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IOWA.
Albert b. Cummins. rep.
Claude r. Porter. dem.
Arthur S. Dowler. soc lab
III. W. Coles, f.-lab.
KANSAS.
Charles Curtis. rep.
George H. Hodges. dem.
KENTUCKY.
J. Crepps Wickliffe Beckham, dem.
Richard p. Ernst. rep.
LOUISIANA.
Edwin S. Broussard. dem.
MARYLAND.
John Walter Smith, dem.
o. f. Weller. rep.
W. Ashbie Hawkins (colored), ind.
George u. lverson, ind
MISSOURI.
Selden Palmer Spencer. rep.
Breckenridge Long, dem.
William j. Mallett, f.-lab.
NEVADA.
Charles B. Henderson, dem.
Tasker l.. Oddie. rep.
Anne Martin, ind
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
George Higgins Moses. rep.
RAYMOND b. Stevens, dem.
William H. Wilkins, soc.
NEW YORK.
James w. Wadsworth, jr., rep.
Harry c. Walker. dem.
Jacob Panken, soc
Harry Carlson, soc-lab.
Ella A. Boole, prob.
Rose Schneiderman, f-lab.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Lee Slater Overman. dem.
A. E. Holton, rep.
NORTH DAKOTA.
II. H. Perry, dem
DR.. E. F. Laid. rep.-ind. by nat. non
,art. league
OHIO.
w. A. Julian, dem.
Frank b. Willis. rep.
OKLAHOMA.
Scott Ferris. dem.
John w. Harreld. rep.
A. A Bagwell. soc.
OREGON.
George Earle Chamberlain, dem.
Robert n. Stanfieid, rep.
Albert Slaughter. soc.
{. h Svenson. ind'l-iab.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Boies Penrose, rep.
John A. Farrell, dem.
Birch Wilson, Soc
Robert ]. Wheeler, lab.
Joseph E. Jennings, single tax.
Leah Cobb Marion. prob.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ellison D. Smith, dem.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Peter Norbeck, rep.
U. S. G. Cherry, dem,
L. ]. Manbeck, ind.-rep.
r. o. Richards, ind-rep.
Tom Ayers, non-part. league,
UTAH.
Reed Smoot, rep.
Milton H. yelling, dem
VERMONT.
William P. Dillingham;. rep.
Howard Z. Shaw. dem.
VIRGINIA.
Carter Glass, dem. (short term).
WASHINGTON.
Wesley l.. Jones. rep.
George +. Cotterill. dem.
c. ]. France, f.-lab.
WISCONSIN.
Irvine L. Lenroot. rep.
Paul S. Reinsch, dem.
Frank j. Weber SOC
James Thompson, ind.
Clyde d. Mead. prob.
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VERMONT.

present membership: republicans)
/ jeremiah C. Durick, dem.
1 Frank L. Greene rep.
2 Harry w. Writer'S, dem.
3 Porter H. Dale.' prob.
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DELAWARE.

present membership: 1 republican,
1 Caleb r. LAYTON rep.
/ James r. Clements, dem.
/ Howard T. Ennis. ina.
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Representatives Big Candidates

8 q. A. Harris (short term). dem.
Manuel Herrick (short), rep.
H. c. Geist (short term), SOC
s Il. A. Harris Oong term), dem.
8 Charlie Swindall Qong), rep.
8 H. c. Geist dong term), soc.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

present membership: republicans.)
1 N. N. Nelson, dem.
/ o. 3. Burtness, rep.
1 J. N. Baer,t ind.
2 George M. Young rep.
2 Ole Ofson,t ind.
3 r. A. johnson, dem.
3 j. II. Sinclair. = rep.
Endorsed by Nat. Non.-Part. L..
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NEW JERSEY.
present membership: 5 democrats. 6 re-.
publicans. / vacancy.)

