The evening world. Newspaper, October 12, 1917, Page 16

a 53 eT THE EVENING WORLD, WOWARLOAEYE. = ORIG BLAMES FEDERAL AND STAIE “SWANN FOR ESCAPE FOOD HEADS DECIDE = << OF SLAYER COCOHT: oo Hoover and Wichell h A A 5 or = Police,|* : Conter H ' f ae Case, ; hrowmhout * ; seabiinialtes de f being under earn ee , ey oh fares latter Jon L.A tatge © heard m of ‘ Must flush your Kidneys!" ard bie ape “ 4 Throwgh there communte occasionally if you eat was also made known The M failure to ead that the uth Chuger's bility of the farmers to obtain prowipt | murdarer 1 of th : meat regularly. or _ { | delivery of com had put their thrown criet Attorne i the ane 4 i : Is what| ‘2, Machines out of comminsion 0" | of the poli Biase cus CAMPAIGN NOTES. Noted authority tells what) jroingea tntareain and dninved Rar | Hosting ied to pur fe —— a causes Backache and "ie Mia to Akh. Wiest renal ‘The police did their duty,” he de ' k Bladder weakness. Of the prices of wheat, neat and [clared, “until they wore called off hy °f! Ee rit J Rugar wae & tank whieh ‘should be| Dooling, who thought he maw a great! regularly can muke a mistake by | > flushing the kidneys occasionally, says jry a SOLITICAL, POLITIOAL a well-knows authority, Meat forms) now. in opera war thought by ¢ conditions at prone the making of such ¢ a move. uric acid which clogs the kidney p 0 they sluggishly filter or strain pert of the waste and poisons f he blood, then you get sick. Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, liver TEN NEW CANADIAN trouble, nervousness, constipation, Gizziness, sleeplessness, bladder di MINISTERS $8 The moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys or your back hurts, or if 1s F | the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of | Conservatives 4 and L Libe rals Form} Serer bi, ro a hike Coalition Government at All- d by # sensation . we about four ounces ‘ad Salts from Night Conference any reliable phar and take A” tablespoonful in w glass of water be-| OTTAWA: Oot 18 fore breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then uct fine, This) mich I wae wn famous salts Is made from the acid of | All nignt conterenoe belwntn te rttollos grapes and lemon juice, combined wave adel “4 yaind vad with lithia, and has been ured for) *ere Runounced | Premier and Secretary of @tate for generations to flush clogged kidneys , and stimulate them to activity, also to | Mxtermal Affairs, | Sir ne ine neutralise the acids in urine so it no (Conservath eda bal longer causes irritation, thus ending | Maor Ge rn (Liberal ini bladder . .sorders, tor of ¢ vices Sir 3 ‘ Jed Balta is inexpensive and can-|Kemp (C tive); Immigration an¢ not injures makes a delightful effer-| Colonization, J. A. Calder (Liberal); veacent lithia-water drink which fall | Interior Arthur Meighen ( Conserva- regular meat enters should take now | tive); Agriculture, T. A, Creerar (Lib and then to keep the kidneys clean | ral ma, A. 1. Sifton (Liberal), and the blood pure, thereby avoiding| | Pres of the Privy Council, N, W serious kidney complications.— Advt, | Rowell eral) and Canals, J. D. Reid (Con- Secretary of State for Mines (new) Martin Burrell (¢ Who becomey Canadian High Co t Laition, In Which Capacty Ling Yemporarily. ve has been FURNITURE: Beam CREDIT TERMS | ieradin Nor » #4 Down on $30.00; : oo 66 (75.00 tn “6 00 10.00 “a eet Apart. ments Furnished Compate Mother Spee MAKION, Ky., Oct rom Mo} 220te 8500 ; from. Wai ; peccremmas | Nees wee Berea eS ey pekiy sie VERY year about 4,000 children have | LAUREL ENTRIES. EK been coming under the care of New | LAURML. Md, Oct, 19—The entries York City, for to-morrow's races are ax follows jg Rinse The « ar They include foundlings, orphans and the children of neglectful parents. 14ST, L STATION A ier Tammany always consigned them at the city’s expense to the care of various private institu- tions. Thousands of little children, therefore, knew no mothers other than these institutions, COLUMBUS AVE BET.103 & 104"ST But children don’t thrive that way. Teeth Without Plates They languish and die like flowers that lack } aun s sunlight. #) = One single New York institution, for instance, # | I Save Decayed Teeth, “aust | furnished a thousand of the 16,000 infants that 4 ec el hee | j . . # Tighten Loose Teeth, and & . died here in a year, § Treat Diseased Gums. r] Nextt mics AT the! | Mitchel knew that no matter how good the Py mg SETS OF 1, Gold and } t : : 5 ‘ @ Porcelain Crowns, Bridgework, M !, i Wa | institution, it is not the best place to bring up @ Fillings and Inlays of Gold MH ' ri ‘a | children, @ Silver and Porcelain oarefully Be hight | . M made at Reasonable