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TBI 1VININQ WOBLD, TBU 1BDAT, 3 V ht 9, 1913.
MISS
JESSIE WILSON!
TO BE 1 3TH BRIDE
OF WHITE HOUSE
Engagement of President's
Second Daughter To Francis
B. Sayrc Announced.
DATE NOT YET PUBLIC.
He Is Son of Wealthy Family
and Clerk in Whitman's
Office Here.
Lancia Bciwm Uyt the young In
clerk In the office of District-Attorney
Whitman, wlrnae i-ngageirmnt to marry
Ml Woodrow WUlMi At MM fid and
iretlost of the tkrdd dnutfitera of
President Wilson, has lust been an
nouiu oil, hrare a striking raemblance
I ble distinguished father In-law-to-he.
day re' a face is unwrlnkled and ho does
not wear eyeglasses, hut he has the 1
prominent Wilson law anil iM and j
the Wilson smile I
The youiur man hns teen a clerk In
the compliant DtreM nnd I1M to As- I
Istant District-Attorney ColBOB for .
tan months. He la exiicicly popular
al(l an all-around Rood fellow, hut
none of bis friends and associates knew
that he was even uciualnted with the
family of the President, From which
It imay be Inferred that young Mr.
bayro possesses that rare and must ed
n Iruh'a maHciiline xttrlliute, reticence
shout himself.
Hu WdH born In 185 In South Beth
It hem. 1'a.. and Is a son of thy late
Hubert Heyshun Sayre of the Penn
sylvania Wayres, who left a larCd for
tune. A giaduatc of WUllMM College
In 1!0!. young S.iyre studied law In
Harvard for t.iree years and took hie
degree a year ago. He I'm, shed hie
examination for a certllicate to prac
tice at the New York 11. ir last week
and la reasonably satisfied that the
Appellate Division will give him hia
certificate.
CONGRATULATIONS CAME TO
HIM IN A STORM.
Mr. Sayre, who '.a alwaya prompt, was
at hie desk on time to the minute to
day. He la a modest young man, and
there was an air of apprehension about
hlan as he braced himself for the con
gratulations of his colleagues, which
came en him In a storm. After a couple
of hours he faded away, confiding to
one of tits friends that he thought It
beet to "beat It until Monday."
To-day Mr. 8ayre wore a gray suit,
i lue aocke and a blue cravat. It has
been noticed by the clerks In the DIs-trlit-Attorney's
office that Mr. Havre's
socks always harmonize In color with
hla cravats. He is a careful, conserv
ative dresser and knows how to wear
ble clothes.
"Of course," sold Mr. Havre to an
iKvctilng World reporter, "I feel embar
raseed talking about myself under the
circumstance', but I suppose I might
as well have It over with and get it
etralght.
"Since being graduated fnm Williams
College four years ago I have travelled
m mra t Hani I h I , n.'it tn mv
spsre time. I spent thi summer of 1!IU
a Labrador with t'r. (Irenfell and
raise back on the Roosevslt with Fenry. I
Last summer 1 spent in Hie Far West I
and Alaska. ihow to get good milk and liow to keep It
"Through the good offices of Col. r gd
Hooaevelt I obtained a position on the "Bf QOOD milk I mean CLEAN milk.
iu II in i i-i i idi -1 i iu i in nniiBHa asn 1
.leptemher. You know a student seek- I
itg admission to the bar must have six j
months practical experience in a law j
..rriee This 1. the areatest off I. B in
the world for such an experiem
NOTHING ROMANTIC IN
THE
MEETING.
"I met Miss Wilson two yens ago In
Lancaster County, Pa., where we were
bom visiting al Hie home of a mutual
friend. There was nothing romantic
about our meeting, We Were formally
Introduced to each other, and that Is
about all I care to say.
"How do yOU stand In POlltlCdT" the
young man was asked.
"Well," he replied, after some con
sideration, "I never did care much for
atrlct parly lines. I have gr.vtt admira
tion for Col. Jtoosovclt, but I have more
admiration for President Wilson, and I
voted for him last fall."
The date of the marriaee will be an
nounced by the Wilson family to-morrow.
The ceremony wdll he performed
In the East Room of the White House.
