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National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24

ues Moines. la.-A new bat fac
~. To employ seventy five persons
~ b started by X. Marks. at 213-i5
md street.
Aeskegon, Mich.-The Brunswick.
seCollender Company is planning
: larse addition to its plant here.
ehSago.-The Marquette Cement
.shufacturing Company has let con-
seefs for new furnaces, grinding ma
eA,nery and generators.
north Chicago-The erection Of
e Wilder Tanning Company's plant
1eFth Of the Great Lakes Training
s'ssson will employ 1000 men.
reeblo. Colo.-The contract for the
eruet'on Of the new plant Of the
"srkolls Packing Company, to cost
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24
LAOoR MUSIC.

+ We feel that the labor forward
! movements VI the country ars
i the means for renewing devotion
4 Ia the cause Of labor. which =
= the cause Of humanity. and for
4 srousing enthusiasm and Great
= ing new ideals for our age long
= struggle for liberty and bsttae
! life.
= In conducting thess campaigns
+ II Ii well to have In mind that
= anything which y vitality and
= Intimately associated with The
= lives Of the people must touch
= emotions very closely.
Z The labor movement cannot
= AFFORD 10 abandon sentiment and
: idealism. One Of the most com
I mon and primitive means for
! the expression OF sentiment u
= through music. II h rcgretfab,s
= that there are 70 few Ia bos sougp
+ now In common use However,
= II each orga nixation throughout
+ the country will do something to
= supply this deficiency. out Of the
= whole effort there no doubt WI
i come shortly a collection OF II Dor
: songs ind labor music that will
= be Of assistance In developlng
! aud directing the sentiment Of
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24
HEALTH INSURANCE.
New York VIII D Asksd - r, Ger
man and British Plan

New York VIII - Asked - r, Ger
man and oritish Plan.
The American Association For Labor
Legislation has prepared q bill de-
signed 10 establish b New YORK STATE
q system Of health insurance. The
measure will be Introduced In the
state legislature at the winter session.
aud II 10 INTENDED TO have Il introduced
also In the legislsturss Of other states
at the earliest favorable opportunity.
The bill has beea drafted aftse long
study By the social insurance commit
tee Of the association. and III peopos-
ais follow genssally the lines Of the
British and German systems. With
suitable adaptation - American csndi-
ti0ns.
The general purpose OF the measure
10 TO provide, At ths Joint expsoss Of
the worker. tho employer and the state.
for health insurance for the worker
and for medical care for himself and
his family. Az dSaftsd. the bin applies
to all those gagged In manual labor
and to all Others earning Les thaa 500
q month. II would provide svssy IN
sured worker With Dedical care. IN
Guiding nursing attendance. hoepltal
care. medical and surgical suppaiss and
. cash benefit eQual to twothirds Of
the wage for . maximum Of tWsaty.
six weeks In . year; 70 The wife Il Of
feY special care at childbirth, and II
she y also insured Q Gosh bsae0t for
eight weeks. and . tAe snt1sS fanily
II grants medical care and . funssal
bspe0t ON the death Of the Insured
wage Garner.
Employer and their employees. II
most cases. would contribute equally.
and the state would add One-fourth Of
this sum- The sexual amount OF the
contributions In to he calculated with
reference to wages and the cost Vt
benefits. II Is claimed that these bene
fits can he bought by the workers for
the amount many IL them now SPEND
On funeral benefits alone.
The INSURANCE. would he carried BY
mutual organizations q. employer and
employees organized according TO local
tiles and industries and supervised by
the state social Insurance commission
created by the act. Employers and en-
ployees would have an equal woke In
the administration and In the adjust
ment Of the contributions. Cpon speci-
fed conditions the existing benefit 80
cieties maintained by employers or
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24

will be laid. twelve kilns and acces-
series will be built A. well a. build
ings and all machinery installed. The
new industry is estimated To cost
$50 900 and will require some months
to get completed.
Akron, o.-Akron rubber factories
continue to expand according 10 per
mits for new buildings issued by the
city building inspector. The Miller
Rubber Co. and the Goodyear Tire 4
Rubber Co. took out permits for new
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24

buildings. The Goodyear building will
be OF five stories and will cost sac. 900
The Miller building will be one story
in height and will be 75xi4s in dimen-
sion. 1t will cost $4,000.
New York.-An interests Of the
Arlington Company of Arlington. n.
J.. manufacturers pr pyralin, = eellu-
loid product. have been purchased by
the DUPONT de Ned hours Powder Com
pany of wilminst3n. Del. The pur.
chase price was between ss.ooo. ooO
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24

