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The Washington herald., 1920-11-26
GOSSIP STATES
WALSHOR MANN
Mondell Injured Again, Pro
lem Leadership Specu-
lated Upon.

Speculation az to who will MI
In" for Representative Frank W.
hondsll al Republican floor leader
Of the House. during the next ses-
sion. until he IL able TO resume duty.
oentsreo wednesday around Repre-
sentative Jos~ph walsh. OF MAxts-
.husetts and Representative, James
r. Mann. Of IlIinois. The latter was
Republican leader during the Champ
Clark regime.
Mondell. who returned 70 wash
ington few days ago on crutchoa.
after having broken = leg In Wyo-
ming, was Injured again when his
crutcheS broke while he was de-
scending a stairway at hia home.
2lio o street northwest. preeipitst-
ing him to the bottom. He now is
under care of a specialist and is
not expected TO return In time 10
take charge Of the Republican pro-
gram when Congress convenes on
December 6.
In the last session-when Fred
erick II. Gillett was selected as can
didate for Speaker by the Republic
an caucus over Mann. who had
served as floor leader for q mum
Der OF years, and who was under
etooo 70 DC IN iine lor the speaker
ship when the Republicans gained
control OF the House - ManH'N
friends retalisted by a coup tha;
caused the selection of Mondeu for
moor leader. Mann refused the po-
sition.
Now the question arising Is
whether Mann iS considerd the lcgi-
cal heir to the position: whether the
Speaker is strong enough 20 force
the appointment Of walsh from his
own State, or whether an outsider
will be named 10 avoid a contro-
versy.
The fact that walsh halls from
the same State as the Speaker is
SUFFICIENT argument In itself to
bring about the opposition Of West
ern Republican,. On the other hand
Gilletts friends have never forgiveu
Mann for pulling the COUP that re
suited In Mondell's selection.
In the event that an outsider 1:
named to aveid friction. the tempo
rary job may Tall either to Repre-
sentative Joseph W. Fordney of
Michigan, chairman Of the Ways and
Means Committee. or TO Represents
tive p. p. Campbell. OF Kansas.
chairman OF the Rules Committee.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-26
Blue Law Bill to
Make Sunday
Real Rest Day

Impartial enforcement Of San
day blue laws In the District.
excluding movies. baseball and
other forms OF anusement. IN
asked In . hill prepared for
Congress by the Lords Day AIIi-
anee. All forms of entertain
ment tead'nE TO divert sttentiop
from the sabbath spirit. would
be suppressed under the new
measure, which is the erst pre-
pared In n nation-wtde cam
paiEu for Sunday observance
launched by the alliance. Thir-
ty-dve State Les 'slatures will
be asked 90 support bills sim
liar 10 that prepared for the
District.
There Is no intentien Of re-
strictinE legitimate business.
according TO DR.. Harry L. Bowl
ny, secretary OF the alliance, but
all forms Of sports, automo-
bling. movies and selling Of uu-
es>entinls- such as candy and
tobacco, will be taboo
The support Of labor will be
asked on the ground that n the
bills arc not adopted sunday
business will expand. the Poss-
ofhce will extend sunday opera
tions md. Eventually, there will
be no rest day.
"The moral tone OF the nation
10 slipping backward steadily
said DIR. BowIby. "somethinE
must he do~e 10 make people
return 60 spiritual thIngs."
The measure affecting the
District ts believed 90 BE- .
model for the rest OF the nation.
rs this fs the only city which
the alIiance has trained its guns
On 70 the extent OF actually
drafting the hill Not only
fandom and moviedom are con-
cerned, hut golfers, tennis play
ers, and In fact all who seek
weekend stimulation arc on
anxious seats
The Washington herald., 1920-11-26
MyStars!
HOROSCOPE
November 76, Ioao.