It will be the thirteenth marriage In
the White House history, and thirteen
Is President Wilson's lucky number.
lriaiDasn womitn siimn.
vr,- IT .1 ICInnnerv. who ves ill
Bnyder avenue, near Canarxie avenue,
Flatbuah, aw a man shoot another m
ths back to-day, within fifty feet crt her
home. Hhe sent for the police. The;
wounded nun. who was Identified as
Paulo Amoruso. a laborer, of No. 116 1
West Ninth street, South Brooklyn, was
found to he dead. Tne police aay they j
know the name of the slayer.
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them with a Veil. Rem vc Them
with the Othine PrcKription.
This prescription (or the removal of
freckles was wri'trn by a prominent
physician and is usually so successful in
removing freckles anil gWlnf a clear,
beautiful complexion that it is sold by
Riker-llrgeman Co, under an nlisolute
guarantee to refund the money if it fails.
Don t hide your freckles under a veil;
set an ounce 01 niuine ana remove mem.
Even the first few ppjlcdtlona should
show a wonderful improvement, some of
the lighter freckles vanishing entirely.
Re sure to dlk the druggist for the
double strength ntliine; it it this that is
seed ea the money-back guarantee.
Babies Are
On
Entries for First Two
Day a at Public School
No. 91, Brooklyn,
Reach 240 At beaut
500 Expected Before
Closing Time on July 8.
Dr. Roger H. Dennett of
Post-Graduate Hospi
tal and Corps of Ex
perts to Judge Tint
Croup -Mothers' Ques
tions Show LI nv.sual
Intcrrst.
Th ruth of happy mother to reg
ister their babies in the Better
Hableg' Cent est of the Extension As
sociation of Public School No. 91.
flrooklyn, eont'nnerl yesterday.
From 9 A. M until noon, the dot
ing hour f r the day, 112 tola had
been restored for The Evening
World'3 prt7.e which total $100.
"Tlcfnr reK's'-atlnp closes on July S,"
aald Miss I 'corp-le nnn Drown, principal
of PdMIl ,rh ol No. at and honorary
pres1 lit of the Kxtenalon Association,
In charge Of the .-onlest, "we expect to
have :m bnhlcs registered. Personally I
expect a great many more, but If we
can exhibit l.oOo application cards it
-will be all tho more of a surprise to
thone unaware of the great Interest In
the contest. With IN applications on
the first two days and particularly with
:lie perelgt nt Iniiu lilual i:.terest of each
mother In asking questions in regard
to the proper car of her Infant, we
are enthusiastic In this contest centre
"i'or we feel, as des The Evening
World and the Uables' Welfare Asso
elation, that the educational value of
tms particular contest is city wide. The
questions asked by mothers here are the
same that mothers on KifLh avenue
lilverslde Drive, the east side and the
west side are ask'.nir. and these ques
tions are being answered dally In The
Evening World by Dr. Josephine Uaker
Bad Milk Poison to Baby,
Expert Warns Mothers
Dr. S. Josephine Raker Tell How to Prepare Child's
Food to Ward Off Illness in Summer De
clai j Against Dipped Milk.
"One of the things t cannot warn
mothers strongly enough Is that had
milk kills babies," eald Dr. 8. Joseph
ine Ha.ker, Director
of Child Hygiene.
Depart ment of
Health, to-day.
"M ore bowel
trouble among ba
bies is caused by
bad milk than by
anything else.
BOWSl trouble kills
more bahles than
l eft ft
dMLMtd nm ol ler cause.
"Bad milk la poi
son to your baby."
'In this talk I
want to tell moth
mean bv good milk;
9
e-" o rM-
Ord Just what
' - - - -
Klafs or bottle or ,11111k clon t use any
lm"'e of ,lli1 li'ml of Hl. If "U do
"' arv likely to kill your baby.
"But d.mt think that milk Is clean
because you cun't e the dirt In 1L
Boms of the dirtiest milk looks perfectly
i lean. It may be rich and perfectly
white and have no dirt in the bottom of
Ihe bottle as far as you can see, and yet
your baby may he killed by It as though
you had fed Sim poison,
"That kind of milk Is full of little
particles called bacteria. These particles
aic too small for any nal'ed eye to see.
There are hundreds and hundreds of
them 1n one drop of milk.
