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The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
THEATERS

telf premier ventrNoguist Bradshaw
hra larHeu. eccentric cu r etI ANS. ana
rho Aerial Zsrfss. sensational -yw-
rlsts MsT, NIies Nlnfer ir tEn-
vIrnuwcrt William {ussell lu
-Hlet Play au4 The Pcr.ls y our
Girl Reporters ars UNDERLINED for
the screen.
Ethel Barrymore brilliant star or
stage and screen Is % ~ the attra
ton m the Madison theater next
week. commencing sunday afternoon
IN a dramatic photoplay - gypsy life.
ri-nes ard love, The Call % Ter
Peouie. This production IL picturiEet
from Edward Sheidon's famous play
Egypt and "a announced as one y
the special releases ~ the wear so
expense has been spared 20 give the
play Ga lavish and suitable settIrE.
and Miss BARRYMORE. as the gypsy
girl Us nrov.tei with many opl =
powers The story - "The call ~,
Her People" fe that - beautiful
gypsy girl loved by the son 0t Tho
gvrsv CHIEF who opposes their mar
riaEe The girl ls sent 90 live With
civlltrod people, md IS represented
80 be the child % gebtletolk 1ust
20 satisfy craving FOR revenge
rursef hr TO- gypsy chief Nisr"-
Earfiur az 80 opportunities tra'
c'v'l'Eotion orN-s her. the gypsw maid
her lover auds her and takes Hsr
FRI m tha man she toes not love proc
vfta rnarv dramatic episodes IN tha
story Rohe~t whittier PLAYS fNe
mart - 'to rvnsv lover and OH or
r-o77fuert nrsvcrs IN the east include
r'wr-y Feieu Arnold and Mra Allan
walker
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
DIR. ATKINS TO
RETURN HERE
Selected For Congregational
Passionate Which He
Formerly Held

The Rev. Gaius Glenn Atrids, pas
tor OF Central Congregational church
OF Providence. r. l.. who was called
10 return 10 the First Congrega
tional church OF Detroit by the an
animous action OF the church Wed
nesday evening, win Re in the tity
Friday, but his pastora>e hire VIII
not begin until fall
The action "Wednesday night, an
usual IN It's purpose and heartiness,
might be called a vote % continue
the pastorats OF DR. Atkins IN the
Old First. az he has filed the pulpit
many times. always with the ready
and gracious sanction OF his success
sor), and spoken az other occasions
in Detroit every year since be went
10 Providence IN 1910.
The quest OF the pastoral commit
tee was a single-minded one, namely.
10 nli the Vacancy created by Dr.
Huget's promotion with the most
powerful pulpit orator ohtainable
IN the denomination. Committee and
church feel that this has eeen real
tied
DR.. Atkins literary grace and rare
spiritual insight are revealed IN sew.
eral published works, among them
~Things that Remain. Pilgrims OF
the Lonely Road. /" Where Are the
Dead7" His sermon on interna-
tional peace, which was awarded The
81 1000 prize by the Carnegie Peace
foundation. has also been published
IN book form.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
SEEK RECRUITS
WITH WAR AUTO
Patriotic Women of 1917 VIII
Use Armored Truck As
Army Advertisement

The J. c. Wilson Truck company
has presented TO the Patriots OF
1917 an armored automobile truck
with four imitation guns mounted on
II. II Will be used to advertise for
recruits. The big car is painted war
gray. Everett Stone. advertising
manager OF the Wilson company,
made the presentation In front OF
the city hall wednesday afternoon.
and the gift was accepted by Mrs.
J. X. Galley, founder Of tho Patriots
Of 1917. Capt. Fales, OF the army
recruiting ONCE, expressed the
thanks Of the army for the gift.
Beginning Thursday, the tent in
the city hall lawn VIII be open for
the reception OF men wishing 10 en-
list An army sergeant VIII be on
duty all the time and each after
noon at o'clock a patriotic pro
gram will be given.
Joseph o. Pickands, capitalist.
who lives In the Hotel Statler. has
offered Mai f. r. Phelps, OF the re
cruiting once, the use OF 5000 acres
of ground In the upper peninsula for
whatever purpose the government
may be able TO use It. He also said
he would like 10 assist the govern
ment in any way possible, He Is a
veteran OF the Spanish-Ame1ican war
and would gladly enlist again, but
no is beyond the age limit
Absut $50 young men apply for
commissions in the officers reserve
corps each day az the Office OF Phelps
Newberry, No. 1924 Ford building
The men will be examined by Mai
Frank l. Wells or Capt. William f
Dunn. at Fort Wayne. It Is expect
ed that Michigan will send ESQ men
TO the training camp for reserve Of
ficers on May s
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
MOTHER And SON
BBi EE IN FLAMES
Ten Year-Old Daughter Badly
Burned In Farm House
Fire

