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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-03-16
~AGE sEvEA

am friend of the railroads because
they are necessary for the peoples
welfare, but | am not the yes-yes
kind of FRIEND" said Senator Cope
land.
al know they are responsible for
the coal shortage, because as health
commissioner / sent my most reliable
assistants into the anthracite fields
and they reported that thouands Of
cars, loaded with coal, could not be
moved because of the railroads de-
fective motive power"
The speaker mentioned the Penn
sylvania, Lehioh Valley, Delaware &
Hudson and Central Railroad of New
Jersey as a few of the railroads re-
sponsible for the coal shortage be-
cause they locked out their shop en-
ployes.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-03-16
Poverty Forces Students to Leave

Ann Arbor, Mich.-Most Of the 643
students who left the University of
Michigan at the end of the first Sc
mester this year were forced to leave
because they could not find jobs to
enable them to pay expenses, accord
ing to the university secretary. Not
all the suffering of student life is in
Russian novels. There have been stu
dents at the University of Michigan
living in unheated garrets who have
had to get between the blankets of
their beds at night, wearing over
coats, hats and mittens, to do their
studying.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-03-16
COpper BarOns Win

Phoenix, Ariz.-The influence of
copper barons in the state Legislature
defeated a bill which would permit
employees living on leased land to
have free ingress and egress from the
land. BY leaving this right option
al with the copper barons they have
a powerful weapon in case of strike.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-03-16
Marsden Scott Is Dead

Colorado Springs, Colo.-Marsden
G. Scott, former president of the In
ternational Typographical union, died
in this city, aged SO years. Paralysis
was the direct cause of his death. He
was president of the printers inter-
national from 1914 to 1920.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-03-16
Increase for Asbestos Workers

St. Louis-Local asbestos workers
and insulator laborers have signed a
new wage agreement for $1.15 an
hour The union secured this in
crease despite an agreement which
does not expire until Jan. l, 1924,
for 81 an hour. The agreement pro-
vides that after next Jan. l wages,
will be $1.25 an hour.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-03-16
Resist 1O-HOur Day

New Haven, Conn.-Organized ma
chinists are resisting the 10-hour
movement of employers in this city.
These employers have been operat-
ing under the nine-hour system, but
this does not satisfy them. The un-
ion smashing New Haven railroad is
connected with the latest move.
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Poc7'IvY BARTfcEk.

>. E:valJ velkostatkaf Ha.uz-
nix .2allcvfel cd valky ma celj
svet. pdstehoyal Sc ma perife.
rie Yaeste do opuSt9nk vily, kde
I'll se .starym sluhou. B&rtfc.
kem.' Mimo Bartfcka nestyka
Sc n;kym, novin neGte q oni.
kom nechce ami slyset., Barti.
eek vsechno .ynu .obstaral a re
vseho mu fadn6 skladal dcty.
Ale stalo Sc v tsehto dnech, ze
pana Haluznika .pfijelss navsti.
Wit Y techto dnech jedin1 bratr,
dlfcf po :leta v cizin6. .Sed6li O.
ba bratfi phi obede a pfisla
fec talsy ma Barticka. -.
"A je poctiyy -tento clovek?"
|ptal Sc navstevnik. -
"Docela! Ma toho Sc mohu
,
spolehnout a .verim mu jako e.
vangeliu. ia mu dam rano Pc
pize, on nakoupi, echo potfe-
bujeme, veceri fekne kolik ultra
til, z1ctujeme- a tax. to chodi
luz tri roxy. Stale stejn6 jako
hodiny. Podfvej se:- Obed 20
korun, ,zrovna jako jsem platil
w restauraci, 4 housky po GO
halerich, litr mleka 4 koruny
|padesat, vcera mi prinesl move
boty "a $50 kc, no, vzdyt' Il
povidam, stale stejne jake
pred tremi roxy, takze uz to a.
mi neprehlizfm. .Jen onehdy po.
vidal, re peksfi chtsjf Ease
zdrazovat, ale re Sc media -
A teprye. nyni dozvedel sc
starry Haluznik, re ceny lett dc
III = proto let6l take Barticek,
ktery jak vidno S odbourava.
MIN cen prilis nepospfchal.
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Z Panieka: "Prosim te, muzi.
kan pfichazeji vsechny tvoje
penize?".
Ztrapeny naanzel: "Mne sse
neptej, otaz Sc radsj il tvojf sva-
Meny q modistky."
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PovsdenS generace.

