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Evening journal., 1916-07-14
birth CONTROL women
MAY SPEAK But NOT EXHIBIT
By The United Press.


ST PAUL. Mimi, July Without
the police interference that has mark
ed meetings of birth control advo-
Gates in other cities. Mrs Robert Lig-
gett Of Duluth today lectured on birth
control. before several hundred Min
nesota women and girls.
Mrs. Margaret Sanger. Of New York,
assisted IN distributing literature on
birth control The Minnesota law
does not prohibit the dissemination Of
information on this subject But a
clinic at which the subject was TO
have been discussed more generally
with maps. charts and wax hgures,
was declared contrary to law The
exhibit was abandoned.
Mrs Liggett recently got her name
in the papers by advocating ar Seat
tie that women Of the lower classes be
segregated as breeders. that no high
strung woman Of the upper classes
should be subjected TO motherhood,
and that no child IN the world IS
worth the pain IT takes to bring It into
existence.
Mr. Sanger recently went free from
Federal indictment in New York
charging her with sending obscene
matter through the mails in her birth
control magazine. "The Woman Reb-
el" New York society men and wo-
men. Miss Fola Lafollette among
them. publicly supported what Mrs.
Sanger had done.
Evening journal., 1916-07-14
COUNCIL Session IN
new JOINT BUILDING
City SolonS Transact Bus
mess in Their Shirt
Sleeves
JOHNSON FIRST TO
VOTE ON QUESTION

Braving the elements which ragged
without and the excessive heat with
in. members of City Council last night
held their first session in the new
City Building. The session lasted less
than one hour, and during that pc
riod those present sat without coats
Owing TO City Council chambers not
being finished, the meeting was held
in the rooms of the Board Of Public
Education. and Samuel H. Baynord,
president of that body. was the only
city official present except the Coun-
cilmen.
Councilman Arthur johnson, OF the
First ward. carried off the honors of
being the first Councilman to cast a
ballot on any question in the new
building This was when an eve and
nav vote was called on the report OF
the finance committee relative to the
disposal of the 100000 worth OF
Evening journal., 1916-07-14
LOOK UP, ALWAYS
Written for EVENING JOURNAL
By JAMES 7. CRoZIER

If you're sure your heart is right keep
your eyes upon the prize.
As you Journey on the pathway of
this life.
And don't you backward look, for
we're told in that good Book
What happened to that woman called
Lots wife
They had orders for to go from that
place Of sin and woe,
To the mountains for their safety they
must fee
But that woman made halt, looked
back, and became salt.
That's a warning unto you. my friend.
and me.
II we are on our journey and are full
of JOY and hope.
And have accepted Jesus as our King,
We must never dare look backward.
but fully trust in Him.
And then glad Haleluias we can sing
How sweet the thought 70 us as the
days are going by.
Some day TO come Wen cross the mar
row sea,
And see that loving Saviour who died
for all OF US,
And there with Him to spend eternity
What is there in this world that we
could ever have
Like the JOY that comes into the
Christians heart,
OF every man or woman and every boy
OF girl,
When they're sure that each Of then
have done their part?
It's not hard TO find the Saviour i
that is your desire.
/ In the church or in your home. or on
the street,
You'll be cleansed from every sin and
be happy every day,
When that loving Saviour you shall
truly meet.
All your needs He will supply; no
good thing will deny.
Just look up and hold onto His blessed
hand
He will guide you every day while
you are on the way.
And will some day bring you TO sweet
j Buelah land
No night does ever come in that dear
blessed home
We are told that all its streets are
paved with gold;
\ We shall never have a pain-meet
our loved ones there again,
And there. it's said we never shall
grow old
Evening journal., 1916-07-14

