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TWO ROOMS

1lth St., 62-64 w. S900-S1 200.
Folsom Bros, Inc. l27 E. Saith st.
2Sth St., II w.
Mr.. Traynor on premises.
35th ST., SO W.
Mrs. Stittesman. Fitzroy $3.50.
fsth St., 10 w.
Harrie S. Lines. 1913 Il. 41st st.
64th ST.. 21o W. ss5. $f1o monthly.
Superintendent on premises.
b2d ST.. 101 w.
Earle & Calhoun. 2l2 w. 72d st.
bath ST., 103 w.
N. A. Berwin. 103 Park Ave.
b5th ST., corner 7th Ave. $s5 monthly.
Agent on premises.
65th ST., corner 7th Ave. $120 monthly up.
Inquire on premises.
9th ST., 20 w. $1,000 UP.
L. ]. Phillips & Co. 14s w. I'D st.
67th ST., 102 w. 81 ,200-$5 900.
Fleming & Mcdonald.
18th St., 3o1 w. 500 up.
p II. Zagat, BAT 9th Ave.
67th St., $40 w. $50 up.
Superintendent on premises.
6sth st., 10e w. $500 up.
Agent on premises. Circle 1888.
eSth ST.. 10s w. $1,000 up.
=. Agent premises. Circle 1853.
-5Sth ST., u w. Bath. s1.6o0-S2. 500.
Pease & Elliman. $40 Madison Ave.
Ssth St., 1T w. Moderate rental.
Bing Bing. 11s w. 4oth st.
bSth ST., $50 w. $o00
Superintendent on premises.
seth ST., "A w. Bath. $2.100.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison Ave.
B4th ST.. w. Kitchenette. restaurant. 81. ZOO
$1,000. Harpley Hall Co. Columbus $500
69th ST.. 12t w. s1.10o.
Bracher. 200 w. I'D st.
seth ST., 245 w. $so-s125.
Superintendent premises.
10th st., SO w. Bath, 81 200.
l.. J. Phillips & Co.. 14S w. I'D st.
72d St.. 1872 w. $3.50 month.
Agent on premises. Columbus 1913
list ST., 167 W. Suitable doctor. dentist.
p. II. Zagat. SAT 9Th Ave.
72d ST.. 26o W. 5000.
Earle & Calhoun. 212 w. 72d st.
72d ST.. 265 w. $1,000.
Earle & Calhoun. 212 w. 72d st.
73d St., 157 w. Rent 81 300 to 81 400.
Houghton Co., 174 w. I'D st.
73d St.. 26s w. 81 .0S0 to 81 $50.
Louis Carreau. T96 9th Ave. (4oth ST..
74th St., % w. S75-s15O.
Superintendent on premises. Schuyler 4555
74th ST.. 109-113 w. (non-elev.). 81 .200-$1 400
slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. 72d st.
10Th St., 2o6 w. Bath 81 200.
y. ]. Phillips G. Co., 14S w. I'D St.
18th. 312 w. s2oo-s6o0.
Also rooms. Columbus S323.
SD St.. IS w. $500 up.
Wood, Dolson Co.. Inc, B'way S0th st
S4th St, Ga w. Bath.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way & s0th ST
a3d ST., 175-177 w. Rent $3.50.
Houghton Co.. 1T4 w. 72d ST.
Goth ST., 21o w. $1,000.
Superintendent premises
12bth St.. 545 W. Bath kitchenette. Ss4o.
Sawson Hobbs. 162 w. I'D St.
1Tsth St, 900 w. Elevator service.
Chas. 8. Kohler, 1923 st. Nicholas Ave.
Broadway and Goth st. Spencer Arms.
Apply premises.
Central Park South. SO.
Huberth Huberth. Columbus Circle.
Central Park West s1st. Moderate rental.
Bing Bing. 119 w. 10th st.
Central Park West and 91st St.
Sharp Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
Central Park West and ssth st. $1,000 up.
VIM. +. Ingold. premises.
Riverside Drive, 32f s40-S1c5.
p. J. Hare, Academy 1922.
Riverside Drive. 312Is C1o3d-104th ST..
NJ. E.> Rivera, Academy 4i5e.
Riverside Drive, TO tcor. 14sth ST..
Palermo Bros, 601 W. 1i5th st.
18th Ave-, s25. sso-sf00.
Agent on premises.
West End Ave, 8i9. 81 ,4o0-s2. 900.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way & S0th ST
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Manhattan-East Side
EIGHT ROOMS

