The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-06-20

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by standing off and throwing bricks
at each other
Get-TOgether Spirit
Tbora &c n get -together snirit in the
CLEVELAND ORGANIZATION, This is con-
clns;velw shown bv tba results il has
n cow in a social wav The mem
hersNremember that tbis means en-
niovo,s hoceec and workers meeting
an con,r,on foot;ng-wb;ch gives q
series Of concerts here similar to those
Of orr Svmnhonv orchestra II has a
Ladies, Guxiliarv of 400 members who
are ac+;vo in social functions in the
clnh
Tho memhers have organized what
thew cali "The Footliehts" which is
dramatic club to promote and put
on dramatic productions here. At
recent show mere than 2,8O0 persons
paid admissions to the tfeater. Smok-
ers and "stunt" nights in the club
rooms usually tax the capacity of the
hall.
Remember, these activities are on
lly the playdays which help to keep the
interest in the organization working
at high speed. They bring about
spirit of comradeship and good fell
/ lowship which is valuable to both boss
and worker.
The State of Ohio has sat up and
taken official notice of the organlza-
ton. President Woodward has been no.
titled that one-half of the Smith
Hughes fund provided by the State
for the industrial education Of work.
men will be expended through the In
dustrlal Association OF Cleveland.
While was talking with Mr.. Wood
ward, member of the Board of Ed
ucation called to offer the active CO.
operation of the school principals and
industrial tutors Of the schools in car
rying out the principles of the assoc
iation in bringing the workers and
employers to a closer understanding.
Another striking demonstration of
the pride of the younger element of
workers who are climbing toward the
top, in the activities of the organiza-
ton, was made while talked to Pres
ident Woodward. The organization
has an official button which the men,
bers wear. While l was talking to
Mr.. Woodward a young man came in
to get a button.
Exchange of Ideas
"uara linn Won take NV hutton. -
Woodward said to tbo worker, "You
have bean bere several times and real
iv dosorva n hutton hut orr new sun.
NV has boen dalaved Somewhere, Won
have earned the hutton, and / want
Won 70 tata nina and wear if will
S got o w tho whe, Tho sb;nmant GETS
bar '0'''>' ' WIZ
M Woodward axnlained that the
dominant nurnoses of the organization
aUn thn o pct Sus Of tbo mechan;cai
a.. ronoat;np IF svstor, ard MO.
a Iusi, piJ JisonsSion If shons and in
dnstr;ni nrohlems bu;idinp LOYALTY
sbov; , botb emnlovsr and emnIovce
tho;r n51;~ot;ons ana righte and nro.
"a, ID ,ooon,Iars ,yith ;nsfruction and
tha thnmnbt If the conntrv's master
I'D
NV aHMLo r,rs +ro ovrorso and what do
+ho "nU u+ pIyH nat for Tho noonev
o o~T nJ,,Gi 1D'T' asked Mr. woodward
RlTba nnon,horS nav their wav and
Tho oiuh ;s not nra;1tainad hv dona.
49, tnv .'uD 20 ba reniied
9 SiGa,S VI n,or 49, nanS enough r. tnou
80 H. g. oon+ pr;tynt;nr fair shar,
t tn". hi' 40 . nnrno .e o~ranso
"Tt,a an,nIo,ors now tbo gra.test
shaw nne an ~i"P tbc;r dra p"y are Graded az.
o on"din,o anu thn ,un,bor If mon tho,
o ling W o'e ,,ninnar ,uho hos nm
ddn nrp S3 r,o nn ep nays dnes If S10 ,
uot Nv ill., ~ go or, ,fIoyyirS ion workar,
y YEA coz nos moa upi TIbnse hiring IN +,
P PSS u yoy nov s5o a year and thos,
L ~ Eon IorLorS or mora nav s10l
ma" Ing n,s wv WI N'i . VI ''i p"'
i.En,n,ovoas nav s5 war dues
WV, tho LII i ps oroanised tho eno
n,nvaaS; dnos was fxed at 50 a wear
b AZ ov. ,aS+ meat;ne the amniove,
memhnrsb;n voluntorilv and mani
momsIu Y ~ ;ncrease their dnes r.
eE go That shows whether the,
! tb;ni, tbev arc GETTING something fo
tha;r r r y
; MY To- Should not ho c;rcus n
mushroom Growth If snch an oroani
: memhsrsh;n should grow steadil