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EVERY MORNING
4 Little Crystal u Thought for Everv
Day in the Week.

81 5ew IF - are .antent n .e
pleasures r sa we're here a.ouid
mucn more Aappness u The word.
4oNDA1
~or,e = Ia Ire s. -eaa.v -asa
cushing nat ae aqtt,a lD a.r 'eelnE
s, much that even olr nearest ald 1eare>
sometImez d0uDt whether va are
hem al ali. How .loAsa'
r~EsDAv
The grace lat enables + -a
aaupuv aItn aur aome peoule la i raIn-
- /" p-aved Tor .sr as nuca ~ race
..sed a rennoUs sense.
TEo@EsDAr
We aave no -ght. l1uer anF reun-
Stances. -7 exercise tae Art 81 halng Dis
agreeable taward those Vno are pouno s.
I've alrh Is
-arRsDAT
Take alarm al 9nce If rog aad 74rseH
getting INTO a40t u crlLicL>llg ID me
reople round sgu erv luel aefe are
too uanv ceIormers III tre world 4-reao
rRlDAf
Nor. - on mat alone uunS II -.e
ii ras a.s -av l4s aeip Iay AZ eu0
Gown hor> AMI pray
-t-rHDA.
aac reason vuv many Fl IS ma
Disappointing cat We arc Ar % Aee
.u getting, -1- .o- Ea4 .eca en5L-a or
-th1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
MOSTLYABOUTPEOPLE

To have Miss Silyercruys here, to
morrow evening, AZ the Queen 7 Thcat5e
is an event 0f great Importance, and II
10 expected a crowded house will greet
the charming little refugee, who ~ able
to speak such good English, and N tell
about her escape from Belgium IN such a
dramatic manner that she makes won
derfully pathetic appeal She will be
the weekend guest Of Mr. and Mrs
Josiah Marvel, and Mrs Marvel will give
an informal ten for her tomorrow after
noon, at Nanticoke
Mrs Mmg1pctta Miller entertained al
Bmall card party, yesterday afternoon,
for Miss Hannah Woodnut Of seattle,
Wash
Mr. Frank l.. Connabie went %
Atlantic City, yesterday, 70 spend fort
night
Private Herbert Bates, who ypoke a.
The Playbotn> last evening IS q guest
of Mr. and Nrs Otho NOwiand
Colonel and Mr.. Edmund q. Buckrr
spent This week IN Washington, y. &.
VT. hDl NlFH. FATDHfN 4fAFTElIh hfb
spending the week end AZ camp on the
Severn river, which they have taken for
this month.
Mr. aRd Mrs Richard Woodbridge
gavo supper of twenty-fodr covers -
Namaan's last Sunday evening
Miss Virginia Ree=e, who had been in
Florida and in Augusta, Ga Tor two
months returned homo his week
The Ne1 Century Club clccta ofbcer,
on Wedne dav ncxt. and new compile
menf II officers riIl 20 INTO p0wer .or .
two-year term The retiring president
Mrs A II Berlin brought a verv pleasing
and delightful personality ~ he Office
and she can leave ~ leelng fnat her adj
minlsfration ha@ seen many Inpor' ant
and significant things accomplished 2
he club and in world affairs There
are, ~ present two rtndidafes for Of
fcc. Mrs Robert = RaYner and Mr.
William : Prckett. both 81 whom have
served in VARIOUS capacities IN the club.
and IN church and socisl 5ervIce wort
The club Is continuing Ifs Saturday
compiled and written bv Mrs Flnor
Rcyboid Description If Afanitou.
Mrs .Iohn + Schunder. Description oi
Pixies peak. Miss Florence 7. Hall
vocal solo. Mrs William Morrow; 5ketch
- Little Tilt Mis- Fl & Prize and
Miss thce Reybold singing star
Spangled Banner
Mrs John &. Schunder president ~ ne
Delaware Citv Club had charge If the
program. Refreshments we're served bv
members pf the local cluD
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ST. JOHNS WOMEN

The women 81 i. Jonn tuullary
NhllI hold . supper n tna perish house
" euneSda} evening neat -o 7.1ee money
for aeir pledges
The Rcd Cross iir.acn meets Tlasa4t
and THURSDAY afternoons. sn4 al .nc
women By tae nclghborhoad arc invited 10
.ttenQ
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oompried and written bv Mrs Flnor
HONOR ROLL OF LIBERTY BONDS.

