The evening world. Newspaper, March 1, 1916, Page 3

‘THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1 WIFE'S NEAR-KISSES, Who Owns the Child? Rights of Mother _SIGtl SET FREE: Ce ee et eae BEGGED FOR WIFE "=e wuss . m INRAMMOCK FAIL Gradually Force Recognition in Courts \SREARRESTED; | ON KNEES BEFORE +»: wwe », saan se | the Protest Made by Am- TOWN HM DECREE Mrs. Winans’s Lips “Very, Near” to Guest’s, Her | ures of American mats by Brit | vaval authorities were discussed at Whitman Admits That He Had| Eckel, in $100,800 Suit, Says | tent! Wion nd! Ttenty "Wan. Boke No Hope of Other Convic-| Vaudeville Man Helped lands, hoi conferred. with Gee: naitie sad ped : Woman Friend Testifies. | tion on Same State of Facts, | use ‘Her Suicide. jott Dopartinent ae ‘ ae | ied , tert Chat the eualt quien. yg LIVED BOHEMIAN LIFE. {HAS BUSINESS OFFERS,| The reasons which drove Ciara) United States sends to Groat Britain © of contraband, now #0 GomNee In a vaudew actress, 70 take te Bey 8 vs ATG BOER ax? | of constructic o haiae _,| her own dife, Dee, 12 Inst, teaving a! °'yne United Siates, it is undersbend, Declares He Wants a Chance] four-year-old son and a husband, | has mac nial complaint on, MF. to Make Good and Settle | Charies B. Ecket, an antomobiio tire | Van Dyke's informal protest against the seizure of mail from the steamer ni Sanit manufacturer, were explained to-day | je weirs all € | | Rotterdam, on which he eatm | With Creditors. in @ @ult for $100,000 damages Gied in| Unitea @acice, enn te ne eee the Supreme Court by Roth Gov, Whitman and former| Max Hart, a vaudeville producer. ° e 4 . Eckel alleges Hart not only alien: | t District Attorney Perkins, his suo- fo) ¥ Ms SU0-| ted his wife's affections, but by con- | 181 S$ r from ‘user ( | ‘ Unconventionalities in Bunga- 4 low Not Sufficient Evidence , for Divorce, Court Finds. (Rpectal to The Brening World.) WHITE PLAINS, March 1.—Justice Yompkins in the Supreme Court to- day dismissed the action for a divoree i cke) against | cessor, sent letters to-day to District | siantiy threatening to Kill her if she} cml wom etL maNy Boonie, 8 | Attorney Swann clearly stating that] jot turd (70 proper treatment often rate of 1 viaite~ ‘McCoy #9 him, brought about a state of a r of them had entered into any | mind which led to her eutcide tn an! stipulation or agreement with counsel | “partment at No. 306 West Forty: | that fo receive treatment a) often ete Atth Str rented and oecitpled, | 07 1a this apwortunity af ‘nots teat ef alley ny fale trenton ke! alleges, by Hart New tint antit Apel my hi Although Eckel pleaded with Hart ment will be a. cl brought by Irving R. Winans, an om- | ployee of the Custom House, against | his wife, Jonnie F. Winans, whom he charged with being too friendly with regarding the subsequent prosecution of Henry Siegel, the banker-merehant County = Penitentia U Arthur ‘T. MeCormack. [who was released from» Monroe to jot Mra. Eckel return to her home | inehude ‘ail mecomary "renting ; J Incidentally, the tril brought out fines. Ym order to take: ndvin y this morning and famtly, she found bersclt com- | fow'ofter 1 after serving ten months for grand |Pletely under Hart's control, the com i bungalow during the summer of 1914 larceny in connection with bis bank|Plaint alleges, Half a dozen thmet,| avy « exe as-and wi j { | and 1915, and‘the testimony of Mre. in'the Fourteenth Street Store and|the husband charges he called ‘on |qadustal 1) metic a Now York ta 19fBet Susanne Perennos, a friend of the| Following Up-to-Date Shearn Decision Hopeful immediately eee if rrested and released | Hart @id begged him on ‘his knees, | petitive cxgmin defendant, who swore she saw Mrs. be necessary to visit my A details of the Winanses’ Iife in a mroll