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Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
FAVORS WEARING
OF OLD CLOTHES
Citizen DisapprOves Of Overall
Clubs But Suggests Method For
EcOnOmizing.
Editor Daily Commonwealth:

Editor Daily Commonwealth:
have seen so much in print about
the Overall Clubs in different towns
and cities, that 1 am disgusted. If the
people want to economiZe, let them
wear their old clothes with patches
or darns. If the whole country com
mences to wearing overalls, that is
sire to cause a demand for them, and
as we all know, this means higher
price for overalls. This will throw a
hardship on the sure enough poor man
or working man that has nothing else
to wear.
l think if everyone would stop try
ing to get something little finer
than the other man or woman, and
get out their old clothes and old shoes
and wear them, it would have the de-
sired effect.
Lets lay aside all of that false
pride and quit going into bankruptcy
The better class Of people have the
situation in their hands and its up to
them to save the country. Let's get
out our old summer clothes, clean up
and wear them and feel proud that we
have them.
Let the man that has no old cloth
es wear overalls, meet him with q
smile and handshake, welcome him at
church or in your home, all we want
is for him to be is a man.
COUNTRY"
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19

the people of the United States may
rightfully take the same pride in it
that the Italian has in Rome, the
Frenchm;m has in Paris, or the Eng
lishman takes in the magnificent pub
lie buildings of London.
know that the fine arts commission
had its inception in the Worlds Col
umbian Exposition in Chicago in 1898,
where the architecture of the temper
airy buildings, and the landscape and
water effects obtained were far in
advance of anything ever seen in this
country up to that time. Four men,
including Saint -Gaudens, who helped
lay out the worlds fair grounds were
in 1901 named by the Senate to draw
up a plan for the development of
Washington. Many of their recon-
mendations which nineteen years ago
seemed visionary have come to fruit
ion, and in 1910 the commission of
fine arts was created by act of Con-
gress.
The commission members are ap-
pointed by the President for term Of
four years, and Charles Moore, one
of the original commissioners named
by President Taft, has served as
chairman since 1916. It's personnel
today includes four architects of wide
reputation, one sculptor, one painter
and one engineer officer Of the army,
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
CITIZEN FAVORS
AN OVERALL CLUB
Asks Some Interested Citizen To Start
Movement Inaugurated< In Birm-
ingham, Ala.
Editor Daily Commonwealth:

Editor Daily Commonwealth:
Please allow me small space in
one of your columns. I saw an ar
ticle in the Commercial Appeal on
April 10th, where Birmingham had
organized an Overall Club for the
purpose of bringing down the high
price of clothing and all ready-made
wearing apparel of both men and wo-
men. So l thought / would mention
it to the good people of Greenwood,
as there are many persons who do not
read the paper and are unaware of
what steps are being taken to lower
the prices. So let us see if we can
have a club in Greenwood, like they
have in Birmingham.
It will be the finest organization
the city has ever had if we can get the
people to join and stick. Each men,
Der should get two suits of overalls
and ladies two or three changes of
gingham dresses. Then silk dresses
would be thing Of the past. If rich
and poor go after these high prices it
won't be but few months until each
persons money will do him some good.
The writer has $500 for suit of
clothes, which is one third what is be-
ing asked for a suit. l should get
three suits for S54 which only buys
one. So by organizing an Overall
Club in Greenwood, everybody's
money will get them something, when
they need it.
Some good man that is interested
in the move, take hold of the PROPOSE
ton, issue a call for a meeting, and
let us get busy and start the ball roll
ip. No one should be allowed to join
me club if they desire to come IN with
4 two faces under the same hat. We
find that in all walks Of life, people
need more strickability and sincere
ity about them when it comes to Or
ganizing and I hope if this movement
is started it will be success. Let
everybody wear overalls and gingham
dresses for a month or more. Let us
act now.
/ hope that everyone that reads this
little ,.aece will give it their undivided
attention. If the people don't start
something of this kind, the poor peo-
pie will never be able to wear any
more ready made clothing and only
the upper tens will be able to "get
by. uAppv
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
BOARD HAS
REFUSED TO DEAL
WITH STRIKERS
SAYS WILL NOT CONSIDER COM
PLANT OF PARTIES WHO
ARE NOT COMPLYING
WITH TRANSPORT
ALTON ACT.
Associated Press

