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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
EMPLOYMENT
SnIcsr,len and Agents

Statesmen wanted: calling on clothing
c, iurnishinE and dry goods trade. Ia the
OF straw hats, In connection with their
other line; liberal commission promptly
paid address G; c. .McKins,ry., District
Company. II wavcrly Place. New York
Statesmen wanted. High-clns So specially
, salesman for desirable permanent posi-
ton. ATTRACTIVE proposition for ali classes
OF retail dealers In smaller towns and
cities: connection will be worth better
imam 5000 above expenses to producers;
cAcGptlonal opportunity 10 make u mos,
desirable permanent connection with an
Great Northern ItldE.. Chicago.
SELL. NEcEsslTl ES-Ev.rybody needs
and buys the Business Guide" bryant
~ days. Send for sample. IT'S freq.
Nich0.s Co. Naperrilic. Ill.
SlDE.LlNE SALESMEN--Evcry person In
pencils. we have O The ma o popular 'fi linz
at right prices: liberal commission paid
In tull Immediately upon acceptance OF
orders. Paramount Pencil Co., CONNER
c!al Bldg. Nashville. Tenn.
TEN THOUSAND MILES INSTEAD OF
FIVE TllOCSAND--No more bluwouts:
30 per cent less punctures: every car
tire-savin& device; low cost: distributors
wanted in each locality. American Access
SORES Co. Dept. y SO. Cincinnati. Ohio.
WRITE SoNG--Lovc. mother. home.
childhood. patriotic. or any subject /
compose music and suaramtc. publication:
Reaper Block. Chicago.
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STOCK CLERK

A wholesale automobile
accessory house requires
an experienced stock room
clerk. One who is capable
OF taking entire charge Of
the receiving and shipping
department. Good salary
offered to the right man.
In first letter state expert
ence, by whom employed at
present, and when avail
able. All communications
strictly confidential. E as,
care Times-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen md Accent.

AQENTS--BiE Jobs open. Your city mus,
,,n nay men: slo daily easy; now method
write today. Gunmetal Co.. "a Elm. De,
70 aS,o ow sgs 9Sies spark BARK
insf s'asK pgk 'rG SSeo SAYS fs
AGENTS--Wondcrful dollar seller: every
auto ~S owner buys; gross briIys sI4l. cos,
weekly: you can too T.. Boeck, 20 w
A Gdia sss wsr.sd to sS thS iassSS
out 81 ten women buy: .somet hing new
sS"H1s EAST XHsaSsf SUM. enmoh%die t% Wy Co.
AGENTS can earn 500 a week by rep.
msn nss" tohes 81 5
tab ,aeiis h. Wholesale. chicago nrm. Fed
Ave. Chicago '"cnes'er
AGENTS-More light from your common
ss lamps ms. Guaranteed Tn safe and reliable
Terms to agents. White Finma I Imrnn.
Co. Box 2G3i. philadelphia. Pa
AG GEN 81 your own clio hes. shirts,
SIDE ''S fr Orders asd w,n skS our 1
Sny %rc IN America that shows both
ut w:,e 0nsd riE Esni now free wr T!ih
X Co. Dept. IS. Chicago.
hlsh- s .ade housshoiI ncesssi,ies. uU eon: !:
siSsinE OF re, na-Ta, ,the, wonderful seIf-
links: throat troches' Iismro.S for aN Dies
etc big Profits: Quick sa!es: repeat orders
Plarao Laboratories. St. Louis. Mo.
sc a day easy; Will show you how With
cd evrrywhere: small packagc--Jmst add
water. here's tho chance OF a ilfe-,iina
ean rfoiuets Co. az ia Xn,o arfa A BIZ
Cincinnati ohio.
AGENTS--Novc!ty spray and force pump:
throws stream so feet: has four al
OF spraying ana cAtinguiehlng fire: fastest
over sio0 wc"kiy: fruit tree saies,neenS
double sales with il: liberal terms: prompt
shipments Phillips Manufacturing Co.
AGENTS-A real oney-tuaker--no talk
ing noeessary-special self-sciiing plan
and And d"llcet@%ur price. 'ps 2se etRers
charge a5c: II sure repeater: over 100 per
csn! profit, and a rapid seller: carry,
EASILY ma.is-husiicrs can double it, TH iy
Is an honest reliable rroposition bneked
John Dlpi. i. US x. WABASH AZ Av.. ,'' GSi:
AN INcREAsED INCOME.
Travelling Saiesmcn-Your opportuni;y.
Are you the man We want-apen for n
t!me-with u worthwhile house. This is
not pin motley proposition Banks.
everybody in business your customers. 10.
i minute calls turn big business Make
nSu seaaons Taa @a" sap,e No Th
proposition is for travelling statesmen only:
worthy OF the most careful :nves,igatIon:
T!EHs now n,S IF's sIaimo Co Inc us
DlSTRlHUTER wanted in every town for
Spcedoiine; s300.0 90 to $500 90 per month:
exclusive territory: auiomob!le free to
Texas.
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LABORERS
COLORED
LOOK
500 WANTED

