The evening world. Newspaper, July 3, 1915, Page 5

In Editorial Section: Gov. Slaton of Georgia Writes for The Sunday World a Vigorous Defense of the South, Its Respect for Orderly Process of Law, Its Love of Virtue and Cult of Woman- hood. He Denounces Mob Rule, and Tells of a Remark- able Talk on the Frank Case With Chief Justice White. In Illustrated Magazine: The Making ofan American Citizen What an Alien Must Do and the Oath He Must Take in Order to Become a Citizen of the United States. First Cover Page of Maga- zine Section Printed in Colors. What Three of Our Greatest Presidents Have Had to Say about America’s. Future. The Amazing Trail of the “Yellow House.” A Dramatic Episode in New York's War on the Drug Traffic. Eleven Ways to Propose, as Conceived by a Noted Writer of Love Stories. Blind Negro Philanthropist, Eighty-Two Years of ‘Age, Who Is Projecting a Home for Ex-Slaves. How a Family of Sixteen Find Comfort in a Six-Room Flat With an Income of Only $30 a Week. The Great Lincoln Highway, the Costliest Memorial Ever Planned. Two-Page Feature, Printed in Colors. Smallest of Nations—Sixteen Centuries Old, With a Popu- lation of 12,000, and an Army of 900 Men—at War. Humor of a Century Ago Interestingly Illustrated and Described. The Minister Who Went Into Movies—and Why. ‘The Stage “Chameleon” Who Was a Broadway Heroine, a Greek Tragedienne and a Moving Picture Star All in One Month. “Uncle Sam” as Pictured by America’s Leading Cartoonists. In Metropolitan Section: Over the Fourth—the Safest and Sanest Funny Picture Ever. Drawn by Alfred Frueh’s Merry Pen. Grand Games to Mark the Quarter Century Anniversary of the Union Croquet Club. Dining With Happy Polish Exiles at the Spring Exhibi- tion of Grottger’s War Pictures. The Gayest Little Conflagration Ever Seen in New York. How the Governor of Tennessee Burned $11,000,000 in Shopworn Bonds. . Always the Best! Illustrated Magazine, I}luminated in Colors. Pictorial Section, Printed on Tinted Paper. “Fun,” the Great Weekly Joke Book. Best Comic Section Printed in New York. War News from Every Available Source. « IN THE BIG Sunday World To-Morrow PELEEE SEAEEAEALE DEE ESESEREELESSEOS EEEEEEHEEEEEAEESS EEE AEE EEESESESELEEEEE SSE CLEEESEEES SEES SISLESEESEAEEESEDES ESEEEEESEESESEOSS SESEEEEESSESSS SES ISLES ESS ELESESESS: USE OF TOBACCO CAUSES CANCER, Research by Dr. Abbe Gives New Light on Origins of Dread Disease. NEW “CURE” IS FOUND. Cent. of Recoveries by Use of Serum. Dr. Robert Abbe, senior surgeon at St. Luke's Hospital, says, in this week's New York Medical Journal, that he is convinced, from his ex- perience with 100 cases of mouth can- cer, that inveterate or excessive uso of tobacco will lead to that disease. Of the 100 patients, he states, ten were women. “Of the ninety men,” ho says, “all were heavy smokers except one, who had a cancer of the lip in a ecar from an old baseball injury. Almost every man had been an inveterate smoker of from three to twenty cigara daily. One denied cigars, but acknowledged one or two packages of cigarettes daily. “Many used a pipe, which often caused cancer to begin where the pipe end allowed the hot emoke to come upon the tongue. “1 find six among thirty-six tongue cancers were in smokers of cigarettes only. One was a woman who smoked a package ddlly; one was a man who smoked what were called ‘all tobacco’ cigarettes, fifty in a pack. He smoked a pack a day.” One of the worst cases in Dr, Abbe's experience was a woman who was in the habit of dipping a tooth- brush in enuff and ap ubbing it on her tongue. She liked the “stinging feel- ing,” she said. Another woman said she often burned her tongue with hot coffee. “About one case in ten,” says Dr, Abbe, “came from a rough tooth, Ker glue hot burning drinks, The other nine-tenths are chargeable to tobacco.” . Thirteen of the 100 patients had cancer inside the cheek, and all had chewed tobacco as well as spoked. In each case the cancer started where the tobacco quid was held, or on the edge of the palate or tongue nearby, Dr, Abbe