present membership: 5 democrats. 6 re-
publicans. ! Vacancy
l William p. Kramer, dem.
Francis F. Patterson. jr., rep.
l Herman F. Niessner. soc.
William K. Jonah. dem.
Isaac Bacharach,s rep.
George E. Strother. soc.
William E. Ramsey. dem.
T. Frank Appleby. rep.
3 Ambrose D. Albertson, soc.
Charles Browne, dem.
( Elijah c. Hutchinson rep.
Clarence P. Gibson. SOC.
S Richard e. Clement. dem.
Ernest r. Ackerman,s rep.
James b. Furber. soc.
Thomas A. Shields, dem.
Randolph Perkins, rep.
Frederick Kraft, soc. y
Nicholas Hughes, dem.
Amos Radcliffe rep.
Frank Hubschmitt. soc.
5 Cornciiu.s A. McGlennon.' dem.
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NEVADA.

present membership: democrat.)
At large. Charles R. Evans,s dem.
At large, Samuel S. Arentz, rep.
At large, Paul Jones, ind.
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MISSOURI.

present membership: II democrats,
republicans.)
1 Milton Andrew Romjue." dem.
Frank c. Millspaugh. rep.
/ Clarence Snyder. soc.
w. w. Rucker.s dem.
2 B. F. Beazell, rep.
Q Elias R. Anderson. soc.
Jacob L. Milligan.s dem.
H. F. Lawrence. rep.
1 Lewis Cass Gabbert. dem.
1 Charles l. Faust. rep.
Edwin NJ. Wormley, soc.
S William T. Bland.' dem.
Z. C. Ellis. rep.
Clement Cabell Dickinson dem.
w. o. Atkeson. rep.
6 Oscar 8. Myers, soc.
7 Samuel C. Major,s dem.
Z Roscoe c. Patterson, rep.
James r. Richardson. soc.
william L. Nelson.s dem.
8 Sid c. Roach. rep.
8 e. B. Kenney. soc.
Champ Clark dem.
T. w. Hukriede. rep.
l.. A. Emo, soc.
10 A. Evan Hughes, dem.
% Cleveland A. Newton rep.
10 W. NJ. Brandt. soc.
IL Harry b. Halves, dem.
II Bernard P. Bogy, rep.
II George Moser, soc. lab.
II Will c. Long. soc.
IL Samuel Resented, dem
IL L. c. Dyer rep.
IL Henry Siroky. soc.
IL Robert NJ Owens (colored), f.-lab.
10 Arthur T. Brewster. dem.
Is Marion E. Rhodes,s rep.
Is Robert Short, soc.
IA Robert L. Ward. dem.
II Edward D. Hays rep.
IA John Gardner. SOC.
Is Ernest M. Roseberry. dem.
IS I. v. McPherson,s rep.
Is William H. McFall, soc.
16 Thomas L. Rubey,s dem.
is S. A. Shelton, rep.
16 Henry NJ. Fouty, soc.
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NEW MEXICO.