your mame on oF Weller uo Woapt "eerted ” 1 on a bond for $26,000, 48 a Man,” the complaint recites, to . Winans sitting tn a hammock on the Women Ask for Laws That Will Make Mar- | ‘The letters were in answor to coim-|lt Mrs, Eckel return to her eon. 1) J porch of the Winans bungalow with riage and Motherhood a Privilege munications from Mr. Swann, who|Tart's reply, tt ts charged, was: McCormack, who, ahe ead, had bis | arm around Mrs. Winans's neck. | and Not a Disability. In diemissing Mr. Winans's action, | jhad heard that such agreoment or] “Well. if she does Tf will kill her,” ‘stipulation had been made and sought} Eckel gave up begging, he says, | information, as it {¥ lis opinion that| @nd again called on Hart and warned | Justice Tompkins sald: . By Ni 7, Siegel bas given his credit ’ him, “man to man," to keep away! | ixola Greeley-Smith. 8 as given his creditors a “raw r p “Everything that has been testified ye deal.” |}from his “easily influenced wife le | Who owns the child? 7 y to in this case may be true, but unde: It is Mr. Swann’s intention to bring| Again art replied that If 0 sreated & se . " Mr. § 0 5 plied that If she r the circumstances and considering Justice Shearn created a sensation in legal circles on Monday by decid. iegel to tril again If thio can ne] ebe would be tiled) Sokel sips ‘be . ; tt nim | Clogged Nostrils, Droppin ; in Throat, Beafoste . done without violating any legal un-| Pointed out the injustice of Hart's derstanding with Siegel or his coun. | attitude and selfishness and explained | sel which might prevent a subsequent | the need of the son for his mother’s | action. | attention. is pleadings, Eckel allege gol was rearrested on a warrant| Were unheeded. Eckel saya his wifo| ‘summer colony, the evidence is insuf- equal to that of tho father.” ficient to justify a verdict for the The Rev. Burton Lee, who had separated from bis Plaintiff, I think it would be ver7| wife, taking his eight-year-old son and covenanting to nN dangerous to give a decree on such ct her have their younger boy, subsequently repented evidence. They lived there in a sort of his agreement. and tried to induce Justico Shearn to sent to Rochester by District Attorney Willing to return to him, but| ¢ ee -Dotiomian atyie, yhere pecple: do allow him to keep doth children, on the plea of his Wheeler of Livingston County, When | V4" forced by the mysterious control | dha Be Wuikga ~ thd ars x not cortvatl- * ) i xercised to remain with him. | ‘ geet, but t it. . “paramount right as a father.” Ho based bis claim on ’ | Bherife Hoot served the warrant) “i jonal, but that does not mean gui! Siegel furnished the t - oe jh ‘The ‘innocent inference must bo 4] a decision rendered in 1842 and on Blackstone, who ; ord Rot eaten tie risen | babu. TRG ctuaniy eeaitaa ceetarett Cae i | . the train from Rochester for Genese 3 drawn. | declared that “tho very being and legal existence of 4 rate. In a ‘highly excited state of | | Sim W Mr. end Mrs, Winans were married | } Oct. 23, 1906, and have no children. Mr. Mcormack, the corespondent, ts | { whe way these people lived in that/ing that “the right of a mother to the custody of her ebildren ts at least where, le said, he intended remaining elf from Hart's control and | the front y wif caused her death | js 600" by her own hand. ee ————e 3 a man could not surrender his “paramount right by an{ Kekel married ‘Clara ‘Ingo in St.| } j employed by a New York casualty | Joseph, Mich, in 1911, Two years! OU * agreement with his wife,” since to “covenant with Ler would be only to anker began serving his senter company. | hat | tth Hel Jater she became a star in one of . 