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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26
y,n N1inneieta ,4n> Nerc<
Dafcta.

Sn elmer fiir5li9en 8eipre6nng 0es
grgebniHes 6es Gorpnblen in Wtin=
neIota, oie nit ser Nieoer1age Der
bon Ser Nonpartiian 2iga nrD Der
orgoniiierten Mrbeiteri6aft gernei1t=
i9oftlid aufgeiteqten &anoioaten fir
Die b0beren 5%taatsamter enoeten, bat=
ten mir es ols iebr tpabri6einli6 be-
5eidnet, 0aB Die geidlagenen &anoi=
0oten in Sen &auptmablen i'm Nopem=
Der no9mals, nn6 5par als ~unab=
bGngige," Sen &nmpf altfnebmen pur=
Sen. unlere 6amnlige Germuturg fat
fi9 beltdtigt: OR. @enrif Sbplteao>
&anotoat fiir 0as @onperne1trsamt
ouf Dem 6armer=M rbeiter=Sidet uno
Sic a116eren unter Derlelben TlQgge
onfgetretenen nno ge16lagenen 9e=
merber I'M Bic b0beren Staatsamter
bobenbor ein paar Sage11 lire 1euer=
life &u11oi0otur ongefiin0igt.
Dieie Mnfiin0tgnng lit Die 5olge
entipreden0er 8el6liiile Ser StootS=
fonbention ser organilierten Mrbeiter=
i9aft nn6 elmer I'M perga1genen Wo=
nate in Minneapolis abgeboltenen
8eipre6ung bon f%ibren0en Mitglie=
Bern ser Nonpartiian 2iga aus alien
Eeilen 6es Staats> 6ie an ste 8e6ing=
ing gefnipft poren, 6aB redt5eitig
elm binrei6en6er &agnefon0s auf=
gebra9t mer6e. Dieie 8eoingung lit
nl1nmebr als 6as &einltat eifriger
Mgitation nnter SEN Sarmern un6
Mrbeitern Minnei otas erfiiat, ul16 Sic
~unabbdngigen" &an6ioaten 5ieben
init umio gr0Berer 3uberii6t ins Sel0
als Tie tpdbren6 Ser nod berbleiben=
Sen 5ebn @o9en ser @ablfampagne
a14 nod auf Die unterfiibnng elmer
tdglt@en 8eitung 5dblen 6iirfen, Der
en- 6eblen in ser @ampagne fir Die
Borpablen bon ibnen uls cine Der
Saupturia6en fir ibre Nie6erlage
be5ei6net m1r6e. Mo9 in Ser lau=
fen6en ISOLDE ion Sic erlte Drummer
6es uWinneiota Dailp Star" er=
i6einen, pelder> fir sic @rnn6idbe
1tn6 Observation-Disclosures ser &an=
6i6aten Ser Nonpartiian 2iga un6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26
wilien's wmnjA