present membership: republican,
At large. Antonio Lucero, dem.
At large, Nestor Montoya, rep.
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! w. G. HaWiey, dem.
l w. c. Havley.' rep.
/ Harlin Talbert. soc.
w c. Hawley, prob
]. Harvey Graham. dem.
2 N. ]. Sinnott.e rep.
F. T. John. indus. Lap.
Dr. Esther p. Lovetoy, DEM. anu pi''-
c. N. Macarthur rep.
PENNSYLVANIA. =.
present membership: z democrats. -
republicans, l Independent republican,
l Vacancy
/ Lawrence E. McCrossin' oein'
l w. S. Vare,s rep.
2 Herman Becker, dem.
George s. Graham rep.
8 Joseph Hagerty (short term. oen'
3 Harry c. Ransley (short), rep:
3 Joseph Hagerty 0ull term), dem.
3 Harry c. Ransley (fulO. rep.
4 Harry ]. Ruesscamp, dem.
4 George w. Edmonds.' rep.
5 Henry ]. Burns, dem.
5 James ]. Connolly, rep.
6 Harry S. Jeffrey. dem.
George P. Darrow,s rep.
Z Freeland S. Brown, dem.
Z Thomas S. Butler,s rep.
Harvey S. Plummer, dem.
s Henry w. Watson rep.
David F. Magee, dem.
9 w. w. Griest.s rep.
10 Patrick McLane,s dem.
10 Charles R. Cornell. rep.
II John ]. Casey,s dem.
II Clarence D. Coughlin. rep.
u Thomas ]. Butler. dem.
IL John Reber,' rep.
13 Harry j. Dunn, dem.
Is Fred B. Gernerd, rep.
IA Thomas Doherty, dem.
IA Louis T. McFadden,s rep.
Is G Edmund Gilmore, dem.
Is Edgar R Kiess,' rep.
16 John v. Lesher.s dem.
Is /. Clinton Kline, rep.
IT John C. Dunkle. dem.
IT B. K. Focht,s rep.
Is Milton H. Plank. dem.
Is A. S. Kreider." rep.
10 Warren Worth Bailey. dem.
10 J. M. Rose.' rep.
20 Charles A. Hawkins, dem.
20 Edward S. Brooks rep.
81 j. D. Connolly, dem.
q Evan ]. Jones.s rep.
% John H. Wilson, dem.
So Adam NJ Wyantt, rep.
% Bruce F. Sterling. dem.
% Samuel A. Kendan,' rep.
"a Samuel Amspoker, dem.
"a H. w. Temple rep.
IS Max B. Haibach, dem.
25 Robert ]. Ffrman. rep.
26 George w. Geiser. dem.
26 William H. Kirkpatrick, rep.
81 Lafayette F. Suffer. dem.
27 Nathan L. Strong.s rep.
% H. ]. Bixler, dem.
Is H. ]. Bixler. rep.
% George ]. Shaffer, dem.
81 Stephen G. Porter" rep.
50 M. Clyde Kelly, dem.
80 NJ Clyde Kelly ind. rep.
81 John M. Norm. dem.
RI John NJ. Morin." rep.
80 Guy E. Campbell dem.
80 Guy E. Campbell. rep.
At large, Charles M. Bowman. dem.
At large, Joseph Mclaughlin, rep.
At large, John P. Broken. dem.
At large, Mahlon NJ Garland rep.
At large. NJ. J. Hanlan. dem.
At large, Anderson H. Walters rep.
At large, John B. McDonough, dem.
At large, William J. Burke,s rep.
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WASHINGTON.

present membership: 5 republicans.)
/ Hugh C. Todd, dem.
/ John F. Miller,s rep.
/ James Duncan. far.-lab.
2 Lindley H. Hadley.s rep.
2 William Bouck. far LAB.
G. p. Fishburne. dem.
3 Albert Johnson rep.
3 Homer T. Bone. far.-lab.
4 Fred Miller. dem.
4 John W. Summers rep.
4 Knute Hill. far.-lan.
S Charles A. Fleming. dem.
J. Stanley Webster rep.
WEST VIRGINIA.
present membership: 1 democrat, re-
publicans.)
IN. M. Neely,s dem.
1 Ben L. Rosenbloom. rep.
Forest w. Brown. dem.
9 George M. Bowers rep.
8 R. F. Kidd. dem.
stuart F. Reed" rep.
Al. L. Conner. dem.
4 Harry c. WOODWARD rep.
w. w. McNeal. dem.
S wells Goodykoontz.' rep.
w. E. Wilson, dem.
6 L. S. Echols.' rep.
WISCONSIN,
present membership: 10 republicans.
Vacancy
1 Andrew F. Stahl, dem.
/ Henry Allen Cooper, rep.
1 Samuel s. Walkup. soc.
Harry w. Bolens. dem.
Q Edward Voigt.s rep.
Jacob F. Miller. soc.
3 James W. Murphy, dem.
John M. Nelson, rep.
4 Gerald y. Ea-es, DEM
John \. i.ieczhs. ~.
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RHODE ISLAND.

