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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
THEY SMILE AND CONQUER.

1 Were It not serious matter and something very
new TO America the sending Of troops into the
1kansas coal fields 10 shoot down a mob" Of women
MOULD be laughable
The day is not here-as yet-whsn American
Anen can be found who Will either kin or brutaIly
deal with womaukird.
The Examinations from state authorities on send
Lns down these soldiers were well calculated
kar4ke fear into the hearts OF the women who were
hghting what they believed 70 be Industrial bat
HE They were warned that the soldiers with guns.
were on their way and that the gurs were to be
FUSED II the expedient OF turning hose upon the
women failed.
The soldiers are going back home and the courts
win endeavor to lock up these women. many OF
fhem young girls.
+ The change of tactics. 1t may be suspected from
she dispatches IS occasioned by the fact that the
ksolders were too susceptible the smiles of the
smobbing maidens.
They saw smiles that brought with them visions
OF the peasantry other lands-and Of beauty that
was not purchased IN drug stores.
3 There were strict orders from commanding Of
hcers that there was 20 be no flirting with the
ssnemy-but the words were lost on the Kansas
Fbreezes The women smiled. The soldiers yielded
nd lost heart in their military enterprises and the
fvalorous commanders OF troops the futility Of
bordering men 20 sfbdue with bullets or the sous
ssng hose these militant women.
Those radicals and ferninists who predicted that
the next war would be a war between sexes with
men and women battling for supremacy will learn
Fomethng from this foray in the Kansas coal fields.
They will have their theories disturbed by big
.sscts-facts which reach into the Fundamentals OF
The human mind and Of civilization
+ American mothers have not given this land
sEace OF men. The American home has not
l6riven chivalry from the hearts Of IT'S youth
e Economists viii also learn 20 question the expedi-
lency OF establishing judicial bodies 10 fix wages
tand determine the minimum OF living costs for
Americans For such decisions must be carried
b. force-and force has never yet established jus
dee or created a permanent condition in society.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
IN EXACT SCIENCE.

The law wrote the late MI Blackstone. Is an
exact science and since days attorneys have in
sisted that the protection OF the state and the in
dividuai IN their rights Is guaranteed by perfect
machine
Consider just how this accurate science is work
ing in the case OF one Len Small governor Of the
state OF Illinois charged with taking illegally
fortune from funds for his use.
When first arrested the governor declared that at
once ne wanted a fair and speedy tral-vhich was
ais right
Because OF the alleged hatreds and control BY
sorrupt political enemies in the capital Of the state
Ehs case was removed TO Of the far counties
and the MACHINERY began 10 move.
For several days attorneys have wrangled and
argued as 10 whether a stenographer wrote Thurs
day September Is" at the end OF the minutes Of
me grand jury which returned the indictment oharg-
ang TIE theft Of hundred thousands Of dol
lars.
According the rules laid down by this exact
science OF law n the clerk wrote Thursday" the
whole charge must dismissed. II the date
written. Small must to trial.
Not a word. thus far. as to whether Small stole or
did not steal the money. Not word to whether
he betrayed the trust imposed in him by the voters
crime there
shere
It f such incidents az this, where Of wealth
and power escape trials on techncaltes that are
causing the ordinary citizen to doubt the exactness
OF law as a science or as a means Of justice.
The PEOPLE OF other states have pertinent in
tsrest in this trial They interested in the
mistakes or correctness of stenographers. They
want know thing and alone-can public
officials take the peoples money and use to keep
themselves Of the penitentiary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
OthorE ditOrs Than Ours
THE NATIONS WOMEN WORKERS.
Scranton Republican,

More than SO percent OF the PEOPLE OF the United
States over 10 years OF age are engaged in gainful
occupations according 10 a report prepared by the
census bureau.
Seventy-eight percent OF the men and boys are
age earners The same Is true with regard 10 81
percent of the women and girls.
There has been little fuctuatcn OF the male
workers 1850. In that year. however. only
"A percent of women and girls were wage earners,
showing an advance OF seven percent IN the interim
In 1850 there one woman at work every
five and a half At present the ratio Of the
workers woman 10 every three and
seventies men.
Reduced exact figures. the increases in women
workers advanced 100000 between 1850 and 1890,
10 1920.
These figures do not bear out the stories with
gard 20 a great increase OF women workers during
the war. though a slightly Charger number
working in 1918 than in 1920 The period OF great
increase in women workers was from 1900 70 1910
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
More Truth
0Thdn pOQtru
E)U James q MONtd6liO y
ADS AND THE MAN.