d HeSt+.G Es-s - - III 49,
Y kazde 2 mas, jak znamo sire
ztajeno je, dive zvffe. !.
Ba - myslfm, je jista vec,, .
ze v pfemnohem- soucasniku
da Sc zjistit v okamziku -
nekdy celJ zvefinec..
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PRODA Sc: Vyhfevni komna
ma tvrde a mekke uhlf,. kamna
ma plyn, kuchyiiSk& kamna ma
uhli a jedny kombina6nf, kabi
net do kuchyn6 "a $4,000, ma
bytek do jidelny, loznice. aneb
parloru, bud v celku neb jed
notlive, stolky q stojany ma
kv6tiny a podobne. Po@eb4-
jete-li n6co, pfijd,te se podi-
vat, budete vit&ni. Haste Sc
v cs. 4313 Clark Ave. e-1s--
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SiInicni lupic:: mo ma tom
lille chlapovi as malo chytnu,
[patrne mu upad pet ak, ktery
ted pod automobilem hleda."
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P6SLE!DNf LASkA.
Napsal G; Ohnet. Pfelozil J. sajfc.
g. IL q M A III =

CEN We vecech cti jako Wy, dou
fam"
Hrda Schwarzburgova Sc v
nj opet ukazala. Nemohl snesti
zafe jejiho pohledu, ddstojno-
sti jejfho chovani, a energie
jejfho odboje. - Neodpovedel
a shrben jako pod bfemenem
pills tezkyln pro jeho silly, IL
sed; stfanou do lenosky ce-
kal, Ona pokracovala, zoufala
jaho mlcenim, ktere povazova
ia "a svehlavost trpny od-
por:
''Zatim. 90 ia isem odvazne
trpala, odhodlavsi Sc ,snaseti
situaci, kterou jste~ sam zpdso
bill, byl jste Wy TAX slab - a u
zivam-li tohoto slova, setffm
vas - abyste pomyslil ma to,
,ak uniknouti nasledkdm sv6-
bo chovani. A tax Wy jste vim
mix, jenz nechce podstoupiti
trest, ktery neni tax bolestny,
.iako mole muka,
Kdyz Sc ma nj dival ocima
plnyma dzasu, pravila:
"Oh! Je Cas- nechati ohledu.
"a nutno rozptyliti obojetnosti.
Davala, jsem vam az dosud al
muznu syeho soucitu. Predstf-
rala jsem nev6domost, abych
neranila vasi pychu, abych me-
vzbourila vase svedomf. Ale
protoze vas vidim tax zbavena
pychy, ponevadz We vas odkry-
|vam svedomi tax malo uzkost-
live, nevidim, proc bych snase-
la dele neprijemnosti nejasne
situace. Slusi Sc, abychom oba
vedeli, echo Sc drzeti: Wy me
proziravosti, ia vasi poctivo-
.sti, Vezte tedy, ze znam vse,
co Sc udalo mezi slecnou .Andri
montovou a vami, re jsem byla
pfitomna, oh! bez Luciina We
domi vasi posledni rozmluve,
ze- isem slysela vsechna vase
slOva a re Sc to stalo s mym
souhlasem jako vasim, ze sc
'vzdalila. Slo o to, zachraniti
nasi cest prede vsemi. A byli
jsme jednomyslni. Tehdy jsem
poznala S hrdosti: ami wy ami 0
ma jste nevahali, jak Sc mate
chovati. Prijali jste odlouceni
tax hrozne jak jen mIze byti.
ia jsem Sc uvolila zachovava-
tt tajemstvi a snaseti mlcky
sye desiliuse. Nechybela nam,
jedn6m ami druhym vaznost, a
bychom uvazili, jaka je nase
povinnOst, ami odvaha, aby-
chom il plnili. Byla to jakasi
ticha smlouya, uzavfena mezi
nami. Lucie il byla verna a cd
jela proto, abyste il zapomnel.
ia jsem nesla zal mad svou
ztracenou laskou, mad svou mi
cenou duverou, trpela jsem
smutek samotarskeho a plache
no zivota, jaky jste chtel We
sti. Pokusila jsem Sc O vse, a.
bych vas utesila, abych vas Wy
lGcila. Jsem presNedcena, re
jsem ucinila otevrene a odda-
ne vse, co jsem mohla uciniti.
Nyni odpovezte Wy, jak Wy
jste snaSel nase spolecne ne
stesti? Bylo by yam stacilo, a.