YPsIIANTI, April 1s-tspecial
Mrs. Frank Try and her four-year-
old son. Teddy. were burned 70 death
in a IRE which destroyed a large
two-story house on The Qulrk farm.
east o. the city limits. this morning
The FIRE started from chicken
broodor on the back porch The
mother and son, who slept in a
downstairs room were cut OF by
the flames and burned 20 ashes.
The father and three other chill
dren. who slept upstairs. saved
themselves in the nick of time The
last 70 escape. a l0-year-oid girl was
badly burned before making her way
10 window from which she leaped
20 the ground
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
BEER MAY GO TO
10 CENTS A GLASS

Beer drinkers in bar rooms o.
Detroit today spoke less Of the var
situation aud the weaknesses and
lniquities OF their fellow men. and
devoted more time 70 deep consid
grafton of a dire possibility that Tho
price OF = she'll or a goblet will
mount 20 10 cents T. r. said THAI
saloonkeepers Will have 10 pay g.
more per barrel. beginning May 3
Brewers as yet have not aunounce
The increase. y this has to be done
one saloonkeepers are quite free
70 admit that they'll simply have
20 change from FIVE 70 10
Would Regulate Cheap Hotels
AZ the request OF Police Commits
sioner Couzens. Corporation Coun %
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
U-BOAT SINKS
US. SCHOONER
Crew of Percy Birdsall Is
Rescued BY Patrol
Vessel

WASHINGTON. April 2s-The
American schooner Percy Birdsall
has been sunk by submarine gun
FIRE. according TO a state department
announcement today The crew was
rescued by patrol boat soon after
the attack.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26

next TIE sday Eieht makes 20 ilega.
tor q lodgiue house keeper 20 rem
fhe same room more han twic>- IN
.t h1urs sra requires aim 20 no
Hfv the police NJ once II no believes
fa'sc registration has been made
5y guests
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26

Dingeman Is drafting a reform ordt
nance designed 10 vine out dlsor
DERBY hotels and roomlng houses
frequented by evil women and men
who register falsely as a married
couple The proposed ordinance
which will come before the council
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26

Hans Frtf Ma Katzen5ar Der
Professor per Captain. and the many
ofhrr familiar cartoon Features ~
thls series VIII be present I'm flesh
and blood iu the Lyceum theater next
week In the musical comedy known
as The KetTen TANNER KIDS" IN
writing th book The author has kept
in mind tNe wlEchfavuus pranks NJ
Hans and Fritz tat De - also SUPP.
piled n love theme and story
TWENTY musical numbers VII be ln-
troduced
Those famous Slackface comedians.
Mcintyre and Heath VIII TOD the
Temple vaudeville bill next week of
FER nE a revival or theiy iaurhahie
military frnvesty "Ou Guard Tho
written many years ago. this Nttle
classic rs exceedingly timely end
could not 30 more appropriate had
q been written today Second fea-
ture ~ the program viii - noted
Russian dancing star. olga M.ehka.
from The inperlal ballet ln Petr- ~ as
she win hr assisted by her own COM
panv IN the presentation % classic
and modern dances Third feature
% the bill VIII be Aveling and LLOYD
billed "a Tive Southern Gentlemen.
Their up-to-date pstter is ~ Aaron
Hoffman. Six other feature acts w+l
complete The hiil.
Commencing sunday afternoon and
continuing the policy ~ continuous
performance daily. the Washirgton
thester VIII present Douglas Fair
banks. ir fhe new coined v In A Ea q
Out Again The scenes ~ the
photoplay ara located ,n and about
New Jersey and present a story deal-
f4eg a~tHf "a q
lar. career u "a young man who goes
through mary trials md calculations
90 win the girl a. hts choice TIE
youth e. portrayed IN the typical
Fairbanks stvle. strange 20 say. THIS
young man Ands ~ more flfncult IS
keep In iar than ont ~ ~. and many
surprises are evolved during The
course OF the story, 70 - readil y
felt that Tn = fu-Out Again VIII
prove the greatest or AT fairbanks
successes on the serene.
tn SHOW ~ wa-ders- 20 come 20
the Garrick theatrr next week ls
said 20 De fhe biggest and best %
the y New York Winter garden pro-
ductions. As the show % wonders
is the last FUN. music and Virl show
~ Tho season IN the Garrick. before
the BonEteils stock engagement be-
gina special efforts nve being made
% make lt,the event % the thea trical
80 81, . $50
80
perforrla noes. ard when the cast ~
ne 0hoW cf WorT"FE ~ Ineht'o n"l
~ VIII De seen tnat the very
enter ainerH ot tfe .eNtfaFag ANA
world are N ~ company teoT r.
Monroe rat Funny and uu-tiuus will
be seen In hts familiar irnpereona-
lions ~ drcli fewaA types the How
ard brothers. White and Eugene W.T.
contribute an entirely new ORIGINAL
and amusing 0~ar1ff ctva-a~fw, TTs
ser O. grue as '-rhe rirrirts rrrr
wiH tell a host az new ard ludterous
stnriea and rurare OR eurks. Dan
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26