ADS AND THE MAN.
Ny wants, about a month ago,
Were relatively few;
I did not care for style or show,
Like certain parties do.
Enough to wear. enough TO eat,
A little money saved,
A house upon a quiet street,
Were all I thought l craved.
Content I rOamed the city when
The Yuletide season neared,
Unconscious of desires-and then
The Christmas ads appeared.
And now my peace OF mind has fled
want a Restwell chair,
A Hammock Spring Sleep-easy bed,
A Zip electric flare,
A Kit-Pact Bag for Motor Trips
Find-It letter file.
A set Of Grippy Clothing Clips
That keep your pants in style
A Last-FOrever Limousine,
A Chime-Tone parlOr clock,
An Ajax bottle-tip machine.
A Guardwell cellar lock.
Alas. an altered man am I,
NV means are very small;
A month ago I would not buy
This kind OF thing at all.
But all these ads before my eyes
Parade each day. until
They fairly seem TO hypnotic
A weak and yielding Will
And as my shopward way I wend,
When my days work is done.
II but my coin holds out TO spend.
I'll get them. every one.
Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
FURNITURE FOR CHRISTMAS

gestions for Christmas gifts. All
Alp have beauty, dignity. artistic de-
sign and the stamp OF faultless
workmanship. Mahogany sewing
cabinets. spinet desks. smoking
stands OF mahogany. soft mellow
toned lamp shades. And Tor the
children-dolls. toy automobiles
tricycles and innumerable other
things. See display at Ries Furni-
ture store. 35O-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
LOST, ONE JEWEL.

IT. as the poet sings. consistency is a jewel. the
leaders of both the dominant parties wearing no
dadems
IN the United States senate. which will finally de-
terhne the part this country is to play in world
affairs Reed. elected a Democrat and Borah elected
a. Republican neither Of whom is in favor in their
own party ranks have held to consistent course
The denunciation by Reed Of the four power treaty
as than the League of Nations. from his view
point, is worthy of consideration, for is the
mere opposition of a chronic fault finder but the
sincere conviction of who has strong beliefs in
what the nation should do and do in the way Of
treaties.
To Reed, than to any other was due the
defeat of the League. His was the opposition Of
principle not the defiance of a political adversary
who trying make capital for his party. To
him the fight meant perhaps. political suicide. but
ne did finch.
In that bitter contest, it to Reed that Lodge
went for advice and sustenance when his own hold
upon his party followers was weakened by the moral
appeal of Woodrow Wilson for a Americanism
that should embrace a world union
Reed thrown from the councils of his
party. because of the fight he made; is yet out
side its pale and may pay with oblivion for his
fusaI to follow party policies
strange twist OF fate and politics now Lodge,
his disciple and aide, spokesman for treaty
that involves greater sacrifice Of American
sovereignty in return for world peace, riding into
power upon the policies advocated by Reed and then
using that power go even farther and getting
than was involved in the League.
Is it the fate OF strong enough to act upon
their deep convictions TO he reegated obscurity
while the tme-server and purely partisan retain
power?
there plain betrayal Of the millions citizens
who voted for Harding the belief they were kill
ing the League in this pact with Reed, keen
analyst, says but military alliance to protect
Japan and Great Britain
The Republican senators. headed by the wavering
Lodge demanding support from the friends of
Wilson the ground that the treaty involves the
the same principle which they endorsed in the
League he sponsored.
VIII the answer Of the Democratic members be that
fails the needs of the principle which
pubicans so bitterly denounced?
Will the position OF the two parties be reversed
when the matter again goes to tie people?
The one thing that seems certain is that the men
in the senate who have clung steadfastly to con-
sstent courses quite likely the jewel
of consistency their only reward for their unwaver-
ing conduct.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17

but back he came again to know
How coaster sled" is spelled. And
then into his room I watched
him go
And wondered what was on his
mind. and what his interest
might be,
When he returned and said once
more: "Wnl you spell boxing
gloves for me?"
Now these are curious words.
thought I. for such a little boy
10 learn
And it is strange that he should
make his spelling such grave
concern.
Say. how do you spell watch ?"
he cried. and then I tumbled to
the cause
The rascal had begun to write his
annual note to Santa Claus.
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
dust EOIRs @z ad Gsec1 {