Die bette uno einleu9tenolte Yrobe
cuf oas grempel fir Die Germerfli9=
felt Des TolterbunOespertrags in iei=
ner gegenpartigen 6aliung, Die i'm
i,itt gu einem %Snitrument 0es 5rie=
Gems, lonOern gum 8ert5eug 0es ra=
deberrlbenOen Smperialismus mo6t,
l~iefert Die g%egenwartlge polnll6e &a=
ia tropbe. @are es nab YrdllOent
Miliuns @unib gegangen> batte allo
Der gunOesle r1at ben Gertrag nit
%lan1ult benz on1il10ien Mrtitel 10 gut
gebeiben l1nD lid Damit fir ben gin=
tritt IN ben &DlferbunO erfldrt, 10
wiirOe Die Slpuiion polnii6es @ebietS
Ourd) ruiiil6e Iruppen mabrl6einli9
idon ldl1glt gum MnlaB genomme1
1ein, I'M Die Gertragsma6te> alio anf)
Nnlerifa, %mufgruno eben oie1es Irti=
fels 10 5lm S6ub Oes feierli9 Der=
brieften YebietsbeltanOes YolenS ouf=
5ltrufen.
I'M ere SugenO urD uniere Silfs=
n1ittel miiroen Damn fir England unO
Uranfreid], Die ii6 jeet angeltdts Der
&ricg5l1rlult int eigel1en 2an0e nno
Der llnbcredenbarfeit Ser 3ufunftS=
entlpidlung Dor Ser &erantportlt6=
feit fir 9eraufbeidmoruag zines
&rieges nit Gl1blan0 ifeuen, gera0e
gut genug iein, I'M 5ur G~ertetoignng
Eolens gegcn Oie Guilell, Sic Ood nur
einen Nngriff5frieg nit @affengepalt
5uriif9epielen boben, aufgeboten 5n
lperoen. Man brau6t li6 0ieie gpen=
tl1alit1t MIR Dorsuiteqen> I'M ii6 un6
DEM 2anoe @liid gu niini6en, oaB es
our9 sic @a9iamfeit Der Senatsmebr
felt %gelungen lit, cine leberrumpel=
ung bes pertrauensieligen un6 ni9ts
9oies %obnenoen amerifanii9en Solfes
5u berbiiten.
Gepib Itebt Dem amerifanif9en
&ongreB bus ~a1einige &e9t gu, im
Nanen ser Ser. 5toatcn &rieg at en-
fldren. @eiest ieoo9 Sen SAL, Mme=
rifo pdre Elm @lie6 oes Golferbnn0es
nr0 ais ioldes CUR MISUNDERSTANDING
Oes territorialen 8eltBitanbes 8olens,
ols elmer gleidbere6tigten Gertrags=
madt, perpflidtet, 10 miir6e Die 8ei=
gerung, aus 6ieiem MnlaB &rieg GIT
erflaren un6 fir ben &rieg ben6tig-
ten Silfsmittel 5u bepiuigen, gleid=
beoeute1t0 nit Ser Hi6teinl0inng Ell
rer feterli6 etngegongenen @erpfli9=
lung fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26

pc, S6ofolaoe ooer mas eS geraoe
gibt; 0a3u itets cine 'groBe S6nitte
WeiBbrot. Cam beginnt bas lultige
@eflapper Der 20ffel, Snnoert 4ir1=
Ser fiibler tpieber einmal 6as 10 lange
%u1gemobnte @efibl 6es Sattieins.
Da finoet man unter ben &inoerr
lang aufgei6oiiene, blaBe Sungens
o6er fleine perfMmmerte @eitalten, an
6enen audi bas ungeiibte Nuge er<
fennen mnB, oaB 8ruit uno 2nngen
1tibt geniigen0 enttpidelt iin0, Inn Dem
our6 @unger gei6ma6ten &0rper Den
10 nottpenoigen 5uuerito 5%u5nfubren
Der Sic 8eoingung lit fir Elm forperli-
DIES un6 geiItiges @e0eiben un6 8obl
bcfin0en.
Die dr5tli6e nnteril1dung Ser &in=
Ser fat 1tns traurige Eatia6en gelie=
fert. @uroen bod febsidbrige &inber
geinr6en Sic nit &leioern .ni6t mebr
els a. nn0 26 Bfun0 tpogen. 8o5
lit aus Ser Sugen6 Deuti6lan6s &C.
morben! Ser SAB 6ranfrei6s uno
Gnglan6s fonnte it6 eigentli6 BE-
frieoigt fiblen.
Sn 6ieie gegentpdrtigen, 6%iiteren
@erbdltnifie i9eint mum 6as ielbitloie
2iebesperf Ser Audfer pie Elm len9=
TENDER Stern binein nn6 miro, 6as
boffen mir nit ibnen, 6as Mnfangs=
tperf bil6e1 at elmer beiieren @erltan.
6ignng Der Barteien, Ser &laiien un1
Nationen. Die @ei6ihte Ser Qua-
fer gibt uns ia audi ein leu@ten6es
@eiipteI, 6aB nginigfeit 1tarf madt"
nn6 6aB augemeine Meni6enliebe
ni6t nur elm Ieerer 8egriff it,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26
70. 2lueult go

