Evening star., 1922-05-16

ENFORCED incorporation Oh HI la
Dor organizations with provision that
they be subject to all laws, rules and
regulations that govern corporate or
partnership holdings of capital was
asked by Eugene McAuliffe, presi-
dent of the Union colliery Company
noon before the natural resources
production group of the Chamber Of
Commerce in the red room at the
New Willard Hotel
He asked that unions be made liza
BILE to the payment of federal income
and excess profits tax. and the repeal
of all laws that place capital labor
On apart from ,ss sspiss gosds
OF the United Mine Workers organ
fxation, the organization. to trans
form its present policy of resistance
to greater individual productivity
into one of productivity. including the
giving Of proper encouragement to
the installation of fClabor-saving ma
chinery."
Scores Union Methods.
THE most .pitiful weakness that
labor has ever shown Is that Of its
present day leaders complete failure
to recognize the fact that to put
labor where it rightfully belongs 1t
must assume the full legal status of
its own strength" the speaker de-
clared.
while pleading the dignity Of la
Dor, and no greater heritage was ever
offered man than the strength for
ana opportunity to labor, Samuel
Gompers and his followers vocifer-
ously insist that labor remain a mob.
q wi
without.
"If the present day labor leaders
do not rise to their opportunity one
of two things will happen-either
labor will slip back twenty years. or
what is more probable. Cromwellian
character. will appear to snatch the
sword Of leadership out of the hands
Of the men who at best are reaction
aries though living in q progressive
age" g
Coal Problem Taken Up.
"Super-service dealers' are to right
the troubles of coal consumers, ac-
cording to. plans outlined before the
of the Chamber Of Commerce: in ses-
sion this afternoon in the red room
at the New willard Hotel. Charles
s.. Keith of the Central Coal and Coke
Company, Kansas City. MO-, presided.
The plan for super-seryice dealers
WAS
dent of the American Wholesale Coal
Dealers Association. who 1amented
the custom of "cussing the coal man.
He suggested that in the distribu-
tion OF coal there should be organ
lied a complete production and distri-
buiided around an outstanding per-
sonality, who would be partner IN
the entire enterprise.
..Ruy. an interest in his plant. and
sell kim an interest In the produc-
tlon Of the ria neaKer me M enooi
him to follow a general merchan-
djajnr plan. Make him a part pro-
nrjetor and an interested. owner In
those mines which supply their stock
on his counters \.
new Type Of, Co-operatien.
5"In his own community, this super
...rvica dealer is Immediately in posi-
tfon tn buiId Tor himself and for his
eSmnany that tangible goodwill
Without which success does not come.
Tomorrow this dealer IL In position to
let you prescribe soas from fre your ceiiara
GIa DIV IL YOU SO, desire, courteously
eIvavs. he will test. with competent
intniiirant. trained help he will ex-
anime equipment ana prescribe -
remedy for you II you 30 desire. Al
W. NJ! siwava as customer you must
~ r,~hf Always this dealer will bear
- ,,stnd fhat complaints are made for
No mere wanton pleasure. Always this
deaIerss first business Is tn ma the
nsu suse Of complaint ana adjust to your
satisfattipn. This is the new co.opera-
fson- new in the coal trade at least.
the cooperation between buyer and
ses1ss ..Tna super-seryice dealer would be
In daily contact with these twenty
= ifsinT homes. And not on q basis Of
cnvarinr an entire district or partt-
t,nn In territory. but by going With
ores competing yard, into each or hfty
~, ma hundred communities ana
X stAre competing as he, now competes.
h,se competing with the guaranty OF
,,,,i,orm quality and service. remem-
hsred long after the price iss forgot
ten; n, our present scheme of.Sorgan-
-. ssan there Is bigger waste OF
ls.s,s,t.i than any one realizes
Of this kind meann
Sssr, IL 10 11% Of capital now In
,,Hsesd in production and distrtbu-
49, -o,,id Be released Tor productive
isrsrstyy. The chance FOR promotion
ln% nnH s wider horizon and the comfort
.-S niea sure of this method VIII
ssJ fn IT'S ranks the most progresst
ss,a1 nan in each commurity Under
- 80 nan his field becomeS national,
NJ 80 NO local Limitations Ability,
sS.ss and ideals will carry him Into
~ disfrtct i and atfonal linlelight-
ssI1S ris,s sf6es national limeli ixht Will come