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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
PEACE RESOLUTION IS
READY FOR THE HOUSE
Committee PASSES bill by Straight
Party Votc--Dcmpcrats Deter
mined to Defeat Measure.
Try Associated rrcsa.l

WASHINGTON. June sly ,
straight party vote. the Hous. For,
ciEn Affairs Committee reported to-
ANY the Porter peace resolution pro-
vidinS for termination of the state
al war between the United States and
Germany nd Austria Hungary
Democratic members OF the commit
tee opposed II and announced their
'iuht would be shifted 10 the door Of
the House
Representative MorIcll. If wyo-
ming tho Republican leader in
formed the House that the resolution
would h. called up next rhursLav.
Backed by the fun Rrpublica II
strength of the committee. leader.
declared II would he passed. probably
that day.
On tn" proposal {" report the pur-
ter measure IN place OF the EnoN
resolution repeating the declaration
az war. which has already hcon
passed hy the Senate. the Republican
members "f the cornmitte" voted
solIdly in tho affirmative. The Demo
Gratis merely voted present"
Representative Flood Virginia.
ranking Democrat. was instructed by
minority members TO lille a minority
report Democratic leaders said
there would hc almost a fun part y.
v"i" against the resolution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
DEFER MAKING WAGE
CUT EFFECTIVE IN MILLS
Danv lc Industrial Democracy
House Postponrs Reduction Mt
SChOulirld Plant.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
DhNNiihE, Va. june 81 rpcci-
ally called meeting ~ textile en-
pl"ycS affiliated Win tho Textile
Union was IN session ut their hall
on lover Main street last night when
~ Representatives at SrhooiN"ld. tho
lu"cr legislative branch ia the In
dustrial democracy plan. had re-
scini"d action taken AZ n meeting
held a year ago aud thni 81 proposed
reduction IN pay effective next Non
daN would not 20 into effect Men
who attended the meeting state that
tn" effect was noteworthy and that a
feeling OF optimism gave way 10 an.
~ r"ssiiIt
For JUsi what purpos" last nights
meeting is not clear and the usual
veil OF mystery "nsHrOuds the hou<
deliberations al SChooln"!d ycs,cr!ng
afternoon. There is liltl" doubt, how
over mat TIA. present textile 4i'ua-
ton IN the South had direct bear
INK on IA" inhur union meeting and
that this question was discuEscd ~
tn" regular meeting ~ the house
y month ago wage reduction hsl
was adopted with some amendment
providing f1r q 20 pcr cent rcduc.
'on ia pay In order 10 mSk" tn"
burden easier for IN" operatives. it
whs agreed that 10 per cent Of the
cut should ro into effect mat month
and that N" remaining 10 nor cen,
'"cnm" op"rativ" during tn" INST
week IN tune, this, however, 10 hr
determined On tn" condition 81 thing
at tfnt time. The question Ia tn.
house was whether or not tho adj
dIuouGl 10 per cent cut should bc
carried out to MAX" the fan 20 per
cent effective, this resulting In mega
i!". action and tho hating az any
iurthcr wag" reduction legislation
unt! Tho August meeting Tho local
mills ar. runnin:: fuu time with i
fuii force and there has bcrn uo
outward echo of diS.ord since IN.
textile situation In the South be.
came oininuuS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
DANIELS CALLS HARVEYS
SPEECH ISLANDER TO u. S.
lnv Associated rrcss

ANDERSON. : G.. june , --"No; in
The history OF diplomatic relations has
any man so slaNhorod the American
nation and people az tn" present am
onssndOr to the court OF 81 James
when II" recently said in London that
America entered tho war not To save
bleeding Europ" ana III" world for
democracy, hut Ia save her own In
tcrests." declared former Secretary ~
tn" Say. Daniels in addressing ~.
young wutn"; graduates or Anderson
College at commencement exercises
hero.
at IS Islander aimed ~ every
American mother who sacrificed aud
worked that her son might 20 10 tho
front 10 :ight tn" foes OF democracy,
freedom and equality among tn" ma
tiouS Of the earth" b" continued, and
my heart is GLAD To see III" Amcri-
can press the people and tho party
of this man are not Behind this scan
lalous statement"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
PLAN TO MAKE NONSTOP.
COAST-TO-COAST AIR TRIP
IEy Initcd Nows.l