Park Ave, III
Douglas L. Gilman. Is E. 49th st.
Park Ave. 200 Housekeeping.
Douglas l.. Gilman, 10 l.. 4eth ST.
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Bronx
THREE ROOMS

1GSd ST.. Teller Ave.
Niewenhaus Co.. SIC T.. f61st st.
o315 Andrews Ave.
Agent on premises.
Davidson Ave. and 1ooth ST.
Agent on premises.
Grand Concourse and 197th st.
Agent on premises.
Morris Ave. and 196th ST.
Agent on premises.
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THREE ROOMS

1ith St. 81 w.
Superintendent on premises.
cSth ST.. $40 w. $3.50
Agent ON promises.
seth ST.. 163 r. $4,000.
Superintendent on premises.
4fth ST., 210 w. s125 to $50 monthly.
Superintendent on premises.
zs,h. 10 w.
ri. S. Lines. 1913 Il. 41st st.
Goth ST.. 4 g. w. $4,000 81. GOO.
Poase Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
b2d St, 10t w.
Earle & Calhoun. 212 w. I'D st.
54th ST.. fo3 w.
N. A. Berwin. 1o3 Park Ave.
Gath ST., 162 w, cor. 1th Ave. Bath.
-Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. 72d st.
55th ST.. 40 w. Housekeeping apis.
Douglas l.. Elliman. 10 L. 49th st.
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TWELVE ROOMS

Madison Ave. 1915. . baths, 81 800.
Pease g. Gilman, $40 Madison Ave.
Park Ave, Al.
Douglas L. Gilman. Is E. 49th ST.
Park Ave, 270. Ritz-Carlton restaurant
Douglas l.. Gilman, 10 L. 49th st.
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SEVEN ROOMS

56th St., l44 L. Bath. 5000.
Pease Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
s4th St. 103 E.
Geo. Neman. 522 9Th Ave.
S5th ST.. 120 f.
Duff & Conger. Madison and s6th 81.
s5th ST.. Jog f. 3 baths, $3.s00-s4 200.
Douglas l.. Gilman, 10 y. 49th ST.
Seth ST.. 6S f. 81. 300.
Douglas l.. Gilman. 10 f. 49th st.
e5th St. 1s3 e. 81 200.
Leon $. Altmayer. g. r. Seth ST.
Madison Ave, 1870. 81 .s00-$2, 500.
Agent on premises.
Madison Ave. 1869 $500.
Duff Conger. Madison and S6th 81.
Park Ave-. 940. . baths, 80. 900.
Superintendent on premises.
Park Ave. 1920 cor a6th ST.
Telephone Harlem 1918.
Park Ave. 300. Housekeeping.
Douglas l.. Gilman. IL Z. 10th st.
Park Ave. $40. Duplex apt. 3 baths; 50, 200.
Douglas l.. Gilman. 10 T.. i9th ST.
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EIGHT ROOMS

57th ST.. 100 w. Duplex. 3 baths. $1,000.
Douglas l.. Gilman. 10 E. 4oth st.
list St. III w.
Manhattan Leasing Co.. 149 Church ST.
list ST., AGO w. Bath: 81 .900-s2, 100.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way 4 s0th
1fth ST., 23T w.
Superintendent on premises.
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TEN ROOMS

Both ST.. 4o-4s. . or 3 baths
list St. III w.
Manhattan Leasing Co., $40 Church St
seth ST.. 225 w. . baths.
Wood, Doson Co.. Inc, B'way & S0th ST.
ODD st.. 3ai W. 3 baths; $500.
Wood, Doson Co.. Inc. B'way e. s0th 81.
Riverside Drive o10. corner a3d st.
Wood, Dolson Co.. Inc. Broadway Soth st.
Riverside Drive, 362.
Superintendent premises
Riverside Drive. f56th-15Tth SITS, The Riviera
Sharp Co., 24S9 Broadway.
Riverside Drive. 21o. $500.
West End Ave. 40. 3 baths. fst floor: 81. 600
Wood. Dolson Co., Inc, B'way s0th st.
West End Ave-, 924. baths. $1,000.
l.. J. Phillips & Co, 14S w. 72d st.
West End Ave. & s0th. . baths, So, 600 81, 800.
Apply premises.
ELEVEN ROOMS
ssth ST.. 345 w. 4 baths. 50. .25o-s7, 900.
Slawson Hobbs, 162 W. 7od st.
West End Ave-, 40f. 3 baths; $500.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way S0th ST..
5sth St. 135 w. baths. SO. 500
Douglas l.. Elliman. Is Z. 49th st.
TWELVE ROOMS
forth St, go w. So 300 ur.
Superintendent on premises.
forth ST.. go W.
Apply premises.
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FOUR ROOMS

