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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13


bridgeport zovetseg Rakocz Egyet befzete tabazatat
Sherman atoa ak abban id6ben Connecticut
allan Dparenek szkero volt A6eg Egyesalt
Aamok keet enek egyk legjobb maematkua Mr. katel
hsm e nek hogy brmeyk egyenel hosszu ldeg 20
bezees tabazat Mkor e keztem nek es hozza
gyaram magyar egyeek ku0neges heyze emondoag hagy
ia, helyben hogy igaz
Nit lehe ezekbo kovetkeztetnY Att hogy barmyen
bezeseke alapottunk is r0vid ido muva magasabbra
k emen omegeen bekovekez haaozasok matt Any
araekeje egy egyenek ogy abb6 lehetne
p6oni hianyzo beyetet Hszen mindegykn 6a oszeg ha
xix Szamtaan amerkai egyet meyek regebbek ma
gyarokena sokka nagyobba gyetek osszgs
CANAL de tarktokejuk r akkora mint magyaroke egyi
we've.
befizeteseket meg ovabb emeluk akkor mar ugys
keo merekben megaksa aagunk thagy bennnket inert ak
kor gar ocsdbban kaphaa ango egete Ha pedg aasag
elparo barmeyk8 eglet azonna 6ssze fog roppai
Mines hat mas mod egylt megmensee mint avenni
egyekne mar gyakoro m6dzert: obban ad6ztan
Greg tagoka akk fatal koukban is kevese zek Akkor
vagy kmaradnak mialtA egzsegee eszk eg1etet
fizetnek annyt zenek amennyi kfua kieegtekre
De XII mer megkockazan egyetekne aho Greg
tagok hsz belejk nevelve hogy egesz gye
ts osszes tagsag egyedul csak q ertuk -
remeny teha hogy egyleteinket mai omajukban meg
tovabbi tiz eg fenarthassuk Ell ognak puszun inert k6
rtmenyeknek lesz termeszees kovetkezmenye.
celia gy egyel agnak Kioni ezt
vegpusuast annya hogy necsak hamaraban sorraerul5
0rg hane meg faalabbnak szamhat6 agsgnak csaada is
megkaphassa AIT miert csaladfo tag VOLT "
Ez kitolast pedig az egyesles un erni Sza-
anak vgr magukba egyenek akk ebben nyez6k Las
SAX be- hogy munkascsaladnak edeke megs
szeyes erdkne En- hiszek egyesulesben
er6 igaagaban H egyesunek egyletek tovabb brk
kzdeme eet forgacsoodlk szet es gy
e gyve segt vaamt Egypar ev muva ketszaezer dorba
fog kerni negy eey entaas kotege Egyeses eseten
felet ehe karan dolarra ev M halalesete
eh kiegyenten Anny mntha zazza keveebb hana
Icy haaeseteke csokkenni masken lehe Szaz
dollar 6ra annak tagsagnak mey otven cent
emelest is nehezmenyez.
Nehigyjen egyletek tagaga Ak AIT
mondja hogy sa egye M saat dzsabjat latja veszey
ben Ak kialt maskra egyees ma saat binet
takarga Ai kere igazsag e6 elenge 0tet kart6
tagsagnak.
eddigi egyesues pr6ba mng szemelys erdek
eloterbe toasa medd6ve Ha mas volt hnetek
hogy azr szorgamazom en- akarok feznre kerUn XII
entem, hogy enne aapa sncs Egyesues eseten
vanek veze6zeepe inert skka nagyobb kaber ehetsege
sebb smbe etnek magyarsag ellen latn mint en- vagyok
Az egyleteket lehe ovabb ntartan erzm alapokon
vegpusuast ee eharan kecsegteo gereteke Ho esz
muva egy amy eseteg aanyorat igf
akkorra tagjainak? Csak tagok emlekezeteben.
6nak femeni tagag 6s vezeosegek elott
kriz dejtn Ha ezeke eptenk ITALIAN enk ha akkor
hamarabb mem leszUnk.
Wak6 Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-13
BUDAPEST Level :
Irta:
DR. MoLNAR JBNO
q "Borssxem Jank6"
szerkesxt6je 6s az
I Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
budapesti szerkesxt6je

