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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
Educational Pictures
on the Bij jon Program
Trip through Uncle Sans
Treasure House to- Be Tax
en- by Spec tatOrs.

IT Isl play OF good; common
sense when one goes to a moving Pic
tuTc theater to see such pictures as
THE Needs of Commerce or The
Misunderstanding of Papei. Money, which
Will be shown tomorrow at the ifons
The picture laat named takes the
spectator all The wa through the
United states treasury department. at
Washington and the trip Isl an edu-
cation IN itself. 4
n the Hands OF the jury; Is the
title of a strong tSo-act Kaien drama
to be SHOWN TOMORROW also. James
b. Ross and Anna Q. Nilsson are in.
the leading parts. Al fine VttaSraph
comedy called The Cont ination Will
be includ ed lin the program.
Some Of the most popular Nitagrapn
stars, such as George, Cooper, James
Morrison and Dorothy Kelly. will be
seen in a two part drama called
Twice Rescued !. 8 The hero OF the
play saves Nana,s life, wins heI-4love
and hey ONE ms parable sfor5l life.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
ANOTHER VICTIM
r. a. Walsh, Noted Griffith
Heavy Sue urnbs to Charm
of Directing.

R Walsh. the we'll known heavy
actor with the Griffith feature films,
ins. In the future there lie Will ben mum
Der of plays with Directed by r. "a.
Walsh. attached to recomemnd them
As an actor Mn Walsh has already
proved himself, and he is looking for
ward to winning laurels in this new
field Of endeavor Tic last Important
part he played under the direction of
ID w. Girl tn was that Of Wilkes
Booth in the great new Griffith fea-
ture. The Clansnian.' =
His first prod ton as a fun nedged
director has just been released in the
Mutual program. It is called The
Double Deception,' and is a one reel
comedy drama featuring Elmer Cliff
ton and n iriamH Cooper
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
CARY u HASTINGS.
!1aanHouJer.l fxfu7z CKarsetrZeads

here are many things that Cary L.
Hastings can do. And she does every
ss,n e5of them we'll That in itself is a
d1stinct ion in these days OF specializa-
fsst Ion. Hiss Hastings not only is the
eIlaract er lead Of tie Thnnhouser-Nl MI
Rri1al stud ios. but she also plays comedy
ssroles with equal effectiveness
here is an old stage saying that the
BcFit erion Of n good dramatic actor or
actress lS.. IS his or her ability to play real
come roEes. On that basis this very
Is Is surer-star, a
sort OF movie comet.
Iiss Stings has been with the
st I'D. lhouscr Company since it was or
8ganized. She went into pictures after
q wealth of experience on the stage.
where she created the part OF Mrs
Brown in Mrs. Temples Telegram, NJ
I played in ...St. Elmo and in many an
other success. Whatstime she does not
need for picture taking she spends in
lIers garden in the warmer weather and
\ in her splendid greenhouses In the coy
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
).

{ g. "a Turner is the Mutual actor who
made the e haracter OF the fafher in
GrtMth,s sterIltece The Escape.
50 Grewsomely realistic. He has great
ability as Is. = character lead In strong
drama TIC parts, though he can play Il ts$
ai1aiafle role quite rs effectively as Il
repulsiFe one.
Turn er ,s;fs hors; ana there
he got lis carly experience IN the
.;t'gc- He has appeared with BIanch,. !
Bates. Henry Miller, Louis Mann, Rob,
.9crt Edeson and many other famous
sta ST rs, lis n1otion icture experience
has been clliehy under D. W Griffith.
Turneris famous for having ..fflther-
ed In films tue largest number OF at
tractive Young photo play actresses at
the Mutual stut.ios Of any veteran lead
ct Holl wood s5ffs.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
Expensive. CAST
Many Stage Ce Iebrities Seen iii
kleine's e Who's Who in
Society
Y ].

What is: probab ~ one Of tie most
expensive casts seen i'll folli:-reel.
subject is tina e Of Elaine ! recently
completed WHO Who tl societs 4. a
which is scheduled early release
through the various Iileine offices.
Kate Sergeantso uf long and success
!ful experience with such artists as
Marie Tempest. Sir Beerboh m Tree,
Sir George AleSandcr, Martin IIar7
syey and Sir CflaIle 81 Wv yndai plays
the noiveatlS rich 81 rs o srie1l; viz
liam J ] e Fowe rf plays the lead or the
secret service agent Mr.. Power was
the leading comedian of he Folliess'
of 90, '0S. and s09 and succeeded
Charles Bigelow as leading comedian
with Anna III cid Ic later became
co-star with Kitty Gordon IN Ina,
Where Do Yal j i've q, and remained
With his colnpany du rim s: is tou. Of
Another import iH character IN
lo5ssNVh no in Society," z is that played
{ by Dan Movies, who created the role
OF I" Officer e66 in the Gohan and IIar-
ris farce OF that nanfc. 81
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
Broad17ay TOR Ssiql1s
CO17tracf 1s1ifl K1eiS7e.
irene FellNick Now Appearing
IN Song of SOM to Act
befores The Camera.

Prett bfues eyed. brown haired
magnetic Irene F'enRiek present sen:
sations OF TsroadNa has signed con.
tract fora t.ni of s. ears ~ a:,rgS
Kleine 10 appeal eSclir In pic
tftres for him. Just how iilsp 5Eta AM
this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is you ca na arr.
onEy nv IA fairy $yisi Il into tlies private
haunts at New ora film nun gnates,
who for more than a year have; lills
success fully lied TO lure this slender
slip of a girl into motion pictlfes.
fenc Feilwfek Isl the the
song Of Songs, t Al Woods -.
play now hreaking at#tlte FL
Inge tlleater. New IN III: Ielssn MY
signed contract With George dSfsinei
Wit in no way In rfeTe ass
Fenwichss eatraordinar ~ ages ca
reer. While playing in Ne ok
she will be engaged in aim work fns
the6 KIeine studio Mss Fenwics,
thereforS vii continue to be seen ins
The lie int SIanila tfan ;lItd in d I'm.
I7, his he;. on-s
derful stage reputa ion vii q be pre-
served ana enhanced
Miss Femwick is Ia Chicago girl In
the EARL twentfes, but her profes-5
sional career dates back to the days
Of Peggy from Paris in which she
found her first e. part She has
appeared snc cessiyeIy under nyc oil
Tie best known nanagements on
Broadway and has starred in several
lv known comedies andI
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
MARY ULLER FEAT RED
In The Master vi ummeI.'' Soon III
be Released by Edison.

As the third feature on the Edison.
new program of putting out weekly
3 feature film, The Master Hummer
=. which Mary F'11ler is featured, will
he released Monday, March Il, The
Him was made when Miss Full was
with the Edison company about a.
year ago and was done in five parts
g he vital movement and big situa-
tions Of the play is taken from the
popular Iiovel OF the same name by.
the noted author Philips Open.
helm The story is one OF royal In
trig and the youthful romance OF a.
princess batting for q throne and ii;
gives Miss F1li Her spl endid npportun-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
Scr EEN FLAsH