Although Neptune is in benefc as
pect astrologerE warn men and
women TO pursue their vocationl
carefully today. for Jupiter. Mars
and the Sun are all adverse.
IL should be q most fortunate
rule under which to start on Tour
neys- especially IL the travel be by
water.
There is a promising sign for oil
and oil interests, but speculation
under this rule will be unfortunate.
This is held to be a favorable
sway under which to make plans
for important work.
All the signs are menacing for
men now occupying high place. since
much that will conduce 20 per-
plexity Is foreshadowed
Mars is in a place believed 20 give
peculiar power over thu baser
emotions. Anger is easily stirred
during this government Of the
planets
1t is not a favorable time for
domestic harmony which may be
easily disturbed by the male men,
bers OF families
disappointment for a man who
has welded much power Is prognos-
Ucoted.
The appointment OF a woman 60
q high phssion is foretold. She
probably will be sent to a European
republic. the seers predict.
King George 10 subject to adverse
influences, according to English
astrologers, his sun being afflicted
by Jupiter near the conjunction OF
Mars. Troubles that may be exceed
ingiy grave are said to menace.
Turkish sftairr continue under 3
sinister government that seems 20
foreshadow continued troubles.
Persons whose birthdate iL~<>
should be careful to avoid syeculs-
tion. Those who are employed should
be cautious and diiigSnt.
Children born or this day may b.
lacking In financial sagacity. The,
should be carefully educated sieps
the most practical nnss
The Washington herald., 1920-11-26
ARNSTrIN CASE PAPERS
SOUGHT BY REPLEVIN

Declaring that certain papers al
legged TO have been taken from their
offices at 10 Wall street. New York,
should be returned. David w. Sui
Ivan and Norman s. Bowles, two
OF those indicted on charges Of
bringing stolen securities into the
District. filed a replevin suit wed-
nesday in Judge Gould's court
against Morgan II. Beach, clerk OF
the District Supreme Court, in
whose possession the papers now
are.
The action was filed through r.
Morris Wampl'r. attorney for Sui
livan. Bowles aud wilen w. Easter
day, co-dsfsndsats with Jules w.
(Nicky) Arnstein. alleged master
mind" in the 35.o00.0 600 New York
bond robberies. The records. 1t is
Get forth. were removed from the
New York once after Il had been
forcibly entered in Novenber, 1919.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-26
Wife Slayer With ChiId's
Mentality Gets 80 Years

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 25.-Found
guilty of shooting his wife to death
on October g.. Weldon J. White to-
day was sentenced to thirty years
In the penitentiary. Physicians tes-
tined that White was not insane,
but had THO mentality Of Q child
sf 10. White said he had been told
bis wife was unfaithfpl. and went
y her home. Hearing = noise in
the hall, hs bred twice, both bullets
stFiktag Asy.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-26
(Continued temorrowJ

Marcia Chaplin. Ann Craven. Louise
Delano, Alys Downing, Elsie Down
ing. Katherine DuBose. Alexandrine
Fitch, Marjorie Gelm, May Gown,
Mildred Green. Frances Hampson,
Margaret Harding. Mary Helen. Del
phine Heyl, Gladys Hinckley, Ruth
Hitchcock. Virginia Sutherland,
Marie Louise Johnson, Clara Kings
bury. Louise King. Sarah King,
Laura Lejeune, Lila MacDougall,
Helen McLanahan. Natalie Magru-
der. Frances Neville. Mary Dixon
Norris, Adelins Oxnard, Esther
Reno. Katherine Robinson, Yolando
Romano. Enid Sims. May Taylor.
Margaret Taylor, Adelaide Tuttle.
Mary Veeder. Suzanne veeder.
Eieanor Wheeler and Katherine
Sutherland.
- Mems Committee Memb bers.
Under the capable leadership of
Capt. ]. IL. Enochs the mems floor
committee was composed of the fol-
lowing Officers: Commanders c. NJ.
oman. Medical Corps; ]. p. Lannon.
Robert Henderson l. r. Really and
8. ]. Fletcher; Lieut. Commanders c.
r. Craven L. T. Warren. V. w. Con-
way and J. T. Boone. Medical Corps:
Maj. L. w. T. Waller U. 8. NJ. C.;
Capt. F. T. steeh. u. 8. NJ. c.; Com
manders C. c.. Mayo and E. A.
Mitchell. Supply Corps.
Mrs. r. e Contz. wife Of the chief
OF Naval Operations, was chairman
OF patronesses; Mrs. J. A. Lejeune
wife Of the Marine Corps COM
mandant. was in charge of the sale
OF boxes; Mrs. w. D. Leahy in
charge of the sale OF tickets; Capt.
james Raby. chairman of decora-
tions; Capt. Earl Jenkins, U. S. N.
&, chairman of music.
Mrs. Thomas Hagner was chair
man OF the ticket committee and
Mrs. James Raby, secretary.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-11