18th ST., S2-S4 w.
Newmark & Jacobs. 1912 st. Nicholas Ave.
4sth St.. 12s W. 1925 monthly.
Folsom Bros, Inc., 127 e. 34th st.
55th ST., 55 W.
N. A. Berwin. 103 Park Ave.
9th St., 140 w. Housekeeping apis.
Douglas l.. Gilman. Is +. 49th ST.,
5sth ST., q w. baths, So, ,600-$5, 800.
Pease & Elliman $40 Madison Ave.
5sth ST.. III w. Moderate rental.
Bing 6 Bing. 1i9 w. 10th st.
59th ST.. "a w. 2 baths. $4,000.
Pease Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
Gath ST., / w. Valet service.
Harpley Hall Co. Columbus $500.
list ST.. 220 w.
Paterno Bros. col w. 115th st.
list ST.. 225 w. s2.400.
Earle Calhoun. 212 w. 72d st.
74th St.. 81 W. cor. Col Ave. Bath. 5000.
Slawson & Hobbs, 1872 w. 72d st.
s1st St., 175 w. $500.
Z. G. II. Vogler. 455 Amsterdam Ave.
slst ST.. 175 w. $4,000.
E. G. II. Vogler, 455 Amsterdam Ave.
1921 St., $50 w. baths.
Wood, Dolson Co.. Inc, B'way soth St
i1lth St.. 5o4 W.. near Bway. Bath, 81 200
M.4oo Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. I'D st.
115th ST., 600 w, cor. Bway. Bath. 81, 900.
slawson 6 Hobbs. 1e2 w. 72d st.
125th St, 545 w. Bath, S960-s1. .0s0.
Slawson & Hobbs. 1872 w. 72d st.
17Oth ST.. 100 w. Elevator service.
chas. S. Kohler. 1923 St. Nicholas Ave.
1soth St.. 719 w. Elevator service
Chas. s. Kohler, 1928 st. Nicholas Ave.
Broadway and Goth St. Spencer Arms.
Superintendent on premises.
Broadway and 9sth st.
Harry Schiff. Broadway and 9sss st.
Broadway, 1869 (cor. 146th ST..
Newmark & Jacobs. 1912 st. Nicholas Ave.
Central Park South. SO.
Huberth Huberth. Columbus Circle.
Central Park West and s1st st. Moderate.
Bing Bing, 110 W. 10th st.
Fort Washington Ave. g. 1880 st. s130-$175
Apply premises. wadsworth 9979.
Hamilton Pl.. 100. $i10 monthly.
Apply premises
Hamilton Pl., 100. Elevator; S11o monthly
Agent on premises.
Riverside Drive. TO.
Paterno Bros, Col W. 10th st.
Riverside Drive, $40. New Building.
Anthony Compagna. 200 w. 7od st.
Riverside Drive. 156sa-157th sts.. The Riviera
Sharp g. Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
st. Nicholas Ave. 925. s65.
Agent premises. Intervale 9133
wadsworth Ave-. 100. Elevator service.
Chas. s. Kohler. 1923 st. Nicholas Ave.
Washington Square Apartments.
| Pepe. 40 Washington Square.
FIVE ROOMS
| 54th St., 162 w. cor. Tth Ave. Bath.
Slawson Hobbs. 162 w. 72d st.
74,h ST.. 81 W., cor. Col. Ave. g.. .4oo-$ s.. 500
I Slawson & Hobbs. 49, w. 7od st.
| 18th ST., 90 w. baths: $500.
Agent premises. Lenox 5000.
| o2d St. 304 w. . baths, s.. 500.
Slawson G Hobbs. 162 w. I'D st.
g3d ST., 37-43 w. bath: 81 800
Wood. Dolson Co., Inc. Broadway soth st
e3d ST., 81 W.
| Superintendent on premises.
eJth ST.. $50 w. $1,000.
| Earle Calhoun, 212 w. 72d st.
11Ith St.. 504 W.. near B'way. Bath, 81. 400
Slawson Hobbs. 162 w. 72d st.
10th ST., TOO w. Elevator service.
Chas. S. Kohler. 1928 st. Nicholas Ave.
10th St.. 66f W.. cor. B'way (non-eIevator)
$40. Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. led st.
Broadway and asth ST.
Harry Schiff. Broadway and oath st.
Claremont Ave-, 25. baths, 81. .750.
Earle & Calhoun, 212 w. I'D st.
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FIVE ROOMS

