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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

POTRZEBA 2 pokrywaczy dach0w
papierem, . pomocnik6w, 60 cent6w M
godzine. 1902 s. Hermitage v II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11
ZBRoJNA LIGA PANSTW


Rzym, II. czerwca. - Austro-
n:emiecka konferencya odbedzie
sic w Berlinie tego miesiaca ola
rcwizyi celow wojennych pahstw
centralnych. Bulgaria i Turcya
NIGGA wyslac swych reprezentan-
tow.
Amsterdam, II. czerwca. -
w artykule wiedenskiej nNeue
Freie Presse'' proponuje podkan-
.clerz niemiecki Friedrich Won
Payer trwaia ekonomiczna i mi
litarna unie miedzy Niemcami a
Austro- Wegrami z tendencya sto-
pniowego zacierania roznicy cha i
granic. pnia dotychczasowa jest
niewystarczajaca; konieczna jest
unia Scisla i trwala. Tylko w ra-
zie takiej uni r~ozwiazac MONA
kwestye polska, przyczem zrozu-
miaiem jest, re przyszla Polska
nalezaiaby r6wniez do uni austro
niemieckiej. A juz n%ieocenione
wprost byiyby korzysci uni, gdy-
by Rosya, Bulgaria i Turcya
przyiaczyiy sic do ligi %centralnej,
choc w lu~zniejszej nieco formis.
Naturalnie pahstwa objete unia
.byly wolne politycznie, jed
nose wszakze komendy wojsko--
wei, uzbrojenia, p1an6w, cwiczeh
ftp. zdaje sic bye konieczna. Wo-
bee takiego bloku Centralnych
PRONE byiyby wszelkie wrogie
zakusy jakiegokolwiek pahstwa
czy grupy pahstw, a w6wczas po-
koj Europy spoczywaiby w re-
Ikach Niemiec i Austryi, a bylby
w dobrych rekach. - Take jest
marzenie Niemiec zapanowania
mad Swiatem pc wojnie.
SPRAWY
Hardin, Mandzurya, II. czerw-
ca. - General Somehow, dowod-
ca wojsk nti-bolszewickich w Sy
beryi, wyczekuje lada >chwila po-
mocy wojsk japohskich. General
Somehow odparl wprawdzie woj-
ska bolszewickie, ktore przekro--
czyiy rzeke Anon w prowincyi
tranbajkalskiej, ale poiozenie je-
go jest grozne. Urzedowo zaprze-
~czono wszelkim raportom o spo-
dziewanej zbrojnej interwencyi
Japonii w Syberyi, w powaznych
wszakze koiach Acknowledgment
przyznaja, re operacye pewne
chinsko-japonskie PREY koopera--
cyl Aliantow nastapia lada chwi-
la.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Londyn, II. czerwca. Powa,
zny bunt wybuch} miedzy wojska
mi austryackiemi ma wschodnim
froncie, stosownie do depeszy z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

POTRZEBA do szycia szewk6w PREY
custom spodniach. 1901 Larrabee utica
II. Carlson. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

POTRZEBA pierwszorzedengo mez-
czyzny do piracy W garazu W nocy.
Dobre miejsce. Staia praca. 2021 N.
Kedzie ave-, blisko Armitase. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

sprawie wysokich cen mleka w ca
lynn kraju. w niekt6rych Stanach
mleko jest sprzedawane pc 10 cen
tow kwarta, W innych zas Cd 7
DO s "a kwarte. Urzednicy .Sta-
novel Rady Obrony" staraja sic,
azeby cena mleka byia rowna pc
calym kraju.
MYER ME
EYE.
Seattle, Wash, II. czerwca. -
Kongresman Martin Myer, ktory
zostai fatalnie uszkodzony w wy
padku automobilowym W zeszly
piatek, zmarl wczoraj wieczorem.
BRAK MIEKKIEGO WEGLA.
Washington, II. czerwca. - A
zeby nadal prowadzic wojne, Sta
ny Zjednoczone beda musia}y o.
debrac nie-wojennym fabrykom
100000 ton wegla. Take O.
swiadczenie wydal wczoraj admi-
ristrator opalow, DR.. Harry A.
Garfield. Zapasy wegla wszyst-
kich fabryk, trudniacych sic wy
robem pasazerskich automobil6w,
beda zmniejszone Cd 1 do % pro-
cent zeszlorocznych zapasow.
Kazda fabryka ME wojenna albo
bedzie musiala zmniejszyc tego-
roczne zapasy wegla, albo trudnic
sic ma rzadowa robota. laden ho-
tel. budynek ofisowy / sk}ad ME
'bedzie mog} gromadzic wielkich
zapas6w wegla. Niepotrzebne
Swiatla elektryczne w domach
po ulicach beda limestone. We
giel bedzie najwiecej uzywany W
fabrykacR wyrob6w okret6w, sta
.lowniach, w transparency in
nych uzytecznych wojennych
produktach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

