The evening world. Newspaper, November 15, 1915, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1915. — = ee _ ASWIFEDISROBES {ARE FOREIGN-BORN MOTHERS BETTER Thee cae es ec nes usted Ty | MND IN CHURG e" York’s Health Registrar Says the American Mother Is a Failure Because, as Girl and Woman, She wai : ipleol Miac: abt prs 2 oe Unfits Herself for Maternity, Doesn’t Want Offspring, Doesn’t Take Proper Care of Her Babies Penvelh 2 Wane Aion cle on When They Come, and Doesn’t Wisely Control the Growing Children. aes or LOTING, Coote tan! dheonid cl nite Bactktinte can GNNREnET , Delair’s Act Stopped by} or twelve years was deprived of! liners Maure earning his livelihood as an atterney,|oMelally 1 | Society, So He Wants $2,000 [trough the activities of Attorneys and agents of the Metropolitan Streat yoia ond Aquitania are das British hospital ¥ STAGE NO2 SHE DOESHT WANT — CHILOREN AP TER MARRIAGE row can) You Tie AS A RESULT HER INFLUENCE 1% BAD Yonkers Couple, Who Lost For- tune in Germany Through War, Strangely Afflicted. STAGE NO.a announcement was mad@s te ES Railway Company, met with another| by the Government in the House 3 stein’s Estate. ; From Hamwnerstein’s Estate. | hy Abia Morne at ihe Nasda offer ons fternoon in re. ———— the United States Cireuit Court of |Aponse to aneries concerning the it Gaur UNDERSTAND VTWAT CHILOIN Appeals, which denied his petition to] whereabouts of the two versels, In- In & man who swallows live frogs YOURSELF . compel tha receiver of the Metropol-|asmuch as they have n among the a) 1 s - P| . Down TT, : - Jand goldfish guilty of cruelty to ant: | an te i 1) 000, t om nown ransatha « ine BOTH UNDER RESTRAINT. {00 [and otanen guilty of aruety to ant |inen retain g4m00. Fening hin nal | eat Kaw ato Hoek ea f hie at fr anythitie Me Ble for damages In the State courts: their disappearance from their usual a atomach anythi . ; vethat 8 the auentton whieh The Court was not unanimous in| service nused considerable cam- . : . a lite judgment which affirmed that of| Ment, and rumors have been current Woman Started to Undress at empanclied to-day In Justice tl ee BM hey had been deatroyed by the fete part af the Supreme Court {'Me United Statex District Court, tor! they he n royed by ¢ Religious Service, Crying to [mut determine before they ca ee coe te nie ay | the, Mauretania in of 20,704 tone award Gustav F, Delair, the “human ppenhetr aa he lawyer n we ; to hild who « # ep{and the Aquitania of 45,674 tons. Minister to Stop the War. tank." the $2,000 in damages he aska | for @ child who was run over and her| 0, [0 Onl te tt in thele 5 from the eatate of the late William | Sfcut off by a car of tho Market \Hammeratein, who for two years was | Street Railway Company, in 1900, He | Sdulpme Willy G. Holldorff, until recently | manager of the Victoria Theatre, obtained judgment against the com- the chief chemist of the Spreckels | Delatr told the Jury that he was | PAny for $5,000 which was affirmed! Depie Ratnery ak Yonkers, aad vis |nirea to appear at the Victoria and by the Appellate Division. The case Not a Bite of wife are under restraint in that elty " Iprenent hia act, which consisted of | #9 carried to the Court of Appeals to-day, following their emotional out- , STAG WHEN SHE j |awatlowing and emitting anything | and while pending thers, in 1901, the f «i wurst against the European war in St. | Jat DOES wave ’ that the audience asked for. but after | Charges oF bithere carey broweht Break’ ast Until foka'e Vvangalical Church yesterday, | CHiLoneN) a fow days’ engagement he was told |of perjury againat the young lawyer, . ihe hysteria OF the pals) ending With | : SHE WONT i that the Rousegid not want his act, | He was diabarred and tot iy You Drink Water! @ partial disrobing of the wife and MAG ANY % An agent oP the Soclety for the| In 1910, evidence was accid . SACRIFICES STAGE NO.1 y For “THEM tal troubles of the pair which ha’ been developing for six months and|| SATE MOUA! aNO Hammeratein cancelled the act after) the company to swear that Oppen- id’ k fi L m bribed the 07 whiph,_ |W mar ently, by || wena minty. |hin lawyers told him that, while froga | felm b 18, 18 and” keepe us fit, ere caused, apparently, by || wien a air! = is lnwyers told him that, life. Waa’ pethiog rsd money losses due to the war suffered and fish were