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Buttonhole makers, Class A, a minimum of $1.25 per 100 buttonholes.

Class B, a minimum of 80 cents per 100 buttonholes.

As to piecework, the price to be paid is to be agreed upon by a committee of the employees in each shop, and their employer. The chairman of said price committee of the employees shall act as the representative of the employees in their dealings with the employer.

The weekly hours of labor shall consist of 50 hours in 6 working days, to wit, 9 hours on all days except the sixth day, which shall consist of 5 hours only.

Eleventh. No overtime work shall be permitted between the 15th day of November and the 15th day of January or during the months of June and July, except upon samples.

Twelfth. No overtime work shall be permitted on Saturdays except to workers not working on Saturdays, nor on any day for more than two and one-half hours, nor before 8 A. M. nor after 8.30 P. M.

Thirteenth. For overtime work all week workers shall receive double the usual pay.

Fourteenth. Each member of the manufacturers is to maintain a union shop; a "union shop" being understood to refer to a shop where union standards as to working conditions, hours of labor and rates of wages as herein stipulated prevail, and where, when hiring help, union men are preferred; it being recognized that, since there are differences in degrees of skill among those employed in the trade, employers shall have freedom of selection as between one union man and another,

and shall not be confined to any list, nor bound to follow any prescribed order whatever.

It is further understood that all existing agreements and obligations of the employer, including those to present employees, shall be respected; the manufacturers, however, declare their belief in the union, and that all who desire its benefits should share in its burdens.

Fifteenth. The parties hereby establish a Joint Board of Sanitary Control, to consist of seven members, composed of two nominees of the manufacturers, two nominees of the unions, and three who are to represent the public, the latter to be named by Meyer London, Esq., and Julius Henry Cohen, Esq., and in the event of their inability to agree, by Louis Marshall, Esq.

Said board is empowered to establish standards of sanitary conditions, to which the manufacturers and the unions shall be committed, and the manufacturers and the unions obligate themselves to maintain such standards to the best of their ability and to the full extent of their power.

Sixteenth. The parties hereby establish a Board of Arbitration to consist of three members, composed of one nominee of the manufacturers, one nominee of the unions, and one representative of the public, the latter to be named by Meyer London, Esq., and Julius Henry Cohen, Esq., and in the event of their inability to agree, by Louis Marshall, Esq.

To such board shall be submitted any differences hereafter arising between the parties hereto, or between any of the members of the manufacturers and any of the members of the unions, and the decision of such Board of Arbitration shall be accepted as final and conclusive between the parties to such controversy.

Seventeenth. In the event of any dispute arising between the manufacturers and the unions, or between any members of the manufacturers and any members of the unions, the parties to this Protocol agree that there shall be no strike or lockout concerning such matters in controversy until full opportunity shall have been given for the submission of such matters to said Board of Arbitration, and in the event of a determination of said controversies by said Board of Arbitration, only in

the event of a failure to accede to the determination of said board.

Eighteenth. The parties hereby establish a Committee on Grievances, consisting of four members composed as follows: Two to be named by the manufacturers and two by the unions. To said committee shall be submitted all minor grievances arising in connection with the business relations between the manufacturers and their employees.

Nineteenth. In the event of any vacancy in the aforesaid boards or in the aforesaid committee, by reason of death, resignation, or disability of any of the members thereof, such vacancy in respect to any appointee by the manufacturers and unions, respectively, shall be filled by the body originally designating the person with respect to whom such vacancy shall occur. In the event that such vacancy shall occur among the representatives of the public on such boards, such vacancy shall be filled by the remaining members representing the public in the case of the Board of Sanitary Control, and in the case of the Board of Arbitration both parties shall agree on a third arbitrator, and in case of their inability to agree, said arbitrator shall be selected by the governor of the State of New York.

LEASES 1

Lease of Building for Long Term with Clauses Appropriate
for Use in other Leases, Indexed and Annotated.

Williston, Sections 90n., 493n., 690n., 725n., 761n., 890–
892, 926n., 1386n., 1403-1404, 1766, 1812, 1856, 1931,
1940, 1967, 1985.

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Williston, Section 1812.

Walton v. Stafford, 162 N. Y. 558, 57 N. E. 92.

Hayes v. Rosenblatt, 111 Misc. 370, 181 N. Y. Supp. 241.

Bushe v. Wolff, 171 N. Y. Supp. 253.

3. Conditional Limitation. The Tenant covenants that if the rent reserved by this lease or any part thereof shall be unpaid when due, or, if the Tenant shall fail to perform any of the covenants, conditions, provisions, and agreements herein contained, or, if a petition in bankruptcy shall be filed by or against the Tenant or if the Tenant shall be adjudged bankrupt or insolvent by any Court, or if a receiver or trustee in bankruptcy or a receiver of any property of the Tenant shall be appointed in any suit or proceeding brought by or against the Tenant, then and in each and every such case, the term hereby granted shall immediately cease, determine and come to an end, and the Landlord may recover and resume possession of the demised premises by any legal means.

Lindy Friedman Clothing Co., Inc., 275 Fed. 453;
Miller v. Levi, 44 N. Y. 489, L. R. A. 1915, C. 238;

Childs v. Burke, 110 Misc. 103, 180 N. Y. Supp. 919;

Winter Garden v. Dell's, Inc., 175 N. Y. Supp. 757;

Manhattan Life Ins. Co., v. Gosford, 3 Misc. 509, 23 N. Y. Supp. 7;

(See cases cited under Clause 12.)

4. Taxes and Water Rents. The Tenant covenants to pay when due all taxes (other than income taxes), assessments, water rates, meter charges and other charges, extraordinary as well as ordinary, which shall, during the term of this lease be charged, assessed, imposed or grow due or payable upon or on account of said premises or any appurtenances thereof, by virtue of or under any persent or future law or requirement of any governmental authority; and all charges for water, gas and electricity, light or power, or other service furnished to

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