POTRZEBA portera W piekarni. Must
movie po anglelsku Tub niemiecku. -
1910 W.. Chicago ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

POTRZEBA cz}owieka do mycia au-
tomobili w prywatnem garazu. Stala
praca. dobra zaplata / must umiec pro-
wadziG automobil. Zgiosic sic pnr. 1872
w. Harrison I'll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11
PRACA.

PORZEBA dobrego krawca do fastry
gowania koinierzy 1 dziewczat do IA
strygowania kantow PREY surdutach.
1924 W. North ave. II
POTRzEB Adziewczat do magli. Do
bra zapiata, pok6j 1 wiki. Chicago
Beach Hotel, 51sza | Cornell ave. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

POTRZEBA klerka do skladu RET
niczego. Staia praca. S26 N. Ashland
ave. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

POTRZEBA pomocy W %pracowni spool
nj, k~ieszeniarek ,piecers" PREY spod--
mach. The Royal Tailors, 731 South
Wells utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

rOTRZEEA dos ~T:adczonych wyFoi-
czarsk przy sn:dutach. 1922 North
IalsteL III. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

POTRZEBA rzeznika do pomocy w
fabryce kie}bas. 1903 w. Chicago ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

POTRZEBA ~chlopc6w IA do 10 let
mich, IS ma tydzieG, przynicScie szkol-
ne swiadectwo. 1911. Polk utica. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

SPRZEDAM szewski warsztat repera-
cyjny. 1913 n. Robey I'll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

POTRZEBA ,.rubbers" PREY lawkach
fortepianowych. 1926 w. Lake I'll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

POTRZEBA kelnera 1 kelnerki. 1902
w. Chicago ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

FGTRZEBA Goswiadczonych operate
rex. 1872 y. lIa:sted ul. Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

BEDZIE PRZEMAWIAL
w UNIWERSYTECIE
INDIANA"

D1ND1fA1NE
Bloomington, Ind, II. czerwca.
-Puikownik Roosevelt wygiosi
W srode patryotyczna move do
studentow uniwersytetu India
ma. Prey tel okazyi zakohczenia
roku szkolnego studenci otrzy-
maja dyplomy, niektorzy z Mich
wstapia do szkol oficerskich. Jest
tc koniec "a roku szkolnego W
tym uniwersytecie.
WIEzNIOWIE UcHODZA
2 CELL.
Mount Vernon, ILL.,, II. czerw-
ca. - Henryk Musen i Franciszek
.Cass, otworzyli wczoraj drzwi
korytarza drucianym kluczem j
wymkneli sic ma wolnost. Jozef
Lustig, osadzony W wiezieniu "a
opuszczenie swoich dzieci, ME
chcial ujsc z towarzyszami, lecz
gdy ci opuscili w~iezienie, zaalar--
mowai dozorc6w wieziennych.
MARYNARZ ~AMERYKANSKI
PoW1EsIL SIZE w HoTELU.
Nowy York, IL. czerwca. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

POTRDEBA r%obotnikow d~oswiadczo-
nych PREY wozach / karetach do pra-
cy prey automobilach, kowali, WYE
k%ohczarzy l malarzy, staia praca, do
tbrd zap1..ta. Zgiosic sic osobiscie Tub
pIszcie H. Mcfarland, 536 So. Canal
III. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

FOTRzEBA dziewczyny do kuchni 1
jadaIni, zaraz. Naomi Cafeteria, 325
s. Dearborn ul. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

POTRZEBA tlale balwierza nj So
boty cd ANA lub cd poiudnia ME-
dziele 1919 Dickson ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

POTRZEBA doswiadczonych malarzy
TT Milwaukee ave. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-11

POTRZEBA do prasowania szewek,
PREY surdutach. 1902 Cornell ul.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-12
CATTLE
 BRING TOP PRICE