4 \ 4 Z 4
The Black Pearl" is the title or
Imp S latest prize mystery story, in
which Frances Nelson and Hobart
Henley are starred. 1t is in two reels
: and VII be sent out March g.
" 81
Jefferson De Angels prominent
comic opera 81 ar lis featured IN Big
80 famous star feature to he released
March under the title Of The Fun
ny. Side OF Jealo y .
VIII liam Cliffor dand Marie VOLCANO
have the leads in a new Victor vision
dren, TO- ;be put out M arch ~.
! "
The release date for the Big, Y YES.
tern drama, Tho Truth about Dan
gDeering. IN which Murdoch aIacQuar-
glie and Agnes Vernon take the leading
parts, is March II.
What would you do 30 the man
Who miEtreafed your mother il he.
shappeneds to be. the father of the girl
You loved The question is Sraphi-
scal1y answered in the tWo-reel Victor
drama The Storm, featuring j.
Warren kerrigan, to be released on.
Wooed7 by a Wild Man, II comedy
COT the stone age, is to be released by
the k s. 8 COMPANY y, Tuesday
al burlcsque comedy that promises
plenty of laughs. is desperate Dud,
the lunb err" to be released by Kal-
en- his week
Gertrut.e e Mccoy as the Girl ward in.
Son the Stroke Of Twelve three
reel Edison release of the coming
week. awales to her love of a man
when he is accused of the murder Of
her unscrupuIous guardian Three
reel feature OF big scene after big.
scene filled with. powerfuly thrilling
moments. The girls wonderful :detec-
I've ability saves an innocent man
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
REPRODUCTION
Of Approach to the Villa d'Esfe in
EiToiii fn Stage Setting.

One Of the stage settings in The
Ladies Shakes pearc'. in which afaltdc,
Adams is appearing is the reproduc-.
ton Of the approach TO the Villa d.
Este IN 'FfFoli photograph was
placed in lantern. the image pro-
.jected upon a curtain and til q scene
built from measurements taken of
the image, thus preserving the exact
proportions Of the original, to say
nothing OF using a unique method in
stagecraft.
80 - ---7------
"The Hound of the EaskevIles, .
Sir a. Conan Boyle's famous story.
has been made into four-part photo
play by the Pathe brothers.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
LUBtN POLICY
.0f Releasing Three-Re Feature
Weekly Meets with Success.

The policy recently adopted by the.
L,I5in company Of releasing each
week. on alternating Wadnesda Rs and.
THURSDAYS, on the regular program,
a three-reel feature IS meetiI:s with
even greater success than had been
antieipatea Within e. the next few
good pictures cf this Length made By
George Tclwilliger, dc gar Jones, Col
Joe SMILEY 55eph Kaufman Capta!n
Ey1ilbert Melville and Asthur . ohnscls
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
TWO NEW M BERS OF
=U BIN VvEsIERN C COMPANY

In anticipation OF put tin on an adj
ditional company. Captain sEirbert
Melville, manager Of The .ltbin ,yes-
tern company az Los Angeles, HAS
been gradually adding to his list of
artists Among the new ones who
have Joined arc George. Rerre1l, the
we'll known actor, and JAY Morley,
who ": II be renlenfbe cred for his work
with the Lubin ii estern company some
time ago a8
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
B:ARKER,s r URP0sE
Is TO .sIake His Show a Regular Fea-
tnre OF ssllc New. FORK Season.

rs the purposc ut GranyiH e Bark
or, who has opened his easonsin New
York. in .AndToc1es and the Lion, !" to
establish his company as a regular
feature OF il thes eW FORK dranatic
season. Ian Maclaren. WHO played in
London with Miss Mccarthy the tall
5ented wife Of Barker. and who Will
Little theater in New ork, is to be
an I'M portal IN em5er.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07

Gale Henry as "a spfightly widow
and Max Asher as q German teacher
In IN count a'g schoc create enough fun
to satisfy any on. OF us. In the plot
OF he play they are bot III love UNI
4 Eli a city chap coMes to town and
II g4ltWay the handsome widow
falls out of love With her old fashion
ed school teachers mud does all I'M
her power TO win the good graces OF
IfIi ere nfM
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
ARE IN E III !.

~. s. s:ineral. proprietor OF the:
sBi5ou theater and Mrs. Simeral have
gene to Florida fol. stay of three
weeks. They viii visit Tampa, st.
IA farm: st. Lucie, Jacksonville and
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
GOING TO EXPOSITION.

