The producers news., 1927-03-25
\ WHICH LOSE MY LOVER

Dear Nom: , bo5 -
b.,t YOU made me promise l would
III YOU everything so here it is.
have not got no job today and
+ba worst of it is l am the only one
tLs+ i not. I went back to the Elite
Psauty Parlors this a. m. thinking l
49, to 90 on leading the strike but
,,Ea+ do [ see but everyone of them
gi-,s come up one by one and try to
5reak into place. l says, What are
-on doing are you going to desert
,.11r union and your class ?" And
Adaire Higgins she says, Name,
~ sorry but I have made fool out
- myself.' and Hotaire SchOenstein
10 savs. Name | have got to eat,"
and I'M they goes and back to work
v+-b0ut no raise in wages and / am
left standing on the sidewalk.
would not 60 in if I was to die
far # and anyhow / would only get
kicked out because the madame she
thinks I am the cause Of that strike.
But gee Nom aint it awful to think
how the working class will throw
each other down and all they would
have to do would be to stick together
and they could get anything they
want.
Wen / 90 down the street to the
IaPnncesse Beauty Shoppe but they
have cot no need for a manicurist,
and then ! go to the Betty Blue
Rooms and then to the Rosamonde
and the LaBelle and the LaCoquette
and the LaCharme and all the other
ones that / have heard of but l think
they must have heard of me and
what I done because they have none
Of them got nothing. And gee Nom
It is begun to rain and l am wetting
my new clothes and my best shoes is
in the slop and is getting wore down
at the heel and l am so blue l could
be made into paint. At last l am
clean done up and come home and
flop down on my bed and cry. | have
got only three dollars in my pocket
and here | was hoping to save up so
as | could send little to you'll
The worst of it is that I have lost
Mr.. EdgertOn too because he will go
to the Elite and that old she-devil
will tell him where to find me and
have never let him come to this house
on account Of his wife being so mad
and all and | do not think he even
knows my number and if | write to
his home his wife will get it and he
has told me never to ring him up nor
to write to him to the big white
house for fear the Spokesman or
somebody might get it. What l am
to do | cannot think but tomorrow
will have to look for a job in some
barber-shOp.
P. S. Well it has been another
rainy day and | have tried the barber
shops and gee Nom there was some
awful holes where a decent girl would
not work If it was to save her life
but even so / did not find nothing,
There was one feller that said he
would give me a table for half what
l earned but ! would of had to have
my own set and l have not got nc
set and no money to buy one. AnC
gee Nom | see l should have saved
some of my money but what it is
should have gone without | canno
see. And some fellers was rude t.
me and some called me sweethear
and | would have liked to batted botl
kinds on the jaw.
But please do not say anything t,
Pop about my troubles because i
would only worry him and am go
ng to find some way out. Ny rem
Is not due till two days, and l CUES
have got few days credit wit
Mrs. Budd seeing that she had sucI
Inc lot of gossip out of that tim
that Mrs. EdgertOn come to bawl m
out Tor going to dinner with her hus
band.
P S. Again. Well l have went t
about fifty hotels big and little an
TO a lot more barber shops but nc
thing doing. And l have only {
some milk and crackers because I an
scared OF spending my last mone7
but l had to buy a paper of cours
Tor l must not get out of touch wit
International affairs. And sc
there Is a great coal strike bein
threatened and the country will I
without coal and nobody knows whs
oNG ~ ctlid IL says IIlG ODOk6i
man announced that He took the ma
Ter under advisement and of cour.
Know what that means. He doe
not know what to say about it ar
ne Is waiting for me to tell Mr.. E,
gerton to tell him what to saw.
picture MIR. Edgerton rushing arour
lfantc trying to find out where I a
ana maybe having to call in the S
CIeI service and so l am despera
ana tonight have wrote him a lett
70 the big white house and | ha,
wrote 1t like this, Dear Sir, Nv f
ther Mr. James Riggs wishes me
ADVISE you that he has changed h
address and then l give the addre
ol TINS room and l think that is n
suspicious and I will come home ear
tomorrow and see if he has sent r
telegram or maybe a special deli
cry letter.
I S. Another Well Nom I ha
had an awful grief and YOU sure
se1 troubles when you go into pub
me ~ II IS more dangerous than a
western have ever saw. | ha
ocen trying to get a job as a waitre
oi anything and about five O'Clock
come home tired as q doU and N,