i63d st. and Teller Ave.
Niewenhaus Co. 3f6 r.. 16lst S
i92d ST., University Ave.
Inquire at premises.
2315 Andrews Ave.
Agent on premises.
Grand Concourse and 19Tth ST.
Superintendent on premises.
Ioring Pl., 23o5. 500 monthly.
Agent on premises.
University Ave. and 1921 st.
Agent on premises.
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RESIDENCE, rooms, baths. large
living room with fireplace. main bed
room fun depth of house; large living
and upstairs porches; steam heat,
every convenience. Plot 60xioo. over
looking the Parkway. I minutes
walk TO station. Immediate occu-
pancy. Price 500 900. Apply H-2SS.
Phone Bronxvllie 300.
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Y Westchester Estates. Farms and Residences 4
10 ACRE ESTATE.

10 ACRE ESTATE.
Great Bargain. SI0,500-Attractive Co
lonial house, containing $ rooms. in OK
celent condition and well adapted for
remodolling Wonderful shade trees and
large brook. Located on state highway.
near schools. Sunday inspection phone
Chappaqua 81.
NEAR RYE.
Unusual Four Acre Estate-Modern
residence. master bedrooms. 3 servants.
rooms master baths and servants
bath. Large garage. Wonderful trees
and fine outlook excellent neiShbor-
| hood. price 500. 900 Sunday phone Rye
| 33o-local office 100 Post Road
PELHAM MANOR.
Colonial Residence-Situated on large.
shady plot in quiet, exclusive neishbor-
| hood: s spacious rooms, tiled baths:
steam heat, modern in every detail. FOR
ouick sale $500. Sunday appointment
phone Pelham iO93-local office Pelham
dale Avenue and Post Road
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Manhattan-West Side.
FIGHT pn0Mc

10Th St. 172 w. Bath; $500
Wood, Doson Co., Inc, Bway 4 s0th St.
SD ST.. W.. cor. G. ?. W. Bath. s.. 600.
Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. Tad st.
saith ST., 255 w. baths, $500.
Agent. premises. Lenox 5000.
s5th ST., 255 W. baths. $4,000.
Agent. premises. Phone Lenox 5000.
seth St., 225 W. . baths.
Wood, Dolson Co.. Inc, B'way & s0th St.
ssth St.. . W.. cor. c. P. W. baths.
Manhattan Leasing Co.. 149 Church st.
sSth ST., 345 w. baths. 81. 500
Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. 72d St.
Goth ST.. 255 W., cor. B'way. 3 baths, So 800
Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. I'D st.
97th ST.. 200 w. Bath; 5000.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way s0th st.
Goth ST.. $40 w. baths.
Manhattan Leasing Co.. 149 Church st.
10ist St.. 215 w. 3 baths: 5000.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. Broadway & soth ST.
10sth St.. o55 w. cor. b way. baths, SO, 500
Slawson & Hobbs, 162 w. 72d st.
10th ST.. sol w. baths. s2.7oo.
Slawson Hobbs. 1872 W. 72d ST.
10th ST.. 5i1 w. baths. So, 200 SO. GOO.
slawson & Hobbs. 162 W. 72d st.
10th ST.. 606 w. s2.1o0.
Earle Calhoun. 2i2 w. I'D St.
11sth ST. 400 w. baths; 81, 900.
w. Alanson Alexander. SOB 9Th Ave
Central Park West. 223. $3.50 monthly.
Superintendent on premises.
Claremont Ave-. 10. So 500.
Earle Calhoun, 212 w. 12d ST.
Hamilton Ave-, Yonkers. $2.1o0.
Yonkers Realty Exchange. $50 So. Bway
Riverside Drive. 30. corner e3d ST.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. Broadway & S0th st
Riverside Drive. 362.
Superintendent on premises.
Riverside Drive, 156th-157th SITS, The Riviera.
Sharp & Co., 24S9 Broadway.
West End Ave-. S41-5. Bath. 81, 500
Slawson G. Hobbs. 1872 w. I'D st.
West End Ave-, $50. $500.
Earle & Calhoun. 2lg w. I'D ST.
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FIFTEEN ROOMS