JNU. " ATNEK,
Notary Public.
/. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages, in and for the parish of Orleans
state of Louisiana do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act of IncorpOr-
alton, of the American Shoe Dye and Pol
ish Manufacturers, Incorporated, was this
day duly recorded in my office, in book
1898 foliO... New Orleans, March q
1920
(Signed): EMILE ]. LEONARD, d. r.
true copy. -
JNO. WAGNER,
Notary Public.
March 11-Anrn 10.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-11
s OF THE AMERICAN SHOE
AND POLISH MANUFACTURE
kks. INCORPORATED.

una ~, states Of America, State of Lou
as IN sS,' VI New Orleans. Be II known,
s1 ana SIXTH day Of March, IN the
naty. hs,,o usand nine hundred and
MI, dnis me, John Wagner, a notary
" fsr ths commissioned and sworn, in
w Orleans parish . OF Orleans and city of
hs1ce AZ Gerein residing, and in the
eea ana ne witnesses hereinafter
lass: Ns Undersigned, personally APP
Aereunto .se.ai persons whose names
"a syailins subscribed, who declared.
.esi<Isns -. themselves Of the laws of
int ,ssa DO by these pTesanfs co., %
shN 49, and stipulate 70 fo-r. 49,
la'atsn heirs and assigns into a Co.
u pu,ns aa body polite for the nbiects
Ma tkes and under the stinnIations
Avn: e' hereby adopt as their pu rSsrta
s9sssaa.s The name and title Of tb,.
~ PslisA NAL De the american Shoe
~ don,as,lu iactnrers, Incorporated /"
- Orleans snail be in the city of
.s,e Il shsn Louisiana, and under said
ss.ee; 10, nave and enjoy corporate
~ this dst. period of fifty wears
and pss 20 sue and be sued: TO
a seak or corporate seal, the same
- hold. as at pleasure: to pur-
~, nortvsmn lease, acquire, sell.
-. sad persspsse, or pledge property, both
=, seurity "a. 10 borrow money and
=, sther carr same; to own stock in
~ "a the hnlon' to conduct and
~ 70 sppo,n,u BUSINESS hereinafter stipu-
Sees q ma, Iuen OFFICERS, agents and
We necessary in it's bust
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-11
CHARTER OF THE j. BODENGER RE
Atty COMPANY moor
PORATED.
March 3, 1920.

