Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 331, 5 December 1918 — Page 16
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM THURSDAY, DEC. 5, 1918
FORM PLANS TO CREATE DEMAND FOR U. GOODS American Business Men Hope to Carry "Made-in-Ameri-ca" Goods to Every Nation fn World.
WASHINGTON'.' Dec. 5 American manufacturers are rapidly forming export associations which plan to carry the products of the Undted States to every nation on earth, to create and enlarge demands for goods "Made in America," and to furnish cargoes for transport over the seven Beas. The trade invasion of other countries will hepin In earnest when Europe has been supplied with food and reconstruction materials and the world gets back to a normal peace basis. To avoid collision with provisions of the Sherman anti-trust act and the Clayton law, the new associations are filing statements of their purposes with the Federal Trade Commission, taking advantage of the Webb bill permitting such combinations solely for the purpose of export trade. This act enables Americans to combine their strength to compete successfully with similar combinations In other countries. Up to the present, 52 statements have been filed, embracing combinations of machinery and tool makers, paper makers, lumber manufacturers and general exporters. As a general rule, tbe combinations have been effected along the line of trade associations that is, all manufacturers In the producing a certain article or series of articles are banding together, somewhat along the lines followed by the Germans in pushing goods to all corners of the earth before the war. Some experts believe that this system is wrong and that tbe combinations should be effected along the department store idea that is, that each combination should include one or two manufacturers of each article and tbat the association should be able to furnish everything from a pin to a locomotive. They argue this system would save much expense in maintaining salesmen and branch agencies and that just as strong organizations can be effected as under the other plan. Advocates of the one-Hne-of-business idea contend, however, that their system, which sends out highly specialized salesmen to ' sell one article only and which allocates all orders among the manufacturers embraced in tbe association, makes the stronger combination to meet foreign competition only.
I o ; Red Cross Notes ! . :
137,500 Acres of Wheat Recovered by Allies (By Associated Press) NEW YORK. Dec. 5. More than 137,500 acres of wheat were recovered from German occupied territory in France by the British and French armies in the great offensive which ended the war, says the New York Federal Food Board. This Is believed by the food officials to have materially contributed to the food crisis which helped to bring Germany to her knees. This wheat was harvested chiefly by the French. The work of nearly 17,000 men was required in the harvesting. The binding machines and threshing machines were supplied by the French office of Agricultural Reconstruction and when the harvesting was completed the machines were sold at reduced prices to farmers or groups of farmers who had been victims of the war.
"TIGER" HAS KISSES FOR PEASANT TOTS
CANADA READY TO RECEIVE TROOPS
By Associated Pr WINNIPEG. Canada. Dec. 5. Plans for the demobilization of Canada's 2S6.304 overseas troops under a system intended to meet economic and Industrial conditions have been completed and will be put into operation when withdrawal of the forces Is consented to by the high command. After considering available shipping facilities and rolling stock In Canada, the Imperial Ministry of Shipping and the Canadian War Board have concluded that the rate of return can approximate 20.000 men a month. Close study of the military and econ
omic phases of demobilization result-4
ed In a decision to first return men whose trade classification showed there was Immediate use for them in industry. Preference to be given married men, the order of their return to be determined by the length of time In oversea service. Then single men will be returned along the general lines.
lieu . truss rvuuiris, iuc vauiccn Services, the Women's Motor Corps. ; and the Home Service Sections must j not give up now simply because the j
armistice is signed. Such an action is proof of a very poor kind of patriotism. What sort of a worker is it that will help only when the "lime light" was thrown 6n them. Those workers who helped for sensational reasons, who were Impressed by the fact that they were "doing war work" are the ones that you will find are letting down now; and are not doing their share which they did with such gusto before. Are these workers true patriots? . The women of America must be aroused to the fact that while fighting has ceased there is still a great need for the work of the Red Cross. Knit! .The knitting of socks and sweaters mu3t be carried on in a big way regardlesB of the cessation of hostilities. TJlis is the message of the Division Bureau of Production to the women of Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. It is an absolute, fact that there is an urgent need for the production of sock and sweater assignments. And now that the pressure has been relieved on the making of surgical dressings women should be able to doubly arouse themselves ; to the knitting task before them. " Do you want our boys to go cold simply because they are not fighting? You are not that kind of an aunt, a mother, a sweetheart, a sister, a wife, are you? And yet the women of America have "let down." The message of the division director of the Canteen and Motor Corps is: "Canteen and Motor Corps, be prepared! Let us show the returning wounded the gratitude we bear them, and the admiration in which we hold them. Let them feel that somebody cares!" "October 6, 1917, is a historic date in the annals of this nation, and of the great world war, for it marks, the beginning of the altogether wisest and most beneficient provision for the dependents of soldiers and sailors ' in the time of war, ever made by a nation in the history of the world The Civilian Relief Department of the American Red Cross." This statement was made public through the office of ex-Secretary McAdoo on October 6, this year.