byste mel trpelivost a odevzda
most. Nezadal ma vas nikdo
lee mirnost a dobrotu. Je to
trpelivost, kdyz Sc "a diva me.
sice odrekne zkouska? Je tx
odevzdanost, kdyz Sc bouri pre-
ii osudu: chce Sc zmeniti? il
to mirnost a dobrota, nevaha
Ii Sc zphsobiti tenn, ktefi va,
miluji, nejdesnejSi bolest, jei
by Jim mohla byti usetrena?",
S. tezkou hlavou, rukam;
malatnyma, bez pohledu be;
hlasu dlel v tax desne ztrnu
losti, re hnev, ktery MIMI u
nesl, ustoupil nahlemu nekli
y
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'sAh! Kdo by byl niQhl tusiti,:
ze jejich velka laska skonci:
touto vnitfnf bidou? Jen deset
let ztravili v teto lasce, jez me-
Ia byti nezniciteina, jiz il
nebyle, protoze by1a 'nahraze-
nd jinqu, .jez' Sc zdAla nepfe-
mozitelnou a jez- by snad ta-
Ike rovolila a zanikla.. Co. tedy
bylo srdce lidske, ze Sc TAX
snadno zmenilo podle roma
ru, citu casio nevysv6tlitelne
no, vzdycky bezd9cn&ho? A Ii
vot byl tfmto rozmarem nebo
tim citem dpln9 roziuSen.s tax !,
re zadny kid, zadna radost .se,
iiz nezdala moznou. Tento
kratky a marny szivot tax plny
Aarosti, pfekAzek, malomoci a
vzruseni, mel cenu n&mahy, a.
by byl zachovan?
Tyto dvahy utvrdily Arman-
da v jeho roshodnuH. !. Pfichy-
stal Sc $ divokod radosti ma
ztratu pocitu sve boIesti. Vstal,
ySinil nekolik krokd hied6 k6-
len sebe, jakoby cht6l s sebou
vziti velmi pfenou vEpo1nin-
kp ma tento pokoj, kde Iii a
kde zemre, pax wal svtj re-
voIver a pribliziv Sc k zrcadlu,
h1edal ocima misto, kde ma pfi
loziti hlaven, ably byl jist, ze
nechybi. Podivil Sc bledosti sve
ho obliceje. Ale nemel stra-
chu. Zvedl ranie, ale nahe je
spustil S vykfikem; vedle sebe
v zrcadle prave spatfil, .ze Sc
objevil Minin oblicej s otevre-
nyma do siroka ocima, rty
bezbarvymi a chvejfcfmi Sc, o.
braz zdeseni.
Obratil Sc, mysle ze ma, ha-
lucinaci.. Ale u dveri, jejichz
zaclona Sc jeste chvela "a nj,
stala jeho zena vzpfimena, ne
fybna a bila jako socha, bez
hlasu, ale vyjadnujici ,des
svou fysiognomii. svym drze-
rim, konecne celou svou byto-
stf, vzboufenou a prece bez-
vladnou. Armand byl zachva-
cen zavrati. Videl vsechny dn-
sledky syeho nezdafeneho po-
kusu, vznesl rychle pazi ke
spaEku, ale Nina jeste prudce
il Sc vrhla ma neho, vracena
zivotu prilisnym svym desem.
Uchopila pistol celou orukou,
obratila il k sobe nebezpe-
elm, re sc zabije, vytrhla il
Armandovi a Sc strasnym vide
chem ulehceni, paze a nohy
majic podrazeny hroznym roz-
cilenim teto desne minuty, kle
sla ma kreslo skOro neziva, ale
tfimajic smrtelnou zbran.
Armand Sc nehnul S .mista.
Cekal, oci uprene ma koberec,
zachmuren, ale uplne sc ovla-
daje. Nest'astna zena Sc pribli
lila k svemu muzi s nadlidskOu
energii, vit6zic mad zkazou, do
ktere il byla vrhla podivana,
jez Sc naskytla jejimu zraku
a fekla Sc zoufalym gestem IA
ceIou vycitku:
"Oh, Armande! Nine necha
ii samotnou?"
Il t6chto prostych SLOW vyni-
kal tax urcite smysl, re Ar
mand utikaje Sc ke smrti, opou
stel, zrazoval a dopoustel Sc
kpnecne mrzkeho cinu, ze hra-
be. chv6je Sc bolesti, sklonil
hlavu. Tu vidouc jej zdrcene-
no q ze Sc nepokousi najiti ami
odpoved' v nedostatku omluvy
Nina zadpela.
Tam jsme tedy dosli," &pra.
villa svhpfkosti, "ze shledavate
ziyot vedle fnne tax zlym, ze