WASHINGTON, April 19-The
Railroad Labor Board announced to-
day 1T ~ atsl z aat~consider compla mt
from the striking railroad men, The
Boards statement said it would not
receive, entertain or consider" any
application or complaint from the par
ties who are not complying with the
opting every means to avoid Interrupt
ton that threaten the roads growing
out Of any disputes.
The spokesmen from the striking
railroad men in New York, New Jer-
sey and New England and the Middle
West were received by the Board this
morning.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
Community Sing
Largely Attended

The Community Sing yesterday at
the Memorial Building was largely at
tended and those present thoroughly
enjoyed the splendid and wholesome
program. All of the numbers were
good and most pleasingly rendered.
The people of the city are commenc-
ing to look forward to the Sunday af-
ternoon Sings and it is predicted that
as soon as the weather permits they
win be held in the open air, that prac-
tically the entire city will turn out to
hear the program.
Much credit is due Mr.. William
Deal for his zeal and earnestness and
4or the splendid training which the
= e1eetrs and band are evidencing. &
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
Now Is Time To
Get Rid Mosquitoes
(By RALPH McBRIDE).

The Second Year Science Class of
the High School has been making a
study of mosquitoes. They find that
besides being very troublesome pest
the mosquito is also a good carrier of
diseases. Of these carriers the Ano-
pheles or Malarial mosquito is the
most familiar in this section. The
mosquito becomes infected by biting
a malarial patient. The germs live
and multiply within its body and
when it bites person he becomes in
fected with the germs of the disease.
The life cycle Of the germ is COM
pleted within twenty-four hours. At
the end Of this period it throws off
spores into the blood which cause the
fever.
The Aedes Mosquito was long ago
proved to be the sole carrier Of Yellow
Fever. The Cutex or common mos
quito carries no disease germ as far
as is known but is simply an annoying
pest.
The problem of getting rid Of mos
quitoes is a comparatively simple one.
This is the time of year to do it. If
every pool of stagnant water near
ones place is drained or covered
with oil during the spring months
mosquitoes will be unknown. The oil
shuts off the air from the pupa and
they suffocate before they have time
to develop into full grown mosquitoes.
The life cycle of the mosquito covers
a period of not less than fourteen
days and so if oil is poured upon stag
nant water every ten or twelve days
during the spring they will have lit
tie chance to develop. Every possi-
BILE bit of stagnant water must te
done away with, however, as the wat
er in an old tin can, piece of broken
bottle or chickens trough has been
known to breed sufficient mosquitoes
to supply whole neighborhood for a
season.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
SCORE KILLED IN
ARKANSAS STORM
Numbers Were Also Injured In Storm
Which Swept Northwest Part
State Last Night.
Associated Press

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April 80
Meagre advices received this morning
indicated that approximately a score
of persons were killed and number
injured in the storm which swept sew
eral counties in northwest Arkansas
last night. Seven are reported killed
at Harvey Valley near Danville, three
at Hickeyville near Clarksville.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
DIR. Currens Speaks
Presbyterian Church

DR.. Charles H. Currens, well known
throughout Mississippi and the South,
occupied the pulpit last night at the
Presbyterian Church. DR.. Currens is
State Secretary in Mississippi, as well
as in Louisiana for the Near East Re-
lief. His address was most interest
ing and instructive and his audience
heard him with pleasure. He spoke
for brief period yesterday afternoon
at the Community Sing at the Memoir
ial Building.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
MOOrhead Base Ball
Team Here Tuesday