THE LETTER To SANTA CLAUS.
I'd filed my pipe and settled down
beside the cosy ingle nook
To while away an hour or two and
con the pages Of a book.
When from another room there came
a question by that rascal yelled.
And this the burden Of his plea: PA,
how IS locomotive speled?"
I answered him and turned TO read
and of the question thought no
more.
When suddenly 1 looked and saw
that boy OF mine beside the
door;
What Is IL now?" I asked OF him.
for much the lad investigates
Il was just wondering" said he.
''Just how TO spell a pair of
skates
7 answered him and sent him off,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
RAINY FRIDAY PROVES GOOD DAY FOR TOWERS
CHRISTMAS FUND-DONATIONS OF $1O6
RAISES FUND TO $1,I58O3
KICK. CUSTOMERS, KICK!
Bill hrnstron5

We've got just a word TO say to-
day with reference to The Towers
fund for the proper kind Of a
Christmas for the more than 500
needy poor folks at Ray Birds City
Rescue mission. and it's this:
It's true Tower readers have
kicked in splendidly and a fine wad
Of money has been raised for
good cause. but If you haven't come
across as yet there is no particular
excuse for you. Every cent will be
employed by Brother Bird TO good
advantage, and you do not need to
be at all afraid that there'u be any
Of this money go TO waste. These
folks need a lot Of things and there
isn't near enough money in this col
lection 70 provide for them, but by
golly it'll help, and that's what we're
after.
The Brothers and Sisters continue
TO send in some very interesting let
ters along with their contributions
For instance, Charley Frazier writes
in that he stands ready to pawn his
coon skin cap for the cause, If nee
essary. Here's some of the letters:
News Times.
South Bend. Ind.
Gentlemen:
Enclosed please find my check
for two dollars for the poor kid
dies, which I pawned my coon
skin caps for the sake of the poor.
Yours truly
CHAS- H. FRAZIER.
PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM.
South Bend. Ind.
Dec. 18th. 1921.
Dear BIZ:
Inclosed find one dollar I see
Prescott and c. WEIGH, Of yard
crew kicked in with their bit for
the good work
Best wishes,
HARVEY TAPPAN.
| Dear Bill:
Enclosed please find $500 bucks
from two Bucks who think we'll
of the idea.
Yours truly,
AGNOSTIC.
ATHEIST.
p. S.-Regards to Jake Heck
] mann, a bum barber. but we'll
/ known here and in Bremen, etc.
| Bill Armstrong:
Enclosed find check for $500 for
your Xmas fund. Hoping TO see
/ it reach the $4,000 mark, I am.
Yours respectfully,
GEO. c. VENEER.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17

The logical sequence 10 the law was the sending
OF soldiers kill women The authorities were con-
sistent The result has demonstrated the futilty OF
an industrial court which DEFENDS upon soldiers to
enforce It's DEGREES.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
\ TOTAL LOSS.
fproxRiaupsa JournaI

Under a recently revised system OF taxation II
now costs 10 900 rubles. 10 cents in American
money 10 take application for Russian c.ti-
zenship in Moscow Ofband anybody think OF
a more futile use which dime could put?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
Natural Inquiry.

soon our grandchildren will be
asking US what we did in the great
Stillman case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
Phenomenon.
To The Conference.

Despite prohibition. money seems
20 be tighter than ever.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
She Gives Most

who gives sensibly. supplying
with the heart what the purse
lacks; for the richest gift is
the useful gift
Pettibockers in blue and
brown at S1.59
Step-Ins Of jersey at 1895.
Ruffled Pettibockers Of satin
and jersey at $795 $3.50.
Plain Jersey PetubOckers.
Lingerie Boomers az S4.95
and $685..
Knockers or Italian silk tn
flesh. white and pastel shades
at $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
More scrapping and fewer scraps.

She'll be delighted with a curling
iron. toaster. grill or iron II il
comes from Moran's. 1872 y. Michi-
gan ~. 34S-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17

Big sale on Christmas Candies
starting Friday; 2Oc. soc and 40c
per pound. The Philadelphia. $50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17

Cold storage men claiming their eggs will
coats.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
Trefousse Gloves

are the best TO be had and
can be purchased outright or
by certificate which enables
the recipient to choose them
herself.
Kid Gloves $500 10 S795.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17

When girl says, What flavor lipstck do you
uke?"- careful
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17

any Journey that brings
one to furs. Every wom-
an, any woman, no mat
ter how old or how
young will be delighted
with them, for there are
fur sets for the tiniest of
youngsters in the Infants
Department. There are
chokers. scarfs and capes
of fur for both Miss and
Mrs. and the coats of
seal, muskrat and mole,
as well as mink are a gift
Of high magnitude.
All furs are specially
priced for before Christ
mas Clearance, too.
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
Labor Leader Says None
Could Be Disappointed
InReese Formula RI
Secretary Central Labor Union Declares He Was Benefited
More By Ri Than All Other Medicines, and Says Suf-
ferers of Stomach, Liver and Kidney Troubles Should
Never Experiment When This Wonderful
Remedy Can Be Had.