Der Arbeiteri6aft eintreten uno Dor
aaem IN 6en Staoten W1tt1teapol1s
uno ct. Saul fir tie 5timn1nng 81
MAIDEN er1uden miro.
@eraoe umgefebrt lit Sic Gage IN
Nortb Dafota, no Die Mnbanger Der
Nonportiian 2iga in BEN 8orpablen
foit onr6megs erfolgrei6 paren nno
in Der @a11pttpabl als Die regularen
republifaniiden &an6i0aten ouf oem
Wabl5ettel eri9einen meroen. Sour
0aB in Nortb 3afota bie BET ser 8e-
merbung Inn 0ie republifanii6e No-
mination @eidlagenen i'm NoDember
nibt als uunobbangige" ouftreten
moQten, mie oies in Minneiota Ser
SAL fem miro, ionoern> iit INN BlGBe
ouf Dem oemofratiiben Sidet betpar.
ben. Ser 8eriu6 lit ibnen je0o6
miBgliiftl 6el1n in elmer Dor fur5em
in @runo SORTS, 81. g., abgebaltenen
9eipre6ung bon 5iibrern Ser beioen
alten Yorteien pur0e bei6loiien ge=
meiniam fir Die in sen Gormablen
nominierten 0emofratii6en Bemerber
Inn 6as glmt oes 8unoesienators> 6es
@~ouDerneurs, Gi5egouDerneurs un6
Staatsauoitors ein5utreten nn0 MIR
Die 6ei6en &anoi6aten Der republic
fanii9en Maidine, oie in SEN 8or=
mablen bel Der 8e1perbung Inn bas
Mmt 6es StaatsiefretGrs, be5p..
@taatsidabmehters gegen Nonpat=
tiian 2iga=&anbi6aten Sen Sieg ba=
bongetragen <batten, ou9 ieitens Ser
9emofraten 5u unteritiiben.
Die &onferen5 in @ran0 Sorts
fan6 unter ftrengitem Musi6lulie ser
! Seffentlidfeit itatt; ouein 10 piel lit
oo6 0ur6geiidert, oaB es in BEN Ser
b%an6lnngen gu bitteren &dmpfen
5pii9en BEN oemofratii6en Tolitifern
uno 0en Mn6dngern bon @m. 2anger
fam, Ser Dor 51pei Sabren als Mnban=
Ser Nonpartiion 2igo gum General
anpnlte bon Nortb 0afota gepdblt
pur6e> mabreno ieiner @n1ts5eit aber
cine S6nenfung gum r%eftiondren,
bon BEN i%ogenannten ~Sntereiien"
fontroqirten 6liigel Ser &epublifaner
5u baben ideint uno Don 6ieien in 6en
@ormabIen als @eqenfa116i6at gegen
@ouperneur 6ra5ier oufgelteut puroe,
Ser iid Inn Die ubermolige Nomira-
tion fir iein Mmt benarb 1tn6 6amit
erf olgrei6 mar. Gie Mnnnbme i6ei1t
qeredtfertigt, 6oB Sic Sppojition Ser
9enofruten gegen Sanger ni6t 10
iebr 61trh Sen @lol1ben an Sic GRO
Bere politii6e St6rfe Tires Wonnes,
ols bielmebr 6urd Sic Grmdgung be-
0ingt mur6e, Bag Tie es iih in einem
Erdli6entenipab1iobr niht leiiten
fonnten, tire INSTRUMENTATION Ell
nen1 ~l1nobbdnaigen" o6cr Mepubli=
foner CUR @erfiignng sn itel(en un6
anf 6ieie @eiie ielber Sic M0glihfeit
an 5erItoren. SEN Stoat 6em 6emp=
tiif'en MISUNDERSTANDING 5u=
5ufiibren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26
Gtmas anNeres.

Die republifanti9e 8artei beabii6-
tigt, oem 2an0e fir 8tlions Natio.
nenliga etmas a1tberes o%ar5ubieten.
ipie aus 9errn @libu &oots 8e1ud
I'M @aag gu erieben lit. Die @nt1te=
bu11a bes @oager tribunals uno lei.
ne Gerbo1fommnung 'mer0en Ser
@elt oie nottpen6ige Mal6inerie bic
ten CUR 8eilegung auer internationa'
len Streitfrogen obne @ilions agetio.
nenliga, bie, tpie 6ie @elt metB, nidts
an6eres lit als ein 0edmantel fiji
5ronfrei9s un6 @nglan6s nattonalt.
1tiiden Smperialismus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26
Rilfe fir Die bemti@en,
Kin>er.

