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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1915. KILLS BOY: WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW! * “ANOTHER MAY DIE;|How to Keep Well, Keep Strong and Keep a Perfect a EIGHT MOREHURT| © Figure, Told in a Series of Illustrated Lessons ¢ Children Playing in Streets or Crossing Over When Run Down by Machines. (BESS ROE WAIT, WOMANS KLE I CRASHOF RS Machines Collide at Crossing and Victim Is Crushed eae MANHATTAN ery WEBK THAN IN FRANCE HAS BEEN RESTOR York Health Department were interested to-day in | Collection Contains a despatch fron Paris which 10,000 Criminals Knowr to P hat di the week be- , waning June 6, 181d, oly. 386 | _ lice Throughout Country. births were recoré-d in the whole of France. Statistics obtained by Dr. W. H. Guilfoy of the Health Department show that in the week beginning June 6, 1915, 2900 births were re- corded in Greater New York. The birth rate here on the increase, ‘while thero is a decre~ Lieut. John Allen, in charge Police Bureau of Criminal I¢ tion, reported to-day to stoner Woods that he has jin restoring the Rogues’ That interesting collection now tains the photdégraphs of Caanint | | | \, ¢ Against Light Pole. \ In France, | ‘ * ‘ pened J t which has been noticeable since fe pai-vorn a 4 hi towan, T! ate | ring the inistration \ * MANY. BADLY INJURED. re Soon evemsatt 1.00 btetus Akt [| Gaswor te Sas pesumer aa OWN CAR HAD BROKEN. whose photograph was in the Rogues” Gallery to have the picture by making an application and mitting certain evidences of bility. Every advantage was of this opportunity and the Gallery was considerably Lieut. Allen was given the building it up. He had to go the records of 39,000 crooks on fle Police Headquarters and cate with Chiets of Police Wardens of prisons all over the try. His collection now pictures of about all the known at large or in jail, In Manhattan : .ne almost four {mes as many babies were born ) the week of June 6 * all of yee, and In Brooklyn twice as many. Unusual Number of Accidents in One Day In Manhattan Borough. & Woman Stopped Another Car and Asked to Be Taken to Her Home. \e. S HOW MUCH AND WHY COST OF SCHOOLS GONE UP EXPLAINED Supervising Statistician Makes an Exhaustive Report to a\\\ | One boy was killed, another prob- ably fatally injured and a number of others were hurt by automobiles in different sections of the city to-day. Harold Cullen, seven, of No. 342 p Kast Ninety-second Street, was struck by the automobile of 8. Cush- man & Son of No. 517 West Fifty- ninth Street as he was playing in front of his home. He was taken to Reception Hospital, where he died. Henry Hansen, nine, of No, 332 Mra. Meyer 8 Kaplan of No. 68 Henry Street, Manhattan, was in- stantly killed at 6 o'clock this morn- ing and nine other persons, three of them women, were injured when a touring car rammed a big sevep-pas- senger aatomobile at Bedford Ave- nue and Heyward Street, Brooklyn. Only a short time before the ac- cident Mra. Kaplan, pear the Flatbush Avenue entrance t@ Prospect Park, West Forty-ninth Street, was cross- ing Eighth Avenue at Forty-ninth Street when he was knocked down by an automobile owned by 8, Gros- had stopped the seven-passenger car and asked to be taken over to Man- hattan because an automobile owned by her brother-in-law, Dr. L, Freed- Comptroller Prendergast. light of No. 609 West One Hundred and Fourteenth Street. The boy was rushed to Polyclinic Hospital, uncon- scious, in the machine, suffering from *® fractured skull. Mary O'Neil, nine, of No, 244 East * Kighty-seventh street, playing in front of her home, was struck by an’ automobile owned by Dr. Kirk of No. 122 East Ninety-third street, Her right “wrist was fractured and she received bruises about the face and head, Soe was taken to Flower Hos- pital. James De Mouth, fourteen, of No. 187 Chariton street, was knocked down by an auto owned by the Amer- man of No, 160 Henry Street, had broken down while he was returning from Coney Island with his wite, Mrs. Kaplan and another woman. Morrie Marine of No. 617 West Forty-sixth