The Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 171, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 18, 1920 Page: 2 of 12
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THE STATESMAN
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 19:
CASCARETS
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Begin Christmas Book Buying Today
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Look under the lid !
At the Toot of the Rainbow.
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A Voice in the Wilderness......Grace Lutz
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Giri of the Limberlost Gene Stratton Porter
Freckles
Gene Stratton Porter
Michael o’ Hallaran. .Gene Stratton Porter
E. M. Scarbrough & Sons
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AUSTIN COMMERCIAL
SECRETARY TO FORT
WORTH, STATE MEET
Gene Stratton Porter
Gene Stratton Porter
DEFINES POLICY ON
BONUS LEGISLATION
DALHART GIRL NAMED
SPONSOR FOR NEWEST
SHIPPING BOARD VESSEL
Convention - School Begun in
Panther City Thursday.
Promise* Fine Result*.
Popular Reprints at $ 1.00
Formerly Priced $1.50
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By Associated Press.
CONSTANTINOPLE,
LOCERS APPEAL FOR
RELIEF FROM CLUTCH
Pilot.......
e of the Cup
The Man of the Desert
Lo, Michael! ........
Laddie ..............
The Crossing .....
A Modem Chronicle
The Crises .........
The Witness .......
Galbraith Believes Needy Dis-
abled Soldier Should Be the
First Consideration.
and Westbrook
us The school
K............
Seventeen .....
The Westerners
..........Grace Lutz
..........Grace Lutz
Gene Stratton Porter
... Ralph Connor
.....Ralph Connor
..Ralph Connor
.....Ralph Connor
Winston Churchill
Winston Churchill
Winston Churchill
.......Grace Lutz
GENERAL DECLINE
IN COST OF LIVING
DURING OCTOBER
SHOP EARLYI
Remember, Christmas is
not far off.
SHOP EARLY!
Holiday purchasing
should be done gradually.
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12 —Demands for
an increase of II a day presented by
the Bunding Trades Council have been
refused by the Building Trades' Em-
ployer, Assoclation, it was announced
today. Robert P. Brindell, who was
indicted yesterday tor attempted ex-
tortion In conenction with the investi-
cation here of the alleged "building
trust,” is president of the labor organi-
aatlon. which has about 115,000 mem-
bers.
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Steward Edward White
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of Labor show marked declines in Oc-
tober in practically all items entering
into the cost of living, except house
furnishings. Clothing, it was said, had
dropped 18 per cent below figures com-
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WASHINGTON, Nov. U.—Counsel
for some ISO wholesale grocery com-
panies in New England, New York,
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Both the picture "His Master’s Voice” and the word "Victrola"
are exclusive trademarks of the Victor Talking Machine Company.
When you see these trademarks on a sound-reproducing instrument
or record* you can be sure it was made by the Victor Company.
Being a registered trademark, the word “Victrola” cannot law-
fully be applied to other than Victor products.
For your own protection see for yourself that the instrument
you buy bears these famous Victor trademarks. They are placed
on all Victor instruments and records to protect our customers from
substitution.
Look under the lid. On the portable styles which have no lid,
these trademarks appear on the side of the cabinet. One or both
of them also appears on the label of all Victor Records.
Grove's Tasteless
W CHILL Tonic
The Old Standard Remedy
of Recognized Merit and Reliability.
75c.
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Armenia has rejected the ultimatum
recently presented by the Turkish na-
tionalists, demanding that the Armen-
ians establish a soviet government ,
under Turkish protection.
