The evening world. Newspaper, October 19, 1918, Page 8

WERNET'S POWDER Falee Teeth sie fit securely Me gives re- Itkeeps the teeth and mouth im a clean, healthy condi HOTELS @ RESTAURANTS. BROADWAY AT 48TH ST. THIS AFTERNOON TEA DANCING | P.M. STHADY WORK. (Prom the Baffalo Expres.) band have steady work? Poor Woman—I think #0, more than « week at a time HAIR COMING OUT? Dandruff causes a feverish Irrita- tion of the scalp, the hair roots shrink, loosen and then the hair comes out fast. To stop falling hair at once and rid the scalp of every particle of dandruff, get a small bottle of Dan- derine at any drug store for a few cents, pour # little in your hand and rub’ it into the scalp. After several applications the hair stops coming out and you can't find any dandruff. Do Things “Get On Your Nerves?” Tf you feel nervous and irri hE | time and continually worry over trifles, there's something wrong. Don't ve up; back of it all may be just weak Fidneys. Just as nerve wear is a cause of kidney weakness, so is kidney trouble pygth and eneray nto the ine, roace 40 Tose 40 So chegke, of Tene ei France, Si Sullivs me formerly | Hospital (Outdoor tale ty a5] a cause of nervousness. If you have backache, “blues,” nervous spells, head- ache, dizzy spells, kidney irregularities and a tired, worn feeling, try Doan's Kidney Pills. They are recommended by thousands. How a Bronx Woman Was Freed P. Sargent, 681 B. One Hundesd rth Bronx, says laordered condition, hie 4 Settlement Worker—Does your bus- mum; at least, he's never out of the workhouse PLANES THAT RAIDED PARIS NOW ON EXHIBIT HERE Fifty Captured Guns red Guns Aiso on Show —Bonds Sold From Gotha That Bombed Tae PARIS, Friday, Oct. artillery and German supa oa tered Paris this morning, but they were drawn by French horses or pi- loted by French aviators. In the Place de la Concorde these tangible proofs of Marshal Foch victorious offensive are now to be seen. More than fifty cannon, with the mud of the Yeer or the chalk of Cham, ne still clingin, to their Wheels are being exhibited to en- thusiastic Parisians. Gothas, nearly a score of which proudly flew over Paris a month ago, are w humbly housed around Cleopatra's In one of them subscriptions for the Liberation Loan are being ac- cepted, and sometimes refused. mo mentarily_ owing to pressure of in- vestors, The death-dealing machines which a few weeks ago sowed desola- tion and ruin on Paris now, with mutely appeal for like @ symbol of Germany's crumpled wings, merey, EVEN CROSS, SICK CHILDREN LOVE SYRUP OF Fas Look at tongue! If feverish, bilious, constipated, take no chances, ‘California ig oes of Figs” can’t harm tender stom- orth ees, bowels fretful, is coated; this ts a sure sign its little dtomach, liver and bowels are clogged with sour waste. ‘When listless, pale, feverish, full of eold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn’t eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom- ach-ache, by ngrm diarrhoea, gi: give & teaspoonful of “ fornia 8: Figs,” and in « few hours all ( THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1918 MAYO INFLUENZA VACCINE (1S OFFERED 10 NEW YORK THROUGH EVENING WORLD Dr. W. J. Mayo, of Rochester, Minn., in Telegram Says His Material, Which Has Saved Thousands, Is Available to All Physicians. To the Editor of The Evening Worlds The prophylactic vaccine action against pneumonia and influ- enza looks very promising, and any physician requesting material on that basis will be supplied. (Signed) W. J. MAYO, Hope for sufferers from influenza was thus extended through The Evening World to-day to New York and the country by the founder of the, world famed Mayo Foundation at Rochester, Minn., in whoes clinic the | celebrated physician and his associates, working tirelessly, discovered 4 specific for the plague waich is sweeping the country, At the suggeston of The Evening World, several New York hospitals will experiment ‘within the next few days with the vaccine discovered by Dr. Mayo, which has saved between 15,000 and 20,000 persons afflicted with influenza, At