NEW YORK. Jun" IA nonstop
airpianc flight from Los Angeles TO
New York in giant plan" equipped
for 5000 miles Of steady travel. is
projected by David l.. I,aviS and Eric
Springer. Of Los Angeles. according
I" AN announcement made by tn"
manufacturers Aircraft Association
Friday.
If they succeed in their attempt
they Will have broken the worlds
record OF l,340 miles, made by Alcock
and Brown in their Transatlantic
flight in 1919. and the worlds dura-
tinn record Of twcnty-four hours and
nineteen minutes held by the Farman
Goliath.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
News of Fifty Years Ago

From tho Richmond Dispatch. Juno T. 1871
All the Baptist pulpits Of Richmond viii lac
SLED tomorrow by ministers appointed by the
BAPTIST General Association now in session
in Petersburg.
The inspections OF leaf tobacco in all of
tho Richmond warehouses; in May ,o,aIlcd
4.to4 kogsheads. A very good showing
Rev w. W Walker. of WcstmorcIand
County. will deliver the address this year be-
fore the literary societies Of Randolph Macon
College.
The negroes circulating n petition 10
tho Manchester trustees elect praying that
negro shall be appointed the police force
NJ Manchester.
The annexation fever is raging in Man
chester. by this time next year expect
20 he Manchester Ward OF the city of Rich
mond' said prominent citizen of that town
Yesterday. and he meant what he said.
Married. at the residence of the brides
father. near Port Republic, May 81. by Rev.
j G. Wheat John Amber smith. of Richmond.
t" Miss Mamie. eldest daughter OF iior: John
L.. Lewis. United States Senator.
President Grant has accepted the rcsgna-
ton Of secretary Fish. and ii is said 10 he n
certainty that he viii appoint Edward Pierre
point to succeed him.
The Planters National Eank OF this city
has been designated ~ the Secretary Of tho
Treasury depository and financial agent
OF tho United states.
l.. NJ Iowcrton has been appointed post =
master at clover Depot in Halifax County
Tho hottest spell of tho season now has
Richmond and all Of Virginia In it's grasp.
Yesterday was scorchcr and there seems no
probability OF Old Sol relaxing his hold on US
for some days TO come.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
DR.. SIMON BARUCH DIES
At HOME IN NEW YORK
Noted Physician. Long III. Was
Father ~ Bernard VI. Bn-
ruCh, i'inanCirr.
tny Associn'cd prcssl


NEW YORK. Jun" 3.-Dr simon
karuch. noted physdcian ana father
OF bernard NJ. RaruCh Nnanci.r. died
"a; 40 this afternoon. from an all
m"nt OF tn" lungs. complicated Icy
heart disease.
br. i;aruch had been III a, his
home her" FOR some time JIc was 81
years old. lie MAS regarded hn,h In
Eur"p" and America as AN "Np-r, on
hEdrotherapy. the treatment OF dis
cases hy IN" use and auulIcatIon OF
water internally and externally. H!-
writings ON that subject were trans
lated int" German and French he
was credited with Introducing free
municipal lighthouses. and municipal
baths ia Chicago and Nuw York were
named IN his honor.
II" was horn IN GERMANY where
~" was educated q, tho royal gym
nasium OF r"scn. Coming 10 America.
h" received a degree from ;h. MpdI-
cal College Of virginia. in 1867.
immediately IA" Joined tn" Cou:cd-
crate army. serving az u surgeon in
the field with tn" forces commanded
hy General Robert T.. Lee
Twic ne was captured while car
!uE for wounded Confcdcraies- once
on the battlefield AT GETTYSBURG aud
again at South Mountain. Md
AFTER the C!vil War he practicch In
Camden. s. G., where he remained nm
I'll 1881. when nc moved I" Sew York.
y hospital has been erected ih his
honor a. Camden
y specials, in chronic discas : ne
diagnosed the first recorded cas-. az
p"rf"rating appendicitis succcssfuIlv
operated on.
He was professor Of hvdrothcrapy
at tho College Of Physicians and sur
E"ons in this city At ono t'mc he
was president OF tho South "a INA
Medical Association, and later was
chairman Of tho South Carolina STATE
BOARD of Health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
INDUSTRIAL PROBLEM
DISCUSSED BY CABINET
Consider Ways and Means Of Re-
licvinG Situation In L. =.
and Abroad.
NV NssocInt.d Trogs

WASiiiNGToN, Lun" 2 Tn prob
lcm ~ relieving tn" Industrial stun
ton both at home and ~ Eurup, was
discussed at lcnSth again toi"y by
President Harding aud his cab nc.
Latest reports regarding conditions
abroad ar" understood 10 have been
suhn TOD 10 tho cabinet. hut ihcro
VS. IN" Indication or any dlnnIt" dc
IL iS understood that one az IN"
principal troubles encountered hy tn"
government In the rehabilitation OF
American Industrial conditions IL tho
tendency on tho part ~ somo busi-
ness concerns {" look TOO much -
tho government for relief from al
ih"ir difficulties iuistratirn on o
Gals are said 10 HAY" courp"lei prt-
Naic business concerns that tn"y hrs'
must q" everything In ,h"ir own
power 20 tax" car" Of themselves NJ :
fore appealing to the government,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

there. Certainly the Governor had no part
in the game.
II Governor Davis has an ambition to go
to the United States Senate. it is Il laudable
one. and in his campaign he will have to
his credit a clean. business progressive adj
minis,ration as the Governor OF Virginia.
No one can say truthfuly that he has played
politics with the governorship. or sought
improperly to use it as a stepping stone.
His whole record gives the lie to such an
accusation as has been made i'll the Norfolk
newspaper. and the State as whole will
resent the attempt TO bcsmirch him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
STUDENT BREAKS WORLDS
RECORD IN PSYCHIC TEST

Sc \ r r, WASH June q
Michn"l Nolan. ~, a student in tn"
engineering department OF tn" Fed
cral hoard Of vocational training At
the CnivcrsItv of WASHINGTON. for
mcr s1tlor and luinnariaCk. mas ,s-
tablishcd Il new record In the arm =
"alpa" intelligence test with \ pHr-
f"ct score Of 2l2 points In thirteen
minutes. J.; was announced NJ tn"
university today.
Tho best previous score i'm tho
psychology tcst was 2O7 points in
seventeen minutes, mad" 10y Il Yale
professor. ii was stated.
The general Information tests ro-
Gently formulated hy Thomts Edison
and given vide publicity thrnuGh"ut
the United States would na"" been
easy for Nolan. according 20 univcr-
Sity pSyCholcg lists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Lend Nc

E'VHu
Lend mo smile. IA tear
Lend me n clasp OF your hnnd
Lend q" welcome. n stronger come
1" the door OF your stranger land
Lend me 4 bit OF cheer
To brighten the road tread:
prcn III" door and bid me enter
And sit while break your bread
For what is tho need OF man?
Money is necting. and fame!
y slap on tn" back. Whit ot your pipe
And turn At your wheels the game!
Lend me welcome. then.
To repay in the aftcr-while
For tho thing that lifts when the heart is
heavy
Is the warmth OF n strangers smile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
PLAN SPECIAL COAL RATES
TO REDUCE HIGH PRICES
LNN As.ncInLed rrcss ]

WASHING JWnc 3+-I'Inns Tor
Il voluntary agreement nctw"cu IN"
railroads 10 establish seasonal rates
ON coal to relieve congestion and con-
s.uucnl high prices during tn" win
tor months, ar" being worked "ut 10y
Secretary Hoover with the carriers. It
Was said tonight.
Aceordin. :" tho sccrctary's views.
changes In the freight rat" struciur"
to eject 4 more even Goa! movement
thr"ugho The year could hc ordered
hy the Interstate Commerce Commits
eion without "a general disturbance OF
rate levels upon agreement between
tho railroads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
HAWAIIAN ISLAND WILL
HAVE RAILWAY BATTALION

HONOLULU. June 3.-Euuipmcnt
has been assembled on the mainland
ready FOR shipment to Hawaii for
the establishment OF - railway bat
TALON. including eight mOrtars Of
jwclvc-inch calibcr. tn he used on all
lines of the Oahua Railway on this
island il was announced at army
headquarters here today.
Spur tracks will lie built where the
railway does not reach. thus enabling
tho army to rush heavy artillery to
any strategic point OF the island
the announcement said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
HOUSE COMMITTEE DOWNS
SPEECH INVESTIGATION BILL
IEv Nssncin,ed Ircss l

WASiliNGToN juno 3.-Thc House
Foreign Affairs Committee. by vote
81 II to #. refused today to rcpcrt
the Flood resolution calling upon the
secretary Of state for information AZ
'" whether certain uticranccs In the
recent speech by Ambassador Harvey
before tho Pilgrim Society IN London
We're in compliance with instructions
from his government. or whether
communications approving or disar-
proving the speech had been Sent to
the ambassador by the department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
FARMERS TO ACT ON CRISIS
CAUSED BY PRICE SLUMP
INV Associated prcss. !

PORTSMOUTH, Va. June 81
thousand farmers arc expected To as
scmblc here tomorrow Ia DISCUSS
measures for relieving the situation
that has developed by virtue of tn"
drop in potato prices. Farmers from
every section Of Underwater and East
rrn shore Virginia and from North
Carolina are expected Ia he in aitcn-
dance Closer co operation between
all potato growers is hoped To be
attained and is declared to be tn"
ONLY way out in the present adverse
market situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Looking Dnck ard.

We recall. though IL were Yesterday
that there VAS an election; and as condition
precedent to saving tho country from tho
Verge 81 ruin. Mr. Harding was elected rresi-
dent II memory serves us right. thcrcupon
everything was to hc pies. pansios and perfect
pickles.
But 80 far fail to locate anything i'm
prcssivc excepting Colonel 1Iarvcys speech in
England. and from what hear Of that tho
Pre- election stuff has TO be revised.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
EARL OF CURzON RAISED TO
MARQUIS BY KING GEORGE
Try Associated pross !

LONDON. June 3-Earl Curzon the
Foreign Minister. has been raised to
Il marquis in the Kings birthday
honor list. made public today.
Lord Hirkcnhead the Lord Chanccl-
Tor. is made visconnt; Sir ~. j. BAL
zicl. who recently resigned ms a mem
her of the House Of Commons: Sir ALL
wyn Fcllowca. former Minister os Az
riculturc. and Sir Marcus Samuel for
mcr head of the Shell oil group, are
raised to the Dccracc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
SLAUGHTER OF CHRISTIANS
STARTS ANEW IN TURKEY

LONDON, June 3--The Athens cor
respondent Of the Exchange Tcle-
graph says. under date OF Thursday,
that il IL reported from CONSTANT
noplc new frightful maSsacrcs OF
Christians have occurred at Samsun
and Trcbizond. on he BLACK Sea
coast OF Armenia. Tho streets are
strcwn with the bodies Of Greeks. he
adds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
To rrnin az Camp Meade.

Pr:TERSBURG. June 3.-Captain u.
IL I.anicr. Of the Petersburg GraNs
leaves tomorrow for Camp Meade,
where he will attend tho school for
officers held for tn" next ten days.
Second Liciiicnant Murnford accom-
panied the company commander, as
did the noncommissiuucd officers Of
the company. The rcma indcr of the
company viii go in training at Camp
Meade the latter part Of the month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
A. C. LASKER. OF CHICAGO,
TO HEAD SHIPPING BOARD

WASHINGTON, June IA. &.
I.asker. Of Chicago. will he the new
chairman OF the United states Shin
ping Board. This was. learned au-
'horitativcly this afternoon.
President Harding talked TO Mr..
l.nskcr over the long distance tclc-
phone today, and later the President
told Senator Medill Mccormick. OF
Illinois, that Mr.. Laskcr had accepted
tho post
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
1.uEuinppr.

TIL" liar gets so used to It tina, truth
sounds like Action.
broke
You can always toll who Is boss around
home.
y camlinower is nothing but stuck up cab
baEc.
gimme the bond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
shir I.inps Rack To Port.

TN NEEV' IHIE'I IT''H".I
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. June a
The Shipping Board steamer Asquani
reported! in distress 200 miles off IN.
Virginia capcs yesterday. is slowly
limping hack to this port. One OF
her boilers went bad and shc was
unable to make repairs at sea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
The Weather
Furntshrd by U. 8. Weather bureau.
Forrrnst, Virginia.

Forernnt, Virginia.
TIiundrrsliowcrs today.
rOnirr In north portion:
tomorrow generally fair:
"ioIrr In south.
North CnroIlnR-
thrifty cloudy fDtliiN, fui-
lowed by iOcui thunder
showers tonight ar to-
hhorrbw; 80 ~ g " u u 1
cooler In interior to-
fhOrrDw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
In CninIipr.

Short legs n far fail
c"u'ipcdes don't have shoes.
Cupid wastes more arrows than hc uses.
bankruptcy has the advantage OF a rest.
ANYHOW.
Jail has tcrrors for tho apartment
dwclicr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Up With the Times
Nv II, q, II.

