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Evening journal., 1907-02-23
METHODIST Y.P. U. MEETING
Convention Here on March a Will be
Addressed by U. S. Senator Andrews.

The Hon. william E. Andrews au-
ditor OF the United States Treasury,
win address. the eMthodist Young
People's Union at their annual meet
ing I'm st. Paurs m. y, Church on
Thursday evening, March a. HIS sub
ject viii be Builders and Their
Models" Auditor Andrews is a No
braskan. formerly I'm Congress from
that state, and public speaker Of
much merit. Miss Margaret Foulk, az
st. Paurs church: Harry l.. Roop, Of
Harrison Street Church, and the Rev
John NJ. Arters, pastor Of Madeley
Church. compose the committee IN
charge OF this annual meeting.
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
wilmington. February %.
Dorothy in Port.

Loaded with a full cargo Of raw
hides, the steamer Dorothy, OF the
Wilmington and New York Transpor-
tatlon Company arrived from New
York yesterday, and instead Of moor
ing at the company's dock. at the foot
Of street. in South Wilmington, it
proceeded to the warehouse of the f.
Blumenthal & CO.. at the foot Of Or
ange street. There the cargo will be
discharged ana another consisting Of
finished morocco win be aboard. The
Dorothy IS now carrying nearly all She
raw and finished hides handled In this
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
RalIroad shops closed.

All the shops at the Todd's Cut plant OF
the p, b. and w railroad were closed
yesterday on account Of it being WASH
ington's Birthday. At the railroad office
building only a few OF the clerks were
at work Several other shops closed ana
only a few Of the employees were retaino d
for the day.
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
saird Mission Anniversary.

In the Baird Memorial Mission
rooms as West Second street. the
thirteenth anniversary Of its existence
win be ceiehrated Tomorrow evening.
As the present building has been rent
ed the mission viii soon be obliged to
secure other quarters.
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
REAL ESTATE EoR SALE.


FOR SALE Excellent business location
on Madison street Apply TO owner COZ
Washington street. f20-im
FOR sALE-House $. w. Cor 2rd and
Jackson; s rooms and bath. Modern in-
provements, Terms reasonable. Aily IN
premises. it-i
FOR sALl-A bricltyard at Eddystono
near Chester ia. VIII sell cheap Apply
Fields and Co, Eleventh and Clne0i d
ave. Chester. Pa f-i-lt
FOR SAI.E-In Philadelphia, one of The
best unlicensed hotels and restaurant cer-
unl location, go rooms, always Occup. 4.
Inquire 1913 Spruce street, Wilmington,
Del. fg3-lt
FOR SALE-rhe following very dcsr-
able property. Store and dwelling ~ W.
Cor. Maple and Jackson streets. contain
ing seven rooms. Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company. ni-cod-u
FOR SALE CHEAP stock and fixtures
OF grocery store including horse ant
wagon and good viii OF store. For par.
ticulars apply 10 =. G. Bradford, Jr.. l0i,
Market st., wilmington, or Emory Blake.
/ ly, Henry Clay, Del. f7-tf
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
IL Last..

When a man writes a proposal OF
marriage TO woman he has written
something that viii last forever. a
woman never destroys a letter that
contains an offer OF marriage.--Atchl-
son Globe.
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
NOTICES

/ HAVE blanks for claim pensions under
act Of February 1907. VIII be pielsad 10
furnish 20 applicants. G. H. HOLLIS,
East Ninth street f2i %
DO THEY AcHEg w. H. JACOB
chiropodist. Corns removed without pain.
Is cents. 10l West Seventh street
ie6-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
REGIsrER's oRDEn

