The Orange Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 302, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 20, 1922 Page: 8 of 14
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Labor Commissioner Offers
Remedy For Unemployment
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placed nearly 1,500,000 of ther in
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Davis urged that more attention need for its development are plain.”
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John P. Krenek, 22, was found slain ar lines of work when depreszion hitsi
that skided cratsmen should under- Davis wrote, "to prevent the recur-,
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THAT YOU TAKE IMMEDIATE ADVANTAGE OF THE STORE
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CHRISTMAS SALE
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SALE OF CORSETS
SALE OF LACE
SALE OF BLOUSES
SALE OF GLOVES
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$2.50 Gloves $1.95
$2.50 Blouses $1.95
$2.75 Gloves $2.19
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$4.50 Corsets $3.75
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$3.00 Blouses $2.49
$1.00 Collars 83c
$3.25 Blouses $2.74
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$3.50 Corsets $2.95
$4.00 Corsets $3.35
PARTICIPATE IN THE GREATEST DISTRIBUTION QF GIFTS TO
BE HELD IN ORANGE THIS YEAR—
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PRIZES TO BE AWARDED NEXT SAT.
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Following ar* th* membars of the
general committee:
W T Dunn
J P. Hilliard
Henry Willie
0. Burton
Vertis Wilkerson
Levi Singleton
Steve Cleveland
U Jasper Williams
Mation Stephenson
Ben Mansfield •
BATH ROBE: Yow choice of colors
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25c Purchase '
I Mrs. Harry Arrington
Mrs. Birdie ©leveland
‘ Mr*. Jim Philman
1 Mrs. M L. Owens
i Mrs. Jasper Williamson
I Mr*. Ben Mansfield
Mr*. Mation Stephenson, Sr.
1 Mrs. L. McGuire
: Mrs 0. D. Butter
; Mrs. George Ser un tin*
I Mrs, C. E. Phillips
tal hotel early this morning. The constantly a considerable number of. take to become so-called ‘Jack otrence of th* employment depression
in a bed in n room in the Centinen- ; their trades.' As a result there is
dary occupations” was asked of con- service as a possible soluticA of thej Hardlllfl Askti for
-mnetiamadt unemployment problem
"I would be the last one to suggest "We hove two proMems to meet," Stated Aid to
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is for every workman to embrace.the secondary employment will lose
opinion a secondary employment. , increased • him prestige in his primary accp- jobs without expense to the worker
or employer. Its usefulness and the
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Davis estimates, at nurmally oneupon him he rejects the thought of
WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.—Uaem-and a half miltion. Wien aisihes;other em ploy ment for one or igore of
ployment crisis that periodically al- or other industrial diaturbances hit t several reasons.
ANNOUNCE
CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE
educatlinal campaign
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labor, the total unemployed swelis "He may not be able to secure as
to the magnitude of a “crisis." ’
Th* remedy, according to Davjs, he may he under tin* impceseln thnt
body of a man in unitorm, identited unemployed who are in that post-all Trades,** but I Would urge uponjof last year which threw five or six WASHINGTON, Dec. 2%-Prea.
as Corporal James C. Huntington. tion for not ohter reason that that'every idle workman that when there million men into idleness and to re-j Harding, in a White House luncheon j
30<h. Field artillery, was lying on they will not take other kinds of la inactivity in his trade, ho use ev-'duce the number of men who are I with a group of governors toduy enM-1
the floor. work then offered. This number, ery effort to adapt himself to someldaily without means of livelihood.” ‘ ed upon the atate to a^ave equa:
<7 r0 LEATHER HAYPBAG: Cholce of
> * •U any style.
ing circumstances/’ in the —----—, --------------- .
of Secretary of Labor Davis. as 'appropriations to enable the federal tion.”
Affinity Found 'pressed in his annual report to pan ' employment service to carry n an
Dead in Hotel ’ Aherican workmen, Devts SUg-
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ocher neorwos." Davis wrote 1 The entet tate . o. -acsi raspon-tutu -u -aca sveru-
Davi ttemcd, service, as a nattonn organizanon ment lot prohibitnn enforcement
-Manirecti, the skitod worumankrev in touch with the cenorni ieh- - — n
■can. if he wilt, do work of someoth atton in every part of the couneri
er Lind, but my experience is that Bully orzautzod and equim ed, it
too otten when idleness {s f meed would have its fingers at all times
SILK PARASOL: Your choice of
any color.