Magyar munkasok kivandorla-
sa.r6l beszelgettem e napokban
Peyer Karoly nemzetgyiilesi KEEP
viselovel, a magyarorszagi banya-
es kohdmunkasok sziivetsegenek
eln0kevel. Alkalmat erre az erde-
kes diskurzusra az a latogatas $50.
ealtatott, a melyet Mr.. Nathan
Grosshandler, az amerikai magyar
sagnak ez a lelkes vezeralakja tett
legut6bb Budapesten. Elmondot-
tam Peyer kepvisel6nek, hoey
Grosshandler velemenye szerint "A
magyar szakmunkasnak ugysz6l-
van mines parja Europaban es
hogy az amerikai kongresszus ele
hamarosan olyan jayaslat keriil,
amely a magyarorszagi kivando"-
lasi kv6tanak lenyeges f6lemele-
set tartalmazza. Jelenleg csupan
0tezer ember vandorolhat XII even
tie a trianoni bekeszerz0dessel meg
csonkitott kis Magyarorszagbol.
A terv az, hogy AIT a nevetsegesen
csekely aranyszamot az 0tszor0-
sere vagy tizszeresere emeljek.
Ha val6ban ICY lesz, ha az anne
rikai kongresszus foljavitja kvo-
tat. akkor Magyarorszagon ,bizo-
nyos tekintetben munkas-va!sag
fog kit0rni. Mert bizouyos, hogy
szakmunkasaink, banyaszaink, ipa
rosaink, technikusaink es foldmii-
veseink legjavat fogjak kivinni
Amerikaba. Mi lesz akkor a ma
gyarorszagi banyatelepeken, a gya
rakban, miihelyekben, nyomdak-
ban? Hogyan p6toljuk EFT kisza-
kitott ertekes munkaerot? Ket-
szeresen fontos ez a kerdes f3leg
azota, hogy Magyarorszagon ha-
talmas lendilettel sz0kkent virag-
zasba az ipar, egyre-masra lete-
siilnek vi iparagak, gyarak, iizc-
mex, miihe,yck, ahova els6rangu
szakemberek kellenek. Peyer Ka-
rolyhoz, a szocialdemokratak
egyik tekintelyes vezerehez for
dultam ezzel kerdessel 3 a k0-
vetkezSkben valaszolt: -
= A magyarorszagi munkassas 9
max hatarozottan erdeke, hogy
az amerikai bevandorlasi kvota f0]
emeltessek. A regi Magyarorsz5 g
ipara nagyreszben Budapesten es
kornyeken 'koncentral6dott. All
orszag megcsonkitasa folytan eh
veszett a fogyasztokozonseg fo.
leg nyomda- es vasiparban. Bi
zonyos mertekii munkasfol0slee
van mostanaban es ha ez mem i
mutatkozik abban, hogy munka
nelkiiliseg van, mem jelenti AIT
hogy valamennyi szakmunkas
maga szakmajaban van foglalkoz
tatva. Az epitoipari munkasok
nal ez helyzet meg rosszabb
T0megevel vandorolnak Xxi a mum
kasok az ut6dallamokba, ahol
szakkepzett iparoSt jol dijaZzaiz
de igen sok olyan munkas van, ak
vagy mar volt Amerikaban vag,
hozzatartoz6i vannak odakint ak
szivesen MEME XII. Ez nemcsa'
rea nezve, de Magyarorszagra j
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19
WORD MAKES A DIFFERENCE
Controversy at Philadelphia Is a Case
In Point, and There Have Been
Many OtherA