for largest construc-
ton job in New York
State by The Founda-
ton Company. Two
year job. Fine, new
camp with hot and cold
shower b a t h S and
board. Located on the
bank of the beautiful
Niagara River, one
half mile from city
limits of Buffalo, N. Y,
and on trolley line to
Niagara Falls.
No labor troubles;
wages, 55c per hour, 10
hours per day, seven
days per week. Free
transportation.
Apply today at office
Of
HYGEIA STABLES.
40 North Fifth Street,
for further informa-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

SUTLER--Flfst-ciass guil.r r.,.-a-,.
required: Agu!y go y Franslln s..
CHAUFFEUR YouuG white man II aryy,
Ford touring car. Mu.t know CIV ard
rave refnr.Ece Arply 5ii9 West Gay
coLoRED BOY---wa young color0d
boz To help in candy factory: good
cages and sknr. hoa:A ARMY Mope.y
notnlns Eorth Governor strte;
rcOLoRED BoY-wsnted cnlorcd boy
~, with neat appearance. 70 wO-S in nj.
4 Hard parior. Apply 81 Emo, S:nth Ina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

Va. Automobile Schooi. ~! East Leigh
Street. Richmond. Va ComDic;. courses
mcch4nioai. electrical. vulcanizinE. tire
repairing. FIFTY men wanted by August
ISL that Know rucaniZng. rctreRI!ng.
Come. write.
WANrED--rwo nrSt-ciaNs al!-round uuto-
mohilc mechanics. Meyers Sons Co.
?.ll South Eighth St
WANTED--EXpericnccd cotton mill or
textile man; willing 10 travel. STRAIGHT
salary and expenses 10 right man. 20.
care Times Dispatch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR various posi-
tons paying from $500 - $1,000 per
annum For particulars address Secrc-
tary. Local Board civil Scrvic" EXamin-
ton. or Room I. p1St-otiiGc.
" ASTED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

