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Evening journal., 1920-10-29
IINEnpnnI COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. oct. 29-Spols opened
in good demand today WIN prices
easier Sales amounted Co 5000 bales.
Recriois totaucd 2OOO bales, none
American. Futures opened steady
American m.ddllngs fair 2i0, good
middllngs. 1870: full mIddllngs, 1870;
middlings i665. low middlIngs, t2eo
good ordinary. $50, ordinary $50.
Evening journal., 1920-10-29
TAVTIT-Tu WAnD WOMEN TO MEEl

A mass meeting VIII be held by inc
women OF The Twelfth ward m Haven
Church. Third and dupont streets
his evening. Mrs. ] NJ. Wooden,
chairman ~ he ward, will be IN
charge. assisted by other workers.
Tho women will be instructed how to
mark their ballot.
Evening journal., 1920-10-29
w" ~ HF THREW BRICKS

EVANSVILLE. Ind.-rno noise NJ am
automobile prevented william L,fher
from hearing the music NJ his phon-
orrluh So DE- went 60 his porch ana
threw bricks at the 9-year-old son or
oscar Price sitting In the machine.
That's his own testimony In court
here. 81 threw three bricks" said he.
. Case was continued
Evening journal., 1920-10-29
MN CHANGE RI1Es THTNi

LONDON-"When LLOYD Georgr has
IN carry his own golf clubs he'l alter
This" declared Tim Healey. caddie at
81. Georges Hill. Gold Course. Wey-
bridge after he'd read the new reru-
lalions for the employment OF English
boys.
Evening journal., 1920-10-29
rnrArn CnAINs

CHICAGO. oct. 20 united Press)-
Opening grain. oo,-
Corn. Dco. S2h@S2M; May. SSh@h.
oats. Dec Bass May a9M.
Evening journal., 1920-10-29
NFW YOnIi COTTON.

NEW YORK. oct. % united Press)
Tho cotton market opened lower 10
day January sold al tu.Nl on ",
Maroh 2O65. on %; May Moo OH
11
Evening journal., 1920-10-29

In sad but loving remembrance 81 our
dear aunt Mrs. Katherine Alfree Reed
who departed this life one year ago TO-
day. October % 1912 Al rest SlstcrH
and Nephew, George A. Bouldcn'
Evening journal., 1920-10-29
L0AL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. DUPONT Build
ing furnish the followlng quotations
OF local securities:
Evening journal., 1920-10-29
Talk About Low Prices
You'll Be Surprised

You'd hardly believe there was
store in town offering such reasonably
priced good clothes on easy terms-but
the answer is simple.
Times are not so prosperous as last
wear, and we can buy for less and give
YOU the benefit of these savings. 1t isn't
onlv that we can do it, but we are doing
it. Come in and see-'you'll be sur
prised.'
Evening journal., 1920-10-29

n has become hahit N DelaAare
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01

be given in the club rooms. one at 3
O'Clock and one at o'clock i'm the
evening. Mrs. X. c. De Rhodes IS
general chairman of the affair and
viii be assisted by a number Of
committees. Mrs. lands II. Writ
will be chairman of the decorating
committee and will be aided by Mrs.
w. Young. Mrs. L. A Wood Mrs.
Charles Stahl and Mrs. Lutte Baker
Gum Tickets-Nrs Charles I'M
mel and Mrs. Ralph Harris; door
Mrs II. r. VitOu, Mrs. +. J. l..
Meyer, Mrs. Sam Kruger and Mrs.
Edward Hagey. Ushers for the aft
crnoon will be Mrs. James Taylor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01
Revelations Of a Wife
My Hear and My Husband
BY ADELE GARRISON