In the case Of Philadelphia woman
who served as stenographer In
France during the war. and has since
passed away, the government has de-
clined TO refund tax payment OF $685.
1874 made by her e<tate, on the ground
that she was no, I'm" but merely
with" the military forces In France.
Much depends on single word, and
the case is TO go before jury, the
Philadelphia Public Ledger says.
There are many historic Instances of
controversy over word. Goodwin
Smith said the Civil war was fought
on a point of gram,nar-whether II
should be "the United States IS" or
"the United States are" Church coun-
ellis in the Middle ages were by
schisms rent assunder" over the use
Of the word ''filloque" in the creed. and
there are similar divergences over
other terms. I'm the beginning was
the Word"-and that word. the Greek
'logos," has itself been the theme Of
interminable discussion. The speaker
who has the malady which in the
Thaw trial was termed ''logorrhea"
has no understanding OF the art Of one
who makes every word count for Its
value and do its work.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19

Az the late psrty-goer opened the
door he saw q man wearing a burglars
mask kneeling before the safe. The
next moment the man had turned and
placed q revolver At the others head.
Throw up your hands" cried the
Intruder.
With the meekness of q lamb and
the speed Of an express train, he
obeyed.
"You understand" remarked the
man, pleasantly. that can, in the
present circumstances. loot the prem
tses at my pleasure"
Il do"
"You realize that you are at my
mercyr'
Il do"
well, then" cried the masked man,
you will be interested to know that
] got In through your dining room
window without the slightest difficulty.
Had Il been equipped with Popson's
patent ssfety burglar alarms this
could not have happened. Installed
complete with battery. $2o. Allow me
to hand you q circular and 10 wish
you the best of good evenings and all
the pleasures Of the season"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19
FINALLY SAW GREAT LIGHT
New Distinction Accorded George
Washington by WIdsawzke Little
Indiana Younaster.

Because Milburn had been reading
about George Washington at school,
his mother gave him an illustrated
book about Washington, relates the
Indianapolis News. The first picture
IN the volume was that OF George
Washington on a horse. gazing with
q rspt expression at a part OF the
country Of which he was supposed to
be the parent. Under the picture was
the caption, George Washington. the
Father OF His Country"
Miiburn opened the book and began
to read, George Washington-George
Washington, the father" but there
he halted. Finally, he appealed to
his mother.
Study the picture for a while, and
see II you can't make It out" his
mother advised.
Ailburn did study the picture. Sud
denly he had an inspiration, and al
most bursting with pride. he shouted:
I've got 1t now. George Washing
ton, the father Of the horse"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19
WONDERFUL Ice Formation.

Under blessing OF visit from Our
Lady OF Guadalupe. Yosemite National
park is going to have one Of the hap
piest and most prosperous years In It's
history.
This was the news spread abroad
several days ago by distinguished visit
tors from Mexico who discovered a
perfect likeness Of Mexico's patron
saint In the Ice which forms on the
cliff every night from the spray OF
Yosemite falls. The face In perfectly
outlined The body is swathed In the
flowing robe Of Sister Of Charity and
the arms are crossed ON the breast
"Nuestra Sonora de Ia Guadalupe J"
exclaimed the nrst Mexican who
glimpsed the famous cataract after his
arrival. He called his friends and they
agreed that the natural formation was
one Of the best they had ever seen
The image must be fully 1000 feet
high. ss II extends nearly the entire
length OF the nrst drop Of Yosemite
falls, which II l.4S0 feet
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19
TAKING IT TOO SERIOUSLY
Landlord Could Not Help but Think
Citizens Of Petunla We're Over
doing Their "coue."

swell, no." admitted the landlord OF
the Petunia tavern. THE town isn't
as lively Just now as IL might be. You
see. AT present the Coue craze is raging
here. and IL seems like our folks can't
get up much interest In anything else.
No use 10 attempt 10 buy, sell or beg.
or ask a direction or expect a favor,
for the party you speak TO Is pretty
sure TO be muttering. Every day. In
every way. l am growing better and
better and walling his eyes at va
eancy AS he does so.
''Tuther evening the !. Y. L. store
was robbed. Constable Slackputter
saw the villains leaving with the goods,
but he was Just starting 10 say. Every
day, In every way and so forth, and
by the time he had repeated the
formula 20 times the robbers car was
clear out Of hearing. A Teller started
to propose 10 a girl lately, but she had
begun 10 state 20 times that she was
better and better. This gave him OPP
portunity 10 think II over and he got
up without committing himself, and
left. Any minute | am looking Tor a
building 10 ketch fire. and the fire com
pany be In the midst of declaring that
they are better than ever before and
the structure be holocausted before
they get to 1t. There are so many citi-
zens growing better and better that !
don't believe the town viii amount 10
anything TIL they quit it."-kansas
City Star.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19
NEVER USED BY EMPEROR
Luxurious Private Rallnpad Car euin
for Macmillan Of Mexico 10
still In Enstsncs.