pomyslfte opustiti iej? CT
jsem ucinila.. abych 81 zaslou
Ella, takoveho trestu? Jak m
nlizete vysvetliti takov6 roz
hOf7nufi2 Jaki PRO nfokaxonn,
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PRIME 81, fadna divka aan+.
zena ma domacf praci. Deprf,
domov, zadne pradlo. Hlaste
Sc VI Sis. A82 vxsh. 40. u. Tel.
Primo enton 1896 r. 1-
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.nlcen9u = leskheucima Sc oci-
ma -pEavjla "a, tas.s
''Oh!, Uhodla jsem dobfe, co
|se dele Y I've hlave jiz .po diva
fdny. Wis, kan se uchylila Luz
Gle, ten tupy Cravant ii to
',fekl q .ty mai. jedinou myslen-
ku, totiz dostihnouti j.. Nuze,
mas-li nalezti silu k ziyotu "
|radostis Fe il uyidis, oh! REX
nj to, nevAhej, pfivedu ii il sa-
ma" .,,.s
| Pozoroval il q tvafi unese-
nou, jakoby yidel nebeskou by
tost, ktera Sc mu zjevila. Se-
pial ruce a skloniv Sc skoro ma
kolena, fekl:
"Oh! Mino,. Mfno! Pc vsemj
co jsem ucinil, po tom, co.'s wy
|trpela. A pro mne! Pro mne |!
Oh! Nejsem tebe hoden, isl O.
pravdu bozsky dobra."
0fla zyolala:
"Ale j& nechci, abys ze-
mrel! Chci radeji, abys mne
zanechal, abys mne opustil: a.
spon bddu vedSti, ze's sta
sten!"
BUD klidna, nezabiji Sc:
zarucuji BE Il svou cti!"
Pokracomla v muSivern zou
falstvi:
"Ale budes trpeti, budu tx
|vid6ti kazdN den smutn9jsfho
"a bledsiho, irbiti Sc * zemi,
jako bys Sc tam chtel pohfbf-
ii. A budes hsuchy k mym pro
Sham, k mym poyzbuzenim,
To je trest,, ktsry trpim jig. 2
mesfce, ktery se bude prodlu-
zovati, az jednoho dne skonci
tim, CO mne desi, tim, co od-
|mitam vsemi svymi I silami {:
|tvou smrti! Oh! Nemdzes ved9
ii, co je to pohled ma bytost,
kterou name r&di a ktera trpi
| a kterou nemdzeme vyIeciti.
To je desna muka matek, sklo
nenych mad kolebkou svych
d6ti. Chteli lbychom dati svou
krev, morek svych kosti,, aby-
chom ozivili, posilili toho, kdo
umira a je to nemozne! Nelze
nez lomiti ruksma v plaGi, a
jeste ne. pfftis bllzko u neho, a.
bychom jej nepodesili, aby-
chom jej ponechali v klamu,
ze nevime, re je. posledni jeho
chvile. Oh, mam-li vid6ti, re
sc t9to 1zkost prodluzuje, KITE
ra vam tax desne sviji srdce v
prsou, ktera vas. dust a lame,
nesnesu il prosim vas Q mi
lost!'
"Beda! Mino," pravil, mo
hu vam slibiti, .ze Sc nezabiji,
ale nemohu vas ubezpeciti, re
nebudu trpeti. Stydim Sc "a
svou bOlest, ale mcdowell bych
Iii ami pfemOci, ami donutiti, a.
by pfestala. To je made mnou
a ia jsem jen hfifka mocne
a tajemne ruce. Nemusim vam
rici, jaka jest ma dusevnf IT,
sen, znate il prilis- Je hluboka
a nezhojitelna, obavam Sc to-
no. Vse, CO budu moci cd n.y.
nejska delati,- bude, ze il pone
''su bez narku. Byla jste hned
slechetna az k silenstvi, laci-
mo jste ziskala. nejen sebe, sve
lefty, ale jeSte mne sameho a
me svedomi. Nabidla jste mi,
abych sci hledati Lucii. Vite
,dobfe, ze je to jedina vec, kite.
Ire bych nemohl a necht3l ucini
ii. Zemriti bylo 'proste. Opu.
'';stiti vas jest nepfipustne."
"Proc? Protoze nejsi syobo.
den, protoze bys Sc, prohfesil
lproti SWIM zavazkin ke
Imne? Musi byti prostfedky !
navracenf tive >svobody, X zru
semi zavazkd tvych. Zakor
mas spoil, on mas ,odlouci. j
Itu rozvod. -. - s..s
''Rozvod?" pravil Armand
"To rikate Wy, Mino,,a zens
