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Evening star., 1921-03-12

HALF Of a 1O-room house. with 3 acres land;
sf4o6 vi.soSt .f1 .ns NJ scSs ssi
dren: George Sachs, Bladensburg, Nd 1Ss
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
1885 18th ST. N.w-IArEe rooms, private
boarding house: excellent table; reference.
1893 dupont Grcle)-Desirable rooms and
good hoard privileges:
174s QUE ST. N.w.-Furnished rooms. second
floor: twin beds. elec.. with board. 16'
1910 BILTMoRH sT.-Attractive front room:
h.-w.h.; electricity: reasonable. 13'
1853 n ST. NV connecting rooms, large
room for or 81 large. cool house.
1901 R. ]. AVE; Nw:.R9ommate for nice
table: single beds: large closet. 1s'
1921 IRVING ST. N.w.-Young man wishes
roommate: semi-private house: tSHin beds: sub
stantial meals: $40 month. 1s'
1881 X ST. NV large. adjoining rooms
for adult family Of 5 people or rent sinrly:
home cooked food: 8 meals Sundays: walking
distance. Franklin 47o.---------- 40. 13'
2s17 18th ST-3 large rooms. bath. porch
meals; home cooking; adults. Col: $50. 13'
Gs2 QUEBEC PL NW-Youn: couple will
privileges: reasonable. Col. 61"4W. 1i'
1907 W ST. NV. APT. 42-Bonrd and room
suitable for .: moderate terms: hot-water and
elevator service.
1885 MONROE sT. N.w.-Comfortabie room
girls: private family: ami. home privileres;
use of piano; reasonable board. 14'
1919 II NV Splendid rooms: home cook ng;
modern conveniences. Franklin G,63. l3'
1904 14th N.W.--Handsomely furnished room
for .: detached house. private family: home
privileges: good place for lively musical peo-
pie. Col. S131. 13'
120 5th ST. S.E.-Furnishcd room with l"a I'd
reasonable. ID.
LARGE ROOM with porch in apartment; good
table: home privileges. Col. .a3l. 13e
GENTLEMAN'S HOME: can accommodate , or
3: home privileges: ami. table and rooms cy-
cellent: reference exchanged. Call North $3.50.
$40 MD AVE NE-Double room: excellent
table. Lin. $500. 13.
a., X ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished 2nd floor
room: elect: for two. 13'
LARGE. well lighted and furnished second floor
room: suitable for one or two persons; $40.
Col. 41C3. IL
9a3 II ST. NV Rooms with excellent meals
two in room. 50 and so week central.
1911 18th ST.-Cozy room: near departments;
good board Phone North 1914. 15s
Yor'NG MOTHER. whose husband travels oc-
casonally. will give room and board to lady
for compnnionship and little help; references.
Address Box 44-A. star office. 12e
1928 q ST NW-Tleasnnt accommodations
for several young women. Cali at once. Frank
lin tH3. ID
1920 VT. avE.-Targc room on 2nd floor for
. next to bath: excellent table. 13s
1GsI ORE ST N.w.-Front room. closet
clean: ami: employed ladies'. l3'
RY GENTIT:MAN-S;ng1e room and board:
state particulars. Address Box 1Gs-A, star
a.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
WANTED-Ro0Ms

QUIET young couple is looking for two rooms
and ba.h. plea SAINT and close in, but not built
for miIIi0naires: We want TO LOOK az once nht
not move nntir about April /. Address BOX
ooi Star fiice 13s
Evening star., 1921-03-12
APARTMENTs TO LET