Street was driving the seven-passenger car and in it with him were Henry Howard and his eis- ter, Rose, of No, 206 East Sixty- second Street; Miss Vera Weltman of No. © Rutgers Street, Joseph Wexler of No, 9% East Seventh Street and Mrs. Anna Bridebary of No, 113 Forsyth Street. In asking for the ride Mrs, Kaplan explained that Dr, Freedman, his wife and the other woman were willing to Robert B. McIntyre, Supervising Statistician and Examiner of the city, to-day submitted a report to Comp, troller Prendergast showing the in- crease in the amount of money need- ed to run the public schools for th year 1899 to 1915, The report shows an increase of $20,736,105 in the ex- penditures of the general schoo! fund out of which teachers’ salaries are paid. The special school fund expen- Miture increased about $4,900,000 in the same period. The increase in the general school fund expenditures of 1900 and 1901 of $4,900,000 over those of 1898 was due largely, says the report, to the bringing of the salaries of the “The dressing is the soul of salad. Youcan make — affinity salads every time if you use . {ean Lobster Company of No. 415 remain with the broken down m&-| Gutiying boroughs up to the Manhat- Destin E " Ninth Avenue as he was crossing pegrtlielthy ed sop Aral edpevelbe | CY Wa Vy | the Increase of 196 t & Co. b: Hudson etrect near Spring. He was her home. She was told to get In and)... 1914 of $6,600,000 was due largely Yo removed to Hudson Hospital suffer- the car continued on its way toward Hudson River & New A to the equal pay and the Silverstein laws. The report says further, that of a total issue of bonds worth $497,000, 000 during the above period for all Purposes, $106,180,000, or about 21 per cont., was used for the acquisition of achool sites, errection of school buildings and extensions, and the Manhattan. It was going at a good rate along Bedford Avenue and Mrs. Kaplan was expressing her thanks to the women in the party for having picked her up, when at Heyward Street another car, bound west, sud- denly appeared. Charles Beck of No, 242 Montrose Street, Brooklyn, was driving the au- ing from cuts and bruises of the { hands and arms. Hilda Goldman of No. 1826 Webster ‘avenue was playing in front of her home when a horse and wagon knocked her down, cutting and bruis- ing her about the right ankle and h She was taken to her home. Six Weeks’ Course of Exercise and Diet tor Women Readers of The B vening World, Arranged by Pauline Furlong, Author of “Beauty Cuiture at Home. lifted should be kept as straight a@ possible, This exercise brings into play the muscles of @houlders, arms and ler Even in the beginning each kn should be lifted at least five ATERNITY APPAREL. Joseph Riali, four, of No. 61 East ‘Thirteenth street, was playing in front of No. 603 East Thirteenth atreét when he was struck by am auto truck of the Central Dairy Company of No. 527 East Nineteenth street. He was taken to Bellevue with bruises of the right leg. Joseph Fleech, thirteen, of No. 247 West Twenty-ninth Street was struck by an automobile owned by Dewitt Lockwood at Eighth Avenue and Thirty-figg Street. Ciro Alongi, fifteen, of No. 410 East Eleventh Street was hit by a Broad- way car at Broadway and Tenth Street. Morris Maguer, sixty-seven, of No. 104 Forsythe Street, was struck by an automobile owned by Charles Chapin ot No. 1694 Broadway, at Kenmare Street and the Bowery, to-day. He sustained a fracture of the right shoul- . Cornelius J. Ngan, forty-five, of No, 601 East One Hundred and Eighty- second Street, was crossing Tremont Avenue at Southern Boulevard to-day when he wae kndcked down by a mot- orcycle driven by Rusell Holdeman of So. 118 East One Hundred and Sev- enty-ninth Street. ‘The doctor sus ToeDay’s Illustrated Lesson Outlines Rules tor Bathing and Presents Wand &£xercises Designed to Help une Ace quire Poise ana Grace. Because of her perfect phystoas proport Pout deen named the “American Venus.” She ts prego gap rebecca ture at Home,” and te an authority on ali questions of woman's phyetos! wellbeing. Bhe will give a cosree of lessons to the women readers