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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-19

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Dinner Party.

ISIS Mary Louise Houston enter.
led small company at a dinner
he Hotel Iowa last night in honor
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams Of
ton.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
Obituaries

Harry RachofSky. pioneer citizen
in the State. and well known mer-
chant of Durango. died last Sunday
morning. He was G:s years old. His
body was brought TO Denver. and the
funeral took place from Meyers Tues
day afternoon. Rabbi Kalvar officiat-
ing. Interment was ut Mt. Nebo cemc-
tery. where Columbine lodge. a. +. X
\. NJ. conducted the Masonic services.
Mr. Rachofsky came to this state
some forty years ago, and located in
Central City and Nevadaville. where
lie was engaged in business and in mill
ing enterprises. Years ago he moved
to Durango. and continued in mercan-
tile pursuits and mining. He leaves
II widow. four sons and two daughters,
a brother, Abe Rachofsky, and sis
ter, Mrs. KObey.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
Ex.pAr1ENTs HOME NEWS.

The ground around the EN Patients
Home is being beautified. Thanks 10
the efficient management of the CHAIR
man of the Agricultural committee. Nj.
Schradsky. all the unshapely and dead
trees have been removed. beautiful
lawn has been put in and many other
improvements made. garden winch
will furnish part of the vegetables to
the Home was also planted.
The excavation of the cellar for the
new kitchen is finished and the foun-
dation laid and the work is hurried
TO get the new kitchen completed 10
ne able to serve the patients better
There are many applications for adj
mission to the Home. but because OF
the crowded condition OF the dining
room, only the most deserving have
been admitted
The building committee lis working
out plans for the erection of a third
PAVILION. also for the erection OF Il
suitable barn and chichenhouse. the
work to begin as soon as material can
he procured.
The dedication of the new Dormtory
and the laying of the corner stone OF
the new kitchen will take place sun
day, July 18th. at 300 p. IN. Promi-
nent speakers have been procured.
fine program has been arranged an"
the friends and sympathizers of inc
E.y-Paticnts work are cordially ihVitea
TO attend the dedication and are re-
auested to reserve the above date J"i!
18th. and be present mt the Simcha'
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
SHELTERING HOME BRIEFS.

The children of the Sheltering Home
spent a most enjoyable Fourth. Grand
pa Hurwitz. tho in deep sorrow at
the recent loss of beloved daughter
did not forget his annual supply of fire
works for the little folks. They also
received flags from the scout master.
The holiday was celebrated both sun
day and Monday to the great joy OF
the little folks.
The Mesdames Haskell NJ. Cohen
Meyer Newsletter, Joe Lcvey. Leo Lowen'
helm. Al Price and Julius Marx enter
tanned the children at picnic at Berk-
cley Park Tuesday. They conveyed
their little guests to the park in ma
chimes. provided them with bathing
suits. for swimming. served n delici-
ous lunch and games of various sorts.
The day was such success that the
ladies will give themselves an oppor-
tunity of enjoying the children's so.
ciety again at no distant date.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Gilman. the new
ma tron. of the Sheltering Home. reach
ed Denver last week. where she joined
Mr.. Gillman and assumed her new
duties
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
n. J. II. NOTES.

Mr.. ]. Walter Freiherg. of cincin-
natl. will he the acting president or
the National Jewish Hospital OF Con-
sumptiyes until the annual meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Hoffheimer
have arranged to furnish all the
equipment for the Children's pavilion.
They had also presented the pavilion
TO the hospital. which is largely 1or
prevcntorium care among children.
Mr.. Nathan A. Miller. of New YORK
is n new trustee recently appointed
on the National hoard of this institu-
tiOn
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
SPECIAL RAIN BRINGS DELAY
ED cor BEEF SHIPMENT FOR
BRODY TO DENVER.

Fourth of July picnicers and camp
ers almost had to go hungry. as a
shipment of cornbeef for Brody's Del
icatessen store had been lost enroute
Tracers were sent out and after the
car had been located a special engine
was ordered by the railroad to bring
the car to Denver; even passenger
trains were sidetracked. Upon arrival
in Denver. twenty men at once began
to unload the precious cargo to wait
ing auto trucks and famine was thus
prevented.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
COLONNADE CLUB.

The Colonnade club will meet sun
day. July 11th, ut the Metropoie ho'ei'
Mr.. Is. Laff. will give lecture, one
of the series on vocational Training
which the Colonnade has undertaken.
Election of Officers for the ensuing
term will also take place at this meet
ing.
The Colonnade celebrated the Fourth
with an excursion and dance that TOOK
rloce in Golden and Castle Rock, Tor
their members and lady friends. which
proved real success.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
}. c. r. S. NEWS

The celebration of the Fourth at
the J. C. Il. S. furnished much amuse-
ment and pleasure. All entered into
its contests with zest and enthusiasm
and the games of skill ad endurance
provoked much mirth.
After the games m1sical enter
tainmenr was furnished by Miss NIinna
Weinberg. who delighted her audience
with her sweet songs, and Miss Ru-
dolph who played the violin for them.
a lawn party finished the days en-
tertainment Those who won the prizes
were:
Numbered Board and Bean Bag-1st
prize B. Silvernmn: 2nd prize. c.
Golden: 3rd prize. J. Scnwimmer.
Throw ball with bOard-1st. prize.
NJ. Jaffe: 2nd prize. s. Radofsky.
Bicycle race-1st. race. \. ROsen-
stein: And race. VIM. Fox; finish race.
". Fox.
TOss-1st. prize. NJ. BerkOwitZ: 2nd.
Prize. NJ. Green 3rd prize. L. Frank.
rive minute Walk. MeH-lSt. pTlEe,
+. Michaels; 2nd prize. J. FlickOff.
Ladies-1st prize. C. Golden: End.
prize. Mrs. Schwimmer: Bird prize. 1.
pitnikOff.
japanese Pulling. Ladies prize
LIST prize. Mrs Chernick: 2nd prize.
Minnie Sike. Men LIST prize. A.
Taubenfeld: 2nd prize. L. Frank.
Apple on the String-1st. prize. ].
KOretsky: 2nd prize, l.. Horowitz.
Croquet-Winner. William Danish.
Shuttle Board. Men-1st prize. NJ.
Brown; md prize. w. Fox; 3rd prize.
Fl. Pushoff. Ladies-1st prize, Anna
Horowitz.
Donkey Game: Ladies-1st prize. /.
Bender; 2nd prize, s. Abramson Bird
prize. I. Pitnikoff 4th prize. ]. Blum
berg. Men-1st prize. j. Fleckenstein
2nd prize. J LAWN; 3rd prize. Tauben-
field.
Pie Eating Contest-1st prize. NJ.
RosenblOOm: 2nd prize. L. Block.
The Staff House built by the st.
Louis Ladies' Auxiliary is nearing com
pletion. The excavation for the new
building to replace the one recently
destroyed by fire has been finished.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
DICKINSON BRANCH LIBRARY.

Are You going away for vacation:
Take library books with you for idle
moments.
The Denver Public Library gives va
cation privileges to anyone leaving
town from June l until October l.
Each borrower may take ten books
at time. four of which may be fic-
ton.
Books may be exchanged at any time.
All transportation charges must he
paid by the borrower.
The following classes of books may
not be borrowed from the Dickinson
Branch on vacation privileges.
1. Fiction published In 1918. 1910.
and 1920.
.. Any class of book known to be
in such demand that vacation priv
ileges are not justifiable.
Books Which Have Been Received Re-
Gently by This Branch are:
Adult Nom Fiction.
Channing-Studen History of the
United States. 4th Ed; Collins.
Amateur Chemist: Dickey. Youth of
James Whitcomb Riley: Monroe. Meas
uring the Results of Teacning Parker.
American Idyll: Phillips. Effective
Speaking: West. History of the Amer
lean People.
Adult Fiction.
Bachelor. Man for the Ages: Bacon.
Square Peggy; Brown. Black Drop !:
Burnhnm Hearts Haven: Burnhnm.
In Apple Blossom Time: Gibbs. Black
Stone; Gray. Kathleen's Probation ::
Gray. Rosemary Greenaway: Greg
DRY. Judith of the Blue Lake Ranch !:
Hall. Sinister House: Harlem. Cottage
of Delight: Hawkins. Secret of the
Morley Haunted Bookshop: Open
helm. Great representation: Van Slyke.
Little Miss By-the-Day: Post. Uncle
Abner. Master of Mysteries.
Juvenile Non-FictiOn.
Bergengren, Jane, Joseph and John :;
their book of verses: Carpenter.
Around the World with the Children !:
Ghosh. Wonders of the Jungle: Hud-
son. Little Boy Lost: Hummer. Battle
of the Nations: Rolt-Wheeler. Wonder
of War at Sea Seers. Nature Stories
TO tell to Children: Smith. Good Old
Stories for Boys and Girls.
Juvenile Fiction.
Brown. At the Butterfly House; ;
Curtis. Little Maid of Bunker Hill:
Curtis. Little Maid of Old Connecticut ::
Curtis. Little Maid of Provine Town :;
Dugmore. Adventures in Beaver
Stream Camp; Pier. Hilltop Troop;
Porter, Trudy and Timothy Out-of-
Doors.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
BICKER CHOLEM NOTES.

a meeting of the Bickes Cholem So
ciety was held at the Oheb Iadek club
rooms on June 30. 1920 The society
extends its thanks to all those who
helped make the Becker Cholem picnic
such a great success, and because of
this, the society has now decided 10
raise the donations given each month
to the needy. All members are re-
Guested. in case of change of address
TO notify the secretary. by calling
Chnmpa BAG
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
INTERNATIONAL JEWISH WON
EMS ZIONIST CONFERENCE TO
BE HELD IN LONDON.

Plans for the mobilization OF the
Jewish women of the world. to aid III
the restoration of the Holy Land. will
he prepared at the first Interna tional
Conference women ever held. which
will take place in London in connection
with the World Zionist Congress,
which convenes July Fourth
Prominent American Zionist women,
who will attend the conference, include
Mrs. Louis d. Brnndeis. wife of Sn-
preme Court Justice Brandeis; their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Brandcis. OF
Washington. ID. c.; MRS. Nathan
Straus. Mrs. Mary Fels. Mrs. a. II.
FrOmenson, head of the Palestine sup
plies Department of the Zoinist Or
ganization, Mrs. Joshua Spreyregen.
Haas, wife of the executive secretary
of the Zionist Organization, Mrs. Ida
Danznger. secretary of the American
Zionists' women's branch, all of New
York; and Mrs. Caroline Greenfield
of Atlanta. Ga.
Women ZiOnists thruout the United
States are well organized and for
years have been carrying on construc-
tive work in Palestine. Their prin-
cipal accomplishments are the Ameri-
can Zionist Medical Unit. which has
done monumental work in fighting
disease in the Holy Land: the Pal
net;,,o Srppl;nc' dana rtrnnpt which
supplies almost 5000 war orphans and
babies with clothes; and the Nurses
Training school. which has three
year course for Palestinian girls, whose
first class will be graduated next year.
The principal features of the confer
ence will be the adoption Of dhe Amer
lean women Zionists' program on II
worldwide scale. to enlist every avail
able Jewish woman in the speedy up
building of Palestine. now that it Is
definitely assured as the Jewish Ma
tional Homeland thru the mandate
granted Great Britain by the Supreme
Council. One of the most interesting
features of the women's work in this
country is the Palestine Supplies de
partment. where under rhc direction
If Mrs Fromenson. 5000 women thru
out the country. organized into sew
ing groups. are busy turning out every
thing to clothe these orphans from
caps to stockings The department
maintains small factory in New
York. which cuts out all materials.
the women sewing only those articles
sent to them. which are needed ut the
time in Palestine The American Zion
list Medical Unit. maintained by tho
women's branch is composed of Amcri-
can physicians and nurses and has
established hospitals and clinics thru
out the country.
Women Zionists are also raising II
scholarship fund turnout the country
by which graduates of their nurses
school in Palestine will ne sent for a
years post-gra duate study in the prin-
cipal hospitals and institutions of this
country.
All these features of ZonistS wom-
ems work in this country will be dis
cussed at the world conference. thru
reports furnished by the American
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
COUNCIL ALLIANCE DANCE.

The most successful dance of the
season. socially. was that given by the
Young ladies' of the Council Alliance
last Wednesday evening Mt the Mont
clair country club. 1t was strictly an
invitational affair and all those who
attended. enjoyed Themselves to the
fullest measure
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
BESSIE l. RUDE COMMUNITY CEN
TER ANNOUNCEMENTS.

July &c. A. C. Special meeting
a. a. G.
July "a. 4. C.
July G-Boy scouts. Il. NJ. ii. Boar"
of Trustees. Young Folks campaign
l.. NJ. II. Nair Tolmid.
July League of Jewish Youth \.
NJ. K Y. w. II. A. Board of Directors.
July S-Junior Congregation.
July PA. a. G.
July 13-Boy Scouts.
July 15-C. A. C.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
COUNCIL OF JEWISH
WOMEN.

Mrs. Rebecca Kohut is in Europe
investigating the conditions of Jewish
girls in the different countries. Her
work is under the auspices of the
Council of Jewish Women.
Mrs. S. J. Rosensohn. "A young ma
iron of culture education and wealth.
has just accepted the Craftsmanship OF
the Immigrant Aid society of the Coun-
ell.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
THE OPTINIIS'TS.

The Optimists. formerly the Y. w. Ii.
A., will give their first annual cutting
at ElderadO Springs, August $. 1870.
A special car will take the crowd TO
Elderado early in the morning and
will he side tracked. There will he
dancing. swimming, ball games. and
various other forms of entertainment.
See you at EldOradO foiks.-MJ q.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
U. S. A. GIRLS.

Don't forget the picnic. Sunday. July
18th. at Elitch's Gardens. The
U. s. A. Girls are planning many in
teresting and unique features for the
occasion.
Tickets may be secured from any of
the members.
Come early. stay late and have n
good time. Also. be sure to buy your
ticket before you get to the gate.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
THE SIONIAN CLUB.

The next big feature of the Sion
ians will he the annual hayrack, TO
lie given next Sunday. Our route Will
he to Starbuck park. then to Ever
green. and the evening on Lookout
Mountain with dancing.
Mr.. Efen Kornfield is the latest
member to Join the club.-N. 5.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

sible for the calling of world women's
Zionist Conference. Mrs. Sieff led the
women being granted equal rights in
the voting in Jewish Palestine, where
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

delegates and plans will he formulated
for carrying them thru on world
wide scale.
Mrs. I. Sieff, London, a leading Eng
Iish woman Zionist was chiefly respon-
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
Il. NJ. H. JUNIOR CONGREGATION

The b. NJ. H. Junior Congregation
will hold regular meeting Thursday
evening. July S. at 500 p. NJ All
members urgently requested to attend
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
Clubs

IAN contributions for this column must
reach this office by IL o'clock Tuesday;
Contributions must he properly signed
with name and address Of the writer be-
fore article will be published)
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

The Jaffa-Jerusalem Road has heen
chosen as the site for memorial to
the men of the Goth G4ondon) Di-
vision, who fell during the capture of
Jerusalem.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

d. Hfrsch left Tuesday for months
trip east. He will join his family IN
cleveland for short stay and then
go farther east.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Mr.. \. Penter of Pueblo, has return
ed from California, where he S"Jouri-
ed month.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Philip Ragooland has returned from
an extended eastern trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Morton NJ. David addressed the
Legion of Honor ON July 18th at Wig
gins, Colo.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Julius Bensev, brother of William
and Jack Bensev has reached Denver
where he expects TO make his future
home.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

the first elections found five women
elected as delegates to the first eIer-
tive assembly.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
Want Advertisements.

WANTED with money to go
in manufacturing pants. you will
sure make good. Call for more infor-
nation S17 Doth street. 1t.
L. Feingold wishes to announce TO
his friends and patrons. that he has
dissolved partnership with Mr.. Dunner.
but his location is at the same place.
1905 Larimer St, where he will accept
new work and repairing.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Edward Field of Chicago has joined
his wife here. They are visiting their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Max Il. Sheye.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Nathaniel Halpern has returned
from a pleasant sojourn in southern
California.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Milton L. Anfenger is in Chicago at
tending the Elll'S convention.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Mr.. NJ. Rosen left for the east 10
attend the wedding of his niece.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

If thou tcllcst thy secret To three
persons, ten know it.-1allnud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Mr.. Louis Stern left Saturday for II
business trip to the eastern markets.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Mr.. Archie Bloom left Friday for n
trip thru California. where he Will re
main for Il month and takes this means
of bidding his friends goodbye.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Mr.. II. A. Patterson has left for Del
Norte. where he will visit for "A month.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07
Local NeUs


Philip Ragooland has returned from
an extended eastern trip.
Edward Field of Chicago has joined
his wife here. They are visiting their
uarents, Mr. and Mrs. Max b. Sheye.
Morton NJ. David addressed the
Legion of Honor ON July 18th at Wig
gins. Colo.
Milton l.. Anfenger is in Chicago at
tending the Elk'S convention.
Nathaniel Halpern has returned
from a pleasant sojourn in Southern
California.
Mr.. A. Penter of Pueblo, has return
ed from California, where he sojourh-
ed n month.
ID Hirsch left Tuesday for a months
trip east. He will join his family III
cleveland for short stay and then
go farther east.
Julius Bensev. brother of William
and Jack Bensev has reached Denver
where he expects 10 make his future
home.
Mr.. NJ. Rosen left for the east to
attend the wedding of his niece.
Mr.. Louis Stern left Saturday for
business trip to the eastern markets
Joe Levey returned Sunday from an
eastern trip.
Mr.. Frank p. Shapiro. of Anaconda.
Mont. who spent the last few months
ia this city visiting with his mother
and brothers, left last Sunday for en-
cago. lie takes this means of bidding
his friends goodbye.
Mr.. ii. A. Patterson has left Tor DEL
Norte. where he will visit for month
Mr.. Archie Bloom left Friday for
trip thru California. where he will re
main for II month and takes this means
of bidding his friends goodbye.
A fishing party composed of Julius
Vallbrum. Simon Bittcrman, Adolph
Mayer and Dr. Sulzbacher of Kansas
CITY. whipped the streams about Estes
Park.
Samuel Z. Kohn left for the eastern
markets for three weeks trip.
-
Mr.. vodian and son. Morris. of Chi
caro. who have been spending the past
Two weeks in the city. left for their
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

\ fishing party composed of julius
wallbrum. Simon Bittcrman, Adolph
Naver and DIR. Sulzbacher of Kansas
City. whipped the streams about Estes
Park.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Mir. Frank p. Shapiro. of Anaconda
Mont, who spent the last few months
in this city visiting with his mother
and brothers, left last Sunday for en-
cago. lie takes this means of bidding
his friends goodbye.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Joe Levey returned Sunday from al
eastern trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Mr.. VOdian and son. Morris. of Chi
cago, who have been spending the pas
Two weeks in the city. left for theil
home Tuesday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Samuel L. Kohn left for the eastern
markets for three weeks trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Max Anfenger is in the city visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Louisa Anfenger
He is enroute to Wyoming from New
York.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Mrs Mamie Van Balen. forme
penyerite. and sister of Mrs. Morri
Ripley. has been appointed superin
tendent of the Jewish charities of 81
Joseph, Mo.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Harry II. Frumess~ is back from
few weeks trip spent with his faml
in and about Los Angeles.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-07

Sidney Kinds left Tuesday on n bus
ness trip thru Kansas.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-17
BANKING
b, ,|NESS
AS USUAL
Wall Street Just as Busy To-
day as It Was Before
the Fatal Ex-
plosion.
WORKMEN ARE BUSY
Stock Exchange Opens on Time While
Police Keep Crowds Moving and
Guard Assay
Office.
WORKMEN ARE BUSY

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
business as usual in Wall street
today.
The nation S money mart resumed
operations just as if the explosion
which spread death and destruction
at the corner of Broad and Wall
yesterday had never occurred
human tide of men and women
office bound-flowed past the street
intersection where boarded windows.
Clipped stonework and big crowd
of policemen stood out as grim re-
minders of what had happened. There
was steady shut shut of feet over
the pavements from which the blood
stains had been washed
The j. P. Morgan bank opened on
time with clerks at their desks on
the first floor, where flying missiles
injured many. The shattered win
dows had been replaced with cheese
cloth screens, reinforced with laths.
Like the Inhabitants Of a cyclone
swept western village getting back
to work in temporary shelters, the
thousands of Wall street clerks,
bankers and accountants resumed
their tasks in offices which were in
some cases practically open to the
street, and in which the ceilings were
cracked and the walls pitted with
the metal slugs that showered death
and injury.
In the stock exchange the brokers
began trading on time. Workmen
were busy replacing the windows
No. 90 hn
short-handed. due to casualties.
One hundred and fifty policemen
were assigned to- duty at Broad and
Wall streets, where they kept the
crowds moving and formed a Gordon
before the assay office the sub
treasury and Morgan's office.
There were many mounted police
men in the squad. Numerous plain
clothes men stood about the big
banking houses, carefully scrutinizing
passersby. Admission was denied to
the Morgan bank except on business.
Visitors also were barred from the
spectators gallery at the stock eX-
change
A cigar store near the scene, the
front OF which was blown in, re-
sumed business today over impro-
vised counters Of boards. There were
plenty of customers.
One six-story building-the Post &,
Flagg structure-was vacated as a re-
suit of the explosion. Offices were
opened elsewhere.
Building inspectors were busy ex-
aniining other structures, to see if
they were safe. The Morgan bank
dome was held up with wooden
braces. The stock%exchange building
was declared safe
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-17
CHARGED WITH
DOUBLE CRIME
Or. Sedeewick is Held FoIIowin g
Finding Of His Wife and Child
Choked to Death on
Lawn Of Home.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
MUSKEGON, Mich, Sept. Ire
newed attempts to shake the nonchal /
ance of DR.. Otis w. Sedgewick held
here in connection with the murder
of his wife and three year old daugh-
ter at White Hall. Michigan, were
made by authorities today.
DR.. Sedgewick, found in bed in his
home at White Hall when neighbors
Investigated the murder, has refused
to talk. The Sedgewick's year old
baby was asleep in a crib when the
father was found.
Police said they found letters in
the Sedgewick home indicating he
suffered a mental malady which
caused temporary insanity.
g Mrs Sedgewick< and her baby
daughter were choked to death. Their
bodies were found on the lawn in
front of the Sedgewick home.