On a sidetrack OF the Mexican rail-
way in Vera Cruz there rests one or
the most historic private cars on the
continent. II was built 10 order for
Emperor Macmillan OF Mexico more
than sixty years ago. SO solid was It's
construction that IL Is sfill In fairly
presentable condition. despite It's
weather-beaten exterior.
During the recent revolutionary
period II was used as the private car
Of army officers. Finally II found It's
way back 10 Vera Cruz. where II was
shunted onto a remote siding 10 re-
main forgotten until discovered the
other day by an oficial Of the road.
Although the car was built for
Emperor Macmillan. the Inflated
ruler never got TO ride In II. When
II arrived in Vera Cruz. q year before
his downfall. conditions were 90 bad
that IL could not be sent to Mexico
City. II was used later by President
Juarez, who signed the death warrant
of Macmillan and succeeded him rs
ruler of Mexico.
Teakwood. brought from India, was
used in its construction II was built
I'm France and received In this coun-
try In the early part OF 1895. On the
outside II presented the appearance
OF one Of the English compartment
cars.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19
oaIluaA

In addition to being the food pro
Queer, political balance wheel, and all
the other things the farmer does and
Is for the country. II looks As II he
would have to protect and maintain
the great American institution OF sus-
penders
The cities and towns have passed
them up entirely. and pin their faith
to the relatively untrustworthy belt
They are even makins the Jest that .
pessimist IL q man who wears sus-
penders an well A. his belt.
Let us rally around, OF under, or In
side OF, as the case may be, the Ameri-
can gallus. No other device IL so
scientific. 90 reliable. 30 comforting.
No other viii stand such punishment
and still function smoothly and EN-
cssnuy. down 20 the last two buttons
- ,OoAnny nAilA--Farm Journal
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19
TONGUES CLASH IN BELGIUM
FIsmlsh- Speaking Elements Win Point
Against Their countrymsn Whose
Language 10 French.

National divisions are growing more
acute In Belgium. says . writer In the
Living Age. The Flemish-speakins
provinces. already insurgent against
the French-speaking Brussels govern
ment before the war, and encouraged
In this attitude during the German oc-
cupation, are more insistent upon their
rights than ever.
Parliament recently refused TO erect
a Flemish university at Antwerp. But
the minister OF education. apparently
without the endorsement OF all his col
leagues. submitted a bill TO parliament
providing that lat the University or
Client instruction shall be given In
Fiemish; II shall be given In French
and Flemish In the schools OF civil en-
cheering. arts and manufactures"
This bill was adopted by a vote or
80 against IS. with seven abstentions---
figures suggesting the equal division
OF sentiment over a question that, III
we are 10 credit newspaper headlines
has aroused passions that have
brought the people TO the verge OF
violence.
The neutral and Protestant Journal
de 0eneve regards the action OF the
Belgian parliament as q 'regrettable
setback 10 Latin culture" likely to
accentuste "discords Of race, language
and even OF religion" In that country.
IL will be recalled that the Fieminxs
ara strongly clerical.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19
LIMIT HAD BEEN REACHED
oeed-Natursd Irish Woman Evidently
Was Willing TO Overlook
Good Deal, but