APT: S13. MONMOUTH HHOTBI-FURNITURB
for rooms. kitchenette. bath: will transfer
lease to party buying same: owner leavlng
city. 13s
TWO 5-ROOM AND BATH APARTMENTS.
furnished. in the Avondale. 1874 st NV;
service: rents. s175 and 500 per month.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. INC.
s1S 18th st. NV.
UNTIL OCTOBER-5 ROOMS AND BATH.
beautifully furnished. including electricity.
china. silver. etc; NV. apartment house; $3.50
Immediate possession. North 1921. Ia
OFFICER LEAVING CITY DESIRES SUR
let apartment of 3 rooms, kitchen and bath;
partially furnished: 800. including electricity
and refrigeration. Apt 22s the Hadleigh. is
GROOM AND BATH. MODERN. NONHoUSE-
keeping apartment, handsomely furnished; con
vcnient downtown location Franklin 112s. IA
THE wESTCOCRT. 34O4 PROSPECT AVE.
Georgetown-2 small rooms. bath. kitchenette.
S33 to adults. l3'
1909 18th ST. NV.
Two large. communicating. front rooms. nom
housekeeping. for or girls
SMALL. C1IARMINGLY FTRNISHBD APART
ment near Shoreham: desirable for ? refined
persons for bachelor; Ink Apply JOHN
". THOMPSON co, S21 18th ST. IL
Dupont Circle: large rooms and kitchen:
newly papered and painted. Call after b. l3'
THREE ROOMS AND BATH. IN BEST y. ".
section; hot-water heat electricity: only $S;,.
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO..
S.w. cor. 18th and X SITS.
THE OAKLAND. 2O06 COLUMBIA ROAD.
Apt. 5+-Six rooms. large hall and closets.
rented until September Both Elevator and
jani.or service. heat and hot water.
EQUITABLE INVESTMENT co. Inc.
Phone. Main 6soS. Union Trust Rldg.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
FOR RENT-ROOMS
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

HALF Of 1o-room house. with 8 acres land; !;
cellar, summer kitchen: stable: water In house !:
$500 mo-. or $14 90 without land. No chill
dren. George Sachs, Bladensburg, Nd. 13e
Evening star., 1921-03-12
FOR RENT-HOUSES

9 ROOMS AND BATH, SPLENDID CoNDf-
tion. on Capitol Hill: convenient to three car
lines: ho;-water heat Address Box .3i-A.
Star Office. l3s
FOR RENT-NEAR I4th. ON COLUMBIA
Heights; bright. CHEEKY rooms electric
lights. parQuet floors: brick garage for
cars; large lot g. feet front; grape xrbor.
cherry trees, hedge. flowers and shrubbery;
wide paved alley. side and rear: si25.
HANDLER -BR0DT 4 CO.,
a27 New York ave. NV
174S ST. N.w.-lt ROOMS, BATHS.
h.-w.h.. gas. electricity. servants room and
hath; c-car brick garage: everything in per.
feet condition. Open for inspection. poUG-
LASS f. BULLOCK. 324 Southern bldg. Phone
Main 744S. l4s
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FOR RFNT-H0USES
EUrR GVGHEn-

WASHINGTON HElGHTs-BEACTiFrL IL
room and 2-bath home: servants quarters:
S3iEi per month.
PHELPS PI.ACE-11 rooms. baths: COM
r.e,.iy furnished 500 per month.
MckEENER * G0SS.
ln5 Eve 81. Main 4752
FURNISHED HOUSE. 3141 18th ST. N.W.-3
rooms. > baths. ami: rent, $50 monthly
Phone Columbia $3.50
Evening star., 1921-03-12
APARTMENTs TO LET.


BASEMENT. FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS.
9 fine rooms and bath reasonable to desirable
parties: adults only who will board owner and
wife. 1884 Riggs place. NV.
1894 RIGGS PLACE N.W.-Srd. 8 OUTSIDE
rooms and bath: Ind outside rooms and
semi private bath: adults only: reasonable:
Special inducements to party can pay several
months rent in advance.
Reservations may now o. made foe apart
nents in the new portion Of
THE CHASTLETON,
10th and R SITS. NV.
Selections from rm. and bath: nsn-sesss.
keeping, to 8 rms. and bath, housekeeping;
many With large porehes.
THE F. H. SMITH CO..
815 18th Street NV.
1901 n. J. AVE. Nw-3 ROOMS. SECOND
floor: h-w.h.. gas and electricity: continuous
hot water: Of phone: $40. T.
HIGHLY DESIRABLE MODERN APT.
Excellent northwest location.
Six large rooms and bath:
Newly papered and painted
For sale cooperative basis
and moderately priced at $8.oOo.
81 200 cash: s6J monthly.
This apartment will rent for SlVV.
Making a 5Ore investment.
R,Iy directly from owner.
Address BOX IA. Star oricc. Il.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Modern two-rpom and bath noa.
Housekeeping apartments: downtown locadsa.
THE CHAUMONT.
1885 Eye st., overlooking Franklin PARK.
MOORE HILL. INC. l422 II 81. NV.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25
Should Black Workers Join
White Unions?