mono coia slaiase iS;na and A'E cIay H s.
fAlN'rEE-Wautcd. rood auto ,,,J -,
:. fiafg aeinisr &i5 \ Fourth srsa, ''r-
i..S5 %5r,n S Xina!;.e,.is f 22od p"ip,ers
Nshn"!ph a2lJ " i Rroiher '""he
;, M ~. Jns ii s5S East East NAN iieF
,,pisf fis m HEs 6sl@ aaa"af, e:
Stating elper,..ng o.; onen shop Write
"tEts received, 10 SO Cani.rr B,d. e.
iLuMhERS Wanted Three ais;.clas,
q hte.d F.umb.nr a.. GrS.n. I,.S6.
i' t!!t. !ih 'aio2,sd steady position. The
f.ESS FEEDER Wanted. i.r nr,s.
Iat.l ,,.rt 'vI "hn nos had experience in
GIr, .A"S?.rh faper Box Com
't,.,NAi MAtL CLERKS ylio MONTH:
npMard ae-Irus ci-rk.hlps. Vie .er ;-. =.
." 80. ifs. y Leonard CORNER ,ciyfy
SO. s'.s hiSism!aerj. iSIj Ea4lt4GIy na!n.S4...
HhiLt\Y TRAFFIC iNsFECrOEs want.
and H'.n an q" so per noii,,
49,. ,LS ."ine study under ruarantoe We
&C., 20. ION. No agc limit ASH for
ar ,nt, M - npi Tfs1adsNrd business rr"iH-
S5hE-MAS %aui+a rcsidor, gaj,.,,.7,
nei'g.f Adverusei .ond nr"Gtict
t tras -".Ni aEG P"jrgsburE re
H.. i. "f NH,F'"0ro Auulv Non.
l,-- Ma Nan'el 81 nirhmana an
urSs'.l.aa. oo.' ou WITH aute
geatus and paints o. rIi}i4,eSs ~, 70
n"'"E aS'"nni Mg.' D, hu:h gin !,
f5ai,.m5te sd '"'"''' 3.'- E.."ir Road
Statesmen fur rosu rr, rroposl, .,,,,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets.


Dogs. Cats, Pets. AZ
CANARIES.
FISH.
PARROTS.
RABBITS.
We now have a large
supply OF Rollers, Gold
Fish and cages of all sizes,
both brass and enamelled.
Just received a couple of
parrots that are beauties.
We wish to announce that
we are in a position now to-
supply our patrons needs
in regards to Rabbits, both
Belgian and White, on a
short notice.
SOURS' BIRD SHOP,
LIB E. Grace st.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
FINANCIAL
Bnsiness OnI.ortunifies


okGANIIE business under declaration or
coan. s' sF s.a,s in n sasSs; no ToPGrh, 70
supply s S1l%ssss compile ptinsd ms!,sr
GO. l23 Madison. Chicago
work ma wanted, espSriencPI o. office
Salary. fifty dollars dl, n pSs week geek
!: II. SpieEel. waynesboro. Va
SIZES saIsS MM NJ. want, a rcsidcnt
=, s1vs manager Ia each OF tho counties
To- To- p hi.sn" ,mS ana sgrIounainE territory:
snaas Sstsr u ma, eb weTss
Proof me Inside 2sdnSasy s5Ssn and Is
You vow can IAN, earn from iIO.9oo to $4,000 a
il you can direct saesmsn and S"S san Tsn!s
part SiS witt tG
Screen Company. lnc.., Suite ass2. II lat
tSry Place. Ncw York.
SEND for our free classified advcrtsinE
Classified mediums throughout the United
So ,HH, money. Acme Advertising Agency.
WANT to contract with good NH man
-, W cut logH and saw about 500. 900 feet
p pi,, rut my" or more. near Richmond: log
eng z9Fs Ninth most? sly r.g Apny 81 D.
"MMTEp-Reliablo party With equip
timber miles fTG i hnh sawInE sTn t,n
ses.s Sons. South Richmond. Ia
No t ~ Ep. aggressive young man with
S-,VN casn TO enter good firm Par
1,r Wv, rs anu references necessary. Il II
"mN Ella man to take $4,000 in-
"ittSSt ia $iVJ.vU cDrDoraIa1 Must ru
sSpa oin TO take charge or office and man
- "i.ut % business In M absence. Is
~ are TImr. Dispatch.
NATTER POWER. JAMES RIVEK-Can
furnish copies OF detail reports and
maps from notes of late Colonel IIurrwyu
Alaress r. 9l9. caro- Times Dispatch
'a9o,tl 500 ADDlrloNAL profit. Lisieni
,,iNntau Gohiectioner druggist. grocrr,
Nhca'crolt Dispenser for hot peanuts
ovens new business: great In profit Won
ucniui IN performance! beautiful in nu-
y. y. '"''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

high-ciass executive To act as
secretary 90 the Richmond Better
iuSin""s Bureau Wiltr. stating
qua iii!C"tiOns ~ detail. All com
nun!ca:ions treated In strict conn
drncc. Address q 20, care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

L!NENlEE wanted Tor trans,nission H..
eensttnci!on. Board AMI good wages:
no .noo! trouble; steady work Write u
Power "a IOran IL Va. "eH> Nis1H'S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
WANTED.

Several boys to learn a
practical trade. Will pay
guaranteed wages to aver
age over $1,000 per year for
5 years time of apprentice
ship. Address in own hand
writing, f %, care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

W g T;s sS.sGi@sH! S!sfss sgo month S Ss-
Il. Rochester y. Y ne''' 'sa
'.5 jISJ wo ,,,F, oyeT Il; wanted Hun;
, ~ H." jnne 10 ni$ nay VIII
ne 6ept t. i i.S'i b. 0i Eoahel,c cS"kiin l"s'
MEN ;WOMEN--NanteJ. immediately. scy-
@@sf a to rSpITr for FovsTnmsn,
NOR, snort hours Long vacation. Win
oac "S. Sas'"t irea 'u Mrs,% G%@
d!ate!y FRANKLIN Institute. Dept. ia b.
Rochester. y !.
driven l.sOO miles for sale chesn:
owner leaving city Madison s262
rt; a., LEE year is the competent,
ss! on VIZ l%s,,sF %Ss AddT,;s pcpi inter- E
49, lt"'h"rs bureau. Atlanta. Ga.
statesmen and Agents 81
AGEN rs. Send Tor free toilet soap sample
co. i"G bcs 81 o fS.n s. eLs aa, GgeF asassa
hGENTS-.Can You sell to colored peony. >
:, write BECKER Chenica! Co. ST Louis.
AGENTS Free sample: r,sa,.s, ,,.s5-,.
tsnlrt .prop.~ilion enormous profits ~
ciyGearn Ave. Dsri NJ. chidasoS.0 f in: .''-
ssi our sua ara hos sr%h o 10 ~erky
srrins business. Enormous pronts. t!xI
nncr!sncc unnecessary. pcrfcctwcar Mii!s.
E%T:i--si0-siO week. free sa,npIN,
store windows: Ss Gi In" i. Ss ~; 90 "9
n f@ ari; s sfSf"s Metallic Letter Co. 80
% auto Fssons s'i" "sre @n ksf
saves - 70 80 per cent; eliminates car.
America Co. Station All. Cincinnsti.
uh"
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Money To IOnn


n LOAN on your farm or suburban real
., es'ato IL whnt you need. Geo. T.. craw-
Iord " Co.. Sj2 L.. Nain Street
-, BENEFICIAL. LOANS
~ nehu money ON note or home furnl-
steady Jobs without inquirInx ni einpI"y
pawns. Loans from SIS 10 $500 1.paw o
hDle IN ten monthly inBtaiiniunts or Az
ussteu. LEGAL charges only. based on
unnaid balances for actual time due Thu,
nnsiey ~ financed ana directed Nv bunl.
ness and professional men: conIuctcl in
splrit OF service and not solely 10 max"
money. Very fair and helpful: strictiy
SonHuentlal ana courteous dcblings SHv.
oHir9Ners Welcomed. Private Inquiries mn
Htnu: quick service. Hours. : TO 10
'4''' SppiiiHo5SNnE!s Mhp,SSoniHl aw.!iie or
Ii ernsed Mo ni%X : T. S nSsI
ZOE l-2 y. SIXTH ST. TEWR 1RoAn
SECOND FLOOR
Iiccnsed by Chief State Hank Et.rtn.r
,ncinbcr Chamber OF Commerce
Aenoet Legal Reform bureau to Eiln,l-
t.n the Loan Shark EVIL. intorporat,d
aDNEf loaned to housekecpcrs at legal
u inttrcst standard Credit Co. 2is N0rih
rsurih Street. Madison 3s72
r. MONEY TO LOAN.
hre Increasing the yoIum. OF our
tSe SSss s"f STafr 70
credit To the rural district to those who
i've IN radius OF ten miles OF the civ
YOUR FARMING IMPLEMENrs Ali:
RATE LOANS
s ISs M5MT1, ssEi :yYfnH!TTxT GO.
n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