ORDER.
Office OF the Register Of Wills.
New Castle Co. Del. January g. 1917
Upon the application Of Emory G. Blake
ly, Administrator Of Robert Blakeiy
late Of Chrlstiana hundred. In said co1n.
ty. deceased. 10 is ordered and directed
hy the Register of Willis that the Admin.
ls'rltof aforesaid give notice OF eranfina
estate of the deceased with the date Of
granting thereof. BY causing ADVERTISE
mcnts 90 be posted within forty days from
the date OF suCf Letters in six ~ lha
most public places OF the county of New
Castle, requiring all perbons having de-
mands ngainst the estate 20 present Tine
same. or abide w an act Of assembly IN
such case made ana provided and alsc
cause the HamC 90 be Inserted within The
same period 10 The Lvcning Journal a
newspaper published 10 Wilmington Del.
aud 90 he continued herein three weeks
Given und,r the hand and seal
OF Office Of tne Register OF wills
Aforesaid. M Wilmington, In New
(sEAi1 Castle coLnty aforesaid. the CAY
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
Register ~ Wills.
NOTICE.
Notice le hnrcoy grcu that Letters of
Administration were IN due form OF Iaw
granted unto the undersigned. on the
Iwenty-ninih day Of January. A. p. 1907,
ana that All persons having claimd
nrainst The estate o. tho deceased must
present the same duly attestcd to the
aid Adn. .inistrator. on or before the
Twenty-ninth day of January ieoS. OF
abide Tie ACT OF Assembly in auch case
EMORY G. BIAKELy.
Administrator
Address Emory C. Blakoiy. Henry clay
Del fi-st-cod
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puBIIC SALE.

The suhscribor about 10 relnuWah ilrm-
ing. will sell az his residence on the Wal
iors iarn. ncnr GrccnNillc, 'hflHtlahh
hundred. Del on
TUESDAY. TERRuAttN e5, 1901
AZ I o'ciocl, sharp, head OF horses Nc.
1 Rock years old. weighs lfn lbs., wei
broken single or donhle. No. .. Lady, hoy
fnare. 70 years old. viii 40 any thug any
other horse can do. weighs 1910 lbs No 2,
lpcss brown mare. ~ years old weighs 1900
lbs. head good COWS, some fresh and
others close sprngcrs. one Of these COWS
Is a registered Holttcin with bull calf by
her side entitled 90 register; 3 holfors, y
fhoatF. . brood sows. viii farrow March
0.r1o0 chickens and fcldn ducks, Farm
ing implements OF on kinds = sets wagon
harness. carriage harness, collars ami
brides. hay - the ton. corn by the hushel,
acres of wheat in the ground potatoes
by the bushcl Household goods. Tqrme-
lo months credit viii be given. 5 per cent
on Tor cash on ail credit SUMS.
n. II. RICHARDS.
Stidham and Son. Auct
Ellis p. Hicks. clerk fl9--l--a--'
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- reeture a. earrIek.

At the Y. NJ. G. A. meeting at the
Garrick Theatre tomorrow afternoon
the final one Of q series OF lectures
viii be siven.
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1rNFuRNIsHED ROOMS
BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

LAKE ENGINE. COME SEE n RUN,
or write for Information
VI. LAKE,
Bourse Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
CIVIL ENGINEERS.

FRANCIS A. PRICE. clvn engineer ard
gufveyor, f009is Market ST.. both pnont >
oDposifa Court House ais-eon
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
LOST AND FOUND.

r.osT-Artsans' savings Bank book No
f-esi. ISABELLA llEELEY. fis-eod-lw
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pUBfIc SALE
NJ prnsoN.T proprRrY

or PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The subscriber going 20 quit iarmin1f
VIII cell az public SALE on the George Ncr-
non farm. near Conlrcville, where he now
resides on
TUESDAY. MARCH s. at o'clock sharp
Four head OF horses, " COWS. some with
calves BY thedr side. some close Hpringera.
bun Farming Implements Champion
binder good as new. horscrake, moving
nlchnr sweep power. fodder cutter
corns1tNor p'ows harrows. cuhlvator'
roller. ! market wagon. carriage, buggy,
road cart milk sled. cutter moving
scythcs. forks hoes shoveis. rakes corn
knives, Babcock milk tester. milk cans,
butter tuhs. harness Of an kinds.
Household Goods No. victor took
cook stove. / wood owl and heater,
pair bodsteads. chinonier. good a. new
settee. tables. cane dining chairs,
chllds writing desk and chair. pictures
lamns ingram and rag carpet window
shades. many other articles not mem
toned. Hay by the ton; corn Fodder BY the
bundle. .s...
AN sums Of so and less cash. over tha'
amount a credit of 6 months Will be given
. by purchaser giving bonkahle note vain
o." 'Pf''''' e' LOUIS POTTS.
Price Dilworih. Auc.
Ellis Hicks. clerk. f2i--s--o--sin--'
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
ADS
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE, ETC.
HelP wANrsp-EEMALE.

