The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1917, Page 14

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Margot, Berger and Li @elock wan; ‘Mme, Bernhardt to exhibit her un fa slightly improved t rested comfortably Condition is still critical.” RED BLOOD you luck red blood, try sensible | habits of living, combined with , The Red Blood P Pepto-M: 1) Ballder.”” | A Young Girl Speaks: “The modern girl has to be an all-around That means that she m have red blood in her veins, be- cause it takes unusual strength and stamina to learn to do many things well and keep them up after theyare learned Furthermore, Many nase rely, Warr, tees wie, there is a glowing, sparkling quality to blood which seems to be reflected in rsonalities of girls who are truly Blooded \s4 BOXING REPEAL BLL 1S BEATE ON SECOND TES Speaker Sweet Again Tries to Pass It, but Lacks Sev- eral Votes, ‘Every man, woman and child needs red eed in order to live to the full the won- , complex life of today. For red d is the fountain, the foundation, the source of all the physical and mental f you lack red blood, and all that goes a, it, you labor under an unnecessary cap. Throw off the yoke of weak- od 10 health. Let plain, nourishing od, fresh air, moderate exercise and po-Mangan build your blood and your from the very foundation, the red is. ALBANY, April 19.—Rebellious As- semblymen dragged from hiding places, to which they took refuge in an effort to dodge a vote on the Davis Boxing Law Repeal Bill, nearly broke up the session of the Assembly. Speaker Thaddeus ©, Sweet, cham- Pioning the fight of Gov, Whitman to put an end to legalized boxing, was denounced as a “dictator.” The boxing fans in the House yelled and cheered when, after an hour of wire-pulling, log-rolling and inter- mittent outbursts of defiance against the insistent stand of the Speaker to count “all dodgers,” the repeal bill was given a practical knockout, Only seventy votes of the seventy- Pepto-Mangan increases the number oxygen-carrying capacity of the red cells. It improves. your color use it radically improves the source good color, the blood. It increases appetite and fills you with new ngth and vitality. Rey ve Peet be ’ to digest, promptly assimilated by : ” blood, and 2eplenda general tonic, is endorsed by the medical profession jendly warning:—There are substitutes d counterfeits. But genuine Pepto Mangan is sold only in the original bottle papd sealed package shown above, bearing the name Gude. It is made by M. J enBacn Co., Manufacturing Chem New York, and is sold everywhere. tered in its favor, The vote against it was sixty. The “drag-in” method resorted to N/ Mirror Tell You And Sell You! Step into one of the Fight Brill slip into a Kuppen- Stores, heimer Suit or Top- coat and let the mir- ror, which never lies, tell you the story of the wonderful good- ness, the genuine quality, the evident the tinct desirability of value and dis- Copyright Tee Tose of Ky ore “ six necessary to pass it were musa| | the bill. | | Albany, from bis seat in the rear of pee Two Stage Favorites Whose Plays cessful Runs Now KATHERINE LA SALLE. IN ™ 7 ime “ by Speaker Sweet to put over the Governor's bill failed, and the fight fans, forgetting their vcterization of him ‘ seats a Malone, er of the antl-repeal hailed him as “a game Speaker,” The first onmMaught on the Anti- Boxing Bill was made Tuesday, when seventy-four votes, just two short of the necessary seventy-six, were recorded in its favor. believing he had votes esterday, up @ second time cleared, ‘This move was the sienal for the re treat of about thirty members. The scurried from the chamber in all di- rections, Some left the Capitol. Others took refuge in out way roonis and in retreats where eant at Arms was not likely to intrude, About twenty of the “dodgers” had voted for the bill Tuesday. Speaker Sweet, seeing the wholesale “get-away” of his cohorts, summoned Assemblyman Walter Law of West- chester to the chair and ran down the steps of the rostrum to reform-his bat- tle line. ished a call of the roll, disclosing that only 62 votes had been recorded in fa~ vor of the measure, Absentecs were called for and there began a series of Parliamentary time-eating tactics, de- signed to give the Speaker and his aids an opportunity to bayonet out the dodgers, | The absentecs having been final y | called, there wer # for an an-| nouncement of the “Give us the " was roared from all parts of th hamber, Law pounded his gavel for order, | The Clerk began drawling the rames| of those who had voted for and against There was another uproar. Speaker Sweet rushed to the rostrum and took 4. ‘© does your power come from to dictate to any member? shouted Assemblyman Welsh, Republican, of the chamber The Speaker turned red with anger and wielded his gavel menacingly “ sentieman will take his seat,” snapped et. The Sergeant at Arms stood next to | Welsh and that member dropped into bis chair hout further protest “The Si at Arms will get a lst of all ‘# who are absent and he will bri: ordered Sweet, giving the desk @ heavy | blow with the gavel | “im game enough to take my de- | feat, But this house is under a close | call and the members will have to | "declared al t the rostrum, with the roll Speaker, who again All attempts to pro e and there, | midst and What, When and Kuppenheimer Clothes*20to*40 The mirror or man merely emphasizes their pre-eminence from every standpoint—style, fit, finish, fabrie and fairness of price-—-when you buy them, you buy certainty as well as clothes, service as well as style, value as well as variety, and— the satisfaction assurance of both Brill Brothers and the House of Kuppenheimer. 1456 Broadway 279 Broadway 47 Cortlandt St. 44 East i4th St. The Kupoe merciless criticism of Broadway, at 49th Stroet 2 Flatbush Ave,, Brooklyn 791 Broad St., Newark 125th Street, at 3d Ave, uheimer Houee in Now York, Brooklyn and Newark r Write fe New Spring Btyle Mook, How to Plant. 16 PAGE ILLUSTRATED Handbook OF THE EVENING WORLD'S Home GardenLeague FREE To Evening World Readers SATURDAY, APRIL 21, Clip out and sign coupon below and mail it, with two cents in stamps and your address, to The Evening World Home Garden League, 63 Park Row, New York City, or present it on or after Saturday, April @1 at any of The World branch offices: ain Office, Ni foe "Ne, Ole & one SN THE EVENING WORLD'S HOME GARDEN LEAGUE HANDBOOK COUPON, This coupon entities Clerk Hammond by this time had fin- | n* to @ he sgt eet GAS CYLINDER EXPLOSION this house are protested 1 at tant ® nothing on o bill ta we tank is five tn dia - HURTS FOUR, TWO DYING Men Were Loading Steel Re on Truck—Whole Nei borhood Shaken. 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