4 l covenant with himeectt.” “that It was at that tine my opinion | jf) tue tabloid musical i bap itvbe fab Bs f ok ical productions tr 4 Mrs, Perennes testified she was |e eee coved since 1842," observed Justice Shearn in render. that in tho event the defendant took | vaudevills, She was known as. the \ ‘eften at the Winans home, where Mc- arn ne no appeal and served his term of| Cormack was a boarder. Sho said | {0g his decision upsetting this view. imprisonment 1 Baby Doll” and apoken of frequently sccaecudadpacaea Perkins said he told coun Megel at the time the merc 1 for woman is suspended during marriage, ts consolidated tn | | IS LEGALLY A MINOR: for sume tine. that of the husband.” It was adjudged, therefore, that | N | AT | f y [28 his letter to Mr, Swann Mr. | influen | should not move as it must move and] If Convicted There Is No Insti-| either to Uring him to trial or to amk | 28 one of the prettiest women on the | De AENESS AND HEAD NOISES | they all frequently went bathing to- And so the world has moved, but not nearly as aithen tossing Tih te, tial oh to able t AFNESS ISI wether, and that Mrs. Winans and | {s going to move if the ownership of the child is to be determined justly. P ; i? * tution in Texas to Which |matters which wore known to the} The Dapers in the action wete) yaa Mo Faun: aS ners { MoCormack would go home @rst in) Twelve States whers W sut-¢— No Actioi‘on It Until the Situ-) “Qo Pins Bs prosecution at the time tho ponding | served hon Hart, Peb.gl | Rivery ef) sid ertie to Seiad athe ape a their bathing sults, | dager Aeevatia imake ttermother equal whet de: kriownl (generally (aa. the ation in Congress Is She Can Be Committed. Eee ee tien we becoming publi tlh : bie $ cla 4 “Did you ever see them mtting ina} guardian of her children with chromosome theory of inheritante : MTN 4d - dueh ne Clatitien elaine Gr aotondanes | > ——— Tilda! fom ‘ j aagnmock 7” she was asked, father, Ten non-Suffrage States have | and of gex determination, Chrom Cleared Up. FORT WORTH, ‘Tex, March 1--[counsel that T did not make this | ’ cht — es | ‘ o |s0-called et guardianship 1Aw®, | » hich a em c i. Aaaaaibmcnateals | ka 0 fifteen-ye: tatement as a stipulation or agree- Hright up to, “Where was Mr. Winans? ie oailed okune gua " n >i ats » Which are the medium Katherine Harrison, the fifteen-year. linents "i ut only as rey ‘Sa ieohion of BILL CARRIES WILSON § wile ved “He was either at my house or out |PUt in many of them, In > | he nee, he defines as ain nU-1 WASHINGTON, Maren 1.--Ge old brido who confessed to the mur-|my ‘then personal opinion, which clear bodies, so called beca walking.” and Pennsylvania, for instance, sev of tho} many’s latest assuranc become col-| duct of submarine warfare, pr {ned prepara-| Monday by Count von Bernst on tho con-| der of W. L. Warren, aged boarding opinion might thereaf change ented|tiouse proprietor, because ho js al-| “F may add that T never did change PLANS FOR MILITARY A ged her, it or #ee any reason for changing it." rff to} leged to have wronged her, is legally) 't 0" ROO My einen A einai wrote | “What did you seo?” eral Uttle jokers in the st “L saw Mr. McCormack haye his | arm around Mra, Winans and they i] H a to make | case with wh ? 1 1 ¥y were very near each other, 1 am gure | cical tions, and Prof, Parker estimates} Secretary Lansing, F {ts pretension to grant equality £40] ored jn artiti Sigs 7 are not so broad} & minor. | "Of cou you underst that no bad been Kissing! | au pesraine ip ake bi sire | thas “according to tho researches of{as the United States desires, but it is| ‘This was stated to-day by Samuel |District Attorney can stipulute that | F Ri lf | Won ae wie iis ape ° Seiaslage You mest mot guoses” broke |e Mather HAs Dower te ey allgion| \imiwarter @ man has probably|indicated no further steps will be| Calloway, Assistant County Attornoy,| Fate