not animals, the society | « nd subsequently brought suit by Mrs. Holldorff. | had a right to act. | $300,000 damne her effort to take the minister's place | im the pulpit were the climax of men- hed which showed that Op-| / penhelm was the victim of a con Delair do hin stunt and decidgd that |spiracy, It was found that the wit-\|{Saye @ glass of hot water and he was gullty ofecruelty to animals, | nesses had been paid by the agents of phosphate prevents illness Prevention of Crueity to Animals saw Just as coal, when it burns, leaves —_ behind a certain Lay of Nt ” | bustible material in the form of *, told the jury that the “human VERONA’S WOMEN KILLED eo the food and drink taken day aftet ould make an robes out a day leaves in the alimentary canal w his stomach, and also could drink| certain amount of indigest ‘ma. twenty-five glasses of water and a| BY AUSTRIAN AIR RAID terial, which if not completely eilarnated sinall barrel of beer while the lve| ‘a from the system each day, becomes stock were inside of him. food for the millions of bacteria which Pravelle: 4 infests the bowels, From this many “Monsteur Dolair would go” among | Travellers Assert That Only One|!" ‘Bho received a large legacy just be- Do the four counts in the indictment constitute a true bill? Maxim P. Lowe, who represented fore the war and went to Germany Let The Evening World's readers answer. Miss Marshall has pre- | | Delair, me take tt Over, “The money was Ine ared a set of questions of her ow! vering every phase of t! qeated in Gerinan funds, Lastepring| © : ques r own, covering every phase of the he learned that the legacy had been controversy, and by making suitable replies much light can be wiped out because of the war. She thrown on a vital and momentous subject. brooded and became unsettled in her miad, talking constantly, refusing to tank" SEVERER PUNISHMENT. f te, t nd ptomain sleep herself or to let ber husband By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. the audience and ask them what they Soldier Dead as Result of ke golasee are tated ud ouseea tae sleep. Has the American mother failed? | wanted.” said the attorney. “If milk the blood. ; Holldorff became possessed of a de- | Yes, if we are to believe figures compiled by the New York City Health | lusion that Claus Spreckels of San Francisco was seeking to do him evii by wirclgs. There are amatevr wire- fess plan?s on the roofs of houses near | the Holldorff home at No, 12 Morris| Avenue. He made many complaints against them and threats against Louis Spreckels, the head of the Yon- kers plant. On the complaint of Spreckels, Holldorff was sent to the Poughkeepsie State Hospital” for the Insane in June. was wished he would emit a bottle of | Falling Bombs, Men and women who can't get feel- milk or beer or anything else the spec. | ing right must begin to take inside tators desired. And if they wanted a| MILAN, Nov. 15.~7 sre arriv.{ baths. Before eating breakfast each couple of froga in hetween the Hquids | !ng from Verona, where an Austrian peeves ty dualsesetal tapes he could accommodate them with al- | “tt {resulted in the death of thirty! stone phosphate in it to wash outjof erseons and the P ———— Department and the conclusions of Dr. William H. Guilfoy, Health Regis-| trar, In New York the child of foreign-born parents | has a better chance of living beyond infancy than tho, child of native Americans. According to Dr. Guilfoy American women do not make as good mothers as fo eign-born women. He finds that the American mothe is a failure (1) because as girl and woman she leads a life which physically unfits her for maternity; (2) be cause she does not want offspring; (3) because she does not give personal care to her babies; (4) because | most anything—horses, elephants and injury of more than|the thirty feet of bowels the previous babhoons excepted.” | double that number, deseribe th day's accumulation of Polont at inkgn “How did he do all this? inquired | '" interiews in the Corrlere Delt, toxins and to keep the entire ao} a “neni Hi 4 | Justice Greenbaum. jas having been favored by a Mag “ oeng 1 a | __| Magistrate Koenig in Harlem “OF ‘course, Delair would have to| morning, whict allowed the hoatite _ Ran + [swallow them first.” replied the wit- ft ypronch close to the ¢ ? Court Sends Several to Jail |‘hres. “He'd