The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1920, Page 20

‘ 20 known duplicity in relation to cis| “The investigation which brought to | claim of friendship for the workigg | Umht the fal) and amazing truth about |people and in order that the exact |Stantie Wwuriin’ propia and the full facta might be placed before the pab-|truth about industrial autocraey in lic, an Investigation has been fnade | Marion, the Senator's home city where | Into the Senator's views and prac-|the Senator in not -only a political rs heure but a guiding factor In ine | HARDING AS FOE Hoes im the industrial iife of bi®) diurfal policius, was made by Jonn P, ‘ home city, and as 4 result of this t|frey, editor of. the international |f| is now possible to know how thor- ts oughly deceptive have been the claims bi lof Harding for the support of work. | * ing pve. “Thi: -—_——>—-' M, Wright, assistant editor of te American Fedcrauonist and member of the Typocrapbical Union. Mouiders’ Union Journal, and Cheater | # investigation shows that the — industrial life of Marion, in which . ret Lerrtentd fe Arg intimate and i - nding participant, i* a most’ fitting ) Calls Him Guiding Factor in|backgrouna for a ‘campaign to en- M byhgend ir cated cea despot- ft Industrial Policies of Marion, ("sm our national capital. a Non-Union Town. FERDING A GRUDGE, (Tom the Fitiadehiiia Rulletin,) “I nee the ratiroad reataurant men are to have a panquet.” “I'd Uke to supply the sandwiches,” Through membership In the Ma- rion Manufacturers’ Association and om the boards of corporations re | fusing to deal with unions, Samuel Gompers,' President of the American Federation of Labor, links Senator Warren G. Harding up with the syw tem prevailing in that’ city, where } men are discharged from employ- | ment “for union activities” and | | good tips on glove economy 1. Secure a good fit. Gloves that fit outwear gloves that are uncomfortable. 2. Donot wear tight gloves. A well made glove will fit . smoothly even when easy to slip on — and will last longer. 3. Get more than one pair for daily use...Like shoes, two pair last prevented from bettering themselves by changing positions within the city. ‘ ‘The statement, based on an inves- tigation made by John P. Frey, editor of the Moulders’ Journal, and Chester M. Wright, associate editor of the Fedéerationist, specifically charges \ )FOR/ PRESIDE! ~ (4 \ ; _THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1920, } — @that but one plant in Marion has been allowed to be unionized—the compos- {ng room of Senator Harding’s paper. ‘This, he says, was not permitted until the exigencies of the Harding cam paign for the Senate led to the can- MORE than twice as long as one. 4. Get quality gloves... The other kind are discarded before they have given service. 5. Do not ask for “gloves” — ask for Our candidate for popular approval— didate wiring ordors that the office be <—S Py ; : potenti Fawnes, with the name in the wrist. / It is further charged that a wounded ‘ soldier, trained for machine shop work by the Vocational Board, was dis- ebarged from his employment because of his continued interest in the affairs , of his old organization, the Moulders’ Union, and compelled to seek a livell- hood elsewhere, . ry Mr. Gomper's statement in part follows: “In view of Senator Harding's OWNE iP \(7] IW ' } ~|, This Phonograph reducedin price - | R} And guaranteed by John Wanamaker These are NEW phonographs; but we do not expect to have more when this lot is sold. 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