The development Of the state In
dustrially and the hope Of it, citisens
Intellectually and spiritually depends
upon the education CT the child" said
State Superintendent Of Instruction
Deyoe Of Iowa before the Iowa State
Teachers assaia ton. The future OF
democracy rests upon the broad prin.
ciple Of the public srhooi system. II Is
the one Institution where all meet on
common ground"
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24
To hscse Merosnth sisr.

The typographical union Of Balti.
more has appointed q committee 10
consider the question Of erecting n
monument TO Ottmar Mergenthaler. In.
ventor " the typesetting machine. The
union declares that the greatest in
vention In the art Of typesetting made
in America. second only In importance
TO that Of movable type. made by Gu
tenberg. was devised In Baltimore by
Ottmar Mergenthaler."
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24

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s,e q U,p for tray to carry driIls. bsta saan
parta. etc. & desired. They hsv, sapk $500
st bottom fx heavy tools. material. &c. 10
sAdisisa to leather handle. they ere 6sssa I'D
Issps st sseh end fos s,rsps TO paa s.Sa ths
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issAs- Trey kts Aush to sep.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24

THIS style % Beg Shape vitA ~
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National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24
SOCIAL WELFARE
OF THE PEOPLE
MANY BILLS PRESENTED.


Msds 10 Ensists Al Asist's~
Millions for defense. but not one
cent for tribute n Q slogan that once
served TO stir the nation TO vigilance ~
the protection Of its rights. A Quer
ton which confrouts the sixty -fourt b
congress Il the relation Of possible mil
lions for defense 70 the social welfare
Of the nations people. Surely the
countries Of Europe have come to real
lie that In equipping hemselvss for
war the welfare q their people = by
no means the least factor.
Failure to secure early consideration
Of bills was one Of the chief reason-
for the disappointing results In socis
legislation before the last congress
The Palmer-Owen child labor bill. fos
instance. passed the house. but the Oh
lection Of = single oenator-Overman OF
North Carolina-killed Il In the upper
chamber The second campaign for
the bill IL now going forward with Wig
q In the hands Of the national child
labor committee.
The bill prohibits inteptate com
merce Of goods In The product1oa vi
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peign on It's benaif.
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ssencies VIII ne proposed again 70 DO
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National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-12-24

Fos sale b he Nat;naal No.. - -
eurso ps.paa sas u Sloo = NSs1su'
asuQass ~ DE Msetsasl Msop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-15
TEST 0F .SHRAPNEL
 TO BE MADE HERE
Former Officer U. $. Army Selects Site in Arkansas
 for St. Louis Concerns.

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 14-A former officer of the United States army, whose identity was not disclosed, passed through Memphis yesterday en route to St. Louis from Arkansas, where he inspected and approved a site for proving ground for shrap. nel shells for a St. Louis concern.
 The exact location of the proposed proving ground was not revealed, eX- cept that it is in an adjoining Arkan- sas county, not more. than 50 miles from Memphis.
 Two or more St. Louis manufactur- ing concerns, which only recently embarked in the business of making explosives for the allies, are said to be after the proving ground site.
 The tract in question is six miles long, is level, and is not intersected at any point by public road. The St. Louis concerns have inspected scores of available sites in Missouri and Illinois, but none is so ideal as the Arkansas tract.
 When the proving ground is locat- ed, the St. Louis manufacturers will fire 150 shells daily for an indefinite period to test the effectiveness of the various kinds of shells manufactured, All the firing will be done under the direction of former army officers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-15
.'HOBO"
Saves Lumberman.