Prices, Ml Mr is Massachusetts has for years been successfully M BADLY DECAYED TEETH and J . : % A u ret 4 m] sending its dependent children into good foster- 4 : of per homes rather than orphan asylum j s ‘BI 5 LATONIA ENTRIES. So the Mitchel administration be, Inding ] . ; b il ¢ ation beyan finding H pk 0oy | homes for these children, B2Eas1125"Seflodtaar B42St my It found that thousands of good homes were | Moone, ast PPR BAE 1 glad to adopt a child or two without any charge is ete aee, “i | to the city Flavor Chowders, Fish and Omelettes With —— Be sure to register today! Site "At Pciesrs and Delicatessen Stores. Made in U. S. A. by E. Pritchird, 331 Spring St, N.Y allowance, ‘Track heey, PRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1917. ta evppert v* wap aeanilipinee i Bennett Will Din Fraud en, Into the Ears of Hylan r wd 4 reportions r lapublican Club, 47 aie publie «| Utrecht Avenue, and ) Minha Appel. | Nea Owke, Myre aod an. | Docker Avenues ; iy ‘weine Are Issues for Hillquit. nan But Morria Mt ait t for for Mayor, » Club bang nei cn written m letter to| Mecond Av am ¢ x, President of the | Citisens’ im that the af er of “Rocka. | t 1001 aymtem | pi an the povliahed Flexner| which he as mst at Mr. Willoon| greateat menace ' 1 name of the this country has resigning.” “The beat way f en ferme to show gratitude to the -ountis on of the! of thetr ad t ‘ t Tam-| make real jon unt} writte Mayor | racy Thin is true pi Adminintration |and true loyalty.” POLITICAL. POLITICAL. Mitchel wants to place all these children in good homes. | How Mitchel found homes for a “orcas thousand little children— It found many parents would gladly take in one or two foster-children and bring them up in their own homes for a small monthly pay- ment. “ But the city’s interest did not end there. Mitchel provided a system of supervision over these homes which guarantees protection to these children, In every case the recommendation of priest, pastor or rabbi is required, and the child 4s placed in a home of the same religion as its parents. All normal children between two and eight years of age are now placed in good homes. In other words, under Mitchel the children of New York have been getting children’s rights. What will become of the institutions? The answer is simple: There is lots of other work for them, such as the care of tubercular chil- dren, backward children and subnormal types. For such children institutions will always be necessary. If Tammany wins political jobholders will run things again and numberless little children will be herded and drilled and heart-starved under tlio abnormal conditions of institutional life. Do you want that? If not, vole to keep Mitchel and Fusion on the job. al Register Today! If you do not register you cannot vote, Registration Places open from 5:30 P.M, to 10:30 P, M i A 4 The “Bulls bye a tye ‘i fi Pete relish i fra Vea | B te the Pasion © No matter what your polities—Register today. OF SOUPS, Oa , f e a bier. Be ‘ and Cold M Kia | te alon ) The vove or 6 vote f Joh *urroy y an 1 WY stand | Kole sloceyiie lhen on Nove me " 6th vote for John Purroy Mitchel AE tale sage elt | and the Fusion 'TicKet. eae iy ach Fusion Committee of 1917 Free Speech, Free Press, rovmising ta wore hard tor his ad Ne Menaia Koikar berm eitt 1 up and f democ atriotiam \ Wid once MMMM ld An All-Feature Number of the WORLD Magazine € Beginning with the charming painting by Lee Conrey, Number Three of a Series of Five Patriotic Poster Covers well worth de- taching and saving. { Two other full pages in color—one of them absolutely unique—Zalud’s Made-in-America Wartime Fashions—No imported materials or ornaments are used in these original crea- tions, which keeps the cost down. { An intimate Study of Kerensky, by a European observer. € Picture Story of the Culminating Exploit of Mrs. Van Valkenburgh, “the $10,000,000 Widow” who just married the Duke of Oporto. € Poems of Francis Ledwidge, the Irish peasant bard who died fighting in Flanders, q Picture-Story of the Great Quebec Bridge, G The Ramble—the newest dance, with photos posed especially by Mrs. Richard Harding Davis (Miss Bessie McCoy). € More of those startling “close-ups” of William Hohenzollern—the most sensational series of articles now running. New Gravure Section € A Whole Big Page on Wartime Navy Yard Activities Unusual photographs published for the first time with government approval. © Another Big War Page — Faces of the Fighters Commanding the ‘Rainbow Divi- sion” at Camp Mills. \VU In the ZZ Sunday Editorial § cote G A Striking and Characteristic Interview with Mayor Mitchel, by Charles W. Wood, YU NS Md NS Wi VM Uy MU Wl Yy Va