WHITE wOMEN-WuutrG > white women
for work In service rantry. Good salary
Including room Rui board. Apply by wiz
ing or IN person 20 iiosrl Warwick. New
NNMs. w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

Wantec 2 toys. IS years q: a-a
To distribute roUpons 10 RIrH
TIM bit patch Bu.d,us MINI
DAY, June !. after $50 = 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

AN OLD established auto tire repair ,tor.
lu!l. modern equipment. incIud!nE gas
PUMP ar sosnpressSSr etc., !osntcd in The
rum rum Q, ieavini; city. Inquire \ IS. care
CAIlTAi--l specialize In financing rneri-
toriouS business enterprises by selling
stocks or nrst mortgage bonds: str.ctiS
nonmissien basis: mai! fun particulars In
i.h letter. John TriSr. 1929 Eddy St.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

GO INTO UsISESS--Make big money
We start you manufacturing and scllin.
famous Southern Praiincs: new business !.
enormous profits; trome ndouA dema nd ::
WONDERFUL opportunity. Southern Candy
Co ]. 2S3. New Orleans.
HAVE YOU $500 and some spare time +?
Opening In paying corporation for
hustler; Give references. IL Is. care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

MEN WOMEN over IL wantca 20 r.
zine sos"rrinont CLERKS. 500 month uo
W Eitc Immediately for Tree list uDsit ION.
nov open. Franklin INSTITUTE bsn, '1xs
u. Rochester. y. Y - '''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-12
THE WEAK YOUNG WOMAN

TOT so LONG ago foolish little high school girl married 1$ boy of twenty. Neither of them were tralneo to neither of them had good hablts nor ord The boy was oafe or almost oa1er He had learned to drink to The girl was pretty Du her head full of foolish notions She seemed n the whole than the boy She would Work put not reg uarlv nor at safe employments heart full of bit poor She utterly unable to adapt the environment which life had woven about her. The boy had ideas ideals except that he wished to live softly without work The girls brains added by reading things which she did not understand Especially she disturbed because of the unfarnes between the situations social and industrial life complained mostly because could do certain things with impuny which brought women bitter criticism
 Cautiously enoungh, perhaps naturally enough the wrong which this child complained the most was that her friends complained because she smoked cigarettes It was forth her vexation
 Presently foolish girl separated from the drunken youth her husband and after while formed the quaintance a who could contribute to her economic support however he have undermined her spiritual ports
 When this man began to weary of her. the girl poisoned her thoughts all embitered killed her killed him. And there you sordid story; story story story old the ages that the wages of sin is death
 The diary which the girl behind human interest It the story of weak little foo eaten from birth per- hap whose brain the cells that represent the instinct of self preservation from the beginning weak From the borne.
 What could done with these young people? Wha could have been done for the girl? Was the fruit faulty from the beginning that it was sure to spoil.
 religious training might have made difference
 Work might have made difference
 system education which manual training and hard work would have been part might have made diff ference.
 For period of their lives until they twenty these weak minded young people grew up in folly without knowing the discipline of work religion Eher might have saved them.
 ought be added the schools. The young be diligently brought under the influence of religion
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-12
THE ROW IN STAMFORD