Secretary Of tho Navy Denly probably was
speaking from tho heart when he counsccd
the Annapolis cadets to hc Officers and gen
ticmcn," and not 'snobs." since as n private
in tho ranks he may have had some cxpcr-
fence with the latter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Charcoal Eph.. pnu, Thought.

when a man ain got nothu else he
mind" said charcoal Erh. ruminativClS. ''he
Kin always fin some way other & staht
tr"uHl" wild a traffic COP. Eat hunk Z" pic.
MiStah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

The Fnrmvilo Herald brings this news from
tho dark tobacco belt: "rhc annual repor:s
about III" shortage OF tobacco plants and tho
or''ity OF the coming crop are In carly this
year"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

C;crmany's reformation may he argued from
Tho extremely merctul sentences it is I'M
posing is war criminals who cruelty mis-
trea'cy allied prisoners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

hno trnditions of tho Virginia judiciary, and
that no Will discharge the duties OF his high
onicc In manner rejecting credit nliko upon
himsef md the appointing power"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Local Tcmpmn,urc Ye,te,,,,,

3 i. Vt. t'inprrniurD q.
MhNiilnin t"mDcfatur" To D. 81 "a
Mlhlhhuih t"inp"rIturu tu H. NJ a.
M'ah temperature yesterday g.
r"rrhihI temperature FOR this date !.
iI"h'i"ncy yesterday
Exrc.s s,mc 1,ntoh l .............. 2si
N' 'a""ifS ............ IiC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

nnh,hiaii /: hours ending t. So,c
na, az - hours ending T. Nj. None
n"hcI'hCi since March / '
HNeeSs since January ........... Is
Local 0bscr,ntinns at T. NJ y..,.r,,
Hh direction. southeast. wind yrIorIIy
- weather u, L. Nj. clear. 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Home Of IN,
Is-s,.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

Blue laws for the District OF Columbia
haven't chance. They may he all rich, for
tho rest OF tho country, hut ConErcssmcn do
not propose to have their personal liberties
curtailcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

SATURDAY. JrNE :. ,e2l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

no, propose to have their personal liberties
curtailcd.
Juno and the weather still not sufficiently on
pr"ss,vc FOR the women to don their heavy
furs.
Erigadicr- General Doc sawyer finds the
Presidents health il better than il has hcen
for years. And again inquire, why is
Vice President?
The Presidents speech at Annapolis wa.
speech after handing diplomas to 260
graduating midshipmen? 1t than
handshakinE.
THAT British scadog who won 10000 AZ
the races on three-doiar ticket that nc
bought jus, for fun will have the fun All
right
The Grs, woman lawyer Ia plead before
tho Supreme Court OF Alabama. naturally
enough advocated better cooking in county
jans.
Stounton is To have n half-a million dollar
hotel. but alas. j; can have old Bumcard-
nor attractions.
Tn" much-cxpr"ssed optimism OF men In
hir business sounds Vel. but somehow II
fails :" NOV. the railroad rate makers and
the r.tnil groccrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

y remarkable season. Here il is along in
Juno and the weather still not sufficiently on
pressrvc FOR the to don their heavy
m
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

rpnIlsHED every day In 'hs year a. h, ~ 1ims..
Tenth street Richmond, Va. by Ahe A'
i,{suuich Publishing Co.. Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

TELEPHONE: Randolph
l. Private Branch E1-
chi,ngc connecting Will
sli uepartnirno
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-05
University Cause
Designed to Aid
Club Secretaries

University of Oregon, Eugene
Feb. 5.-A short course for COM
mercial club secretaries of oregon
will be held at the University OF
Oregon for one week, beginning
March % and ending April 2. The
school of commerce of the univer-
sity was unanimously requested to
hold this short training course by
the Oregon Association of Com
mercial Secretaries at their recent
convention in Portland.
Problems affecting the small
community will occupy the proml-
nent place on the program. Such
questions as membership, growth
and maintenance are vital and
will be dealt with comprehensive
~. The problems affecting the
rural community will be consider
ed In fact the organization of
the most effective working club
will be put up and torn down in
order to give each attendant a
knowledge of club technique. In
dustrial development of the small
er town and relation of capital and
labor will be discussed and eX-
panded upon. The aim is to give
the secretary an opportunity to
unravel his own knotty problems
with the help Of experts in his
line.