"Yet doctors have aeen them with mi
croscopes. You can see them for your
self If you can get a doctor to lei you
look at a drop of bad milk through a
microscope.
"These particles are alive! They grow
In numbers very faat. If you feed them
to your baby In bad milk they will
grow In Ids sloinui h and bowels and
make hi in sick.
"Any loose dipped milk like store
milk Is unsafe. It Is pretty sure to
have bacteria In it, If It la open to the
air. Milk sold in bottles la much aurer
to be clean because the air has been
kept away trout it and the bacteria
havo had no chance to grow.
Facts About Better Babies1 Contest
Under Way at Public School No. 91
first Better Hablee' Contest In the year's series now being held by Kg
tension Absolution of i'ubllo School No. VI, Albany avenue and Lincoln
roud, Brooklyn.
The chief object of this eontest and of the articles appearing daily In The
Evening World is to teach mothers how to take care of their children
Boundaries of the Contest district: Nostrsnd avenue snd Carroll street,
down Nustrand to Rutland road, to New York avenue to Wlnthrop street,
to .Schenectady avenue, to Rutland road, to Utlca avenua, to Carroll street,
tp Nostran t avenue.
Barents may register their babies between and 12 A. M. in the milk
station at Public School No. H on July I, 4, 5, 7 and H.
Brrhmlnary examinations will begin Wednesday, July 9, by a corps of
Brooklyn doctors, aided by aeveral others representing the Babies' Welfare
Association.
The Evening World offera $100 In prise money for this contest A lit
prise will be given the healthiest baby in each of four classes, ranging
from three months to five yeara. In six months from the date of conteat
two Improvement prlxea will be given, a first prlss of IZ6, a sscond prlia
of 1S.
Turenta may save time hy cutting out and filling In the application
blanks published dally In the Home
applicants are not required to uae The
' '
Registered
Second Day of Great
T WfC 1 V a-,
of the Hoard of Health and other emi
nent child specialists.
"Dr. Maker s advice to mothers on the
care of their Infants la elmply In
valuable, and It la to visualise that ad
vice In a splendid crop of sterling babies
who will reflect credit on their parenta
and New York that these contee'a have
been Inaugurated."
The pr'ltminary examinations for this
contest will begin on the morning of
July 9 with Dr. J'.oerer H. Dennett of
the New York Foat Graduate Hospital
in charge of the acorlng, assisted by
the following Brooklyn phyrtclana, who
hnve volunteered their afrvlcea:
Dr. Arthur K. I'urker, No. 190 Han
cock street; Dr. V Floyd Fisher, No.
r.dl Clarendon road; Dr. W. I). l.udlum.
No. 3tK Marlborough road; Dr. Edward
Mi Thompson, No. 740 East Fifth street;
Dr W. Austin lowne. No. 000 C'lasson
avenue. I
"We gladly co-operate" voices, Ir.
general, the statements of these physi
cians, "In ihe work of the Battel
Habies' cohtest, because we know its
educational lieneflts will he felt in every
section of the city. While this particu
lar enntost Is local. Its good effect on
tn "there and children I11 be general
throughout the city."
"Don't Hay Dipped Milk.
"Don't buy your milk at a grocery
or delicate, !! store or any place where
they dip it Out and sell it to you loose
unless It la at a milk atation. Home
milk stations sell you flrst-claas milk
he 'so In cuns and tell you how to take
are of It. Milk you get at those sta
tions Is all right, but don't get loose
milk anywhere else. Dottle milk coata
a little more, but It la better to pay
I one, two or even three cents more for
milk each day than to lose your baby
by feeding him bad milk.
I ' That Is one reason .shy we are run
ning milk atatlona. At the milk atatlona
I we give you a chance to buy good milk;
! milk that we are aura Is clean. And at
the milk atatlona we not only sell you j
' rlean. eafe milk, but we show you how
to take care of It and prepare If for ,
' your baby.
"At the milk atatlona we keep the I
' milk ahut up tight In boltlea and on
lee. Milk that la ahut up cannot get
j nuy bacteria or other dirt In It. Harm
ful bacteria cannot grow In numbers In
milk that Is kept cold.