present membership: republicans.)
1 Patrick ]. Boyle, dem.
l Clark Burdick,s rep.
/ Peter Marcus, soc.
2 /. Pasquale, dem.
2 Walter r. Stiness,s rep.
2 Charles Hermann. soc.
3 H. ]. Lagace, dem.
8 Ambrose Kennedy rep.
8 Warren A. Carpenter, sue.
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ARIZONA.

present membership: l democrat
1 Carl Hayden dem.
4 lanes r. DunSeath, rep.
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Robert Buech. soc.
5 William H. Stafford, rep.
5 Victor L. Berger, soc.
6 Leo p. Fox, dem.
6 Florian Lampert,s rep.
6 Edward c. Damrow, soc.
z Joseph d. Beck: r~~
z A. W. Steinbach, soc.
Robert H. Clarke. prob.
Leon p. Pasternacki, dem.
s Edward E. Browne rep.
s George W. Lippert. soc.
8 Andrew r. Mcdonald. dem.
9 d. G. Classon,' rep.
8 Harry G. Hanrahan. soc.
10 James A Fear" rep.
Il Adolphus p. Nelson,s rep.
4 ]. p. Jensen, soc,
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INDIANA,

James e. Watson, rep.
Thomas A. Taggart. dem.
Francis Wampler. soc.
Mrs. Culla ]. Vayhinger, prob.
F. ]. Dillon, f.-lab.
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NEW YORK.


republicans. 3 vacancies.)
Alfred J. Kennedy. dem.
/ Frederick c. Hicks.s rep.
Daniel r. Hnckley, soc.
John J. Kindred, dem.
Rudolph Hantusch. IT.. rep.
2 William Burke. IT., soc.
C. J. McWilliams, dem.
3 John Kissel, rep.
Z HAIRY w. Ladder. soc.
4 Thomas H. Cullen dem.
1 James J. Astarita. rep.
4 Alex. Eagin, soc.
S Edward Cassen. dem
S A. L. Kline, rep.
{ Israel Chatcuff. soc.
6 W. F. 7. Geoghan. dem.
6 Warren l. Lee. rep.
w. w. Passage, SOC.
7 James P. Maher.' dem.
Michael ]. Hogan. rep.
7 lean, J. Coronel. soc.
z William e. Cleary.' dem.
3 Charles G. Bond. rep.
3 Victor H. Lawn, soc.
. David ]. O'Conneu. dem.
. Andrew N. Peterson. rep.
. Wilhelmus Robinson. soc.
N Gilbert H. Rhoades, dem.
10 Lester D. Volk. rep.
10 James Oneal. soc.
II Daniel J. Riordan.s dem.
Ii Wilbur F. Wakeman. rep.
II Rudolph RochoW, SOC.
- Henry M. Goldfogle,' dem.
- Henry NJ. Goldfogle, rep.
70 Meyer London. soc:
"a CHRISTOPHER D. Sullivan DEM
"a Christopher D. Sullivan, rep.
IL Charles Erwin, Soc
IL Nathan D. Perlman. dem.
IA Nathan D. Perlman. rep.
IA Algernon Lee. soc.
Is Peter J..Dooling.s dem.
Is Thomas ]. Ryan, rep.
Is Charles Richter, soc.
Is w. Bourke Cochran, dem.
16 warren S. Fisher. rep.
is Bertha Mailly. soc.
II Herbert c. Pell. jr.,' dem.
II Ogden L. Mills. rep.
II julius Halpren. soc.
IS John F. Carew,' dem.
Is Henry ]. O'Connor, rep.
IS Mary Macdonald. soc.
10 william Kennedy dem.
10 Walter M. Chandler. rep.
10 Esther Friedman. soc.
20 Isaac Siegel.' dem.
20 Isaac Siegel. rep.
20 Morris Hillquit, soc.
q Jerome F. Donovan dem.
81 Martin c. Ansorge, rep.
81 Robert Press, soc.
% Anthony ]. Griffin dem.
90 Wilbur J. Murphy, rep.
20 Patrick ]. Murphy. soc.
% Richard F. McKiniry.'' dem.
% Albert r. Rosendale. rep. -
% Abraham Josephson. soc.
"a James v. Ganly,s dem.
"a BENJAMIN L. Fairchild, rep.
"a George Orr. soc.
25 A. Outram Sherman, dem.
Is James w. Husted.' rep.
25 JOHN Haggerty, soc.
26 Roslyn M. Cox, dem.
26 Hamilton Fish, tr. (short), rep.
26 Hamilton Fish (long). rep.
26 James c. Hogan Ito I'LL vacancy. Soc
26 James c. Hogan, soc,
27 John r. Green. dem.
81 Charles b. Ward.s rep.
q Dwight o. Whedon. soc.
% Peter G. Ten Eyck, dem.
% Edward ]. Halter, rep.
90 j. Ward Russell. dem.
20 James S. Parker rep.
20 D. v. Linehan, soc.
30 John e. Kelly. dem.
30 Frank Crowther.' rep.
30 Harry Christian. soc.
81 John c. Russell, dem.
81 Bertrand H. Snell.s rep.
81 Harry Taylor. SOC.
80 Newton s. Beebe, dem.
80 Luther w. Mott rep.
SO Roger w. Huntington, dem.
80 Homer P. Snyder rep.
80 Harvey p. Brucker. Soc
"a Charles R Seymour. dem.
"a John d. Clarke. rep.
"a Arthur Breckenridge, SOC.
IS John r. Nash, dem.
IS Walter w. Magee,s rep.
35 Fred Sander. soc.
&c George x Shulcr. dem.
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Candidates for Governor.