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PRIJMOU Sc bejstovatky, 8
dodelavacky na kaIbaty., Haste
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ulice. t.s.tsss ss.s..l.s4s.4rs n
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4-sss
4, ~ $50 s.tsa
s:Arnlande, neodpovidate
mi. Slysel jste mne piece. Ne
mdzete mi tedy niceho rici?"
Zavrt6l hlavou pomalym "A
mdlym pohybem, ktery 'vyja;
droval tax 1p1ne jeho vnitfni
tisen, ze Nina Sc zachvela d.
zkosti.
"Nechcete sc mnou mluvi-
ti?" otazala Sc. "Je to po IRA
lem uvazeni, ze nechcete VII
bee jednati o t6chto vaznych
otazkach? CT spfse jste nespo-
jen, ze jsem byla pills prud-
ka? Je-li tomY tax: omluyte
mne a nesud'te mne .pf}sae.
Chvfle, ktera smiji,. je rozhod-
ma. Jde o. vas ziyot.'"
Armand sed6l stale ztrnule
bez pohnuti a Nina pokraco-
|yala: ...4 80 ~
"Nepodafi-li Sc. mi vas, pre-
svedciti, co. mohn ,ocekavati,
co Sc re mne ,stane? Nebudu
stale zde,. abych vam yyrvala
pistol z rukol. Najdete jin&
proatredky, ~abyste Sc zabil.,
A ia, ia pax? Armande, we
|jmenu nebes, pro ysechnu svou
lasku k vam, pro vsechnu la
sku, kterou jste mel ke mne,
|netrvejte ma tom, ze mi neod-
povite. Mlcite-li v teto chvili,
|branite mi haiti svou vec, da-
vate mi ma vedomf, ze vse je
bez1celne! Armande! Uvazte |!
Neodsuzujte sebe " teto chvili,
|nybrz mne! Nepfeziji;vas, vi
te to dobfe!. Oh! Neuvalujte
ma mne trest, abych vas vide
la mrtveho, abych vas drzela
bezducheho We SVEN naruef a
abych vas opIakavala. Chveji
Sc az v hloubi sebe same, po-
myslim-li, ze potece vase krev,
re vase telo bude rozervano,
ze vase oci sc zavrou a jiz
mne neuvidf! Co jsem ucinila,
ze sc mnou tax krute jedna-
te? Zneuzivate mne, protoze
vas miluji? Nejste .zly, mel by
ste soucit s cizincem, ktery by
trpel. A zdstavate ne1prosny,
beduje-li a prosi-li vase zena
Aspon ma mne promluvte, po-
hlednete ma mne, zvednete Oci,
ukazte, re vas smrt jeSte neza-
sahla. - Cht6jte sc mnou luva
zovati jen ctvrt hodiny. Nebu-
dete dotcen timto 1stupkem a
ja vam budu zehnati, ze jste
mi t0ho dopral. Zapomenu jen
pro tuto ctvrt hodiny milosti
dni a noci tax cetnych, ktere
jsem ztravila We lkani!"
Padla ma kolena neho, OBJ.
jimajic jej, tiskla ma sva prsa,
zahfivajic jej svym zarem,
pronikajic jej svou- touhou
Ivpoustejic mu do zil, do srdce
a do mozku vsechnu vznesenou
horecku obetave lasky, ktera
il palila. Chtela jej zachrani.
ii, byla by obetovala yeskert
lidstvi, aby zabezpecila iehe
spasu. 1Obrativsi Sc k nemu, spa
,tfila nahle, ze po jeho tva.
rich stekaly tise shy.
Vykfikla radostne:
"Oh! Ty places! Mohu te.
Idy doufati!"
Uchopila jeho ruce, vzals
ljeho hlavu do svych rukou, de
nutila jej, ably Sc ma nj podi.
val, fkouc s jakymsi WASN'T
wynn silenstvim:
"Nuze! Zanech toho mlcen
a te nehybnosti. Ukrivdils
jsem ii S pocatku, lituji toht
hoirce. Wis, clov6k neni pa
sem rozcileneho hnuti, podd;
I, Sc mu q pax by chtel witt zp6
co fekl.. Ale miluji te pills
I, nez ably se's mohl domnivati
ze jsem te chtela uraziti neb'
.L..HX:A. zlzl Ax -~-
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PRJMOU Sc til maSin&fky q
th dlvky na rucnf praci IA ka-
zajky. Haste Sc u J.-Kozxlka,
4608 Finn Ave. IL
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-03