of The Evening World the summer om “How to Make Yourself Well ond Strong and Preserve Your Figure.” LESSON V. By Pauline Furlong. Exercise and diet are two essentially important factors in the busi- ness of acquiring a healthful, attractive figure. A third factor which de- serves careful consideration is the bath. There ‘e certain systems of reduction which depend altogether, or almost altogether, upon bathing. To the indolent stout woman—and indo- the purus with strong alum water in heavy, firm strokes, or, if you prefer, use the alcohol formula which I have given you above, after the brisk rub wrap the body in a warm bathrobe before leaving the hot bathroom, pay into bed, tuck yourself up un- der light weight but warm bed cov- ering, and perspire for at least half an hour, times in succession, and then, if you are not too tired, try alternating the right and left knees. The movement is particularly valuable for the stout ‘woman, because by working ‘both arms and legs it reduces the bust measurement at the same time that it takes off weight. Also the balancing on one leg, even though assisted by the wand, tends to increase the poise and grace of the person taking the exercise. I have told you to begin by trying the exer- cise five times per leg, but you should increase the number of repetitions each day until you aré aple to per- form them fifty times wigpout stop- ping. I think you will Rnd these wand exercises as enjoyable as they are helpful, and I have for you @ number that are slightly more diff- cult when you have mastered the simple ones published to-day. If you did not obtain The Eve- ning World measurement chart presented with the first two lessons, send @ cent stamp and it will be forwarded, ——————— tomobile and with him were Hane Firschen of No, 242 Bushwick Ave nue and Henry Meurer, No, 286 Mes- erole Street. jarine swerved bis car and Book applied the emergency brakes, but it ‘was too late to prevent a crash, The Beck machine struck the seven-pas- senger car amidehips, stove in part of the tonneau and then jammed it against an electric light pole, All of its occupants except Marine were thrown to the street and Mrs, Kaplan was caught between the wreckage of the tonneau and the electric light pole, Firschen and Meurer jumped ond were severely bruised, Beck clung to his steering wheel. He was cut about the face and hands by glass from the windshield, The crash aroused persons in the neighborhood and attracted Sergt. Comiskey and Policeman Kierney of the Clymer Street Station. ‘They sum- moned an ambulance from the Bush- wick Hospital. The surgeon ‘who equipment thereof. The expenditures from the general echool fund show an increase of 483 per cent. for cook- . for drawing, man- ual training and shopwork, 206 per cent. for high schools, 176 per cent. for evening During th kh r cent. for P per cent. for riod covered by Mr. tyre ot 7 schools and 12' schools. Molntyre's report there has been an increase in the city’s po 57.4 per cent. lation of whereas there is an increase of 86 per cent. in school reg- istration, In the high schools and kindergartens, th is respec SEIZED WITH APOPLEXY Victim’s Son Grasps WHeel Just in 4 per cent. tively. GOTHAM Goin Stripe WHILE DRIVING CAR Time—Crarles Samuels Dies at Elks’ Club. AT YOUR DEALBR' lence frequently accompanies her complaints—such a method doubtless seems highly attractive. There is a slumberous, passive quality about it came with it found that Mra, Kap- tained cuts and bruises of the scalp, OOTHAR HOSIERY 8) TO WAGE CAMPAIGN Jeg and body. He was removed to his lan’s head had been crushed. He] Charles Samuels, a garage owner WEST MTH 8ST. home. Maines ares pag 3S : Ba hd gore Gua Will find it effective, pi ate worked for an hour dressing the in-|of No. 67 Hast Ninety-sixth Street, 4 mn by bathing alone is ener-| Products. You must earned, juries of the other victims and then | started to-day in a touring car from | =——— GOVERNOR SAVES WOMAN. |vating and unhealthtul. py | yeay 6s FOR CAR TRANSFERS they went to their homes. his home for a summer resort in Con- THE BENEFITS OF BATHING not? eo; the system’ Both Marine and Beck agreed that) necticut. He was accompanied by his ‘Wettman Will Com: lows that the stout wo = ss of Bron Slaye Sacensbes hat tan Ute not | ULARLY, you will soon see Ite. | cident. Marine said those in his ma-jon the front seat, and his wife. Sam- . ¥., July @.