WANrEn-At once. girls Go learn dress
making at 2lt West Eleventh ST. t2i-at
WANTED Woman for washing and
ironing by the month. Apply Childron's 's
Home. ldVcrvlew. Del. t2l-at
WANTED-Girl or elderly lady FOR gene
crh housewOrk, three In family. $500 20
Sl0o per week. Good home for right party
Address, J e. W. L. o. Box 455, WI
mngton, Del f23-tf
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EoR 80.

FOR SALE Private sale of houschoN
furniture at go Washington street CAL
In The evenings. fZ-tf
FOn SAr.E-Oqo ten horicp7vcf ion
cNclc gasoline cnginc, IN good order I'D.
dross = o. Box, 53l, Wilmington, Del.
f23-it
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
WALL DECORATORS.

PAPER HkNGING rrcm $50 room
,p an u. ROsIN. Is W. Second street
Work guaranteed.
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MnaraAee RRokeRs.

.-.-..-----~--,er---
MONEY no LOAN ON desirable nrst
mortgages ON city properties IN amounts
TO suit HAWKINS a co, ti2 MnrkeN 81
Evening journal., 1907-02-23

To live long it is necessary to HF'
slowly.-Cicero.
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WANTED.


wANTED-Board in private family by
young man. Address j. Journal Office
f2O-3t
wANrED-old geese ana duck feather
bads double other buyers. cash prces
Address a. F Dickinson, general delivery
Wilmington Del l-l-el
FOR sAtE-Ligh platform gear DE-
livery wagon was huIlt 10 order WI SOIL
cheap Apply Wutsons Rivcrview Was n
Works 5eth and Market sts fis ot
WANTED-Roard and room. man. wife
and child years of age. Must be within
rs minutes from Fourth and Market
streets; state price, etc. Address Board
Evening Journal i-O-u
wANrED.-organizer Of Two Cent
Club" in every community IN Delaware,
male or female; easy; pleasant Pariicu-
lars free. John T. Mullins Inc Whining
ton. Del. fis-9teod
WANTED-Lady or gentleman OF far
education to travel for nrm Of s25o,0oo cap
ital. sauary. H.O72 per year. payable week
ly. Expenses advanced. Address Geo. c.
CLOVIS, Wilmington. Del. f22-21
HEALTH and accident company with
quarter OF a million capital want a local
manager capable OF organizing stan Of
men that can produce tho business. Good
salry TO the proper man. In making appli-
cation state previous employment. Apply
NJ r. Dayis, "A south Broad st. phiadci-
nhia- i22-2l
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
Young couple would like
TO rent three or four unfur-
nished rooms ON second floor
with bath. Suitable for light
housekeeping. state what
rent is wanted. Must be on
West Side. L. g. A.,
Journal Ohicc.
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE.
Nrl be sold at No. Si5 orange street ON
FRIDAY. MARCH I, ut o'clock a, nll
mouschold goods, such as parlor and
chamber furniture, beds. peddins lhnlf
chairs. rockers, sldcboird lounge, what-
not wardrobe, hat rack, carp'ts. stoves
dishes and sundry other articles. Not ON
cxhihtou tll day OF sale.
f23-s.w.t w. A. ltuKiLL Auc.
ptrprtC sALE-At Eismcre. Del. on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1907, al
o'clock. %. m the following real estate
AMI personal property ! honne 10 rooms
and bath. heater, hot and cold waicf,
cement cellar ] carpenter shop and
chicken house. stable and fruit trees
grape vines. asparagus, currants, goose
berries. blackberry and raspberry buaho
Cypress incubator, 220-egg capacity ]
Cypress hroodcr, 200.chicSon capacity
forks. hoes. I grindstonc second bend
lumber. and other articles TOO mrou'
VERNON MELLorT
PUBLIC SALE or
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Tho undersigned will offor at public fai.
ON THURSDAY. FEBRUARY as. lo7. s
II o'clock n. m., Ia MIN Creek hundred
near Easthurns Limo onrlcs persona
property consisting Of household goo
dairy fixtures and farming implements
head Of horses and colts, 80 hoad o
cattle. 90 hogs. ducks and chickens
owing 90 the great amount Of proncrti
TO De cold. the sale viii begin promptly a
Is o'clock.
Terms-An sums under $40, cash, Fo
Z an sums of SEQ or over, a credit Of MIN
months viii be given, by the purchase
giving n banlgpble note With 90 approve
| endorscr
m-st FRANK " w1IiTEMAN
Evening journal., 1907-02-23

