The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
RARE OPPORTUNITY
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architect. Mr.. Wright brings to the
company the experience Of more than
sixteen years activity In his profes-
sion. A large number of the public
school buildings of the State were de-
signed and supervised by him. and,
| besides acting as vice president. he
will assist Mr.. Winder actively in the
designing
Mr. Wright is well known among
the business men OF this State. not
only for his ability in his profession
but for his absolute integrity and
sound Judgment.
Mr. William j. Tucker, secretary
and treasurer OF the company Is
widely known In the city or Rich
mond. where for the past ten Years
he has been stationed. supervising the
inspection of government material
being manufactured here and in
Washington. D. c. Mr.. Tucker has
been with the ordnance department.
United States army, for more than
twenty-one years in connection with
the manufacture of coast defense field
and mountain artillery and ammuni-
ton.
Mr fuckers experience Will add
greatly to the efficient and profitable
management of the &. +. Winder fac
tory.
The Cooperative Principle.
The new factory. under the direct
general management of MIR. G.. r.
Winder, will b. divided up into de-
partments-each department under
the expert charge of a foreman. who
Is responsible for the quality of work
and amount of work done In his de-
partment He will have every incen-
tive to put into his work his best
thought and attention. AS soon as
he makes good in his position he will
be given an interest In the business
The same cooperative principle
will be applied to the work of the
individual men. Depending on the
| work done during the month. each
man will be paid bonus from the
net profits in addition to his salary.
Character and Talent
In this way and no other can the
very best efforts Of each man be Sc
cured. keeping him enthusiastic, con-
tented and efficient The company
consequently will have no trouble
holding together an orga nization of
the finest organ builders In the bust
ness and secure the greatest possible
efficiency with the factory.
1t is of interest to know that this
Is INC HTSl concern III tlIS line OF
business to adopt the cooperative
principle which has been found so
effective in other large concerns en-
ploying highly skilled men.
One ofthe most attractive features
OF the organ business Is the small risk
incurred in dealing with churches
In practically every case, the men
handling funds of churches are men
of the highest character and real es-
tate owners, and when notes are TAX
en- as part payment, they are readily
discounted and promptly paid,
So attractive are these notes that
many of the larger manufa eturers arc
organizing their own banks to take
care of them
New Field just Opening.
The success of organs In the NOV
ing picture theaters has been so strik-
ing that there Is no limit to what may
be mplished in supplying this vir-
gin territory
The c r Winder factory has un-
der construction now an organ for
the Superio1 theater~to cost $500.
AS an example of the kind of orr
cans whi4 hare being installed in
moving picture theaters.
The Pafis moving picture theater.
OF Denvd Col, recently installed a
$4,000 Hgean. The Pitt theater, Of
Pittsbu has one costing $4,000,
Boston loving picture theater ~ one
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