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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-01

Soap and Ointment and few appli-
cations gaverelief. I bought moreand
when had used tn rec cakes of Cuti-
cura Soap and one fifty-cent box of
Cuticura Ointment my hands were
healed" (Signed) H. F. Tillman,
Ri. 2, Braxton, Miss.
Make Cuticura Soap, Ointmentand
Talcum your everyday toile, prep
arations and keep your skin healthy.
Sample Each Yrss By Nall Address: "cseeura Lab
srstoriss. Dept z. Maiden -. hass" Sold every
Cuteura Soap shaves without mug.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

and Mrs John Suter have a delightful country place
 Popular Phoenix Girl
 Registers at Ohio WesIyn
 Miss Catherine Hart daughter of Mir and Mrs. C. P Hart, and a popular member of the junior set is registered at the Ohio Weslyn where she is com pleting her education. Miss Hart went to Ohio in the summer with her mother who only recently returned home Her grandmother, Mrs. M c Cole, who summered in Utah is at present a guest at the Hart home in Phoenix.
 Delightful Bridge Luncheon
 For Popular Bride of Year
 Mrs. Julian Gang, one of the most attractive brides of the year was the inspiration for a charmingly arranged bride luncheon given Friday by Mrs. Emil Gang at her North Central avenue home. A pink color scheme was used in decoration and was expressed in artistic use of roses. The hostess and guest of honor were assisted in receiv- ing by Mrs. Sydney J. Ross and Miss Aileen Gang. Those there were Mrs. Foster Fl. Rockwell. Mrs. Jack Row lands. Mrs. Tom Dunbar, Mrs Albert Rosenberg, Mrs. William Corpstein Mrs Winfield Hartranft, Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha Jr. Mrs. Robert Metzler Mrs, Harry Carson, Mrs. Carl Ander- 1 son, Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard Mrs Leon $. Jacobs, Mrs. Angus Cashion
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Gives Luncheon for Miss Edna Stone

Mrs. Andrew Miller presided over a charming luncheon at the Ranch House on Monday when she entertained in honor of Miss Edna Stone who left Friday for China. The yellow color scheme used in decoration was carried out in roses. The guest of honor was showered with a number of lovely farewell gifts. Those there were Miss Stone, Mrs T. C. Stone, Mrs. Charles K. Pishon, Mrs. Angus Cashion, Mrs. Guy Alsap, Mrs. William Corpstein, Mrs. Lester Byron, Mrs. Leon S. Jacobs Mrs. ]. Leonard Norton, Mrs. Charles Korrick Mrs. Murrell Butler, Mrs J J. Wesley, Mrs. Edward Rudolph, Mrs Julian Gang, Mrs. Abe Korrick and Mrs. A. H. Mcclellan.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Mrs. Harold Coke Gives Box Party

Mrs. Harold Coke gave a box party at Elks yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Marie Smith of Los Angeles who will be her guest for a fortnight. Following the play in which her sister Miss Ida Mae Coke, who plays a lead ing part will join her sisters guests at tea at the Ranch House. Others there will include Mrs. Charles Wag- horn, Mrs. Frank Viault, Mrs. George Coke, Mrs. Lee Benham, Mrs. Charles Lambert, Mrs. Jack Tharpe, Mrs. Ferne sherman, Mrs. Margaret Thomas, Miss Bess Barkley, Miss Maud Stewart, Miss Helen Brooks and Miss Margaret Mae Hurley.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Coming From Tucson For State Fair

Mir and Mrs Edward O'Malley will be among the welcomed guests for the fair. They will arrive from Tucson ons Wednesday and divide their time while here between the Charles O'Malleys and the John O'Malleys. The latter will also have as guests for the fair Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rabbit of Flag staff who spent last winter here but who are living in the northern part of the state at present.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
STATE FAIR WEEK
 5 IS SOCIETY WEEK