"So, when you get your mtlk from
us you must take care of It the way
e do or It will soon get bad. Don't
open -the bottle until you are ready to
use It. Keep It on Ice. Keep It In a
clean place. Don't let It stand on the
Moor where the cat or the dog can rub
around the bottle. Cats and doga are
Very likely to have bacteria on their
fur. Never let milk stand where tiles
can get at It. One fly may carry hun
dreds of bact rla to baby's milk.
"Never leave milk standing on a
sunny window Bill or near the kitchen
stove or In sny other place where It
can get warm If you do the beat milk
will very soon get bad. Warmth aoura
milk and main s It unfit to feed a baby.
"Hut you say you cannot afford to
buj Ice. If that is ao. go to the milk
edition and they will give you tickets
with which you can get ice free.
"Hut you have no Ice box, pcrhapa. I
lll tell you how to make one that
POfl't coat you anything. Just take a
CLEAN covered pull and punch small
boles In the bottom so that tho water
ran drain off as the Ice melts. Put a
piece of p'e in the pall and then sot the ,
milk bottle next to It. Cover the pall
witli a CLEAN blanket. Keep the pall
Kdltlon of The Evening World. But
Evening World blank.
1 111
, Almost One a Minute
IflPr CHARUEb - '
L---- MONTH o0. QFAGE
P-VTR I CK
8ENNETT, IO
In the sink so that It can drain the
water. Keep tbe alnk CLEAN.
"Remember this: Keep your Ice-box
scrubbed out with hot water and eoap
twtcs every week; If you don't your
milk will get bad In spite of you. N'ever
leave milk uncovered In the ice-box, no
matter how clean It Is.
Mere la another warning
"Let me warn you further. You may
keep your milk perfectly clean and then
epoll it all by not keeping baby's bottle
and stopper snd nipple as CLEAN aa
they ahould be. After each feeding you
should rinae the atoupi-r, nipple and
bottle In COLD water first. That gets
the milk all off. f you put on hot
water first It will sour the milk and
make It stick. Every day at least once
you should scour the buttle, nipple and
stopper with a brush, Boap and hot
water Just before you put fhe ba,by'a
feeding In the bottle.
"To boll the haby'a bottlee without
cracking them fill them with cold water
and aet them In a pan with cold water.
Then put the whole on the stove and
boll for fifteen mlnutea. Keep the
empty clean hottlea turned up aide
down on a clean shelf ao dust cannot
get In them. Keep the boiled nipples I your
covered In a clean cup of salt wuterlward
that has been boiled. Change this
dally.
"Thess are other things you ought to
know about preparing milk for feeding
your baby. You should never give the
milk to the baby Just as you buy it un
less you get it at a station where tho
doctor tells you that It has been al
ready mixed or modified ready for feed
Ing. If you will go to the milk atation
to buy your milk they will teach you
there how to mix It and tell you what
tilings to buy In order tn do It right.
"All the basins, bowls, bottles and
I other, thinga used for preparing and
keeping haby'a milk should not be used
for anything else. You ahould fix baby's
milk aa early in the morning aa pos
sible. Itefore you beg.n you should
wash off the outside of the bottle wit h
cold water; then wash the top of ih"
tuble and your own hands.
"Everything that comes near the milk
must be perfectly CLEAN' Have every
thing readyboiled bottles, ItOPPSrs,
before you take the covor off the
milk bpttle. Before you try to prepare
the milk for your baby be perfectly
sure you understand how to do Id The
only way you can be sure that you
understand Is to hive a nuiso show
you how, once or twice. The best place
to do that is at the milk station. It is
rtiart of their work there to teach mo'h
ers how to feed their ban.es nfopsrl.'
Tope l.els llepurl I nun tlllrrlcn.
ROUS, luiv I. Ths pops reeotvsd la
private audience to-day l'gr. Honaven
ture Cerrettl, Auditor of the Apostolii
Deldgatlon at Washington, D. 0, Hll
Holiness took great Interest In M II
CerretU'l report! on America, Us olsrf)
and Ils general progress.
Don't start on your
vacation without
VELOGEN
Beauty' i Guardian
It taket the Burn out of SUNBURN
The Itch out o! MOSQUITO BITES
The Smsrt out of WIND BURN
Al uur druggist's, lu rollspelble
tubee. She.
