The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1910, Page 17

CM nnrae-neecerirpas ada } ' while, 1 leave i 00,000 WOMEN ~ BAND TO ENFORCE WORKSHOP LAWS Factory Girls in Trade Union League Turn Inspectors on Own Account. Convinced that the health and lives of working women in New York are not | properly safeguarded, Woman's | ‘Trade Union League, with headquarters at No, 43 Kast Twenty-second street, has organized an ins; jon system, to be carried on by the working women themselves, to show what are the actual conditions in the factories of this city. Of the four hundred nd women and employed in metropolitan manufacturing establishments, fifty thousand are members of the League. ‘The work of Investigation and publicity is in the hands of Miss Ida Rawh, chatr- man of the legislative committee, and toxlay she gave an outline of It to an Evening World reporter, “Spurred by the Newark fire, in which #0 many of our sister workers Jost their the lives," said Mies Rauh, “our league de- elded at its last meeting to undertake thig social service. Leaflets have been sent to our members, giving a catalogue of the laws ling fire escapes, ights, sanitation, locked doors and other Important matters, with a request to make detalled comparisons with the conditions found in the factories and report at an early date, Calls Laws a Farce, “Tt ts yet too e: for the reports to come in, and we have no partioulars at this time. But some general mat- ter to whi public attention ought to} be called.” Then she brought forth a volume of the General Laws of the State, turned to chapter 2%, entitled “Labor Law," and remarked, “Now I am going to read you some humorous literature” Here it ts: Section 9—All doons leading tn or to any such factory shall be #0 con- atructed to open outwardly here as WHERE PRACTICABLE. Section 1—When IN THE OPIN- ION OF THE COMMISSIONER OF LABOR IT IS NECESSARY the workrooms, stairs and hatis te PROPERLY LIGHTED. Gection S2—Guch fire-escapes AS NECESSARY shall cape, or the fire-escape in use is mot approved by the fire inspector, ,be MAY require one or more fire- escapes to be provided therefor. “Can you beat it?” esked Miss Rauh, holding the book aloft. “Can you beat it outside of a Joke book?" No Definite Safeguards Ordered, “An absolutely conclusive oondemna- tion of the present law as to fire- eséapes,” went on Miss Rauh, “is the fact that no ratio ts specified between the number of employees and the num- ber of fire-escapes, Such an omission leaves the way open for the corruptton, directly or indirectly, of the fire inspec. tori even if the corps of only sixty officials for the entire State wrre quate, which ft fs not. Tt transp! as a result of the shirtwaist s the practice of locking the factories is quite prevalent, although this ts flatly con- trary to the law, and to my personal knowledge the sanitary conditions of many factories are unclean to the de- of indecency and a menace to health, “We will show these things tn the re- ports of our gators, but, mean- to the readers of The to decide whether or inves Evening World not the factor tr SKATERS CATCH A DEER IN RACE ON RIVER ICE. | Te | Crowd of a Hundred Take Up the Chase and Animal, Almost Ex- hasuted, Is Killed With Club, Me., Dec. 8.~For ten | bec River yesterday there was a race between a buck deer and over one hundred Skowhegan men and boys on skates. The deer lost both the race and Its life. Up the river and back again and around an Isla: the hunters went until the animal was killed with a polo club by Myron Smith and Lyle Moore, Moore and Smith, two of the fastest siaters in town, saw the deer cro: far above them, He two-thirds of the way across. young men went in pursuit. When they were close upon the animal he turned up the river, Deer and men} sped along for two miles. People on the batiks saw the chase and notified others in the village. All the skates that could ‘ve found were pressed into service. —_— U. S. NAVAL OFFICERS ARRESTED IN PARIS. Had Dispute. With Cabby Police Took a Hand—Re- leased With Apology. PARIS, Dec. 8.