BUY A FARM ~ PENNSYLVANIA,
NEW Jersey or DELAWAI re
Best States for profitable farming. sol
adopted 20 great variety OF crops, Neat
markets that pay hest prices for your pro,
ducts. Farm lands m tncse States my
speciality. sold and bought Write for par,
uculnrs. RAYMOND q. FRICS. ll0S r. n
Trust Bid, PHILADELPHIA.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.

-~~'------------'---'-------
wANTED-one errand boy az Yergers.
II E. Third street. f2l-St
wANTEp-Two or three good amateurs.
Apply In writing 10 II. M. Starr, care
Grand Opera House. jio-u
ORGANIZERS and solicitors wanted for
hrst-class frutcrnal insurance corporation
liberal TERMS salary and commission 10
start To man that can produce results. ADJ
dress b. Box Sli. Wilmington Dol. i2-St
WANrED-A white cook and waitress to
assist with washing. girls for hoWcwotk,
child's nurse. good wages, "a man and vile
for the country. German lntcllgcnee Ol-
flee. 500 Madison st tli-u
WANTED-Good man TO solicit business
for reliable furniture house. Roferenco.
Address H. K. Evening journal On.co.
fis-tf
WANTED Amateur acts, address Msr.
Savoy Theatre Ord and kiug sts. Opening
night Monday, February 20 Amateur
nights every Tuesday and Friday. First
prize gold watch f2iu
GIRLS and boys wanted at tho Juto
Works. "a years old and upwards. steady
work and good wages. Bring certificate.
Planet Mills Mig. CO.. 18th st and Rail-
road ave. f22-2t
wANrED-For the T.. s. Marine Corps;
mon between ages % and SO. An oppor-
tunity to SEQ tho world. For full informa-
ton apply IN person or by letter to Y. s.
Marine Corps Recruiting Ornee, Post on.
hce Building. Wilmington, Del. j'O-Soi
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RooMs EoR RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
GIRARD-So5, S1i and 500 Race 81 Phia.
delphla Rooms. 25. 81. SOC. Gentlemen only
FURNIsHEp ROOMS - housekeeping
bil King street l6-lm
ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished. mod
ern convcnlencos 5qI West Fifth street
gU-lnl
FOR Rl8Nr-- Second and third flCora
t0ii. Shapidy street for liEht mfg Apply
Ian Thomas. 400 Market st. n6-lw
FOR RENT-one Furnished aecond-story
front room Tor one or two men only. Ap'
ply evenings. 8is Jefferson. a. f22-2.
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
coNTRAeToRs ANp auILoERs.
FARMS Foa SALE.

FOR SALE 20 close an estate A very
valuable farm of aD acres IA Richmond
county Virginia win be SOLD az sacrl.
hce. Apply WILMINGTON TRUST CO.,
ei5 Market ST.
Evening journal., 1907-02-23

At the Lyceum Theatre this after
noon and evening, "The -Four Corners
o fthe Earth" the biggest melodrama
ever put on in this city will close its
engagement. The company is large
and capable.
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
MARsHA1s SALES