—Gov. Whit- And now, as to th of chine were returning from a reception | uels drove the car. ALBANY N. ¥,, Jul v. merely in helping you to develop an e matter of bath- | man let it be known to-day that he tn- |, ssthetioally slender figure, one which fog, I am going to give you some} , Yesterday we had a little drill with in Bay Ridge when, Mrs, Kaplan] At One Hundred and Eighty-second tends to commute to life imprisonment | ii he “stylish,” which will wear|®!™Ple directions which you can fol- j@umbbells, To-day I show you cer. —_o— hailed ther. Street and Grand Concourse, the the sentence of death against Madeline Ferola, whose execution for the slaying of her sweetheart in the Bronx been ed for the week of Aug. 2, Formal mt of the commutation, the jd, will be deferred for sev- ‘ays, pending the receipt of com- For her health every woman : Flecing From Home, and managed to bring the car to a hich friends of the con-| peal to you most, is a gain in health | ghoul | AND EXERCISES HELP <l s 5-Ce Fz AIRC Aa rd Fer fg tell el dpaciuet resi Ea aia Rico sem vert at : bat SIMPLE W. L cludes 5-Cent Coney Fare. Mary M eighteen, of Woodhaven, | stop as it was beaded toward the EX LAX Ex-Lax relieves constipation, regulates the stomach and bowels, stimulates the liver and promotes digestion, Good for w and old, 10c, 5c and 50c, at i 3 is curved forward from| ‘If @ car line in New York cannot | anaes 4 but making it @ luxury for many pee Lg dnt jenefite go a the nina if issue transfers,” says Aldermas | Were i P " y 10 and of my re one which their of exercise. If you th of these exercioes, which | Pouker, “it means that, it doesn't iy ad ml i juicl now how to conduct 8 business .' maanetbeaka oanonl Fai te. ite satraen Nnieth a ‘mus. |The people should be taught to kno-v Now .. HEN you go on your vaca- MEASURED ALIKE FOR ALL. clothes well and be a delight to your dressmaker and tailor, These are good things in themselves, but what ap- peals to me most, what should ap- or five Turkish baths a week would whom that form of bathing alto- gether disagrees, There are such, but The Turkish bath entails a cer- } not sufficient, of it beyond the tain xpe to put reach of the well-to-do woman, frequently. | want to emph: the fact that this course of | Will spend that amount of time REG- low in your own home, SOME EXCELLENT RULES FOR BENEFICIAL BATHING. weather bathing ministers to com- @ tub, and modern doctors recommend it in preference to the old-fashioned the shower—for some persons the too sharp—take a large towel, wrung out in cold r, and rub yourself with it. aloohol rub. This may with the hi ways fad expelling w: tain simple exercises to be performed with @ wooden wand. It is not an expensive article, and it is perfectly possible to use an ordinary broom- stick handlv, with the broom cut off, for all the ex -ciser Public Meetings Will Be Held to Agitate Question, Which In- CULTIVATE POISE. The frst photograph shows the in- people wili be told how to convince tho Public Service Commission that 4 ten-cent fare within the city limits e body, the left arm extending Bnward and formifg an acute an- gle with the trunk. (he average woman will find that} bathtub, which 1s said to harbor} ©"T,"tne second movement the wand|!