Masonic Calendar
Thursday, Dec. 5. Wayne Council No. 10, R. and S. M. Stated assembly. Annual election of officers. Friday, Dec. 6. King Solomon's Chapter No. 4, R. A. M. Special meeting. Work in Mark Master Degree. Saturday, Dec. 7. Loyal Chapter, No. 49, O. E. S. Stated meeting. Annual election of officers. All members who have not contributed a can of fruit to the Masons' Home will please do so at this meeting.
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Soldier "Bawls Otf' Presidents Secretary
Premier Clemenceau kissing little girl at Laon.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 5 feut that out!" barked a soldier on Pier 4, in Hoboken, Wednesday morning, as Joseph .P. Tumulty, secretary to the President, stepped down ' the- gang; plank of the George Washington puffing a cigar. . ! "Oh, very, well," said Tumulty. But the soldier was not satisfied. "Throw it into the river," he insisted. -'., Tumulty did that, too, with a sigh. "I knew I'd get into trouble," he said to a friend standing near by. "I told the President I would. I never fail. But, just the same, I don't like tbat soldier. I'm against militarism."
Defense Councils to ; " , Aid Wounded Soldiers
St Louis Fights to Hold ,j Place Among U. S. Cities ..... ST. LOUIS, Dec. 5. St, Louis does not intend to lose its claim as fourth city in the. United States in point of population without a fight The United States census bureau, in figures arrived at by estimates based on the average yearly population increase from 1900 to 1910, gives St. Louis seventh place, with Boston, Detroit and Cleveland going ahead. With this unofficial placing of the cities, Mayor Kiel has started a movement to have the next Missouri legislature provide legal means for St. Louis to annex St. Louis county, or a portion of it.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Dec. 5. The state council of defense, at the request of the council of national defense, is sending out to all Hoosier county councils notices calling attention to the federal program for rehabilitating soldiers who have been incapacitated while in service through wounds or illness. The federal board for vocational education has aranged an extensive plan for training soldiers in gainful occupations and the local councils will be asked to acquaint persons in their territory with the measures for relief..
Recruiting for Marine Corps to Start Again WASHINGTON, Dec. 5. Recruiting for the Marine Corps will be resumed at once under an order issued today by Secretary Daniels. Enlistments will be for four years, former standards will be maintained, and there will be no limit on tbe number of men to be accepted. Emergency substations, established during tbe war in small towns, will not be reopened for the present. '
GRAND JURY IN SESSION
EATON, O., Dec. 5. -After entering upon its work Monday, the grand jury still was in session Wednesday, and indications were the work would not be finished until Thursday or Friday. -
Influenza and kindred diseases start with a cold. Don't, trifle with it. At the first shiver or sneeze, take
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iue many things that have been taught us In the last year, nothing was brought home more strongly than the lesson of practical buying. Impractical gift!, therefore, won't be very popular this year. It is the substantial, enduring gifts that will show your good juigment and receive the warmest appreciation. Visit our display and see the wide range you have to c'aoose from the piece and price for every occasion.
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Kidney and Bladder weakness result from uric acid, Bays a noted authority. The kidneys filter this acid from the blood and pass it on to the bladder, where It often remains to irritate and inflame, causing a burning, scalding sensation, or setting up an irritation at the neck of the bladder, obliging
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