The Moorhead Base Ball Team will
arrive in Greenwood tomorrow after
noon to meet the local High School
team, in what is expected to be a
close and interesting game. The con-
test will take place at $3.50 on the
school campus.
The local lineup follows: Vance,
catcher; Weiner, pitcher; Lehr, 1st
base; Rennie, End base; Dix, short
stop; Peel, third base; Parish, left
field: Abbott center field; McCarty,
right field.
sTomorrow's game will be the first
Of the season,
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
DISCUSS THE RUHR
BASIN SITUATION
Allied Premiers Agree That Germany
Must Be Forced To Disarm In
This District.
Associated Press

PARIS, April 19---The Allied occu-
patton in the Ruhr Basin in Wessern
Germany was being considered b. the
Allied premiers 1T San Reno, says
the Petit Partisan. Premiers Lloyd
George and Nitti held brie. meeting
last night and agreed IN principle on
the necessity ef ling Germany to
sd1sarn1, but nave nor e.rae1 as u the
best means of procedure.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
WOULD REFUSE
THE MEXICANS
Governor OF Texas Protests Vigorous
ly Against Troops Moving
Through U. S.
Associated Press

WASHINGTON, April 19-Govern-
or Hobby of Texas, has sent tele-
gram to Secretary Of State Colby, pro-
testing vigorously against the propos-
ed movement of Mexican troops thro-
ugh Texas, to enable them to attack
the Rebels in the army officials and
is now under considerat ton of the I'm
tied States government.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
Cut Of Thirty Million
Dollars Was Made By
The Committee.
AMOUNT ASKED
WIND UP AFFAIRS
New A Appropriation To
Bring Total Fund ST.
$780, 100000.
Associated Press

WASHINGTON, April 19-The re-
duction of $3O,OOO,OOO in the $780,
900, 900 asked by the Railroad Admin
istration to wind up it's affairs was
made today by the House Appropria-
tions Committee. The new appropria-
ton would bring the total funds gran
ted the Railroad Administration to
$1,78O,O 100000.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
Keeping Prices Down
Owing To The III. c. l..
Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 19-Elbert H.
Gray, chairman of the United States
Steel Corporation, informed the stock
holders at their annual meeting that
the corporation was holding down the
price of it's products because of the
high cost of living.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
Control of r. r. Cost
Govt. 81, 900, 900
Associated Press

WASHINGTON, April ia total
loss to the government growing out of
the Federal control of the railroads,
is estimated by the House Appropria-
tions Committee at more than 81, 129,
900, 900.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
Body OF Negro Was
Found River at SidOn

The body of negro was found in
the Yazoo River at Sidon Saturday
afternoon. Some negroes saw the body
floating down the stream and it was
brought ashore. Sheriff Vardaman
stated that the body was badly decay
ed and the negro had probably been
dead for two months. 1t is not known
who the negro was or how he met
his death.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19

Mr.. J. B. Ray of Sidon, was Wis
itor in Greenwood Saturday and paid
the Daily Commonwealth office
pleasant call. He stated that every
body was busy planting cotton in his
vicinity.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
Anti-SalOOn League
Meeting Is Called
Associated Press

WATERVILLE, o. April 19-Gen-
eral Superintendent Baker of the An
ti-Saloon League of America, today
issued call for the State Superin-
tendent's League to meet at Chicago
and San Francisco Immediately pre-
ceding the National Convention and
remain in session during the conven-
tion.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
FIRE THREATENS
ABIG TERMINAL
Two Piers Caught Fire At Brooklyn
Steamship Terminal Today, Which
Is One Largest World.
Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 19-Fire start
ing on tn eSteamship Halfried today,
threatened the obstruction of the buss
terminal at Brooklyn, one of the larg-
est steamship terminals in the world.
Two of the piers caught on fire.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
Rioting Occurs
In Londonderry
Associated Press