the request of the Health De-¢——————_____. partment of Chicago, Dr. B. C. Rose-| of sixty nurses who availed them-| now of the Mayo Foundation has gone | selves of this preventive measure to that city, and preparations for tho | only five developed influenza, Ninety 2 nurses did not take the serum and/ rae val Tine Ce UNS VROCING CUETO I ce (hone CWOINERYS Gebaine Aitioted are already under way. with the disease, The Evening World, learning of “Perhaps Dr. Mayo’s vaccine will! the wonderful results buted to touch a much better preventive aver- | the new vaccine, telegraphed to age eee fe At any rate, I am t Dr. Mayo offering to pay the ex- grateful to e mui for} penses of any physician the foun- calling our attention to Dr. A. J. Barker Savage, Superin- dation minht designate to come to this city and experiment tendent of Broad Street Hospital de- clared that he had not heard of the the vaccine with a view t ing the influenza epidemic, Mayo vaccine but would send for it While Dr. Mayo finds it impossibie heck- tmmediately. “I am sure that every hospital tn New York will avail itself of the| | until accepted by us, all sales subject food passes out of the bowels an have a well and Children love this harmless “fruit fe atige,” and mothers can rest easy DOAN’ PILLS s OOF ata all Ml Deug Stores MigChem Dutial boost their little “insides” bo it handy, Mother! given to-day saves row, but the genuine. druggist Byrup of Figs, for babies, children of all ages and f “Lost and Found” erties in The World Bureau" Room will be Hated an vertised ons ant waste, the sour bile and vps pee you layful child again, ‘ing it, because it never fala [eiteg cleam and A ittle ick child to-mor- Ask your for a bottle of “California which has directions to provide a physician from the foundation, nevertheless he offers, through The Evening World, to make the results of his experiments avail- uble to New York, or to any other community, His offer, !t is hoped, will provide the basis for an effective campaign against the plague here, “Anything that Dr, Mayo recom- mends,” said Charles B. Grimshaw, juperintendent of Roosevelt Hospital, ‘is worthy of investigation, and if it opportunity which has been called to its attention by The Evening World,” said Dr. Savage. “Every hospital and every physician in the city is striving to check and, if possible, stamp out the influenza epidemic and any measure that will lead to that end is welcomed, I am certain that any preventive vaccine com- ing from the Mayo Foundation will receive immediate consideration at the hands of doctors tn this city. I_will be glad to co-operate with The! Evening World in its endeavor to a, this treatment given a trial ere.” (~ SYNOPSIS OF NEW LAWS | Latest Decisions of the Compileo bp Wiliam Meffahon. Poblished tn The Eventos W' A bequest to “children or grand- children” held to be read as one “children and grandchildren,” and hence to @ class and not to indi- viduals,—In re Wickersham's Estate, Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. A court has no right to instruct the Governor as to matters involving his duties only and not his power.—Com- monwealth v. Snyder, Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. In an action of policy, clause limit- ing insurer's previously expressed Nability, where the injury or loss “re- sults from or is contributed to by any poison, disease, infection,” &c., such limitation applies only to a disease or infection from which the deceased was suffering prior to or at the time of the accident.—Finucane v, Stan- dard Acc. Ins, Co, 171 New York Supreme, 1018. In a libel suit by newspaper editor for damages to business, occupation, j reputation and name, based on a newspaper article charging plaintiff with being a blackmailer and a swindler, using his paper for the pur- pose, &c., it was proper to refuse to limit damages to loss suffered in con- nection with plaintiff's occupation, there being but one cause of action | for one libel, in which all damages may be recovered.