DeRidder, La, March II, l9l4 Hobo Medicine Mfg. Co.
 Singer, La.
 Gentlemen: l was in deplorable condition witt. my kidneys, and Il seemed that could get no relief iron physicians or any medicine on the market, having tried great many o1 them, until commenced to take Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy. Il cured me sound and well and l can cheerfuliy recommend it to any Who has kidney or bladder trouble. You may publish this as it might lelp some one afflicted as was.
 Respectfully,
 l.. FRUSHA. All druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
|ldvancs notices furnished by Theatres.
BEST THEATRE.

pdayv"The Diamond from the
 the sixth chapter, in two parts,
 ing Lottie Pickford, Irving lags and an all-star cast, in lows at Sunrise" the most in- lns of any chapter presented.
 Sterling, the greatest photo-
 comedian, will present thirty es or laughter in one of his best atest Keystone comedies, "Dirty
 Ill Laundry" in two parts. TOT matinee fine two-act dra- emonstratiag up-to-date farming. lag Vivian Rich, Jack Richard la line cast of actors.
 Fsday-Mary Pickford, subreme l. lavorite, in a new photoplay..
 rlckford, the unrivalled fayorite screen, appears in an original lal.comparable portrayal at the
 theatre Tuesday on the Para
 program as Little Pal" the ,, pfoauctlon of the Famous Play
 I'm company.
 .sle faf. provides Mary Pickford one or the most unique roles in
 sne mas ever been presented. pno'oplay is one of primitive vus ana primal passions, and Aces a hitherto unsuspected as- utility. ''ounu'ns alamlllar with the customs ot ,.hlty' and remote from all the saces which have fashioned our s%ee sds civilization, Little Pal" rec y.xo other force than the dom- ,h0 eye which develops within her ce s' . oae man who has practiced S,;,,:' toward her. Through a series I.r I.nllng sacrifices, she proves her \ sh anu devotion toward him, and H,,s spe nas at last secured his 1 lsss Siss requests no other reward 1 4, i UT rate.
 Ee u soa situations in which her sac |is Ssones aal'a Its greatest heights! ksi,sa, ,d 'erltable Bernhardt.
 Russa,,p u py capable cast, i1clud- anS S'eni .,,.,, Bassett, George Ander. M he William William Lloyd, Little Pal hons ,elned n,d one of the foremost bbs ,ha hsallayers-Mary Pickford tri. amoun.' ua' nave yet appeared on the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-15

faithless. friend Mike. No wonder he was mad. When Pat gets through showing the others he is not a. dead one by any means, the place is a wreck. Mrs. Hogan is too glad to get her Pat back, to pay any attention 10 Mike while Kate, who had. savea Mikes life when Pat burst in, now scorns him. so Mike gets it in the neck all around. "Pat Hogan, De- ceased" is one of the funniest two- part comedies the Vitagraph has turned out. Featuring Kate Price, Hughie Mack, Flora Finch and VII. liam shea, that splendid team or laugh-producers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-15
Sea Moss.

This term is popularly applied to my of the Polyzoa. which are com pound marine animals. several of which share a common horny skele ton, or polyzoary, which is plant-like in form. According to the bureau of fisheries, several hundred thousand pounds of these skeletons have been imported annually from Europe, chief N from France and Germany. for dec. oratiye and millinery purposes. and the supply has now been practically cut of by the war. It therefore seems opportune to develop domestic 1n' dustry. as sea mosses, probably equal In quality to those heretofore import cd, are said to be abundant on oes1 coasts, especially in New England. Those with large bushy fronds arc thu most valuable
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-15
OkPHEO THEATRE.

Er bsmAll bein. M vitagraphs, the shead- Il Williss Ws 1Ae star cast, including |om Is Heaa and Anita Stewart. in will ha haauquarters." an offering he s,t at, OSar repetition. er bau;a bu,uer, "Pat Hogan, Deceased. |" ert ing islansg been shipwrecked on a D for snu oo,l with only a half-wiid ry kina n'pany' as and suffering gan rsturn, u of , hardship, poor Pat dow cen ns ,.s. home only to find his hey .nS neSIanslng .g over his insurance e
 'a preparing to marry his
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-15
amail.calIbev MartInets.

