The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1916, Page 12

— >. PSHERMEN USE BUCKETS TO GET CARP IN hax f Living When} he New Gospel to Settle |: problems of his men to mest a delegation at 2 that He! firat place, use coi ‘They are going to ask nannnnnnnnn nd {am going to give tt 6 wuld, ‘because they have ‘Why do you have so much trous Cui High Cost Ey Ao yon Van Cortlandt Lake is | - HE DOESN'T LIKE THE TERM Recau Drain “WELFARE WORK." . ained. hooks and sinkers. ypere and red flannel Discarding | Labor Disputes of To-Day 0.» x80 in _THE EVENING WORLD, THv...u¥, NOVEMBER 23, 1916. ; wir ia AT je ready to mympathize, to under-| man told mo recently that he wae U, INST COMBINE Common Sense and Decency‘: tae U8, AGNRST COMBINE ongresswomas Spent 9687 Im Bice. tion Fight. HELENA, Mont., Nov. 28.—Miss Jean- nette Rankin ngee: and good will of the world In the same measure ae heretofore,” that the ountry has lost caste with all bel- |ereat war may be a combination of Prediction of James M. Beck Is| nat ona agningt the United State vcdian'to her 6X That We Will Stand Alone, eterring to Naw York city 1oxtay aL the offh Beck @ admiration” country yperative planning among pro- business organizations,’ w aA teferr »3 jd it is rekarded with by other parts Qo0nQ9Q ery Night Having Lost All “Caste.” The Buropers war ts “only the t of a sorien of tite: Finning worms, gras | \ wan OTK | guid Jnines M. Beck at annual | Presta isherms 0 had " » A ; : nd we didn't bother with indlviduais, Hreal off Senteruny. wene| Phere’s a New Golden Rule to Be Applied to’ Money | 4 1s en whan they deserved what they | DANGUE of the FIftH Avenue Associa | {Ivn'e Fi Cc ti ation, Hehing tn the big lake at Van Cort! and Muscle, Declares J. R. Christie, American y m 1 for, So they organized Into| tion at the Waldorf-Astoria last n's) maak Coens ‘or Gonstipat yodt Park with buckets and baske r es irase has @ suggestion of py : «| The world, XN k added, | Kely , 98. and provi her Express Chief, Who Frowns on “ Welfare ti pRewenwn Or The way to end the labor war, es Ry i seething -< 1dron ee tareas Nov. Three Headache Indigestion.eta , But | do believe in organiza A the Firet National in some vent out on the muddy bottom and red up carp and lake suckers in} Bring Employer prevent | yonting. Between times fishing is prohibited and the finny Inhabitants labor problem become plentiful ond fat. } Company, voles Work” but Thinks He Knows How to Closer Together. By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. “Common sense and common decency are the only solutions of the ‘That is how J, R. Christie, General Manager of the American Express |fitty-ffty b s the 9 re ere tions of officers and employees— or, rather, of employees, for that's and Employee what we all are. If some of the | ae Company's wether obey my, 2 | PAUM REACH EFFECT. ders, | obey orders issued by bic ae ae ; ? others. The fact that | sit at a The bg Sperry searchitgnt + in Brooklyn has tanned ite operator. HITCHCOCKS SAVE 16 HORSES FROM FIRE desk in this room dogs not make | oF me an essentially diferent man | from the man that shoves freight. hav had n r yee In which al erate on A a chub Ing res. | For your rantzatie yapel that may revolntionize ¥ FAT FOLKS WHO an big business change the future for bun t ds of thousand American workingmen, Mr. them $1 elvew! Faml ‘ 2 WOULD BE THIN Christie has a personal distaste for the expression [X¢*Hent orches nen of Family Aid in Rescue | “welfare work,” which Js often w as a convenient of Hunters and Polo Ponies summary for the modern empl new sense of re as Stable Burns, REDUCE WEIGHT 10 POUNDS OR | snonatl ‘i 5 loves s feeling that he Sith | ponaslbllity toward hi , employees, his feeling t i a8 Sia, Piomes Hitchcock | “1°4 certainty give most anything to be} & may be to blame if he falls to organize an efficient anc : lr daughter, Miss Helen | able to reduce & few pounds and stay thar : 27 loyal working force H “Men must feel that some one cheoek, ran out of their home on) vay," declares every fat man 4 " But Mr. Christie was one of the most interested] is locking out for them and tak- fericho Turnpike shortly after 10 nf woman. Such a re ble » grow captains of industry who met] ing Wn interest in them, if they [o'clock last night = doapite past failures. | (i members of the group ¢ aptains indu 4 “k are to be loyal, The most popular bared gt ree ae Hy Retro ss prices: bly recently in New York to uss how they individually officers in the army are those st one of their largest} x ustrial warfare, And Mr. Christie is a firm beilever in the] who, while not coddling their men, | ® 5 waa on fire. | leh jal are always thinking of th . ind Mrs, Hitchcock and a « humanizing of the relations between employers and employees— which ely mee meldne ,0 B. ele oor ii eet se ae a wish eited the animating spirit of the only “welfare work” that works matter to see that their men cet nelr’ stalls where they | ne prevent Inbor ware you've got | what is fairly and justly coming ar the stable | fon't belong. Li lea,” hej ‘fire somebody! At last, in an to them. The same spirit ought on were saved To correct this produrajto get back to first prinetples, | to animate big business under- ¢ ® healthy norms " te told me, when LT tulked with him tn] Ww " «La Leal saiinna carcass of processes must be 1 | : Hast Forty-sec- | hit to ldered re ‘ rrento, a steeplechaser and many | fat-burning his office at No : back {! inin's|MISTAKEN THEORY FORCED times » prize winner, was found in ed tlond Street, "Yo to get peooed doug firer! UNION ORGANIZATION, t He was valued at $10,000 © the n the threads aan , “s At $10,0 to the h ; | t t believe in doing business lestroyed, with a| elementa, and tte ray man who # many cases reported ttended |] byec r y OM of Korein te wold confer which I In the original sealed jabor Adve. Check and Abort a Bad Cold In Five Hours With MENTHO. 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