had a case of cancer of the mouth that began opposite two teeth, one filled with amalgam, the other with gold. It is possible, he says, that continued electric irrita- tion from a mild voltaic pile caused by two different metals bathed in an acid fluid, might cause the cancer. Discovery of an anti-serum for cancer is announced by Dr. W. N. Berkeley of the Good Samaritan Dis- pensary. i His anti-serum is got, he says, by extracting a cancer tumor with water and precipitating the neucleoproteids and globulins. The resulting extract he injects, Regarding its use thus far, Dr. Berkeley says: “Of about fifty cases injected after a primary operation between two and four years ago about 80 per cent. re- main entirely well to-day. Under or- dinary circumstances this would have| 4 been the percentage of recurrences. “It seems fair to sa too that, with Increasing skill and experience in making the serum, and larger knowl. | } edge of what constitutes an effective done, the next fifty cases will show a still’ more encouraging per cent. of apparently Jasting cures. Of the above ‘cured’ cases, a number have followed a demonstrably incomplete extirpation—tinaccessible portions of the tumor being undoubtedly left be- hind at the time of operation,” peti shi Nas ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. The City of Chicago offers $500,000 of $100 bonds over the counter at par, New Haven Railroad System gross earnings in May Increased $117,103. Net after tax increased $477,371 Eleven months gross declined $2,865,948, Ne after tax increased $2,524,698 after charges Increased $2, THE HONEST PROPRIETARY MEDICINE has saved thousands of dollars to families who could ill afford the expense necessary to main- tain the services of a physician \2cians have failed. Lydia E. and has answered the purpose equally as well and often suc- “FORTHIS GIRL STUDENT; | THAW TELLS A JAILER 700 CASES SHOW | dertook to fulfil when a freshman at Dr, Berkeley Announces 80 Per} he Ny Ree “ALL BG MY WAY,” a ay Hie NO DOMESTIC SCIENCE SHE MAKES FURNITU Minneapolis Lass Prefers Man- ual Training Course—, Wantsto Be Engineer, IN TALKING OF TRIAL White’s Slayer Is Confident After Second Day of State's Case. a In the Ludlow Street Jail to-day Harry K, Thaw showed elation over the testimony thus fir brought out in his sanity trial before Supreme Court Justice Hendrick. rything seems to be going my he said to un attendant. Justice Hendrick yesterday ad- Journed the hearing until next Tues. day, and Judge, jury and lawyers left the court room in good humor. Thaw himself looked fairly happy, though the day had not been a good one for him. Police Inspector H. Giroux, who saw Thaw at Sherbrooke and Coati- cook, Canada, after his escape from Matteawan, and Frank McFadden, a mat Giroux MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., July 8— With a complete suite of furniture for her bedroom and a china closet for her mother’s dining-room, acquired as the result of an ambition she un- wan, North High School four years ago, Miss Birdie Kraft to-day is sorry her high school days are over. She is « January graduate of North High and has been busy at postgrad- uate work Jn her favorite study, man- ual training, since last January. She will probably be the last girl to take manual training at North High, be- cause W. W. Hobbs, principal, does not believe it a becoming subject for girls. Miss Kraft would have stud- naan =F —— Fr Fg a New Yo YORK me Kt ATLANTIC HIGHLAN "i inter ing witn of the day. S108 1 Re by of Mr. Hobbe to ppd nd McFadden eaid he had Thaw tn at thn oy. mt bat adhe td Ba nda in Canada, and escorted Thaw to th ‘fi “That is no study for me,” ehe said. “I want to do something that permits me to see. the results of your work, In domestic acience you eat the re- sults of your work.” ‘There is one ray of hope. She plans to take mechanical engineering at pe university, even though her fathe: objects, He contends engineering is not a feminine vocation. Bossing § construction crew, swinging @ rod and