The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1919, Page 8

ee el ee EE eEeEEe———ee—eEeEeere ee ee eee eee Rae a (wate PORT MANY CASES RHEUMATISM NOW ; Mays we must keep feet dry, avoid exposure and eat ( less meat. Stay off the damp ground, avoid ex- | sara! keep feet dry, cat less meat, ik lets of water nd, above all, take « spoonful of salts occasionally te keep down uric Rheumatism is «: It is the function of the Addneys to filter this acid from the Blood and cast it out in the urine. The res of the skin are also a means of ig the blood of this impurity. In damp and chilly, cold weather the skin pores are closer, thus forcing the kid. Beys to do double work, they become weak and sluggish and fail to elim- ad this uric acid, which keeps ac ting and circulating through system, eventually settling in the ts and muscles, causing stiffress, Bereness and pain called rheunatism At the first twinge of rheumatisin get from any pharmacy about four @unces of Jad Salis; put a tablespoon fal in « glass of water and drink be- fore breakfast cach morning for a week. bain is said to eliminate uric eeid b: the kidneys to Rormal action, (hus ridding the blood of these impurities. Jed Salts is inexpensive, harmless and is made from the acid of grapes 4nd lemon juice, combined with lithia and is used with excellent results by thousands of folks who are subject to Pheumatism. Here you have a pleas- ant, effervescent lithia-water drink d is bene- well.—-Advt. DOCTOR URGED AN OPERATION Instead 1 took L Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound and Was Cured. rly four years I suffered from troubles, nervousness and headaches and every month would have to stay in bed most of the time. Treatments would relieve me for a time, but my doctor was always urging me to have an oper- ation, My sister IN asked to try Vegetable Com- pound before con- senting to an opera tien bottles of it and it has completely cured me I tell all my Renn ble of this kind Pinkham’s Vegetable has for me. BRITTINGHAM, » Baltimore, Md. It is only natural for any woman to dread the thought of an operation. So many women have been restored to alth b: famous remedy, Lydia ENP Vegetable Compound, after ‘tion has been ad that it pay any woman who suf fers from such trying it before sabraittiog to such a trying ordeal.—Advt. —_—_ ———- To Fortify The Sys Organic i. 609) R op fem Against Colds, Grip and Influenza Take “Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets”’ Be sure you get the Genuine Look for this signature 6.7 Lprore on the box. 30c. directions, Yo exercising, Your 1i' fas, wim cleare Duoyant step. thin: stay womptly and eficetively and conta: You get that remedy by asking for takhamfe z 1 took five! a we @ trie’ and tested remedy-—one that SATURDAY FORUM THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAROH 24, 1919. An Evening World Staff Photographer “‘Snaps’’ Clamoring Crowds at Americanization Forum ON THE EAST SIDE SASHES RECORDS Largest School Auditorium in} City Locked to Keep Out Crowds. 4 meeting end who ar and en ter Americanination Forw fed th by old and your which the children served nelators of the canism as ex kers and de ntortainers, For «th ericanization Forums f The Evening World have beon at taining unusual success, but the Sat urday afternoon Forums in the tare est school house in Y have always been the most popular. And Saturday's Forum, on the most popu lar 4 popular audito rum, proved to be the no plus ultra. The crowd be to gather at 1.3¢ nt stated th time as 2.80. The doors were opened | & before 2, and within te Harry H. Schlacht, Direc minutes | pr of The Joseph 8. Marcus, President of Evening World Americanization Fo-)/40k _ Uni ae Mar “] | rums, ordered the doors closed. From] jever i e mvecine ieee time on the services of the police | World for its work in that district vos were required to keop the |#Nd said that the interest shown by Nie : the foreign-born parents of American vat crowd clamoring for admittance] chitdren was most auspiciotts. in ae ~ ; Michael Klay an Interesting audiones E » Division of \eserg were hundreds of adults, born|the War Savings Stamp Committee. on foreign soll, who were thore to|M* Klay praised The Evening World learn the principles of Amer: for ita work on th and sail ‘ DETAcl es me the Forum could ni e a great and good citizenship as expound the Forums of The Evening We © on the in that quarter Liberty Loan With thom were the ‘ohildren, all} The Children's ‘Talent Department s dionhieas. Ana owledge .1 2 proved to be a great success at Ree CO Sapling their enw iedko vt lthe Forum, Emily Butteravoll gay ready to interpret the words of ths{%veral popular songs and Gertrude Weinberg brought the house to its feet with the recitation “I Want to Act." If Gertrude shows the sare tai peakers into lang to their elders, ‘T more familiar women, Wcar ing shawls about their heads and hit, with. them. their market | Cat as she grows older her desire will meskes, nodded knowingly to their | Come true. A. Pennottl, the talented six-year- old violinist, showed how the violin “should be played,” and Esther Rose- man followed with a recitation. Isa- belle Goyder danced with the grace of jidren when @ point was driven | home by a speaker, and bearded patriareis listened r ntly to the explanations of their younger Amer- cain, First there ce:ne the “Salute