The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-20
Getting The Don't Care End of IT

We the people get industrial strife
Ford he won't poeerng prices for COAL He orders his
factory shut down. The Governor Wisconsin wires President
Harding that the people of his must have coal shipped i'm
mediatey the winter will bring avalanche of tragedy New
York City and New making desperate
efforts to get COAL has passed the problem Of industrial
needs they looking to- the coming months when the people
must be kept perish.
Minnesota officials reported already be arranging
the distribution Of the wood from lumber mills be used
fuel
Congress took and positive action the coal situa
ton The halls of Congress full of d mediocre And
we, the people, put them there.
judge whom the people large heard Of with the
sweep his hand injunction which subject the
broadcast possible Interpretation.
This paper in receipt of letter from Charles Dillon,
sstan the chairman of the Association of Railway Executives
This gentleman writes protest against what he maintains is
editorial writes statements
made which he contends These statements his and
ours subjects of legitimate controversy But find
agreement important very essential fact In his
letter admits it FACT that railroad stocks
tered about 25 Then he suggests that forget
that crime against the public it's water that's gone under the
bridge water that has been damned under the bridge
has flooded the bridge.
Has any federal Judge enoin rail
executives watering stock? If judge did such
thing did he make the injunction effective? Let the much in
Mr. Charles Dillon of the Association of Railway Execu
up Judge show up what he did,
Labor is always right not by long shot Labor has
played the the proteer Labor went wild profteer
ing orgy Immediately following the It became dctatora
mperous demanded increase and decrease of work
work and production Labor talks much of its rights
and little of its duties But with all these acknowledged faults let
Association Railway Executives and all of their kind who
have soaked their stock books tidal of water remember
that if labor got the idea of proeeg from just such
correspondent Charles Dillon attempts defend
Mr. Gompers pretty old chap He has fought good
battles against irresponsible agtatng radicals in his ranks
Between the proeers the predatory and the
radical agtators in the ranks of labor there third party
They going be ground between the mstones of bitter
conflicts.
Such the coal barons and the railroad executives know
this They work with that in mind This is their national adj
mnistraon Harding is their hired They him. They
paid the bill to make him President wishes
editing the Marion Star today!
The state mas always drawn in defense of organ
lied capital Always against labor Have they ordered
to protect labor? Will kindly stand up meeting
and tell US?
The injustice of it is enough make the aborng
mans blood boil But he must realize that he has He
has often been led astray by conductors
of the labor leaders Chicago The
often listens to who preach rights but who do preach
duties who preach and who do not preach work.
who lead from public endorsement and sympathy and into
the pathway of public condemnation which the predatory
prepare for them
The country recently had the exhibition oft repeated in
Pennsylvania Of the state constabuary going among
workers warning them gather in greater
three place. they did they would be subject
NEVER ONCE did state officer go into the big
would be arrested if they gathered in larger than
Oh band of punderng directors plot about
mahogany board but with sleeves rolled shall gather
together either in hall the curb
Judge Gary of the Steel Corporation there nothing
matter with this country the matter is all with the individual
He's right.
The fault with capital