Baldwin. iT-J. =. Kennary.
cheue lai4-Jos. Kurncki
Chens. i9sl-- kofarklert-z a Rndech
Cscue lfE-fMerN- 81 chheis Ndwe co.
Davidson and uenuintFc y. Msgcrs
Fsrudaie sto-Nm. T. Mass
Dor, W.. -1e-Buuock Green Hdvs
90.
Peri w 1Nl Bullock Green Howe 90.
Fort W. fsh NaEie. Henry sons GO.
roet VI ait a N rnutp.
roreef, 1f5 ncrrmanN
Toreef jfTSt Fvyeaf Aye rilwe CO.
N,rard River rickNrd g pi.Eaff.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-15

rvch ME umie dostateczn1e SLIME
! stale bronic pred atakam par
tyi liberalnych i socyalistoW. To-
dobno ma flocie wciqz Ouch trivia
mocno burzliwy: ostatnlo znoW
kiukudziesieciu marynarzy suro-
wo pokarano "a to, IL ME chciHt
iSc do ryzykownej wysoce stuzDy
ma nurach - gdy do siuzby teJ o.
chotnik0w juz w Niemczech da'
VINO niema, mimo IL daJa tym co
siuza ma nurach specyalne pozy-
wienie, urlopy diuzsze, place wy
SIC ! awans s~zybszy... CeS. VIII
hclma spodziewaja sic w Berllnle
ME w~czesniej, jak pod konlec paz-
dziernika parliament niemleckl
zostat odroczony do 5go grudnia
- rzecz to tez wielce charaktery-
stvczna. IL wobec takich rozterek
! niepokoi6w rad odracza parla-
ment ma dluzej, nizby nalezalo:
Widocznie ME chcq, by przeszka-
DIAL rzadowi w jego absolutysty.
cznych poc4ynaniech. Ia granic2
komentuja zamet W sprawach
niemieckich, stale WzrastaJacy -
nader niekorzystnie ola rzqdu pr
skiego. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-15
W~strzymujeSw bEgzemy

Bee wzgledu ma to, lie razy bezskutecz-
ME ~probowales, mozesz wstrzymac swlerz-
bicnie, palenie egzemy przez uzycie troche
zemo, ktorego dostaniesz W kazdej apiece
"a $50. Ekstra duza butelka, S1.O0.
Colo sic zaczyna jak tylko zemo prTzylozy,c.
w kr6tkim czasie zazwyczaj wszelkle siaCy
egzemy, liszaj6w, wysypki,. pryszcz6w,
wqgr6w i podobnych chorob skornych
zostana. usuniete. ..
Ma oczyszCzenie sk6ry i ~uczynienie ,jej
zdrowa, uzywaG zawsze zemo,. ~Przcnika-
jacy, antyseptyczny pIyn: Me jest to
tIusta nasc i ME plimi. Gdy inne &rodli
zawiodIy, jest to jeGen srodek godny Ia
ufania ma p~rzypadloSci skory wszelklego
roGzaju. Q
The T. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland, O..
(ogl.).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-15
Z V0jNY
SPRAWY MORSKIE.
HOLANDYA
G
Amsterdam, ID. pazdziernika.-