The Woman, according to her prom
ise. went to the suburbs TO take dinner
with friends. She boarded a pay-as-
yon-enter car and settled down for
long ride. Soon her attention was Mt
traeted by the entrance OF big, fat
woman with large market basket and
q huge bundle. She sat in the seat
nearest the door on the left. set the
basket al her feet and then piled the
loosely wrapped bundle Oh top. All
went well until a man got In at the
next block. Then, as the car gave
lurch. he fell over the basket and
knocked on the bundle which burst
open and turkey rolled on the floor.
Il beg your pardon" he stammered,
utterly confused. while the woman
picked up her turkey. rswrspped II
and put II back in place.
"Ah. and there's no harm done. It's
all right, God bless ye"
The car Jolted on and presently
stopped again 10 take on another pas
senger. A second gentleman dropped
In his fare, lurched forward and
tripped over the basket. Again the
Inflated turkey tumbled in the dust
The passengers giggled. but not the
woman. She rested her elbows on her
hips and eyed the man with a pug
nscious light In her eye.
"sorry. madam. but" he began
"Ah, it's all right this time. God
bless ye. But-Tll give the devil to
the next poor fool who comes in."
And the CLINT in her eye told how
much the next passenger would have
10 be thankful for II he watched his
toes and avoided that basket.-New
York Sun.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19
Your Telephone Can Sing.

Did you know II is possible 20 play
a tune on an ordinary telephone re-
ceiyer? asks London I1t-Bits.
The musical telephone works In the
same way as the usual speaking In
strument. When you talk into teie-
phone your voice moves little disk
which alters the power OF an electric
current, thus moving duplicate disk
at the other end Of the line. This sec
ond disk translates the electric wave
back into human language.
In the musical telephone. instead OF
talking into a mouthpiece various
buttons are pressed which alter the
electric current In the same way that
your voice does. This causes the disk
in the receiver TO move up and down
In this way various notes are pro
duced, ard II the apparatus can be
varied sufficiently. whole tunes may
be played.
Experiments have shown that cleo
trio lights can be played in the same
way. A big arc lamp has been made
10 play "God Save the King"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19
When she's Away.

THE wifs's away" said the man
who wore a sort Of rundown look.
And I've been cooking my own break.
fasts. The thing that gets me is how
in the name Of goodness a person can
cook three things. excluding coffee,
and have them all done at the same
timef I'll tell the waiting world that
10 do II Is q gift. IL that woman
doesn't come back soon I'll be Bills
tered in every exposed part Of my
body from hot flying grease. Did you
ever try first TO cook bacon, then drop
an egg into the spider and fry IL In the
hot bacon Tresse7 Do II, and I'll bet
II you never uttered a cuss In your
life you1l begin hight then."-Detro!t
News.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19
Vanishing.

Plant q tree and get free honorary
membership In American Tree sssocia.
don. II hopes to induce a million Of
us to set out at least one tree this
year. Let's make It two million, or
more.
You appreciate the forestry problem
II you recently have had to buy any
lumber. Lumber il vanishing. along
with the forests. Our national lumber
production now Is less than 1900, oo0.-
600 board feet q year, compared with
-, 0o0. 100000 In 1904 though our
woodsmen are attacking the forests
more vigorously than then. Like
iiquor-fse cask 10 getting emptier.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19
pIan. Know How .. We. 4.

II happened the other night at the
theater. The young couple had dis
turbed everybody around them BY
their whispering and murmuring.
Folks frowned and growled but they
talked on. Until suddenly the young
man stopped and began to dig around
on the door for something.
Then he nudged the man In front
Of him. i've lsst nay mufier some
place" he said
Let II alone." the man growied
back. you didn't know how TO use
It when you did have II. judging from
the noises I've been hearing back
there."-Indisnapoli NewA
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19
Channels Give. Little Leather.