BELFAST, Ireland, April 19-Re-
newed rioting occurred Sunday even
ing in Londonderry between the Un-
ionists and Sim Feiners. Revolvers
were used freely.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
SUPREME COURT
UPHOLDS KY. ACT
Provides Separate Coaches For Ne
groes And White People In This
State Today.
Associated Press

WASHINGTON, April 19-The Su-
preme Court today upheld the Kentuc-
ky separate coach act, requiring the
separation of white and negro passen-
gers.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19

DR.. E. J. Johnson, noted surgeon,
was in Greenwood yesterday "a
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19

Mr.. A. ]. Coste, Jr., went to Green
vile this morning to transact busi-
ness in the interest of the Masonic
Lodge.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
Local Observations.

Local Observations.
perature-Highest 80 degrees;
lowest, II degrees; precipitation 90;
river guage 33 feet; rise in "a hours
O.3.
Miss Annie Long Stephen
Local Observer
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
THE WEATHER +:
: X X X X X * X X X X X X

Mississippi-Local thunderstorms
probably Monday and Tuesday; some
what lower temperatures.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19

Tske the Daily Commonwealth
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
4 4 X 4 \ X x 4 X + 4 X
X \.
COTTON MARKETS *
X X x X X X X x X X 4 X
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Open High Low Close C.ose
Prev.

Closed 81 to II down.
New York Spots 42.75-75 down.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19

Closed 76 to 112 down.
New Orleans Spots 41.75.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET
Open High Low Close c. ose
Prev

May Al 80 Al. "a I4O.13 40 % Al 40
July 1890 40. .16 80. .12 80 .12 80 81
Oct. $3.50 37.15 36.O7 36O7 I36. .S3
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-16

care cistiga mai multi locuesc ca
sele mai mari dinspre strada, Chi
ria platita de ordinar a 5-a parte,
din salariul ce Sc cistiga.
Lucratorul englez, pc linga locu-
inta buna, simte nevoia nu mai pu-
Tin mare, de a Sc nutri bine. 81 ace
asia O poate face din canza eftins-
|tatii vietii caci in Anglia nu stint
impozite indirecte, afara de cele
puse asupfa beuturilor alcoolice 81
asslpra tutunului.
Llscratorul engles sc nutreste asst
If.,
/ El ia 4 mese pc z.
| j Id breakfast 0 masa copioasS
comppsa din peste unit, pine, ciai,
compot la ora 8 jum. dim.
p La lunch masa dupa prfnz.
Masa usoara, esre adesea se ia
lfnga uzina, compusa din Qua, pfi>
ne, unit.
81 Le Tea. Masa inipprtan4& care
se ia iaeaist duva i,lsosrcsrea della
tlucru, dnp1 ora 6 r. NJ eonpusa
IL
fdin basturi cisi, came, ssrtofi 81
legume.
4 lie supper masa de seara, Ia
fora 3, Q max ussar6, coz,siatind din
Ebrfnza. unit, pine.
Deci slementele principale d,
Ehrap1, stunt: pine, unit, cartofi
4 fpeste, bsinak esapet. c. bxuturi
|lciai cs sahas, lspts Il eits odata
There.
Piinse : pren1 1t1lts q cas1 fe
meia, clzpk kFfnd f2ins carss cost
csn y esntims ker. Pfines cum
1 ipxratk aaatk "a =. N,
lIlf =, e. ~ a. eoI1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-16
fducatjia il Anglia
CARE ESTE sFAaBA DE cuITuRA LUuzxToRULU1
te ENGLEZ