—Guenther v, Ridg- way Co., 171 New York Supreme, 996. Under contract for sale of coal, a clause of which read “not .binding to causes beyond our control,” and ‘all quotations for immediate con- deration subject to advance by the Fuel Administrator,” where defend- ants accepted the order, but did not immediately make it effective at the mines, and pending the delay the Fuel Administrator advanced the price, defendants could not charge plaintiff the amount of the advance.—Carlisle v. Lovell, 171 New York Supreme, 996. A written agreement between two persons merges all prior talk about the subject of the agreement.—Par- ham-Thomas-McSwain v. Atlantic Life Ins. Co., Supreme Court of South Carolina. On motion to reopen @ hearing on appeal from assessment of transfe: tax, the Surrogate need not examine his’ records to see whether there is any other proceeding in the seme estate which might have a bearin, the question nor consider them where the documents were not before the appraiser nor presented to the court Courts of Last Kesor tered property occupies to it the post- tion of custodian only. The recogni- tion by the United States on August, 1917, of the Carranza Government as the de jure Government of Mexico is retroactive in effect and validates ali actions and conduct of the Govera- ment so recognized from the com- mencement of its existence.—Molina y. Comision Reguladore del Merdado de Henequin, 104 A. Profits of wife's business, though derived through activities of husband, belong to her.—Rourgeois v. Edwards. Court of Chancery of New Jersey. STOMACH UPSET? Pape’s Diapepsin at once sourness, acidity, ind indigestion. When meals upset you and you belch gas, acids and undigested food. When you have lumps of indigestion pain or any distress in stomach you can get relief instantly—Ne waiting! As soon as you eat a tablet of Pape’s Diapepsin all the indigestion pain stops. Gases, acidity, heartburn, flatulence and ‘dyspepsia vanish. Pape’s Diapepsin tablets cost very little at drug stores.— Advt. PHOTO PLAYS. present s PHOTO PLAYS. ewe CESIN EES ee tylng idlous German AMg—WHAT HE DID IN HE PLAY MAS BECOME A FACT ALL OVER THIS VAST COUNTRY BIG IDEA Is CLEANING (UP iping to GET RID OF THE SEE THE YELLOW 008 AS A PATRIOTIC DUTY Come—telt HiOADWay PHONE ¢ A 81st ST, BCHUYLEM 3960. MON., TUE., bes WED. ki eit ~ LOUISE G GLAUM oa CAW ONTO HEREELE® “NEXT TAU. FRI, SAT., SUN. innue FRED STONE Ins Picture_of Reckless Daring & Riotous Pun, THE G ' WILLIAM FOX === THEDA BARA | | PT prescribe it recularty invegees of de; i “Lest and Found” advert grown-ups plainly on the bottle. Re- member there are sonatas ty Coe | here, so surety look and # Eclephoned airectiy to The ‘Worlds should prove to be the medium of relieving the present epidemic it would be little short of a godsend, Infinensa Spreading ‘Throashont on the hearing of appeal.—in re Rowe's Estate, 171 N, Y. Sup. 121, “SALOME ABSOLUTELY UNAPPROACH. Cal! 4000 Beekman, New Y hat | is made by the “California re Brookiya Office, 4100 Mato, ft] | Company.” Hand back wi Ji | tempt any other fig syrup.—Advt. yrup con- “We have been trying @ serum in Roosevelt Hospital among the nurses with a view to preventing infection. ‘aged thirty-two, editor of The Rye Chronicle, died early to-day from pneu- monia, which followed Spanish influ- | Canada. TORONTO, Oct. 19.—Spanish influ- | enza has now spread throughout the} Dominion of Canada, through British | Columbia, Manitoba end Ontario. The epidemic 1s atill raging in Toronto, Ot- tawa, Quebec and Montreal, and scores of smaller cities in Ontarto report al- most a third of the population down. Theatres are closed in so many cities that the routes of theatrical companies have been abandoned and many have come to Toronto. Editor of Rye New: RYE, Oct. paper Dien, 19.—Everett H. Gedney, enza. Ho was formerly editor of the Port Chester Daily Record. OR. AMSTER OPERATED ON. Former Health Comminstoner Suat- The law of the State where notes are made and payable governs as to usury.