United States of America, State of Lou
isiana, Parish of Orleans, City of New
Orleans. BE il known, that on this eighth
(Sth) day of the month of March, in the
wear of our Lord one Thousand nine hun
dred and twenty, and of the Independence
of the United States of America, the one
hundred and fOrty-fOurth.
Before me, William John Hennessey, a
notary public, duly commissioned and
qualified. in and for the parish of Orleans
state of Louisiana, therein residing, and
in the presence of the witnesses, herein
after named and undersigned, personally
came and appeared: Julius Bodenger
whose post office address is 157 DelarOnde
street. New Orleans: La, Reuben A: Tan
sey, whose post office address is 151 Del
aronde street, New Orleans, La, Henry
Kahn. whose post office address is Nor
gan City, Morgan City, La. all of which
appearers are above the full age of ma
jority, and which said appearers did de-
clare that. availing themselves of the pro-
visions of the laws and constitution OF the
state of Louisiana, relative to the organi-
sation of corporations, they have cove
nanted and agreed, and do by these pres
ents contract and agree and bind and OBJ
ligate themselves, as well as such persons
as may hereafter become associated with
them to form and constitute corporation
and body polite in law for the objects
and purposes and under the agreements
and conditions, following towit:
AhIlCLE line name Oh tue COTpOr-
alton shall be -. Bodenger Realty Com
pany, Incorporated" and under such name
ii shall have, enjoy and exercise all OF
the powers and rights granted by law
to corporations.
ARTICLE IL The purpose, or pur-
poses. for which IL Is formed are to buy
and sell, to purchase, acquire, lease, hold
improve, manage. sell, ALLEVIATE, dispose of
mortgage and pledge real estate, lands
and tenements, with full power to do all
that may be necessary, helpful or Incl
dental to any of the aforesaid purposes.
ARTICLE III.-The amount of the cap
ital stock of the corporation shall be five
thousand dollars (S5.000.O0) payable In
cash. which may be increased to twenty
thousand dollars.
ARTICLE Iv.-The capital stock shall
consist of one hundred shares of a par
value of fifty dollars each; stockholders
shall in all stockholders meetings be en-
titled to one vote. in person or by written
by them, or they may send their votes
by letter, the signature of which must be
acknowledged before a notary public. or
other officer authorized to take affidayitS
ARTICLE V.-The domicile of the cor
portaion shall be in the city of New Or
leans.
ARTICLE vI.-The corporation shall
exist for ninety nine years from the date
or this instrument, unless sooner dissolved
ARTICLE VIl.-The board of directors
or the corporation shall consist Of three
stockholders, each owning at least one
tull paid and unpledged share of the
capital stock, to be elected annually or
the 10th day of January of each year and
shali hold office until their successors are
respectively chosen and qualified.
NOTICE OF each annual meeting shall bt
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-11

March 11-Auril u.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-11
Pretty Good Cinch.

As a rule, when man manages to
sell himself at his own valuation there
is a pretty good cinch that there is
swindled purchaser in the community.
Houston Post.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-11
Have You One7

A stone is considered precious II
Il Is perfectly transparent, Is bright
and clear in color and possesses great
brilliance.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-11
MARK far Ralnnakers

insufficient rain accounts for the -.
casional failure Of crops in nearly q
third Of the country.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-11
Opporunity.

Opportunity is a fine thing. Sc dns.
In fact. that some of us miss Ii.
The Lake County times., 1920-10-04
GUN TOTERS GO FREE

Two negro gun toters went scot
free and a third. who had pulled q gun
on a Gary police officer with the in
tention to shoot him down, was only
given a fine OF $500 and costs before
City Judge Dunn of Gary this morn
ing
r, B. Mohome and E. j. Helm. both
Chicago negroes who were arrested as
Suspicious characters, after they had
put their alto in a Gary garage were
let go. They were accompanied by two
white men. Two guns were found in
the car and following their arrest told
the story that they we're on their way
to Michigan to purchase GONE fruit.
According TO the police in all probabil-
itv they may have been planning on 4
hold-up.
Tommy How're. another colored gun
tcter. who was arrested by the police
IN company with three other negroes
and a colored woman after they had
stepped from a South shore Electric
arain and pulled guns on the officers
was permitted to go free with $500
fine. One Of the negroes was wounded
BY a bullet and has been identified as
the bandit that held UP and robbed Ed
krowsyak. a Highland merchant al
Hessville. early Saturday evening
When this kind OF justice is handed
out to gun toters. robberies. murders
and other night terrors Will continue.
The Lake County times., 1920-10-04
ILLINOIS FIGHT
PER|LS ELECTORAL VOTE
-grArE CORRESPONDENT / Y. sERvIcEI

IsrAFF CORRESPONDENT N. SERVICE
CHICAGO, Oct. 4-Republicans VINO
fear that the factional fight between
GOV. Frank o. Lowden and Mayor VIM.
Hale Thompson, of Chicago, for con-
troll Of the state G. o. p machinery,
VIII pave the way for democratic
victory that would mean the loss OF
Illinois electoral votes to Harding and
Coolidge. are working today 70 effect
a compromise that would unite the
party in this state.
John Maynard Harlan. who has f1led
as an independent republican candi-
date for governor has asked ooth
John G. Oglsby. candidate of the L~~-
den faction. and Len Small the
Thompson candidate who. on the race
Of unofficial returns. won the nomina-
tion in the September primaries. to
withdraw Harlan himself has agreed
10 withdraw IL the others Will get to-
gether and agree upon candidate
that will be acceptable TO all repup-
licans Of the state.
ogleby forces are said to be unyieAa-
ing in their determination 70 go nc
fore Judge James T. Burns today snf
demand that the ballots case in some
soe precinct sin Chicago that gave
big vote to Small be thrown out be-
cause OF alleged frauds.
The Lake County times., 1920-10-04
s:aO dinner on Saturday evening