NEW YORK. July 14-Perhaps,
along Ellis Parker, Buffers line of
reasoning that pigs IS Pigs YOU
think that "smocks Is smocks' But
YOU are wrong Smooks are no longer
amocks, they are shocks.
There is a new hybrid race food or
swarm Of them TINT has come to light
in q tiny little box Of a shop on Fifth
avenue II offers hats too, but the
amocks arc the real curios.
They are not any Of them what you
would expect a we'll regulated smock
10 be. Each one is rather the embod-
iment Of a wild flight Of fancy, TO put
IL mildly
They start ont all right and proper
IN linen, pongee, crepe or cretonne,
but then comes the funny business.
Some Of them are appliqued in a mad
hit or miss riot Of gay colored linen
disks outline stitched IN black yarn.
others are patched in crazy quit
fashion and feather stitched with
yarn. Always there is yarn yarn,
yarn IN some of every color, stitch or
fashion.
Some of the more deoorous smocks
have cut out patterns Of the cretonne
baskets Of flowers. birds or beasts ap-
pliauod OF intervals around the skirt
or on the pockets and yet others have
yarn crocheted scallops around the
collar. cuffs. and pockets One Of
black satine IS broken out so rashly
in carisized and varicolored appli-
qued disks. that it looks like a Futur-
ist companion piece TO "A Nude Des-
cend'ng The Stairs"
There are also some new sweaters
OF blazers quite as new as the smocks
but not quite so wierd. However. they
put 70 shame for very stripedness
both the zebra and the Sing Sing
habitant
These striped sweater coats worn
with one-toned corduroy or linen
skirts are a sort Of vice versa fl'pflop
of fashion from the one toned sweat
ers worn with awning striped skirts
that were so omnipresent at the be
ginning Of the season.
Although the stripes are riotous IA
their color effects. they are not 81
without rhyme or season by an.
means. They are striped In regimen
tai oolors and each daughter Of the
regiment may express by her coat al
many colors her reglmental prefer
ence
For the patriotic preparedness per-
son there are the stripes Of red white
and blue and her sentiments as well
as her figure may be embodied in her
garment Regimontal colors are a
deal more exclusive, however, and eX-
press a preference not quite so broad
and promiscuous Worn with white
skirts these gay striped sweater coats
are particularly stunning and there
also are accompanying accoutre-
ments Of hats and parasols striped to
match
The expression. ooh, she IS that
stripe" hereby gathers new meaning
and the regimental sweater offers,
as well as warmth and adornment, q
deiightful modern method OF wearing
your heart on your sleeve by wearing
Instead HIS stripes
Verify. no regiment would fail "a
present arms TO such color bearers.
Evening journal., 1916-07-14

bonds for municipal improvement to
the Remick. Hodges & Co, New York
bankers The honor was appreciated
by Mr.. Johnson.
Owing to City Solicitor Hastings not
having given an opinion as to Coun-
ellis rights to pay the salary Of those
employees who have enlisted in the
State militia. as was suggested by
Mayor Price several weeks ago, a
communication from the health board
to allow the salary of Irwin Ray, an
executive officer to continue. as Ray
is now at the State Range serving
with his company. was laid over for
a while. The health board. in its let
ter. asked that an officer be appointed
temporarily in Mr.. Rays place and
that his salary be allowed.
Councilman Draper said that until
the opinion was received from Mr..
Hastings, he would prefer that the
matter be postponed
Council also received a communi-
cation from Santa Maria Council,
Knights of Columbus, inviting them
to the opening of the new clubhouse
of the Knights at Tenth and West
streets tonight. The invitations was
accepted.
Mayor James F. Price having ap-
proved the ordinance authorizing the
sale of S66,0OO in bonds for the paw
ing, widening and ourbing Of Market
street and the extension of a trunk
sewer in the vicinity Of Second street
and Gray avenue, President Down
ward declared the same a law of th'
city The finance committee will nov
proceed to prepare the bonds. anC
these will be sold in the near future
The first payroll for the Public
Building Commissioners was present
Evening journal., 1916-07-14
SHOCKS NOT SHOCKS.
they're Shocks NOW
New Hybrid Race StartleS
New York With Fashion
Flare
PRESENT ARMS TO
COLOR BEARERS
BY MARGARET MASON.
(Written for The United Press)