Die Notmen6igfeit a1sgiebiger Sill
fe fir Die 0euti9en &i16er un6 Mfiit=
ter ieitens ser Mmerifaner 6euti9er
M%b1tamm11ng lit mie0erbolt beroor=
geboben tpor6en. Son ibr bdngt 0ie
Mn%s6ebnmng 6es 2iebestperfs Ser &in=
6erbilfsmtliion Ser Sreun6e Nnd=
fer) bon Mmerifa ob, 6eren &nnpt=
quarter ii9 befanntli9 in $50. 20.
Sontb 1915 @treet, @bila6elpbio, ga.
befin6et. Sc fat Sic 1ebbafteite Mn=
erfennung gefun6en. Nidts i1n}trtert
Sic fur6fbare Scot tpel@e 6ie olte
&eimat 10 bieler Mmerifa11er be6robt,
in flarerer @eiie> mie Sic @rflGrnng
6es beriibmten &pgienifers ser Miin=
6ener uniberiitGt Hrof. Or. Mnguit
bon @artner, Ser 5ufolge in 9eutid=
lan6 I'M n6blten @inter fiinf5ebn Mil
lionen Wenfben @ungers lterben tper=
Sen, tpenn 6as Muslan6 ni6t onsgie=
bige &ilfe in @eitalt bon Nobrungs=
mittel1 nn6 on6eren 8e6arf sortifeIn
1en6et.
Die 9euti6lan6 6roben6e @rnqbr=
ungsfataltropbe lit 10 n%ngebe11er, 6aB
Elm Mppeu an Sic bieiigen 8lutsber=
panoten 6es 6eutl6en 8olfes eigent=
lid iiberfliBig eri6einen ioute. gs
mub penigftens Sen &inoer11 nrr6 Den
%angeben0en ur0 itiaen0en Miittern
cit W0glidfeit gegeben peroen, Sic
lt:*iid,c .3eit 5u iibcriteben. Sen &C.
lcru un0 9eieri1nen iln0 nadfteben6e
A1rsfisfrltngen> melde in Gre uGdg=
lide Mlno1dou" in Berlin ant 80.
S'tni rer0ffentli6t mur6e11, 5u einge=
bender 1ur6leiuna %empfoblen:
~Sn 0ieier %traurigen 3eit ser Cor
gen, 6es @aBes nn0 Der Selbliu6t
mar cS mir %bergonnt, einem groBen>
11neigenniibigen 2iebesperf nGber5u=
treten: Ndmlt6 Ser Speiiung 6ertt=
lder a11sgebnngerter &in6er 6ur9 sic
8eieai6aft Ser Srenn6e o0er aud
Qndfer genannt aus Mmerifo.
9te1eS Notwithstanding Inter-
nebmen ber6ient in 6en meitej ten
&reiien oeritan6en nn6 gepiir6igt 5u
per6en. SSn alien gr0Bern StG6ten
Denti6lan6s befin6en ii9 3entralen
Der ~Srenn6e," bon 6enen Sic Gpei=
iungen in 6en betreffen6en @emein=
Ben geleitet mer6en. &eihli1l nabr=
BAIT un6 gut 5nbereitete Speilen per=
ben Den &in6ern berabfolgt. @s Mir
De etnem ieoen Ser5en gut tun> Sic
leudter16en Mugen 11n6 SEN g1ten Sip
petit unierer &in6er 5u ieben. SSn lon=
ger &eibe Der ammeln ii9 3. g. sic
&1aben in ser Eurnbaue elmer S1u-
1e; Elm je6er brtngt ieinen @Bnopf nn6
ieinen 20ffel nit nn6 empfGngt nit
6anfbarem 2Gdeln o6er nu9 nit
i6euem 0onfestporte sic fir i'm be-
itimmte Hortion, beiteben6 aus iiiBem
&eisbrei in Mil6 aefo6t, @rbienil1p=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26