Cattle buyers at the big Kansas Ci-s stock yards were given sometting :u look at and to talk about last MOn0ay morning when a Jrainload or Arizona steers. sold on that barket brought a price that was a record and advertise this state in a manner to make any stock-raising state envious. The steer. 12 carloads of them. came from PhOe- nix and had been consigned by John F. Norton & Son. The 377 head sold ou the market for SIP a hundred pcunci and brought total of s42sS1412 Inc cattle averaged i033 pounds. Only 60 days feeding with Arizona alfalfa were all that were required to prepare these steers for market, according to EiT Norman. During the past year he has shipped from Phoenix about 1000 besu of steers to the Kansas City market Previous 10 this last shipment highest price Mir Norton mas rece-veo for Arizona steers on that market wa- S10.6O. which was for a shipment made last November
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-12
FAIR AND WARMER AT
 ORPHEUMj s. R. Q. SIGN
 CERTAIN, GREAT PLAY


 There is just one som5re rot- Q be detected in the announcement that Selwyn and cOmpany will present Avery Hopwood's unroarious .faTce. Fair and Warmer at the OIQhelm tonight.
 The hundreds Of people who are as sure to see the play as it is sure tO be here. are going to have the time Of their lives to find fitting words afterU ards to describe the unadIl'er- ated enjoyment they found in 1t
 SUch has been the experience of wha- is now acknowledged to be the funniest play that has been seen in a generation whether it has been play cd on the Atlantic or the Pacific coast in Canada or on the Gulf of Mexico. For enc solid year it play ed in New York, and the number of people who saw it was limited. only by the size of the theatre. For eieht lcng months Chicago theatre-sOeTs went and went and when the play finally had 10 leave because Of nTeVi- ous contracts. the unsa;isfied de- mands for seats of those who had failed to secure them earlier, were so numerous and so insistent that it will return there, eventually.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-12
WILLIE HEH MAN GIVEN LIMIT FOR BOOTLEGGINC

William Eeiinan. formerly of this city, has been sentenced to serve tw5 years in the county jail and pay a fine Of S2G0 for transporting intoxicating liquor in Maricopa county. This IS the heaviest penalty that has ever been given boOtleggeT. and was im- posed by Judge Stanford Of the suDeT- for court in an effort to put on end 10 wholesale boOtlegging in Maricopa county.
 I7eilman is the man who was taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Jones Q short time ago. following a thrilifns ride across the desert when Mss Maude Stocy was at the wheel of the boctlegger's ear. driving it 70 Buck eye fer the sheriffs deputy
 Tn court Heilman admitted bringlns liquor into this county. after makins ais escape from CoShise county. wher proceedings were pending against n'n,. He also admitted o1eratinT in Ga county, and said that he was ordered away rom there.
 The defendant said that he had brought in 15 cases of liquor which ae 1C3gat for s27 a case and sold at Se5. At the time of his capture he h9d g cases cf whisky and a barrel cf beer. He said that he paid S27 case tc- this liquor, and that he dad bought ., -O0 miles this side oI the California Arizona line
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-12
GOVERNOR HUNT IN
 VITED CONFERENCE

For the purpose of making the Unit ed States 100 per cent American, a conference of all governors and state officials will be held in Washington. April 9. The meeting has been called by Franklin E. Lane, secretary of the interior.
 Ways and means of eradicating PTus siauism in the United States. of requir- ing all persons Co speak the English language and none other and 70 edu- cate all persons to the industrial needs of the country will be taken up at the important conference. according to a message received at the office of Gov Hunt today. The message requested bat he and other state officials whose office or business gives them special interest in this subject. he present
 The telegram Is as follows:
 Present conditions show clearly the strength. safety and welfare of the country demand that all resident' shah use our language and understand our industrial needs and be imbueG with the spirit of American democracy
 To assist in devising measures for bringing this about ! am inviting you and others whose office or business gives them special interest in the sun feet to meet in person with me in Washington April 9.
 May I have your personal accept ance ly wiTe2"
 Gov. Hunt was immediately advised of the message at Camp Kearny but stated he would not make decision ia the matter until after his return To Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-12
GENTLEMEN WILL MEET
 AT WILCOX THIS WEEK

The Graham and Cochise county cat tlemen will hold their annual meetih- at Wilcox on Friday and Saturday Of this week. and the people of that town are preparing 10 give the visitors a rousing reception and provide an e. tertaining twO-days program in cCle- bratiou of the event. A big rOdeO or skinful riders and contestants in cow boy sports is down on the program. There will be calf-roping, brOncho riding. COW pony racing and various other events. The prizes offered az gregate several hundred dCllars.
 Cattlemen from all over this pari ol this state are expec 2d and the Will COX people are planning to make iar celebration a big day in the calendar of the year.
 4 military band has been engaged to furnish music during the two days and good music assured for the big dance which is to be given, proba0Iy on Saturday evening.
 One in close touch with the commit tee Of arrangements says the celeOrs tiCn is not a money making enterprise and that everything will be free. Nc charge for anything except. of course tfe entrance fees in the different con tests.
 The enterprising business men anu citizens of Wilcox have raised . fund for giving their visitors a goOC time and will no doubt succeed in co ing so.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-12
CALLAHAN WINNER.
CBv Review l.ensed WI