All public institutions, hero assef1 should have as their employees oul! people who are courteous, pleasant and kind. Ono of the greatest hard ships of poverty is to be obliged 1 face tho autocratic martinete wno seem to guard the doorways Of all socn organisations. There is something de' testable and offensive tn the frozen. impatient and often insulting mannes of Che women and men who occupy ht' tic positions of authority like this, and before whom poor working girls-ano' suppose, men-must always Ko.-- From "Me. Book of Reuembraooe} tA the Centpyy NagaSiaA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-15

Broadway to crowded houses. "Scan- dal' is considered by critics to be the finest photoplay of it's kind ever pro- duced.
 A hideous figure supposed to rep resent scandal looms on the screen every time a venomous tongue is dis tributing it's poison.
 Scandal will be shown at the A-Muse-U theatre here Wednesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-15

Scandal" is creating such sen sation. scandal was suggested by an editorial in the Los Angeles Ex- aminer, and the entire theme of the picture play deals with the mlsunder- standings and subsequent unhappl- ness caused by gossip and scandal, mongers. The Smalleys produced "Hypocrites," play with Truth for its theme, which was shown on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-15
S n
Avoid cold..

If you want to avoid colds In your house, watch for the first sneezes and try to keep the germs from spread Ing. Make the victim cough or sneese In his handkerchief, and after the handkerchiefs ere soiled put them + . special dish, cover them with water end boil them for fifteen minutsA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-15
puzxle-What happensds

PU2Zto-WUNS VoPPS"vV6
 \ well.dressed lady having given he signal that she desired te alight ,he trolley car was brought to 8 stop. Sut just SC the rear step was directly over small mud puddle. The lady looked an instant. and then asked. sHow do you think l can get of heref'' ,od the conductor replied' 'I can not ell you. madam. but do know that xe' can't xait until that puddle dztes Os
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-15

  D Sir:   n o ing frankly W no a ita anths ri alanl iE d Ieno o ammthN o pa W e dH a hd a
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  gOt h we not h EepNSlH
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-15

This the record made by Grocery Co., of this itv When solicitor first called upon lr Hall argued advers a that he could not enough additional business 10 pay ent the Sunday Graphic for month saying ths were than satisfactory as is shown by letter.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-10
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TRAVEL UP THE NILE
 WITH HE FAT MAN

Chinatown has been relegated to the rear and the merrymakers of House and Allard's Broadway Hon eymooners are going to hit the upper reaches of the Nile region tonight Egypt will furnish the source of the fun making in the change of bill at the Coliseum and "Cleopatra's Con quest will probably be extended over the large audience wich inVari- ably greets the big fat man and the happy thin man and their large and Timber company.
 These oriental bills are a welcome change in the usual run of musical tabloids, and if the new one is only half as good as the Chins show which closed last night, the big iron play house, rOofless and with half it's sides gone, is due for a record weeks business. Any time a comedian can make an audience laugh in hot weather he is earning his salary, and the team of comedians that holds forth at the Coliseum keep their auditors in roars from curtain to curtain.
 The musical numbers will include "'The old Maids Ball. Do Right,
Arizona republican., 1915-06-10
NEGRO AND SHOT GUN START TROUBLE THEY
 ARE LOATH ID STOP
Near Tragedy Averted by Strong Argument-Deputy Sheriff AP- pears on Scene and Has An
 other Backed by Pistol.

