The evening world. Newspaper, February 1, 1917, Page 10

enter ge ee THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1917. ¥ Y ( tambourtn | ScholaCantorum » fc) eeompar tea | Sings Old French; *; bin DIES IN Y. M,C. A. POOL. [WICKS COMMITTEE EXTENDED . Hee Food tavestigation to 8 Viet Another Yen JK, Crowley Heved Hes MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION | rhe ature ;? ‘ . " hes way, | tt “Antendifd 2 worthy of a teno Meld arma Daley Cont vt resolution ex! Zandonai 8 Ope ra n, | vet “Lay Cami Cut out this coupon, fill out and mail to the Housewives’ i Hoos Wetey: Wolly’ We Hirer A dort! hg ne iis tl ps " eho Protective Association, Evening World, Post Office Box 1354. n the pool of the West Side ¥. M.C. A ttee fron Feb By Sylvester Rawling. harm. | West F f Gabriel Faure's Crowley aa firey thie tee investigat- URT SCIUNDLER and his | 1917, Nik Abeba did headlights had. diversion in the color 1d, was an expert swimmer and vi ! eadlia? Schola Cantorum gave a de ich composed “in N e pool three times a week. A num-| ightful concert of old Frenc ” Paure ady was | AMO cece sec cr cccecerecs een eeeeeeeseseeeceeeeeeese of persons saw him @o under the — mumic at Carnogle Hail last night tha 1887, when he wrote jt, | water, but thought that he was taking ei is Anked, 1. —Members of the of County Saperin- in conference here Whitman to author- $10,000,000. to be 0 a year for care was enjoyed by a large audience, Mr) yandonatty © Schindler's aim was to present/ repented at the | French life from Francis 1 to the Revolution, The young women of the | Chorus, robod in multicolored gown of delicate tints, well in keeping w' the character of the concort, mi the stage a pleasing and an animated | °' ploture, The polotuts were May Pr Address ....... appear at once dived and! ALBAN Gowan applied | State working on the) ten rave tip hope. | to-d and twol! ght thatlexp 1 da Rimint,” iitan Opera a better opera uring, moat of us Inclined to think Maybe It never | i Club was nearly the subscribers c given away ther rtist said to — —— ee ‘GAINS SHOWN IN FIGHT ONE “‘SPREADEAGLE” TRIAL The Effects of Opiates. fon I desire to enroll my name as a member of The Evening World’s Housewives’ Protective Associatic:. nv Inclose 2-cent stamp and membership token will be mailed. |tarson, soprano; Oscar Seale, bart-| Y, : | tone, and Carlos Salzedo, harpist, i nt 4 | HAT INFANTS are, peculiarly eptible to oplum and ite varies , ie fmt part athe prom ‘tese| ON CHILD DELINQUENCY, ENDS AND SECOND BEGINS “J isrenleirlnrs marti sol ioe ee oe ae : 1 Its weak- smullest doses, if continued, these opiates cause changes in the fame was devoted to ronen of the fifteenth, { tior 1 th of the cells wh “likely to become permanent, causing which wore sung a capella by the| Court Reports Only 5,970 Cases | Court Martial’s Verdict in Lieut.) Nervous diseases, such as intractable nervous dyspepsia and lack of stoying | horus with fine intonation, The best | aa * in 1916 as Against 7,927 Spencer’s Case Kept Secret— powers are a result of dosing with opiates or narcotics to ne p ble aah i | work was done In “La Bata’ Individual i Ietohtle C . n their infancy, The rule among physicians is that children should wm | Merignan,” @ vooal aymphonie pot ne, At any Year Before. Capt. Wright's Case Called receive opiates in the smallest doses for more than a day at a time, aad written four hundred years ago by f full house in} The annual report of the Children’s| The trial by court martial of Lieut, only then if unavoidable. is fl Clement Jannequin, desc ) Court for 1916 was filed to-day by| Frank A. Sper jr, of the Second Lhe administration of Anodynes, Dropa, Cordials, Soothing Syrups aie victory of Francia 1. Presiding Justice Hoyt with the| Field Artil! the oh » of } other narcotics to children by any but a physician cannot be too strongly in the plains of Lombardy, ‘ees Mithratal Peaopacte chico Aandi adhe decried, and the druggist should not be « party to it. Children who are il alo, with its constantly changing t Mayor and Comptroller. It shows} ing ordered fivo privates tte need the attention of a physician, and it 4s nothing less than a crime to and {ta diverae rhythmic feat t 2,425 children were handled by| carriages for al Li J th could be attempted by a high! trained chorus Whioh follows the con- ductor’s baton with zealous obedience dose them willfully with narcotic ourt in all of ft# parts Jast year, | orders, was cc rice tiaitlA titel Mattel sciled r- | 4S compared with 14,136 in 1915. Of| to-day. Col. Mr, Hohindler’e chorus did it to the these 6,970 were arraigned for delin- |‘, at the end o 4 Castoria contains no narcotics if It bears the a | signature of Chas. H. Fletcher with his colleag | Ine Castorla always bears the signature of OTE of the hearers queney as againat 7,927 the year be- wy . - _ » court had nm prc Mr, Balzedo drew some, ravishing| TRAIN OF FREIGHT SINKS, | ore. tn speciat proceedings, which | Smneeie cd Haan «aid the| = €Q) pdt hn at Al ee consist largely of improper guardian- | " he forwarded to Major | Miss May Colgan : OLD CROW RYE ; | American Liner in North River, | wore brought before the court for| : T. Wright of the sam The Greatest America’s Finest RYE Today and Tomorrow Medical Authorities carrying two freight trains of] peared for the same cause, a similar charge growing out of the The Edison Shop invites all music lovers in the World have, ae ns wan gent to the bottom!” In regard to the decrease in the to-| Me case. He was defended by HAND MADE SOUR MASH of New York to come and hear this convincing made public statements in ‘ecient Wnt “unle inten morn the Amer phian, loud: no pers Spencer was tho firat witness agains’ | 1915, Presiding Justice Hoyt said: |Capt. Wright. He satd Capt. Wright ight. Ther “This falling off ts gratifying proof| had ordered him to tle up the five, a jand, the Philadel-|that certain of the forces which are| men. on way to Graves-/at work in the community to reduce] There was a rumor about the ar Was on ite way to venile delinquency are achieving| tnory on the day {n question, sald rom. its. pier, Among these are the| Lieut. Spe that the men’ worg was bein study and considera-| planning t strike he court to each par- 5 the successful efforts of | Wants State to Do the Fishing to 4 probation officers, the services of| Cat Living Cost. f churches, soctal Apecial to The Evening Worlt settlements, &c., and TRENTON, N. 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