The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1913-04-18

secretary Kentucky ManutacJufSI5
Association.
.of employees cn the payroll of mem
bers. For in 1nce, Glass A would
consist of members employing not
more than five operatives; Glass 3,
more than five and under twenty-five
operatives; Glass c, more than twenty
five and under fifty operatives; Glass
d, more than fifty and under one hun
dred operatives; Glass E, more than
one hundred operatives. For each
class it is proposed to make a special
fee. Glass A, employing less than five.
operatives, would have the lowest rate,
and Glass F, employing more than one
hundred operatives, would be entitled
to pay the maximum rate.
Annual Convention Of the Kentucky
Manufacturers Association in
Louisville, KY, April 18TH,
18th, 18th, 1918.
The Annual Convention of the Ken
lucky Manuf2c ,urers' Association will
be called to order at Louisville, Ken
lucky, in the Convention Hall of the
Hotel Henry WattersOn on April 17th,
1918. The Convention will continue
April 18th. A Banquet to the Manu-
lecturers and Shippers in Kentucky
and their guests, will take place on
the evening OF April 18th, at Z o'clock.
April 18th viii be devoted to the meet
ings of Officers, meeting and organi-
zation of the new Board of Directors,
and the appointment and meetings Of
Committees.
It is planned to make the conven-
ton Of the Kentucky Manufacturers
Association one of the greatest Indus
trial and Commercial gatherings which
has ever taken place in Kentucky.
The Officers and Directors of the
kentucky Manufacturers Association
have invited many eminent men from
neighboring States and many promi-
nent Kentuckians to address the con-
vention on Industrial and Commercial
subjects and on other subjects of in
terest and importance to Manufacture
Srs, Shippers and Business Men. 1t
Is planned to make this convention one
OF the greatest industrial and CONNER
cial gatherings which has ever taken
place in Kentucky. Several Governors
Of great States will be in attendance.
TRUE KENTUCKY HOSPITALITY.
Our reputation for hospitality de-
mands-whether he are members OF
the Kentucky Manufacturers Associa-
ton or not-that We gather in goodly
numbers to greet the guests which we
have urged to be present, and to ex-
tend the right hand of fellowship and
TO entertain the strangers who will be
within our gates with the warmth and
spirit OF cordially which is the birth
right and the heritage of our people.
Every Industrial Organization in Ken.
lucky United TO Send Delegates.
Every Industrial Organization in the
State of Kentucky Commercial Assoc
Citations, Business Mems Clubs, Boards
Of Trade, Chambers Of Commerce,
Commercial Clubs, or an similar Or
CARNATIONS, are urged TO accredit and
bSnu W lAohloN4'iNf N.Y. III dAlOhudllC
upon the KENTUCKY MANUFAC.
TURERS' ASSOCIATION, two or more
delegates to take full part in proceed
ings Of the Organization.
The Mayor Of Every City and Town in
Kentucky Urged to Be Present.
The Mayor of every class Of city in
Kentucky, from the first TO the sixth
class, is invited to come to Louisville
and attend in person the meetings Of
the ASSOCIAT. ON. A successful con.
vention of Kentucky Manufacturers
and Shippers means much to the fu,
ture welfare and Industrial and Com.
mercial prosperity of Kentucky. Mu.
tual Cooperation is the order of the
day. IL builds great states and great
cities and towns. The pull together"
is the pull" which counts. Nothing
in the line Of human endeaYor is inn
possible. Therefore. every man inter
ested in the welfare of Kentucky
should interest himself in this coming
Convention OF Kentucky Manufaetul.
eTs and Shippers.