The Last of the Great Scouts... .Zane Grey
Betty Zane ....................Zane Grey
Riders of the Purple Sage........Zane Grey
The Rainbow Tail.............Zane Grey
Desert Gold ...................Zane Grey
The Lone Star Ranger..........Zane Grey
The Last of the Plainsmen ...... Zane Grey
The Heritage of the Desert......Zane Grey
The U. P, Trail.................Zane Grey
The Short Stop ................Zane Grey
The Light of the Western Stars.. .Zane Grey
The Border Legion.............Zane Grey
Wildfire .......................Zane Grey
The Young Forester............Zane Grey
The Young Lion Hunter........ Zane Grey
The Young Pitcher.............Zane Grey
The Red-Headed Outfield.......Zane Grey
Ken Ward in the Jungle........Zane Grey
Call of the Wild..............Jack London
The Sea Wolf................Jack London
White Tang .................Jack London
The Son of the Wolf.........Jack London
Burning Daylight ............Jack London
The Sky Pilot in No Man’s Land........
NOT WORKING BUT TIRED OUT
When one teele always tirea without
working, or surters from baekache,
lumbago, rheumatie patna, wore museles
or stiff joints it is not alwaye ww to
locate th. mouroe of troubie, but very
frequently it can be traced to over-
worked. weakened or dtmenmed kidney.
Mra. U Glbson, Twelfth an* mlzon
ntreeta, Ia Junta, Colo.. writes: "My
kidney, were giving me a rreat Seal
o trouble for ome time. took Foley
Kidney Pills and they helped me right
away.’—(AdvJ
Wild Animals I know... .E. Thompson Seton
The Soul of a Bishop...... ... H. G. Wells
The Indian Drum......Macharg and Balmar
Victor Talking .Machine Co., Camden, N. J. [
Victrola
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By Assoclated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. It. —Price
studies given out by the Department
Pennsyivanta, Delaware ana Maryland
yesterday presented arguments to At-
torney General Palmer in support of
their petition asking that ths American
and Franklin Sugar Refining Com-
panles be prosecuted for violations of
wartime food price control legislation.
Ths grocers asnerted that the re-
tiers forced them to sign contracts to
buy sugar at 22% cents per pound for
fall delivery “and compelled the con-
suming public to pay an excessive
price, which involved many millions of
dollars, for sugar during the past six
months."
BUILDING TRADES
DEMAND 1-A-DAY
INCREASE IN WAGES
Scetr). LFGION COMMANDER
Mins Marcella Walker of Dalhart has
been selected by the United States
Shipping Board as sponsor for the ship
City of Dalhart, which will be launched
at Tampa, Fla., Nov. 27.
Miss Walker is a student of the Uni-
versity of Texas and will make the
trip to Tampa with her father, C. H.
Walker, and Mrs. George Walker.
The shipping board decided to
name this new vessel after the West
Texas city on account of the enviable
record it made in the Fourth Liberty
Loan. Dalhart oversubscribed its quota
by 78 per cent.
Do you feel “up in the air"—is every-
thing wrong? It's your liver and
howels! You’re bilious, constipated,
unstrung, and what you need is Cas-
carets tonight sure. Wake up with
your head clear, eves bright, skin rosy,
nerves steady, cold gone; your stom-
ach. tongue and breath right. Chil-
dren love Cascarets too. 10. 25, 60
cents.—Adv.
N ”****fe”*1**11 pineg to represent 1919 costs* and
’ " —melt and inhale the vapors products >1 per cent
The Following of the Star. .Florence Barclay
The Goda of Man...Edgar Rice Burroughs
A Spinner in the Sun..........Myrtle Reed
Master of the Vineyard.......Myrtle Reed
The Master's Violin...........Myrtle Reed
Lavender and Old Lace........Myrtle Reed
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine John Fox Jr.
The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come
........................John Fox Jr.
Once to Every Man............Larry Evans
Then I’ll Come Back to You.... Larry Evans
The Courage of Marge ...............
.................... Jas. O. Curwood
Back to God’s Country... .Jas. O. Curwood
Kazan ...................Jas. O. Curwood
Baree San of Kazan.......Jas. O. Curwood
The Hundredth Chance...... Ethel M. Dell
Josselyn's Wife .......... Kathleen Norris
Prudence of the Parsonage .Ethel Hueston
Prudence Says So...........Ethel Hueston
Six Star Ranch.............Eleanor Porter
Oh, Money! Money!....... .Eleanor Porter
Just David ................Eleanor Porter
In Secret.............Robert W. Chambers
White Man.....George Agnew Chamberlain
Daddy Long Legs............Jean Webster
Dear Enemy ................Jean Webster
Jewel .............Ciara Louise Wurnham
Jewel’s Story Book. .Clara Louise Wurnham
braith, “will do away with the un-
necessary delay that now attends every
request for compensation and assist-
ance.
