Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 108, 17 March 1919 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1919. AMERICAN FIGHTING MEN DO CLEARING WORK IN FRANCE See East Window N.US B AUM'S See our line of Georgettes and Crepe de Chines tor stoat women

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Glimpses of U. S. fighting men who are rebuilding shattered towns at Chatel Cherey-Meuse,' France. American soldiers in France are demonstrating their ability to do other things than fight. One detachment is cleaning up the debris of war and rebuilding shattered towns at Chatel Cherey-Meuse, where these pictures were taken. The soldier in the upper picture is performing his toilet t th end of a strenuous day.

LUX. Employes Will be Given Chance to Vote on Industrial Council Plan

CHICAGO, March 13. The International Harvester company announced late today that Its thirty thousand employes will take a secret ballot on Wednesday on the question of adopting an 'Industrial Council" plan giving the workers equal voice with the management in shaping company policies pertaining to working conditions, wages, and all other matters of mutual interest In anounclng details of the plan, which provides that no employe shall be discriminated against because of "race, sex, political or religious affiliation or membership in any labor or other organization," the company stated that the underlying object is to establish relations between worker and management "upon definite and durable basis of mutual understanding f nd confidence." Each of the seventeen American and three Canadian plants will vote on the question and the plan will become

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This smart walking costume is made of navy blue poiret twill cut on French lines although it has one American feature a long tight skirt. The novel panel which reaches from the chin to the hem is embroidered in black.

MORMONS HELD BY VILLA, JUAREZ, Mexico, March 17. -An unofficial report was received here today that Bishop Joseph . C. ' Bentley, president of the Mormon state of Colonia, QJaurez, together with Joseph Spencer, Joseph Williams and two other Mormon missionaries, were being held by Fransico Villa and Felipe Angeles somewhere south of El Valle, 4 Chihuahua.

operative at plants where it receives a majority vote. Under the plan, a "works council" will be established at each plant composed of not less than five representatives nominated and elected from the ranks of the employes and a like number appointed by the management. The two groups will have equal voting power on all questions; they will vote separately and according to the unit rule. All employes having power to hire or discharge, such as foremen, will not be permitted to vote at employes' elections or act as workers' representatives. Unsatisfactory representatives may be recalled by employes. Complete Independence respecting their acts in the works council is guaranteed employes' representatives. "Any employe or group of employes has the right at all times to present to the council any suggestion, request or complaint that has been presented to but not satisfactorily acted upon by the works management and to have it promptly considered and fairly decided," says one article of the proposed plan. Failure of the works council to agree would result in the question being referred to the company president who, failing to find a solution, may call a general council of emyloyes' representatives from each plant concerned and an equal number of company representatives. Also, by mutual consent the question could be referred ti arbitration by disinterested parties. The statement adds: "The president may also call a general council, similarly composed when he believes that a question raised at one plant affects others. Decisions by any general council or by arbitration are binding."

Employes absent because of council deliberations would receive their salaries and expenses from the company. Health, recreation, education and various other questions would come up

for decision by the "Industrial Council." x

"Should the plan be adopted, the officers pledge their best efforts to carry it out in letter and spirit," said

President Harold jr. MccormicK m a letter submitting the plan, which has

been under consideration for aome

time.

Officials said the plan was a fur

ther development of the company's

industrial policy which recently led to adoption of the weekly pay system

and the basic eight-hour day Prevt ously the company had adopted an in

d us trial accident compensation plan

and had organized an employes' bene

fit association which has paid out

more than $3,000,000. In ten years $542,000 has been paid in pensions

to 523 employes.

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Big Special in Spring Shoes for Tuesday

Dark Grey Kid, fabric top leather Louis or military heels,

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Dark Brown Kid, fabric top, leather Louis or Military heels, $5.00 value, $3.95. Dark Brown Calfskin, fabric top,

ilitary heels, $6.00 value . .$4.85

Black Calfskin, all leather, Military' heels, $6.00 value $5.45. . , A

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WAISTS WAISTS WAISTS

Wednesday is Waist Day at Nusbaum's. Special arrangement has been made to offer most unusual values In Ladies Blouses of every description Wednesday. ; You cannot afford to miss this occasion.

PRETTY GEORGETTES AT $3.95 In this group are waists that would sell in the regular way for 15.95 and $6.50. An unusual assortment of colors and styles. AT $4.95 Still greater values will be found in this group of Georgettes' Splendid lot of styles, all new spring shades. There Is an especially good model trimmed in beads and embroidery, combinations of flesh and white with the new "cloud blue" shade. All sizes, values to 75 OUR GEORGETTES AT $5.95 A splendid assortment of exclusive models, all sizes. Priced specially at $5.95, though worth from $8.75 to $10.00. PLAID TAFFETAS $3.98 New models in plaid and check Taffetas. Excellent for spring wearing. BEAUTIFUL CREPE DE CHINES AT $2.98 In this group are more than ten dozen waists in not less than thirty different Btyles. Most all sizes In every style. Waists that would Bell regularly from $3.98 to $5.95. In all colors. Excellent quality Bilk. j,-""''-. ' COLORED VOILES AT 98c Special lot of colored voiles, some plain colors, others striped. Some fancy satin colors, others plain tailored models. All on sale at 98c, although they sell regularly at $1.60. WAISTS FOR STOUT WOMEN In a size range from 47 to 53. We have assembled some splendid models in Crepe de Chine and Georgette to sell from $5.95 to $8.75.

BLOUSES AS LOW AS 79c Organdies, Voiles in tailored effects, round necks, square collars, lace trimmed a big group. Regularly selling for $1.00, $1.50 and $2. FINE QUALITY PERFECT TAILORED WAISTS, $3.98 For the women of distinction, we have assembled a group of tailored waists, made of the finest cotton wash fabrics, in tan or white.

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PALLADIUM WANT ADS BRING RESULTS

roll fuels tteciie to lecome trimJ tnings, they can be very effective indeed, cs evidenced by this blue serge suit. Nickeled ia!l buttons. Tailor-Madt 525$. Parallel rows of cording form the trim' ming on this suit of blue chiffon taffeta lined with white silk. The sash crosses in the back. Tailor-Made SSPS' Ready for any occasion is this suit of fine 'French serge, braid bound, accentuating longt 'slender lines. Tailor-Made jzqf. By loops and buttons the skirt cf this blue serge suit acquired desired closeness at the 'iem. Youthful box model. Tailor-Afgdeftij.

Good Style Is Not a Matter of Locality

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SO often one hears "she hasn't that well'dressed look that New York women have." As a matter of fact,NewYork women are well'dressed. And did you ever stop to consider why they are? It's because nine out of ten of them the well'dressed ones, of course are tailored women a graceful flow of harmonious line from well'setting collar to trim hem. To obtain that "well'dressed look" of the New York woman, enduring style is necessary. The

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