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March IL Frankie CallahanSthe Brueklgn lisht- weight. defeated Young Terry NcGOr- ern Of Philadelphia. in six round bout here tonishd Callahan had ihe better e every round
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-12
KEEP, LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to feel young - to do this you must watch your liver and bowels - there's no need Of having saIlow complexion - dark rings under your eyes - pimpleS-a a bilious look in your face - dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from in active bowels and liver.
 Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com. pound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substi- tute for calomel, are gentle in their action yet always effective. They bring about that exuberance of spirit, that natural buoyancy which should be enjoyed by everyone, by toning up the liver and clear ing the system of impurities
 You will know Dr. Edwards Olive Tab lets by their olive color. l0c and 25c per box. All druggists
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-12
RED CROSS NAMES
 PUBLICITY BUREAU

Organization Of the Publicity Bureau of the Bisbee Chapter Red Cross So ciety. was completed yesterday with the appointment to the membership of the 3Ureau of Cullen A. Cain, editor and general manager of the Bisbee Daily Review. sBd Mrs. A. T. Hoy. ed itor and publisher of the Bisbee Ore. The committee will serve from the present date. 2nc will assist the local chapter in publicity matters whenever possible.
 The appointments to the publicity bureau were made by the Industrial Young Mems Christian association, who undertook the organization of the
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-12

ground and who have practical kncwl- eiee cf tho wealth Of mineral re- sources extant here and which justi- iies them in building permanent homes. At this time the Building aId Loan association has between tea and twenty houses under erection, all If excellent kind. modern in appoint ments and substantial in eOE5truc- tion Advanced during 1917 by the Building and Loan along with Othe- buildings put up during the yo1r i5 something mere than s200.000 The long time the association gives the borrower to pay back makes f pcssi- ble for the working man 10 build such homes Indications are that the pre- sent year will be the largest in the history Of the company in point of as- sistance to the home building. as well as th2 largest in the history of tfe district in the matter Of individual building enterprise The company's activities have extended since 1908. During that time many hOme-Ogners have bean carried through periods of stress and enable to keep their prop critics. This might not have been DJs- s1ble except for the fact mat the cchl- p2ny has been encouraged and assist ed at all times by the mining corpora tiCns Of the district Tn this course the companies have extended a nan ner of real help of which there has been small general knowledge Ir ef- feet they have made his own home available 10 every workingman in tbe district, with ambition in that direc- tion, as much as seven years being extended some Of these in which 10 complete their payments. Officers of the company.
 GERALD SHERMAN, President
 "J. E. CURRY, Vice President
 M J. CUNNINGHAM, Sec. and Tres. A T. SOWLE
 JOHN MASON ROSS
 ID. C. SHATTUCK
 e. 4. MCDONALD
 "C. s. THOMPSON"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-12
WARREN DISTRICT TO
 AID IN BUILDING UP
 COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
Board of Supervisors Issues Cal for Meeting Here On March q, to Organize a Branch Body.

Citizens of Bisbee and the Warren District. acting in cooperation with citizens from all over COchise county, will meet at the Warren District Com mercial Club 0r the evening Of March 2l. at the call of the board of super visors. for the -urpose Of forming a common council of defense. to act in c0oueration wi.h the state council Ol defense. The call ot the board of su- pervisors was adopted March I, and was received in Bisbee yesterday.
 One or more representatives of the state council of defense will be in at- tendance on the meeting. and will as- s1-s m launching the new organization. A charter will be adopted, officers elected and the. meaning of the chap ter explained. Business men of Bis bee. Warren. Lowell. Tombstone. Douglas. Naco and other cities of the county are expected to attend the con ference and assist in the organization of the chapter The following is the call of the boaT,l of supervisors:
 The board of supervisors at meet ing held March 4. called a public meet ing to be held March 21 in the commeT cial club rooms of the Copper Queen hotel, Bisbee, Arizona, for the purpose of organizing a common council of de fense, under tie direction of the state council of defense.
 ~We are advised that a representa- tive Of the state council of defense will be present to assist in perfecting the organization.
 Your presence is earnestly request ed. 7nl kindly endeavor to have as many substantial citizens of your city as in your judgement would take an active interest iii the various forms of war work.
 By order of the board of supervis Ors."
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-12
BUILDING REPORT
 SHOWS BIG GAINS
 IN HOUSE OWNERS
Annual Statement of Cochise Building and Loan Associa- ton Reflection of PermaE- ancy of District.