Jack Marks. proprietor q the Or
pheum and Star theaters, and Mrs
Marks are en- route to the SAM Fran
cisco exposit ion, having joined a. party
Of sfghtzseers leaving here Friday on
tka rIyate car of the Universal Film.
on,.rlS1.a III
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07

From the scenario OF the Universal
Film company's mammoth production
of Damon and Pythias,' the worlds
greatest story Of friendship, Albert
Payson Terhune. the we'll known au-
thor, has written 4 book called THE
Story OF Damon and Pythfas.'
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07

Fanny WadswoGth in the Edison
comedy, Rooney. the Bride, I, is used
asa model by his wife to try on be
bridal dress for Artte's bride. Arty
day or lose a wad of nsones. But
Rooney. fully riggeds as the bride, dis
appears, but poses as the bride. 8
s. & sls7s - '..7S
Where The Forest En- d. two
reel Rex rural and society piiotoplay
released today, tells the story Of a girl
CONTINUED on page >, second sectionOi
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
., Who IS he? lV 81 he's tie fellow

Who is he? Why he's the fellow
who put the mystery in the Black
Fox is ss
Watch for & b im He's coming TO
sClarksburg soor Hes going to show
you Just how much OF a mystery car
be made over no thing. Hes sail mixed
up in this big serial, the Black Box
lips Oppenheim wouldn't have writ.
ten this amazing story which lie has
turned out With such remarkable
ski s.. " - q ss s.ll
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. 4 I E
One day in spring ventured ont
In quest or 1abIed fields Of green; Y
longeu to see the leaflets sprotlt,
And tread the meadows, velvet sheen
p longed to study, close at hand,
The flags and rushes, all reborn
The tiny violets. that look
SO dropping, modest and forlorn.
iI1onged to study, close at hand
The mystery of Natures birth,
And join the small selected Band
That know the secrets Of the earth.
But disappointment was my lot:
4 The fields, 50 greer, we're soaking
The ozone in rne meadow plot
Was such as would fain forget;
The rlshe that i could find -
Were thick with mud and ltl t:'srli# Ge 1o
The fates e me. we're most unkiad
turned my wear steps ava
Hereafter when the spring unrest
Calls me Where 5 l'1ingtine zephyrs
f blow
l1=dcn with haste my very best
And HE me to=a picture show.
For mere in comfort behold
More than ere had hoped to know;
For natures secrets all unfold
To patrons OF the picture show.
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Lcontin.led on page 5. second sectioal.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
EQUAL TAXATION TO
Be DENIED NEW YORK
Convention Leaders Won't
Take Up Legislative Re-
apportionment.
CITY'S BURDEN DISCUSSED

Albany. April 9.--Many OF the lead
ing Republicans in the constitutional
have decided that the ques-
ton OF reapportionment OF Senate and
Assembly districts should not be taken
up. thereby eliminating from the DELHI
crations the one big feature which here
tofore has projected partisan quarrcls
President Root is said to favor this plan,
believing that the reappoftionment Is a
matter for the Legislature to settle
The idea of the Republican leaders
is to put clause in the Constitution
providing for a reapportionment by the
Legislature at stated intervals. perhaps
every ten years, after the result OF the
Federal census Is made known. Then
the Legislature could fight out the Ques-
ton along party lines
II IL said to be President Roots idea
not only to prevent the injection Of
politics into the convention, but make
IL possible to get through the work be-
fore the end OF summer giving the peo-
pie plenty of time to study the revised
constitution before voting in November.
There has been rtcent demand from
New York city for equal representation
in the senate and Assembly In order
that equal taxation might be secured.
Under the Constitution the size Of the
New York delegation In the Legislature
Is limited and the Republican state
platform OF 1914 declared In favor of
retaining the restrictive clauses,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
vANosCoPE INVENTOR LOSES.
Court Throws out Three Counter
Claims of l.. 4. Van Ripper.