Dame Fashion lnits a soldiers stock
ing;
With yarn that's left she does her
shocking.
Now don't you think this very shock
ing2
Evening journal., 1916-07-14

other colleges For the sake Of the
Great American Picn'c for the peace
of mind of the Great American Co-Ed,
and for the assured PRONUNCIATION Of
that hyphenated institution, the Great
German American Dutch Lunch, let
nothing hold up pickle growing.
Evening journal., 1916-07-14
NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNlNNlNNNlNINNN

ed and ordered pad. It amounted to
s441330.
On motion of Councilman Draper
the Board of Park Commissioners
were allowed $4,000 on account Of
their annual appropriation.
George NJ. D. Cam, recently elected
a member of the Board of Port Ward
ems. was elected as harbor master for
the ensuing year.
Council was notified by the board
that George Flemming, the retiring
Evening journal., 1916-07-14

Look among the Want Ads today
and see if the very place for you is
not advertised as needing a chauffeur
and. if not. why run a Want Ad Of
your own and tell the owners that you
are in the market now and you will
soon ne fixed for the entire auto sea-
son.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-07-14

Many housewives either answer ep.
peals OF domestics out Of work. or SEND
Tor them themselves through a Want
Al OF their own. They are alryays
satisned II they use the Want Ad
-7otf-A Aav
Evening journal., 1916-07-14

master. would be unable to devote hh
time to the Office, and Mr. Cams
name was suggested by the board.
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across the rlNer ctyXg
No, kmmet, he's one OF those war
bugs. He wants WAR! WARii None
oi TINS monkeylng around fountain pen
note business Go night in an wailop
the tar out Of EN- that's the day to
20 at It.
Oh, he's a patriotic guy awrght. He
goes two miles out Of his way SO he
won't have 70 pass a recruiting station
and if they DID nail him, he'd have
4ll4f alibis, like his heart isn't strong
CT he has an old uncle depending on
him. or his eyes are flooie.
No, he wants war, hut let somebody
else do it.
The evening world., 1916-06-12
the Mexican.. were released without

the Mexicans, we're released without
being maltreated.
Conover said the band was COM
posed OF five Mexicans and two Jap
anese. The Japs, he said, were later
captured by de facto Government
troops. Conover said ne was treated
well by the Mexicans. but the Jap
anese wanted to hang him The
bandits left Conover and Meyers at
a secluded place and told the Amer
leans to await their return. The
Americans fled.
Conditions In Mexico have become
so serious in the past few days, the
administration Is considering formally
calling the attention OF Carranza to
the situation. This was formally an
nounced at the state Department
to-day.
Consular reports, 1t was explained,
have said natives are showing In
creased excitement and unrest, and
that in some instances Carranza Of
ficials have exhibited noticeable in
difference to the situation. In other
instances the authorities are said "a
he making every effort to allay ex-
citement and unrest.
The evening world., 1916-06-12
A Nep Series of Illustrated Articles Writ
ten by Miss Pauline FurlOng for Women
Readers of The EUening World.