wive the frogs and fish a eee eee teen: pute’ alte [others who’ wake up with bad taste, chance to inspect thelr new surround. | as low ax 4,000 feet, and each threw | foul breath, backache, rheumatic. stiff- tary canal clean, pure and fresh, ‘Those who subject to sick hoad- ache, colds, biliousness, constipation, On the promise of fellow members| A she does not control wisely her growing children. a the tight me maniiore secs Who Lack Higher Fines. jie, and then the show would be: fre A a & to atx boris, a ding to ved Fe ni oe ye is of the congregation tnat ne would be} e ~ hibit + ie ers ace hey flew ol 5 Kept in restraint ho was soon’ released MSS pied MARSA I shall be glad to publish letters from Evening | young, people exhibit so many Thomas F, Freel, superintendent of | whe. they were attacked by Ltallantpound of Mieoggy 4 hosphate from and allowed to return to his wife,|World readers answering any or all of the four counts of that indictment.) Would they? “By their fruits ye Whose affliction was not generally) py, you think the American mother is @ failure? shall know them." Is the American - — mother's fatlure trat by the/|gan in the Harlem F ice Court this x * 8 n hour before yesterday's scr. | SOME PERTINENT QUERIES HON sc caopmenh is Reap ale Gru ana heORYC nid, the painted school lth [morning the Haslem prison will soon | Sumnuis, ch eesti meta eters | cient rt a Rroup, Of them, RaGing ‘Sunday School was in ses- NEW YORK MOTHERS, | Rent to Reap tate Nt ‘tl the cigarette-smoking school®boy? f « Kaa oiiaS PTR ec he da a hy aunt sion, the couple entered the church, Do you believe that by the passion to indulge in exciting pleasures out- leave the estion in the hands of have an exclusive club of automobile | Mling his stomach with the zoological | the Chamber of Comme: side the home. ‘ y rival the famous | Collection and that they seemed to like | is sald algp to have killed a second knelt toge and, both sobbing con- , dressing, |G at . ‘ avening readers, Let me drivers that may rival the famous| {tne mixtures & second vulsively, prayed through the opening for amusement, for dancing, irls are taking more interest IM ieee from n : ¢ Allmony Club of Ludlow Street Jat pean Neutenant 6f infantry, the only mem- ‘ into the bl é oh service oveni® | yaunting restaurants and other | athletics than formerly, and that is a | ’ air did think be was-gullty of| ber of the military forces who lost nis ;impurities into ood, ca He er re pulpit far (hie mercneny lices 2 public pleawure, our girls|S00d thing, Yet their lives, in the Bix charter members wore provided , cructty to himeelf, didn't hel Super-| jie, it is asserted, One of the beat! health, while the bowel pores do, ain, are not nor d the t Augie f 25 intende: Tia Sates: Mrs, Holldorff rose, hurled her hat|and women are making themselves ma nae not norn ua thls, mines for the new organization to-day by Meet or ant biggesiey be known doctors was killed by another! 4 away, tore off her Waist awd much of Sn Bones, 8 Sip gauae latalpa | Magistrate Koenig when he sent to| no had been swalinwine te le satd | hamb. nd freshens the skin, so hot water . side the home had been swallowing frogs and Kold-| No damage was done to military /and limestone Cepepeate act on the eco thers? Is race| for amusen ou 9 dercle anc tarted unfit to become mo' a seme dose % a i Le for the svulpit, crying that, ‘Goa had suicide a real danger? Is the average | going to e the home suffer. DEATH TRAPS THAN OURS Paerme & dosen speeders who | fish for thirty vears. buildings or the way property {stomach, liver, kidneys and bowen told her to forbid all war. Her hus-| American woman opposed to @ largé¢| ALARMING DETERIORATION OF | couldn't or wouldn't pay their fines. > kavk hi ale a rew an overcoat over her| family? Doe: eglect her babies | | The unusual percentage of Jail sen- | | Bary fran, overage eyez | family? Docs she nerlet he THE AMERICAN FANILY. | jim amma perconigs o sw BERMANY EQUIPS CARRANZA OCCUPIES NACO. | shets, who had been inj when | when they come? Is she unwilling to r “We know that a hundred years eckles i éj e Chil-| tne tact tha : ' | ! l 1 Y a watch the pair, led him ey ae, nurse them and take care of them! 404° American women eats Att | Reckless Autoists Kill More Chil-| tne fact that Magistrate Koenig has TURKISH TR oP: | Two