The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21

nection with the postoffice's raids on charges of misusing the United States
 mails.
 Charleston. $. C., November 2o.-Benja-
 min Livingston, d druggist, was arrested
 here today charged with misuse of the
 mails in connection with the federal
 raids.
 Columbus, Ohio, November 2O.-- Charles r. lIatton, member of firm
 of prominent druggists in Columbus, was today arrested in the posteffiee
 raids here. On bond of $500 he was
 released.
 ToleSo, Ohio November 20.-Lydia M. Powders, superintendent of a Toledo
 maternity hospital, was arrested to- day under an indictment charging her
 with misuse of the mails of the United States.
 Morrison, prominent in. church work, and pr. s. P. Stoddards were arrested
 here today on fraud orders. Oklahoma City. Okla, November 20.- Three arrests were made here today in the cases charging violation of the postoffce laws. Dr. George Seaschultz anu Idul NliildIH w cStidlly u1uBSlSlSt were held up. Each gave bond of 5000. Other arrests are to be made yet. 
 Mobile. November 20.-The Van Ant werp drug corporation through it's cash fer, Henry $. Aldridge. Joseph T. Hawk ins and Harry T. Cox, druggists, in this city were today cited to appear before United States Commissioner Jones in the federal court November 22 to answer the .l, af .at., ile. for illegal purposes. Both arrests wer made ill connection with the country wide raids. Bonds of s25O from each were required.
 Memphis. Tenn, November 2O.--Mrs. Claura Austin was arrested here today by the United States authorities charged with using the mails for improper pur- poses. The writ sworn out by District Attorney Dodd alleges the violation oc- cured in Oklahoma City where the woman formerly resided.
 Dallas, Tex, November 2o.-Drs J. E. Baldwin, Dr. Victor Guggenheim{And j. | w Ware were arrested here today. They
 were charged with misuse of the, mails of the United States Fl Pittsburg, November 20.-Five arrests
 were made here today in connection with the nation wide raid order by Postmaster General IIitchcocks The persons arrested
 were Dr. Anna NJ; Hill, Mrs. Jane Hodt,
 Maria Louise Traytle and Dr..-Jin Fuey
 Moy of Pittsburg and Robert M. Headley,
 merchant and postmaster of Pine Bank,
 Pa. The first four gentioned gave ball
 in the amount of s20o0 each.
 San Francisco. November 20-Many ar | rests of persons charged with criminal medical practices were made in this state, particularly in the district bordering this clty, today. Two doctors indicted for illegal use of the mails were. arrested i ir Seattle and officers are seeking five other specialists. One of these is a wom-
 am She is said 10 have got a tip of her indictment and fed. W. G. Murrgltroyd, a wealthy druggist, and woman. were | arrested at Spokane Wash, and the man. ager of manufacturing company at Bel lingham, Wash. Five persons have been arrested in Portland, Ore Kansas City, November 20LPostoffice inspectors of this district reported the ar
 rest of a Kansas City physician. two members of remedy company in Wicb- ita, Kan, and of Q druggist in Topeka. all four being charged with misuse of the l United States mails. today The arrest l in Holden Mo-. of pr, Edward Andruss, prominent church worker and director of the Commercial club of that town. in con nection with the postoffice raid caused a sensation there.
 I Oklahoma City, Okla. November 20 With the arrests here today of Dr. G. l w. Seaschultz. charged with misuse Of
 the mails to promote an Illegal medical
 practice W. M, Westfah and w P.West- | fall and the arrest in Fl Reno of Dr. Augusta I. True, the serving or warrants 1 in Oklahoma in connection with the pos l tai departments wars completed.
 Kalamazoo. Mich. November e0.-Two
 men. alleged to be members of a ;nail
 order concern. were arrested here late
 today charged withsmisusing the mails.
 Holden, Mo, November 20zThe ar
 rest here today of pr. Edward Andruss | in connection with the postal depart
 ments crusade against alleged illegal medical practices caused sensation l in this quiet community.
 pr. Andruss is ap elder in the Presby-
 terian church, superintendent of the Sunday school and a director of the lcommercial club. He is i5 years old and has wife a young daughter and a
 son in high school
 | Minneapolis November e0.--Dr. Geo. | day and taken to St Paul. where he will attempt to secure the s25Go bond
 under which he is placed by federal
 authorities.
 | Fort Worth. Tex, November 20.-Mrs. ! Mahona Slayton was arrested here to- | day, charged with using the mails to l promote criminal medical practice She
 was released under s750 bond. Other Iarrests are expected tomorrow
 l Indianapolis, November a0.--A wom an and two men were arrested here
 today. charged with misuse of the
 mails of the United States. They are
 Dr. A c. Henry, F. B. Clark president
 of company manufactpring rubber toilette articles. and Miss aNellie ! Wheelan an employe of the mep. The
 postoffice inspector swore out .he warrants. He declared he obtained l sufficient evidence to show the ac
 cused were circulating through the
 6ails matter describing the Illegal use
 of certain drugs and devices of sur l geons
 Atlanta. November a0.--br.J Patterson of this city was arrested three weeks ago
 in conpection with the inquiry undertaken \ bv the postosfice department. He was in-
 dleted and placed under s53o bonds.