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my patients with most surprising and salts
factory results. And those who wish uuickIy
To increase their strength. power and or
durance VIII lind IL most remarkable and
wonderfully effective remedy"
DIT James Francis Sullivan formerly
physician Of bellevue Hospital (Outdoor
DeptD New York and Westminster County
Hospital. says: Thousands Of persons go on
suffering year after year. doctoring them
selves for all kinds OF ills, when the real
and true cause underlying their condition is
simply Il lack of sufficient iron in the red
blood corpusclcs to enable Nature TO trans
form the food they cat into Drawn muscle
tissue and brain. But beware of the old
forms Of metallic iron which frequently do
more harm than good.
notwithstanding all that has been said
and written on this subject by we'll known
physicians. thousands OF people still insist in
dosing themselves with metallic iron aim
ply, suppose. because IL costs a few cents
lcss strongly advise readers In all case.
TO get physician'S prescription for or
ganic iron--NuNatcd Iron--or ii you don't
want 10 go to this trouble then purcha so
only Nnxatcd Iron in It's original packages
and see that this particular name (Nux-
ated Iron) appears on the package IL YOU
have taken preparations such as Nux and
Iron and other similar iron products and
failed to get results. remember that such
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
SOUTH'S ROADS MADE GOOD:
PAID UNCLE SAM A PROFIT
consolidation of Ticket Offices. short
iinulS and other Operating. Ef-
ncfcncy Did the Work.

III" railroads Of the South are not
among the dcfaultinS lines that are
now under government control. accord
ing 20 the latest reports from the OF :
Nces OF the railroad administrators in
Washington.
These reports. with figures from the
hrst annual report of T. l.. Winchcll.
reg .onal director for the Southern
railroad Region. point out "a profit
70 the government OF something more
tnan El2.VuU.oOn. result accomplished.
SO TN" reports go on To set fort n.
through savings effected by combining
ticket offices in the cities. better load
ing and unloading Of cars. making
shorter hauls and by other operating
efficiency.
The roads in this region. according
10 Government report: had gross opcr-
ating expenses. $423.27G.752: net rcv.-
nu". *i2i."oo.ii9: net operating income
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
wv we bn nny" somtor,s: and We come TO take

YOU homo 10 srsater comforts ''' '"Ne
'a h o he I@n% 5"GK a, h III, ST S "na
s1.d t TO- his men ON tnis. side Of tile l!ng
our our Wives ana our, rhli1TSn ana comforts"
h%nrsf AMI p 9h ,a san ana OF ro an "G rS
I III. liner rSr" ana monoT n T." Jumped acres
NEE EITHER ACROSS SAFETY
LINE OK ~ DANGER
OIL, iiS chief lieutenant followed him. then.
VIM Annno,,a G 'miGmIsrs III h'S ~" hanG
in, ms story Of rixarro,s conausst Of PERU ~"
tenGht You ara eithcr aSross s"P IN, ff nS
"i safety. 6r you are outside TIA, kingdom
or low. Ignorant, ana educated. White ,.r
""i"rei each of you is upon ons Side or
aidin, ley AN an in,icl persuade him. and
TH Sn i KS p.5 e sH% when ;y. biz nssS Mn
ios. rom 81" to ' Side ms revere" "e"'' '''
Tho time viii come when there will bs
. ..Hln,, ara your
Il a!dm, send for you Why do you come
ff"} v. &: me 'sr gtoS soGs IS .gaG
10: :r me- IONS %G"l So, nevG, CONF one ,
long an lime coming ha in o, hay. w",Si for
:;2I f@i ti,y years and i'vs come T To- for S
.nut; all Death I'm no, ready"
yo "H"sh lush. lvo come to take YOU
% Ss' Sc e.; KY GSet rs! 81"
cola 70 1a Tx 'I ny 1SrGsi' boz TAX" ny
house. cYerythimr Two got. iii Give an TO to
nu, Dc9Ih say 9ssE f%"i,ve come for Won
nns INA, You 'n nave You goq nus Ian" so
Death Death: Don't blow tina, ley
. ~, ,,3 np:n me. Don, crowd mo against
You must come You have a weels-you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
Doctor Tells How To Strengthen
Eyesight so per cent In One
Week s Time In Many Instances