The very necessity for asking this question: indicates the
nexcsabe bacwarness Of the American labor That
worker should join hands with other workers of whatever
creed nationality should he accepted and recognized as
matter of course But not in America Some international
unions have clauses in their constitutions debarrng Negro work.
ers from joining them The Big Four Broherhoods of railway
workers instances proof This fact has naturally impressed
Negro workers with the idea that their white brothers their
enemies Besides organized capital has carried relentless pro-
paganda against black and white workers organizing The organ
nations from the capitalists Of the country Witness the eend
Gus endowment funds of Hampton Tuskegee Howard Fisk etc.
Where did they FROM They from those who rob black
and white labor Rockefeller Morgan Rosenwad the railroad
coal, food and land kings of America
Yet this ustable for the Negro workers sup
porting their enemies Again white labor learning The Montreal
Convention of the American Federation of Labor favorable
sign We not optimistic hover We simply realize that
enlightened self interest will dictate that the organized labor
movement OF America accord the Negro worker Justice Again.
is utterly impossible for white labor win it's demands Just
long as 5OOO0OO black workers be employed scabs by the
employing class against it. The logic Of the class struggle will also
force the black worker into the labor For
white and black capitalists will combine against black and white
labor black and white labor will be forced combine against
black and white capitalists Incidentally the Negro has big
capitalists The income of the soad Negro business does
not rank with the salary of ordinary superintendent of the
average factory In fact te process of the ntegraon and
concentration of capital the Negro business man. to
gether with the small white business man. will be weeded out
and dropped down into the rank of the working GLASS; for they
nothing but workers who working for themselves Hence
there every why the Negro should support
workers class But the white workers need also to realize
that they have been negligent and the duty with re-
spect to the organization of their black brothers They nort
natey have allowed the virus Of prejudice to poison their
minds This has dnded the ranks of the workers. thereby
enabling the master class to rob both more easily Yes black
workers should join white unions and white unions should organ
ze black workers. = The Messenger
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

This uncn refuses to admit Negros to membership Tt also
emphatcay opposed to the introduction of machine sprayers
What the result Negro nonunon painters employed
use these machines The opposition to the machine process
any industry is piece Of craft conscious oohness that
almost medieval in its backwardness When joined up with
policy of exclusion the height of absurdy reached This
example is but one that union will recognize
universal condition.
For labor unions to disregard the necessity of policy of in
usiveness applied all workers is to play directly into the
purposes of the capitalists the Open Shoppers The color lire
deadly it must be obterated in far unonism
ed To exclude the black workers is to invite strike breaking
reduced longer hours conditions the Open Shop
fact Intelligent workers will lay their preudceb aside just
the bosses do and fight shoulder to shoulder with their
fellow workers Of any and all coors They must ALL unite for
victory or they shall all go down to defeat separately
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25
The Deadly Color Line

The Messenger has correctly eucdated the problem which
cono labor unions respect to the admission of Negro work
ers The problem of admitting Negro workers white labor
unions old beginning many years hack in the period
following the black mans emancipation from chae slavery
With the development OF the machine process and the mgrans
of the Negro from the South to the industrial centr the pro-
bm has in Importance and acuenes he present ur.
employment period again bringing to the and in many
trade union halls it being considered seriously by white work
1t admitted by intelligent union that the best
security against strike breakers to get the workers into the
labor unions This applies with equal truth black men as well
be susceptible to monism the white worker But this is
not TO be explained the grounds of color but rather due to
the fact OF the black workers coming into the trades later than
the white worker He has had neither the experience the
training in ionm and the application of its p ucpes which
the white worker has obtained in half hundred ys of srug
gle with the BOSSES
The prejudice of white workers against black workers
due solely to the relative position Of the in the past and
to the fact that these pudcs have been kept alive and work
ing overtime by capitalist propaganda cunningy devised for the
express of mannng wall of separation between these
workers unity of black and white workers in America
the dath Of capitalism and exploitation This the capitalists we'll
know White unions do nothing pleasing to the
poers of labor than to assist in maintaining these suicidal
antagonsms There have been previous to the freeing
the black slaves for white workers feeling of
superiority to him. matter tho he the verest white
trash with which the South abounds He at least was physically
free But when the black workers placed upon an equal
plane of free m both equally and npariay exploited then
the old antago of should have been away They
have been kept alive too long, to the degradation both whites
and blacks
in point furnished by the discrimination exercised
against black workers by one Of the painters unions in Cleveland
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

