Jerome T. Harriman Pointing to Sticker on Car

(Original Caption) Voting the Opposite Way. Jerome T. Harriman, general circus agent whose organization represents all of the traveling showmen of the country, is seen here in Washington, DC pointing to the sticker on his car. Acting on the rumor that Henry Ford advised his employees to vote for Hoover, Harriman claims that there are more Ford owners than Ford workers, and intends to establish an organization to counteract the effect of the Ford election advice. Harriman says he will send a sticker to any Ford owner who will paste it on his car.