Of many descriptions may be wonder.
lnily benefited by following the simple
rules. Here is the prescription: Go to
any active drug store and get a bottle
OF Bon Optic tablets. Drop one Bon4
OPTIC tablet In. q fourth Of n glass OF
water and allow to dissolve. With this
'iquid battle the eyes two TO four timea
daily. You should notice your eyes
clear up perceptibly right from the
start and inflammation will quickly
disappear. If your eyes are botherini
YOU. even a little take steps to save
them now before it is too late. Many
hopelessly blind might have been
saved If they had cared for their eyes
in time.
NOTE: Another prominent Physician ~
Wnoni no above article was submitted said.
'i"n-opt Is a very remarkahle remedy n !.
constituent ingredients are well known 10
cn!ii, nj eye specialists and widely prescribed
ny thcm; The manufacturers guarantee It
10 strengthen eyesiCht so per cent in onS
w.sk $ time In many instances or refund The
money IL can he obtained from any COOL
HrnSHist aud Is one OF the very few prcnn-
rations feel should be kept on hand fo,.
regular use in almost every fainiIy'' II ia
SOLD IN Richmond b. the Tragic Drug Co
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my housework. My beby when seven
months old weighed 10 pounds and feel
better than have for long time.
never had any medicine do me so
much good. Mrs. PEARL MOUNTAIN,
Mitchell, Ind.
Good health during maternity is
most important factor to both mother
and child, and many letters have been
received by the Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, telling of
health restored during this trying period
by. the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02


y pe:.on may be very near :hc kingdom,
,,ot a' SAD eases or spiritual min np:h,
ths, of one Who has been brought to u
,,htouSEled sonsciencs ana has come nSqr 70
OF aii disasters al yea. nom" is So pi,iful
%hi che shore Yt snG t soe psss
gers can see the towers and spires OF the
Against y,s!. mo blue SKY ~ a naeksr,ound. =,
jesus "ersa hs o4is 10 70
know; Whether he entered mo Kingdom
arc no; told but | presum. ha did not; tor
sa,d ne nan ana tn'n ias "a" Gie's would n,ye
a man wh" came TO =" great an opportunity
80 a,,rae,IvG aboi., his ai;iud., ,owntI
jse s. hat hat is 80 suEfgstiys a, this time,
Until you ACCEPT Christ and are born
ihfasd ny 'I Ths nod men you are 9a OF N
a ann "59 o"tn afnt lou are In ne kims
oo, OF Kind. neiween :, living ana dead
S pss'pn no de- srr dnersnGs ia on" kind Tners
that MS Is ,spgsnant 10 some minds
clock Moatr 5 ha, sd!se nsFs ms IS
ignorant suppo"" Il 10 have been fashioned
CLOCK Is w asid not INA, ,hg man Who MAZE h
and wen, into the tower and ,ouchei a
The cicsk " Ceased H 70 f Ti2yk Tho cock forgot
10 'r %y Ms and "ikmad 5 I2ile4 70 Zip aong
Inc aopsti..Ga dtd no, narch in solemn pro.
b put fs S ase 'aa the n-" set at
spTrtnE Hna the Sioc, began TO move
,,f ns n5os 81 h"5 NJ @, cIs4ssd Ana
COB IN YOUR LIFE
The clock woui n'ot run the touch
The clock wat an autoin@,on. ana Wien
sns man I"nehed IA" aoifEn " moved. YOU
(; m trcrv:. one, ., God IL your He
ali Ina; GOD T nsnded y Sn % Es n Sfc ,hs
I Is,a ~! not DO anpll.a unit; you aecep,
%2,!s AM ~ yn NV Is nat Il ""s an au'omato"
Df5Htsss, & i ~ -, "yf Que o.Sa4s'"
M.orIa: 4 ! stood ~ here ana asked. you 70
Seu 20 me" be II r, i.a9 up here ,o4 AND af -:
s sima, AK" i yoa /" Hc deEeneratc. 4
! asked But Why is il hat when stand Gp up
TGigss; can, understand il i can't
Una, n iHfa %y R sf an sh9sI4 rssI.
iS"GiiiSH ,sa' no e,hef Sly IN ,ho eouI,rl
discorered among. you that you lid not
mind 70 reeve co.'s "t GUN Il h G?n1 Ha9 n .;
exist In ANY other c"minunity They Would
sena,,an ,'Gn' Mind n, ha 0 ys to a have The
OF "1s pTeasih'nx /" Illinois II !ne midst
ma, man iher. Hho owned over 500 acres OF
church. ,Al,hovFh h.s. sife Piled Vim f hin. 10
10 go - She sS,d; I'm ashamed tina, you
=
s ss,., All nm y"qv 70 got sc; you pay more
IKE 70. TO milk ,hs cows" TIA, '" Vas f h.
10 sh m,i iad Il. wsi PtsI, in and help
10 10 got there he said: ia be willing /"
my clothes aren't good enough
to iodEe . fEo'4 to! e"9 S, Tor '9n %
ffn%nFm 'oT you I" so around to the neigh
Nell" he ssid. 'ihey aren', good enough
u wear 20 church"
GAVE HIM TWO DAYS
Then Wei go Into the store and &c,
'on soma rIotnes.' his wifa said
IheS Meni Into tho store ana bouEh;
z a., suit n.., thyn sho saiA Now let's go to
40" s ne said '.its TOO ia,e now. It's
ana MsX r.. DAY yo hey hTlped him TO MIX again
fo"n IN N Inc evening When they got there
oM "s,i me *la and ! mus; go and SEQ him"
NOT, nuch-you own s;ce1 acres. and It's
bank '' :" ''e
Yes" no said "hu, I'm going to go,
-
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Discuss siberian nnil.ny situation.