George Washington. colored and possessed of a mean disposition, yes terday caused great excitement in 9 small area and in a short space of time.
 Washington for some time has been employed by ii rancher named Rogers west of the city. Yesterday he completed his labors and de handed his remuneration. He re- ceiNed it. but asked for S2.5O more. There was some argument over this question, but Rogers acceded and paid him the amount asked for.
 Still Washington was not satisfied He was in a mood to argue and was bound to satisfy his mood. He final ly became abusive. and when Rogers remonstrated and ordered him off the place. he drew a knife and start ed To make things hum. Rogers made his escape to the house. some distance away. and secured a shot gun. returning to the scene of the trouble driving a horse and buggy.
 The negro was still hanging around and as soon as he sighted Rogers with his weapon. which was lying in the bottom of the buggy. he climbed into the buggy. put his foot on the gun. and ordered Rogers to drive out into the desert Rogers. who is on old man and no match physically for the burly negro, acquiesced and they drove several miles out. where Washington told him to prepare for the end as he was going to kill him
 Although he claims he did no beg ging for his life. Rogers says he did al i'm of time, and finally persuaded his abductor to spare his life and allow him to return to his home.
 The sheriff's office was notified at once of the trouble and Deputy Jim Murphy was dispatched to the scene of the near murder
 Murphy. who was appraised that the negro was carrying a shotgun and was headed for the city. walking along the Arizona Eastern tracks. started along the tracks looking for him. He soon sighted Washington and ordered him to stop. Again the regro was prone to argue the matter and threw open the breech of the gun and inserted two shells therein. cleared the decks for action and ap- peared in a belIigerent mood
 Murphy saw he was in for trouble of some sort and. having pride in his personal beauty and not caring to have it marred. drew his gun and prepared to defend himself He or dered Washington to drop the gun, but instead of doing so the negro cooked it and got ready to fire. The deputy raised his gun, also cooked, and informed the negro he could have about five seconds to drop it or take the consequences Washington
Arizona republican., 1915-06-10
MRS. COWGlLL WORKS
 AMONG THE TOURISTS
Chief Of Los Angeles Office Scores Hit With Lecture-Renewal of Office
 Live Issue

A greet deal of notice is being given to the activities of Mrs. k. l.. Cowgirl in charge of the Los Angeles bureau of the Phoenix chamber of commerce just now. Numerous letters have been received lately by Secretary Welch telling of the good work Mrs Cowgirl is doing on the coast
 One from John Mitchell manager of the Hollenbeck hotel. tells of Mrs Cowgills great hit with a lot of tour ists assembled at Agricultural park She lectured on the Salt River Valley, and made a tremendous impression.
 On July !, the matter of renewing the contracts for space in the Los An seles chamber of commerce building will come up, and before the month is out, will have become a live issue in commercial circles here.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-10

Metro picture in five parts, featur- ing the two great players, Thomas Jefferson and Adelaide Thurston. This is produced right in the heart of New York city and shows many points of interest, Chatham Square, Chinatown. Grand Central station, Forty second street and Broadway on top of the WoOlWorth building, and ill front of Cooper Union. Black wells Island and the East river were used as backgrounds and a struggle is shown in the water fac ing the Statue of Liberty This Is the second release of the Metro ser vice is q production of the Popular
Arizona republican., 1915-06-10

vital problems of life brings forward this week an intensely interesting story, The Love Liar in which d beautiful young woman marries an old man and is afterward untrue to him. The old man finds this out and makes the couple live with him at home. where he goads them plenty.
 The Exploit of Elaine" this week deals more with the almond-eyed denizens of Mott and Pell streets in New York. It is called the Watch ing Eye and in it Elaine is rescued from the bunch who Kidnapped her last week. No real fan can afford to miss these pictures.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-10
"A Gentleman Of Leisure"

Wallace EddinGer, making his first appearance in movies at the Arizona this week is winning golden opinions for his work in this delightfully."- hu- morous comedy drama. A great fla vorite of the legitimate stage, he has proven himself wonderfully adapted to screen work. His pleasing per sonality gets over" quite as effeC lively in the picture as it does over the footlights. The story is not only extremely interesting, but scream ingly funny, combining both the hu morous and dramatic in q wonderful manner.
 The pictures of the Lusitania are of great interest just at this time. They are clear and well photographed and give a splendid idea of the i'm mensity of the vessel which the Ger mans torpedoed.
 The South American Travel pie lures are interesting and instructive and the three features make bill of great strength and interest. They will be shown for the last time to- night