The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-12

he has been known from cuaS, tn coast
and throughout the Canaias NJ ono =
Americas foremost efficiency experts
He will tell you anything you want
to know about Stone n Webster ~
Boston. New York and Chicago. It WAS
founded for efficiency. Efficiency has
been the pivotal point of It's every a.
ton. And IL you ask him just what this
efficiency thing is he tells You IL :
the elimination of waste the accom-
plishment OF things with the least lost
m~otiOn--thTt every enterprise Is a
problem; that every problem can ne
solved; that every supposed solution
must come through the application u
the efficiency test that there are IN. uy
surveys to be made, hat departments
must ne measured as to their po>slh!.!-
ties and then coordinated in their work
so as to get the vital pull necessary
to make of business a success. whether
1t be erecting a WOODWORK Building
making needles or financing tn, Amer.
lean International Corporation.
Stone 4 WcbSter's Is Il story
wherein that word efficiency pIi,, -.
major part. 1t was built or ICED
with 1t and has prospcrcd juruu-.
1t is composed of etiicienc, m'u .'.
cheney engineers they cal Them
Mr.. Stone is so imburd with Ir
cheney idea that he prints ever! u.
an efficiency magazine whereof '.
his STAN and contributors discuss. "a
latest efficiency problems. /. SHu. .
study, a scientific study. tu. IS
stones face shows the depth @. "
he has delved in makin- d. 70
work.
But then too lie is . si...f nI
loves TO pore over problems ,I a"
abstruse. the moro appeal
To-day there are fifty curpuuI, er'
the public utility kind undo u.. .u o..
agement--one for each yo,r of H4-
They dot as many States and ,r,,-- ~.
Canadian border, No mailer ruN .
they were when Mr.. stone ent 'N.'i
his efficiency treatment maj. 20
whole and strong enough 'O -. lhu
their usual work.
His past twenty-five a have bee
very active because he Is % ,ors'r
ton engineer rs well as an ct'lr, n
man-he has built factogIrs. uuvcr
plants and the like.
He has financed steam railroad. a.l
trolley roads, and public utI''T ''-
porations know no rrcIt'r VIPER,
And 1t is because most of .l' vor
OF healing Europe's war wounds g
have 10 do with just such rr''ous
that so great an opportunity lies 10
fore him and his coadjutors.
But the "vitalislrg Of money h"N
VIII MIR. stone accomplish it.
The problem is so simple tut' ID cNit
in the kindergarten car understand y
And here is how II is done,
Gold Is no better in the Pfc IA"
ashes or clay. Labor "vitIi '
Send gold to the mint ami No. nu
prepare it. Mix ashes witt l"uu'
and you make for a founGdll0 '1F
sent 10 the kiln ont lt. t-ll
have become useful thrOu-. .." 'n'oi
put into them.
But--gold even when 70 ,out'- 2 100
the mint is still not ''vital.led, -" 'rs
the ashes and cement, nor j., t.r 80
Each needs a some on" ;" . su.ur'.'j
Ia "vitalize" them; In the ,1r '-' :
bricklayer, In another u m,.pu n I
the case OF gold somctlIu- ,'..
80 N.Y. STONE Is llt' I'
else, he is the man WHO c.r ''
and cnergize gold the sI.. -
m~oney-better, they say, 'h,u t'. 4
else.
Many men lay brick, there ..e H 'i
masons, and money has hc,n ei.- ,
work these many years W''l N
able result. But the world .. !
recognizes that demands ar" go "
than ever before for men WI It.. !
expert knowledge necessary p. FL. -
| money work more cifcctivcll lI' "
I years agone.
The task is greater in Sr,urIn1 .''''
liable result than IA quarter y''' W
ago. To make the best Use A. '"S
power Of money under tn" No" 'S'
p%ensation requires genius "f q r'r'
ticular order-a quality of gcui.' "'
ncient in making 4Fn"y "Nlt'l
or this demau(ln this cor NJ
opportunity - horn ior Nh. :
Tor no ~ nhurius hts '"''.'
years OF directed ms VINO.
tal )lical cucrsN toward
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