“One of the most Important functions
of the Legion,” he added, "im Ameri-
canization work among immigrants.
We asked permission to send repre-
sentatives of the Legion to talk to the
immigrants before they left Ellis
Island. Assistant Secretary of Labor
Post, for reasons best known to him-
self, refused to allow us to do this, but
we must see to it that America ceases
to be the melting pot of nations and
becomes on united nation.”
By Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18.—The pol-
icy of the American Legion fpr the
coming year was made public here to-
day, as outlined last night in an ad-
dress by Frederick W. Galbraith, na-
tional commander of the Legion, at a
dinner given in his honor by the offi-
cers of the local posts of the Legion.
The first object of the Legion, said
Commander Galbraith, was assistance
and a square deal for all disabled men.
In outlining the position of the Legion
on the bonus bill now before Congress,
he said that disabled men and their
dependents must be provided for im-
mediately. (
“We believe that all ex-service men
should receive compensation for the
sacrifices made by them, but those who
are in dire need must first be taken
care of,” he said.
The Legion is in favor of a bill which
will be presented to the next Congress
providing for the consolidation of the
war risk insurance bureau, theh public
health bureau and the board of voca-
tional education.
“Such a consolidation,” said Mr. Gal-
By Assoclated Prm
WASHINGTON, Nov. It—Decision
of the Navy Departme to dismies
from the service a second mlshipman
from the NAvAI Academy for hazing,
was announced today by Secretary
Daniels. A conference between the nec-
rotary and Rear Admiral Scales, su-
perintendent of the adhdemy. was hsld
Isst night
Ar in the ense nt the man nirendy
dtamissed, Mr Daniels said, Admiral
Scales has recommended action in the
second case after "two acts of hnzing
had been established "
will be hold In the assembly room of
the Westbrook. Ths profession invites
you, ws used you. you need us, so come.
There are 251 pair secretaries in Texas.
Calls come weekly for more of the pro-
fession than ars available. Get in
touch with those who are laboring with
you for Texas. Knowing a fallow
helps lota.
There are secretarles in Texas who
have not missed a convention-school In
thirteen years, and numbers who ba vs
not missed more than two. There's a
reason; they How their value. If you’ll
b there, we'll all be there and the con-
vention-school will be a success, as it
deserves.”
W. E. Long, secretary of the Austin
Chamber of Commerce, wUl leave late
i Thursday afternoon or Thursday night
for Fort Worth to attend the con ven-
■ tion-school of the fourteenth annual
meeting of the Texas Commercial Ex-
ecutives’ Association. Mr. Long will
not remain long, as there are many
1 matters demanding his attention at
' present, but he makes it a point - go
to such conventions and similar ones
sufficiently often to keep thoroughly
in line and fully abreast with all that
is best In secretarying commercial
bodies.
As an insight into the manner other
secretaries and officers look upon the
convention-school, which met Thurs-
day and will last three days, Mr. Long
gave out the following, which is an ex-
cerpt from the last letter received by
ths secretary-treasurer of the associa-
tion. In which a full attendance is
urged:
“The convention-school will help you
1 get over many a tight place, be it deep
or high, and if you don't get back to
your organisation a better secretary,
talk It over with yourself, and if you
e • ■ M a. d In some lines October prices were
• ■ K ~ B "’III above those of a year ago, but all
w ■ " •• • were quoted as below September, 1920.
V V A RO R U ■ figures., . „
Oaw 17 The Index fizure of.prices for the
month was placed at 221, against 242
in September and 223 in October, 1919.
_ SECOND MIDSHIPMAN
Be sure it is a Victrola
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