St tiation or a and there I ME aleve had. vith my ware Sor \ in Justice Tompkins. “Wriere ‘was hig /COnditions of education and Fev'g’b| about forty-seven chromosomes dir | taken by this Government until the| who 4s handling the caso agulnst Mra./any kind that subsequent grand | i i ym ’ head in reference to ler lips?!" which the mother doe awe ver he| tributed through the ordinary cells} Administration is certain its action will| Harrison and her husband, Chartos | juries might not indict thts defendant, _o ‘ Miike "os a ak re? near, but I didn’t seejand in ex of Dil hile cng [Of Ms body, and a woman has FOR-|not be embarrassed in Congress Harrison, twenty years old, before! but [ think that it way clearly un- | wagHiINGTON, Marci What | Listing of Sten oD \ \ gm Kite ennes also swore that one | ™2> Send tho child away from {he} gy.EIGHT. Whether you are a gil] Officials were represented as fecliag| the County Grand Jury. Indictments | Genstood, althougi, t dant meat thu. Beomaent wants in the way ot | ; J might she was walking by the Winans peda by o erheek Sari S!or a boy depends, according to this| that i¢ tho German Government took|are not expected for two or throo| Here Man wy reign Mi platlon | ay training for boys ia said by int cata , fla deidania cose, the old are We ee us allegation of unfit guar- een bigs Reni yeaa the position that it could modify or] days, at least veg, {sented t0,4 Jury and a judgment of a lite a ithor to be embodied in @ bill Hands era ” no thie “aolaes Sra Mai cyisiinw we ves done thoes | Sin onls aan cede, ine cama could be| Cuemied trrentysth ty-four] change the first assurances at will,| Even if Mrs. Har is Indicted, court having been given, that the Dis- arated to-day by Senator Owen of| Mir nanan mes to your system. Lf you stitution N doors away. seal Then the witness told about a canoe | taken front the moth Laid elect AAG a cd Fr lh ear thout notice, without » | ne3 YOu! tempt to change the lates | wot twenty-four. chromos b.| try another one of the indictments of Oklahoma ‘The author is State Sena. | y | } aye rances| in the State to w 18 6o ‘actically the same state of facts. \tor K 3, Keller of Mlinots, He has ¥ trip she had with Mrs, Wirang and | but It was necessary to give the father) arg a girl and they do not intend to © with} committed if convicted. He declare Prof course 1 know. nothing ‘about |* ont Me Tee OUR + , MeCormack on the Sound. Tho canoe! fyteen days’ notice. Within tho pas ow thin: oonaldat this cuadi@on' Gf ; ae : mat [any aubeemuant arrangements, Hut t| 200, tae wees contetenees woth Pregl: Ty f yore . + upset and the two women were ree-|yogr this injustice has been remedied | wie wie the obild. blologieall vf such procedure. this would not affect the caso against |any subsequent arangennts. Dut T gone Wilyon on the subject, will godt Sou "hothing’ for" an caaminatiod apd cued by a yacht, while, Met FARK WES | Pee et ttt ee eo Bnigt written |e ee re Salle, wemowleallys Tt was said that the next step would| her husband, however: bility inthe matter, althourh, ot| Hoya betweon the ages of fitteen ae picked up by another boa: at orty-elght chromosomes,|be taken us soon fs the situation in| Bight witne arg td enlist for three DR. J. CG; McCOY: 8 have already been! eourse, I realize that it ts for you tol and elghte Mrs. Perennes declared Mrs. Winang| by Gilbert F nty-four; 1c ’ onty-four; | Congress was clarified, Blais ate e Grand J decide what procedure you desire to Aa ‘" : 8 i ° congress Was clarified, Officials expect| examined by the Grand Jury lecide what pr ure you dealro 10) yenra’ sary fifty volunteers trom | Candler Building, 220 W. 42d St, whs so worrled about tho safety of|jegal disabilit toes showing woman's A RoeJ sho « father