The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1917, Page 6

ht \ aS EVENT DISEASE IUPRESERVE RACE lave Health Supervision for a) Every 500 in Schools. ? curable diseases should be pre- Dr, J. N. Murty, Health Commis- sioner of Indiana, who addressed the | ciety'’s best purpose—adequate mad- Medical Association to . He emphasized the need of preventive medicine to preserve the Public health. He contended that there should be an all-day health mupervisor for every 500 ebildren in the public schools. “What a chump ¢ivilized man ts!" “Ho does #0 many things to make iimectf weak and sick, He doosn't give his child- Dr, Hurty exclaimed. ren enough air to begin with, agmults the child's stomach POSLAM EXCELS IN INTENSITY OF ~ HEALING POW ~ Poslam possesses healing’energy 80 ly concentrated that one ounce Poslam is worth a pound of ordi- Bary ointments ‘less efficient in the He with treatment, of Eezema or any erup- . tional conslition of Talk with those have been healed o' sega skin troubles, who have’ w all kinds of remedies AND THEN USED POSLAM, and will say this ‘even more em- phatically. ults “come bapeoes Itching stops; skin is soothed; uncer- tainty ist pelek So little Poslam does so reuch, 7) Sold everywhere. For FREE SAM- PLE write to Emergency Labora- tories, 240-6 West 47th St, New York.—Advt. The Best Is the ‘Cheapest If You.Need Glasse Eyesight is your most ious possession. Do/not trust it‘to any but @, reli- ible and responsible firm. Ehrlich glasses have Btood the test for 55 years. Reliable Eyesight Examinat! by Registered Eye Spectialis: Correctly Fitted Glasses as Low/as $2. e # Established 55 Yenra New York: 1 ay, at John Bt, aa34Sixth Ay. ase St] 350 se tor (Nessau,/at Ann 17 West [gad Street} Brooklyn: 498 Putton St.por.Bond St HEY \ 4 properly, of fabric and underwear. Everyone can be styles and fabri better stores, Mu UNIO! AEA OF DOCTORS Tridiana Commissioner Would {2 the American people are to ‘Avoid race weakness, according to D2 hat Cover you with Satisfaction i: from the wash every time—when —with the same perfection of fit, softness and elasticity seams as when new. sides, they stand more laun- dry trips than ordinary Munsingwear union suits. WEAR || the youngster dies of typhotd rolls ‘The Lard has taken him away,’ * | Dr. Otto P. Geter of Cincinnati de- clared that the threatened upheaval in the old-time ralationa between doc: | tor aml patient has set physicians | thivking that the present way of do- Ing things medical does not produce adequate protection for the madses. The propaganda for wholesale tndus- trial insurance, fhe eald, haa #timu- lated thought about public health. | People believe that the masses to-day | are not receiving sufficient protec- | tion “The extension of work,” he added, “including the es- tablishment of public clinics for diag- nosis, will better accomplish #o- joal service.” Dr. health, If you are fifty years old the chances Black of Chicago. X-ray films showing the Prevalence of infections Involving the jaw bones, Dr. Black said that 62 per cont. of the persons between twenty and twenty-five years of age he examined | had infections of the mouth; 72 per | . of those between twenty-five and thirty, 87 per cont, between thirty | and forty, Per vent. between forty | and fifty, le practically all of those | past fifty showed infection, ‘These conditions cause serious illness in many cases, Dr. Black aid, and the dentists have a wonderful opportunity to prevent such illness by attending to the teeth in time, ‘he members of the American ical Association wll hold a spe- patriotic m: this evening at the Waldorf-Astoria. Surgeon General W. C, Gorgas of the United States Army, with Inspector Georce lung of the navy’ will tell the jdotcors of the great need of system: preparation tors in the United States are ea, to do their bit an helping carry on the war, ‘but they need special in-| struction. ‘The American Medica! Ansociation will extablish agencies in every part of the country to af- ford this special instruction, — eS “BIRTH CONTROL” WINS. Infenction Against Production of Film Play Dissolved, Supreme Court Justice Bi granted an injunction to temporary injunction obtained by License Commissioner Bell forbidding the production of the moving picture |play, “Birth Control,” which stars |Mrs, Margaret Sanger, promoter of the birth control propaganda. In his Gecision Justice Bijur says: “The subject of birth contro! is plainly which the public has an in- terest, and epposing which two oon sciontious and opposite views may be held. 1 think that the performance may not properly bo interpreted as more than an attempt to present a dramatic argument in favor of the change of an existing law; that while its form, its force and tts good tante aay furnish ground for an honeat dit- ference of op!nion, there 1s nothing in it which can reasonably be viewed as against morality, decency or public welfare.” — - Lake Steamers tn Colliston tn Kom. PORT HURON, Mic The steamers A. A. A’ and the Detawn Lakes Transit ¥ of Ruffalo, arrievd here to-day badly damaged as |4 result of @ collision in Saginaw Bay |yesterday, The freighters came to jmetber in @ fo The Dela local dry dock with her bow ce: The Augustus was «truck at } 7 ch and twelve feet of her side was whed in of Cleveland in at d his eyes toward heaven and says: F come back laundered smoothness of Be- perfectly fitted in Many cs. Sold at the NSING N SUITS THE EVENING WORLD, 4 orate rentaranatersst 2° OVE LORN WOMEN (32% STS AUSED JAIL REVOLT, WARDEN DECLARES Barred Letters From School \°"¢*",* a t. | Girls and Grown-Ups and Riot Followed. Public health | JOLIET, Ml., June 6.—Hvidenes that the revolt In the Dlinols Btate Pent- tentiary here yesterday waa planned with care the preceding night was re- vealed to-day by privon officiaia. A 1, Bowen, Acting Warden, #aid he Sidney McCurdy of Youngs-| had known of the tmpending trouble, town, ©., declared that compulsory | but becaune of the “demoralized” con. health insurance is the next great | ditton of the institution he considered thing that will improve the public that the outbreak had te come and | that the sooner it waa over the better. “Minguided interference of wamen” | Are your teeth are diseased, according |in efforts at prison reform waa blamed to 4 paper read by Dr. Arthur D.|hy Mr. Bowen for the lax condition ‘He exhibited 8,090’ of discipline in the prison, “Through the efforts of a league PPENHEIM, CLLINS & © | down with letters, some from women | seventy years old, otters from achool |girls of fourtean and fifteen, ‘Their | letters for {he most part were of the most suggestive character, and a fa- vorite pastime ef the prisoners was to gather and read their letters to jeach other, speculating on the appear- | jance and character of the writers. shoul: | women went, there was a woman, sixty-five years old, who came from Miam!, La, to visit @ prisoner twen- ty-two years old. At every station she telegraphed him, and when she |arrived she brought @ vast amount of gifts—frult and clothing—which we were comprlied to confiscate, Others | wrote from Philadelphia, from Cali |fornia and one from Alaska. Scores came from Chicago and other places | |to hobnob with the prisoners, Obvi- ously auch # condition could not con. | tinue.” ‘The prison was quiet to-day and the seven mon dnjured in the riot, during which two bulldings were | burned and which finally was-quelled by troops of the Iilinoty National Guard, probably will recover. One risoner was Killed during the out- reaK, ¢ 34th Street—New York Special Sales For Thursday (Only) \t "To show the length ta which some | jn shouting that Q men Im the navy are bums.” had no money. Auto Hit Boy nue suffering Robert Read of the automobile, failed | striking the boy ted on @ charge of reckless a Goes to Jail for Scoring Solomon Goldberg of No, 914 De Kalb The revolt had ite inception in my! 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