More bonds have been sold n he
response TO the call rom ne Women =
Committee for :. 900 buvers oi 500 bonds
TO aeIp them over he ton
Those vno bought YESTERDAY rerr
D II Bucher Waiter Fl ann. Robert
Il Mcwcom. Thomas Il Melvin. Harrv
@ Robinson. William Kane 2 i. Butter
Emna Menan Mar F. Johnson. Ciar-
ence Radcr. John " Anderson. Jr AIrs
+ Burt Frederic Darlington. James 81 .
Armstrong, Margaret Hes4iy
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shcloths knitted by the pupils Of the
school They have been knitting wash
cloths under the direction Of their teacher
Miss katherine Hall. and other teachers
and the work turned IN was all very credit
able Mrs Thompson offered prizes fpr
the host. and they were awarded 10 sara
Frederick, who received leather sewing
case, and Edward Hcay. who got base
ball glove, ball and score card
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
CENTRAL ". VI. ).

The annual meeting a- The Noaa il 5
MISSIONARY ~oe,etz ai Central Pre, by-
terrain Churth viii "a hgld III thu church
parlor next Tues iay afternoon II $ clock.
In addition 81 the presentation III the
annual reports, 4 report of tae recent
preshNter-M meeting II Salisbury Nd
nlli Ie read
The missionary discussion. under the
direction ot Mrs liomer Barry VIII be
on tn subject. IF sam Porto Rico ana
Cuba
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MIDDIETOWN CLUB.

Iuc~da> W:~ Rc9Hf 4t1 I2.t .dc
MIdditevu Ncu Century Club aud the
proar ..n Wa~ i ri~t si,m .h Delaware
City Club about thut> meuter~ ui hat
delightfully."- entertained ~ he members
Of the IorI club with thc follow ing
program
Singing. america. vocal solo, Mrs
William Morrow. accompanied by Mrs
" [ RcN bold; <, dorado the Beautiful -
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night danoes for men IN Uniform and
the gnests are enjoying The danc lert
much. This evening, Mrs. Georgo
Cap~lie, Jr. viii bc hDgtess
Mrs r. y Cheney If South Mancbes-
ter, Mass, made Drief yisit With Nr
and Mrs Harry q Haskell this Nrck
The dance n be gwen on Mas rs :,
raisc money for tho Amy GIrl RAM
port Tobacco Fund is n be ~ thr C0unfry
Club, and not the Century Cub -
announced on Wodneadav There IRE
so many thousands n .rDoTa being sent
over now, that the funds for supplyirg
them with tobacco IRE sadly tazrd and
the cor0Initteea IN gveTy city arr dong
whatcycr they ean N incrcasc t1cfr funds
J obaceo il extremely noooFaary En-
more so than ever before, boratlge fte
Transports are grrroundcd nth sy0,e
screens y coureal them fror1 10 sGF
marines, and aa anybody kn01e 18th o.i
md coal smoke arc ertrrrnely rrnr,leaaar'
and il helps greatly II man has piy,e ~
tobacco ~ surround himself nth 2 1itflc
halo that oTcrg onorr c0ogcrfal atm
phere than the unnatural orp sr,1-t
the ship
Mies Louies Iea y ehaiyrar n tre
committee sn1 tho dame shcrsli ~
financial success ~ Teli ~ a pleassrt
diversion N war '.nos
Mr. and VI. Herrv ? d1 Pou4 s,r
being congratulated - fhe rtb =
daugh'sr on TGcsda. ogerIng n thig Vesl
a. the Hotel belmont Eew rrk Cif,
where hey have born staying ~ soroa
time The bab~ haa h"er naroed Pallirn
Irree
Corporal Herra teIorr rs i.anhcr
DIVISION trd eert 30 rance oofo'e-
gnere ne served .re .,ercsee
mud 10 the rnrrs rost IS fue t.roe IN
FL w-s gassrd and .f- Ell of sr-Tre ~e
g4s afFco' n ti. r-ee md ngs nd re s~-
been nvailed agrr since tia va.s Cne
- rnt over - tenr-ei pe-hr0g ~ ee'r
If The ,bo-t, loan rrrnrsfgn .nf he
6eer ynnalIng IN ver,o'l- parts ~ NJ fa-'
HI RETURNS 'a !rencn etufe 7ooo - ~
.nta The frrncneS and tske chances n tra
fortunes 81 var f.0rDorsi Bates za--
that uanv ro-drrfa angs are going Il.
over there trat can ~ '1i1 pre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
Looking Backward