--The captain of the battleship puth Carolina and Com- mander Richardson, according to the Journal, started to the station to catch a train for Cherbourg after a hurried visit to Paris, The driver, la | and not understanding them, carried them three miles out of the way and they refused to pay him, A crowd collected and policemen took the Amer officers to the police sta- tion, ‘They were searched and relieved of their suspenders and handkerchiefs, and {t was four hours before the police offielal discovered his error and released the prisoners with apologies, | falls, and frequently nails on hands | PANIC BREEBING, OUR FINANCIAL SYSTEMS CALLED Secretary MacVeagh Asks Con- gress to Break Party Lines and Make Real Reforms. WASHINGTON, Dec, &—Currency re form, extension of the scope of the na- tional banking laws in the event of no immediate general change of the mone. tary system, civil service retirements, a customs service free from “practical” politics, businesslike methods in the dally transactions of the Government and a general abolition of red tape wherever it clogs the wheels of the Government's business, among the recommendations contained in the nual report of Franklin MacVeagh, Sec- retary of the Treasury, presented to Congress to-day, | ‘The expenses cf government in the | fiscal year 1912, for which this session of Congress is asked to appropriate, are | estimated at $630,404,013.12. The estimated expenditures on the Panama Canal are Biven a $56,920,847.69, making a total of $687,414,800.81, The estimates, if carried out, represent net savings of about $18,000,000 In the executlv® departments as compared with the appropriations for the current fiscal year, Receipts for 1912, Secretary MacVeagh estimates, will be $680,000,000, which | would leave an ordinary surplus of around $50,000,000. If the Treasury should continue to pay for the Panama Canal out of the cash drawer, as at) Present, such a surplus would be turned to a defictt of $7,414,300.81. Secretary MacVeagh expresses the | hope that the monetary question will come into Congress detached from sec- tional or political consideration. | “Our system can falrly be called a| panic breeding system,” hes “whereas, every other great national banking and currency system ‘s panic | preventing. As long as we continue under our present system we are liable to panics, and the devastations of panics reach Republicans and Democrats and | all parts of the country alike. are no longer necessary and no respectable. It 1s for the Government to say whether we shall hate panics in the future or not. It 1s a mere matter of cholce. “We hi banking no system of reserves; our m destroys them. It con- SAVE THIS Best Known Recipe for Kidney and Bladder Trou Go to any ke druggist and get es following: ounce fluid ex Buchu; half ounce Mi compound; aH ounces of good pure gin; shake well each time and use in doses of one to two tea- hese after each meal and at bed This should be used promptly at the first sign of backache, rheumatic p: scanty and frequent urination or pains in groin. 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S.S.S goes into the circulae | tion, and drives out the last trace of the dee structive germs’ adds richness and vigor to the cirulation and all ws it —_—_, to nourish the diseased portions of the body back to health. 3.S.S.is pays vereatle, being made entire of roots, herbs and barks, with ut article ‘of mineral, and ‘its vege- tal le ingredients always hasten the cure by toning up the stomach and digestive members, Home Trea ment book and medical advice free. ‘VUE GWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATILANTA, €A, Family Cough Syrup Cures Any Cough in Five Hours. NEW PRESCRIPTION HERE. Here ts given the most effective cough presert known to the medic ‘ It isa mild laxative, too, and th @ body needs when suffering with cough and cold on the lungs, A cough vr cold Indicates polaons in the system, causing inflammation and oomgeat Nearly all cough syrups relieve, but make the trot by thelr constipa © not only p re hours: tment will cure and heal the throat and lunge of ail but consumy Cut this out and give who may need it to b early death by consump centrates in New York what are pre- tended to be reserves and then forces the New York banks to lend and abol- ish them. Our system, Instead of bulld- ing up a reser Mt as fast as it inclines to > GRANTED | DEATHBED WISH. | rt th WASHT ON, Dec. & going to St, Louis on 15, 1909, to distribute among Illinois legislators the famous “Jackpot” fund, ert E.. Wil- son, member of the Legisiature of [lli- nois, testified yesterday before the Senate