tre be voted o. T.e.a.y.)
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WYOMING.

present membership: 1 republican,
l Wade H. Fowler, dem.
1 Frank w. Mondell,' rep.
1 James ]. Morgan. lab.
/ Anthony Carlson. soc.
DELEGATES.
ALASKA.
George B. Grigsby," dem.
d. A. Sutherland, rep.
HAWAII.
J. Kalanianaole," rep.
RESIDENT
COMMISSIONERS.
PHILIPPINES.
Jaime c. Veyras> (rep.), nationalist.
Teodoro r. Yangcos (rep.), nationalist
PORTO RICO.
Felix Cordova Davila.s unionist
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OREGON.

present membership: republicans)
w. c. Hawley, dem.
w. c. Havley.' rep.
Harlin Talbert. soc.
w c. Hawley, prob.
J. Harvey Graham. dem.
N. j. Sinnott,' rep.
F. T. John. indus. lab.
DR.. Esther p. Lovejoy. dem. ana prom
3 c. N. Macarthur" rep.
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CONNECTICUT.

William B. Mckinley. rep.
Peter A. Waller. dem.
Gustave T. Fraenckel. soc.
Joseph B. Moody. soc. lab.
John Fitzpatrick. f.-lab.
George D. Darlington, single tax.
Frank B. Vonnum, prob,
The Washington herald., 1920-05-25
LABOR DEBATE
.ONLYTALKFEST
Samuel Gompers and Gov.
Allen Each to Select
Own Subject.

The joint debate of Governor
Henry ]. Allen, of Kansas, and
Samuel Gompers, president Of the
American Federation of Labor,
scheduled for Carnegie Hall, New
York. on Friday, may prove to be
no joint debate at all. The meet
ing, arranged by Solon Fieldman,
president of the Press Debate AS
ISOLATION. Inc. for the express pur-
pose of clearing the air on the SUBJ
ject of strikes, lockouts and indus
trial relations generally. now prom
ises an evening of oratory in which
Governor Allen and Mr.. Gompers
each will talk upon a topic of his
own choosing.
1t became apparent yesterday
after an exchange of kilograms be-
tween the governor and Mr.. Com
pers that no agreement could be
reached upon the exact subject to
be debated. Governor Allen, 1t is
stated. declines to confine himself
to the subject. Shall Strikes and
Lockouts Be Prohibited by Law?"'
the title chosen by the debate as
sociation committee.
As the result of Governor Aliens
attitude. it was said. at A. F. of l..
headquarters yesterday. Mr.. Com
pers would take part in the meet
ing with the understanding that
each of the principals will take
the stage. state their positions and
defend them"
(Prblic Ledger seryice.l
The Washington herald., 1920-05-25
MERCY HOUSE
WILLGIVE FETE
List of Patronesses for Car.
den Party and Bazaar
Announced.