Steam heated and poorly ventilated
apartments. the una ise mode OF liv-
lng INDUCED In by 80 many. t. g., lack
of exercise. ovcriniulgence in rich,
highly seasoned foods. sweets. late
suppers. and. indeed. often alcoholics.
etc. render It impossible for n woman
to retain in her face the rosy glow OF
health and youth unaided; especially
IL this true after she has reached the
age OF thirty.
The summer time is perhaps the
most disastrous to the complexion
and great caution must be taken to
! prevent various disfgurements, as
well as remedy them intelligently.
after they are established. The sun,
wind and salt water at the seashore
play havoc with blondes and br,mettes
alike and often cause unsigh'ly blem-
ishes to appear. which are impossible
to overcome. unless taken in time.
Indigestion. constipation and liver
troubles. which cause saliowness.
pimples. blackheads. falling hair, dan
druff. etc. must also be overcome be-
fore local applications will bring
much Improvement. and my summer
course will include both internal and
external treatments to help gain and
retain health. which spells beauty.
' No two compilations or scalps are
| Just alike, and various complextons
need widely different treatments. for
! what Is beneficial 10 one may be al
most ruinous 10 another
During the summer months | shall
| endeavor to teach each OF my readers
! Just how TO treat her own skin and
scalp with intelligence and care. and
will also give lessons on the care Of
the hands. arms. neck, chin. throat.
bust, hair. scalp and In fact the I'm
provement ot the entire body. shall
| irst give full week to banishinE
| the double chin and saEginG Jaws.
both OF which are the first ten-tnle
signs Of departing youth.
1 II the treatment is taken IN time.
when the muscles are elastic. the
double chin can be corrected IN . re-
markably short time, but when tho
jaws have been allowed 70 sag ana
heavy rolls Of fat 10 accumulate un-
moles'cd for twenty years more or
less the treatment must necessarily
be more strenuous and OF longer dura :
lion to bring about results. For TINS
the head and neck exercises. conf
bined with proper massage, Will posi-
lively restore the youthful contour
OF the neck and chin II practised
faithfully every day for several
months.
The Simple backward and forward
movement shown to-day is the nrs'
step in removing the double chin
Allow the head to fall on the chest
completely and then throw 1t back as
fpr az il will go. at least twenty
Ave umes, In the beginning. FIFTY
times after you are more practiced.
The evening world., 1916-06-12
WILSON WILL NOT
RECALL TROOPS
>, FROM MEXICO
Presidents Reply TO Caranza
Ready, Points Out Growing
Anti-American Sentiment.

WARRINGTON. June Il. - The
pres,dent's answer to tho El;esi Car
RAM, note, demanding troop win
dreyal or explanation OF their pres
ence in view OF their present idleness'
Will 20 10 the First Chief this week
he,o,o Wilson IL renominated At St.
LOUIS
The nota will politely but hatly re-
fuse a withdrawal. or even re-
a iran cement Of American troops. u
wa, practically completed to-day. 1t
IL very long.
Among reasons cited for not WITH
drawing troops now the President viii
emphas size the fact that the murderers
of Americans at Santa Ysabel not only
have not been punished. but have not
been apprehended. It will rpci'e also
recent raids on American soil.
Emphasis also will be laid on re-
Gently received consular reports that
the situation in Northern Mexico re-
auires American troops there, in view
OF the attitude Of the natives toward
all foreigners as we'll as Americans.
There was every indication In ofi-
clai circles here to-day that the note
would leave no doubt in Carranza's
mind that the United States viii
brook no more possibility OF future
troubles that might endanger Ameri,
can lives or embarrass the Govern
ment In any way.
Increasing excitement and anti
American feeling throughout north
ern Mexico is described in to-day!
dispatches to the State Department
In many cases, II was said at the De
partment. the Carranza authorize!
appear to be indifferent to what Il
going on.
Officials made no attempt to con
The evening world., 1916-06-12
A MESSAGE OF CHEER
To the Thousands
Who Need 1t,

tits common to meet up with people
who imagine they are immune from
Natures laws: others who are too
busy piling up the almighty dollar to
realize that such laws exist, until the
day arrives when the biggest prob
lem they have to face is the digesting
of food which an outraged stomach
ia unable to accomplish unaided.
There is nothing more distressing
and disheartening than chronic in.
digestion. and 10 sufferers we sug-
gest the use of Johann Hoff's Malt
Extract to be taken with meals.
This famous tonic food possesses
digestive properties of great value.
and is carried in stock by every
first-class druggist.--Advt.
The evening world., 1916-06-12