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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-02-02
Three Thousand Yards of
Nari- CoLored Ribbon Vest
Picture With Rare Beauty
Cosmopolitan Studio Looked Like Rainbow During Film
ing of Paramount Picture "When Knighthood
Was in Flower"

Three thousand yards of ribbon
were used in costumes and decora-
tions for "When Knighthood Was in
Flower" great Cosmopolitan-Para-
mount picture starring Marion Davies.
Ribbons of every hue, ribbons for the
queen, the princess, the. ladies-in-wait-
ing, ribbons fluttering from the lances
of knights, ribbons draped from the
royal boxes-for weeks the costuming
department of Cosmopolitan studios
looked like a rainbow.
The sets for this famous love story
in which a princess tried to renounce
a throne for love, are among the most
gorgeous and colorful ever made for
photoplay. Joseph Urban, one of
the best artists in the world, designed
the sets. Even though the colors can
not be reflected on the screen, the
wonderful architecture and sumptu-
Gus furnishings and decorations of the
court scenes are vividly brought out
Gorgeous costumes and settings
characterize "When Knighthood Was
in Flower" which opens a de luxe
engagement at the Palace theatre on
Saturday, February 3rd-the third
anniversary of that popular play
house. This superb perturbation will
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-02-02

| be presented "THE PALACE WAY"
with special musical program, light
ing effects.
A most beautiful love story forms
the theme. Miss Davies as the petu-
liant, capricious, yet altogether low
able Princess Mary Tudor, has by
far the most important role of her
screen career and her beauty is set
off by one of the most stunning
regal wardrobes imaginable
Lyn Harding, an eminent English
actor, was brought from England es-
pecially to play the part of Henry
VIII. for this production Forrest
Stanley, popular leading man of the
screen, is cast as Charles Brandon,
captain of the guards, for whom Mary
gladly renounced a throne. Other
members of the big cast are well
known on stage and screen.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-02-02