Die @ngIdn6er iin6 freu5brope
9eute> Tie iagen es ielbit aber bon
0anfbarfeit baben lie ieltiame gor=
i%teIungen. Wir baben ibnen Meiopa-
tumien beri6afH, uno nun idlieBen
lie uns bon BEN 6ortigen Selqueuen
aus. ltniere Mnglopbilen iollen 6ar=
Oh gan5 ent5iidt fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-26
Mmerifanii9e &orreipon6enten, sic

Mmerifanii6e &orreipon6enten, Sic
aus &onltantinopel 5uriidfebren err
flaren ibereinltimmen6, felt 6em
gin5l1ge Der Mqiierten lei sic Staot
an @ol6enen &orn sic ltnmoralii9ite
Sta0t Ser @elt getpor6en. go lit
8iesba6en> 10 &oln, 10 Main5 nn6
Saorbriiden, un6 10 iin6 nod mon6e
oeutide StG0te felt 6em @in5uge Ser
MQiierten moraliid berieu6t por6en.
1n6 6us tpoqen 6ie &etter @nropas
iein!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
Special Prices Monday
on Bracelet Watches

EIgin, small size, plain
with gold face; has two
bracelets. the extension and
ribbon, each nicely boxed.
Regularly $500. Monday
at $3z.oS.
1O-year gold-filled octa-
gon shape gold face 7-jewel
Wrist Watch, with extern
sion or ribbon bracelet. Reg
ularly $l2.98. Monday at
S1O.oS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
Unusual Values in JeWelry

Unusual values III JeWelry
Sample Pieces Odd Lots Grouped for Active Sale
Worth Regularly $3.50, $z75 $z9S and $3.25
at k :os sss sv. Rsss "s .ss ssd
bar and brooch pins, gold filed bracelets
fisre mounnss jade velvet collars rhine
buckles solid gold cuff buttons gold filled
mems gold filled wadema watch chains gold filled picture
ockets sterling silver orgnette chains rhinestone and fancy
bar bead necklaces every color and design mounted
combs pins bead and rhinestone slipper buckles and
feather Royal -MainF Floor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30

10 10 80 per cent. and they declare
that the price of furniture will be
not more than 10 per cent lower i'm
the spring. Always underpaid. fur
niture workers are now asking and
and receiving increases in wages.
while the price of raw materials for
furniture is going down. merchants
state.
Hardware Prospects In Doubt.
Hardware. never a seasOnable ar
ttcle, "a compared with clothing and
shoes. remains at about the same
prices as before with some increases
in builders hardware. and decreases
i'm other lines. Hardware men Of
the city were reluctant 10 discuss
the state Of business and prices. and
said that they could not state posi-
lively what next spring would bring
forth. However. they declared that
buying was proceeding with caution
20 supply the needs of the hour, and
that spring goods will begin 10 come
i'm soon. when prices could be better
determined.
a leading candy store of the city
has reduced its prices on nearly all
lines from Is cents 10 CSC a pound.
Though il was not stated as certain
that these reductions would be per
manent candy men say that prices
here are sure to go down
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
LYDICK

Mr.. and Mrs Don Lindsey en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tumble and Mr.. and Mrs Marvin
Trumble and daughter Marjorie, at
dinner Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot and daugh-
ter. Gertie. OF South Bend. and Mr..
aud Mrs. Roy HOlston, spent Satur-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beck.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Straup enter
tanned with "a Christmas dinner
Covers were laid for sixteen. The
uut-of- town guests were Miss Gladys
Sfirk and Clarke Kleine, Glenn
Feather. and George Lowry Of South
Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William HulHnger
latter parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
hippcn
Mrs. William Tumble spent sat
urday evening With her sister. Mrs.
Frances ZeltuCr OF South Bend.
AIiss Loretta IIostetIer, of Grand
View. was "a weekend guest of Miss
Eernicc Ritter
AIR. and Mrs. George NIiliken en-
tertamed with a. Christmas dinner
and dance no tine ". o. ~. nall Sat
urda- evcn.nI I'm honor of their
daughter. Ethel the occasion being
her eighteenth birthday auui-ersary.
g.. =. Dunuahoo was "a Weekend
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Morse and Family. of Hobart. Ind
Mr.. and Ms. Virgil Rens1erger
and family OF W3lkerton Ind. spent
Chris. mas with GIr. and Mrs. J. =.
ltCr -lerEer and family.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30

by the readers Of The Tower Of Ba-
bel. the editorial page column in
The News-Times edited by Bill Arm
10 the fund was S1,159.93. "A check
for this amount being turned over 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
FRENCH INDUSTRIES
RAPIDLY RECOVER
FROM DEVASTATION
Textile Plants Make Least
Progress, Due to Lack
of Looms.