My savage mood did not serve
me long. 1t changed to sheer panic
as we turned into the driveway AMI
1 slimpsed the group on the YER
anda. With Jack Beckett in the
mood he had shown on the way
home, this little scene of Harriet
Braithwaite's setting had most un-
pleasant possibilities.
Marion, in the seat beside me,
looked up at me eagerly, but didn
speak the desire in her eyes TO be
the stage manager of the surprise
of which she knew only the sur
face / SnatCneG at the chance her
childish enthusiasm Elisht have o;
giving the thing an air of just hap
pening.
Go ahead, Marion" I said smil-
ing at her
She jumped up in the seat just
as l drew the car 10 the steps OF
the veranda, and had thrown Open
the door of the tonneau before !
had fairly stopped.
SURPRISE Surprise" she called.
Grandma, Uncle Dicky. Every
body, See what I've brought yOu."
Dicky, with his usual delightful
air of welcoming guests, had dashed
down he steps as ne caught SignJ
of Jack and Katherine. and was
helping Katherine out of the car as
he talked volUbly.
"Wcll, What do you know about
this2" he demanded. 'MaISe, YOU
certainly put one over oE us this
time. Jack, old man. welcome 10
the ancestral seat of Richard era
ham, jr. Katherine I'm mighty
glad TO see you. Come up 10 the
mater How glad she'll be TO see
YOU again
Thanks 10 Marion and Dicky the
guests had been swept 10 the cen
ter Of the vcraEda before they had
a chance TO see The Brgithwaites. /
shot a swift. frightened. Euilt-slar-
ing glance at Harriet BTaithNaite,
and was relieved 10 see that she was
raagnihCe in her control of any
showing % emotion. Iler manner
was perfect as she rose with the
others when we reached the YER
anda.
There was no need 10 look Go see
the effect the unexpected guests had
upon DIR. Braithwaite AS he
caught sight of Katherine his face
LIT up, his eyes fairly danced with
pleasure, and he strobe toward her
both hands outstretched. showing
Dicky TO one side with one move
ment II his mighty shoulders
katherine sonnet" he eXclaim-
ed. We'll, WelI Well,'
The cNDletives doomed ont like
the explosions of small artillery. lie
had seized Katherine's small hands
in rs own big ones. and was Shak-
ing them up and dow vigorously
gazing down at her the while as II
Dic<v declared afterwcrd. she were
something OF the Christmas tree
that I'd had wanted q long tine
Harriet" He turned toward ri:
wife, who, indeed, was at his elbow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01

smiling with just the right air of
welcome. do you see who's here?
our own little girl, who helped US
out so royalty! I suppose L don't
dare kiss her now she's a staid old
Beredictess. or whatever they call
the feminine of Benedict. but you
can make up for me-"
III do my best, Edwin, she
laughed back, and then her arms
went round Katherine in a close
embrace, and l knew that the kiss
she gave her was one of genuine at
lection.
For Harriet Braithwaite nor any
other woman of average mentality
and common sense could have mis-
taken the greeting which big DR..
Braithwaite had given Katherine
Beckett for anything else than what
it was-genuine fatherly pleasure
in once more seeing a girl who had
worked shoulder TO shoulder with
him through the greatest cataclysI
the world had ever known, and
who had nursed both himself and
his wife through dangerous illness
There had not been a single trace
Of self-consciousness in the greet
ing. II had been a genuine out
burst Of the big physicians real
feelings.
1 knew that for Harriet Braith-
waite the question Of the nature Of
her husbands affection for RATHER
inc which had made hell Of her
life for so many months was for
ever, settled.
But what did Jack Beckett think
of il?
looked at him furtively. fear
fully. I had caught one glimpse CT
his ugly mood, and / knew only too
well his old jealousy Of DIT. Braith-
waite, the misery he had caused
Katherine on account Of il. both be
fore her marriage and after l..
had not dared 10 look at him when
DR.. Braithwaite had made that
jocosc reference to a kiss, and hoped
that ne had not heard il, but when
I saw his icy eyes and dark frown
knew that we were in for an ex-
DlOs-on.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01
IMPRESSIVE RITES
MARK SCOUT EVENT
Scouts Give Demonstrations of
First Aid-Parents Are
Guests.