Amsterdam, 10. paZQZleTnlkd.-
Rad holenderski wstrzymai
wstrzymaf wszystkie wysylki O.
kretowe do Anglii WSkutek niepo-
rozumien istniejqcych pomiedzy
tenn krajami, zdawna dose juz sic
datujacych. Rad angielski pred
tygodniem wstrzymaf kablowq ko
munikacye I Holandyq ma tax dlu-
60. az Holandya ME zawiesi zu--
pelnie swego handful Z NiemcamI,
dokad wySyIa wiele starego zela-
silva, przerabianego W Niemczech,
piasek ! zwir i inne materially SUI
rowe, potrzebnc Niemcom do wy
robu kOnkretu CementOwego;
nadto cd dawna 50 pretensye A
liantow do Holandyi "a posylanie
do Niemiec mas zyWnoSCi. Wszy-
stkie tie rzeczy znacZnq wywoluJq
niechec W Holandyi, ktorcj rozpo-
,rzqdzenie ostatnic uwazac nalezy
"a prosty rewanz wzgledem An
gill, przejawiaj2cy sumo juz duza
wrogiego nastroju.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-15
INNE TELEGRAMY.
ECHA AFERY ARGENTINA
SZWECYA - NIEMCY.

SZtOklO4IH, Io. pdZuZlCLIllhd.-
Rad szwedzki Original note mic
mieckq, odpowiadajacq ma zapyta-
ME Szwecyi o wyjaSnienie rewela-
cyl waszyngtohskich w sprawic
szpiegoskich i nielegalnych me-
tod, uzywanych przez posia ME
micckiego w A~rgentynie LuXbur-
ga do przesylania depesz niemie-
ckich - "a poSrednictwem SzWc-
cyl do Niemiec. WyjaSnienie owo
- faktycznie ME wyjaSnia nicze-
go, a Niemcy powiadaja, re mic
ME NIGGA pozytywnego powie-
dziec 0 sprawie, poniewaz ME mial
szansy Rad niemiecki >porozu-
mice sic bezpoSrednio Z poslem
Luxburgiem, Niemcy ponownie
wyrazaja ubolewanie Z tego po-
wodu, IL Luxburg naduzywal
szwcdzkiej ambasady do przesy-
lania depesz nielegalnego kohczy
wynurzeniami, re stosunki PREY
iazne niemiecko = szWedzkie TEN
ME zostfn2 z~ak}ocone.
CO SiE DZIEJE w ROSYI?
Piotrogr6d, Is. pazdziernika.-
Premier Kicrcnskij zaniemogl lex
ko Z wytezenia W ~oStatnich przeJ-
Sciach ! pracach; przebywa on W
Mohilcwie, gdzie jest kwatera
gl6wna Sztabu generalnego ro-
syjskich wojsk; zamicrza on oso-
biScie zwiedzic wszystkie wOjska
rosyjskie i czynnym jesf niestru-
dzenie okolo reorganizacyi armii ;
pewnc nieporozumienia w~yionily
sic miedzy rzadem Il komitetem
floty: minister m%arynarki, adm.
Nerderskij ma nadzieje rychlo jc
u~Smierzyc. Wszedzic gdzic sic pc
prowincyach pokazaly %anarchisty
CINE wybuchy,rzad uStanowll spc-
cyalne organizacye obywatelskle
do ich t}umicnia i przeciwdziala-
MIA i'm. w kraju stosunkowo spo-
kojniej: administracya funkcyo--
nuje normalnie.
ECHA ZAJsc N~IEMIECKICH.
Londyn, Is. pazdziernika.
Oficyalne komentarze anglelskle
O zaisciach ostatnich w Mem
czech, o wybuchu rebelii ma flo
Gle, rezygnacyi ministra marynar-
XII Capelle'go ftp. streszczajq sic
w tenn, il w Niemczech juz widzQ
i luz rozumieja, &c blokady pod
morskie niemieckie zrpbily fiasko.
Donoszq. IL Capelle. ten, ktorego
Tirplitz tworca barbarzynSko-pl-
rackich blokad podmorskich
bezwzglednych obral ma swego
nastepce, zrezygnowal i%stotnle, a
kancierz Michaelis zatelegrato-
wal O TEN do ccs. Wilhelma ten
podobno ME przyjai rezygnacyi
Capelle go, hub tez ~jeszcze ME
zgodzil sic ma nastepce jego, po-
niewaz przeszkodziia mu podroz
do Sofii Wiednia, gdzie bye mo-
re MOVIE projekty pokojowe be
da ustanowione. Przypuszczajq,
i Wilhelm ME zechce zatrzymy-
wac CapelleSo ma urZFuZle' Ponle-
waz skompromitowa} sic on ME
zrecznem SVEN wystaplenlem
przeciw socyalistom w parlamen-
Gle, a nadto pozwolil - przeoczy}
IL pod jego zarzadem mogly ma
flocie wytworzyt sic stosunki ia,
kie, kt6re doprowadziiy do via.
domej rebelii. Oczekuj2 wszedzie
zagranica lada dnia ustapienia
kanclerza Michaelisa, kt6ry sta
nowczo stale sic nlepozadany W
caiym kraju, wszystkim partyon
l. nawet ACKNOWLEDGMENT, kto-,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-22
B00TLEGCING CHARGES
WERE AIRED YESTERDAY
Cases Against Two psisndsr's Dis
missed and Two Others htid Go
Grand JON