fntinselor eoaste scaldate de mare.
Ceea ce a luat O desvoltare nein-
trecuta fost arata minelor.
Ceea ce este insa Characteristic,
| faptul ca mai tot carbunele, extras,
este intrebuintat in interiorul ta-
| rii, ceea ce contribuit la industri-
alizarea 81 in special la. fabricarea
nasinelor, 81 umde masinismul a
luat desvoltare extraordinara a
fost in industrial textila, unde su-
perioritatea Anglei neintrecut;
pima acum.
Nordul Anglei ofera un loc pre-
destinat desvoltarei masinismului.
El poseda 81 caderi de apa 81 hula
81 debuseuri usore la mare
P. Descamps STA inceput studiul
Sau, nu lntr un centru industrial al
bumbacului, ci a studiat un centru
din IONA de industrie a linei, care
Sc apropie de desvoltarea industri-
ala Flandrei 81 a nordului Fran
tel.
Regiunile de industrie a linei Sc
impart fn3.
Regiunle care daracesc lima. Re-
giunle unde sc piaptana $ sc toar-
ce lima, 81 Regiuni unde Sc confec-
tioneaza.
Autor,ll vizitat industria de
pleptanat mecanic lima fermei
Heiden ct Burnley. Fabrica are
$50 lucratOri, din care l-2 lucreaza
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-16
IN VI IA RIB

Societatea romina de Aju-
TOR 81 cuftura din Salem, Ohio,
are oncare a invita- pc toate On.
Societati, Clubnri 81 Parochii
precum 81 pc toti fratii' Rominl
din loc 81 jur lua parte la Pc
trecerea impreunata GU dar1s 81
culesul vi;lor care va avea loc in
seara zilei de 18 Sept. a. c. in
hala Soc. Lelll din Ia Depot Str.
Salem, Ohio.
Inceputul petrecerei va Fl "a
oarele IL din noalpte., Pretul ie
fntrare pentru domni IS c. pen-
tru dame IS c.
M,rz:ca s'Libertatea" din Can
ton, Ohio, sub conducerea d-lui
Nick Mutu, va dlstra pc On.
Public Gu cele mai frumoase arii
lie dams.
Suprasolyirile Sc prinesc Gil
is'are mllltamita 81 sc vor cuita
pc Gale Nziaristica. Bufetul va ii
t.ranjat GU beuturi racoritoare.
Deci in speranta Ca toti fra
til Romfni din ioc 81 jur ne vor
da tot spriJinul Dior partici-
pind Intr 'lln nhmar cit sc poate
de mare la aceasta petrecere, p1-
ma la revedere am ramas astep-
hlndu-va@ GU drag
214-15. Comitetul Aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-16

~ SociOIogia aplicata in mod prac-
.tic prin studiile intreprinse de lie
s1av p. de Roussier 81 altii ne-adus
IA scoala lui Desmotln, care ne-a
dat atitea monograph interesante
asupra diferitelor regiuni 81 civil
liEatii, cum e. aceea d-lui p. Blu
reau asupra taranului norwegian
lar acum in urma, studiile intere-
sante ale d-lui p. Descamps, a ca
rui uha din lucrari, incercam sd O
expunem in rindurile de fata.
Pragresul economic al unei tart.
MI Sc poate atribui la un singur
sir de cauzc.
Tarilc Anglo-Saxone Sc bucura
de superioritate evidenta, dim
punct de vedere social. superiori-
tatc care previne dupa P. de Rous-
sier, din felul de educatie ce Sc da
tlneretului, lucru de altfel arafat 81
de Ed. Desmolins i'm cartea sa: A
quOi items la superiorite des Anglo
SaxOnes.
Anglia nu tara pastorala, afara
de muntii Scotiei; nici 0 tara agri-
cola, caci agricultural diminueaza
din an in an, 'tliminuind p0pulatia
rurala, care emigreaza la orase. Pc
end in ITO ruralii erau so p. 100
IN anul $3.50 a scazut la SO p. 100
lar 1901 scazut la 23 p. 100.
M[eseria pescuitului Sc mai men,
tine, perfectionindu-se, din cauza
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-16

ziua lar alta jumatate noapte. In
fabrica nu sunt copii, ci mai multi
femei.
Femeile cistiga intre 17--1S fir.
pc sapramina, lar barbatii intre so
--35 fr. Pc sapatamina.
Orele de munci sunt della 6 IL
dim. pima la 6 1-2 seara Gu 2 intre-
rupert de 1-2 ora. Deci lueru
cfectiv este de 10 ore pc ri.
Munca are mare influenza edu-
cativa. MaSina facind lucrul MEGA
nic a suprimat ucenicia, san 4 re-
dus-o foarte mutt. Masina reducind
ucenicia, cere in schimb, oare care
ealitati morale, care nu Sc Ger Ia,
crului de nina. Masinele facfnd
lucrul automatic il fac mai repede
81 Ger lucratorului mai multa aten-
tie. Lucratorul della masina trebue
sa alba stapinire de ell adica sa al
bG self-control. Ateliercle moderne
desvolta atentia 81 discipline.
Intro uzina engleza sc observa
imedlat, ce mare atentie da lucra-
torul englez muncei. Aceasta ar pa
rea putin lucru, dar adunate fie-
care minut de neatentie, cite ore
lntregi dau saptaminal. &c Sc OBJ
@serva iarasi in uzinele englezesti,
faptul ca la munca mai usoara nu'
{ intrebuintat de cit tineret. Asa
in uzinele defilatura, sunt intrebu-
intati, la muncile usoare copii de
IA ami, care la Is ami devin lucra-
tori; Jar 26 ami devin specialist.
Nici un lucr3tor englez nu Sc eter-
niseaza, intro munca inferiOara ca
in alte tari.
En fapt e constant: Cd lucrato-
rul cnglez Sc adapteaza mai repede
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-16
CO N D NIcAT.
No. 17O4-92O.

D-nul G. R. Pascu, redactorul
ziarului America scris 81 tipa-
rit Romanul VIRTUE 81 Desfrfu'' :
in foloaul material al Uniunei So,
cietatilor Romfne. Din acest Roman
care 9 compus in 2 volume maj
sant un numxr restrfns tiparite, 81
avind in vedere venitul unde mer-
sc, tinem sa aducem Ia cunostints
snenbrilof carl voiesc sal aiba, sa-l
eomande de b D-n,h G. R. Psscu
's7o5 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, O.
Pretul ambelor volume . $3.50.
Alliance, O., q Iulie 1920.
Iosn n. Ssfsn6, ssor. qsaa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-16
81 mai bine, masinismului decit IL
cratornl de pc continent.

81 mai pine, ENTHUSIASTICALLY ueclt III
cratornl de pe1continent.
Cecace este Characteristic in uzi-
nelc engleze, este Apsa de supra
veghere hicratorilor. Asa autorul
da un exemplu comparative. cd i'm
Anglia intro inpdrtantsd fabrica
adesea un singJrr- supraveghetar,
platit intre 100000 fr. anual,
lar in Franta fabrica de acelas
gen, are pentrn fiecare grupa de
40 lucratori un spprayeghetor spe-
cial.
Aceasta usurinta de directie, e
datorita constinciozitati lucratoru-
lui englez, care are desvoltat un
mai mare STINT de responsabilitate.
Aceste calitati ale lucratorului
englez au un singur defect, ca a.
colo unde treb,A sd Sc faca lucru
de finete sau de imaginable, lucra-
torul francez ii este superior.
in afara de ind,Ktria textila,
Englitera Sc bucura de suprema-
I tie necontestata, in ,constructii ma
vale, 81 in special in constrhctia car
goboturilor.
. Caracteristica vietii de familie a
/ lucratorului englez e urmatoarea !:
Familia Sc compune din tata, ma
ma 81 copii pima la. cirsta de II ma
Ximm Is AMI. Femeea maritata nu
munceste de fel sau foarte rar In
fabrici; lar copiii centribue la ali
mentarea (bagetului( cu banii ce
eistiga. Copih dupa rs ami sunt
conciderati ca .nemai facind parte
din familie. Ri dispun de salariul
lor dupa cum voesc 81 daca ramin
in familie, platesc 0 pensiune fixa
ca orice strein.
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