The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-29
SOMETHING ON THE CARPET

SOMETHING ON THE CARPET
1t looks very much though Hoover in very bad and
Ford very If the going be all that Henry
says it is to be there will certainly nationwide cheer for the
ver maker Ford has divided this country like old Gaul into
tires parties The three parts arethose that for Ford
those that against him and those that neither for agn
But all these three parts will be the coal prices fall and the
coal cars
Whether you like Ford or not he big Any
big who handed the greatest manufacturer
the world That Ford You may like his
tons you may oppose his opinions You may his
his preudc but there he stands with his great
stacks Detroit and his assembling plants scattered
the the whole wide world He the biggest factory build
either Van Loon H G. Wells able to find in their
painstasing survey of the story of mankind.
Captain of Industry" he is General of Indus
try When this General shuts down his factory the world sits
1t that this shutdown shook the
whole shaking it shook the coal prices down. And
moren find Hoover split the floor
humiating miup with the Interstate Commerce Commission
which before has been suspected Of not doing its duty
The S. o. S. has the country your
coal for winter get the coal for factory and mill and to get
it quick before the prices rise higher.
Ford investigating conditions reports retailers
deposit of $40 before they would book
delivery anthracite at the tune of $25 ton
Dealers have predicted that would rise to 500 ton We'll Ford
falling with avalanche slide If true everybody Will
hurrah for Henry.
Ford went out looking found it. He found it
ground not in the mines 1t flat cars and in the
piles along Ohio and Monongahea rivers He tells US that
there enough the mines take the nation through
the winter.
Ford says the who rushed to fill his cellar fool
fool going be lower and not higher WE'LL
perhaps fool but Ford must remember that everybody
does big enough shock the world when the
hearth fires go out
This He contends, and not without the
appearance of good reasoning that the Interstate Commerce Com
mission by restricting shipments and Hoover by fixing what
Hoover called prices which not fair prices at ALL that
both Hoover Commerce Commission played
right of the coal brokers who esorng to all
the crooked dishonest high finance to plumber the people
and proclaim shortage that did not exist
charges serious If Ford has reported true
dton which presents the FACTS, then Hoover
should requested PEOPLES representatives Congress
to quickly get office member of the Interstate
Commerce Commission should be forced to resign.
Hardings administration has far enough in it's plumber
Of the peoples policies w.
There grandstand play this revelation
the people 1t isn't If it
Harding of Hoover and rid of him with despatch
He must prompt in remang the Interstate Commerce
Commission reakng its policy for matters not whether
this plan plumber the people through their coal bins be the
suit dishonesty and reahry of simple minded indifference
neffciencyh people should not be made to suffer for either
If on the other hand Ford brings false alarm something
should be Henry that the the people will
be equal to that But stands that Ford
found something the carpet and Hoover and the Interstate
Commission among the things found there