ceal their anxiety over the situation,
which apparently is crystallizing in
the northeren Mexican states. Many
dispatches bearing on the subject
have been received during the last
forty eight hours. All were read inn
mediately on receipt by Secretary
Lansing. and the more important
were sent to the White House.
Equally disQuieting reports are
reaching the Department Of Justice
from its agents along the border and
in the interior Of Mexico. They were
turned over tn the state Deps ment.
Three Mexican raiders to- day were
reported killed and Ave captured by
soldiers and visilantes following a
raiders attempt 10 burn the Interna =
tional and Great Northern Railroad
trestle at Webb, Tex. north OF Laredo.
LAREDO, Tex, June 12.-Capt.
Bell, commanding troop of the Four
teenth Cavalry. did not find II neces.
sary to cross the Mexican border In
pursuit OF bandits who raided the
ranch OF T. A. Coleman, near San
Samuel, forty miles northwest OF
Laredo.
The Mexicans did not succeed in
driving any OF the eighty horses they
stole At the ranch across the border,
abandoning them two miles on the
American side Of the Rio Grande
George Conover an Arthur Myres
American cowpunchers at the Cole
man ranch. who were kidnapped by
The evening world., 1916-06-12
Letters From, Readers.
IA,ANro IN QE nllHE-K

writes: Il am thirty eight years old
and Ave feet four and IA half inches
tall and weigh 1870 pounds. Please
tell me how to reduce my weight and
how long it will take 10 bring me to
normal weight. What should ! weigh?
| have Just heard about you and your
obesity course"
Send me your measurements and
30 cents and also repeat contents Of
The evening world., 1916-06-12

ont beauty or
skin, and the
modern " % m q n
knows that to be
h utiful she
must be superbly
natural.
Tho modern li!o
conditions ar q
such I h at tha
clear. wholesome
complexion OF ma
s. aa. GALA -
The evening world., 1916-06-12

kept or rcgained through the Use OF
applications, cosmetics and creams.
which are AT once harmless tand
really hcalthfuD when chosen with
intelligence and properly applied
The evening world., 1916-06-12
Bv Pou'inc EUrIOnq.

Co,pfiyit. 1919 lN Tho f-c~, Publishing Co.
The New YORK Eycuiug W1-ldl.
Never In III" history ~ the worli
las there boon lDyelinc3s OF face with
The evening world., 1916-06-12

Hrs Joseph kaufman. who attempted
10 kill herself Saturday night in her
Apartments. No. lis West seventy
second street. because she had lost in a
divorce action was reported at knick-
erbockcr HOSPITAL last night TO be
recovering and IN all probability she
will be arraigned to-day IN the West
Side Court.
The evening world., 1916-06-12
CUTS THROAT IN BATHTUB.
seymour q. Best. LonG Issand
Manufacturer, Commits suicide.

Seymour q Best, forty-one years old.
n wealthy manufacturer. OF Bayside
L. l.. committed suicide in bathtub
In his home this morning.
Rest, who had been suffering from
nervous Cjorder for several months.
ate his breakfast with his wife and
then told her he was going TO the
The evening world., 1916-06-12
RECOVERY OF
new Jersey
WOMAN
Due to Lydia f. Pinkham's
; Vegetable Compound.

Bridgc,on. y. J - cannot speak too
highly 81 l., din T. Pinkhnm's Ncgctu.
The evening world., 1916-06-12