eteIest this week centers on the
 iAlr, society as usual playing an -. ..4 ortant part. While there will be
 cs or out of town guests to enner- --. m loyalty Co the fair no other
 TOT entertaining other than at "a races VIII be made during the day. parties will be the one form of eiEisement and will be preceded bv
 ieo luncheons in order that all pc present for the events planned
 NFlzona's enjoyment by it's state commission. A number of well &Nh people are exhibiting in the diff
 nt departments in which women particular interest and the art ex-
 lon as usual is attracting the at
 on ot smart folk. The Junior VIII have representation at the faR with an attractive booth which is .-1er the management of Mrs. Warren
 Arthur. The little booth will com ho@ with other hot dos" stands for r~cSl maids and matrons are to sell
 lw,ches and drinks for the benefit eL@heir pet project the Day Nursery M<S Henry George is to be in charge this feature and for the different oAys or the week she has appointed trSap or we'll known women to see that ne sales arc brisk. among whom are Nrs- Roland Johnson. Mrs. Ernest le"is. Mrs. IT. D. McVay Mrs Andrew nAimert. IT, Mrs. Sidney l. Ross and ArS. William Swartz. Flowers too. WI he sold for the same cause Mrs. Coit Hughes acting as chairman of the committee in charge will be assisted eTlnr the six days sale by Mrs. Fred haer Townsend Mrs. J. Neal Harris. Ars- Carelton Wood. Mrs Charles orrne. Mrs. Roy wayland and Mrs. Tom Dunbar. Mrs. Bert Clingan is chairman of the supply committee the other members being Mrs. A. c. Dull maze and Mrs. Harry welch.
 Nisitor From Cairo
 Hsnored st Function
 Mrs. W. D. Shackleford gave a chtrrninE affair on Wednesday in hoecr of Mrs IT. s. Antrim of Cairo wise is wintering in Phoenix. Pink arr white roses carried out an un- usaAry effective decorative scheme. IfH guest list included Mrs. Antrim, A.s. John Lentz. Mrs George Brock wacr. Mrs. T.. ID. Dameron. Mrs. John D. trlcper Mrs. Parker Woodman, Mrs. x. ~. Moore. Mrs. J. c. Norton, Mrs. Ct4rles Smith. Mrs. B. Lee 2urvines, Nne% r. 1T. Ensign. Mrs. Charles Dun Ian Mrs H. s. Antrim, IT,, Mrs. Her eeut Mann. Mrs. C. E England Mrs. CctrEe Day. Mrs Ralph Quinn. Mrs Rcbcrt Shearer. Mrs. T. E. Mccall. Mrs ErrA Thayer. Mrs. Robert Mccall. Mrs. Harvey Patton. Mrs. E. F. Van Kirk. Nrx c. W. Trumbo. Mrs. H. F. Cruice, Mrs Robert Friedel Mrs. John J. Nc rco1e. Mrs H. McKellum, Mrs. I. L. Langley. Miss Peek and Miss Alice Caircir
 Informal Club Dinner
 Ar Event of Week
 Joe Cassou was a dinner host on Thursday evening when he had as ruests at tho Arizona club Mir. and Mrs Jnck Barber and Mir. and Mrs. Jack Rcwlands.
 Mr. ard Mrs. Jefferson
 Give halloVe'en Affair
 real old time Halloween event was that given by MT. and Mrs F A. lief
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Gala Events for Home Conaino Students

Mrs. Robert Brownfleld returned Sunday from fortnlghts absence on the coast. Her popular young daugh- ter. Miss Dorothy Brownfield, who is attending the state university. is ex- pected home on Wednesday for the fair week end She will be accompanied by Miss Ruby Reagen. also 9 univer- sity girl, and number of gala events are being planned for the students holiday.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Informal Dinner Marks Birthday

Dr. and Mrs R. H. H. Blome gave an informal dinner Wednesday evening in celebration of the birthday of Dr. Blome. Their guests were Miss Mer- cedes campeau. Miss Alice Chipman and Miss Frances Cross
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Bisbee Visitor
 Is Honor Guest