R9g- tacetiou-lE Ih~ i . picture
Of ny vie first husband
Dlggs ~iIlv-iookiao 2uy BIN -sy
didn.t hho" Eou wlie Va- married before
She met Nou
Riggs She WASH Ih,~ i j picture Of
myself when | was twenty-five Boston
Transcript
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
BENEFIT AFFAIRS

May Is Dance at Country Club Tor
Army Glrls Transport Tobacco Fund
Tickets can bc secured from Miss Louise
Nav II R,mmagc sale at $50 Tatnall
street, by Belicfontc Civic Club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
d. 1. z. Meeting

Lag.ar R0uneE IhApttT, n r.
viii nave i meeting 0t special interest "a
Tuesday afternoon Ii the New Ceutt.rv
Cluo There Sill be reports rom me
Continental Cougress and Mrs HowarI
Ross 5 arranging al interesting proc
grain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04

and down threads. not on the bias. and
give special attention ta smooth hcn1s #
You wish skirts To look vel Keep
ipided thick towel ready To lav under
rinbroidery or under the hooks and owes or
buttons oi dainty waists and ron these
paris "a ~ wrong side Iron the linen
,ih''i qldfe dry il toQ wish to produce a
hIGh gio-- oman World for Ap-Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
HOLIDAY HOUSE
WANTS DONATIONS

90, yes, and we'd like 70 have piano
and We wouldn' miud bit il somebody
gave us a Nlctrola. This is the way
they talk a. the ! " G about the
Lolid:-y house the4 Ne taken faf . 1ear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
Rellefonte CIVIC Club.

lac .nuua. meeting oi the Beleianle
Clvc Club VIII ~ held Tuesday a.ter-
noon al 80 clock At the home e Mrs.
j Allen Colby
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04

Workers arc &skcd 10 call 1t Gid
City He'll for comfort bags. They
ere cut out @nd rcady for making
General Pcrshine hos called for
1000 Of these from Dclaware. End
the need Is immcdlatc Will YOU
help
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
Nnn.hine Snriet,

Corae~p9., Brauea n NH ines,
NonGaN night st HE hons 81 Mrs
Wyn4rd Bayls. Asb.e<
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
LEAVE THE TABLE. ARC HE.

isitor An. and has ,ne atae man
washed Is tace Tor breakfast
Archie No ID tor yoU iuC-c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
He Knew Somethine AbouI h.

>u Nol AnoN anything IS le ats ..
hushaudrY3
i'll augh In. lNr u4rrvt ne
daughters Baitmsrc Awar..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04