Impressive ceremonies marked
the installation Of Troop No. 1,
South Bend Boy Scouts. which took
place at the Chamber Of Commerce
building Tuesday night. Although
the troop has been fully organized
for some time it was not until re-
Gently that it received it's national
charter from Washington.
10 w Taylor, scout executive of
the local council. delivered a short
address to the members of the newly
chartered troop in which he i'm
pressed upon them the necessity Of
living up TO and abiding by various
scout laws
At Wave of Hand.
Following Mr. Taylor's talk the
scouts gave a demonstration in first
aid work for the benefit OF their
attend the installation. At the con-
clusicn OF the program refresh
ments were served.
The arrival of non-accident week
in South Bend has brought about
new duties for the Boy Scouts of
the city. They are now actively aid
ing the police force in regulating
the traffic of the city and in making
safe the way of drivers and pedes-
TRANS.
They have charge Of the traffic
at all the corners outlying the down
town district and at a sign of the
hand can halt or pass anything from
a flivver 10 a truck. Each scout
has a red flag with which TO do his
signalling.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01
DIR SPECIAL.

Delicious walnut crisp made of
fresh new crop walnuts at 90 cents
pound at the Diana" 9499-3-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01
announcements

A meeting Of the Old Time
Friends club Will be held today wiki
Mrs. ]. NJ. Chillas. 51l s. ST. Joseph
ST.
A social meeting Of the Ardmore
Friday evening at the Ardmore
school Music viii be furnished by
the 10 Artis orchestra A penny
supper viii be served i'm the base
mo1t Of the school from until S
o'clock.
The Mothers club Will meet al
the home of Mrs Charles Nillhouse
COlfaX aV. Thursday afternoon
The members Of the Ayudadora
circle Will be entertained at the
home OF Mrs. Forest Dalton, 21S
W. Marion ST., this afternoon.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the First NJ. r. church
VIII meet in the friendship parlorq
of the church Thursday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. The leader Of the
afternoon viii be Mrs. Henry l.
Davis Mrs. Davis viii be assisted by
AIRS. c. f. Russ, Mrs. John Layton.
Mrs. George Wyman. Mrs. e y.
Moore. Mrs. G. J. Whitmer, Mrs II.
O.. Ereigbaum Mrs. Eva Netzgcr
and Mrs Minnie Hostcter The sub
jec, for the afternoon is The Prom
Use OF the Future"
The Ladies Aid society of the
German VI. +. church viii meet
this afternoon with Mrs. w. Kueh-
row. 715 +. Ohio st.
The Thursday club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A J.
Gaslill, 406 +. Monroe ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01

Crawfordsyille. Ind. Mr.. and Mrs
ochs are both mem bers Of the June
class OF 1923 of the American school
Of Ostoopathy They Will be at home
after Dec. In the Miller building.
Kirksyiile, No.
Mrs. Margaret Whaley entertain
ed ] 2 members Of the Live Sax
Drill Team Monday night at her
home 825 Smith 81 In the contests
favors We're awarded Mrs Harry
Reid and Mrs Nary Chelmauiak. Re
freshment5 were served. All mem
bers are requested 20 bring gift TO
the Christmas party which will be
held In two weeks at the home OF
Mrs. Grace Jones. 827 +. Dayton 81.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wallace. 536
S. Main ST., entertained y guests at
dinner Monday night The table
was made attractive with bitter
sweet. and candles added further TO
the success Of the decorations. At
ter the dinner. the party attended
the dance at the Indiana club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01

Coal, wood and feed. Jaquith's
River Park Yard. Call Mishawaka
2O7. 9453-Dec. 4-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01
Clubs
SOCIETY

