The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
PATRIOTISM AGAIN
SHOWS IN PAYROLLS
More Firms Announce Full
Salaries for Employees Serv-
ing With Militia.
ALL JOBS EMAIN OPEN

Many moro firms have announced that
they will pay their employees for ths
time spent In National Guard duty.
d. NJ. Daley. president OF the Paige
Detroit Company OF New York. has an
nounced that his company has made ar
engagements to look after the families
Of employees who we're summoned with
the militia to Camp Beckman. This
includes the families OF statesmen who
were on a commission basis. Lawrence
G. Daley. treasurer Of the company. Is
= member OF the quarternaster's depart
ment OF the Seventh Regiment. and sew
erai members OF the company's sales
force belong to the same regiment.
The Aston Trust Company has notified
IL employees that those who belong TO
the militia will receive full pay during
absence from work. that their Jobs will
~ held open for them and they will
get their usual vacations besides.
The state Mutual Life Assurance
Company of Worcester. Mass. through
,. II. Wright, president, has announced
that no extra premium will be charged
persons now insured In the company
under policies issued prior to June 10,
1915. who engage in the service Of the
army or navy. regular or militia. and
that such service shall not invalidate
their policies.
Hodenpyl. Hardy & Co. another down
town Arm. will pay their employees for
the time spent In National Guar duty.
The concern Of Lane Bryant. rs West
Thirty-sighth street. makers of gowns.
that It's employees will be
paid while serving In the militia.
All employees OF the =. Lorillard and
American Tobacco companies who be-
long to the National Guard or who wish
10 Join the army or navy during the
present Mexican crisis will he allowed
full pay during their absence and their
positions will be held for them until
their return.
A similar OFFER has been announced
by r. O. Dun 4 Co.
Tho Southern Pacific R-,lroad yes
eerday announced that employees who
were members Of the National Guard on
June II and are called for army service
Will be granted indefinite leave OF alb
sence without prejudice to their promo
ton rights. Married men are TO receive
the equivalent Of full pay and unmar-
ried men are TO receive the eaulva,en,
q half or thre-quarters pay. according
TO circumstances
The banking house Of Brown Bros. 4
Co. has repeated It's action taken during
the Spanish American war by allowing
full pay to employees who are member:
Of the National Guard and called to dc
service with their regiments Eighteen
employees are at the Plattsburg camg
and eight are in the National Guard
mostly with Troop A.
Tho Cuehman g. Denison Manufac
turing Company has notified employee.
VITO are member Of the militia tina
they will receive full pay during tn,
period of their service. regardless OF an,
Government wages. and that their po
uations will be held open.
One dozen employees of the Harmon,
Typewriter Company who have loine,
their regiments and are nov az the mo
6ilisation camp are being kept o. III
payroll OF the company and their posi-
tons are being held open for them upol
their return.
George z. Danfortl. secretary OF IN
American Bank Note Company OF Z
Broad street, which has twenty-five EN-
ptoyees in the National Guard. an
nounced asst night that the compan
ranted cave OF absence with full pa,
to all with the assurance OF their po
sitions when they return.
The Pictorial Reriew has announce
that the members OF their organizatio
who respond to the call OF the Nations
Guard will receive pay while away ar
that their positions will be held FOR then
The Driggs-Seabury Ordnance Con
any OF 80 Church street has assure
all employees now members OF the NJ
tionAl Guard. or Joining the Guard !
response to the call for volunteers. tina
they will be carried oil the payroll {
the company al full pay during actiy
service. such service not 10 prelude
the standing Of the employees in r.
turning to their positions. The Savaa
Arms Company has taken similar actiol