A large attendance is expected at
the House of Mercy Garden Party
and Bazaar this afternoon at Cathe-
dral Close, Mount St. Alban. the
site of the proposed National
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
from 3 to Z p. m.
The entertainment is the only one
ever permitted by Bishop Alfred
Harding on the Cathedral grouncs,
and elaborate preparations are
being made for this years fete.
Books. antiques and home mace
cakes and candies will be on safe
and a buffet supper will be served.
The list of patronesses includes
the following: Mrs. George C. Van
Dusen, Mrs. Henry w. Fitch, Mrs.
James S. Parker. Mrs. J. S. Black,
Miss Alys Downing, Mrs. Ord Pres
ton, Miss Alexandrine Fitch, Mrs.
Isaac Mann, Mrs. and Miss Abby
Johnson: Mrs. Robert H. Thompson,
Mrs. Julian-James, Mrs. Stephen h.
Elkins, Madame Jules ]. Jusserand.
Madame S. Grouitch, Miss Virginia
Hunt, Miss Hylda Sykes, Mrs. Ran
dolph H. McKim, Mrs. Roland Cot
ton Smith. Mrs. Matthew T. Scott,
Mrs. Gordon Cumming, Mrs. CAL
deron Carlisle, Mrs. J. D. Adams.
Mrs. Maitland Dwight, Mrs. George
McLanahan, Miss Isabella welIs
Mrs. Charles McCauley, Mrs. Archi-
bald Hopkins, Mrs. T. F. Bayard.
Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mrs. Cromwell
Brooks, Mrs. T. A. Scott Thronn
Mrs. Holland Wilmer, Mrs. Richard
Wainwright, Mrs. Jaffrey Parson,
Mrs. Arthur Addison, Mrs. Charles
Henry Butler, Mrs. C. II. Jewett.
Miss Helen McLanahan, Miss Louise
Littauer, Miss Anna Hamlin. Miss
Marjorie Wright.
Miss Mildred Bromweu Miss
Frances Hampson. Miss Betty
Grove, Miss Ruth Donaldson, Miss
Cecilia McCallum, Miss Olive Graef,
MISS Lindsay Moore, Miss Minna
Blair. Miss Helen Tucker, Miss
adelaide Tucker. Miss Delphine
Heyl, Mrs. Thomas Armat, Mrs.
Reeve Lewis. Mrs. George Putnam,
Mrs. Clarence, Ridley, Mrs. Francis
B.. Wilby. Miss Frances Hopkins,
Miss Sarah T. Watson, Mrs. Horace
Lurton. Miss Lindsay Wood, Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman, Miss Caroline
Smith, Mrs. David Perry, Mrs. Belle
Hoyt Espey, Mrs. W. H. Heron.
Mrs. c. l. Frailey. Mrs. LIE Roy Con.
Mrs. Joseph s. Wall. Mrs. VIII
loughby s. Chesley, Mrs. Alfred a.
Eldridge, Mrs. Eugene c. Gott. Mrs.
C. Sheldon, jr.. Miss Claudine. Glenn
ents. Miss Margaret Clements. Miss
Anna Hall Green. Miss Isabelle
Hacker. Miss Helen Tucker. Miss
Jean Tucker, Miss Taylor Logic,
Miss Madeline Austin.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-25
POSTALSALARY
FINISHED
Senator Sterling Says Joint
Report Will Be Made
This Week.