Mrs Joseph Stephenson spoke 20
the high school girls bible class OF
the Y. ". g. A. Tuesday afternoon,
81 her experiences as a traveller in
China. The regular work Of the
class was conducted by Miss Jean
Lamont in the absence OF Mrs
Robert Appieman a social hour
followed the bible study A supper
preceded the meeting Of the bust
ness wOmen'5 bible class which was
held Tuesday evening In the AssOcia-
ZION building. Both classes Will
meet In a week
An all day sewing was held by the
Schuyler Rebekah thimbIe Tuesday
az the home Of Mrs Mayme Wells
426 +. South 81 NeedIework for
the spring bazaar TO be given by the
club occupied the day and pot
luck dinner was served at noon 20
u members. Regular meetings
will be discontinued through the
Christmas holidays and the next
meeting on Jan. (. Will be held with
Mrs. Charles Page.
Mrs Harry ConEer. 312 w. JEFF
fersOn blvd, was hostess 20 nine
members Of the Plymouth Needle
craft Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Conger, OF Plymouth was "a guest.
NecdlcWOrk and contests were the
DIVERSIONS OF the afternoon. Mrs.
Charles Lambert being a favor win
Her. The members will entertain
their husbands this evening with a
card party az the home OF Mrs. John
Pfender, 911 s. Marietta ST.. The
club viii hold an all day meeting
with Mrs o. -. HOhau. 91g r. Du-
bail av., In two weeks when Christ
"a % mil N..
The periods Of American furniture
were discussed az a meeting of the
Clio circle Tuesday afternoon EN-
phasis was placed on the character.
istiCs Of the colonial and modern
periods and the work of Psyse iu Tire
colonial period was described by
Mrs. William NcHeury and Mr..
Harry Schock who were in charge
Of the program. Refreshments were
served az tho close OF the meeting
by the hostesscs. Mrs charles
Crockett. who entertained the club
members az her home. $40 w Col
fax av. The club VIII meet with
Mrs. Herbert EldridEe, 702 w Col
FAX av., on Dec. "a.
The president of the Reclamation
circle, Miss Bczs Morse. entertained
In" CluD mem beTS az her nome, $40
j. Dayton st.. Tuesday evening.
Covers were placed for eight az an
oyster supper which preceded the
regular business meeting. A dis
CUssiOn Of the literary works Of
Robert HerriCk occupied the session.
in two weeks an evening meeting
viii be held with Miss Wilma Seas
OF. lis T. Dayton 81.
Mrs Harry Mallory. 2223 s. La
fayette blvd. entertained the mem
bers of the North Side Social club
Tuesday Music was a diversion Of
The afternoon, which was spent SO
cially The club members Will meet
~ the home OF Mrs. r.. F. Clybournc,
~ Rex ST.. on Dec. "A.
Announcement has been received
az the marriage of Mrs Edith Meek
ienburg Of this city and George w
Ochs II Toledo. Ohio. The cere-
mony took place Nov. 81 at the res
tdence OF the officiating minister,
Rev. COndit Of the Christian church
Eirksvile. Mo. They We're attend
cd by Mr.. and Mrs l. T.. Layue OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Roy CersSaus, EdwardsburS,
Mich 10 Fay RininSer. South Bend
Silas L. Gillian, South Bend, TO
Angela BudinaurO, South Bend.
Robert j.. TaliaferrO, Three Riv-
ers, Mich, TO Irene WatsOns, Three
Rivers, Mich.
John F. Osborne, Grant, Mich, to
Gonna KrOgh. Chicago.
Albin S. KOlupa, South Bend, to
Kathryn HALEY, South Bend.
LeOna Emma Cramer, South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01
Personals

John NJ Matson. 500 s Rush St.
has been called to Chicago on bust
ness.
Mrs G. N. Cunningham, 500 s.
Carroll ST., who has Aeen the guest
of Miss Helen Kuhlman of Auburn,
Ind, has returned home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01