Sufferers OF stomach. liver aud kid
ney trouble ~will never have 70 ex-
pertinent IL The Reese Formula R-ii
can be procured" says w. y. DodsOn.
corresponding and recording recre-
tary OF the Lynchburg Central Labor
Union. Mr., Dodson says: mo one can
be disa ppo pointed In this wonderful
remedy, which he is absolutely sure
he is right In recommending to any
one and everyone" This Labor Lead
er continues:
II had stomach and liver troubles
for Q number of years, and took many
kinds of remedies which, IL seemed,
did me very little, II any, good. !
had no appetite. and nothing that
ate seemed TO agree with me. just
about decided TO let the medicines go
and tough II out when ! saw an ad.
vertisement OF The Reese Formula
Ri: I gave this very little notice;
remedies that had only disappointed
me. One day while, ] was talking
in the shops with me. / asked him
how he felt. for I knew he had been
sick with q very serious stomach
trouble. He told me he was a great
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
SHE COUGHED
NIGHT & DAY
Spent Small Fortune Trying To
Get Rid of Her Cough.
"EARLE'S HYPO-COD
QUICKLY STOPPED IT"

II suffered from an awful cough
couldn't sleep at night and tried to
in the day time, but that awful cough
kept me awake until was worn out
SO then spent a small fortune In
doctors medicines, but nothing helped
me until saw Hypo Cod advertised
and bought some. 1t stopped the
cough just like magic and built and
strengthened me until now I recon-
mend Hypo-Cod to the sky. 1t does
all the good they claim for It," declar-
ed Miss Mary Cooke, 323 M St. S. w.
It is a pleasure to sell something
which does the work SO quickly and
nicely for customers. Instead CT just
soothing coughs and colds with Sc me
temporary piiI or syrup pc opls should
use HypoCod. 1t helps you get rid
Of coughs, colds. ETC.. and then for
tines and strengthens YOU so you can
ward off such troubles the balance OF
the winter. You get enriched, warm
rod blood. new strength, improved di-
gestion and feel 20 much better.
Read what another user here in
Warrington says about HypoCod In
tho Article on the right and in the
one bclow--then drop In at the handi-
est Peoples Drug Store and buy q cou-
ole bottles Gree Tablets with bot
Right now IL the time 70 tako Hypo-
'od and build yourself up. The cost
trifling compared with results.
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
$5,OOO-A-DAY SALARY
DEMANDED BY
ALASKAN

James wickersham. Of Alaska,
went to the House mat today 20
fight for the $1,000 . day salary
which the Government will have to
pay him II the House sustains his
claim to the seat now held by Dele
gate George b. Grigsby.
II the House votes to unseat
Grigsby. who Ia a Democrat, which
1t will do-Wickersham will draw
two years pay--$16.0O0 for the three
days he will serve until March 4.
Delegate Grigsby defended his
own case before the House, denying
that he was standing in anybody
else's shoes. He charged that the
elections committee, that reported
in favor OF unseating him. had vio-
lated every rule governing a con-
test ed election.
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
| HAVEN'T HAD
A COUGH SINCE
| TOOK HYPO-COD
II Surely Knocked Out . Dread
full Cold Quick For Me.
"FINEST MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD"