~ +NEHV'
WASHINGTON. March 1.-The lliicd
railway representatives in Siberis held
AN informal conference in Nladivostok
ih"Sda! AFTERNOON. according to adj
wees reaching the State Department
to"itN. Seven countries were repre-
scented. MeSsrS stevens and Smith rep
fcschtlnE the United States. and Cen
cral fiOrN ath representing the Chinese
Eastern Railway. The object of the
conference was 20 discuss the Siberian
railway situation ana formulate plans
Tor restoring the lines and rolling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

after taxes. equipment rentals. etc.
Eioi.5oS.5Ao. The estimated average
annual return or rental paid by the
government is So2.lS3,oli. which leaves
a profit Of $l2.32i.G20.
The roads IN the South are the only
ones under government control that
have made profit for Uncle Sam. hut
i all has gone TO make up tn. deficits
of the roads of other regions OF the
country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
AXE NEAR THE KINGDOM
But AXE SIIi.I OUTSIDE,

uttrt!beEh Would only work ana prav MS
!AtS ShOuit sons OF you az, nol E,ortn
ite po"der IL would take 10 blow yot; nm
~ iGG SHOWN = lItt!o inirres. i'm tnts
iehNH! as hoiEe OF you have NOT on. per.
Hy.!!, "oH!u nave come down tines. isl..
no !os- OF Cod mas helped 10 Dr1u. you
!" !"t9 present state u! mind / comb
'I"hH mere anu shO" you hOM This is Irtia
"a "unHiet Was, but mus. go Oh, GsI
- =" Sooa 10 YOU. You arc alive TO-DAY
; deht God haa been patieni ana mas
Zen waiting Tor You To come To him: ~.
"a so" !" tuFH aSuiHs; YOU.
~. hou Ar not iar from tho Kingdom
%! H2G. but us dangerous place 10 sttV
~ IL isn't TAR from where you sit bui
~ longer journey than you've eV.s
uituertaRen yet. only from there t, here
cut u lakes more nerve TO cross thar as
,hhce IMAM u took Tor soliiers to face the
guns o. IN. Coniederacy.
on are near mo kingdom. but you arr,
SUI outside. You ough, 10 com, in Tor
III. sake OF your Influence "
,bn hers e, arc ,nen here tonigh; with all of
iti''scs against God. hope they Viii nave
pI u IS s sli .ha. cor;cz CONQUERED Mexico
fiEaFro neIped to accomplish u similar re-
sui IN Peru but he ana his littlr band
;nsi Teverses and became a. defeated trou-
bie! band OF adventures. -
,Some or their friends heard OF their
pI siS,5,. hnj sent ssnt rescue vessel to the
'hcy were asked 10 give i; up and go home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

Come" they said to FiIarro and hls men.
.,anS him 10 tn" sr9vey9,r,d, Lay him BE,
blood OF IN" Lamb Ho died shri-kink.
bont crowd me against the wnii"' on
God don't iet tina, oid iundcl keep you
out oi III" kingdom o. God
Who'll come into the Kingdom OF Godr
COlmN uu!aM-Mu!ck-uMLNk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
amt Without Oil
Remarkable Discovery That Cut,
Down the Cost of Paint Seventy
Five Per Cent.
\ Free Trial Package Is Mnilcd Ia
Everyone Who Write.