Park Ave. 800. $4,000.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave,
Park Ave. 2To. with Ritz-carlton restaurant.
Douglas l.. Gilman, 10 l.. 49th ST.
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FOUR ROOMS

o315 Andrews Ave.
|. Agent on premises.
l63d St. Teller Ave.
Nicwenhaus Co.. 316 r. f6ist ST.
Davidson Ave. and 190th st.
Agent on premises.
Grand Concourse and 19Tth ST.
Agent on premises.
Morris Ave. and 196th st.
Agent on premises.
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Small Country Estate
BronxUille
,MING ENGIISH CnTTAGE. 3

VHNIN1UFNNFf F4aN'Ff4F'TFN Y = y v sEFFEFt =
rooms and bath. including large living
room with open fireplace. breakfast
porch. all improvements. Plot bOxt3O.
IN highest section. Occupancy May
1st: other arrangements might DO
made. Price s1t 900. Apply H-i43.
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SIXTEEN ROOMS
SEVENTEEN ROOMS

Park Ave, go. with Ritz-Carlton restaur
DOUGLAS L. Elliman. 10 L. 10th ST.
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EICHTEEN ROOMS

Park Ave-, 2To. with Ritz-Carton restaurant
Douglas L. Gilman. Is +. 10th St.
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SIX ROOMS

i63d ST. and Teller Ave.
Niewenhaus Co., 3l6 Z. 16ist st.
1921 St. University Ave.
Inquire at premises.
Grand Concourse and 18Th st.
superintendent on premises.
University Ave. and 1oad st.
Agent on premises.
SEVEN ROOMS
f8Sd st. and Teller Ave.
Nlewenhaus Co. $40 L. 16ist st.
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Park Ave. $40. baths. $4,000.
Douglas l.. Gilman. 10 r. 49th-St.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-01-28

hides behind the pretense of American
freedom. Yet its real purpose is to de-
stroy all effective labor unions, and
thus subject the working people to the
domination of the employ
ers. Should it succeed in the measure
that its proponents hope it will thrust
far into the ranks of the underpaid,
the body of American working people
There is great danger that the
whole nation will be harmed by tins
campaign of a few groups of strong
employers. To aim now at putting
into greater subjection the workers
in industry is blind and foolhardy.
The radical movements and disturb
ances in Europe ought 70 hold a lesson
for the employers of America. And
the voice of the American people
ought to be raised in the endeavor to
drive this lesson home.
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open SHOP" MENACE

The "open shop" drive of certain
groups of American employers is be-
coming so strong that it threatens not
only the welfare of the wage earners,
but the whole structure of industrial
peace and order. Employers some
times favor the "open shop" because
they do not want to be limited in the
employment of men to union members.
But the present drive is not of that
kind. The evidence shows that in its
organized form it is not merely
against the closed shop, but against
unionism itself, and particularly
against collective bargaining Of
what avail is it for workers to be
permitted by their employers to be-
come members of unions if the en-
ployers will not deal with the unions
The workers might as we'll join golf
clubs as labor unions if the present
"open shop campaign is successful
The "open shop" drive masks such
names as "the American plan, and
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ANTS ARE WARNED

The Public Ledger, of Philadelphia
in an editorial published last week,
warns employers that their anti
union shop campaign may lead to dis
aster The editor declares that the
principles of the anti-union shop IRE
ferred to by him as the open shopl
are admirable" but, he says, it is i'm
possible to ignore the fact that this is
"a measure of war, having for its pur-
pose the destruction of the influence
of the union in the determination Of
the conditions governing wages and
the conditions of labor"
With this proof Of his friendship to
anti-union employers, the editor says:
1T requires no deep insight to fore
see the inevitable consequence Of an
arbitrary attitude on the part of en-
ployers, or the Inauguration Of an oper
war on the principle underlying organ
lied labor. The time has long passec
for such a policy, but if it should be
adopted by any concerted action OF
the part of the manufacturers of tbs
country the conservatives among tn
union leaders will be driven into thu
ranks of the extremists and organic
ed labor converted into revolution
ary and anti-social movement. TIL
peril is not imaginary.
IN this stage Of industrial and 50
cial progress it is anachrOnisn
to imagine that the spirit Of organ
ization among workers can be stife'
by force, and those VINO harbor an!
such purpose should think twice be
fore taking an irrevocable step look
ing to a conflict to the bitter endw
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ton vendors, seek only to promote a
selfish and sordid interest, he may
measurably, at least. attain to the
hopes and expectations of his coun-
trymen.
This nation needs nothing quite as
much as an immediate return to its
traditional simple ideals and rituals.
There is no place here for pagan dis
plays that outrival the coronations of
kings, that have not better justifca-
ton than the commercial instincts of
those who are stepped in their own
greed. In rebuking them Senator
Harding has done a good job.
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QUIT YER KICKIN'I