# archaic and should be abolished. whe gets along comfortably with one | germs, is swiftly changed to a horizontal] A committee of four Aldermen is to ats bath of this nature every week. If you absolutely cannot stand | position and |.eld in front of the body | eonfer with the Publie Service Com. | The Delicious Laxative Chocolate ava. level somewhere between the| mission, Alderman Pouker is to b»| Were chairman, Alderman Charles J, Moore is to represent Brooklyn, The other members of the committee are Alder- men Egan and Schmelzel. chest and the waist. It is held as far away trom the body as possible, ‘The arms and knees are straight and either waist nor shoulders are bent, New York City and Jrhat they own that it is not the private possession no blame could be placed for the ac- —>— GIRLS RISK LIVES IN ESCAPE, Two Slide Down Rope of 9 ete L. L, and Ida McGowan, also eightee: aped from the Waysid: Sale of ry Aad Now.. Nearly a thou- Bronx, Samuels suffered a stroke of apoplexy. seat and lost his grip of tho steering wheel. sidewalk. Samuels was carried into the Elks’ son Seabrooke, who sat beside him He fell sidewa: in the The son grasped the wheel make you thinner, I should not ad-| fort as well as to health, itial position for nearly every wand| A big campaign for universal , No. 356 Bridge Street, Brooklyn, | Club, w! For viee you to take them, because thex| special ablution is pet Page an \axerctoe. Stand ‘with’ the feet 18 transfers from one surface car Une] ¢atly today. and are being sought by Mat hed "eapacentin’ tae pe e e would also weaken and depress you, | ducer? bar} apart Se eat fee eeee [to another throughout the city is to ‘They were committed to the institu- |Health up to the moment of his t t render-you liable to colds and, possi-| immediately after performing the| eee ut sind ane eedomen in white} be, Wased this summer. One of the] tion for waywardness., They got out by |selmure and had looked forward with on S Ipa TOM Jass. attcct your neart, exercises which you bave selected for|the shoulders are thrust back and| catures will be agitation for @ tive y climbed from a sccend-atory | Suerte Fourth at May me sountey One ‘Turkish bath every sevendays| the day take @ cold shower, Many|the chin is up. Hold the wand in 4) ‘oney Island. Mass mr Aicigee gry window. | Their absence was discovered 4 is quite sufficient, unless you hap-| bathrooms in the smaller apartments | Vertical Position directly tn front Of) 4 neid in ‘public schools, Iibraries | & pen to be one of the persons with | are provided with a shower instead of | that it makes an obtuse angle with| 42d public squares, at which | the "ALIAN CREAMS — tion this Summer have not ada ly toa of the big corporations which explo't Perest yeur favorite paper mailed to no GE See Store: ts streets.” | gd Nahtfully smooth and crewmy: da: have nothing to do but fuss about \ | Eee aroTe ee in big variety rae abot aes ny been aa aes oar | STOPS ALIENATION SUIT. shape, material, y help “ane Now and then it will be well tor When's 6100008 Action, Agninet color gfe tine Daily World, 12¢ por week Sunday World, Se per Sunday oni ou deste remittance to Casper. New 1a, Palliser Building, New | ay fend, York World, Yors it | the wife of the small man, to the girl who is support- little time and less money to de- vote to her own needs. You need not spend more than ten or fifteen m) \utes Gaily on the exer- ,ciee which 4 prescribe, yet, i you — you to take a warm bath, The best lime for this is just before going to about six towels, using very large ‘Turkish ones, wrung out of hot wa- ter. jo only one towel at a time 8 and change each as it starts to cool for a hot one. When the towels are removed rub t ing herself, to the busy mother bed. Have the bathroom steaming ep itee, | The $100,000 alienation sult brought chi hot before starting the treatment, | downward further and pressed light-|by Archibald Hamilton Whan. against ) of a number of children whe hae | pot oetore ata ring ease reduced in| iv ageinet the ‘lifted and bent knee,|lHenry Bradshaw Welsh ot Welsh Dis he third exercise illustrated the nnedy in wand, still held horizontally, is thrust mings. chellé and New Just below the kneecap. The shoule tinued by Supreme Court Justice Don- ders ure held as straight as you are nelly at the request of both litlgant Mr, Welsh refused to say yesterday Whether payment was made by him to Mr. Whan. The suit was disconUnued Wigut costs, able to hold them, but the body Is allowed to bend forward at the hip. The weight rests entirely on one foot, id the knee and calf that are not QUALITY CANDY” All Stores Open Until Midnight EVERY Night’ aaparartaate de, Sek et Overs Saeed a coe