Wv On rFrHAHk
Roy C. Anderson left on Saturday
for South Bend where lie viii begin
his new month with Anderson A. CO.
His duties take him south where he
represents this company. who are deal
ers in automobile accessoriss.
Mrs Jennie Ward Wheeler was
among tho party Of Lake county wo-
men. who went 10 Marion. ohio. on Fri
day 70 attend the social welfare con-
vention. delegates from all over the
United states being present. The morn
ing session was held at the homo Of
Dr. Sawyer, who spoke on the social
welfare problems and how they were
handled. Harding's home was tho
scene OF the afternoon program and
the republican nominee for president
save a very able talk on social. well
fare and women and children In in
austrs Mrs Wheeler SAYS the Harding
home is very unpretentious and the
grass having been all worn of. the
ward has been graveled. Mary Roberts
Rinehart. Mrs. Douglas Robinson. Mrs
Leonard Wood and Mrs. Raymond Rob
| bins were some OF the celebrities pTes-
ent
| Judge Tuthin OF Michigan City was
! IN Crown Point on Friday ana Satur-
| day. acting as special judge in the
I Eeaver Dam ditch case The evidence
/ is all in and the arguments OF the at
torneys were heard on Saturday. Judge
Tuthlil will give his special finding in
| a couple OF weeks.
Miss Jeanette Brown Is driving q
handsome new Buick coupe.
| Miss Ruth Altman. who IL taking q
course at the Columbia school OF ex-
| preston in Chicago was with her par
| cnts over the Weekend
Miss Louise Crawford Of Chicago
spent sunday with her parents here
Miss Crawford was one OF the attrac-
tions at the county farm on sunday
where she sang several selections The
Cary municipal band gave a program nj
and through the efforts OF Supt. Bel
xhaw the inmates of Lake county
poor asylum were given treat Ions
70 be remembered.
Misses Elsie and Wilhemins Koch
nieke. who have been employed at the
Letz Manufacturing company the pas'
year. have resigned their positions and
will spend the winter in Texas.
The Lake County times., 1920-10-04
SOUTH BEND SELECTED
/. FOR 1921 CONFERENCE
Five Cities Bid for the Con
vention - Methodists at
Lebanon Discuss Work

LEBANON. Ind. Oct ministers
here attending tho annual meeting Of
the Northwest Indiana Methodist Epis-
copal conference today decided to hold
the 18th gathering at South Bend. The
selection Of the next meeting place
and plans for visiting pastors to
preach at local churches. Sunday. were
features OF tho morning session
Clinton. Rochester. Crawfordsville.
Frankfort and Battle Ground bid for
the 1921 convention. Before the first
ballot was taken Rochester and Frank
fort withdrew their Invitations. Tne
selection was made on the third bal
lot South Bend had a slight lead over
Clinton on the first. and went FAR in
the lead on the second.
Permanent Meeting Place Urged
In presenting the invitation Of Bat
tie Ground the Rev. W. E. Mckenzie.
superintendent of the Lafayette dis
trirt, urged that place as q permanent
conference home.
In dispostng bf the recommenda-
tons ofSths examining board Arthur
Howard was continued az a super
annuate. and Frank A. Dawsin was
continuedsin the second years studies.
Fred w. Lonkwel OF Monon. Harold
f. Pearson. OF Michigantown. and
Claude c. Young. of Evanston. IL. were
advanced to fun membership and elect
ed to deacons orders.
Tho following were received on trial /:
Robert Richmond Blake OF Lizton.
William SfcHaffer, West Terre Hsute.
Herbert W. Hodgen. Terre Hsure.
Courtney II Livingston. Greencastie:
Held u. Bollinger. son OF the president
OF Sedd1ng College. Illinois; Henry ~.
Braun, or the Charlottesville district.
and Yernie Z. Fruits OF Pence.
Kansas Pastor Admitted
Leslie @. Templin was admitted into
the conference on transfer from the
southwest Kansas conference and
elected to elders orders.
It was announced that the work OF
the cabinet IS advanced to a point
where the appointment of ministers
for next year can be disposed of rap
The Lake County times., 1920-10-04
.>,s, Hints to the
pIz19ouceWi6

by n few rows crocheted with q
matching yarn OF even in contrast
ing color around the top.
To Keep From Losing Year Hssssa
Key
sew a piece Of ribbon three inches
long 20 the inside top of your bag
leaving both ends free. On each
end sew a snap fastener. Pass one
end through the key, snap and you
will never lose 1T. Moreover yos
will not have TO tumble for il when
you want to Get it in hurry.
To Keep a SInaN Rug From Curling
turn it on the wrong side and apply
hot starch for several inches across
each end Let it dry fat and the
edges will not curl.
A Worn Oat Hot Water Bottle
may be made TO be Of service still
if it is cut off at the top and covered
With a crocheted case. Ii IS handy
for soap and wash rag when travel
ing
Old Neck Ties
should be kept and used for pipings
children They make an especially
effective trimming for Children
woolen dresses and coats.
A Broom Holder
Fasten two large spools on con-
venient door, placed high enough
from the floor to keep the broom
from touching, and allowing just
sufficient space between the spoois
to mold the broom handle. the corn
part. of course, resting on the spoois-
In Fastening Your Food Chopper
to the kitchen table, If it slips as
you grind meat or other food, place
a bit of sandpaper under that part
of the chopper where it rests on the
table and il will hold fast
The Lake County times., 1920-10-04
Attorney Economoff
Now in Detroit

Word has been received here by
friends OF Demltru Economon. who
formerly had law Offices at EOS Broade
way, that he is now IN Detroit and ex-
poets to remain there and establish q
law office In that city.
Mr Economotf has practiced law in
Gary for the past 10 years. After grad
waiting from the Valparaiso law school,
ne came 70 Gary and built up an ex-
tcnsive business amongst the foreign
element OF the city.
Economoff writes that the colony Of
foreigners equals. n not exceeds that
OF Gary. an dthe prospects for q lawyer
who is acquainted with the foreign
languages. are very good
Economor is married but nothing
was said in reference to his family
moving TO Detroit.
The Lake County times., 1920-10-04
In an Around
GAR
WOMAN SHOOTS
HUSBAND


THE only thing | have TO regret. ~
that ! did not kell him" calply said
Mrs. Bessie Newman colored) 4545 Wa
bash avenue. Chicago after she had
~hot h@r husband Floyd Newman. At
1he Michigan central depot in Gary
Saturday noon
When Mrs. Newman hred the first
and only shot. her husband fell in a
heap on the alton floor. That he
krew the art Of PLAYING possum prob
ably saved his life as his slaper would
have filed his body full OF bullets. had
he moved an inch. Il thought 1 had
killed him" said Mrs. Newman as she
gave herself up TO the police.
1T WAS then that Newman more
SCARED from fright than injury,
jumped up Mom the floor and asked the
officer 10 protect him from his wife.
He has made my life living hell.
So Id the frail little colored woman. a
week or so ago. lie left me and my
3-year-old child after treating me like
a dog. He did not give me any money
Tor our support and ! had to slave for
him"
According her statement her hus-
band has been keeping company with
anotnef woman Snc iocdteu MIN ~
Gary where he had secured JOB in
the mill II was yesterday that she
talked to him and ask ed II he was go-
ing 10 give her any money
He stated that he wouldn't give me
cent and all that he would do was
- buy me ticket so / could go back
0 Chicago II was after he had drawn
all of his pay and refused TO support
me that I shot him and 1 only resrei
tFat I didn't kill him
Both are being held at the Gary po-
lice station