Thousand Villa Troops Driven | E AN atiy ‘and | herself? Does she bring up her chil-| had big families. To-day the dren There in Proportion to jraised the ante in the previously pre- On and needy the Soctety for the Prevention of | aeroplanes. \the drug store, gin practising If business keeps up the way it be- | Cruelty to Animals, testified that when | A bomb dropped in the Plaaza Erbe linternal sanitation, —T' will cost n& for ine| to little, but is sufficient to make he called on the human tank Delair| claimed women as its vict any one an enthusiast on the subject. member, inside bathing is more portant than outside bathing, be- ie the skin bot do not absorb » portico of ee, This eco | soap and hot water cleanses, sweetens ——o Holldorft fougat —_ viol | | screamed when the pastor and other| dren badly? Is it due to her that so} small family is the rule, and the : | ng system of fines for apeeders. \ “Avinen. the. two "were, many American boys and eltis are] Birth rate among te a siaid ben Population, Figures Prove. erate heretofore haa been a fine of |. f : WASHINGTON, Nov. 18—The Car: |Absolutely Removes Fee ee eee acter math laces 1 Qisreapectful, indolent| js anything but what it should be. or two days in juil for a first of-| Succeeds in Getting Arms to Men|'anas agency to-day announced the oc- A A 2 olice station Holidorff, with tears|‘sobedient, disreap: | There may be deterioration in the “Chie. s more dangerous than cupation of Naco. Villa troops fied to-' Indigestion, One pack Breaming from his eyes, asked Dr.|and precociously acquainted’ with) native steck, but there certainly [vow ‘york was the declaration to-|(onse Declaring he was golng to put Hitherto » Unavailable as ward Villu Verde with 2000 Carranza! it. 25¢ t Mere sors W._ 3. Coons, who had been summoned | petty vices? is @ marked disinclination to have |New Yor d ation 0-14 stop to apeeding in Harlem, Mascis- i ward. Ville Verde orev Bae from the hospital, if he might not be These questions are too impor- children on the part of many | day of Col. Haward 8. Cornell of the | inate Koonte to-day raised the fines Fighting Men. - ggist ‘ modern American women, They Nat a " Prot tant to be settled by an isolated | Goliberately avoid maternity.” inne) ianmars Pee roup of statistics or by one I suggested several reasons for this) “4 x s convictions. That is why! |etate of affairs, such as the quality |! West Thirty-fourth Street, in using wish to hear from many of you vs. quantity argument, the economic|the deadly parallel in the matter of| | because arms and ammunition were = — John Donohue, of No, 310 East One ‘ situation in many families, and the] figures as to those killed by automo- hs ‘i lacking for them, but now equipped about the American mother, entirely candid belteg that bables are|niice im the two éilies Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street,|with supplies which have reach ‘a deed, | hope she will write her- /not the only nor even the most de- \ le two Gites, convicted of going twenty-eight jade ieee % vorne my) sriod Const ople fro any, cif and tell us whether, in her |sirable form of self-expression for a] Col, Cornell took the period b ca an Hour, Wan hued $30, ce there | Constantinople from Germany, ar ; married woman, tween Dec, 1, 1914, and Nov. 1, 191 j already in the fled own opinion, she has succeeded oihete ia G6 TeaBOn Wie We iv : ; days in Jail; Adolph Ahigrin of No.| yy S| \ 0 y thicage hat interval 227 per- ‘ “oe Either they, or others whort thay Pp failed. And let us hear from Othen ‘es wity and-quan. | in Chicago in t 923 Eagle Ave gantiea! SCAL TROUBLES he shouldn't have both quality and auan- | sons met death from automob ‘agio Avenue, the Bronx, a) have relieved, are being concentrated her children, the young men and /tity,"" retorted Dr. Guilfo yemile wbweder aot Of ently . A rgume: vette 5 and in New York 801 were killed, . *}on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast to women of to-day. Do they believe jargument that it ts better to bring | am ae told : V4 By Correcting Dandruff, Gives the that the American mother h |two children to maturity than to beat| ‘The population of Chicago, given or two days in jail; [srael| resigt a ctive So- ciety at the organization's offices, No. =_——- permitted to take his wife home and end her life