Two "a ihs dfffndnnt Hfid in euHt
fUe action ef rno Frsud iHrt Hnd two
aafs zach sFalnai iwn nf thr defend
.nfs dnmisse1 nf roanif Aiiufnri
rapsf Was the nff rseelt ST % hFafnf
hsid befofe lvrure 20 iht rcace VIE.
an Nondaf mofnIns nhrn Nrs Glenr
nis Kennedy iiamon Hoiodo Thensr
insana and TwffiH Garcia urfF us-
rn.nnrd rharged With hootlegHinF
Two slul8ilona ~ tff iaw wrrf
charfsa aRaIrn Airs heHHodF nii-
sol fra feaufunr fhei thf1 puf based
both 4foi nud uhIahsl ffum mf she
u4s hnund uftf undsf band u eafh
eaae ln nu amount ~ $3.50 fe await sue
action 1T fhs GRAND lnr Two enafs
ufre allen shlrrei arninsi il1lsdn an''
hia bond Nss aiso nspd Ht fsel.
Te0 raaoa wrrf charged sFalnei Zoe
..4na ana garcln hni an filr statement
Ulsf tle l4rutl asa itsuifaltni ia
onntirf fhe ehafrfa were Ni-nlHHrd
81 the ssamInina uriHi toauis AZ
fnfrry Tafi1r represented fhf sinif
and % q snfhermrf appeared ~ ih'
Ncferaanif
Thf fanf PARTIES rffH arrested nnf
wees $50 la Constable Ire i'rini and
sarnI Robinson ard dfruflfF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-22
ENLISTMENTS IN NAVY
WERE LIGHT LAST WEEK
Total Number az Recruits Accepted ~
houston District iof ths Wees
Was Bot 80

EuHsimsnu in ihr Saw ffon tno
Houston District uf whhh the corpus
CHRISTI nsfinr 81 pegs fof Pre- post
assk showed comparative uh an
impaired nlfh fhr nfrfioua vffA en.
llsfm.u,r GOV aU uf fhf stations Boy fnr
grirIlf smourffnE fu 500 fhis nc'tN
nK fn. lrrfaHs rsrslUf mrn
Ifuurfun 500 frsf wifh o.. afhrf sia
fians fauowIna in fnr nrtfr manned
nainmnnf f San tnfarln Galveston
Corpus rhusi q Palestine b. 10n-
kam % kusin sna pnu Arfmif
nrntsf iaitAc iH shafTD 81 fas itscai
station .s maAlns Cd determined rffnst
fa .rrufs af luaef lt recruits duflna tna
nfasenf wfrf fie pnnts onf fhsf ih'
rtf faa noN trsn affarnfa aHh ihaf
fhs Naly offers exceptionally snlrndl1
apunrtanincr frf nasarr fnfnf Also
+ thaf o. le more paflour ta BIZ s Went
fhHu srrf
b. A eueifffu1 his assistant a1 Coo
station lfatfs iHIs mHh3Ua fnf ihfst
B aaff ,ampaiEn Boz iirnwnstliif nnd fns
ffafHrr rlfY d. rrIrcfed f0 rsntflnufs
+ . nnmnef ~ 5naHa mrn fu fhls hrauch
& tHe service
Tho trmponff station nf iirnHnftliif
Ulnl,s luratsd BOZ the rrdrfal hm'dius
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-22
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
OF HIGH SCHOOL CLASS
ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT

COMMENCEMENT ffffrlars rf ihr Ger
aas christi nlgh H0naoi sln a. beii
Wrdnratsf sfsninf af 4o t|nrh ~
Ere liiFN Ntnlg Au1Houumi rhe
raaaatnF 0ass fnia fraf numbers
fhirff .tvn heina core 0f ihe iarfcsi u
ne hirfnif 81 TO- HfA0si Girls aui
Hunhsf Hhs hnss fsfnif ~ tisH asHHr
atrf neirr firir and tuslfU nrirf uHff
d Bee addfsn- niH he deinfrfd hf o.
g. 81 ga1nf AsspflHte i'fpfeHsf'f
% Epfllsh 20 ihe eiais rmtefsiit
Tic aiuIiHir urnar4m ior ftf ftff
His f1inv
Mnftb. saHiofs' tnorHa" franffi
HeieH iisnfrspn
frrucaf.ot Nef frnry Austin
fnrifumfnfnf isala lnnaielf fluF
eierYj" tsadnafal l1afenrs Houih
address 80 g. - Payne o. ~.
ruflafe Professor nf Lnfiirt Niafr Frf
aafrifi 81 IfaaH
RnfWafofl flefuihf Fniii
NsleaIfiors Faisiif Wei
frsfniats,n ~ Diplomas a ~
Ffrmfh pf.sidfnt iaafd ~ FdaeHilnn
kwardinn ~ Scholarship tirtalH
sHpffiHfenafUt luffph H. Teacher.
fi.neblliion iist - g south
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-22
roe youe cmlo.s COUGH

u,res pheasant cough syrup that
every chIld nkes fo iakc lr usifH
rtnr.Taf iianrf n Seu ehia bias n
dprr lnuInf cnurh that worries Auu
give him ur neHs lins 1af iiun'N
trc su.thine pinr haisams relieve thr
counh ioostns thr rhcAm and hraiH
t,r Nrintrd uasHrs o" n haiiie to.
dat at fnur DRUGGIST lnd start tfost.
m.nt ri once BOO Adv
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-05-22
Realty Transfers

Realty transfrrs filled ~ record
tisi,aas in the nff.fs - ceunis clffA
MfC.iar. fsIlun
central Wharf ana Marsgqlfsr 90
fo So . Robertson. AiolA IS ~ ~
ana ~ li FBi.diyisiun ~ Coffaf
CHRIST. $50 and afbsf cunsidfratious.
N q sfstftf. D.. ~ bfaHr fnlniF
to w4Hlam r. Caok ~ rnta rsunit
Illinois. bee 2 ana e. fansma A.
fifian 90 rars Aranass. $500 conai1efa-
fion
Iliias schn4uig aua wlfs ~ Nneres
county fn Il iiaisFl1 ~ Safafrp
county. I11gf srfcs neaf ARq nHife
nunsiasfAt3au tttf1
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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-11-01
plan. Drive for Safety.

A new educational drive for safety
in the industries OF Pennsylvania, a
plan for members OF the Department
OF Labor and Industry to convey YER
bal messages OF carefulness and eau.
tion to employees In mass meetings,
to workers in groups and to individual
workmen in the mills, has been
launched by Commissioner Jackson.
Every member OF the department, and
especially the inspectors, wherever To-
Gated in Pennsylvania, has been di-
rected by the commissioner virtually
TO 70 on the stump" for safety, to
arrange for additional safety rallies
at the large plants In their localities,
TO give MONDAY safety talks and to
preach safety constantly In individual
associations.
This intensive verbal drive for
safety Is TO supplement the motion
picture entertainments and other
meetings for safety conducted by the
department. the safety data promul'
gated by printed matter and the regu-
lar safety inspection work by the field
forces OF the department. A written
communication from Commissioners
Jackson has been received by every
member OF the department directing,
as patriotic duty, cooperation In
the work of saving man power for
the nation.