Announcement has been received
Of the marriage of Mrs. Edith Meek
ienburg Of this city and George w.
OChs II Toledo. Ohio. The Cere-
mony took place Nov. q at the res
idence of the officiating minister.
Rev. Condit Of the Christian church
Kirksvule. Mo. They were attend
I'd by Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Layne of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01
Philanthropy

chairman: Miss Mary Russ, Miss
sara Witwer. Miss Vernice Elbel and
Mrs. Carl Ginz. for the evening,
Mrs. +. b. Rupel. Miss Helen Russ,
Miss Y. Elbel. Miss Ruth Staples
and Miss Leah Zuver.
oil paintings and pastels by Mrs.
". VI. banner which were exhibited
at a meeting Of the art department
Monday Will be on display at the
lectures Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01
BIRTHS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick J. Madison,
l.. Lasalle av, "a son.
NJ. and Mrs. Piotr Tiekinsll. S25
$. Anthony ST., a daughter, Nov 2S.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo TschidO, Portage
township a daughter. Nov. 2S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01

Mrs Harry Mallory. 2223 s. La
fayette blvd. entertained the mem
bers of the North Side Social club
Tuesday Music was a diversion OF
The afternoon, which was spent So
cially. The club members will meet
~ the home OF Mrs r. r. Clybournc,
T12 Rex ST.. on Dec "A.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01

Every woman is at heart an artist
and longs through the medium Of
dress to express her artistic tendeD-
cies but often through misdirected
tastes fails 10 achieve success in har-
mOniousiy costuming herself. Miss
Evelyn Hansen Of the extension de-
partment of the Chicago Art Insti-
tute Will come TO South Bend on
Thursday under the sponsorship Of
the department of civic and philan-
throLy of the Progress club to give
a dress demonstration. illustrating
with living models suitable styles
for all types.
Two lecture demonstrations will
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-01

REGULAR DINNER. CSC
At Washington restaurant. Orchestra
every evening. 943S-tf-Advt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
OANVlLLE GIRL, CHIDED,
FIRES BULLET IN BRAIN
Chnscs Mother nn,I sister Into Yard
fhch Destroys Herself with
Revolver,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
pANV1LLE. VA. NOV. 1I.-Inmma
kate Allen, 95 years old ana daurh;c,,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. y. Allen, sho; and
killed herself at 10 o'clock YESTERDAY
morning n her parents homo or Clny
street.
Tho young woman ia said 10 lay.
Aowh into n passion when her mother
upbraidcd her. ran 10 tho rnant.l in
the living room and took down a re
ro!ver. which hung there with HE
remark that she would SHOW them"
ana kill herself. Mrs. Alien, seeing
that her daughter was highly strung.
srSppied with her ard in the s,rur :
gle three bullets were fired, striking
the wall.
Mrs, Allen in her account today
SAID that her daughter warned hrr
TO release her held On tho wrauon
anu as 1t was pointed at the Ollie =
"onan'S body at that moment. sh q
aia SO. and calling to another ;iauyh :
ter IN the house TO flee. she ram MIR
sued by l.emma, who fired one limo
IN the yard. Mrs. Allen turned round
and saw her daughter standing on
.ne back porch. She put the revolver
70 hcr temple and fired Il shot. Whicb
caused her immediate death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
GOOD ADVANCES IN
COTTON ARE NOTED
Selling Of Past Week Due Mainly =,
constant Flow of Pessimistic
Talk.
10y Associated Press.l