and his own with a re- volver. len oan \to $35 or $40 in most cases, witht |days In jail as thd alternative inste, of two. BERLIN (via London), Nov. 15 ‘ 4) Turkish troops, hitherto unavailable ‘ possible attempt at a Bus- . h ie and allow five to dis. Fabduld way ; : . ven Schwartz of No, 78 East One Hun-/ sian Ianding, according to advices Hair a Chance to Grow. made good? that with reasonable care and with 85,000, and that of New York) iia and Fifth Street, went twenty-| from Sofia to- . ; \ — The city Health Department has) modern methods of treatment for gis- |%# 4.766.000, according to the census) y.. nites an hour amid heavy trac! it |* doubted, however, if enough Many persons, despite their careful] just announced the statistics of in- | fase at least five out of the six chil- | of 1910, were referred to by Col, Core | 4 4, r eyes war necessities have yet reached Tur- observance of sanitary precautions, are nt mortality for 1914, Thirty chil-|dren oug ht todive to grow up. nell in comparing the statistics. and his sentence was $40, or five days | key to have added very materially to Sr timas Uapubled Sith sont dlacrders | 2) “L don't think that a mother should} (so) Cornell waid that fourteen con-{'2 Jal: Thomas Thompson of No, %3/ the number of the Sultan's troopa © Street, a twenty-fivesmile | | rhe Bulears, who suffered a te drew $30, or three days; Vin- | mn, Mastrovard of No, 222 fa the form of scaling akin, profuse| Are of every 1,000 born to American |jimit her family because she f dandruff and intensely discomforting,| mothers die. For English mothers) that she ca itehing eruptions, the death rate is only 26 per 1,000; i) Ravanta While these are allowed to exist they| for German and Austro-Hungarian ot he dis: victions resulted in Chicago for the deaths, He said twenty-six per 1 responsible in M not give several chi pous start in life, Ivantages overcome by erse last week in. thelr ement on Prilep, with a view to striking later at Monastir, are re sons were hel Lineoin and Garfleld! And. to-day | *0"* Twenty- Street, admittea | ported from Sofla to be again in t cannot help but endanger the health} mothers, 25 per 1,000; for Swedish |oqucution is the cheapest thing ig | battan atone, ety a ieee tour suinttted | Habuna Pasw region, clone to. Prilep, the hair, perhaps preventing its| mothers, 22 per 1,000; for Russian | America, nt wh he hair, perhaps f g its} mothers, 22 per 1,000; for Russi: r H ap epg leg nagrmadaual gL CH: | avy attack On the Serb pos! Jays; Arthur Sarr-| tiong there 1# ext | m | tined $80, or th growth. and Polish mothers, 20 per 1,000, “Every wife who can do eo |DISMISS HEIN INDICTMENTS ||). a or hn cted short! Intervale Avenue # shortly Such affections are strictly skin dis-} © snp indictment of | should have several children. It ent: thirey mil hour fa adn heavy pressure by the - arlotly a hat ig a startling indictmen: . wen! rty miles an hour and was Mm thelr southern centr h ee eet, Hee irae to} american motherhood,” 1 told Dr.| 18 4 duty, which ane owes te the 1 Charged With Hed $80, or throe days, tn Jal jot Veles, but It is believed. the posi d yy quiekly, : : . of these took the jail sentences! ton will be hott 4 i eat gt be employed for ecemay on | Guilfoy, Registrar for the Depart-| maternity because she prefers to fo Obtain Pardon ¢ wen other speeding auto driv: | Wonks ve nc Ginetta en titan are ‘ any part of the body. It heals, puri- | ment of Health, do other thin. is simple selfish- ¥ dn eva laroaeie nis ti 14 fines of sin P proportions, | (er ier, Ea on the ulgar ; i. Boe ene ha scalp awect und | “According to thone figures, which| ness, And she is usually punished Indictments for grahd larceny in t in thi ran Lake region ie and leaves the ‘scalp sweet anc acted) Psi for her sin. The childless couple | {first and against E rr arene clean, While getting in. its work it] we must accent, American women do| for her ain. The chittisss couple | vi xo is eerceee Merchant Commits Sutctde, ; may be retained on the head and re-| not make as good mothers as foreign | givorce court. Even if that is | strect were dismissed by order of Jud LAKEWOOD, N. 4, Nov, 15.—In a SPECIAL NOTICES. newed night born women,” he replied. scaped, a home without children | siutone to-day boar house on Lexington Avenue, ! "> ee ~ @& In conjunction with Poslam, and ale!