Health Prize Contest
FANS, GET READY FOR
THIS BASEBALL TREAT
TO AID THE NEWSBOYS
Giants and Yankees Will Fut
Best Teams in Field
on Sunday.
The hlgirest hasohall game locally, at
least that could possibly be arratiged
will be played on Sunday, July 8. At
the Polo ijrounds. the Held upon which
league and world's cnauiplonahlpa have
been won and lust, the Yankees will
meet the iliants In a coolest long antic
ipated by the followers of the rival
teams.
The game was arranged la aid the
Nuwalsiys' II 'me Cluli in Its work of
brightening the drab existence of tho
city's "tiewalea" the lltilo urchins who
thrust the latest sporting xtraa Into
agcr hands as you hurry ho m
V nights. The club la sadly In
You need It
in your home
because "accidents always "'ill happen." You never
know when a burn or a cut may demand that you have
Hydrox handy and nothing is safer than peroxide of hydrogen, of
which Hydrox is the purest form. Every physician will tell you that
You need it because not merely in case of accident, but in case of a sudden
sickness it may be such a quick and valuable help.
Taka the case of auddon throat troubled like tonsilitid. Hydrox kills germs and preventa
the apread of infection without in any poaaible way harming the syatem. It ia not at all like
dangerous druga. You can use it f roi ly.
It ia a wonderful help in treating boila, ulcara, pilea or anything requiring the uae of a
douche or spray.
AND THEN it la a great help in ridding the face of blemiahea, auch aa pimplea, In beauti
lying the complexion. In removing body odors, auch aa oma from sweaty feet or arm-pits.
Booklet telling of many usen with evwy bottle.
At all druggists. Get a bottle today, 10, 13, and 25c Sizes
HYDROX CHEMICAL CO. New York Chicago San Francisco Toronto
need of additional funds to carry on Ita
great and worthy work and Increase the
Held of Its endeavors. Ho to secure the
ne-essary funds the game, which will
be played lander the auspices of all the
nietroMilltan newspapers, wis arranged.
While this will he a benefit game. It
will not bn like the usual benefit per
formance. Timi much Is at stake, for on
the result hangs the bdddbdll champion
ship of Hi cater New York. Last spring
before the regular baseball season
opened the Yankees defeated the Brook
lyn .Nat on, ils. Now the tankees are
railed upon to defend the honors gained
In those games against the (Hants That
akme assures a bitterly contested game.
The teams put on the field will he
composed of regular players, not substi
tutes and "second string" men. A vic
tory means Increased patronage and
popularity, for thg New York fan cer
tainly doea love a winner, so the rival
managers will take no chances of losing
by playing Inexperienced recruits.
Already tho demand fur tickets has
reached the point where the prophecy
Hint the big stands of the Polo (li ootid
will be Jammed when the teams take
the held will become a reality. Tickets
are on sale at the New York National
League club nitidis, st No. Ml Fifth
SVSaUSl the American league club of
fice, at No. & Fifth avenue, all theatre
ticket ottlcea. and at the business orllcea
of all the morning and afternoon papers
In Creater New York.
E
1
Tore It From Her Finger,
she Declares, and
Fawned It.
CARRIED HER off, T(X)
- -
....... , . . .
Ck i riSOlUT at (.Ulicy IsLllKlj
Until Crif9 Drove
Him Away.
There la nothing monotonous about
being the husband of litllts'i Lorraine.
the musical comedv actress, as Fred
eric i lershe.nier, who has had that dis
tinction for several months, will be
willing to admit If the deti ' lives who
ere scouring the tenderloin for htm
succeed In getting htm Into their
clutches The fair Lillian came to town
to-dav from Long BddjdBi where she won
a stiver cup f r being the most accom
plished tlffkey trotter st the resort last
nlgtit. consult,,, I nlth her attorney. Her
man lloth. and announced that she had
determined to have her husband arrested
on a charge of grand larceny.
Soon afler that Mlaa Lorraine and
her counsel hea led for Weat Hide Po
lice Court and thla afternoon deteetlvea
were tolling nlmig from aalonn to
anloon In BfOddWaj and aide thorough
fares In the tiojio of running up ngaltist
Hreshelmer. And Lillian also said.
through her counael, Mr Hoth, that
she Is not on!' after her husband tie
cause he took her )ewelry, but she
wanta to acrve him with papers In a
s in for separation
Mr. lloth said, speaking for his client.
that Mr (lershelmer began to pawn
rSW SiS belonging to his wife soon after
the marriage, but not until June II did
northing turn up that would wurrnnt
Miss Lorraine In bringing about pro
ceedings In grand larceny.
