst night? Pp | ts, Cleveland 1 turn! 4 oar z ongs.— | Will disown him, for he| Dale, Ctny z ue 4 Nall, Chteago ji 4 ° tite) ivan, 108 .Schuttinger), straleht| py, Jacobi never a tall man ‘Hed that Inasmuch as this 8 Mays, Tonto 1 tag, Newark S 1 Me 780% score of ¥ that these collex ve gq | 4.10, place $2.80, show $2.90, firat:| H a ht yortunity he o Be Walinesa i Newark fr ee Jano Gi yeen opponents In a track and field 9 i Naria, 200 Coiling), place $3.86, shaw |Now his shoulders are bent by|country gave him his opportunity he 0 | Boew, Wa on st, Tents a ee candle, “tot: mect, though. both anually compete in |” $3.80, second; Little Gink, 104 elghty-five birthdays, hts is Intended to stay hei y and make such 0 lareents. Games + Halninah » § 2 ‘on Ann ma ley hp iW | uno ihtercoliestates. The Blue and White “ t Jony. show $3.40. third. ir seamed with tiny creases and there |TCtinh ag be could. ht , M, Athietion ry CRUE , fae ye Tesvlenr oid lie: "The | aguad is in fine condition and comfidemt | Lady Atkin, Glomer and Little Alte ; | Undoubtedly there are well-to- 0 Ronan Athiethy H Karate Cit 24 vyhianon: $2,000 "adiials fone firtings. | of ViCtOFY, also ran. Is son aualntty old-fashioned | do wives who are purely selfish in 1 a f ; Morgnegt |S to: Tatts Stator r ae ~ pout the cut of hts blsek clothes! their refusal to ha on," 1 rh i Li Mas parm Laas, 10) | Monrich, Behmiat rte the, Claremont w Coftey at New Weat Side A. | Recapsny 1 P mpreseive he conceded. “They p r bridge i 7 : . ae | Country Club won first honors Lilies siided -Niicht, jxet for me He made en imprest tables to babies. The rich wom \ w s er Be tanke A? | Panama: cific "exposition Randseap «ye According to the custom In vogue, the | Mure, becouse he stood as the vallant should have more children and the i Dn H TRAE Nines thwve-rvep.olde and up, | MmUteUE Role, tournament, om Re aS ft annual smoker and stag of the New forerunner of that ¢ when tolun-| poor women should have fewer \ 1 iy 3 Hatin fo mote - stature HG} fare ON: | RO McLaughlin af the Midwick Country West Side A. C. will take place at tts | teer instead of conscript motherhood ghltdren: Maen lie. an andibions teas, be H |s sre Bi Hy for, Bt oath hae Ne Atlee 10 Menatits | Ciub, Pasedena, 3 up and 2 to play, (3 Al mombere ahd whetr crlends | Will really lift the curso of Eve, to the case of the poor mother, for | Mania, Ptisinieh aot | Keating, Sew York i vam, Hens yn CH Sig he gsi: yait| une Hrown AL A. ot Far Rockaway d'to attend. A fne array of | “If the $10-a-week man has two information which’ the | el: Hroklin . 3 Hoebs ing, Washingwn 2 I, fearann. CO ngauntod Vor Brean’: If! |held its first boxing show of the season have offered, ane, pervices children they will probably lve to gbvlouely a8 th Horan, Witt Wit Cleveland. s+. ¥ jain RRS ' ; Norman ioe Wes | baat night find dea se the cold ther . tfort lob Daley, the ft i a ne | cauTn ee LAS Cha f& good-siged cro 4 Borate te She anauine aamuchition, KFOW Up in the man whose of her rich and childle Maston, ineipnat 1 2 OH eel ete Nive Melt eto . Tn the main bout Jonnny Drummle, the J “offey, the Dublin giant, who ts a ) been devoted to saving ehite Lb Mita aay | Weblo . swore Aa otek: | Jersey City Hahtweight, a % member of this club, wil make Nis first fo. "Vou know, anybody tn New CALLS MILK STATIONS GREAT fesins Picotto ke JOE ae feren clavela ‘ih. “Minsk: | Aght-and easily outpointed Kohoma Py tt pudlio appearance #ince knocking out life 48 Ge GIFT TO HUMANITY, Prey yohpa 1 ot 1 3 HON . i hy Ween) of Brooklyn in & tan-round contest, ”) "AV" Relah, when he boxes a three- York knows, Whal the mortality is with ‘a acs, My : ia | Wa Hh Worit's Druminie had his opponent weak in the 4 Dr Jacopt Hieves tha SOME Noinavs, Bt, Louis 1 1 » cc) Pirie ha round exnlbleion with Jim Tully, Fup among the large families of the very gaddy things but many. fine, sensible. hegutie be 1 ot fo chy) Peder Leagae Ba! Wa pinth aad tenth rounds from punches ‘ hi: Records of ali players who "Holland entry, o te amateur championship, | Poors Often the mother becomes ex- things have been done during the last Ce ee Jaw. .