a H. Rice. a prominent manufactures, !.
Mans ;,iJ1, n ": haa hIsGoy"rsd process d
use OF oil. He calls II rowdrpaint II cones
in til" form of dry powder and ali thai ls
REQUIRED is cold water to make mimi
weather proof; fire proof. sanitary and dur.
nbie Tor outside or Inside painting IL il
afhcrSs to any surface. wood. stone or brick
about onc-fourth as much S''
:. Writ. 70 Mr.. y. Il. Rice. Manufacturer 7ss
NORM street. sH.--.=, -. Y. and he Mill
send you a free trial package. also color
card and full information showing you how
you, can save good many dollars. Write
tO-day.--Aly. - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

during the time 1
was looking forward
to the coming of my
little one that I am
recommending it to
other ex p g C t q n t
mothers. Be fore
taking it, some days
L suffered with neu-
ralgia so badly that
l thought 1 could
not live, but after
taking three bottles
of Lydia e. Pin k
hams V eye ia Bile
Compound l was en-
tirely relieved of
n eur algia, l h ad
gained in strength
and was able to 90
around and do all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
M 0 THEIRS
TO BE
Should Read Mrs. Monyhan's
Letter Published by
Her Permission.

Mitchell, Ind. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound helped me so much
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

Any woman who tires easily is n.rvous mr.
irritable. or looks pale haggard and worn
should at once have her blood examined for
iron dehci"ncy-adminstratio Of simple
NuNated Iron viii "rcn Increase the
strength and endurance OF weak ucrvous
carcworn women in two weeks time
Ihere can ne no strong. healthy. beau
tifui. rosy checked women. without iron
says pr. Ferdinand King. New York ply
stefan and Medical Author. Il have strongly
emphasized the fact that doctors should
prescribe moro organic iron--Nuxatcd Iron
Tor their nervous. run down. weak. haggard-
looking women patients. Pailor means
anaemia. The skin OF an anaemic woman
is pale. the flesh habhy. The muscles lack
tone the brain fags. and the memory fails.
ana OFTEN they hcc"me weak. nervous. irri-
table. Respondent aud melancholy. When
the iron goes from the blood of women the
roses go from their checks.
In the most common foods OF America,
the sthrchcs. sugars, table syrups, candles
poiishcd rice, white bread. soda crackers.
biscuits. macaronl, spaghetti. tapioca. sage.
farina dcgerminatcd cornmeal, no longer is
iron TO be found. Refining processes have
removed the iron of Mother Earth from
these impoverished foods and silly methods
OF home cookery. by throwing down the
waste pipe the water in which our vcceta-
Dies are cooked. are responsible for another
grave iron loss. Therefore, you should sun
ply me IRON deficiency in your food by using
some form of organic iron just as you would
use salt when your food has not enough
DR.. a. j. Newman Former Police Surgeon
ei lhicaSo and former House Surgeon. JEFF
heen my particular duty during the pnst
six years To assist I'm keeping Chicago's five
thousand blue coats In good health and per-
feet lighting trim. 80 that they Womb hc
physicaily equipped To Withstand all manner
OF storms and ravagcs OF natures elements
meeehtly J was prompted to give II trial.
This remedy has proven through my own
tests OF II In excel any preparation i have
ever used Tor creating red blood building
up tho nerves. strengthening tho muscles
ana correcting digestive disorders"
Dr. schuyler G. Jacques. Visiting Surgeon
of 81. fiiiZabcth's Hospital. New York civ
said: IT have never before given ont anv
medical Information or advice for publicu-
tion as ordinarily do not believe In a.
But In tho case OF Nuxatef Iron I fool 7
would be rcmlss I'm my duty not to mention
H. nave taken II myself and given IL to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
Physicians Explain Why Women Need More \
Iron in their Blood Today than 2Oyears Ago
Greatest
Beauty he American Woman ''' '"N

DIR. FERDINAND KING. New York ply
stciHn and Medical Author, says pby-
s'chhnH should prescribe more organic
iron-NuNntcd lron-to supply the iron
deficiency. Opinions of DR. Jnmcs
Francis sullivan, formerly Physician OF
Beilerue Hospital Outdoor Dcpt, New
YORK, and the Westchcster County Hos
p''h'' pr. y. d. Newman. former Police
surgeon of Chicago, md other phy-
st"innS who have thoroughly tcxtcd the
Nnluc of NuNntcd Iron.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
COSTS SOMETHING 70 KNOW
Al-NI.SS Of IOIJ'~ POWER