gave her t 3 in New York, There i a. y o} 7 b } 1 nyselt ficCormack. that she wouldn't take 4 dip liy, therefore, half his, and| the Administration will find itself in a| Among the facty in the case that | Adopt, 1 myselt fh; 1 hi weaske i] ar. i are to-day six Southern States whero $ ‘ Me f ; ranted, in the light of all the circum. |each Congressional district yearly; ‘ oft hac wet clotues until she was Suro | Or te aay will a child away from silo dost . woul way toes she] position to continue the negotiations} are still unexplained is the sudden neex, in proceeding again under|qualifications, good health and . ™Renen they met, the witness de-|his wife. She hus no more to say |/nould bo divided in case of dlaputo on} within the noxt few days, marriago of the girl and Charles Har- | one of the other fudictment |morals; no educational test for ad- clared, their eyon’ filled with tears. | about the matter than if ho were dis-|t"? Pasis of Atty-fifty. But « boy has R arto rison within forty-eight hours after a mission; applicants not appointiy ater 1 Mrs. Winans went on the stand and ig i 4 i Jonly forty’seven chromosomes, of ICH CHA the murder, ‘Tho Harrison family, it] Cushton of Exws Saves Child's Life,|cliss leaders graduate into West A S fi M d ‘ deniec all the charges, She admitted, |Posing of his did clothes, at ett theme came from his cl NCE IN CUBA. lin are nndackineay tave: enowe’ ice | Mati! er hres yeura old, fon | Point without further examination, are edicine \ however, McCormack often came into} Justice Shearn, in disposing of the | ¢, c rity 51 pavers is & vi * tudents to receive threo hours’ her room to comb his hair, paramount right claim, sald that “the | fore tn F majority of ons (ere |Agricalturat Enwineer Can Get, tho killing of Warren for two months] fron ory window of hie! qaity'"‘military “instructions; three for COLDS | only basis for the father’s alleged |three” for tather! : Wich tn Ten’ Years. \and it is also rumored that the young | home : pore | onths' yearly to be spent in cen- | tral mobilization camp, with regular my officers in charge. uates would be under reserve | twenty years for army service upon call, because of the obligation of] The Havana, of the Ward Line, from | husband's lips were se by come the better argument appears} Havana, arrived here to-day. Count! mand of his father, The Vance fam- y the father, Naturatly, Calpe Villafranca, a Santa Clara planta- of which the bride wus a mMem- | race of the mother, : t tion owner, 6 Counte th truth o I ather in the modern sense is an arti ner, who with th untess knew nothing of the truth of the | ft_on bably saved | hild's tuken to rneur pital suffering | ed Jaw. The ef y for scram! superior right {s his obligation to Logall support bis children.” ‘This basis | CUPP to be w “disappears when one considers what! Gj on the side DRINK HOT WATER for Colds the mother gives to her children in| ey } were passengers, prophe Mastlng (aouedenrntil Stee ear eaten andTh suffering, self-sacrifice and devotion,” |fictal being of whom nature take# no} oO arity tor Cubs because of the me | Murder until Mrs, Harrison made her roat # Re added ount whatey Ife has no stand. Mi paninka biaak (oAiat Th Te | confession, and they too are now and Lungs [he added. ing before nature's court at Che presen igh eeicetBt | wondering whether the girl knows } + , for weveral years, but that thi Wy, . ft t fou up. Says you really feel clean, sweet}]! ane motuer's superior contribution] oy 4.) ANVORY ER: nan lawy| a2 capitalinte “in the Cuba. Warzon's relatives assert that Mra. | } you up. and ‘fresh inside, and lto the child ts not limited to the Nr r Corporation, through buying up on js eighteen, not fi n yea | Recaunatts j ° | free from al cohol or dan+ are