Following an announcement by
Senator Thomas Sterling, of South
Dakota. that the report of the Joint
Postal Commission on salaries OF
postal clerks would be ready for
presentation this week, Senator
Thomas. of Colorado. yesterday de-
livered an attack on what he termed
a universal bonus movement.
My mail is loaded with appeals
for support of this postal clerks
measure" said Senator Thomas. 81
cannot help having my prejudices
aroused by these repeated assaults
on the United States Treasury from
every angle"
Senator Lenroot, of Wisconsin
said: The Senator ought to know
that great business organizations
are behind propaganda for the in
crease of salaries. not primarily as
a matter of jrstice, but because
the entire postal system, which is
bad enough at present. is threat
ened with complete breakdown or
account of wholesale designations
from the service"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-25
'Does Normal Man Exist'" Asks Court
In Trying CockreH on Murder Charge;
Neurology Expert Fails to Answe,

James J. O'Leary. assistant prose-
cutting attorney. and DR.. John E.
Lind, neurology expert for the de-
Tense. failed to define a norman
man." yesterday at the trial of
Philip Shirley Cockrell for the mur-
der of his wife, Pearl Hortense
Cockrell.
The case is being tried in Grim
inal Court No. l, with Justice Gould
presiding.
O'Leary tried for several hours
yesterday to find if there was such
thing as a normal man, how he
might be recognized as normal. ano
by what standards he would be con-
sidered normal.
DR.. Lind. connected with the Gov
ernment Hospital for the Insane,
the first expert witness for the de-
fense. spent nearly all day on the
witness stand with Assistant Dis
The Washington herald., 1920-05-25
LAWS HINDER
BUILDING
Construction Of Rental
Homes Handicapped by
War Measures.
RESTRICTION FEARED
Tenants Kept in Transient
State as Result Of
Shortage.

Shortage Of homes for rent In this
city will be felt until there Is some
relief from the series of laws regu-
lating rents which started in dur
ing the war with the Ball rent law,
according to those in close touch
with the real estate situation here.
The number of homes which will
be. available for rental by those
who cannot afford to purchase a
home will decrease all the time,
until there Is some change whicn
will permit real estate owners to
obtain q fair return on their In
vestment, 1t was pointed out.
Claim Returns Small.
There is a big demand in the Dis
trict now for residences, but those
which are being put up to meet the
demand are to sell to home buyers,
and there is practically no building
going up for strictly rental pur-
poses. This tendency to put up
residences for sale purposes emily
will continue until those who have
money to put in real estate can see
for themselves a fair return on the
investment involved in putting up
buildings for rent.
The lack of rental residences
keeps a certain class of the popu-
lation in a sort of transient state.
1t is that class which cannot put
up the initial payment necessary
for the purchase of a home and
which cannot keep up the pay
ments required. AS fast as they
settle in one house, 1t is sold, and
in practically all of the sales now
the new owners want immediate
possession, and the temporary oc-
cupant is forced to seek another
place of abode.
Many Ready to Invest.
There are many people now ready
to invest money in rental property
just as soon as they see that it Is
possible to get a return on their
investment equal to returns which
they can obtain on a similar invest
ment in other lines.
This explanation of the inability
for people to find homes to rent
here was given by a man in close
touch with the real estate situation
here Putting up homes for rental
purposes would be a great benefit
to the community, he said. because
it would make for content on the
part of those who are unable to
buy homes.
Practically all who have rental
properties on their hands now are
trying to sell for the reason that
they are not profitable. The con-
tention is that having accepted
lower rents when conditions war
ranted it. they now should be en-
abled to collect larger rents to
meet the increased cost of main
tenance and increased values.
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trict Attorney OLeary splitting
hairs on highly complicated tech
nical and medical questions.
Justice Gould frequently inter-
rupted.
DR.. Lind was convinced, he stated,
that Cockrell was legally insane at
the time of his alleged crime and
gave as a reason the results of
three examinations of the accused
and the testimony of the defense
witnesses preceding him.
The court ruled out the long
hypothetical question asked by
O'Leary of DR.. Ludwig Augustinus
because, OLeary stated, he did not
consider DIR. Augustinus competent
to answer it. Justice Gould stated
that he had intended to rule that
question out for the same reason.
DR.. Augustinus stated at the end
OF his examination that he was not
testifying as an expert.