M ARsHAIis SALE - BY VIRTUE
4'A u writ OF Pluries Venditioni Ex-
f.. as TO me directed. will be exposed Ia
tunIc sale, at the Court House on
MaIhot street, between Tenth and Elev-
Sntn streets, in the City OF Wilmington,
New Castle county. Delaware
Evening journal., 1907-02-23

WANTED-One errand boy az Yergers
II t. Third street f2i-3t
Evening journal., 1907-02-23

wANTED-Board in private family b
young man. Address j., Journal Onlcc.
f2O-3t
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
BARTENDERS OF SUPERIOR
HAVE WIDE-AWAKE UNION

One of the busy unions in Superior
Is local No. 500, Of the Bartenders'
National league. It is composed of a
body of wholesoul, generous fellows
who are actively engaged In boosting
their organization and their profess
sion.
The Superior Bartenders union
meets on the first and third Sunday
afternoons Of each month in the Trade
ana Labor assembly nall. To improve
the social and moral welfare of the
members an active entertainment COM
mattee provides a social or smoker.
and each member is entitled to bring
three or four friends in the other
crafts. The. hours are pleasantly
spent with music, singing, etc., after
which neat lunch is served. Then
cigars and other refreshments are
passed around.
me union has membership of 90.
which comprises the bartenders in
most Of the best saloons in the CITY.
The officers of the union predict that
every bar in the city will display the
union card within few months.
Inc next meeting Of the union will
be held Sunday at which the semi
annuol election Of officers will occur.
This will be followed by a smoker.
The following are the officers at this
writing: President, VIM. Hiland: vice
president, Mike Dillon; chaplain.
harry Shaver; inspector, Al Albright ;
treasurer Andrew Anderson. and
financial secretary, John Stariha.
The Labor World extends an invita-
ton to the members of the snnerior
bartenders to come over to Duluth
ana show their fellows on this side
now to organize union. We will be
with you.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
WILL SELECT SITE FOR 49,.
DEERW0oD FISH HATCHERY

BRAINERD, Mimi. May 2s.-s F.
Fullerton, superintendent Of hsh
hatcheries under the Minnesota fish
and game commission, was, in: the city
this afternoon and stated that the com
mission would meet at Glenwood June
L. and Immediately after. the meet
ing there will come to Deerwood to
inspect sites for the hatchery. The
plans for the 6Deerwod hatchery were
considered at q recent meeting Of the
commission in st. Paul but no definite
action:was taken. The appropriation,
$4,000, is small and the commission Is
proceedin cautiously Their I first
efforts will be directed to obtaining a
suitable site and the less the site costs
the larger can the commission plan on
spending on the bull ding. All sssss
u There WI also be 81 expensive h in1-.
iproovements IN the St Paul and Glen
wod hatcheries.sH the latter place3
they the erectfo of 4 q
DWELLING tor loyes
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
BODY OF WOMAN Is ~ 80:
DISCOVERED IN CISTERN

LIDGERWOOD, N. D., May 28.-The
body of Mrs. Wallin was found this
morning in an open cistern in the
rear of the Merchants hotel. Mrs.
Wallin disappeared last November and
efforts to locate her were unsuccess-
full.
She was the wife Of a farmer ten
miles southeast Of this city, and had
been to Minneapolis for medical treat
ment. She suddenly developed mental
trouble and was placed on a train and
sent to this point. Just when the
train reached here she sprang from
the platform and ran. Her husband
and friends instituted a search for tae
unfortunate woman but were unable
to find her and as severe storm
arose that night it was generally
thought she wandered away and had
been lost on the prairie.
This morning a hired girl at the
motel fund the body in the ctstern
1t Is supposed that Mrs. wallin had
: endeavored to seek shelter from the
storm by entering the hotel from the
pack way, and had fallen into the
open cistern. S'S*'Sr*F s''e
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
IN SUNDERLAND,