what next IL is shocking thing and
seems all the more so as Paris is just now
at its most beautiful moment. The spring
is very early and the rhododendrons are in
full bloom in the Champs Elysees and
the chestnuts come in apace.
Yours very sincerely,
Anna Murray Vail. Treasurer.
March 2S-Onc of my workers has Just
returned from night at the Care du
Nord 1t was most poignant. The crowds
terrific. A baby was born in the midst of
the confusion others are expected. There
is great suffering and agony of mind
among the aged This is too horrible
Think of us and pray for us
have Just heard that the wounded
are coming in from the front and field
hospitals Why do we have to live
through such a horror again? Work
work all OF YOU, and without ceasing
A. NJ v.
The above letter shows the stress OF
relief work IN Paris, and gives just a
glimpse of the emergency work that the
American Fund for French Wounded does
IN cooperation with the Red Cross. As
Mrs. Benjamin lathrop, it's chairman
sand when she was here IN January the
Amcncan fund being n smaller organlZa-
tion and less bound by form, can hurry
moro and prove a kind OF emergency aid
for the Red Cross Their work IN French
hospitals Is one Of the greatest Of its
features ther dispensarles in many
towns and cities OF France do fine work
and then they do that great work Of lend
ing 4 hand wherever needed. Of responding
to the call Of distress and OF responding
quickly to every demand made upon them.
Wilmington 5 great contributions Is the
500 pounds of ether sent monthly 10
supply anest hatics for operations IN
French hospitals augmented for the
terrible drive now going on by 500
pounds c<tra Other things especially
hospital supplies are sent from here.
This fund needs money. hospital sup
plies socks, chocolate. towels mosquito
netting and cotton drawers Who will
help
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
Wonen's
Organizations
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK:
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
800 A. m.
Red Cross, Trinity Parish House.
zoo p. m.
Scott ". II. NJ s.
p. r. r. Women's War Relief, r. r. r
Station.
go p. m.
Ladies Aid Society, North Baptist Church
800 p. m.
Woman's Alliance. First Unitarian Church
W. +. NJ. S, St. Paul's Church.
Pastors Aid Society. Hanover Church.
$50 p. m.
Washington Heights Century Club, Cur
rent Events Class
7.45 p. m.
Grace Home Mission Circle
500 p m.
Caroline Tstnnll Tent, d. of ", du Pont
Post.
Elementary Graded S. S. Union.
Westminster Guild, First Presbyterian
Church
Business Girls Club Y w. c. A,
TUESDAY.
Red Cross, Trinity Parish House.
$50 q. m.
Red Cross Central Church
1000 a. m.
Red Cross, Harrison Street Church.
$50 p. IN.
Casar Rodney Chapter. d. A. r., New
Century Club.
Red Croes. st Johns Church.
800 p. IN.
Womcn's Missionary Society, Central
Church
Mite Society, Central Church
Hllles ". G. r. L
3i5 p. m.
Kings Heralds, Harrison Street Church. |
700 p. IN.
Red Cross. Fifth Ward Center.
80 p. m.
Red Cross, Grace Church House
Red Cross, Bethany Baptist Church.
Red Cross, Ursuline Academy.
Red Cross, st Andrew : Church
Red Cross, Business Women's Auxiliary, |
Queen Theatre
Ladies AID Society, Bethany Baptist
Church
W II NJ :. Union Church
New Castle County Graded S 5 Union
800 p. m.
Wilmington \. 2. b.
WEDNESDAY.
200 p. IN.
Thacher Union, " {. r I.
" q. \. A. r ID
800 p. nj.
New Century Club, Monthly Meeting.
" {. T. L.
700 p. m.
Husbands and Wives Night, Fifth Ward
Red Cross Center
7.45 p. m.
! i Il
Church
Ladies AID society, First Presbyterian
Church.
thursday.
1000 a. m.
Red Cross. Hanover hurch
Red Cross. ImmAnuel Church
Red ross. = Andrew Church
ll.00 a. m.
Junior Board, Homeopathic Hospital.
2.30 p. m.
Woman Missionary Society, Vest
Church
800 p. m
" oman Guild. TRINITY Church.
700 p. m.
Red Cross. Fifth v ard Red Cross Center
7.30 p. m.
Red Cross Grace Church House
Red Gross bethany Baptist Church
Red Cross. Business y oman Auxiliary.
Queen Theatre
Ladies AID Society, Asbury Parsonage
FRIDAY.
200 p. m.
Red Cross. Central { Church
300 p. m.
v omans Missionary society, Hanover
Church.
3.45 p. m.
Junior League Harrison Street Church.
Junior G. f.. Second Baptist Church.
Junior G. T.. Central Church
JUNIOR & f., Eastiake Presbyterian
Church
Junior G T., Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church
7.3O Q. M
iris Friendly. St Andrew ) and st
Barnab bas Marshallton
Red Cross Unitarian Church
500 p. m.
" G. A Industrial Girls
'arcnt-T Teacher Association, Central
Church
4 omen " orkcrs. Harrison Street Church
scott " II. NJ :.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
Call Potatoes to
Meats Support

Nation Has Big Food Reserve Record Tuber Crop of
Year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
RED CROSS.


"a t+4
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-29
|ALL CALLED ON TO WORK
Necessity for Some Uessul oeeupatiea
Must b Apparent 70 Every ons
at This Time.

Labor has gained throughout thu
last year In the feeling and thought
Of the world. The strain and pseils Of
the times hive brought an unusually
sober and reflective state Of mind. Men
and women have been more than com
monty concerned With tho gravsst
problems Of existence. They have
given more than the ordinary consid.
Grafton to the needs and dangers Of
life.
All this has contributed to the dig.
nifty and honor Of hard work. Never
was there more general recognition
Of the necessity Of meeting real trials
manfully and playing . mans part In
the serious business Of living. NevR
In recent times was II more dimeult
10 shirk without discredit or spend
the crowded years In idlsness without
foefsiting respect and reputation. Ths
world has % much b do. % many
great taslEs crowded upon IL mental
and physical resources that work q
more than ever before he plainsse and
most Vital duty Il IN who have
strength for sesvieo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-29
VNteNleke psAnel.

