Lufkin Daily News (Lufkin, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 302, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 22, 1921 Page: 1 of 4
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There is no phase of the achievements of our
government more creditable to us than that dealing
with the acquirement and handling of our outlying
poasessions.
A foreigner speaking of the United States colonization
work says:-' There never was a colonizing power
which set out so fast to teach and educate the native
races with which it came in contact. One great fact
in development which citizens of the United States
understand is that money spent on essentials is bound
to pay itself back."
An interesting account of our insular and other out-
lying possessions is given in the latest booklet of tl-
series on Our Government being issued monthly by
this Institution. Are you receiving them?
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A few cars of brick that
must go, $17.00 per m., on the
yard, $18.50 ..delivered ..any*
where in the city.
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JESSE L. LASKY presents
Cecil Be DeMille’s Production.
'‘FORBIDDEN FRUIT
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15.00 cash and. $5.00 a
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)ur Motto: “Live at home and help your neighbor.’
Eat more Bread and patronize Home Institutions
.nd save the pennies.
ORGEN’S
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ingelina Home Made Ribboncane Syrup,
per gallon
,ufkin Baked Bread, at our store,
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mgelina Made Compound Lard, from
home raised fats, per pound
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---- AGNES AYRES
THEODORE ROBERTS
KATHLYN WILLIAMS
WITH FORREST STANLEY
JULIA FAYE
CLARENCE BURTON
= THEODORE KOSLOFF
LUFKIN, TEXAS, SATU
.000 Worker. I.&G. N. Men
Againit Strike Onir
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(By A»«Ut«l Prew)
z ti!ca«o’ v On* San Antonio, Oct. 22-
fourth of the Railroad Worfc- ’ ‘ "
•r» of America, and 600,000
member, of the Federated
Shop Craft., today went oa
record against a strike and
voted to remain at work pend
ing the decision of the United
States Railroad Labor Board
>n the. rules and working con-
dition* case. A statement by
B. M. Jewel, president of shop
crafts, said six unions would
await the decision of the rail-
road labor board, then
woujl reconvene general offic-
er* and decide on a
course. By their decision they
dealt the most serious blow
yet received against the big
four brotherhood* and switch-
men’s unions, which have ord-
ered a walkout October 30th.
The action of the shop crafts
is said to bind the American
Federation of labor against
any active support of the rail-
road walkout.
LABOR HEADS DISCUSS
WEDNESDAY’S MEETING
(By Associated Press)
Cleveland, Oct. 22.—Four,.. ___
of the “Big Five” railroad qui? -»ork if the .strike
f ran jnnrf ofinn nkiafo TIT r*
Lee, of the trainmen; Warren
“For Better, for Worse!” And it proved
to be for worse. Then a greater love came,
and hungry hearts and duty fought it out.
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as the board convened word
eanjfc ;that the .order of rail-
way telegrapher-; h«d decided’
join the brotherhoeds and!
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vx LUC engineers, w. o. Anything in stationery at the.
I Carter, of the firemen and I Vewe |fflce.
I enginemen, and L. E. Shep- 'f. ? '
pard, of the conductors, were „, ~~
in conference here today dis- |
cussipg the citation" to them I
to appear before the ULor
board in Chicago Wednesday.
The advisory bnard of the en-.
commit^
FIRST.
SECOND. Put everything over
and above legitimate expenses in
this bank, it
rHIRD..' Let it stay here—;
least have
finance ^.pfofitable business deal.
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Some of the richest men‘inTthd
country started life by opening a
savings account with one dollar.
How about you, young man.
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Antonio, Oct. 22.—The
fc G. N. brakemen and
jhmen will go out at noon
and until walk-out in
f, and the walkout will be
r»d chairman of the train-
$ brotherhood committee,
said'/At 10 o’clock this morn-
I no word
fronbMr. Lee and the strike
pegin on schedule time,”
dded. Two hundred and
gnen will be affected on
■n Antonio division and
®n all divisions. There
He no rowdyism. Frame re-
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*R BOARD DISCUSSES
VIOLATION OF ORDERS
’(By AMori.ted Press)
9**go, Oct. 22.—On re-
I of reports of the I. & G.
ijilkout in Texas, the rail-
labor board went into
K to discuss what action
fa taken for violation of
today’s order to the unions
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A story that blends the spiritual beauty ol ‘Something To I hint
About” with the flare and silken fashion of “Why Cnange Your Wife?”.
More thrillingly realistic, more sumptuously staged, than anj other pro-
duction DeMille has created. «
Added Attraction
“What a Whopper!” a Hal Roach comedy, featuring Harold Lloyd and Bebe Daniels.
A great feature, an amusing comedy, also music by orchestra. Admission 15c & 35c.
Definite improvement along all lines
is the best evidence of adjustment, and
certainly conditions everywhere are
showing improvement.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
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Another Gorgeous
DeMille Romance
of Married Life
What are the duties a wife owes a husband who steadily drags her
downward? What shall she do when another offers a fine, true love that
would lift her up?
These are the questions asked and answered in “Forbidden Fruit”
A drama warm with the flesh and blood of living men and women
Dressed in all the glowing color and luxury that DeMille can weave like
a cloth of gold.
t & G. N. TRAINMEN
COMPLETE WALKOUT
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$an Anttonre, Oct. 22.i-It is
reported that approximately
250 men walked out on the
San Antonio division; Fort
Worth, 30; Ho.uston, 150;
. Austin, 10. . It ■ will not ba
kno-wn until trains reach ter-
minals how many men actual-
ly have quit. Reports said the i
men walked out quietly and
- the railroads are completing
prepartions for guarding the
property. Extra men for that
purpose have been employed
at various points.
Statu* of Texai Strike
(By, Afsoeiated Press)
’Cltvdfand, Oct-. 22.—Refer-1
ring to the strike" of approxi- i
mately 600 members of the i
brotherhood of railroad train-
men, scheduled at noon today
on the International & Great
Northern of Texas, W. G. Less,
president of the trainmen, this
morning said: “The men and
the committee of the brother-;
hood of that railroad voted to
withdraw from service, and i
authority as vested in our con-1
stitution has been given-them, I
and the matter is entirely out j
of my hands.”
American Troop. Will
Return F rom Germany
(By Associated Press)
Washington, Oct. 22.—The
gradual withdrawal of Amer-
ican troops from Germany is
expected to start within two
■weeks and will involve the
reduction of American forces
there to about half the present
strength of 13,500 men and
officers. The reduction wi.il be
accomplished by the middle of
March.
PALACE TODAY
Tfeomas Meighan in ‘‘Frontier of the Stars” and "Cleanup,” a
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Watford, G. E. & Binion, W. C. Lufkin Daily News (Lufkin, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 302, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 22, 1921, newspaper, October 22, 1921; Lufkin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1363383/m1/1/?rotate=90: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .