The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1919, Page 14

ra) THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1919.1! IS COWLES OUT TO CET KENLON? FIREMEN CURIOUS — i Mystery Surrounds the Ap- pointment of “Special Investigator.” Frederick T1 reappearance as HOW SOOTHING — POSLAM FEELS ON FIERY SKIN Nothing thik you, you can apply to ail Cowles has made his an un, ing, itching, irritated skin ean be of Fire Pr F ia baie, Bt tG more welcome than Poslam, for its re or Hylan himself, Without any | Nef is immediate. Ang surfaces erstanding and without notice ate soothed, cooled, pacified. These dak oe Sg ero Cowl 8 puttin indications of benefit, sh n a lot of time’ visiting the fire lang indications of benefit, showing jm 0 lol of tune, visit that Poslam is taking hold, have made many sufferers glad. And this direct- nese—this getting right at the trouble is @ quality noteworthy in Postam it for those pimples, that rash, ing eczema, scalp-sc any dis-, ordered condition. Sold everywhere. 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A suarontoed wolgnt pleasant. reduction me Brings #len hod; to-day to an Evening V'orld reporter, “is that ‘Bureau of Fire appointment | investigator” {n the New York Fire Department, and firemen and others, recalling his activities when Seth Low was Mayor and Edward Croker was Fire Chief, back in 1902 or 1908, are wondering whether Mayor Hylan fs about to attempt putting the rollers under Fire Chief John F. Kenlon Chief Kenlon appears to be attending to business as usual, but some of bis |» friends are plainly alarmed Cowles, who Jes at No Fighth Street, is a man of wealth With a bent for investigating. He ap pears to be in the Hy father was heavily the Ansonia Brass and ( Other membe forties, ted in er Compan of the family ficers of the Ansonia Clock ¢ A short tin app mpany, | ago Mr nted special Cowles wa: n the investigator Bureau of Fire Prevention by ord aid to ¢ the Bureau Fire Preve said t uve ceived orders strap rom City] Hall and His Honor have Fire} Commissioner — Drenna appoin It was made pror “A peculiar thing,” one fireman sald although his made him a special inve Preve date a the « up to that is, might have been expected of an unpatd nvestigator by order of the Ma is said to Politi- | ¢ recalling Mr. Cowles's activi- | ; riment by was removed again through a Fae. AAT Do a skin that is marred by unsightly Here's the thing to do—give the the ointment and soap jointly in both, correct and gradually over of a clear complexion and a good For a free trial of rap and comtment.woriie Rese nel, Baltimore, Md, Which Sort of ‘The combined u able for the trea’ Look around at the men you me | with plenty of rich, red blood-—they « Jin body and mind-—successful in wh That trrita ency, that d muscle and brain be no strong, red-blooded 1 | tia iron im obtained from the foods we ea It must be supplied in some form that is % step, cheerfulness and optimi thins 4 atay #0. Show others i be easily absorbed and assimilated, Nuxated Aron, by enriching the blood and creating new red blood cella, wirengthens the nerves, bit that rash which makes you unpopular? Re sinvol | Don't be denied the pleasure your friends enjoy simply because of A man of blood and iron, who gets up feeling keen, active and jnough to put the others in the weakling class | BILL OF RIGHTS IN NINE CLAUSES TO PROTECT WORLD'S WORKERS Proposed by International Labor Commission for Insertion in Treaty of Peace. | A Dill of rights for the workers Of the world 48 contained in | nine clauses drafted by the International Commission -on Labor | Legislation, These are proposed for insertion in the treaty of peace itself and are separate from the draft convention for an international labor organization. With the preamble, they read: The high contracting parties declare their acceptance of the follow: sents that at one time Chief Croker maintained a room at the Broad Central Hot that on a yecasion an roker jumped down stairs to When the investigator age was piled up in © and he was asked for tid not get A room again | of How There was a ere in thone (jugator par ing principles and engage to take all nec ¥ steps to secure their i . ak » realization in accordance with