seldom ill, 1 have to be squared with the nat-lone-third of the grinding mille om the | old, and the father and sister of tha} ‘ ‘abstract virtues enumerated by Jus-|ural rights of the mother ty because] island, had given a@sxsu wiain man declare th ‘ t sive | Stico Shea ywever. In his recent |tman morality will collapse if tuts be} perity for a long time to up thelr fight for her cunyiciion, 0 on e S$ | tico Shearn, however 1 at An Ho thought that the prospects were ad | ” " ‘robles gerous drugs | book, "Biology and Social Problems, ome years ago one of the most} $08 ood that any young agricultural sue tue drugs | George Howard Parker, Prot ug , HE Et Father Jobn's M : 1 engineer who chose to go tu thn eas 14 with 'n coated tongue. foul breath or|Z00l0ey In Harvard University, de-lof a trip she made to the Island of! Garcer would be rich inside of tea | land lungs. It is « pure and wholesome } a ee ete ee rate orl clares that tho mother “contributes |Jamaica, On the boat going down un | yeare, STOLEN GULDEN SILVER n n ec e In dicine with more than fifty years ae sour und turn into gas and acids, lat the start 95,000 as much as tho giishman discoursed to her of the --_-+—> | sor of shocking immorality among the native z naa fave a real. surprise wwaitiug|fatuer to tho chiki, ‘Tho material ofwomenepractically alt of whom were|STETSON WORKERS STRIKE, | i mee \ lthe child's body ix therefore vastly |unmarried mothers, he said. When District Attorney Gives Two] ECZEMA I To-morrow morning, immediately | ory maternal than paternal in the |Se landed sho found conditions on the|Nime Hundred Hat Makers Walk! 1), \¢hte \ iM ei S | upon arising, drink a glass of hot water | MOT@ Mister ' Fin they island to be as the moralist had said] Owe w eader Is Dinch Jaughters of Mustard Manutace | Quickly Heale - | i Pal with a teaspoonful of limestone phos- | ° © professor does | so ghe asked one of the native Jamal- Special to The Ev ; turer a Pleasant Surprise. a R P| phate in it. This is intended to first | "ot de in this ¢ ate. “the thers why sho did not ma PHILADELPHIA, March 1.—The firet | COMPLEXIONS Are ' Absol utel Removes *_ 4 \ neutralize and then wash out of your ontrivute thy} ‘This war the womans reply: “AC*] strike at the Jolin B. Stetson plant since) CHarles Gulden, mustare anuface Cleared O rh £ 21y j \ stomach, live Ineys and thirty | mother t baby, both before ung | coming to English law, if T marry, My | 1999 was called to-day by mer the [turer, of No, 50 Elizabeth Street, was) eare vernight, j 3ti 0 kc i | ; enildren and my. wages belong to the yen in thi ndigestion. One package | 4 feet of intestines all the indigestible | ajtor its birth, aeare eT don't marry, they belong to {soft hat finishing department, Accord- |suninoned to the office of District At-! PIMPLES and OF on 1 . waste, poisons, sour bile and toxins! Nevertheless, Prof. Parker says|me, And if he doesn't treat me right, |'n® to the men, about 900 went out on|torney Swann to-day. | 4 rovesit. 25cat all druggists. t B thus cleansing, sweetening and purify: : i. | Blemishes B hed Those subject. to Headaches, |Children show about as much re-|, Ti Mf POL Boul eres that self. [2 follow. ‘The reason for the walkout |Piorence with you,” Mr. Guideu was! By taking @ small part of the skin ; backache, bilious attacks, constipation} semblance to the father as tho|snpporting women in higher spheres vas ive, Sissharey OF one of the works told | affected with Pimples, Rash, Blotches, | or any form of stomach trouble, are|imother: in other words, in inheri-|may Mot learn to reason slmilarly.