“ phen, of course, 1 asked why. no real home, particularly when Fore eee sicted Inst January on a this morning, Louls Abramowitz, 1 ASK FOR and GET ‘ways, Poslam Soap is recommended fe q . i F 7 . hi eture! h a place of busine ea te opal | an act hr daa Sinatra ah "ol ee MORLICK'S hair and scary for shampooing, you| the American girl and woman—in| “aya” ay you consider that the [Ment of money for services in trying to 1 Street, New ork City, was will probably derive greater sutisfac- | New York, at any rate—leads a life | american oth neglects her ba-|?btain a pardon for Frank C, Marrin, nd dead from the effects of lum ” 7 i ens. ote Oh THE ORIGINAL | j tion and benefit from this quality soap, | which unfits her for motherhood, It bieg_whon th ¥ arrive nS asked. a Brooklyn lawyer who wi ‘ ® pik ALUAUnK Gas ist ee , densed fo. hia 7 Mnedicated with Poslem, Why aot be-| an unnature artificial tite, The me-| “Very, frequently ahe dowk not jsentonce of Aftaen years In Sing Bing: St NO. Aas eat AOE. Heo MALTED MILK wa with bet today ir ropean peasant woman who gomes to| "and statistics show. that 1 jqalelm: according to. thet indistments. ind finanetal: trouble had decided GE acu ay Git a cunay aatenitate DF SAM Deh BONE TO ALANS $0 See ork ha wn up with plent among bottle-fed babies Is much | yo0g NATEN 8 Ww oon one be i ‘and pay the SAMK price. : | gency Laboratories, 38 West 23th st,, | New York has grown OP plenty hetmernee 2 114, that He could indibanse the Gover : , ‘ i fresh air, wholesome 80 who cat t } ‘ork City. Sold by all druggists, | Of sunlight. g Mendel them to do. Phere {hor through a brother and an Alban are * i di — | work and, on the whole, good, simple) jy the adde danger of con in lawyer istant District Attorn — | food, She also wears, comfortable| cow's milk, and the bables who are | Train o-day he did not belte 1 ‘ t nursed lack the power of resist. | convict ud cured. clothing. Our girls, on the contrary, re Jiscase in their later as well as | pape, «aie are allowed to eat rich, indigestib! # disease noir later as well as | food at irregular intervals, to wear |i" thelr earlier lite, BUENZ TO TRIAL THIS WEEK. clothes which injure thelr physical] BANEFUL INFLUENCE OF THE) AFTERNOON HOTEL DANCE, | Me and Other Hambarg-American For “The American mother thinks she| Officer: © Coart Wednesday. knows it all and is little inclined to] ame effat of Karl Buena and fou io which it needs, She is likely to|ruary for violation of the Customs Law, | ¥ leave it in charge of others while she | in furnishing coal and provisions to Ger- | AIT lost or found articles ade use hurries off to a dance. Ina hotel the |e rman ae rtised in The World will ba , other afternoon, at hulf past yp) men warahins on see nee mas Usted at The World's Informas '! saw a large group of women dancing, |thia morning blaced on the calendar {\ tion Bureau, Puliteer Building cs Some were young, but many were of | Wednesday, in the Federal Court pad or vi Fan voree matronly age and appeafance, Now| Buens was local om er of the 'ptown Office, northwest core if that sort of thing is going on every | Hamburg-A \ Line With hin ner 28th St. and Broadway, afternoon in every hotel all over the | were indict orld’s |, Harlem Office, 26: city, tt 18 pretty cl 1 y 0 ie r ‘ © ‘ | These RHEINAROONS tune their bassoons' In closest harmony, { _ While voices clear praise Rheingold Beer’ In lilting melody. eingold Beer Rheingold Beer is a beverage th: Bt dose best with! | good music, good fellowship & good conversation. Liebmann’s Sons Brewing Co,! ¢_Everything to make the table prett: Turkey Gobblers to fill with candy i “Fancy Ice Cases, Jack Horner Pies; Snapping Mottos, Individual Favors .3§ to make each member of fhe ,« family happy- that some West 125th St. and rid’ The Delicious Laxati 7 ‘4 a Broo! 3 Ws - ve Chocolate | homes are being negli 1, i Lge rage ep a Me Ex-Lax relieves constipation, requlates| “The devotion of American following the printing of tho the stomach and bowels, stimulates the mothere ta pleasure must he | liver and promotes digestion, Good for! §rowing children, » particularly *o = | iar and old, 10c, 25¢ and 0c, at When these have. reached the Tere LAX\fiN'e Shad Bi raat noe, No won asesnea oe tale i ‘ ‘ ‘ i i ‘ ; i ‘ 4 ut Seffne i supp Qdvertisopent. > es