the recommendation to be made by the A Btreet ' por ge ‘International Labor Conference as to their practical application: - pede tain reports about In right and in fact the labor of a human being should not be omens \ the bat 1 treated as merchandise or an article of commerce. ; Bins CF LLM lh by) Employers and workers should be allowed the right of association i 1 for all lawful purposes. o Hire Depart No child should be permitted to be employed in industry or com- ; p o meree befe e age of fourteen years, In order that every child ri amen ai Kite | may be insured reasonable opportunities for mental and physical edu- owl n ‘ Jemor e between the years of fourteen and eight young persons of ye Won Sapaicd CHUBION | biLeE aCe uly be employed on work which !s not harmful to thetr han Frederick H. ( ‘ physical development and on condition that the continuation of their The younger 1 c technical or general education is insured lovery worker has a right to a wage adequate to maintain a tandard of life, having regard to the civilization of his time rea- may have for- 4 and country 5 Equal pay should be given to women and to nen for work of equal value in quantity and quality 6 A weekly rest, including Sunday, or its equivalent, for all workers, on. ney and nerve produced all ig, he had to fight oth Chief Croker and Commissioner j Bcann in th Taher tien as 7. Limitation of the hours of work in Industry on the basis of eight | MecDeasGh “le, CHAE hours a day or forty-eight hours a week, subject to an exception | f in which climatic conditions, the imperfect development ; of industrial organization or other special circumstances render the eff al Labor Ce The approximately equive iency of the workers substantially different Inter. industrial rence will recommend a ba alent to the uch In all matters concerning their sta 8 foreign workinen lawfully ad families, should be insured the same treatment a country nation: ibove for adoption in ountri¢ and social insur nd thelr that | | 18 Worker ance, itted to any country, a of the honest the nationals of remen.”” Ke that as it may, the presence at ire of the Mayor's own invest , 9 All States should institute a system of inspection, in which women he New York Fire De hould take part, in order to insure the enforcement of the laws » think about and talk and regulations for the protection of the workers nent was repeated to him much as yutlined here and he was as «PLAYMATES HUNTING BOY THOUGHT TO BE KID{APPED BECAUSE OF HIS SILVER HAIR ould stand In the way mme and be bowl Robot « ‘LOST PENNIES F FOR VICTORY. by. jon of the wooden ers a large part of | Luna "Park, in Coney Inland, the work- agma picked up from the ground under- | |neath more than $60 in small change jWhich had fallen through the cracks during the last season, The money was turned over to the management, when the park opens for the Saturday, May 17 Three Injored in Car Crash, Two motormen and a passenger were injured this morning when cars of the Reid Avenue and the Sumner Avenue lines collided at Marcy Avenue and Broadway, Williamsburg. ‘They were Leftert Crawford, No. 1 Willow Street, , and Peter Jaeger, No. 1271 St Mark's Avenue, the motormen, Christian Mayer, No, 600 rect, Manhattan, ‘They were cut by broken glass. Jamaic ae | Congressmen Back From San Juan, elegation from Congress which left 13 for Porto Rico to review ties of the island becoming nt returned to-day on the ship Coamo from San Juan, Represen tatives Joseph Cannon and Claude Kitchin were members of the delega- >_— Child Run Down by Ante. Sylvia Kern, three years old, wag run down by an automobile in front of her No. 113 Debevoise Street, Will urk, this morning.annd _sufte a fracture of the nose MH@ right k JOYFUL EATING Unless your food is FERDINAND RADZIEJEWSKI. Missing Six Year Old Child May Have Been Abducted or Drowned —Parents Distracted, The playmates of six-year-old Fer- tment of ecxema and other For wale ah all drwegists WILL HELP YOU dinand Radziejewski, including n digested without the after- | |brotner, mugenc, aged three and o blemishes. math of painful acidity, the | | aif, are searching the docks and va he Resinol treatment a fair trial. 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