In the second to the last paragraph
comrsde Reisz objects to the Dictator
ship of the Proletariat" as a slogan,
1t happens that the Dictatorship of
the Proletariat is NOT a slogan. II
wEaPuT ana a necessary one
too against capitalists. That is its
purpose, a weapon to subjugate the
bourgeoise and the counter-revolution
Its character as workingclass weapon
has at all times been pointed out. The
Dictatorship is the weapon which en-.
sures the continuance of the workers in
power when the slogan "All power to
the workers." has become a reality.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

"FOR FUTURE HISTORIANS"
By Jean Rappaport.

| Most people believe Mr.. Hoover I,
be an ardent philanthropist, but it il
little known that he is an even greater
historical enthusiast. However much hi.
heart goes out to the suffering millions
his efforts to alleviate their suffering
seem superseded by an Unsuitable de,
sire to procure-by hook or creok-doc.
uments of histrical value.
Mr.. Hover is the head of the Eu-
ropean Relief Committee. 1t is the duty
of this Committee to care for the de-
stitute of Europe Overlooking, as usual,
the destitute in their own country. We
now learn that Mr.. Hoover has sue.
ceeded in getting his hands on $4,000
volumes of secret documents of Bolshe.
vik and other European countries. All
these with the aid Of one thousand
agents, who, by theft or bribery gather.
ed in this mass of material. These.
presumably, were relief agents-that Is,
they relieved" Europe of many val
liable documents.
The funds for this work came, as all
funds come, from the pockets of the
workers, who, Mr.. Hoover apparently
believes, take greater interest in His
toric data than in helping to care for
their starving brothers across the way.
A noble work indeed, to give a weak
ling doorkeeper two hundred dollars for
Bolsheyist records, while at the same
time and in the same city, no doubt.
hundreds of people were suffering for
want of those things which that money
could buy.
Since Mr.. Hoover is trustee of
Stanford, that College will come in for
the greater part of the booty. Already
there are six thousand volumes depos.
ited In the university's Library. AL
ready the student enrolment at Stan.
ford has>increased. The College now re.
alizes an income of million and half
yearly, Mr.. Hoover is a trustee.
The Money that was tearfully coaxel
from the pockets of the workers for
relief" seems to have been a good
"investment''-for Mr.. Hoover.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

A government that is always increas-
ing its forces for internal resistance
cannot lay claim to liberal tendencies,
but must accept the accusation that its
people are becomming more restless and
that the government is becoming more
reactionary.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

Can someone tell me the difference
between patriotism and capitalism9 AL
the definitions that l have seen of the
former seems to run something like
this:-Patriotism is letting the capital
lists do just as they please Another de.
finition that / have heard is as fol
lows:-Capitalism is the best system of
society that we have ever had; it is
the only one that we can ever have; we
capitalists say so, and any person that
even dares to suggest an improvement
in the system or who dares suggest a
new better system shall be mobbed be.
cause of his disloyalty. Anyone who
takes part in the mobbing will be con-
sidered the best patriot.
Could someone please tell me Just
what part of this thing they call capi.
talism is so very, very good' Some way
or other I just can Z see it. OF course
you understand that / am not rich. I'm
not millionaire and I am inclined to
think that l never will be. I am con
vinccd of this by looking around at my
neighbors. wonder II I have drawn a
wrong conclusioni
To me capitalism looks so bad that
I'm ready to try something else. What
can be worse than to be out of work,
without plenty Of good food and dc.
cent place to sleepi How can I support
system that lets somebody else have
all the fun and all the good things Of
lifei I should like to have someone
answer these questions very muchi Will
someone try to enlighten mei
Professors and teachers are SO very
busy these days trying to teach child.
rem the new brand Of patriotism (mil.
lionaire patriotism), that they have no
time left to teach the causes Of unem.
ployment. I understand that the schools
and the universities are run and con-
torollcd by the milllonaircs, Just as Is
the press and the pulpit, so why should
the working people complaint Anyway
the teachers are patriotic and loyal,
that's something.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