sub-committee investigating the election of Senator William Lorimer, that the purpose of his visit was to arrange for banquet for Lee O'Neil Browne, one of the leaders of the Democratic minority It was admitted by Wilson that be was occupying a room at the Southern Hotel in St. Louls, as alleged, and tha he was visited In ht apartment by five | are belonging to | it he insisted that) jot pay money to any of them, tness explained that he, a Dem- c member of the Legislature, voted Lorimer, a Republic for Senator The 3? Years Loadent Sales Are Now No Interest! we are gi only that the Needham is the ever saw or heard—you m free trial in your home. worth begin payment of 1 Weber Upright, $195.00 1 Sounds good, looks good and is good. One of our best specials. Hall & Son Upright, $95. 1 A good toned piano in ebonized case. Easily worth $50 more Peek & Son. Opera right, $95, You'll be agedeattty \ibnished at the value this represents. 1 Fischer Upright, $216 “ Tone and condition like new. good investment. 1 Harrington Upright, $195 ge size, big tanes five condition, Up- Alt Owin; Our $1 a week opens an account uritahed | ‘ 1508" “sas 98 Five=Piece Parlor highly trated Collis, Croup chitis, ‘Write ieee ry this pener. Ad a. & MEYER & , BA See our Adv. on Another Page ‘Christmas Piano Select Your Piano at Once UR belief in the merit of our Pianos is so confident that ad to place the instrument in your home and satisfy you, as well as your musical friends; that we are giving the greatest Piano values possible. We have Started Another Needham Piano Club Whereby we offer on the Christmas club plan a heautiful $450 Needham Upright Piano for At the end of thirty days—when you are satisfied Only $1.75 a Week Any of the following excellent used pianos, 30 days’ No money down. Only $1.00 a Week 1 Ivers & Pond Upright, $125 _ Steinway at fess than’ he And 75 other great specials in exchanged pianos. Yea anes SIMPSON sdadetatincn 1 CO) ea <a 1g to foreclosure of building we are compelled to vacate our premises, Entire S. ore at id Cents on the Dollar ‘edie 98 | ) Machio carved mahogany finished frames, polished, upholstered crushed plush velour; value $50.00; as illus CALL AND MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS Our Forms Apply Mey to New Vorks Ne 750-752 EIGHTH AVE. COR. 46TH ST. ‘D'BULLS DOES NOT CONTAIN OPtATES Tan Propur'a Rewrny for Congha Whooping © Grippe-Cough, Howrseuesty fy and sure. 45 cts, SAMPLE SENT FREE i LTIMORE, in Full Swing © Foarth Fioor. No Extras! ‘$300 best Piano value you aay begin payments of After proving their Knabe Upright, $245 Here's a fine Knabe at less than half the new price. Worth seeing. Estey Upright, $195 Some one is going to get a fin strument in this Estey ease. in- Mahogany A small piane apartment. 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Included is a great variety ” serge and 9.75 Made of checked material, large sailor collar in navy and garnet; 2.95 sizes 6 to 14 years; 85.50 value; special for Friday, at. > 7.95 5.95 Judge for yourself—and £2 Inches long, beautiful, lustrous and gloxsy: lined with handsome brocaded sating; large rolling shaw! and turn over cuffs; $69.00 value; special for Friday, at 39.00 39.00 guaranteed satin linings: With changeable and Skin turn over cuffs; $75.00 large rolling shaw! collar value; special for Friday, $59.00 Black French Coney Coats 52 Inches long; large rolling shawl! collar and cuffs; lined with Skinner's guaranteed satins; $59.00 value; mpecial for Friday, at. ‘ 1. 50 Russian Lygry Matt § Sets . 29. 00 “Women’s $12.98 Rubberized Raincoats $2 Elegant Selection of Books For children and juniors 5e to 50c ‘epecial for Friday al slice naiines Of Taffeta Silk, high lustre Mohair, We Toy Clot ies Cate oa) BUR eros high eect tbat coer Ed cial for Friday Moro, pa. low collar, with $1.00 Parchesl aoe fevers; colors in the Taffeta Yery popula are Smoke, Blue and Green with day, eac very narrow dark stripes; $12.98 value; $9 98 special for Friday at.. Women's $10.00 Long Coats Of Black Thibet Cloths and hanad- some Mannish Mixtures, semi-fitted back, single and double breasted front; coat and high collars; not all sizes, but ny assortments; value 88.00 to 810.00; $5 00 e for — Frid: L agaya Women’s $12.00 Black Jersey Long Coats models; sizes 84 Fri. 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