Wage workers, members In good
Standing a he unioa Of the tsads o.
calling at which thsy are employed,
who realise - . fundamental psin.
dpls the necessity q unity Of al their
fellows employed ct he same trade q
calling; who recognise the vital, logical
sxtsasion. growth and development of
all unioos o3 all trades and eallines
and who strive to- The unity. fsdsea-
don, cooperation, fraternity and soli.
darity Of all organized wage carners {:
who can and do subordinate self for
Tie common good and always strive
for The common up,ift: who decline to
limit the sphere Of their activity BY
any dogma. doctrine Of ism-nnaliy.
those organised wass workers who
fsarisssly and insistsntiy maintain and
contend that The trade unions, the
trade union movement are paramount
70 any other form Of organisaton or
movement Of labor In the world, are
The ideal unionistA.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-29
HARLEM OIL CAPSULES
IF YOUR BACK ACHES

Do yoa TED t1red and "wosn-outt'
Afe you nervous and irritablsf Don't
Glssp we'll at nishtf Have q dragged
o1t." unrsstsd feeling when you got
up In the morningi Dissy spellsi Bill
iousS BAD taste In the mouth, back
acAs. pain or soreness In the loins.
and abdomenf Severe distress when
urinating. bloody, cloudy urine or ED.
imsotf All these indicate gravel o.
eboos In the bladder. or that the POI.
0o0ous microbes. which are always In
your system, have attacked your kid
neys.
You should use GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM OIL Capsules Immediately.
Tho oil soaks gently into the walls
and lining Of the kidneys. and the lit
tie poisonous animal germs, which ara
causing the Inflammation. arc imme-
diately attacked and chased out Of
your system without inconveoienes q
pain.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-29
Joy fee AeelSeelSalseA

Twas at Carchsmish On the day The
greatest Hitt1ts ind ever uneazthsd
was revealed to the ~ Of man for
the lirst time In three thousand ysars.
When the snthusiastic laborers had
carefully uncovered the precious dole
r1te slab, and the oversssr. bending
over 1t like some near-sighted silai
Manner carsssing his gold, had die.
covered that It bore the longest Httita
inscription ever found. ten shots from
. big Colt rsvolver. fred - . back
sAsesh to the stone. echoed and 70.
echoed across the Buphrates, and
workmen and directors know that q
big ind had been made.
Pandemonium was let loose. Labor
ers came running from all directions
to share In the Joy Of discovery. al.
so shared In that Joy. shouted con-
gratulations to Khali. the giant pick.
man.
praise be to Godr I cried. BE
grinned 10 I could 80 al his teeth.
and answered, Goods bleasdns return
to you Christian Herald.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-29
PUT 1T sQUARELY UP TO DAD
Youne Con Of Famous Member Of wig.
liantsss Frankly Considered hls
Father q Stacker.

Ellis Parker Butler. the author. who
lives at H1ushing. and II dsvotng his
energy 10 aiding in the successful
prosecution Of the war, does not bear
IN enviable reputation for patriotism
m his own household. NJ. Butler has
been writing for the Thrift and Wal
seamps campaign.
Mr.. Butler u the father Of twin
sons Of tender &c. Several nights
go b. returned homo ursd altar Q
day's work for the Red Gross and
took his seat at the head Of the table.
Aktsf thsy had finished their dinner
tAs twins produced their Thrift Stamps
aAd started b count them.
dad. look at all the stamps I have."
aid one Of the younsstsrs Il have
100. Look at brothers pile, be has
moro than I"
NJ. Butler nodded approvinsly b
Mn. Butler and they both smiled
There was silence for Q minute. then
ooe Of the twins looked up and a.
claimed: dad. why don't you Do some
thing patziotaer
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-29
GIRLS! USE LEMONS
FOR SUNBURN, TAN
Try III Make this lemon letlen
TO Whltsn your tanned o.
Tracked skin.