PARIS, Dec. Manufacturing
Industries are rapidly resuming OPP
eratiOns in the devasted district.
This is shown by a report of the
office Of industrial reconstruction.
which has been investigating the re-
storation Of factories and workshops
which, before the war. employed
more than 20 workmen.
OF the 1921 establishments I'm
which inquiries have been made.
1892 have resumed work in whole
or in part.
A classification Of the various
trades concerned shows that SS4
percent of metal worksareagainact
i've: SIS of the pOtteries. stone ana
brick works; S0.4 percent Of the
chemical industries and 70.S for the
textile industries.
The relatively slow rate of pro-
gress of the textile factories is said
by the bureau TO be due 10 the fact
that the looms were deliberately de
stroyed and it is taking some time to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
Merchandise Prices in
South Bend Hit TObOggan

Reductions in nearly every line of
merchandise have been announced
by South Bend establishments dur
ing the last few days. Clothing,
shoes, furniture. carpets. leather
goods and confectioneries are among
the articles which have taken price
decreases. Merchants declare that
the prices started 20 decline before
the Christmas shopping season.
Prices are always expected 10 drop
after Christmas shopping is finished
they asserted today. adding that
stores Will continue in the new year
to- get their stocks cleared away for
spring goods.
Clothing prices have dropped
most. according TO merchants who
were interviewed Wednesday. Near
ly all mems clothing stores Of the
city are selling at reductions from
% to so per cent of their list price
while women's garments are not
marked down so literally. However
reductions i'm this line are indicative
of the new spring prices. so mer-
chants and buyers declare. One
leading Michigan ST. ClOthier said to-
dav that the price of mems clothing
next spring viii be approaching nor
NAL and that a good suit at that
time will sell for about $50 COM
pared with prices a year ago Of
bout SIS. other necessities. includ-
Ing hats. shirts. ties and socks. will
carry a similar reduction.
Shoe prices are not so easy to
prophesy. interviews with the mer-
chants indicate. There will be a de
cline, however, which is proved by
reductions started recently.
Furniture dealers are showing
goods at reductions ranging from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30

ton. wife of q locomotive engineer,
says she got into politics 10 help
Cvftat proposed compulsory military
training She lost a brother IN tn
world war.
Airs. Ida NJ. Walker Of Norton. was
formerly president Of the Kansas
Federation OF WOmen's clubs and
has been leader IN state and lOCa
civic movements.
Indiana Has Legislatures.
Miss Florence I. Allen, with nine
u.eu Candidates opposing her. was
elected common pleas judge OF Guy
ahoga county. Ohio, she Is Sc years
old and has been a newspaper wO-
man. law student and assistant couu-
~ prosecutor since 1906. Miss Al
len was admitted TO the Ohio bar
i'm 1914 and has practiced in Cleve-
.s. was elected probate judge OF
Lake county. Ohio after serving as
deputy clerk for II years. Mrs.
Norton defeated Homer Harper pro
scouting attorney for Lake county.
hy .. 500 plurality for the office. Mrs.
Mary X. DaVey was elected prescott
ing attorney OF Hooking county.
Ohio.
The first woman 20 sit in the In
diana house of representatives will
DE Mrs Julia d. Nelson. Of Muncie.
She was the only woman elected 10 a
state office last November Mrs.
Nelson is the wife OF "a Muncie news
paper man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
WOMEN ENTERING
NEARLY ALLFIELDS
OF PUBLIC SERVICE
,ositiOns Ranging From
] Sheriff to Congresswoman
D Gained at Polls.