1T had q spell Of sickness and =
cough clung to me. II was q dread.
fui cough and one OF those kind that
YOU can't get rid of. I had no strength
or energy to do anything but soon ss
I took Hypo-Cod away went the
cough and back came my strength ana
energy Just as nice as you pleoss.
Friends told me how good II was and
1t surely does DO the work. l haven't
had a cough since took that Hypo
Cod ard that was quite q while ago.
l think II is the best medicine in the
world. 1t brought me perfect health
and strength again" declared Mrs
Mamie Wright. 2333 18th 81. N. w.
Professor Metchnikoff, the great
scientist and winner OF Nobel Peace
Prix, often asserted that IL We could
keep the disease resisting vitality In
perfect shape and throw off germs
we should I've forever. The trouble
is that our systems under modern
living, eating and overriding condi
tions are not In vigorous shape all
the time. The only way 10 keep in
the pink Of condition Is TO either live
a model life or else take . tonic now
and then. The minute you become
run down or q cold or cough inji
Gates you are weak-the thing to do IL
take a tonic. Keep fortihed--it savet
sickness. lay offs and the cost 10
trifiing. why not come iown 20 the
nearest Peoples Drug Store to night
and get bottle OF Earle's HypoCod.
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
BUSL|NES BEGIN
RUNNING IN D. c.
First Trips Largely Patronlzed.
Ten Pay-as-y -you-Enter vehl-
cIes on Regular Routes.

Ten busses OF the Washington
Rapid Transit Company appeared on
he streets today. marking the begin
ling Of bus line operation In the Cap
tai
I'VE are pleased with the results Of
70 nrst morning" said w. Eikins
cad. president OF the company.
The bussss arc running on Six
eenth street. Massachusetts avenue
md other streets, all routes leading
o downtown Warrington.
Each bus will seat thirty pAssen-
ssrs and 10 equipped with lighting
md heating apparatus. The busses
IRE Of the enter type and
have . driver who acts as motorman
and conductor.
Crowds gathered at the terminal.
Fourteenth and Buchanan streets
northwest this morning when the
,usses made their first trips. On each
trip downtown the busses were
crowded. A charge of 8 cents is made
for each ride.
The Washington times., 1921-03-01
Coughs, Colds, Catarrhal Bronchial and Asthmatic
Troubles Sap Vitality, Make You
Pale, Thin, Lansuid
DISTURBS SLEEP UPSETS DIGESTION,
RUINS APPETITE, ANNOYS EVERYONE
Local Druggists Featuring Rem
edy-Local Folks Say
Its Great.
xrOPS MUCH TROUBLE
BUILDS USERS UP

People who cough every time they
come into . warm room like theater
or church and who lie awake for
hour. every or,2 pisns sopshtnf tnf ahe the
advice below. Tho habit Of hawking
and splitting for an hour or so each
morning 10 q nasty disagreeable hab-
II indicating that you have q ca
crested condition of some sort and
such troubles are sure to ruin the
appetite, upset digestion. nerves and
those who find It difficult to breathe
st night unless all .propped up witt,
pillows in bed should remember that
every man, woman and child should
he able TO- sleep soundly lying nat on
their back and breathe easily snd
TO be always coughing when tn
doors and at night when lying down
Is . nuisance easily gotten rid Of
if the sufferer will only take advan-
taEe Of modern chemistry and medi-
cine and follow the advice of experts
and thousands Of people here In Wash
ington who have easily and without
expenss Q, trouble relieved them
% I'M 10 show how easily one may
rid themselves OF such troubles, the
statenefIts Of few users Of this new,
and IN s1to.. "sS'1 on sSs
their troubles and also bui1t and
strengthened Themselves, enriched
their blood frcre.sed a. Their ,h.x d,neass n,ass
Be- fres Of such troubles the balsncs
Of the winter. Sickness is too ex.
pensive to linger around full OF cold
and cough and all rundown.
Of chemistry. 1t is known as EarIe's
HypoCod, getting its name Hypo Cod
from Hypophosphites and Cod Liver
OH sftr.ctiyss Of which it Is made.
bark extracts, and iron peptonates. Il
= . modern. powerful strength build
ing. nioe tasting, nutrfuve. recon
..truet,ye blood snriehing tonic, which
or. II II the preparauon with which
thousands here in Washington have
gained better health. II is not a pat
ent nsdicine- The name Barle Chem
guarantee Of finest quality In medi-
How easily II does the work can
be seen by reading the statements Of
umns on tho light Read what they
Il helped them. With winter already
here and ohangeabie weather caus-
everybody started putting their sys.
tern In the pink Of condition and get
rid Of such minor colds, dnuxhs, and
catarrhal troubles. The actual mcrtt
Of HypoCod makes IL one we can
endorse and recommend without reser.
walton a. q tonic You'll be delighted.
Note: We gladly prepay a large bot.
tie OF the genuine Earle's Hypo.Cod
anywhere on receipt OF price 81 20
plus Be war tar. Peoples Drug Storcs,
Washington, ID. c. Ask about our
Free Tablet offer to purcha sers OF
two botfles OF Earls's HypoCod-