~ itsat many people suppose that aiter
ttey nave accepted Jesus Carist a. turIr
iiini Us sucn ana joined a cuurcn In IN y;
80 az mere - TO - Christian lie WcIL
S Se - something more. mat comes ~
,h4t be!i.'es mat Their. ar. constant AMI
- 80. c',hiHb blessings 10 DO had you wiIi
hn"w the iullncss OF Gun's itoW.r ~ ~
Dc anI. to has" Coo answer Your PRAYER
-, d'ttts aG" HIE. h"Ouy w.s hoidi!ir a
SAID: II you wish to argue or xiv. t"s
''iiiohy' no can do ia. preaching nor,
father died, ana inc care OF the r.' ,amittyy
rested upon the mother. Tho yo9nr man
St' VIA ana kept bad company. FINAL.
ne ieit nome. ono night az be sat AZ
saino!!Hs table they handed him a ieiel
si.in aud II said his mother Nae IL! lie
turc as'rrtcG iiselI ana called MIN Ia, 20
ga 10. ne SAID II won't 50. / Won; Weld
!" NeakIess. u stay" ''''
.aac A"1tt nine later he got another mes
eaSt', II h"ic our mother il very veal
~ - constantly calling tor you. Come -
az wert then. Ii WAS nii;ht wRen H.,
t tttSa m,sF, Tho S s ~ ~ ,in and s,asts
il he sn5SaHa l6 5asut ,cwa i4' ,a a.
In the bright moonlight ne saw IN.
mh!Se stone Eiisten!nE mere. and be.t...
=. ne "a" :, NJ" -inaGs mound He had
IL Ieapeu over the fence and ran To m.
S.".t an" zen upon u and cried: ~ holl
No. ~ !p' NV, NOW Mothers dead" Ito
re ten into sor; OF 4 s.eep Neg. ," uSi'
nun thcty an4 Carried h!Il to his hons.
80" go, Ia, 1n!" MIN Gpon tne bed from which Mis-
sobbeH W non pray Zoe me nov I'M
1919: de'tu lie found Christ tnrou. n
grave. 49, "AS AK 'v'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

stock and extending the operation AZ
the system as far into European Rus.
STA as possible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

81. : :::: y: .: v: v: :
mnd he strong
and well and
linvc nice rosy
checks instead Of being SO ncr-
VOWS ana Irritable all the time
and looking so hnggard ana old.
The doctor gave some 10 Susie
smiths mother and SHE was
worse on than you are. and now
she looks years younger and
feels Just fine"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
Declares That We May Be
Very Near Saloation and
Yet Be Lost
ForeUer.

Text. Thou art not far from the King :
dom OF God."-Mark 1854.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

s .hs needs p'G es Sr,s h"rlo' that he
II isnt haru 10 Convince drunkarl
or down:nmd outer that hcs ali wrong
"SS's To o "a. r rfn nn! hl e
'e III, man mat Ia: needs TO "e born AGAIN.
10 ,o,ch%in from sin were the rcsacctablc ana
p.orle I" come, into The kingGo,u o. t.oG
n are, ING refined. respectable ana ,irtuous
tho s"q "cs! G tn.s ons a. Do %. @anirs@
mus; cuuiess jesus chris,
COPS LA" riiE EGMIrhss
,hS HH m tn kt say TO-, i" mn me-, Ism, h: small
on me DEGREES o, God. Tnn only LAW 81
think OF getting Ola u ship wItnou, a. c1.ne
n1ss' TO- cross the ocean.
AM no, dsviais ,%c mtss rom is r@att p a-
Is IN. compass In" pi .,i i'is nUG ''w
ne Iss, iains Taas why GSf aiSss i.
There IS only one other way mentioned
IN IN the , Bible BY which men inight be saveu.
law. But wa can, keep ii nov. The Old
but s Sesns t s., S"a' a95 ySnn5 adultery!
adultery IN has heart already
You don't have to break every link
nav. I -, na,n ~ Gfdsr 70 be iree you don
sinner mis man tScsn mn lie on" Sut S 70 @o, De
"dai,ery. GSt ts,,bn; an doesn commas,
~, % mem: SIN 10 Sii.. no matter whether
IItbt or small
- what has produced this state OF NINA {?
ii,hthlHS. Iher" mas be"I. preaching m
, tnis Siy Tor years. There has been pa,aei.
INK mere Tor Sin weeks. hou .Yu't sI.,ul
psi"fe Cod amt plead ignorance
~ ~ sali mat wneH Aaron Burr was
- STUDENT at Princeton - great revival N.us
nt!I th"rc ana large nUu.uers oi tho ST ~
Hctt3 WEI. converted ~
~ is SAID that ii that revival a, Prince
tol three men VINO afterwards became
-! nresiH.mts OF the u..ivecslty were convert
~ buir listened u tho preaching lnL
nm, I'm" ht'S much Conc"rneG. went 10
- a. H"iIp.t OF tho faculty and consulted
i "h"ut It. asking whether no ouga
20 XIV AIS near. 60 Cod.
- th!Hn would wait. Mr. Burr" hs
vas ,'o!A wouldn't 10 carried away
~, thr excitement ~ wer. you"
uii an young stIdent took his ADVICE. Aaron
Den Ia !niamy and w!oto his nt.tI., i.s IL,
mat OF . Benedict Aru0lu "
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1919-12-19
LABOR MUST HAVE
A SQUARE DEAL IN
MATTER OF WAGES