"For the love of Nike" says the
Atlantic Coast Merchant, "let us be
done with this whining and moaning
about hard times. That is not elegant
English, but we are too burned mad
Just now to bother with anything but
straight, plain American talk. The
only person who ever got anything
out of whining is the faker down at
The corner who is pretending that he
lost his leg in the Great War when
he really lost it through being too
lazy to get out of the way of a
funeral. If you want to get into his
class you are welcome"
What if business isn't as good as
t might be? Are you going to make
any better through running around
hrieking about it? You had some
mighty fine times in the last two
years or so and if you won't take the
bitter with the sweet you are nothing
but spoiled child Life is not all
sugar and it would be a pretty sicken-
ing kind of proposition if it was.
If you cannot do anything but howl
go and buy gag and let the rest
Of US, who want to work, attend tc
our jobs. If things are not right
there is only one way to put them SC
and that is by plain, hard work ane
rot by turning yourself into fountain
of woe.
Take your coat off and start smil
ing. Neither will hurt you half as
such as you think,
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LAW ENFORCEMENT

Let he who is without sin, cast the
first stone" Wouldn't the foregoing
be splendid advice to some Of the
members of the Good Government
League? That is, wouldn't you think
so after reading the proceedings Of
the meeting held last Sunday after
noon at which one Of the members
stated that he understood that some
Of the members of the league were
not obeying the law themselves? Of
course we favor good government and
want it, and 50 does every other law
abiding and clean citizen, but we don't
believe in being hypocritical about it
and going after some fellow who is
one law while we are break
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SUPPORT YOUR LABOR PAPER

We will forget what you have done
in the past, but what are you going to
do now Let Us be fair and honest
with ourselves. We may try to fool
the other fellow and get away with it,
but let us quit trying to fool ourselves.
Make up your mind right now that you
will make every cent of your purchas-
ing power a blow to your enemy. Pat
ronize your labor paper and make it
possible to be better paper. You
know the great need of one, you know
we have no other medium through
which real labor news can be had, so
remember the life and success of the
only real labor paper in the city of
Hamilton depends upon your support.
Don't spend your hard-earned wages
in a union shop to purchase scab
goods, but put the union label in the
stores in this city and see what hap
pens.
Be a booster, net knocker. Any
poor fool can knock, but it takes men
to do things.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-01-28

or enforcer of the laws, could hardly
be law violator, now could he?
Pa "a ~ III Pc
The democrats have but one repre-
sentative in the state senate, James A.
Reynolds, of Cuyahoga county, being
The lone contender for what is claim
ed the peoples party. Mr.. Reynolds,
although alone, seems to be able to
keep the pot a-boiling and keeping
the other fellow in a hot stew at all
times. The other day he threw
monkey wrench into the machinery of
the big political apparatus in Colum-
bus when while opposing the bill to
extend the county officials terms to
four years he charged that this was
only being done to keep the women
out of county Offices for at Least four
years and perhaps eight years.
Every one knows that the party now
in power (the republicans, sad to re-
late) cleaned up everything last fall,
and their members are holding down
most of the county officers. 1t is the
women aspirants of the future that
they fear. Now if they can just jam
that extension bill through, it will give
them four years sure and in many in
stances eight years where the incum-
bent will hold themselves entitled to
a second term. Mr. Reynolds is call
ing attention of the dear things" to
the transgressions of their rights by
the nasty politicians and there is no
doubt that there is likely to be fur
flying and some hair pulling before
the thing is finished. Mr.. Reynolds
is sure making it interesting.
M VA m ia m
A year ago England pleaded for
greater production, and today she sug-
gests that the workers divide their
short time with those who have no
work, as solution of her unemploy-
ment problem This suggestion the
workers denounce unless dividing the
work is done on the payment of liv-
ing wage Of course the government
does not propose this. The plan, the
workers say, is only scheme to shift
the unemployment problem to their
shoulders.
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Soup kitchens and bread lines plan
ned for the unemployed of Toledo and
other great industrial centers brings
to mind that we are going back to
"normalcy" at "some" speed.
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Where did Roland G. Davis stand
on the constabulary bill? Ask him.