The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1920, Page 16

rah ae TT = | Iittle Kiddies lessons of obedience and kindness and interesting things about the country and cities of our own land. There are so many won- derful things that the best story books teach that it would be impo: sible to tell them all here, but it is true beyond a doubt that they should as large A part in a kiddie's education as his lessons and games. Your devoted, COUSIN BLBANOR. & marriage license in Stamford on Feb. 9. His bride was to have been Migs Marie Cuppoila of that city, Police Chief Andrew Talbot said the loot found in the room of the other dead burgiar, John Muceia, Mm Hazel Sisoe Stamford, is valued at about $8,000 and hed been taken from the omen of ithy residents at Palm. Sound Beach within the care, ddison Bacon, who ding Majo: the battle with the improved condition and it he will recover. ABOUT TO WED WHEN SLAIN. © Killed at Sound Beach Had @ Marriage License. WICH, Conn, Feb. 1%—It learned lay that Anthony 20. of the two burglars killed early Sunday morning by Major Alden L. McMurtrey in the jeetiur of the home of Mrs, Bliza @, JANUARY CONTEST AWARD | Morris, at Sound Beach, had taken out WINNER, ieee = A Valentine, Phe Evening World's Kiddie Klub Korner Qeovriens, 008, The Pres entianing On. (Ths Now Tork frening Worle) Jonducted- by Eleanor Schorer= About Old New York. . 4OHN HOWARD PAYNE. 0 mame of John Howanl Payne, the American actor, poet and Greduatiot, ives and will live forever through just one little song. ‘The plays that he wrote are no longer enacted, the popularity that he 4s an actor is almost forgotten, but “Home, Sweet Home” will grow old and will never die, f ie interesting, and a little pathetic too, that the man who wrote that virtually hag po home. From the time he was sixteen and left Union t6 go on the stage he was a globe trotter, visiting various Euro- ‘countries, notably England and France. He dicd in France, # long from his native city, New York, where he was born in 1 q THE BUGLER. tie tight, I the in my fo legit Le, 4 thrills heart so deep GP was Fo’ one — MeMurtrey tn rs, is in an is delleved sT that think this way, for they would be very mistaken. The English book is & very good text book, and teaches a alt about the construction of sen- Ynoen and other things that it ls very important to know, and 1 hope you study it diligently, Bu: there is indeed a wide and fine education to be gotten from story Beoks—the good story books. To begin with, a good story book is always woll written, and teaches you many new words, and their cor- rect use, ag well as how to use the old words with which you ere al- before Tefen STS TE We ae how your work is donc, play and dream of the war you “By Jacob Jacobowits, aged thirteen =r, New York City. “California Syrup of Figs” y | THE BIRDIES’ LESSON. ready familiar, When a kiddie starts} Ly irene Biastus, aged thirteen Naidlen th the trea, reading a book, much as “Oliver | yeara, Brooktyn, N.Y, For a Child’s Liver and Bowels ht Reed tans Brinker of the Sil: Mother! Say “California,” th ill Page,” or Brinker of the 6il- other ay ‘ornia, en you wi = = epee Digger fA ver Skates,” the story carrios him far We can yéur song of cheer. yon the iivetong aay, bard you will ae get genuine “California Syrup of Figs.” Full directions for babies and children of all ages who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue- coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on the bottle. Children love this delicious laxative. —Advt. —_—X———_—_—_—_—_—_—_—S~7_!_V15<¥HO1¥_V“‘———— EAT CANDY AND PREVENT CONSTIPATION AND INDIGESTION Bvery one likes to ent Partota mints and the dimeuity of getting children to take a juxative when needed is entirely away to strange lands and times, and teaches him how people in other countries and times lived and how they dremsed and thought, Or per- haps it is @ story showing the beauty of truth and charity and home, eu as “Little Women,” “and Pollyanna, or perhaps, like “Black Beauty,” in teaches the kiddie to be kind to animals. And there are books like “Robinson Crusoe” that picture self- reliance, adventure and life in the wild, and others, like “Tom Sawyer” tnd “Uncle Tom's Cabin” teach the “FEBRUARY ESSAY CONTEST. 3 My Favorite Book, and Why prizes of bg) will be Cay vel roe | mers, are’ , “fnclusive, whe m note from th that the essay is original and mt The Effects of Opiates. HAT INFANTS are peculiarly le to and its various preparati wi je parel ot been copied must accompany ions, all of which are is well SE a eer Sree Sew ckildrea i essay. Contestants must state smallest doses, if continued, these opiates cause changes ark for Parle one 8 quick- age, address and certificate | tons and growth of the celis which are likely to heoome permanent, causing gelins), gente but {horeughly effective i r. imbecility, mental perversion, a craving for tonic-lazative made of the purest of to Cousin. Mleanor, Eve-| wervous such as intractable nervous ly | with the de- MA ‘World Kiddie Klub, No. 63 Park ry ppeating Rice New York City, Contest closes | PM ancy, The and by their use er Ye the taking of a laxative a " receive opiates Pleasure rather than an ordeal. BAAR Hote Coustans | £ fount | Ny tion Trainiwration of AnodyDen, Cordials, Soothing Syrups and Candy” Form*—will keep your bowels 4 rai ion, met your ‘thie sentence in one of the con. 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