Mrs. J. E. Thompson gave an in- formal luncheon recently compliment ing Mrs. E. J. Flanigan of Bisbee. Be- sides the honored guests those there included Mrs Thomas E. Campbell, Mrs. John Lentz and Mrs. E. II. Lynch of Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Mrs. A. NJ. TuthiII
 Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. A. NJ. Tuthin gave a chgmingly appointed luncheon of IT covers at the Ranch House Wednesday in honor of Mrs. F. O. Wood Corn flowers and marigolds combined in effective dec- oration.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
State Fair Visitors

to your p.aur. Phosnt- - you. quality hvsr of styles, ust paid 1914 very in .Pssn. Combs Pins 5arretes, etc
 The s4ss. in vanity bags powder puff and hsaa painted toilet The Imported French Iorn1 hair stain Beauty Shop offers Distilled shampoo HAIRDREssINo.
 MARcELLE WAVING.
 THE BEAUTIFUL PERMANENT MAINTAINING. MANIcURINe
 FRENCH FACE BLEACHING
 AsrR1NeENr PACK FOR OPEN PORES AND FlAssY SKIN HENNA PACKS, ANY HAlR coLoRINe WITH FRENCH HAIR coLoRINe SCALP TREATMENTS.
 HOT TREATMENTS.
 pANDRUFF TREATMENTS.
 sLAcKHEAD TREATMENTS.
 TREATMENT FOR ACNE OR PIMPLEs
 Our chopody department fully your foot troubles electric needle o We have electric and cabinet baths and shower Swedish Massage Physical Culture Our price. the week
 .v..n.e. our work in every goods just represented
 Nearly years continuous service right here in Phoenix - ,t ou.ran4ee spu service You ar, cordially iuved There service DeMarvel Institute 134 N. First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Entertain Five At Ranch House

MT. and Mrs Hugh Weatherford, IT,, gave d prettily planned dinner at the Ranch House Tuesday evening having as their guests Dr. and Mrs. Colt Hughes, Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Pierson and Mrs. Hugh Weatherford.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Called to New York By Fathers Illness

MT. and Mrs. Fred Tatum of Wenden who planned ta spend fair week in town the guest Of the Harry Rays have been called to New York by the serious illness of Mir. Tatum's father.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Mrs. Edward Kent Returns
 From New Enqiand Summer

Mrs. Edward Kent has returned
 from New England where she spent the summer and early autumn months.
 Part of her time was passed in Maine, in Pynellis whore her relatives Rev
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Mir. and Mrs. Ed Lit To Be Guests Here

Mir. and Mrs. T. Ed Lit of Tucson will be among the out-of town guests here for the fair.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

Mrs. Avery Corpstein. Mrs. John H. Page, Mrs. Joseph T. Melczer, Mrs. Charles K Pishon, Mrs. Gus Summer field. Mrs. Charles Korrick, Mrs. John Ientz, Mrs. A. b. Dulmage, Mrs Guy AIsap, Mrs. Abe Korrick, Mrs. Edward Melczer, Mrs F. Louis Zimmerman, Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson, Mrs. Sol Ro- senbIad. Mrs Jack Cannon, Mrs. Ike Diamond. Mrs. B. E. Marks, Miss Edna Stone. Miss Henrietta Oiney Miss Har- riet Hurley, Miss Ruth Goldberg, and Miss Ellen Hughes
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Coming From Coast To Attend Fair

Among the attractive visitors here for the fair will be Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Varney of Los Angeles who will arrive in a day or two and pass a fortnight in town the guests of Mir and Mrs Lester Byron.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Many Entertain at One-Table Bridge

The table bridge luncheon is be- coming more and more popular with those who prefer entertaining a few guests informally rather than enter taining in a more formal fashion Among the hostess of the week was Mrs. Fred Barriws who had as guests on Monday, Mrs. Leon Clyde Wilber Mrs. J. l.. P. Goodson and Mrs. c. F, Schnebly.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Gives Luncheon In Dauuhter's Honor
Mir. and Mrs. Downing Entertain at Dinner

Mir. and Mrs D. L. Downing We're dinner hosts on Tuesday at their at tractive apartment on North First ave nue. Cut flowers made an effective decoration. Covers were arranged for MT. and Mrs. Frank Thomas, MT. and Mrs. Paul Bennett, Miss Gertrude Nor ton, Miss Jean Mcintyre and Miss Ruth JessOp
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Popular October Bride
 Guest of Honor at Affair