CHICAGO. Dec. %. - oklahoma
win congresswoman in the 67th
congress. Kansas and Texas with
women as state superintendent of
puolic instruction. Missouri with
nine county trcasurers ont Of thir-
teen women elected TO county offices
and Michigan possessing two women
sheriffs. take the leading places of
distinction on the suffrage question
IN the central west "a the result OF
the recent nationwide election
Women have entered nearly every
\ field of public service from juror
al nd school trustee 20 member of the
house of representative
nd following last months election,
iss Alice Robertson. OF Muskogee,
kla.. past sixty" a successful res
{aurant proprietor. and. iuciGcntlv.
~ n opponent Of woman suffrage. VIII
Etake her seat as the second woman
ever sent 10 the national congress.
Missouri showed the greatest lk-
ing for women office holders al
-hough they are not eligible FOR
state offices Nine counties elected
women treasurers. three selected
women as public administrators and
Ona a recorder of deeds.
Women Succeed Husbands.
Ten women were elected TO office
ir Michigan. including one state sem
| ator but perhaps the most unique
selections were those OF Mrs. Estel-
g. X. Gates and Mrs Jane Johnson.
- 10Th whom succeed their husbands
. sheriff. Mrs Gates takes ala act
i've part in church and club work of
= honor. county seat of Benzie county.
oh 1f
grandchildren. Mrs. Johnson, who
ls IS years old. says she is conf
dent She can arrest any bad mar
who violates the law i'm ROsCommOn
county She will appoint her huS-
band a deputy and aside from caring
Tor the prisoners of the county jail,
viii also look after her three chill
dren
Miss Alicr Sampson FOR ten years
clerk I'M the county drain commits
sioncrs office az HiIsdale, Mich.
1relv defeated her employer for the
position at the November election.
Mrs. Eva NJ. Hamilton, the first
woman 20 sit in the Michigan state
senate. is 40 years ole and former
school teacher. She is from Grand
Espids where she Is known as "The
Mother Of city Markets having
conceived, and persuaded the city
farmers sell their produce direct To-
consumers
Three county treasurers. two re-
gisters OF deeds and one county clerk
elected I'm Michigan I'm November arc
also women.
Oklahoma Generous
Oklahoma gave three women dis
t.nctIv prominent positions while She
was about a. Aside from sendine
Miss Robertson 10 congress. stat,
senator. Mrs Lamar LOoney. and
state representative. Mrs. Bessie y
LIcCoIein. were selected by the Okla
bona voters. Mrs. LoOuey. widow
for four years and In addition man
aged n 100 acre farm educated her
children and succeeded fin defeating
her male opponent I'm the senatorial
race bv more than two 20 one
.Gajority Greer county also decided
have women as county clerk.
urty assessor. court clerk and
unity treasurer.
- Mrs NcColgin. who comes from
Roger Mills county. has gained
reputation rs a capable business
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
FINAL CLEARANCE SALE

on fall and winter Suits, Coats.
Dresses, Blouses. Skirts. Millinery.
Shoes. and Children's Wear All
marked at Final Clearance Prices.
The Ellsworth Store
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
-eplace the delicate machinery.
Workers Live in Huts.

These 1927 establishments en-
ployed 77S.915 persons in 1913; in
November. 1920, they employed
S55.S52 OF 45.7 Of their 1914 per
sonnet.
While the factories have for the
most part been rebuilt much as they
were in 1914. the houses which
shelter the workers are mere WOOD
en- huts. although brick shanties are
springing up in the districts where
bricklaying is practicable.
Thus the proportion of resump-
ton of activity bears no relation TO
the recovery of he towns and vill-
ages which il Will be impossible TO
rebuild as formerly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
Order OF Eastern Star

Owing TO the death of Mrs Mary
Barnard the installation Of officers
has been postponed until Jan. g.
following the stated meeting. Cora
Barton, Secy. Fred l.. Chilcote,
w p
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
I. O. O. +.

Regular meeting Thursday eve
ming. December so. All dues for
day evening. Dec. 80. All dues for
next quarter must be paid on or be
fore this meeting 70 avoid delin-
quency @. G.. Lang. SeCN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30

Director Bird OF the mission yester-
day. with which to settle for the ex-
penses of the Christmas party.
Useful gifts. such as clothing. eat
ables. fuel, and the like, were made
10 the wards of the mission. with