The channels, which disports itself
ON the mountains. has nothing 10 do
with the bulk OF the channels leather
which We all know. The latter Is
really the lining OF sheepskins. which
is stripped on and treated by special
process 10 render II soft and pliable.
Only very small proportion Of this
leather Is obtained from the chamois.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19

They were passing an old graveyard.
The small plot was closely dotted with
marble slabs and many old brown
sandstone tablets. The little girl was
much interest Its nice little
graveyard. mother" she said, and Il
suppose those brown stones are for
coiored people"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19

A veterinarian recently called TO the
home Of an East sicer was Mortified
on his arrival 10 see the children play
ins with . young timber wolf. The
owner explained that he had pur-
chased the animal believing It &c be
. German police dog The wolf Is
now incarcersted in heavy wire cage
In the back yard--Detroif News
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19

II was q beautiful little lake The
man vhs had purchased an estate on
II said he must have dock for his
motorbcst and asked II there WAS any
timber In tbs neixhborhocd- They told
him there was plenty Of hickory.
Build II Of that be directed. -snd
IN name II Hickory Dickory Dcck---
Isuisvflie CourierJournsl.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19

DE noivs o. dat guy" complained
Jimmy, the once boy. 'ofrerin' me sir
dollars q week. What's he tink am
esllsss grsduster'-N. Y. College
Mercury.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19

selnshness stands In mans way.
II is the Chinese wall OF Ignorant In
difference 20 the welfare OF others. and
retards the upbuilding OF your town.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19
stray Git. Of Wisdom.

Railway travelling Is not travelling
at all; Il Is merely being sent 20 a
place. and very little different from
becoming q psrcel.--liuskin.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19

Never make y fool Of yourself over
q woman II she msrries you. you
va never hear the last Of it.-Judge.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19

Hell had a good joke TO tel you
this evening. but see yeu are not in
condition TO hear H.
Bhe-Whyf
Hs-Because II your face lights up
the powder will 80 Oh.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-19

Thers is no new thing under the
un.-Ecclesisstes, 8.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-04-06

BOARD OF CENSORS
o. II. MILLER, Letter Carriers.
III. ID. CAMpBELL, Transfers, Chauneurs,
Stablemen and Helpers.
DAN MENELEY, Janitors.
WOODY MARTIN. ID. OF II. T. No. 271.
ARTHUR MOSS, Building Laborers.
FRED PALMER, Barbera
JESSE ADAMS, |. a. 4. s. II.
A. ID. JOLLY, Electrical Workers No. 627.
II. T.. kUSTER, Electrical Workers No. 601
JOHN Ii. TIERNEY, Cigar Makers.
JAS. BROWN, Typographical Union No.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-04-06

evening, April IL, when he will meet
one Carl Van Wurden of Oshkosh,
Wis, who claims the middle and light
heavy weight championship of Can
ada. Paul has been doing consid-
cradle wrestling at the Chicago Ath-
letic Club and the Hamilton Club of
Chicago this winter and with the
Illini matmen needing his constant
attention he did not attempt any local
matches during the past winter, but
is now in first class condition and
will have a number of important en-
gagements in the next few weeks.
The wrestling and boxing show
will have three main features besides
several minor preliminaries. Perhaps
the one creating the most interest is
the mixed boxing and wrestling con-
test, the boxer using gloves and the
wrestler without. This will be a
welterweight match with Joe Sterna-
man, the wrestler, and an effort is
being made to procure Jack Webb
as the boxer.
Another big feature will be six
round boving final with Chic Naselli
of the University and Cecil Brown,
colored, of Champaign, the mixers.
These boxers are about evenly
matched and should be a whirlwind
from start to finish with nothing re-
served.
The price OF tickets has been made
within the reach of all with ladies
free when accompanied by a paid adj
mission.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-04-06
SHOW ME AND THE UNION
LABEL.

Show me the Union Label!
And prove you're a union man;
Don't adopt some ruse with lame
excuse
That's the artful dodgers plan;
Do not be a sweatshop agent
An "alias" union man
When you're asked to show the Label
Get by" fairly if you can.
Show me the Union Label;
It's proof you're on the square,
You have no excuse to offer
If the Label isn't there.
With union cards some still believe
That ends it there and then;
But the Union labels treasured
BY all loyal union men.
Show me the Union Label
On your garments, hat and shoes.
Show me the Union Label
On the things you wear and use.
IL your unionism's of the kind
That reaches to the core,
When you're asked to show the Label
You'll come through" without a
roar.
Thomas H. West.