chain across the prairies, or di a Panama Canal is not girl’s wor! opines. T. W. Breckheimer, manual train- ing teacher, eaid Miss Kraft has made the best furniture ever turned out of the school shop. WALL STREET. Stock Market opening did not give promise of much to Interest the small number of traders in attendance, American Can was the most active feature. St. Paul opened at 84 and soon sold down to 82, or 9 points be- low Friday's opening price. Northern Pacific lost 13-4 by selling down to 1031-4, Selling of both these issues is said to be a cleanup of German liquidation. Up to the time the news of the attempt on Mr. Morgan's life re was published United States Steel held very well. After selling down to 59 the price rallied to 697-8 and very few stocks sol@off. Buying developed and prices rallied immediately, al- though trading was light and interest was drawn away from the market by the published details of the shoot! Northern Pacific and Southern Pac! rallied to the opening price, up 1 and 1 point respectively from the low. A few inactive stocks showed losses more from lack of buyers than from selling pressure. Only a few trades occurred in many of the stock: Paul closed at 83 5-8, up 1 5 the low. border of Vermont when he was sum pw STEAMBOATS. SS. “Trojan” Prer 02, N. RN.’ ‘Breet Pier SS. “Adirondack” Leave Pier 82. North River, New York. ‘West 1824 Street Returning Closing Quotations, With net changes from previous eng High, 3 ceeded after our best physi- Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound is one of this kind. L. DOUCLAS 93,504.00 4.508°5.00 Shoes ‘There are many novel and pleasing effects in our Spring and Sum- mar line which you will not find in ievill pay you to ry you pt pew styles this season. eae Gnd iy ta pa Tits hs on | ie | ‘The Jamaica Government report for Am, Malt of Am, Senelt Am, 3m. & Am, Tel, d& Anaconda Miata * THE [sz HUDSON By Daylight All Bervice Dail; Recent Sunday. Direct Hall Connections te all points in the © ‘The Adiron: ‘Music. t K jorth. SS bee pSe Bes FRPES Fe TF cep ee ers were re FerFe. Wig Ute 8 Tr secanon Boat Newburgh, Sree: oes ta Pere we : re en Pough- ai i : Le apd as gh, hunday. tdea! “6 iy Point. returning by Btr, Tei, 4141 Spring, N.Y fiel #011 146) 1464 — at a as gs “|| Independence Day ah My + (July Sth) 188 ty = Outings on Big, Swift Day || | AFTERNOON ty , A= Line Steamers $s = ‘Total eales, 101 LOCUSTSATWAR ON BANANAS Kingston Says Invasion of Central “Hendrick Hudson’ “Washington Irving’ "and Keturn 7 $2.00 Also West Point, Newburgh and Poughkeepsie Excursions. Be, So a ea Si A we aol HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE America Is Serious, KINGSTON, Jamaica, July 3.—News received here indicates that the locust invasion in Central Amerioa fs becoming The banana estates of Costa Rica are suffering heavily. the past fiseal year shows that Je- maica’s trade has been moving steadily toward th slany Us ited ras rite eae marily deported. When MoFadden entered Thaw’a room at Coatiooo! early ono morning and presented the papers ordering Thaw's deportation Thaw flew into a rage, bottle through a window, smashed a cigar box and shouted: napping me!” Inspector Giroux saw Thaw wa’ hands and heard him cry, those men away!” as he was coming down the steps of the Court House, when there were no men near to whom he could possibly have legiti- objection. Thaw did not indi- cate any particular men. corroborated McFadden's testimony about the bottle throwing. The State considers the testimony of these two witnesses as of great importance, as it is the only proof so far produced to show that Thaw has been irrational since he left Mattea- Evelyn Thaw Has Nervous Break- CHATEAUGAY, Word was received here to-day of the Miness of Mrs. Evelyn Thaw, who is in camp at Chateaugay Lake. A nerve specialist from Chicago has been sum- moned and will probably arrive at the camp to-morrow. —_———_ CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN MARKET. 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