. CNL2faE
poverty in which the
Madame radium barely enough to employ
a single assistant in her famous institution
The heroic doctor Inft the latest victim
such that
OF the welwnown scientist BranIy falling into
pce medicine in France Madame Madeleine
B has just been discovered poverty
and completely blind at the Of S2
capitalist those whose lives are devoted
toward science and the making better
vantage possible afforded highest awards
are given them for scientific
The shopping centers by
with barrel organs who with p DISPLAYS of their
wounded condition. manage
pennies from the crowds All great fight for
democracy is their medals -
democracy democracy means starvation misery
Sir Phillip Gibbs English roya now in America telling
Eastern audiences that Europe Americas
canceg the debt sterling
government has borrowed
Send Sir Phil talk o j.
The magnanmous derct sentence
Steiner from is years two wears and x months
Me will prison November 1928 Three other fellow
unymen also committed deported the
end Of their sentences.
o everything that was done for the past five
vegation that getting we have been
doing God we hot everything that right!
While Great Britain revising governing subjugatng the
indian nation the natives holding the Empire
organizing combat the entry into
that state the Ku Kux Kan which they claim simply
Of capitalist interests
An investigation place at Cincinnati on Feb 18th
when gang made Of Legion attempt
ed stop Oswald Garrison Willard Editor making speech
is under number flying during the me
Police beat off the gangers and the
Mooney scored another victory Afv have heen
erted by Captain Richard orey Army Engineer Corps which
state that he Mooney building miles the scene
Of the bomb explosion at the time planting the
In contrast to the American breaking up
public meetings the action the World
oVn mas directed
son to either turn Debs out of the war
and hypoc profaned the country
during the
Cool miners in the Pitus creating nugent moy
emen there account irregularities recent elections Of
officials They manpulau bnong was carried thru IN
order to elect the administration officials
The State Russia In economic vacuum W.
Ion know what that is but worse than con-
iions heref tina. we are in ndy.ou q,
economic readjusment' ~
thing to have an education like the Stat. p.0.,tu.D.
,oesses
line on the crime by figures from the insurance
mpanies Losses by fire they state
ne Those lines which the have largest
numbers Of fires 80
Three hundred homeless joble mnyess attended serv NJ
Chapel in New York the other Sunday sermon te
ecided to remain and the church But the Rvend
'ocor, etc. . refused They into the street
Christ drove the gamblers didn't HELM mucbtsv
WIN the churches - - N''
What the soul body Of an out of WORK wor+ho No.x
Ii a declining labor ''-s
nnnde tho extoroner regular 1oo0 r.,
'ne w'nes stand Funny amt how the stripe ameq
While the Foreign Relations holding seons n ar.. -
no Soviet government accounts a q oor.,v
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

New York labor and liberal FORCES organizing
that state Of the Klu Kux Kan which they claim simply VIII
of capitalist interests
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

ABOUT everything that done for the years
Vesugaon 1t that
doing God we thot everything that done right
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

An investigation the riot which 18th
when gang made Of
d " stop oswald Garrison Willard Editor of the Nation
under way number the
Police beat off the gngsters and the talk
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

The Mooney defense has scored another victory
eted by Captain Richard Smith, fom Army Engineer Corps which
'a' ne saw Mooney and wife on roof of building miles
Of the bomb they claimed to have been planting the
bomb.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

Whe Great Britain revising her methods governing
Indian nation the natives holding from the Empire
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

In contrast to the American Legions breaking
PUBIC meetings. is the action of Carl
War Veterans Calvin has calling upon President vii
son TO either turn Deb out Of Jail
ana hypoces who outraged punded and
during the
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

The magnanmo dct committed the senteuce
brave little ole Steiner from years
Noe will remain in prison then until fellow
countrymen deported at the
end of their
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

Send Sir Phil up to talk to ]. P.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

Cool miners the Ptsburg insrpen
ement there on account Of alleged irregularities Of
officials They claim that manpua baong was carried thru
order to elect the administration officials
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

The State Department states that Russia In economic yacu
know what that but something whole lot worse
dtions here-for know we are in cond
economic readjustment''
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

What fine thing is education like the State Der
possesses! .t ~
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-02-25

But it was war for democracy democracy starvation
and all its attendant evils