The Union Record of December
10 printed the following news
items:
Calling the workers such names
as Bolsheviki doesn't help the in
dustrial situation any declared
Professor T. II. Douglas of the col
lege of business administration of
the University of Washington, at
the luncheon of the Municipal
League in Meves Cafeteria Tuesday
noon. The principles Of Unionism
are essentially sound, Douglas eX-
planned.
There can be no efficiency or real
production until the employer
learns to cooperate with the work
er, Douglas told his hearers. The
speaker declared that any attempt
made to break the unions would
only result in intensified industrial
warfare. Labor must have a square
deal in the matter Of wages, Douglas
declared.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1919-12-19
PYR0 AND NITRO
TAKE THE WATER

BREMERTON, Dec. 16.-The sea
valves were opened at 1915 a. m.
today by Mrs Gregory, wife of Cap
tain l.. +. Gregory, Construction
Officer of the Public Works Depart
ment, Puget Sound Navy Yard. At
12:50 o'clock the ships will be Of
ficially declared afloat and christen-
ed. The Pyro will be christened by
Mrs. Bisset and the Nitro by Mrs.
Suzzallo, wife of President Suzzal-
10 of the University of Washington.
The keel of the ammunition ship
Pyro was laid August 9, 1918. The
keel of the Nitro was laid March
10, 1919. Both are eleven thousand
tons burden and are being construct
ed in the same dock Besides this,
two large towing targets are being
constructed. Both ships and targets
arc being built in the same CON
struction dock.
The Pyro has been 20 months
in the construction dock and has
been leading all other construction
records in the United States. The
Bazos fuel ship. being built by the
Boston Navy Yard, is second and
the Henderson, being built in the
Philadelphia Navy Yard is third.
The Pyro is at least s per cent
ahead of her nearest copetitor.
The remarkable record, however.
is being made by the Nitro, which
is a sister ship of the Pyro and will
be complete in II months or in one
year in advance of the Pyro time,
which has up to this date held the
record.
Besides this, the Puget Sound
Navy Yard at Bremerton construct
cd 25 No. 40 subchasers, , mine
sweepers, : submarines, : seagoing
tugs, and As large coal barges.
The Bremerton construction dock
is the only one of its kind in the
idea first originating in Germany
United States. Adopted from the
and successfully carried out in Eng
land. Dimensions $50 feet long, 1870
feet wide and 80 feet deep. Cost
100000. 1t will take one hour to
flood it and As hours to empty it
from normal.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1919-12-19
TYPOGRAPHICAL
REFERENDUM VOTE

The referendum vote on three
propositions cast by the member
ship of the International Typo
graphical Union, on October %, is
printed in the December Typograph-
ical Journal and resulted as follows:
First Proposition-To increase
the old age pension from IS to $6
per week without increasing the
pension assessment: For, 43,1S2;
against, 1,577 Majority for, Al sos,
Second Proposition-To increase
the mortuary benefit for a contin-
uous membership of fifteen years
OF over from $500 to $500 without
any increase in the mortuary as
sessment; For 43,O97; against, l.
720. Majority for, Al, ,377.
Third Proposition-To increase
the salaries of the President and
Secretary Treasurer from $4,000 to
$4,000 per year; For, 25,322; !;
against, 1914 Majority for, 6,O0S.
The returns from 30 unions ar
rived at indianapolis too late to be
included III the official table. but
their total does not materially
change the result.