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upon the pulse of the labor supply
and demand of the country. The past
year this serxice, with it co
operating agencies, proved its ettec-
llynesn it listed nearly 2,500,000
vorkors seeking employment und
STRING OF INDESTRUCTIBLE
PEARL BEADS.
IM4TEAD of HDG zr AE‛, ,
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SUIT CAsE OR TRAVEIING
BAG: Choice of many sizes.
SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 20.—Mn. gested, hesitate to tike up untamili-
CQ CO SILK HOSE for women: Choice
••.U of any color.
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7 WHITE IVORY MIRROR: Has
long handle.
Flcry Peveto
Henty Le Finer
SDoty Et. Germain
J AV Turner
J W Gray
Monroe Parrish
Dave Foreman
Ben Hurst
U McGuire
O. D. Butler
Prof. Brown
Joe Prejean
Ben Stakes
Tom Elkins
Mort Stakes
Bill Womack
Van Willie
Luke Gunter
Bug Peveto
Bill Linscomb
Allen Miller
rrank Dyson ,
Joe Goodyear
George Livingston
Harry Hagy
John Bishoff
S. E. Kinney
F. H. Lutterloh
Joe Ratcliff
Neal Burton
F. A. Burton, Jr.
8. J. Mobley
H. U. McGill
T. O. Bancroft
Frank Skeeler
Louis Gunstream
John McFarland
A. L. Mitchell
J S. Lots
C. W. Vaden
Monroe Colburn
A. G. Thomas
N. A. Beldin
George Woods
Harry Watson
Capt. Fulch
Jim Moss
O. H. Campbell
H. L. McNeill
W. A Campbell
D. C. iand
Hunter Beatty
John Harrison
E. E. McFarland
W. AV McCarr
H. J. L. Stark
Bob Goree
Bev. W. R. Brown
Father Otto Bauer
George Foreman
Jack Higman
George Rexses
George Calwell
George Gibson
Weber Ogden
Cates Ford
Harry Burr
Lee Wood worth
E. O. Dean
G. E. Bozeman
Chas. LaSalle, Jr.
Guy Burkhart
I.. Hebert
W. L. Sheppard
Byron Simmons
A. F. Burns
R. M. Watson
Dick Johnson
George Holland
Edgar Brown
R.A. Moore
J- T. Adams
F H Farwell
Sol White
Hunter Huddle
Dave Mossiker
Joe Crager
Joe Miller
Felix Weil
Will Winfree
Oscar hesson
Joe Foreman
O L Baker
Doug Pruter
George Colburn
Steve'Alford
E. L. Bruce
E. V. Folsom
Martin Dies, Jr.
K. W. Stephenson
Tom Cox
Hugh Cox
J. B. Channing
M. G Davies
Joe Milliken
K O. Mitchell
Jack Nougess
L. M. Shepardson
Joe Delebarto
C. H. Simmons
Abe Sokol MU 1. .
Mrs. J. D Neff
Mrs A. J. Willison
Mrs. Lutcher Brown
Mrs. H. J. Lutcher
Mrs W E Lea .
Mrs. W. A Gunning
Mrs. E. L. Bruce
Mrs. J. T. Adams
Mrs. W. R. Brown
Mrs. George Foreman
Mrs. Byron Simmons
Mrs Ewell Folsom
Mrs. Edgar Brown
Mrs. W. E. McCorquodale
Mrs. W. H. Stark
Mrs. E. B. Stover
E. B. Stover
Mrs. K W. Brown
Mrs. Cliff Douglas
Mvs. Sol White
Mrs. Joe Lucas
Mrs. Joe Crager
Mra. Goodman Aronson
Mrs. Frank Skeeler
Mrs. R B. Goree
Mrs W A Campbell
Mr* W C A Beneke
Mra. Georgel Call
Mrs. E E McFarland
Mrs. J. Q. Sima
Mrs J. N. Parker
Mrs Will Dunn
Mrs. O. W Burton
Mrs Levi Singletop
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MANTLE NET: Candle Sticks.
Candles, Fruit Basket.
gre YOUTHS BICYCLE: AU modern
improvements.
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Smith, J. B. The Orange Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 302, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 20, 1922, newspaper, December 20, 1922; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1529162/m1/8/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.