The Washington herald., 1912-11-22
MORE ARRESTS
ARE MADE BY
POSTAL AGENTS
Continucd from PaEe One.

be called in to assist the District At
torney's once In the presentation of the
governments side.
II is expected that the cases Of DR..
Kemp and Mrs. Frazier will be present
| ed to the grand jury in due course.
Post-offlce Inspector Little, who had
| charge of the local cases in preparation
| for action, would not talk about the
proceedings. II was said, however, that
inspectors had been working on the
case of Mrs. Frazier for about eight
months.
The 'decoy letter" system is said to
have been used by the detectives here
as in other cities.
Reports to the Post-ofice Department
on the raids in other cities indicate that
almost none OF the persons against
whom the government was to proceed
has avoided arrest. The early reports
that the inspectors and their assistants
from the Department OF Justice were
successful were completely corroborated
by the dispatches that arrived here yes
terday and last night.
Following is a list Of the persons ar
rested:
Long List of Arrests.
Washington, D. C, DR.. Thomas
J. Kemp, 4S3 G. Street Northwest,
Mrs. R. L. Frazier. 139 Massachu-
sets Avenue Northeast; Council
Bluffs, Iowa, James A. Clark: AL
bany, n. Y. W. J. Morris. E. H. Mil
Omaha, Nebr.. DR.. CIaudius Dibbern, DR..
w. A. Burke. DR.. B. Pribbenew: Column
bia, S. C., A. W. Taylor. w. Z. Heinitz:
Jacksonville, Fla, NJ. Mcneil, W. L.
senten: Brooklyn. n. Y. DR.. R. Curtis
Gray; Ithaca. N. Y. Agbos L. Draft;
New York City. w. c. HalIeck: Lynn,
Mass. W. NJ. Burns: Chicago, Ill, Dr.
ossood s. Billings. DR.. J. L. C. Truiel,
DR.. W. H. Miller: Iron River. Mich. DR..
II. ]. Larson; Chicago, Ill. DR.. A. z. F.
Hazenclover, DR.. G. T. Leedle, DR.. Mar
garet Livingston, Albert Zimmerman,
Fannie Brine: Milwaukee. Wis. Mime.
Marina Yanne. DR.. T. Robinson Rours,
DR.. A. w. Traverse. Mrs. c. Fuss. Mrs
I. Schiller: Knoxville. Tenn. Kuhlman &
kins. J. H. Cox, A. Van Antwerp. II. A.
Aldrtch: Kansas City. Mo, J. Valentine
Studer: Wichita. Kans.. A. B. Chat
field. jr.; Atlanta. Ga. DR.. J. T. Patter-
son: East Orange. n. J., Nine Des-
no. Charleston, s. c., Benjamin LIv-
ingston: Topeka, Kans.. Frank Hobart:
Houston. Tex, Abbott Cockrell. l. Levin
San Antonio, Tex. Prof. A. F. Haslam
DR.. Susanne Horton; New Orleans, La
Solomon Levi. Gustav Katz: Duluth,
Mimi. Max Wirth: Pittsburg, Pa. Mrs
J. Holdt, Mrs. DR.. Hill. NJ. TreytIe, jim
Fin Moy; st. Paul. Mimi, DR.. Ida Pear
son. Harry Sandsby, Dr. Rose Gilbert,
Mrs. Ernestine Each, MRS. NJ Schwarz;
Duluth. Mimi, Mrs. N. F. ]. Hanson;
St. Louis. Mo. G. E, Jacobs. Mrs HuIda
Koch; Oklahoma City. Okla, Mrs Aus
tin; Pinebank. Pa, DR.. c. A. Soden:
Indianapolis. L. E. Morrison & Co. Dr.
c. A. Henry. DR.. Solomon P. stoddard:
Fort Wayne. Ind. Charles E. Bontz;
Cincinnati, Ohio. Alfred Vogler Drug
Co.: Toledo. Ohio. Mrs. Linda NJ Bow
ers: Springfield. Ohio, Adam Schmidt
Portland, Greg, DR.. Atwood, EysselTs
Pharmacy. DR.. T. B. Pierce. Dr. J. s.
stott. Mrs. E. NJ. White. DR.. A. A.
Ausplund: Seattle, Wash, Nine Crane,
DR.. Kathryn Harrison. DR.. J. G. Stewart,
Mrs. H. Drath, Mrs. E. Zurnstein, DR..
John Dunlap; Petaluma, Cal, Walter
Blackburn; San Francisco. Cal, DR.. Wet
eel, DR.. H. W. Refs, DR.. W. Trojan; Los
Angeles. Cal. Mrs. E. NJ. Schardin. Mrs
Florence Whitney. Mrs Zimmerman: San
Jose, Cal. DR.. v. T. Gibson. Mrs. Mary
Bressani: Sacramento, Cal, Dr. L LAM
pert; East Oakland. Cal. Mrs. E. NJ.
Zwicker; Oakland, Cal. Mrs. L. Hodges, |
Mrs L. Wright. Mrs. E. Manning, DR.. |
E. D. Curtis, H. L. osgood. F. S. os-
good. E. ]. Hefner: Glendale, Cal. Mrs. |
S. E. Grant: Fresno. Cal, Patterson
Block Pharmacy; steubenviIle, Ohio Be- |
all & Steele Drug Co.; st. Louis, No, |
Mrs. Hulda Koch; Columbus, Ohio, |
Charles F. Hatton: Cleveland, Ohio. |
Charles G. Merritt. DR.. Henry I. Llnert; |
Mount Vernon. Ohio. Harrison Hicken-
botham: Convoy, Ohio, George A. Young;
Spokane. Wash. DR.. v. Jackiewicz Dr.. |
Mary Swartz. DR.. Emma Breinholn, !
William H. Murgitroyd, H. G. Duer-
feldt; Waterloo. Iowa. DR.. G. ]. Ben
nett: Steubenville. Ohio, r. C. Hender-
son; Oklahoma City, Okla, DR.. G. W.
Seashultz, W. NJ. westfan, W. p. West
fall; Buffalo. N. Y. H. W. Weed, W. A. |
Faxon: Terre Haute, Ind, Arthur Baur;
Marietta. Ohio. w. H. styer. H Fred
Curtis. r. NJ Beagle: Indianapolis, Ind.
DR.. C. NJ. Clayton, B. F. Clark, Nellie
Memphis. Tenn, A W. Carter,
Edward Lehman; Birmingham, Ala, Eu-
gene Jacobs, officers Of Collier Drug Com
pany; Denver, Colo, Frances Bode, Mrs.
Riebe, DR.. J. F. Thompson; Ell Reno.
Okla. DR.. A. I. True; Salt Lake CITY.
Utah, Ella Martini Minneapolis, Mimi.
DR.. C. E. Fuller; Kalamazoo, Mich. p,
F. Marquette, N. c. Schram; Pine Bank,
Pa, R. B. Headly, Knoxville, Tenn. d.
NJ. Chambliss; Mobile, Ala, J. T. Haw-
kins, ]. H. Cox. A. T. Van werp; To-
ledo, Ohio, W. o. Hays.
Postal ofhciaIs Pleased.
While there were no formal statement,
made at the Post-office Department, Of
ficials readily evinced their pleasure At
the outcome Of the work, and Predicted
that the arrests would be followed by
Section ri. Penal Code, under the pro-
visions OF which the arrests In the raids
a. m to l,s1
Comstock, the noted New YORK
is given credit for agitation
which resulted in its enactment. Hinder
the law, the penalty possible for infrac-
tion Of section nj is a 1900 fine or five
years Imprisonment, or both.