TORE $5,000 RING FROM HER
FINOER, 18 CHARGE.
On that date, according to Mr. Roth,
while (lershelmer and hla wire were
living nt the Sherman BqadtS Hotel,
(lerahelmer grabbed the Illy white b'ft
hand of Lillian nnd lore from the third
finger of Ihe same a aolttnlra diamond
ring valued nt tTi.OiiO. He left hla wed
ding ring on Ihe finger, but cruelly
lacerated the hand lit getting the dia
mond ring.
Mr. Ilotli. still spenklng for his client,
says that (lershelmer pawned the ring
on June IS, for , .'.2.VI and went to At
lantic Cltv. He dialled the ticket to
Miss bOTralflf. on June is.
Miss Lorraine did not see her husband
Some iced drinks mrm really heat
ing. This one delightfully cool.
Wuie
ose
CEYLON TEA
White Ross Cof dd, 3 Pound Time, $1
LILLIAN LORRAIN
SAYS HER HUSBAND
TOOK $5,000 RING
esraln, according to her eon
aft mm rm
SB MM 1
last Saturday night. Then she i
a whole lot.
Hhe was sitting In an automobile eejtt
slde Txnils Mat tin's res'aurant. her
counsel de lares, about mldnlglit, await-
Ing her escort, who had gone Into a
cigar -true to get some clgarettee. Along
came Klorris .nM, the musical
comedy producer, who first exploited
Miss lorralne'a beauty ami talenta sad
i set her on the war to fame and fortune. i
Mr .legfeld was talking to Miss Tr-
I ralne, Mr, lloth say a, when Mr. tiers
helmer stepped up and smote Mr. Tiled
! feld a terrific blow. Mr. legfeld ntd- '
denly sought the sidewalk and remained
In communion with the pavmnAtt wWte
Mr. Herahelnier leapvl Into the ceh,
throttled his wife, and ordered the tee- '
' rlflel chauffeur to drive hence.
i rider further Instructions, areordtmf
to Mr. Koth. the chauffeur drove to "
I Itavenhall a at Coney lalami, where
I Mlsa Lorraine was held a prisoner by
I him until Sunday afternoon, when her .
loud cries frlhtened her captor and he
fled. Then she went to Long Beach to
r,..t ad win turkey trot medal and
n,rw she feels 'iiisiined to get siter er
husband.
K.Iran,. r Hsnwlrl, r tress, Dead.
Mrs. Hose Martin, known on tho
tags aa Eleanor Knowlea and for
fourteen yeara support to many stars
In famoua productions, died tnday In
Omaha, Neb.
following an attack of
heart disease Hhe was appearing In
a vaudeville theatre there preparatory
to t. king up her duties aa an enter
tainer for the Cunard line, Her eon,
Harold 0 Martin, a student at Cornell
College, waa notified and will go to
Chleago. where the funeral service
will be held. Mrs Martin waa fifty
one veare oi l.
CELEBRATE the
4th safely and
sanely. Take home
to the family a box of
Bonbons and
Chocolates or some
one of our 4th of July
Specialties.
SmU hy Ltmdlni Dr.,.(.
f.vrywhmrm
2d Stores h Greater New Yerk
(iootl on Cold Meats,
(mmI on Hot Meats,
Eddys
BRAND
isilSklU.CO
It iidd.i just the right
T.vnl tn. ;ra vim, soups 1 IB 4
nnd .salads. IVr hottle vt
Made hj 'K.Priti'harrl.SSI SpringSt .N.Y.
All Inst er found articles ao
serllsed In The Wertd will he
listed et llw World's Infnrnia
Hue Bureau, rulitser Building
Arcade, Park Bowl World's
I'MtuWD Office, northwest e, tr
uer iisth Nt. and Broadwari
World'. Ilarteea Office. 2-4 B
Heat tanih HI., and World's
BessMl n of fire. Stttt Washing
loa Ml., Hronklrn, for Ho dajs
fnllowlas tbe priming of the
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