The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1917, Page 13

LE IES A MAL: 4a Re RNS x stove MAN AND WIFE GAS VICTIMS. |WitsPinin Aapparentiy accidentany,. Policeman Bishop sent for an, ambi measures until the arrival of the am: bulance surgeon, who took Pi to Reception Hospital, where it wi Joseph Comall of No. 387 East Mighty- first Street followed the smell of gas in the hall of the second floor to-day to the apartment of Isador Poznosky, sixty- five years old, and his wife na, The @oor was locked and the couple did not answer his call, With the ald of an- other tenant Comal! smashed the tran Pe A | fom glass and climbed In, He found » Mra, Posnosky dead in her bedroom and| fi ent tKrourh eotnate By ibe, Bua her husband unconscious on a cot in the! The Local Option Bill was killed. he had a fair chance of recovery. — TRENTON, F first bill passed by the House y was the Senate mea office of State Engin which contem) Save the Babies NFANT MORTALITY is something frightful. We can hardly realize that of all the children born in civilized countries, twenty-two Hd cent., or nearly one-quarter, die before t) ef reach one year; thirty-seven yd one than one-third, before they are five, and one- before teen ‘We do not hesitate to say that a timely use of Castoria would save ayay ct thaee recious lives. Neither do we hesitate to say that many of infantile deaths are occasioned by the use of narcotic preparations. tinctures and soothing ASL sold for children’s complaints contain more or ea opium or morphine. They are, in consider: quantiti oy poisons. In any quantity, they stupefy, retard circulation and le: peserieticn jickness, death. There can be no danger in the use of Cas- it bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher as St contains no opiates or narcotics of any kin Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of p(n Strength, Energy and Vitality are dependent upon the condition of the blood. The stomach is the most important organ of the body because its action on the food we eat develops the blood supply. Hence, it is important to assist the stomach in its duties. Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey is ideal for this purpose as it gently stimulates the flow of gastric juices necessary for the proper digestion of food. “ Get Dutty’s and Keep Weil.” by most family wine stores, licensed druggists and grocers. iethay cant supply you, write us. Useful household booklet free. The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester, N. Y. lance and pulmotor and used first na Takes First Honors re creating the e measure ote of 41 to 5. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1917. * “The Poor Fool’’ At Comedy Theatre By Charles Darnton. CCASIONALLY the Washington Square Players do something worth doing and do it well. Aa the second play of their new bill at the Comedy Theatre last night they fave “The Poor Fool,” by Hermann Bahr, author of “The Concert"—it I must identify him—and thereby won Profound respect for their work. In taking this play from the Ger- man, Mrs. F. B. Washburn followed both an intelligent and artistic in- jstinet, for “The Poor Fool” ts a play far above the level of Broadway, It soars to heights of imagination aot reached by the ordinary writer for the stage, In It is to be found an Idealism that might well make the tired busi- ness man wish he were dead, | In spite of all we may think of the Germans, we must grant they ha’ imaginations. It is @ fine, though Possibly morbid, imagination that Bahr has given “The Poor Fool.” One brother is practical and the head of a family, while another has a greater vision. The line between sanity and insanity, for that matter, is so finely drawn that only the most sensitive of human beings can recognize the! danger signal that Nature flashes from the dark turnings of life. | In this instance Bahr has taken a) man who dives into the depths in 6rder to bring up the sun so that his fellowmen may seo it, The tragic part of it is that Hugo loses his mind | in the process, But he is a sublime| figure, whilo his elder brother,, who has given himself to the dull, every- day routine of the world, remains a| poor fool. You are left to a philoso- phy that is as old as time. Only the angels can make it clear in tri- umphant trumpet-notes, “The Poor Fool" took first honors at the comedy last night, For-| tunately, the play was acted in a manner that left no room for critl-| cism. In fact, Jose Ruben, as Hugo, gave one of the finest, performances that has been seen a New York stage in many a nig! He proved himself to be than an artist, Arthur BE, Hobl wa excellent as the dying brother, em- bittered by his experiences in a hard world; Marjorie Vonnegut acted the daughter with dutiful simplicity, and Edward Balzerit displayed intelligent restraint, “Plots and Playwrights," by ra-| ward Massey, proved to be little moro! than a cheap travesty on cheaper) Broadway playsmiths, and it was rather badly acted. |The skyward couplets into Which Moliere’s farce} “Sgunarelie” was translated by Philip] Moeller served to spoil the fun of the| thing, ally when one of the characters was led to say “I'll get her yet." 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Mrs. Vincent Astor has lent her home, No, 840 Fifth Avenue, for a concert on April 17 for the orthopedic ward of the P aduate Hospital, | Mrs. A, Moore Richard of No. xus| tast Fifty-fourth Street announces | the engagement of her daughter, Miss | Alice Richard, to Dr. Heman ‘Law-| rence Dowd of Orange, N. J. No date| has been set for the wedding. Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. have rented the Johnston estate on} Rhode Island Avenue, Newport, for the summer, ball und Hospital A benofi the Fi be giv pices of tary whl Aux at the Hotel Ansonia to- morrow evening. ‘The engagement of Miss Marion Van Rensselaer Kennedy, daughter of Mrs H. Van Rensselaer Kennedy, to John || Stewart Pottlt of No, 8 ‘Thirty- seventh Street, whose father was John Pettit of Philadelphi $ been an- nounced. 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