Judge Charles NJ Hough of the United
states District Court made an important
ruling yesterday In favor of William J.
Robinson In his sl,000.00O breach of
contract suit against Lewis c. Van
Ripper. who is said to have ousted Robin
son from The presidency OF the Nano-
scope Company after Robinson had
made practicable Van RipeTs scheme
FOR giving colored. ilickerless moving
pictures.
Robinson. according TO the complaint
had Interested number of wealthy men
IN the vauos'ope machine. under a con-
tract by which he was to have the exc
elusive right of selling stock In the
N.noscope Company for six years. This
contract. Robinson says, was ahrugated
by Van Ripper without cause. so that the
plaintiff lost about Sl,000.o00 in com"
missions.
Van Ripper ~ his answer asserted that
Robinson had not lived IN to his part
o. til, contract. and Sc: up four counter
claims against the plaiutin. aggregatine
about s2,0OO.o0o. Judge Hough. on mo-
ton of Rob.nson's lawyers Irving T..
lurd,ck and Hector VI Hitch'ngs. dis
missed three OF Nail Elpers counter
claims
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
WOULD CUT STATE
SALARIES 100000
Senate investigators Urge
Standardization and Re-
vision Of List.
1000 GET $4,000. 900

ALBANY. April 9--The Civii service
Committee OF inc Senate reported to-day
that the salaries and titles of one-half
Of the 1900 State employees. who are
getting SIS 100000 q year, need revision.
Chairman Horton handed up pre-
llminary report OF the committees work
In investigating the situation in the
200 state departments. bureaus and
commissions and recommended that an
appropriate Of $4,000 be made to
permit the committee to complete this
Investigation and report to the next
Legislature
Senator Horton believes that $4,000. 600
a year can he saved to the state through
a Standardization of salaries and posi-
tons Of state employees. More than
100000 could he saved in the first
year Senator Horton says in the report
Compensation Of state employees has
little reference to service rendered.
says the preliminary report. calling
attention TO the great divergence in
salaries for the same work in different
departments In several state institu-
tons the salaries of chief clerks vary
from $500 to 1850. For the position
known as engineer and electrician the
compensation rangesstrom $500 10 $500
year, the smallest institution pas ing
81. 500 and the largest sl.iO0.
1t Is n common practice for depart
ment heads To make appointments TO
clerical positions and procure their
classification as exempt by the simple
expcdient OF calling the positions con-
fidcntial We have also found at least
one instance where an official. who got
an allowance for a private secretary, ap-
pointed his wife to the position
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
SAY $4,000 MANAGER
ROBBED OWN CONCERN
Philip I. White Now Charged
With Masury Company
Crime Last Summer.

phnm r. White. $4,000 year sales
manager of the Masury Paint Company
Of Brooklyn. and James +. Clinnn.
certified public accountant, VINO were
charged last month with being the Oh
ganizers Of the taxicah bandits who
robbed Greenpoint firm last August.
were arrested yesterday by Detectives
Conroy and Stems of Brooklyn Head
quarters. charged with having helped
in the robbery Of s3,032 from messen-
ger OF the Masury Paint Company on
June 3.
The startling developments followed
the arrest last week of several of
whites alleged accomplices. White was
arrested at his homo In Elizabeth. y.
j.. aud Clinnin AT his home in Brooklyn.
The arrests are said to have been
due to confessions made by three Of
the alleged robbers who are now locked
up In the Raymond street Jail. Ac-
cording to Detective Conroy, they
learned the innermost secrets % the
Office by reason of their close asso-
citation with the company's affairs
They would learn the size of tie
payroll said Conroy, where the firm
banked. who handled the payroll and
when It was drawn. They worked
slowly and carefully. Their three
accomplices told us they had laid
plans 10 MAKE ldNlCdD TdluN pU many
other places Whether they had Ia sed
their plans for these other raids on
their own knowledge, or whether they
had more accomplccs, remains to hc
seen.
Il have reported to District Attorney
Cropsey the name Of the man Who took
s275 to two of the other men and told
them that White had decided that they
had better go 10 the coast At once. This
so-botween will tell the entire story In
court"
Conroy added that Roberts and fter,
two of the men now under arerst, gave
the detectives many details concerning
the division Of the money stolen from
the paint company and other raids In
which 1t is alleged White participated.
White was arrested ola March and
arraigned before Judge Fawcett In
Brooklyn charged with being one OF the
taxi bandits who on August ! made "A
daylight raid on the Sackett VII
helms company in Grecnpoint. At that
time he vigorously protested his inno-
cencc. lie has been out on bail since
March 2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
FORECI.OSIItE SALES.