Advancing more than S209.O00 dur ing the past year for the assistance of home-builders and owners in this district, constructing countless homes for permanent residents Of this dis trict. with more than ten homes TOW under construction. and with total output of upwards of S4O0,0O0 for the construction of more than three run dled homes for the Warren district-- these are the salient facts and the striking details of the annual report of tie Cochise Building and Loan as- sociation, issued following the annual meeting or the officers and directors, March II.
 The report explains in eull the req sons for the beautiful homes of the district while at no times does ,t refer directly 10 these homes. it de- tails the reasons for the rapld and teautiful growth of Warren, and 1t explains why homes of the Warren district are permanent well built. aLu V ell cared for.
 Outlook for the present year, dee larss the report. are for the hes m the history of the association The long time which the association gives the borrower to pay back makes it possible for the working man to build such homes" says the report. A this time, the report also says. ''the Building G Loan has between ten and twenty houses under erection The ro-ort in full follows
 Annual report of the COchise Build ing & Lean association rendered at iis meeting held last night, tells a story which is probably without para lel in the bistory of mining districts.
 With the record shown of more tran ssG0.0 .000 advanced for building of upwards of three hundred Fomes, there is established the prevalence in the district Of a manner of cOcfid- ence and permanency of residence that the general public outside of -he mining districts is very small part credits the mining district with being able to create.
 "in the Bisbee and Warren district instance there is a fur her very stTik- ing fact, and that is that these more than three hundred homes belong to working people. men who toll under
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-12
QUEEN MINERS. HEAR
 SAFETY ADDRESSES
 AT GIGANTIC RALLY
OrPheum Theater F il le q to Capacity to Witness Slides, Attend Addresses and s e e Monster Motion Picture.

If two seats in the Orpheum heater had been broken last night just be fore the opening of the safety rally 1s the Copper Queen Central commit- tee. t-e entire house would have been filled. As it was. these two seats were vacant, and several men were forced to stand at the rear of the house while Grant H. DOwell. general manager of the Copper Queen branch, Phelps Dodge corporation and Wal lace McKeehsn, safety inspector for the company. spoke, and the regular will of the theater was thrown on the screen The meeting opened at 7:3O o'clock. and the house remained filled until the conclusion of the program
 Mir Dowcll spoke for not more than five minutes. His remarks were gen eraL He appealed to the miners of the Copper Queen, who. with their wives. families and sweethearis made up the audience, for extreme caution in their work. The conservati0r of man-power, he said, Is as important at this time as any other item Co operation of the miner he said is de sired by the company to the end that copper may be produced to capacity and this nation assisted to the utTCst in the prosecution O. the war.
 Accident prevention was the sub iect chosen by MT. McKeehan for his address. which was accompanied ny hundred or more slides showing various underground scenes os tho Copper Queen mines. The sneaker explained that the past year has been abnormal in the mining industry. Of special interest was his report of ac- cidents, showing that an aversgo of 2300 men were employed each work ing day, a total of 2700 were employ i ed. that they received 2177 accidental injuries. of which were fatal, two were permanent and 205 serious (causing 9 lay-off of fourteen or more days) and the remainder were slight CT minor hurts. Sixty-twO per ceGt of all accidents. he said, wer.' pre- yentable. end 75 per cents of tho seri- ous accidents were preventable. IL is these accidents. said the speaker, that the company is striving to pre- vent.
 The speaker asked the women, wives and sweetbearts of the miners or their cooperation to prevent ac- cidents. He then called attention IO ne enormous losses throughout the country during the year by accident. Tany O. which were entirely prevent able. The casualties of this character. he said. exceeded military casualties in Europe. Safety work. the stu1y of means for the prevention of accidents, the practical application of these means. and the cooperation of the employe with the nlahagement of the
 ompany. he declared. means for re- Iucing the number of accidents and improving underground conditions The speaker then showed the slides, nest of which ware taken for safety i -easons, some of which showed oTsT' ation and equipment.
 Following the slides ihe regular motion picture bill of the OrphouI | heater. a Beverly Bayne and Fran ees \. Bushman product was shown ' for the miners.