Complimentary to Mrs. William Faires (Zella Halterman), Mrs. Eliza beth Thornton, Miss Gertrude Fogle and Miss Ruth Betts gave a charming affair Thursday at the Betts residence. 1895 West Madison street. Roses and ferns combined in effective decoration. Hearts was the feature of the ocea- sion. The attractive guest of honor who was a bride of october was show cred with "a number of lovely gifts. Those there were Mrs. Stanley Wn- Hanson, Mrs. Olney Mclean. Mrs, Ed win Luke. Mrs James McSain, Mrs Henry Allen, Mrs. M. l.. Loose, Miss Mario. Jackson, Miss Ferne donnsons Miss Pearl McElhaney, Miss Sada Presley. Miss Dorothy Palmer, Miss I,ucile Schnebly. Miss Anna MeKernan and Miss Birdie Fowler
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

ferson at their home on West Willetta street. The decorations and games carried out the Halloween idea The guest list included Dr. and Mrs. Gar land Couch, MT. and Mrs. Chris Walk CT, pr. and Mrs. Earnest Munson. Mir and Mrs. c. S. Kline, MT. and Mrs. E. D. Welch. MT. and Mrs. Frank Moss hammer. Mrs. H. H. Linville, Mrs. J. IT. Smith, Mrs. Myrtle Kissell, Mrs. Jo seph Lowell. Miss Mary Utley. Miss Marcia Carter, Arthur Strong. Arnold Walker, c. W. Bell and H. M. Dixon of Denver.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Mrs. Walter Talbot Is
 Back From Washinqton

Mrs. Walter Talbot has returned from Washington, D. C., where she spent several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. w. c. Barnes.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Mere From Detroit To Spend Winter

Mrs. O. NJ. Coon is a recent arrival from Detroit who will winter in Phoe- nix with her daughter. Miss Beulah Coon of sos North Fourth avenue
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Miss Sue Holmes Postpones Visit Here

to be here for fair week. has postponed her arrival until the holiday season when the pretty Nashville girl will be the guest of the Julian Holmes.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
On Return to Phoenix la Eeted at Rridae
Guests From old Pueblo Win Be Here for Fair

Mir and Mrs. Oswald Walker of Tucson win spend fair week in town the guest of MT. and Mrs. Vernon Peters.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Week End Visitor. Returns to Home

Week End Visitor.
 Returns to Home
 Mrs. F. T. Flanigan of Bisbee was the week end guest of Mrs. John LentZ.
 
 On Return to Phoenix
 ls Feted at Bridge
 Tn honor of Mrs. F.. F.. Pascoe whose return from long absence on the coast is being made the motif for affairs, Mrs. Emil Gang gave a prettily planned bridge luncheon on Thursday. The tables centerpiece was a cluster of long stemmed American Beauty roses and bud vases with a single exquisite rose circle the more elaborate floral feature. Besides the guest of honor covers were laid for Mrs. Thomas p, Campbell. Mrs. J. E. Thompson, Mrs E. W. Clayton. Mrs. Isaac Taft Stod- dard, Mrs. B. B. Mccall, Mrs. George Oiney. Mrs. Julian Gang, Mrs. T. C. McReynolds, Mrs. l.. E. Hewins. Mrs Daniel Francis, Mrs. William Pinney and Mrs. c. H. Carter.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha RafIrna 4n Phnaniu

Members of society are rejoicing over the return of one of it's favorite members, Mrs Herbert Burr Atha, whose long absence in San Diego has been matter of regret to her legion
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

of friends Mrs. Atha returned 0 Saturday
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Or. and Mrs. w. O. Sweek Give Informal Dinner

pr. and Mrs. William O. Sweek gave an informal dinner early in the week, entertaining MT. and Mrs. Carelton Higbie of Detroit and Charles Me- Arthur.
 Mrs. c. F.. Ainsworth Luncheon Hostess
 Delightful among the weeks affairs was the luncheon given by Mrs. C. P.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
School Girls and Boys
 Enjoy Halloween Event

Witches and ghosts held high car nival at the w. w. Wilkinson home on the McDowell road on Halloween when Miss Virginia Wilkinson and Frank Wilkinson entertained with a jolly af- fair. The entire first floor of the att
 tractive home was given over to the young folk, with pumpkins, jack O. lanterns. black cats and every known Halloween conceit used to carry out the decorative scheme. Amusing holf- day games made merry while Miss Dorothy Allan who assisted in receiv- ing added to the enjoyment with her ukelele, rendering 8 fascinating pro- gram. The school boys and girls pres ent included Miss Katherine Gass. Miss Mildred Fry, Miss Leonella Burns, Miss Alice Suit, Miss Helen Heine, Miss Truth Dunbar, Miss Emma Lisenmeyer, Miss Mildred Welnick, Miss Jessie Dodt. Miss Polly Sterns, Miss Kathryn WiIlSipson, Miss Lucille Miller. Miss Helen Weir Miss Nellie Wilkinson. Miss Pauline Weir. Miss Bertha Will kinson, John Rhuart, Marcus Kelly, Charles Geenan, Ed Harrington, Bill Hancock, Dick Rice. Craig Allan, Harry Wilkinson, Charles Suit, Arthur Wilkinson. Welden Burkhead, Jack Ashley, Ernest Lisenmeyer. Robert Wilkinson. Roy Purdy and Jo Fleming,
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER T.

Ainsworth at the Country club on Wednesday in compliment to Mrs Thompson Price and Mrs. Smith Pick relL The yellow color scheme used in decoration was expressed in zennias-
  Tom Dunbars Give Dinner for Six
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Dunbar of 73 West Holly street gave a prettily appointed family dinner Wednesday evening. Covers were laid for six
  Gives Luncheon In Daughters Honor
 Orchid color chrysanthemums decor ated effectively the charming country home of Mrs. T. C. Stone who gave a smartly arranged luncheon Wednesday in honor of her daughter Miss Edna Stone. Covers were laid for 20.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

grandson. Donald Goodrich.
 Here From California
 For Months Visit
 Miss Grace Downing, an attractive young Californian, is here for month the guest of her relatives. Congress- man and Mrs. Carl Hayden. There are many Phoenicians who will recall Miss Downing as the pretty little school girl who visited the Haydens here a number of years ago. Mir. and Mrs. Carelton Higbie
 Return to Their Home MT. and Mrs. Carelton Higbie of De- troit were the guests for 9 week of Mir. and Mrs. Warren McArthur leaving on Thursday for their home.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Mrs. J. E. Murray Home From Coast

Mrs. J. D, Mufray, WHO sptIt tIIs summer and early autumn season In California. has returned. She was ac-
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Informal Club Dinner An Event of Week

Joe Cassou was a dinner host on Thursday evening when he had as Euests at tho Arizona club Mir. and Mrs Inok Barber and Mir. and Mrs. Jack Rcwlands
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

A real old time Halloween event was that given by MT. and Mrs. P. A. Jef-
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
PREDICTS TREATY
WILL SATISFY JAPAN
ViScOunt Uchida Believes 1t
VIII Nullify California
Land Law.

TOXIC. Dec. "a delayed Address
ing preliminary meetings of the Diet
'ere to-day, viscount uchida, the For
eign Minister expressed the opinion that
! new Japanese-Amerlcan treaty would
be concluded leading to nullif.cation OF
7ected such action to result from the
negotiations which have been in prog
ress at Washington between Ambassa-
dor Shidehara and Roland S. Norris.
United States Ambassador to Japan.
The Ambassadors, he said. were maxi
ng efforts TO obtain an understanding
With the Senate to obtain the passage
II the treaty. He announced that in
view of the sincerity with which they are
ndeavoring TO solve the problem japan
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

tentions. sought 10 claim credit for SAFE
guarding the rights OF the people.
Mr.. Swami said that the lawyers VINO
were opposed TO him were corporation
lawyers, endeavoring by this 10 make II
appear that this was the cause or their
antagonsm. One prominent attorney
cmarked the following dag that II would
6e impossible to find a lawyer OF proml-
hence In this city. who had not corpora
ton practice. Although Mr. Swami en-
deavored 10 create the impression thai
he had incurred the opposition or "thS
interests he failed to state just wha.
lie had ever done to earn their dis
pleasure. Certainly. he had not sue
&C ssfully prosecuted any appreciaDie
number of biz combines.
While he had Investigated" the milk
situation repeatedly and had talked
about prosecutions. Mr.. Swami really
had done nothing in the way of bring
ing fines or Imprisonment to any OF the
persons connected with the matter. Yet
Mr.. Swami apparently could not hem
posing before the people as the arch
enemy OF big combines and the protector
or the rights of the common people.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

