(Continued from Page 340.) latter to appoint committees, who meet regularly with the managers and directors to discuss questions of increased efficiency, increased production and the like. These conferences have proved a great success, and again and again the information given by the artisans, who are in such close proximity to the practical problems of the workshop, has proved of the greatest benefit. There is a growing conviction that the encouragement of this spirit of ce-operation is the only solution of the problems of modern industry and commerce, for it is obvious that a bellicose spirit between labour and capital can only harm both sides and will certainly hurt the This advertisement 18 issued by tle British-American Tobacco Ca., (China) Ltd.
Prince Chichibu, son of H. the Emperor of Japan, who ig at present studying in England, will be returning' tome, via the United States, next July.
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