op-ing the operatives into a higher,finer type of citizens. Another pointin favor of welfare work and goodliving conditions for the mill opera-tive that has been demonstrated tothe entire satisfaction of those mostconcerned is the fact that the moreintelligent the operative the morereasonable he is… … MILLS, WOODRUFF, S. C. ployer and gives a good, honest dayswork in return. In the case of the W. S. GrayMills, both Mr. Irby, the genial sec-retary, and Mr. Jenkins, the effi-cient superintendent, are not onlyexpert textile men, familiar withevery phase of the cotton mill busi-ness, but they are…
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