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ur1tNNN ~ rnly XIII ''' stvW, An
l'y.cr,o,S of md 'rrnstn l,.,',,'' IN y
,,,.tv, w.. r.. ~, ",, ~, a, ,.t' .i''
MI anu iesaaiil'" "' SCI N'.. .'''-s
hNSil, uvlGx AZ H '"t.,,f,.f ''Is'
NNSH - pf.'N.t = '"' '-''"'I
MHN 80" ,,7-.,...,
IT. pu' IL I,i," .S.tt o.. 'o',
- q - 800 a. ~ 10
- u..,,,' ',,'tra,h' $3.50. .''.E ~
~ ,,,Jarsign,,i en-, !, .g1-. .. 'l". l.
, ~ $500 hi. -, t.. INlf
no Eyrbanpe Sllnsruot, N.- r,.t. a.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
WILL TINKER AGAIN
WITH COMPENSATION
New Bill Would Take Insur-
ance Fund From Hands
Of Board.
NEW TRADES INCLUDED

ALBANY. April s.--Amendments to the
workmcn's compensation law said 10
have the approval of the Republican
leaders of the Legislature were intro
duced to-day by Senator Argctslnger
Most important of the amendments is a
series which separates the State insur.
snce fund from the Compensation Com
mission ard sets up the fund ms an in
surance company. subject TO the same
limitations imposed on casualty COM
panies.
The bill also provides that from the
first of January. 1916. the Compensa-
sion Commission is to assess its main
tenance cost upon the compensation in
surance carriers of the state and the
State fund Is 20 bear It's proportlonate
share Of this expense
By the Argetsinger bill the state
fund Is to be In charge OF State insur-
once manager named by the Governor
instead of by the Compensation Conn
mission This might mean the ousting
Of tho present manager of the fund.
the power of confirming this appoint
mcrt. The manager would get 81 200 Il
year and have the power 10 name all
actuarles. assistants and other en-
ployees OF the State fund.
Another section Of the Argetsinge
bill puts under the protection az :he
compensation law practically all state
and city employees whose occupations
are in any way hazardous. other occu-
pations brought under the law By the
new bill include paperhangers, elevator
men, furniture movers. employees OF
garages, boarding. livery and sales
stables. engravers, textile workers. fur
riers. bottlers ice workers. backsmths,
horseshoers. tewelry workers. janitors
window cleaners. electricians, foremen
Mt heating plants. machinists. employees
Of stone crushers and grinders, CORK
cutters, woodenware makers. bark mill
employees, street cleaners. garbage or
snow removers. water works employees
road and sidewalk construction and re-
pair workers marine wreckers and re-
pair gangs of railroads.
The State fund is made selma intaining
after the first OF October. 1916, alth Jugr
money 20 run the fund and Is to he rein.
bursed at the end OF the fiscal year out
of the state fund. Another provision o.
the Arge,singer bill is that the manager
of the fund must set aside 10 per cent
of the surplus annually. until such d
surplus has accumulated as seems 70
him sufficient 70 Insure the stability OF
the fund.
4 new section of the bill provides tina
employers in any Of the classes brought
under the law may form an association
for accident prevention. with the per
mission of the Compensation Commits
sion, and IL the commission IL OF th'
opinion that the association represents
enough Of the employers In that class
the rules OF the association. after ap
proval by the state Industrial Board o
the Labor Department are 20 be binding
on all employees OF that class.
Legislators believe there VIII be 3
hearing on the hill before the end Of
next week.