TE~ HE STAMFORD CAUCUS which resulted sets delegates to the Republican State Convention such meeting will gratify parliamenarians promote harmony This has usually been called in the evening" Upon this it called afternoon with the purpose apparently of putting hard and fast program without any scruple.
 The result is precisely what might have expected There delegations the Convention vention will seat the delegation it likes best.
 The concluding action will not depend gaton has the right it's side, dealing with right rules of the Republican party will depend upon the Roraback crowd the King crowd of the convention.
 The Roraback control but women only two states away from the ballot and the women should into the eection time convention things might go differently.
 The Rorabaclolcomb group have consistently opposed the ambitions of the women prompt punishment may be meted if the vote.
 On the other hand King and Wilson, mayor of Brdgepor have recently supported the aspirations and will get ballot box support the power
 The fight is that end the Republican ship in Con- necticut from stem to stern
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-12
NORTH CAROLINA NEGRO IS RICH
 MAN IN LIBERIA

London, March 12-Liberia is truly a hermit republic, writes Alan Bour- chier Lethbridge author and traveller, in the Daily Telegraph. The country, he adds, has no roads, no railways, no telegraphs, no steamboats on her riv- CTS nor any practical exploitation of her wealth.
 Lodgings in Monrovia, the capital, virtually do not exist with the excep ton of one place which is conducted by the mayor This man is an enter prising negro of North Carolina who besides attending to the duties of the mayoralty and conducting his hotel, operates an ice plant and an ice cream parlor which formerly were German property. From these latter his profits are said to be gigantic. He also has tsomething to do with the Post Office" and is a police court magistrate.
 'In fact" says MT. Lethbridge, 'fthis remarkable man, starting from
 nothing, has made himself a Rocke,
 feIler of Liberia
 there are no horses. motors, rick shaws or other vehicles, no street lighting, no drinking water and nol infrequentIy food supplies for the European colony run out and strict rationing is enforced until the ship arrives.
 Unless the 23 members of Con- gress appear at parliament houses attired in a black frock coat, pate nj l leather shoes, white waist coat and I top hat, they are liable to a fine of l s5. The thermometer sometimes | registers .110 in the shade
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-12
MIR. FORD'S OWN PAGE

will not do it. New governments will not do it. Nothing but old fashioned work and thrift will do it. If changes are coming, we ought to be ready for them If we have the necessities of life on hand in abundance, we can pass safely through every change. Those who have enough for themselves should produce for others. The common stock must be ample, and then we can sur vive without acute distress what ever may come.
 Why is it that men will disre- gard these simple, true and sure ways of protecting themselves, and seek new and fantastic ways which look better in oratory than they do in operation? What is this obstinate quality in human nature which blinds it to it's best good?
 The value of this course is that if we enter upon it earnestly, the changes we foresee will be rob- bed of their sting and will turn into beneficient changes. It is the distress, the distraction they can cause that makes changes for good or bad. When they cannot cause distress, they turn out usu- ally to be good changes.
 The world has lost one oppor- tunity to remake itself; let it not lose the present opportunity to save itself greater confusion than the war brought. No doubt one day in the future we shall regain our lost opportunity to make the world a league of peace and mu- tual help, but before that we shall probably have to pass through an intermediate time of testing, the results of which will rest solely on our willingness to work and be thrifty.
 There is not any distinct will ingness to work now; there is not any general tendency to thrift. We are caught in eddies of side issues, none of which will feed or sustain us if a slump should hit the world. There is no excuse whatever for the United States suffering. It cannot over produce in a world that needs all IL Se1li 1IlSihCs II IL oo4ICIS cII e1l4 it will be from under-produc- ton, and this can mean only idleness and luxurious living.
 Some men say, 'If we produce it is only for the capitalists!' Wholly wrong. If we produce now, and times become dark what we have produced will con- stitute a common stock. If we have no stock in the country what will it matter that the ftcapitalists'' have none, if tht workers have none either?
 Any way you look at it, oul duty is to keep on working a: the production of useful thing food and all that goes to thu work of raising food, as we'll a all that goes to the sustenanc of life, and those things whicl make for human happiness
 Is isn't duty for this or tha large aggegration-it is the dut. of every individual. Every maj on his job-every man producin, for today's necessities, and a littl extra against tomorrow"s pos sible need.