The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1919, Page 22

"BAYER CROSS” ON GENUINE. ASPIRIN ‘ : ' A ; BAT aR “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” to be genuine must be marked with is « safety “Bayer Cross” Alwa: 4 an upbroken Bayer package Shieh yper directions to safely dache, Toothache, Ear Neuralgia, Colds and pain, tin boxes of 12 tablets cost ~larger ages also. Aspirin is the trade of Bayer Manufacture of " aceticacidester of Salicylicacid. | ae y iba few cents at drug stores pment neg THE EVENING WORLD, “THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, GOVERNOR SMITH OFFERS AID. IN PROBING THE MILK TRUST ~ BOOKS AND REDUCING PRIGES ition 1 k prvolen Just how m jealers nine tin why th 1 w ht di just why this seem " ¥ nil hould not be nd , ‘ consumers at a lower price, is yet to jcome Lefore the committee In the mean time Dr. Copeand, | Health Commissioner, who is also {Chairman of the committer, has un der consideratior the recent survey that dis depariment a howir the woful want of milk in the familics bona of the wren) Dr. Copeland, Told fo Use Ail! wosk and return n teport aa spotdit hs ear eerie J 1a speedily | commissioner to determine whether the Money and Clerical ire ei > or not the milk question is properly : me | \e fact that some of the i Htc he n nbarfe Aig He Needs. deaicrs have becn claiming Wi Masvadt Tak circa seen’ ob tress | |the Fair Price Jif milk was would Mitk (Go: sold for less money the ell no cnd ich n this Sta enorm(us tr of the ke it .By Sophie Irene Loeb. has Chairman move milk han the fret ip Gov. Smith municated wite do now arth bundart Dr. Copeland, r Nie Price Milk @ sel him to there is wn ond whatever the nm nik use money neces the sary milk to examine be cent mm: ate, m Cooks in @ minute 1 D waren PORT Fuls mie pet Pad Pee Ae! Wee acer ry Ay oy ‘Prices ONS g>~, - SUNNYCORN So quick and easy to prepare Healthful — and tastes Talks No. 518 oS Mervoie of uk casily we) ‘trom WestSide by 26th or 59th St Crosstown Cars 300M APARTMENT BIST $325 VALUE $245 4K fusr'enan vaton 9379 apply sle0 to. New New Jersey sad Xone Room Un World pullaing, will be Usted Abirty days, ‘These lists c (Peet at any of The World's “Los ising Age one d airectiy to ‘the World. a, New York, 9 Hostess Soups At Every-Day Prices In each soup they attained the utmost in quality and flavor, then they fixed formulas so that every soup would be exactly like the model. These are exquisite soups — finer than Paris serves, Yet they cost no more than ordinary soups. Order a few cans. be a revelation. The finest soup you can ‘offer a guest is a Van Camp Soup. They are based on famous French recipes brought to our kitchens by a chef from Hotel Ritz in Paris. Here scientific cooks —men with college training — brought them to perfection. They com- pared many blends and methods mas high as 300 ona single soup, VAN Also Van Camp's Spaghetti Van Camp's Pork and Beans They will §@ Soups & 18 Kinds Van Camp's Peanut Butter Van Camp's Evaporated Mitk (555) mittee that sto muke a sur- rected that the Department of Health should procure first hand and up-to- ¥jdate fa quantity and qua ised in the its iner wbtlity of the us to the ality of milk city, t! ‘ se in milk, the tt | » purchas all, the effects of the deprivation of the necessary food upon the health of the cnildren of the cits POWERS OF BOARD OF HEALTH ARE BROAD. When it is determined that | deprivation of milk is a public menace and actually results in the presence of great and im- minent peril to the public health, the Board of Health may do and | order whatever it may declare | the public safety and hegith de- | mand. milk at th | van jcommunity most 1 above ‘The survey was based on investi | gation made by the public health ourses attached to the Bureaus of Child Hygiene and Preventable Dis- casey, and arcay representative of the congested districts of the city wore chosen in each borough that would reflect the actual conditions affecting tho various phases of tue} problem in hand. Tho nurses engaged in this work were instructed to visit individually euch family in the areca them, to interview the mother of the family and to note the physical con- | dition of the children. Thero were 11,007 families visited | and reported on, { Manhattan of The Rronx Of Brooulyn 1B : (Rorcagh ot $ichmond divided as follows: 4.000 Total number of families visited Lor All children between ns of ne and sevem years were examined, the iysical condition the na j tivity of the moth on the Jblank forms prepared for that pur. | Pose. WIDE SCOPE OF BOARD OF HEALTH SURVEY. to this the following for on the blank forms ated: Num we ber of cups of in the di milk used 1 entering | } lessened quantity of whole expressed in quarts; in- tity of condensed milk | cans; number of shildren are de- son of increased { children suf | families prived of milk by ri in. which cost of same; num fering from deprivation of milk; ef. fect of leascned uso of milk upon | the physical condition of the children ag «hown in numberof children suf- fering from malnutrition, anaemia, underweight arfd other physical de- y and nature of sub- and increased price of 1 by grades in Septem- with Septem- 1 lattor date the price of milk advanced. The number of children in the 11,007 families visit . arranged according to 4 nups as follows Ome to two sears 2,08 Two to thtee yearn, Three to four yore. Four to five sears. : Five to weren yeas of children at| compared with thi dividual ages is entirely » with the normal experi-| in cel 1 fewer numb one yeur of enee shown previous tabulations ealeulations and estim rs |previous | This tes decrensed birth rate of the years \1917 and 1918 as a result of the en- affecting the birth rate of 1918 decreased number of children under of two years of age was found to have ocourréd in all the boroughs of tho city with the exception of the Bor- ough of the Bronx. Particulars of this investigation will be presented in future columns, —_—~>—— Dull Comedy, AtGerman Opera By Sylvester Rawling. | (RAVE for the omg-throwing inci- iS dent, desoribed elsowhere, the performance by the rman Opera Company at the Lexington Theatre last night of “Zar und Zim- merman,” on the programme dis- creetly named in English "Czar and Carpenter," pursued the even tenor \of its way. Lortaing’s comic opera lin three acts, except, perhaps, for Germans, is a dull thing under any circumstances, Not even the excel- lent cast recruited from the Metro- politan Opera Company, which per- formed it some ten years ago at the | New, now the Century ‘Theatre, could | make it sparkle, 1 Jorn, Cl | Whitehill and Be Al wer among the stars there, as were Otto Gorita and Alb Re he only ) that galaxy to r in last | night's presentation. The pair, Mr, Goritz as Van Lett, and Mr, Reiss as Ivanov, maintained their reputations as character impersonators, Herman Weil a Peter and Harriet Behnee as the Widow Brown deserve mention. Viola Graham was Mario |wig Eybiseh was Chateau Splering conducted, As to the n 9 1 everybody. wi who seoms to be regarded evangel of the enterprine, vociferoualy, . assigned to | number of | ned number of children at| one year of age is explainable by the| trance of this country into the war, | thé decreased marriage rate of 1917) This | one year of age as compared with that! Small Audience, | 1919. Se Sea hi ane oF a on wh i ow the cor. 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