The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1920, Page 21

oe or rps iiemnes e CERI Reo eee ToT eT ALTER rite ETT T; pier THE EVENING WORLD,-WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1920, | A ‘wr P.M. The ceived last night when he was btruck “ ninalei ten hours a ‘aay and working ‘until | prise," paid Pre haw. “E think train, M it is oakl, started Hudson, N. J., which comprises the} With the North Hudson Boss Barbers’ Say they cannot afford ensack, N. “thie morning ifn Li A. PRICE, Pre ah ‘The acreage of winiskerage in North, The ‘journeymen barbers, who met es “le early if ‘they pay higher | Hackensack ‘i HO. AOGUERE, CEs enna Guaranteed or Money Promptly Association last night in a vain ef- weThen charge the customer more,” | 5 towns of Guttenberg, West Hoboken,} fort to end the strike, i digpantly A the barbers, qa ag they were West New York, Union Hill, Weehaw- rite: Si rercrta that the chiet sie seen sng mae ai iy : ry of the strike was a desire for half an e' ‘residen "" journeymen Sen atid North Bergen, started on its hour for “tea” every aftern a Barbers’ Local 362, of Jersey City, > 11 o'clock or even later, depending on Ny 5 § barbers can | qoross thi while the gates were ULT OF BARBER the nature of the boas and tho rum|do {s to entice | jown coming in. each f business on Saturday nights. : r to lathe lion, He tailed to notion one of ‘The men demand a uniform’ wage|eustomers and do orn a ed Geena seale of $25 a week and 35 per cent |shaving. Then we ave h = - G of al earnings over $36 a week. It on > @ wages.” ioaiee " is el, contention that under the ¢neral Public, Goat of All Wage Disputes, Present no-contract system many of| aged Man Kil *. @ men in the cheaper shops earn red ashes Cultivates Heavy Growth. leas ‘than $20 a week, inckuding €ips.| avai, 'N. “ae , es 5 fourth day of unrestrained growth] “Da we look like Bn ” who visited the meeting to cheer the slishmen ? asked me La r ” his morning, and a rising market in| Gabriele Farella, President of Local (boys and, incidentally, to tell h Dadety rasort already is under way in| 0; Sti and sencratostno “oc” | tem, shat Ben ont West 14th Street—Between 5th and | West Mth Strect—-Betwoen Sth and 6th Avaa | Aves. trike aver: a ex! the communities across the Hudson.| #."ik era’ army. They, 7 ee ita sive of tips, meet ne: gawernnoor rene are 0 aha bivbers strike, which | are Grievance Committee is an, Italian, | Tusaasy might end it draw up new de- onday morning, cannot sett jo statistics are available, but it 7 before to-morrow evening, when the| estimated that there are about # TO sit ibe A th ly CHAIR IN Natee iat the dozen German ‘barbers, including ‘HE SOUTH. ots oii foreghilns (0 aS ax bosses, in North Hudson. Harry told the boys that he had just agai pt an} James H. Shaw of No. 316 Fourth|completed a trip through the South adjustment of their differences over| Street, Union Hill, President of the|and had found barbers there earning the wages and hours question. Boss Barbers’ Association, admits|so much money that hey were sbiring , Meaitime the whiskers are grow-| at his ancestors were English, but| servants, averaging from $40 t ; says he feels lonely—he's the only one, | week and making better than $60 in » sf ing, the boss barbers are shaving the better class hotels. And it costs \ie? away at the rate of a dozen custom- THESE MEN ARE CHIANTI, NOT nts In This Sale A Brand New Lot of Women’s High-Class by gy ayn ge ol gg the came of dey, thin and falling hair. Treatment: the citizen of Savannah, Ga., 75 or ers an hour in a vain endeavor tp TEA DRINKERS. for a shampoo, two bits for a dash PK ee raiean Wt email ond keep their personal friends and regu-| , 1¢'8 supper the bse gy be want, {of hair tonic, 70 cents for a massage spots of dentrelt morning witha Rod half an hour for supper and an hour|and other fumadiddles in proportion. lar patrons presentable, and old Gen-| for dinner; or else an hour and a haif| Haircuts and shaves cost the same as eral Public, the old reliable goat of all| for dinner. Furthermore, the contract |in New York and New Jersey. “Why, strikes, Is growing « beard, buying| which they offer calls for @ regular|it costs a real sport 4 ta sit & ‘the - ‘Sebroiie ov g time and a quit-|chair with a arber pig yvaeantattan tue ting time of 8 P. M., every day in|he exciatmed, o ‘8 for tonsoriall the week except on Saturday, when| “We won't sting the public. 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