Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 244, 24 August 1921 — Page 9

PAGE NINE SECOND WOMAN TO HEAD NATIONAL AMATEUR WRITERS GOLDEN RULE PLAN WORKS IN PRACTICE

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, AUG. 24, 1921.

"The very failure of Christianity to function in the lives of men has been because we have tried to adopt manmade systems instead of -the great Christ principle of love and brother

hood." declared Arthur Nash, head of the A. Nash Company, of Cincinnati, in an address at the Chautauqua Tuesday nieht. Mr. Nash i3 often called "Golden Rule" Nash, for his application of the principle in business has caused hi3 company to grow from one of 29 employing nearly 1,000 workers. Speaking of the plan of profit-sharing among employes, Mr. Nash said: "It is our belief that under the pres ent industrial system if labor was convinced that they were getting their, share they would rather have it in a weekly wage than in any kind of profitsharing production; at least it has proven so in our case. Men Vote. "In all questions that concern the company and need solving the employes vote upon the question. We have no councils, senates or boards of arbitration. The vote of the elevator boy( counts as much as the vote of the president. "The only questions -which are settled by the board of directors alone ar those of insurance, development of factory sites, banking and credit facilitier,. "One of my pet phrases is 'competition cannot compete with co-operation.' The ultimate solution of the industrial problem, lies in co-operation and coownership which can come about only ' by the establishment of the infallible humanitarian religion set forth in the; t. Goldii Rule." 1 What Golden Rule Is. ,' Tho Coiden Rule is the divine law governing human relationships, accepted by all religions and proclaimed by all prophets and teachers of every creed. It is the only infallible, workable, Ir.dustrial and economic law in the universe today." "It Is not just for a business to be run as an army," Mr. Nash claims. "Employes should not be considered as private who have nothing to do but obey orders. They should hnve a part in the crKanlzation. "I should be glad to' see every manufacturer Aud employer in the country endeavor to apply religion to the 3 iurtnirance of his business, not only because it reaps an immediate reward in happy, congenial workmen, eliminating friction and discontent, but because It would help thf- whole country and do away with that subtle element of radicalism that we find rampsnt at times." NICHOLSON SPEAKS AT YEARLY MEETING J and The Western Yearly Meeting of Friends is conducting its sixty-fourth annual assembly at Plainfield, with the Rev. Albert J. Brown, of Indianapolis, officiating as presiding clerk. Rev. William J. Cleaver, pastor of the Friends church at Westfield. gave an address on "Church Unity." He cited four ways to obtain church unity: First, by more liberal thinking; second, by requiring more unity in fundamentals and giving more liberty in non-essentials; third, by emprasizing points of unity Instead of differ, ences, and fourth, by pursuing the task of the church. S. Edgar Nicholson of Washington, representing the National Ant'iSaloon League, made an address Tues day. CITIZENS ARE ASKED FOR OLD CLOTHING The call has come to Indiana for cast-off garments to clothe the nearnaked and destitute of the Bible lands of the Near East, and the citizens of this city axe asked to give of everything they can srare on Bundle Day, Aug. SO. Governor McCray. honorary chair man of Near East Relief of Indiana, has issued an appeal in behalf of th-3 destitute Armenians and other unfortunate people of the Bible lands. Mayors in many cities have asked people to co-operate in this life-saving work. From Indiana headquarters comc-s the statement that unless Indiana, a wll aj tho entirp n.ition resnonds to the appeal by opening wardrobes. ; trunks and garrets, thousands will pprish in these stricken lands across the- sea, . . 1 1 - V . . . mnianapoiis nas comnouiea two carloads of clothins to the Armenians, the fruits of Bundle Day in the Hoo-1 sler capital. July 12. Frankfort do-l ANnatrd 2.000 pounds or clothin? and i ,IUUI:H? UUU ouriujTiui:, rta well il J half-dozen other Indiana towns have raised their quota in clothing. Cables from overseas indicate that thousands of men. women and little children ir the Near East are all but destitute of clothing, and have no covering what ever save the thinnest of rags. CRUGGISTS MUST FILE. (By Associated Press) COLUMBUS, O.. Aug. 24. Earning that druggists must file their federal liquor dispensing permits with tha state prohibition commissioner under the McCoy act. now effective, has ben sounded by Commissioner Don Parker. Some druggists have filed their permits, but a great many have not ,!t is said. Nell Bread Always good and pure. Your grocer has it fresh daily. . t Frank Jacobs 623 N. 12th St.

7 1 'i'yn Mrs. E. Dorothy MaeLanghlin. At the recent convention of the National Amateur Press Association, held in Boston, Mrs. E. Dorothy MacLaughlin of Brooklyn, N. Yn was elected president of the organization. She is only the second woman to be thus honored ia the forty-five years of the association's history.

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PRECEDED NASH TALK

Vocal selections by the Pilgrim Male Quartette furnished lqvers of good solo and quartette numbers entertainment a-plenty, Tuesday afternoon at

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