The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1919, Page 9

REPORT MANY CASES POPULAR HUMORIST + FUNERAL TO-MORROW FOR OF RHEUMATISM NOW She Was Fifty. avoid exposure and eat | less meat, | Funeral services will be held to- Stay off the damp pround, avoid ex- —— ep feet dry, ent less f water and, above all, News of Popular Newspaper uful of salts occasionally . Ye uric acid and Magazine Man’s Death who died at Atlantic City Saturda Rhewuation. is caused by poisonous "He Lite BE. » yesterday. toxin, ¢ tire acid, which is gen- Kills His Father. In private itfe Minnie Seligman wa: erated i bowels and absorbed into -oqnares the blood Tt is the function of the PHILADELPHIA, March 3.—Fu- kidneys to filter this acid from the neral services will be held at A Blood and cast it out in the urine, The , . 7 pares of the s ure also a means of pallow Rplmopal CRurcn th Wy Bo7ts freeing the blood of this impurity. In Pa, at noon to-mori which will 14 4, damp and chilly, cold weather the skin attended by many and losed, thus forcing the kid- m this work, they becor Van hand fail to elim- hus seven yea ert Livingston Cutting jr., member o| one of New She was fifty ye 's old. a VACATION EVENINGS AGAIN. izine writers and ed and nearby cities, for C 1, which keeps ac- Loan, famous as @ jou cumulating and circulating through M0rist and magazine writer for nearly the system, eventually settling in the twenty years. Joints and muscles, causing stiffness, Mated and the ashes sent to j soreness and pain called rheumatism. mer home in Los Angeles, At the first twinge of rheumatism Van Loan, who had for several Ret from any pharmacy about four months been associate editor of the | roarea o| aT og ea Saturday Evening Post, died in the fore breakfast euch morning fora Abingdon Memorial Hospital on tne week, ‘This is said to eliminate urie Outskirts of this city from chronic acid by stimulating the kidneys to nephritis, against which he had ma¢ normal action, thus ridding the blood a plucky fight. His home was at Wyn-| pl Ae ita harmieas (ote? Pas @ suburb of Philadelphia and § s inexpensive, harmless and.te Wade from the acid’ of Krages rs, Van Loan and their two eh and Jemon juice, combined with lithia TMs @ daughter, Virginia, and a son, and is used with excellent results by “Bu were at his bedside when thousands of folks who are subject to he passed away. rheumatism. Here you have a pleas- Word was received here to-day rt, Me bh lithia- avater drink from Los Angeles, Cal., that Mr, Van | which overcomes uric acid and is bene- Loan's father, Richard Van Loan, Bee ca oce nlcoave Ob WeLLe Ane sumiftoned to his home from al = | religidus service to be told of his son's death, He showed great | minutes later, row Night Marks the Resumpt “The Mudville Mermaids," pres by an all feminine cast at the M politan Life Building, Fourth Aven tion of the Vacation Kvenings by the 34th Stree Mrs, William Bramwell. Her hus- band at one time was her leading| more welcome than Poslam, for its re- man, She was married to him in 1907,| lief is immediate. Angry surfaces are fter she divorced Rob.| soothed, cooled, pacified. These quick flindications of benefit, showing that oldest families.| Poslaim is taking hold, have made “The Madville Mermaids” To-Mor- nd 23d Street, will mark the resump- The Vacation Evenings were discontin- wed when America entered the war and are resumed for the recreation of seit. VAN LOAN, WRITER inn WiGK7WE Ma MINE SELIGMAN, ACTRESS fete alte Ms Me Beverly Robinson, Miss Grace Mra. Henry Clapp, Smith, M Adoo and Miss Cynthia Sarie. HOW SOOTHING morrow xt the Campbell Funeral PO LAM FEELS Chureh, 6th Street and Broadway. | for Minnie Seligman, a popular New York actress of twenty yours ago, | ON FIERY SKIN night. Iler body was brought here | Nothing that you can apply to ail- many sufferers glad. And this direct- jordered condition | Sold everywhere oa St. New York City Urge your skin to Advt ‘| OPPENHEIM, GCLLINS & t-—New York Special Sale for Tuesday Positively None Sent C. O. D. Mr. Vaa Loan's malady Jted in- directly from an automobile accide al years ago in Southern Cali-| fornia, in which his left arm was broken, It was broken and mt But Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable , : , and, a Compound Restored Her Health ¢ and Stopped Her Pains. the ca t 8 fe puted, then he should compute | “IT had a displacement and suffered nardino employed mercury ¢ for his i tax return his dis- | Sq badly from it that at times L could yo lowed, the pernicious « of the net income | entire system, On dly affected and s s whom he consulted di hip for any ac- | f the partner- Jing within the fiscal or at all run down LY t back of eye, | upon the basis of i ‘ i was runers’ net income s nervous and 4 s| could not lie down ver, of the mer-| 4 (ev GANITRA OCR t night. 1 took ig, which so vio-| the credits of an Individual tax- his kidneys that treatinents from a t in and finally physician but they did not help me. | My Aunt recom-| payer, Charite gifts, howev during the vontributions or »y the firm are not subject to exemptio tockhold- 135 West Race n propor- this famous re credit for health resto Kimble, The letters constantly being pub land, Ind i lace, silk and lac . 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