to the | professional and Marie Patrines Flag.” which is famillar to every [Sng to the appreciative demand for Bol child of York. Then “The| many encores, Esther Gellman, a 4 Banner” was played,| “beaker; Rose Guzzardo, a pianist, eat audience of fore’ and Jerome F pire, a violinist, con born Amerteans joined in the mighty | ciuded features of the department, chorus of allegiance to their adop‘ed who have applied for the land Children's Talent Department are George Gordon Rattle was the prin. | urged read daily this column in cipal speaker of the afternoon. The Evening World. Many an- nounce s Will be made, and with- in a few days there will be an an- houncement wh ch will interest every child who applied for the department, Yesterday afternoon a_ “tryout,” ) "You American youngster be | Ran ddrew he children, the missionaries of the great propaganda of Americanism, The work of Th Evening World is of great service to re humanity In general and to Americ: [the largest on record, was held at an In particular, The Forums which have|east sido # ment house. Over been organized through Its* auspices 1150 children were given an opportu- should be in every city and town of [nity to show their ability before rep. \tatives of The Evening World.} will be only one more “tryout” 1 by this department. This @ next Thursday, and the Union, Th are the beat means | +¢ of preserving the Americanism aw In- | T. stituted by our ors, and of con verting ho have come from who signed | Mr. Battle then called attention toland were not assigned to “tryouts” |the work of the 27th Division, and|ehould advise the Secretary of the when he mentioned the fact that Gen. | Talent Department without delay. jO'Ryan, the commander of the tllus- | Absolutely more will be allowed trious unit, was a to partic pate after to-morrow, and ride, the audience * only those who previously applied be had finished bis stirrin and were either unable to appear for ‘Igathering cheered for over two min-|some excelient reason or did not re- J utes. lceive assignment will be given con- The Chairman’ of the Forum was sideration. Complexion Rosy. Headache Gone. Tongue Clean. Breath Right. Stomach, Liver and Bowels Regular. OLD CROW RYE Reg. U. 8 Pat. OM. America’s Finest RYE WHISKEY HAND MADE STRAIGHT PURE RYE SOLD BY ALL FIRST CLASS DEALERS BEWARE OF RE-FILLED BOTTLES 12-YEAR-OLD GIRL “STAR” ENTERTAINER AT EVENING WORLD FORUM ~—~MILDRED ARONS Little Mildred Arons Has Appeared at Many Charitable Benefits and War Drives, Mildred Arons, one of the “stars” Applications of the Childrens’ Talent Department, has been very prominent in charit- able and patriotic entertainment dur- ing the past year She has appeared at benefits at the Metropolitan Opera He use, Majestic Theatre, and Luna y Island, She has also © the inmates of the Green- | polnt Hospital, and those of various orphan and tuberculosis hospital During the Liberty Loan and Unit War Charities’ Drives, she also “did her bi ldred is one of five ehildrer ish descent, She is twelve y t No, 1073 Fulton Street, and is a pupil at Public of 3} om Su Polive Serge t Seymour Ayers, who rad teen in the department seventeen years and lately attached to Inspector Daly's clerical force, died at 2 o'clock STRENGTH AND QUALITY AS ALWAYS rates The his morning at St. Vincent's Hospitu! On Apr 6, 1905, Ayers, then a patro!- min, rescued a workman’ Who had b: Br Ayers Was lowered COAL PRODUCTION DECLINES. the © Says nivtrat March 24 f both bituminous and a M1 continues to show a rapid destin because of the lack of demand, the Fuc Acministration announced today, c the week ending March Wy ¥ 8,065,000 tons, a decrease of FALLS TO DEATH | FROM SHIP, Phitadetphian Barted at Vessel A man believed to have Nolan of Philadelphia, a aboard the British steamship Matura, SOUR MASH wich arrived here to-day from Trin: 160 picked up unconscious and fell o' ve rboard ol was fdad and Grenada, Moreh 18 yhen the s out was body was buried at sea. etd lk, at Mrs, Kipling'’s Mother Dead, BRATTLEBORO, Vt, Mra Anna Smith Bateatier, aa, Sea After Way Here Picks Up Body, n Alvin passenger March 24,-~ a [METHODISTS TO SEND GREAT ARGOSY ABROAD Bears Supplies to Renew! Agriculture in Devastated Countries, Within a few weeks a relief shi laden with live stock, tractor ploug Ship seeds, clothing, shoes, flour, medi- cines, condensed milk and portable houses will leave here for France, Italy and Southeastern I cargo will be an offering from the American Methodist Episc: Churches to the suffering peopl those war devastated regions, Rest houses will be established tn! Noyon, Amiens, Lyons, Paris, Tou- lon, Nice, Grenob! cy, Metz, Cannes and Nantes. Each ‘will be equipped with a motion picture ma- chine, a phonograph and other at- tractions. An elementary school w be built at Noyon and another Cannes. rope. The ———<___. ‘Two Voleanoes Activ Amerie: SAN SALVADOR, ch 24. — Th volcano Santiago is in eruption, Nica- report, —interm and spreadin a. Planta ® volcano Irazu in Costa Ric: also active, and plantations in th cinity are sustaining damage. in Central) | FIRST OVER-OGEAN ~FLIGHT PLANNED EARLY IN APRIL e Will Arrive | Sopwith Mac | From England This Week— | Trip Starts From St. Johns. | N. F., March 24.—If conditions favorable | | ST. JOHNS, weather are | Harry Hawker, pilot, and Lieut. 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