For in 1909 there were 70,230 workers
in these establishments, and in 1914
their number had grown only to 74.S53. j
With the same ratio of growth there
will be less than l.ooo new Jobs per
year open In the Industrial establish
ments of tho State of Texas, and the
conditions are tho sumo in other States.
Stores and olllees?tho nonproductive
part of the Industrial fabric?will
scarcely increase the number of their
workers in even that ratio. Railroads,
threatened with stacgerlng demands
for wage Increases, will do all In their
power to decrease tho number of men
employed on tholr systems.
All city jobs, no mattor what their
character, are poing to be at a
premium, hut there Is one occupation
that is not overorowded and will not
bo in tho lifetime of tho youngest baby
in Virginia, and that is farming. Ag
riculture offers a Job that is not
bothered by competition. Panning
gives tho boy a situation from which
ho cannot be discharged. Virginia
land, and. as a matter of fact. Southern
land generally, offers him the best In
v-'Stmcni f?>r his earnings. Coupled
with hard and intelligent work, that
Investment will yield greater returns
than any other. On tho farm, then, tho
little boys of to-day will And their
Jobs to-morrow, and the work will be
remunerative and healthful.
AdvnndiKM of I.oonI PInnt.
Advantages of having an automobile
factory located in Richmond aro being
demonstrated daily by the Kline Motor
Car Company, manufacturers of tho
Kline Knr. Purchasers of tho Kltno
Kar do not have to send out of tho
city fur nny needed repair or accessory,
but can And everything: needed at tho
Kline plant, the Kline Kar being a
standardized car In every part.
Chevrolet'* Nut llomr.