|say ho was dismissed becauso he was} Upon thetr arrival, the were | Etc., or which is Unduly Inflamed, Itch- urged to get a quarter pound of lime-|tance the mother has no more in-]Th® only sure way to provent them | trying to “organize” the workers. Stet- ed into Mr, Swan's private of- | ag or Chafing, and applying thereto stone phosphate from the drug store] tiuence than the father from doing so is to make marriage | #0n's 14 8 non-unton shop and two meet: | pil : sate? sven | Bly a small quantity of Poslam, an im- and begin ing this morning in-| > phy biologist « nd motherhvod privileges and not | {ngs had been held for the purpose of | here a desk was covered with] Mediate demonstration tmey be had of 8 bath, It {x said that men and| 7%# Diclosie ¢ rs at length disabilitic The men say that while the discharge |{.e* “nine room 3 » Tie veces) its remarkable healing power and | ry this become enthusias- | —————-------—--——- ee peeoetsae of the workman was the compelling rea- |!" 41. | enough Poslam for the purpose ma: ymen who try this become enthusias: — P sree 8 purpo. y ft A and keep it up daily. It is a splen- | on the ke they have other | Ol," exclaimed the two y ; be obtained free by the ‘use of the did health measure, for it is more im: | EVERYTHING MOVES—EVEN THE LEGAL MIND. | we jwomen, “that's our property! Mow | Coupon here Bar | portant to keep clean and pure on the | BLACKSTONE IN 1768-—"The very . crag ene as Dentist Struck by Auto. Juid you get it?” Poslam puts a stop to itching at j Inside. than on the outside, because ||. uACRSTONE IN eyed being and legal existence of thet] 1, joseph Hiro, forty. years old, a| ‘Tho thiot stole it told mo | nee, and its readiness in healing small All Yost oF found articles wile { the skin pores do not absorb impurit ss a ‘SD od ring marriage, or, at least, consolidated with that | gentist, of No. 771 Third Avenue al evtiane Zi could 4nd ; od the | SUtfaces is evidence of its rapid action Laboratories, 32 W. , P Yertised in The World will be } ae into the blood, causing dive while |] of her husband, hit by an automobile en by ed | pj. Ore in the eradication of All Eczemas, Acne, nd Free Sample ot Poslam to Nsted at The World's bated 5 ; the bowel pores do. | NEW YORK SUPREME COURT IN 184 “eek Afonnal az | {Wohlers of No. 8 Kast Wifty-ftth i jalt Rheum, Barbers’ Itch, Scalp tion Bureau, Puliteer Bullding } im \ The principle of bathing inside feoe tuee inet aciiee Mercy b 2—Barry vs, Morcein—"E | street, at Pittleth Street und #ifth “Ave $500, was im short, every surface skin af- | Name ..—- Row Wengen i not new, as millions of people deny that the father has the right to part, with the custody of his |/nue to-day. Wohlers took the dentist | groin ue ut No. fection, So exhaustively has the merit {| Agaress Volewn merihweet cere it, dust as hot water and soap cleanse, J children, even to his wif whieh is owned by Mrs, Grace We Ws fe) the 0/8)! of Poslam been proven and so uniform World's purify and freshen the skin, sv hot SHEARN IN 1916-"We have emerged from the Dark Ages, during || 20,80 10, int third Ht a } \' is its work of healing under a!l cond : West t water a teaspontul of limertone 1 which mareied women had the status of slaves and chattels, ‘The right | |fracty NH r ann, working on is ie, tons, that no one suffering any Shin Trouble can afford to ignore its benefits, q pate bowels Limestone pines: { of & mother to the custody of her children is at leas, equal to that ut {| gnty oue “anno QUININ talked to the Alef in the ownbs Paglany Conn medicated with Posiam, (s au aid to health of Shin sod |] fallening ihe prating oF tae ¥ phate is an ineypemsive white powder | the father: asses bet Met Stas IAEATIVR | of tho Gulden loot, In tis way. the P # per Jaily use; Toilet, Bath, Shampooing, edvertireuent ena ulwost taste Adv, | Rig GEER hood tgs gga ot LW | Siuverwure waa recovered. \ ALL DRUGGISTS SELL POSLAM AND POSLAM SOAP | = |