Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 142, Hammond, Lake County, 3 December 1920 — Page 12
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SAME ISSUES ! AS THE MEN
ihm women orgranlxed for independent
action ni did effective work In county and state election. To illustrate what the woman vot-s may accomplish as an organized force the analysis cites the election of Nath
an Straus. Jr.. democrat, to the New
Friday, December 3, 1920.
publican district. The women's NonPartisan League opposed the republican candidate on the ground that ho was against progresalve legislation.
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York state senate from a strongly re- j touch W'tll the whol WOrldL
Say They Had No Time to Organize For Independent Action
BY MILDRED MOHJtlS STAfF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE1 WA&iilNGTON. Dec. 2 In a final analysis of the woman vote in the recent' election the national woman's party reaches the conclusion that "Women apparently voted for the same reasons and were swayed by the same issues as men." According to the analysis, which t to bo published in the forthcoming issue of the Suffragist, infonnat ion gathered in the crucial states, shows that women cast from one-tnra o one-half of the total vote. "In local matters." says the analysis, "women supported increased expenditures for schools for humane purposes, but did not generally initiate any reforms. "Women candidates were few and almost invariably unsuccessful, with the exception of a few women elected to state legislatures or minor county offices." When it was pointed out to Alice Paul today that the conclusions reached are similar to those published by the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, she said: "We contend that the election did not reflect the attitude of the women on the Issues In the campaign since thy had no voice in making them and had no time to organize for independent action. "Until the women vote acts as an organized force it cannot ba clearly interpreted." According ..to Elinor Taylor Marsi. assistant editor of the Suffragist, wh wrote the analysis, in many localities I
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Just received 45 imported English and Scotch Overcoats, sizes 34 to 46. Price $24.50 to $37.50, while they last. Others get double this price. Don't miss this. 40 New Imported Suit Patterns we offer made to order, guaranteed to fit, for less than you can buy a hand-me down Suit for, Come and see the ONLY LINE of IMPORTED GOODS carried in this entire district. Betz-Barelli Woolen Co. 103 STATE ST. AND 4S6 HOHMAN ST, r HAMMOND, INDIANA 3488 GUTHRIE ST., INDIANA HARBOR, INDIANA
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THE LARGEST CHAIN OF SHOE STORES lN THE UNITED STATES Women's Wool Hose, 89c and $1.98 Hammond Store 572 SOUTH HOHMAN STREET . Open Tuesday and Saturday Rights.
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attended the funeral of C. Kaluf In Hammond Tuesday. The I-adle Aid of the Knarlish Christian church will meet at the home
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Dick Hulilnga. our mall carrier, who
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STORE WILL BE OPEN SUNDAYS FOR INSPECTION. HAMMOND, INDIANA