rine, dependent upon the government
to keep its head above water.
There is little provision in this bill
for getting business for our merchant
marine. This bill is aimed at a cash
subsidy from the government, pure
and simple. Its main purpose, ap-
parently, is to get the government to
tax all the people for the benefit of a
few shipowners.
My judgment is that we ought to
pass bill which would result in our
getting business for our merchant
marine, and after we get the business
for it, then it will prosper, whether
it is in the governments hands or
whether it is in private hands or
whether it is in neutrality-suspicious.
Record.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-02-02
FAULTY LOGIC
Of Usual Brand Advanced
By Anti Union Head

New York-John E. Edgerton,
president of the National Association
of Manufacturers, denies President
Gompers' claim that there is "a con-
spiracy TO crush organized labor"
Mr.. Edgerton insists there is not
concerted effort to establish the anti
union shop, which is backed by the
justice of the principle involved and
by public opinion, he says.
BY system of reasoning that only
an anti-unionist can apply, Mr.. Edger-
ton says that his organization favors
the anti-union shop and at the same
time does not oppose organizations OF
labor.
Denial of collectively bargaining
and refusal to treat with representa-
tives the workers may select is dec
laration of principles of the national
association of manufacturers.
Employers must be free to employ
their work people at wages mutually
satisfactory, without interference OF
dictation on the part of individuals
or organizations not directly parties
to such contracts"
Under this system of individual bar
gaining it would be impossible for q
trade union to function. Mr.. Edger-
ton, however, glibly tells how his as
sociation for 20 years has upheld the
right of labor to organize.
Mr.. Edgerton assures the public
that President Gompers is mistaken
despite the fact that the Association
of Manufacturers maintains an anti
union shop department for the pur
pose of attacking the unions wherever
possible and encouraging anti-union
ism in production.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-02-02
NOT INTERESTED
Are These Employers in De-
veloping Citizens

Boston.-The immigration policy
of the National Association of Manu-
facturers is not good Americanism
or even good business, declares the
immigration restriction league The
league says that the makeup of our
citizenship is more important than an
easily filled pay roll. Under the
manufacturers system, it is stated,
1--WE would have class of labor half
way between the freeman and the he
lot-easily handled, perhaps, until it
blows up.
at is not even good business to
adopt this easy way of suddenly stim-
ulating good times by bringing in
cheap labor that will be put on the
waiting list as soon as orders slack
up. 1t gives flush times for a while,
and then somebody has to carry the
idle labor and half-idle plants.
eve know for certainty that there
are still hundreds of thousands of the
partly employed, whom somebody has
to carry whenever the bare margin of
subsistence fails, who, under such
conditions, cannot become contented
and helpful citizens. Good business
for the nation would take up this
slack before we crowd the melting
pot with a lot more of alien breed,
whether literate or illiterate.
"But many of our employers will
never turn their minds to the problem
of making better use of the labor we
already have"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-02-02
OIL PROFITS STAGGER

Washington.-The public press is
giving little publicity to oil profits
the senate oil investigating commit
tee is uncovering.
In the Standard oil group these pro-
fits have broken all records. w. M
Irish, an officer of the Atlantic re-
fining company, told the committee
that since 1911 when the supreme
court dissolved the oil trust, his COM
pany has paid cash dividends amount
ing to $11,226,0OO. Last November
this company declared 900 per cent
stock dividend.