Squeeze the Juice Of two lemons in.
10 bottle containing three ounces Of
Orchard White. shake well. and you
have quarter pint Of the best freckle.
sunburn and tan lotion. and complex
lon whitener. at very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces Of Orchard White for Q
few cents. Massage this sweetly fra
grant lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands and see how quickly the
frtackles. sunburn. windburn and tan
disappear and how clear, soft and
white the skin becomes. Yes! II 4
haEmless.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-29

Don't ignore the little pains ~
aches" especially backachss. TAeH
may b little now but there u 10 tel.
Ing how soon dangerous OF fatal d.
ease Of which they are the fpeeeuAs
neiS may show itself. 90 aftee ~
cause Of that backache ct o0ca. q ~
may ind yourself In he grip e On n.
durable disease.
Do not delay . minute. % b YOU
druggist and Insist on his sapplyiaa
you with Q box Of GOLD MEDAL
Harlem OIL Capsules. In ~ hours
you will feel renewed health and visoc.
After you have cured yourself. con.
tinus to take one or two Capsules
each day 20 - to keep in hrst-claso
condition, and ward Oh the danger q
future attacks. Money refunded u
they do not help you. Ask for thu
original imported GOLD MEDAL
brand. and thus be sure Of getting tha
genulna.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-29
Ever Upward
are tho labossng msnS

TT b not enough to win rights
from . King, and write them
= down h q book,
New men. new lights, and the code
Of thc fathers the sons may never
Whist b Hbesty now were license
then; their freedom our yoks
would b,
And each nsw decade must have nsW
men to determine Ito liberty.
0anhnd b . marching army with
beoadsning front the while,
Shall Il crowd ID bulk on the worn
paths Of clear 20 the outward
III p3ooeesu afo thoee dreamsfs who
hssd neither tongue nor pen,
OF tie human spiders whose elk b
WOW from the lives Of toilinS
-leha Boyle Orally on Wsads,l
Phillips.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-29
labors Fair Share.

The "dignity Of labor" sounds well
from the rostrum. but the men and
women who do the worlds work and
produce tho worlds wealth arc rnpldly
learning that their dignity - well q
thsir happiness depends upon their To-
slstsnce on Q more equitable distri'
button Of the products Of their toll.
They have learned that the only way
70 secure anything like q fair division
u By organised effort through banding
togsthef 10 unions for The raising d
wages and ~ shosteniag u the hour
q toll. Through 00sA oegaaised s6oet
~ have raised ~ Standard Of uv1AG
~ svssy WegksF.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-29
Hs Could, All Rlohe,

1.-THE sounds Of battle are something
terrifying" roared the lecturer. "Can
you imagine the sc1pamins Of the
Shells the roaring Of he cannons, the
yells Of the men, the rattle Of the
rifles and machine gunsr'
"Yes, sir. think I can" said the
meek little man In tho front row. who
thought the question was meant for
him. I'VE got three singers, two from
bone players. eight pianos. fourteen
talking machines, a violinist and q
cornetist in our block. all trying to
get hack In practice"
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-29
HELPS WORKERS IN DENMARK
labee Insurance Law Has 0sen
prewsd Of Material Benefit -
People In That Country.
H1HO arc the labonng Nssnf
VWs arc thu laborsng mon:

In 1907 Denmark enacted q labor
Insurance law. Fully III, 900 persons
and % PER cent Of the workmen In
Oenmark are now insured. cine peo-
portion 70 u per cent Of the men In.
surable and q per cent Of the insur.
able womsn.) Practically all the In
dust1ial laborers are insured under he
acE
Within the limits prescribed By the
NV. tie conditions Of unemployment
Insurance vaIy with each fund. The
eue0 vary from the minimum Of $40
paid By the unskillsd workmen to The
maximum Of - PER year paid By he
workers In stuceo. Ths daily st.
pend . one. one and . half. o. Two
hooA according to the financial status
q ~ fsad. A krone 70 equal to about
- esnts. TIE period Of payment runs
ffo0 30 days In The year allowed the
uaG11llsd laboeefs 10 tie maximum q
10o allowed the printers. The total
anoant Of the benefits paid In 1913
Was t40oy410. Of which 6aS pr csnt
rs Distributed By The members: no
pr cent BY the state. and 14.S pr cent
b. H. communes. The sums spent
= "a ot unemployment from all
sources for the i've years, during
wAScA IL act has been In operation,
Amounts to e1,766.O00.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-08-29

a ND because eternal thinss ars
"a tue this 70 The biggest Labor
- Day and also one q the mosa
serious. L 10 ~ sober In its deeper
relations and aspects ~ Il 10 inspis.
Ing to labor leaders and members Of
labor organizations because Il comes
In q time Of notable labor gains and
demonstrations Of labor's power and
prestige.