NJ" ORLEANS. LA. Nov. H.
W nile there We're substantial adj
Nances in the PRICE OF cotton in the
carly sessions Of last week the trend
was, strongly lower later and on the
CLOSING session prices of most months
IN inc contract department were al
haw low levels for the season. De
TTeWocr cropped 10 l7.2l and May to
80 TO * points above the level OF
inc close OF the preceding week ana
'it the lowest il was - 10 liz ppints
under. The range was II. To ISg
FONTS and the net results Of Tho
week were losses Of y to 81 points
december closed at 17.44 which com
pared with 1880 as the closing nrice
IN middling in the spot market In
me net results middling lost 10
Tho selling Of the weei; was due
mainly TO The constant now Of pessi.
1nistic talk from other markets. m
unsatisfactory world financial condi
lions. the closing dow.i or going on
short time OF inany cotton mills and
Inc lower trend OF Arsces qf finished
market WAS unfator:fGl$ affected Nv
mo census bureau report on Ancri-
can mills for October which placed
ronsumption al 3ss.>3, bales against
october OF LAST year. Cptu-As OF tn"
week were mainly due to covering OF
the short interest Uutayorablc
weather. too wet at times and alb
normally cold at others. wa. hlrdj.
more than a steaay!ng influence al.
edged that bad weather had worked
further serious injury TO the grade
or cotton open in the fields. The
IreezinS weather over the belt at
tne emo or Inc week was regarded
!, aS definitely marking the close OF Tic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
BURGLAR MAKES ESCAPE
At TER FIGHT WITH Guns
Winchester Policeman Foils At
tempt to Rob Ciothier'S Safe.
Thief Makes GETAWAY.
! .Sneninl 10 Tho Times-nisna.ri-

I:nc2ihl 10 The Times Dispa;cn.1
WING it:ST:ER, VA, Nov. li.--An
urkn"wn burglars effort 10 blast a
steel vault in the clothing establish
ticnt OF :. II. iisdlc. in the heart OF
the retail district. early today was
frustrated by Policeman Rcuianin
Aruei, whose attention was attracted
by the sound of a hammer and drill
against the safe.
rs the officer entered n rear door.
which previously had been ii1nrnied.
IN" burglar spranE up, ran TO the
front door. smashed a large plate
glass and escaped. Armcl shot at
Il distance of fifty yards, and the
man fell, but soon rcsaincd his feet
AND dartcJ into < nearby alley, with
IN" policeman in pursuit. Almcl
hrc'i Nv" more shots at the fleeing
man. who returned the shots. The
surroundings indicated tho burglar
was about TO pour nitro-glyccrin in
Tue hole when discovered. II Was
rtr"rtcd thi" afternoon he had ac-
completes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Soldiers nndr Arrive.

FREDER1CKSE VA. Nov. 10
The body OF private Bailey T.; John
son, y. ;. A. OF this city, Who died
pneumonia, reached snurr
}estercay afternoon from ITS long
journey across the Atlantic. ~,
Johnson was t""nty- six years uf age
st his death. liz went overseas =,
AN A. l.. i. !naclinc-Sun battalion.
Surviving the young here arc his
father. NJ. s. Johnson. four brothrrs-.
ramp. arthur and Malcolm johnson.
OF TINS city, and Fred Johnson. ~
AleXandria--and three s!sters--S,rs
CHARLES sullivan, Mrs. George Elem
ing and Mrs. -. J. Herring. OF MS
city. Funeral services were h.li At
me grave this afternoon az o'cIocI,.
conducted By Rev. X. o. Gi,rlor, NJ,
galibeareTs were "X-sc-vice .ucc ,yh>
left this city ia the sam. quota WIN
me deceased Intermeut was mad.
,ctery. ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
DEMOCRATS WILL MEET
PAUl'S CLAIM TO SEAT
Republicans May Make Enort To In-
stall tnHuccrsSruI Candidate
In Congress-.
! Snecial to Tho Timcs- Dispatrh- I

lSpecial TO Tho Times Dispatch.
WINCHESTER. VA. Nov. H.-Auy
Effort on the par. q; disappointed
republicans TO contest the rc.,icc-
ton Of Representative 7. W liar
fis"r. Democrat, Of Winchester. aud
have tho iiouse seat Ills uusuccess-
iul opponent. John Paul, % Harrison
hurg, Va, Is mcmh.r of Congress
from the Seventh virginia District
Will be met with a mass of evidence
Il ia said. iii support OF tho Demo
cratic claims thai the recent ciec
tion was conducted fairly aud square
~ on their part.
1t is the general belief here that
IN" election officials. Democrats and
isepub!icans alike. gave all qualified
voters an equal opportunity 10 east
tncir ballots. and there was no hint
OF possible contest until after Judge
harrison was re-elcctcd