.o,r ar., ,ot,ar .na I vvil, cana va,
s,n, and .rerc,se. Tor reducin0 You
shouid weich about lao or ixo pounds
time and trouble IL they Will always
repeat original questions when send
ing money. as get thousands OF let
ters and 1t Is not possible for me 10
remember wnat eaCh reader mas
asked me several weeks ago.
IT,
CURVATURE OF SPIkE-l. +.
a man reader) asks: VIII you tell
me what exercises to take to gain
weight? i have slight curvature of
the spine. NO cannot do all Of them
What is best TO eat IN the country to
gain weight, as | am going there for
the summer to try ana get well? Is
bathing In sweet water good for me?"
ereises are best for you. and the easy
chest raising, from the wall. should
also pc benehcial In your case. You
must try ana strengthen the spine
IL pest Tor TINS. As you are young,
this can be accomplished. Raw eggs
anu nhik VIII make you gam ight
quickly. Cereals. grape Juice. olive
oil are also fattenins. Eat fresh green
vegetables and fruits, as much as you
can relish. i do not know what you
mean by sweet water. Salt water
baths are stimulating and healthy.
OLIVE OIL eoa MAsaAceE
n ..,i,.s. "pieoss ,e,, mo 10 III. al
49, ~ tbe g,nwtb ~ hsir or nate tSe
80 ,on ~
o,,,n al u, .oia ,o u,aL. ,h. ali,
-, ,,, % .. 80. 10 ,>,,.. 80
.a,,o,, ,,ha,a ,inot,,r., -, han,pin :.
49, ,i net'I. "a non,oin
80 y. ~, ,,h,i,, h,aa ch;ny h,,t o,ao very
a.,n " nor,onai
unynIn, y,ns ~ M so r,ch greasa ~ CON.
~ nr.iy ,,,hhed into the .kin will pro
, o,,,,h - ao-n asnccia,iv IL
~. niraadv os,v ,r inciined TO
nS,,o,,. w 81, haIs
,,-, .ueo eve,,na NAu
! .p,.,. 40. ~. a cnrs For
o a,,o,,s. AI.o te,,
reIeL IIoT' ln"u ~ ,,a,nh, am
Ihe ho~ n noish ,"t ios mounds,
W"s., ieet .Sn,,,a s ,y,a0bo nIso want 10
WHAT shou.o ! w.'sh ,,.,, "aU o,, aa,,.o
oevr,op my
me! , ,,a,., .,o,,a. v,.b the
eyes with warn ui,, =
mild boracic acio soiu..oh' III a'e un, int
druggist mix this TOT YOU .,,s,,
bandages ulppeu u - o.. 80
minutes wa! also reie's ,ha sns ,n's sv on .ew
ton 10 no. SUI" .nu hi,n 10 M,
ing OF renu'"s Sa m ~. 49, ,,,a,s,,ro.
wen nSn,eu' VIZ Iii sand
menus and S.,a,onina course d;et and
you the oeVe'oplhk course' ue' @ nu
exercises TOT sahs wvs ou
should weisn 100 pounos, pu. as YOU
are young yet you VIII oouoS s uv
velop ms you gro" o,uel, esp'y =,
You try 10 90 so. Cnes' ra,sins anu
chicken wing eAere,se VII. 1erelop
The evening world., 1916-06-12

bathroom to shave. He acted eueset
and she followed him. n
Mrs. Best tried to open the door
but 1t was locked. She summoned
neighbors, who broke into the room
and found Best In the bathtub with his
throat cut. A razor was beside him.
Best had a large factory In Long
Island City. He is survived only b.
his widow
REDUCED.
A bookstdH sign at the Non.
Partisan League headquarters
reads: "'Fedr God and Take Your
OUn Part Reduced to so Cents"
The evening world., 1916-06-12
WEAK WOMEN
FIND STRENGTH!
Thousa nds Discover Almost Ma asical
Tonic in Malto-Ferrin.

II YOU are weak. run down, tired out
N YOU lacx health, vitality and strength
IL you cannot enjoy your work or your
play, YOU must supply tho elements that
viii restore your energy! Don't think
you viii get well without help. Usually
things 10 from bad to worse unless at
tended to. When you can easily supply
the system with eXactlv what i needs,
why take the risk % delnyl
Let nialto ferrln. the new Iron and Hy.
pophosphiteH tonic. rake YOU well and
strong again. Go 10 YOUR druggist to day,
l}t sure YOU get the genuine multo- :sFrin.
Its gutranteed 10 help YOU or your
moneY back.
The evening world., 1916-06-12

your frst letter and I will send you
diet and exercises for reducing. You
should weigh about 1870 or 1%0 pounds
at your age. Readers will save much
time and trouble IL they Will always
repeat original questions when send
ing money. as get thousands OF let
ters and IT is not possible for me 10
remember what each reader has
asked me several weeks ago.