Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-05-25
NAT REss SHOWS NORTH NEIL STREET WEEK OF JUNE II TO 1s
COMMENT AND
CRITICISM ABOUT
WORLD D0INGS


Steel production has gone to aee
hlsh marx, Mete steel Is being made
than eNeF before. The rate now Is
about eo,eoo,eoo tens a year Of steel
ingots.
Gas wants common labor" to push
production higher This amazing
production speed cannot keep up for.
eyeh An influx 1T workers would
find work for time, and then long
lines waiting II the gate
There are enough workers Ga do
the work required the proof Is that
the work i being done. What Gary
means BY slahoi. shortage" Is short
lines of unemployed,
The interests Of humanity are big
ser than the interests af Steel in lines
Of waiting unemployed workers.
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An envoy from Mussalini has lust
arrived. commissioned by the Italian
black shif, boss to organize Southern
states.
State branches Of the Fascist here
are 10 communicate directly with
Rome, this aganiser says, The OF.
gaplasr's name Is Samuel Sempres
vive.
Doesn't this suggest foreign al.
legianee2 And isn't there some resu.
lation Of government that may inter-
fete with Mr.. Fascist Semptev,so's
proposed occupation
One sure thing Is that America
doesn't want the bomhastie, auto.
cratic Fascist any mo,s than Il wants
the cruel, hafbarons. autocratic doc.
trine of sovittisms-and Il doesn't
want that any more than cat wants
hot soup.
II Is now reported that Harry
Daugherty may resign as United
States attorney general
Mr.. Daughefty has been IN Ill
health for some time, Il is regretta.
bic that the attorney generals health
should be impaired and II viii be too
bad If ne quits office en that account.
There are so many good reasons why
he should quit.
Speaking of M. Daugherty, the go
gettem boss OF the ID. Of j., brings up
the subject of sugar. The failure of
Mr.. Go-geitem Daugherty to get an
injunction against the sugar proii,eers
nuts have been sweet solaee 10 those
greedy persons whose pockets are be.
ing lined with tax from every table.
But nobody can say that Mr..
Daughefly didn't try. Whether he
tried as hard az he did when he went
after the injunction against the rail-
road workers may be a question, but
anyhow he has to have credit for
having tried somehow.
The trouble In the sugar case was
that the bright young man sent up TO
New York By Mr. Daugherty went TO
judge that wouldn't give him nm
Injunction In the railroad case
everything worked like clock; no
hitch anywhere. or course an at
torney eneeral can't have luck like
that every time and We Just have 10
mark down the failure to get the
sugar kings as just one Of those un-
fortunate failures that may happen
TO any department. Of Justice. Isn't
that so. Mr.. lrterloeutor
Standard oil cuts Its biggest melon.
This New Jersey corporation, one OF
nlf IHnillA OF Gianuhfu VII cnIuftH
brought into being by Judge lands
In the biggest joke court decision on
record, just keeps on piling up the
coin.
The eompany's balance sheet has
just shown balance available for
dividends of $d6,2i2 i36. compared
with a balance in 1921 OF s33 3,sab $50.
1t is highly appropriate now for
the audience TO rise reverently and
join in that solemn old chant, Hail,
Hail, the Gangs All Here"
Forty-sls million bones gosh what
"A wadi
1t looks as If the lash as an Yin
dncement" to work hard In prison
camps has seen It's last days IN Flor
ida The slave drivers fought hard
to save II. They had the help Of
members Of the Florida senate. The
ugly system fought unabashed 10
cling to life. But finally II went
down with just fair majority against
IT. Civilization has wiped out one
more black spot. II Is good news.
National Assoeiation Of Manufae
tufefs gues on record again IN favor