—Seacoast Real Estate Co. v. American Timber Co., Court of Chan- cery of N. J. The rule that before a creditor may avail himself of rights against third persons he must obtain a judgment against the debtor does not apply where it is impracticable to obtain such @ judgment.—Norland y. Fidelity Development Co., 171 N. Y, Sup. 1,000. Process from the tribunals of one State cannot run into another State and summon parties there domiciled to leave its territory and to respond to proceedings against them.—Order Court of Penn. A Government which has seques- (ic 4 Golden Cross of the World v. Supreme ( 44th | St. Theatre CE Dr y—2.00 «xn bbida'eel SUNDAY MATINEE AT *s <4 Dey Mats. 25e &50:. jot ABLE IN MOTION PICTURE ART, | THEDA ARP. Dh 25cto$t et of way, STR. eis ty ye? N HIS SECOND MILLI Re ARI EXCLUSIVELY ALL NEXT itty S/GHIARLIE CHAPLIN OLD cone ON DOLLAR PICTURE LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE Second Federal Reserve District ing From Blood Poisoning. Lewis J. Amster. former Health Commissioner, 1s confined to his bed at his home, No, 2055 Bathgate Avenue, by an attack of blood poisoning in his left arm, which Is infected as far as the shoulder, The former Health Commis. sioner called In Dr. Edward C. Brenner of No, $40 West End Avenue, who per- formed an operation two days ago. Since then Dr. Ammter’s temperature has sub- sided and he is out of danger, ‘The infection Was contracted while operating on @ patient five days ozo, ——___ Dinner and Reception for French Legten. The combined French societies of New York will offer a dinner at the McAlpin to-night to the Foreign Legion contingent of the French army now here to help in the Liberty Loan campal The dinner will be fol- lowed by @ reception under the aus- pices of the Liberty Loan Committee and the New York War Camp at the 71st Regiment Armory. Hon. Daniel Blumenthal, former Senator of Alsace Lorraine and Mayor of Colmar (s the Chairman of the Arrangements Com- mittee, and Samuel Baumann is the Chairman of the Reception Committee. “SHOULDER ARMS” A 3 REEL ASSAULT ON THE HUNS “FROM HELL TO PARADISE” of Allied Heroes to Saisariend lom Huns' Starvation “An ounce of lion, is cunoe of prenpe Tike Stevens—Aldcroftt Wedding. of Hudson were married last night in the chantry bf St. Thomas Church by the Rev. Prank W, Crowder, rector of St. James Church.” Mr. Stevens is Quartermaster in the United States Navy at present in the officers’ school at Pelham. His bride ts a daughter of Mrs. John Gamwell Aldcroftt. a {NEWS BREVITIES | Domicio da Gama, Brazilian Ambas- sador to the United States, will bid fare- well to the United States next Tuesday at a luncheon here given in, his honor al the Bankers’ Club by the, Pan: Amor- lean Society of the Un ited States ‘The Ambassador sails for home that same afternoon to take up new duties as Minister of Forelgn Affairs. A call has been received at Trenton for 1,456 white selective service men to entrain on Oct. 24 for Fort Howard Md. Vincent M. Parsons, former Post- master at Long Beach, was sentenced to elghteen months ‘in the Atlanta Prison to-day by Judge Chateld in the | United States District Court, Brooklyn. Parsons disappeared recently, and a shortage of $2,500 was found in his ac- counts, Samuel Blowstein of No. 482 Bush- wick Avenue and Louis Reich of No. 98 Bilery Street, Brooklyn, foremen in a Williamsburg factory of the Cham- 0 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY Pants” Manufacturing, Company. | jal Nov | eect “3 fs United ‘Siaton P*intrict of nak! loth John Bayard Stevens of New Bright-| on, 8 1. and Miss Margaret Aldcroftt | If you have contracted Influenza AY Returg, IN SU ERONY ORGHESIRA away 3 49" st. DIRECTION S. LINA CAVALIERI | tm “A WOMAN OF IMPULSE.” By Loult K. Anspacher. Paramount Picture. Now Alfred Henry Lewis Story. THE RIVOLI ORCHESTRA EANO RAPEE Conducting. Tega Times Private is His Own War Sw Peat L oROTHAPF EL THe MOTION We SWAY at as Wiliam DESMOND ALT! T HUGO RIESENFELD Conducting e@-Day—Last Times—Tom Moore THIRTY AY WEEK." , TRAINMEN, we recommend that you consult and your plrysician at once. STEAMBOATS. 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