mas refrained from protesting against
the California law, but that II the nego-
tiations fail formal protest would be
lodged.
Answering interpretations NJ Uchida
said that the negotiations were proceed
ing on the understanding that such
treaty would override the State laws.
When questioned to-day at prelimi-
nary meeting Of the Diet regarding dis
crepancies between the reports OF mis-
sionaries and those of the military as to
whether or not massacres occurred at
Chien-tao. Manchuria, V'scount Uchida
lnnounced that he would withhold his
~erlv until the formal session Of the
Chamber.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

torney such storm of criticism and
protest arose that Mr.. Swami quickly
was placed in the list of impossibili-
ties, politicians said.
In political circles last night it was
predicted that Justice Edward j. Nc
Goldrick, appointed to the Supreme
Court TO fill out the uneXpired term
OF Justice Dugro, would De chosen by
the Governor to sucreed Judge Malone
The District Attorney issued state
ment Saturday night declaring he never
was a candidate for the appointment 17'S
that he authorized no one to make a
campaign for him. but in political circles
II is believed that these statements were
merely for political effect Politicians
declare that the District Attorney knew
all along what was going on. and many
declared that a quiet campaign in Mr..
Swann's behalf began soon after the
death of Judge Malone. This was COM
mon talk in the circles in which Mr..
Swami moves and it was generally under
stood that he had expressed an eager
ness to return to the General S ss.ons
bench, which he left to run for District
Attorney.
swann's job Sought by Two.
These statements receive corrobora-
ton to a certain extent by the fact that
two persons prominent y identified with
the administration of the criminal law
were in the field to succeed Mr.. Swami as
soon as the word spread that the latter
was going after the appointment to the
General Sessions bench
Just now Mr.. Swami is talking about
interests that would like to see him
leave his Office and abandon the fair
county of New York to lawbreaking
combines.
In so posing as the deiverer of the
community ard talking about con-
spracies to get him out of his office Mr.
Swami is running true to form. Ever
since he became District Attorney he
has posed as a champion of all that was
right and taken unto himself much
credit that was not his due.
An example of Nj. Swann's habit OF
stealing other peop.e's thunder came tc
light in connection with the action OF
the Association of the Bar of the City
Of New York in refusing to ndorse hi:
candidacy for election to the Supreme
Court bench at the last election.
The Bar Association acted uron the
report of its judiciary committee. which
he'd that Mr.. Swan" was not competent
The New York herald., 1920-12-26

CRITICISMS KILL
SWANN'S CHANCES
FOR A JUDGESHIP
BOom Ends With Candidate
Labelled as impossible
Say. Politicians.
SAYS HE DIDN'T ASK IT
McGoldrick to Get General
Sessions Seat, Governors
Friends Believe.
PLOT LAID TO INTERESTS
District Attorney Contends
Opposition of Big Business
Handicaps Him..
SAYS HE DIDN'T ASK IT
PLOT LAID TO INTERESTS

Politicians in close touch with Gov.
Smith and who usually know about
how the Governor stands on various
political questions declared last night
that the campaign has ended for
the appointment of District Attorney
Swami to the General Sessions bench
to succeed Judge James 7. Malone,
who died recently.
When the campaign was launched
originally Mr.. Swami had probably
the best chance of any candidate to
obtain the plum, but since the puhlL-
cation in THE NEW YORK HERALD of
articles laying bare the workings of
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
$4,000 FOR WITTENBERG.
Two Big Christmas Gifts Received
by Ohio College.

crccial Despatch 10 THE NEw YosK HEaAfr.
SPRINGFIELD Ohio Dec. 25.-Mr. and
Mrs. George NJ. Pitney Of Leipsic and
prominent Toledo business man each
gave $4,000 to Wittenberg College to-
day as Christmas gifts The Pitney do
nation will be used to establish depart
ment of home economics and the other
will go to the S1.5Oo,000 endowment
fund.
Recently the college waged it's drive
for S150O,oO0. when several important
gifts were received. one of which was
from Gov. Cox.
The New York herald., 1920-12-26
PUBLISHER WINS OFrIcE.

OTTAWA, Dec. 25.-The appointment of
Walter c. Nichol, proprietor of the Van
couver Province, as Lieutenant-G Governor
of the Proviace Of British Columbia, was
officially announced to-night at the Of
flee of the Prime Minister.