written for the Labor World by
J. J. H.)
Mother has sung her lullabies,
And baby is off to sleep,
With lips apart, and blue eyes closed,
In slumber sweet and deep.
o, where are the meadows of Slumber-
land,
Where my darling wanders now,
That shadowy, far away Sunderland,
That she enters with peaceful brow ?
think that she pauses where sweet
flowers bloom,
And dear little birdie sings,
From the branches Of some little
green-clad tree,
While the air with music rings.
am sure that the angels meet with
In that dear blessed Sunderland,
And speak to her words Of sweetness
and light,
In tongue she can understand.
For when she comes back from those
Tar away meads,
Her cheeks are like roses red.
And her blue eyes shine as dew drops
bright
In the light that morning has shed.
And she lifts up her dear baby voice
and sings
In loud and gleeful strain,
Such music as makes my sad heart
forget,
It's sorrowful ache and pain.
o, baby, tho cannot follow you
Where you meet with the angels fair,
Tho I cannot understand the words
That they speak to your spirit there.
The message you bring from those
misty shores,
And impart in your own sweet way,
Tires my strength to bear up under
life's deep woes
And cheers every passing day.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-06-01
NEW STATE LABOR
BUREAU NOW OPEN
State Free Employment Bu-
reau to Be Located on
Fifth Avenue West.
Manager Walsh Sends Out
Able Letter Soliciting Sup
port of People.

The State Free Labor Bureau will
open for business Saturday. The su-
perintendent of state bureaus, Mr. Louis
Levy Of Minneapolis, came to Duluth
early this week, and in company with
Manager Walsh, he is getting every
thing ready for the opening Of the
new institution. Quarters have been
engaged at rs North Fifth avenue
west. and they are now being fitted to
provide for men and women.
Miss Pearl Ettinger, daughter of
Matt Ettinger, the nestor of secretaries
of local unions in Duluth, will have
charge of the woman's department.
Manager Walsh Is this week sending
out letters to employers of labor, and
members Of women's clubs urging their
patronage Of the state bureau. The
letter Is an explanation of the purpose
Of the bureau
L take pleasure In announcing that
on June LIST, there will be opened in
the city Of Duluth at Is North Fifth
avenue west, State Free Employ
ment Bureau, in accordance with an
act passed during the last session of
the legislature, creating such an in
stitution under the direction of the la
Dor commissioner.
1T is my desire to bring this bureau
up to the standard Of excellence at
tained by the best free employment
bureaus established in other states,
where all classes Of labor are furnish
ed to employers upon application; re-
ferences furnished where necessary,
etc., at any time that you may be in
need Of help of any kind at steady or
temporary employment, we will be
pleased to be of service to you in fill
ing your wants.
Our women's department will be of
great assistance, both to the employ
er and employee. It is in charge of a
competent lady manager who will use
her best efforts in behalf Of the manu-
featuring employer Of female help, as
well as furnishing bookkeepers, stenog-
raphers and office help. Another feat
ure of this department will be fur
nish1ng competent domestics for priv
ate families.
In our mems department we will
feel deeply grateful to the employer
OF skilled labor for an opportunity to
fill his wants, and we know from the
public opinion already expressed on
this subject, we can make a grand
success Of the bureau with the sup
port Of the manufacturers, jobbers, re-
tailers, contractors and employers
generally"
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social policy with respect to this in
dustrial problem. The social aim In
industry he maintained should be the
maximum industrial efficiency coupled
with the longest human life.
The average life of the American
workman Is not what it should be-.
Fifty years of industrial activity-from
fifteen to sixty f1ve-ought not to be
impracticable. There is a net gain to
society for every year the working
mans trade-life is heightened toward
the maximum. OF the deaths occur
ring between the ages of fifteen and
sixty five, over one-half would be pre-
ventable If proper governmental con-
troll were exercised.
The program put forward by Mr.
Hoffman embraces these five points:
CD Scientific governmental inquiry in
to the trade life Of persons employed
in the principal industries, to deter
mine conditions affecting longevity,
health, and efficiency. (2) A second
commission to investigate as to the
physical standards which should be
prerequisite to admission to q calling.
(3) Laws requiring employers to keep
records of their employees. Because of
lack Of factory records an enormous
amount Of human experience Is lost.
90 Factory inspection on a medical
basis. 90 Compulsory medical exam
ination Of every one employed under
twenty-one years Of age-at the out
set and annually; excluding those who
fall below the minimum physical re-
quirements.