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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-02
Sam Gulotta Succumbs to Wounds
Received Friday Night at Armoyn
. Presence Of 300 Men and Women

Sam GulOtta, 20-year-old SON of
John Gulotta, pioneer business man
Of Bogalusa, died at the Elizabeth
Sullivan Memorial Hospital at 400
o'clock Sunday morning from gun
shot wounds received Friday night
when J. E. Brauinger, Of Kentwood,
La, fired two shots from a .38 cal
ibre pistol into Gulotta's body, fol-
lowing an argument over a wager on
the result Of the Cutrer-Herman
wrestling contest.
The coroner's jury called by Cor
oner Brock Sunday morning, turned
in the verdict that Gulotta met his
death from gunshot wounds received
lat the hands of J. E. Brauinger.
Brauinger is in the parish prison
at FrankIinton, awaiting action of
the parish officials. W. T. Bates, ar
rested with Brauinger, is out on $500
bond, charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons.
Funeral services were held Tues
day morning at the Church of the An
nunciation on Ave. B, Rev. Father
Maur officiating. Interment was in
Bogalusa Cemetery. Many out-of-
town relatives and friends arrived
Sunday and Monday to attend the
funeral, which was one of the largest
ever held in the city.
The shooting occurred in the crowd
ed Armory where more than 800 men
and ladies had gathered to witness
the wrestling bout between Joe Gu
trer Of Kentwood, and Stranger Her
man Of Chicago.
A crowd Of visitors from Kent
wood and a number of BogaIusans
were grouped together in the back
part part of the Armory, making
bets on the match. Witnesses say
Gulotta took exception to a remark
made by Brauinger, which was
punctuated by a curse, and struck
Brauinger, knocking him across some
benches. w. T. Bates, also of Kent
wood, jumped to his friends assist
aReeS but was grabbed and held by,
friends Of Gulotta. AS GuIotta
turned to walk away, Brauinger
stumbled to his feet and drawing a
pistol from his belt, shot the boy in
the back, near the left hip; as Gu
lotta, bent over and holding to his
side, swung around, Brauinger fired
8 second shot into the right breast,
the bullet penetrating the lung and
turning down, pierced the liver.
About twenty eye-witnesses to the
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-02
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
FAIR SAYS GOODYEAR

Colonel A. C. Goodyear, president
Of the Great Southern Lumber Com
pany, arrived in Bogalusa Saturday.
for Today business trip and found
everything in Bogalusa going nicely:
Colonel Goodyear stated he expects
the present year to be q fairly gced
business year and that the price Of
the lower grades Of lumber has ale
ready taken a slight advance, while
the better grade Of timber is firm.
Colonel Goodyear inspected the
new drawbridge across Pearl river at
the foot of Louisiana avenue and
is enthusiastic as to what it will mean.
to the people in Pearl River county,
Mississippi, and Washington parish,
Louisiana. Besides opening up a
vast new territory, it will attract mo-
florists from all parts Of the country.
to visit Bogalusa.
Colonel Goodyear is Of the opinion
that the reduction in freight rates on
lumber, which were ordered for this
month by the Interstate Commerce
Commission, could not go into effect
before the first Of April and does not
believe the reduction will seriously
affect the railroads. If the roads
could get more tonnage, the rates
could be reduced without injuring
their income, stated Mr.. Goodyear.
He left Tuesday for a visit to Hat
tiesburg, accompanied by a repre-
sentative Of the Great Southern Lum-
Der Company and the N. o. G. N,
railroad. The party expects to re-
turn to Bogalusa Friday. ~
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-02
MAYOR AND BRIDE
RETURN SATURDAY

Mayor W. H. Sullivan and bride,
who have been spending = -six-weeks
honeymoon in California and other
Western states, are expected to ar
rive hbnae Saturday evening.
The Sullivan home has been placed
in readiness for the bride and last
week The handsome Chickering piano,
the gilt Of the employees Of the va
riOus industries Of the city was
placed IN the Sullivan home, as were
also many Of the other wedding gifts.
Thesarrival Of the couple is looked
forward to as the beginning Of busy
social season.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-02
Y. W. toAbandon
Membership Cards

The doors Of the Y. ". C. A. are
to be thrown open to the women
and GIRLS of Bogalusa and all privi=
leges of the association offered them,
free Of charge. This was the decision
reached at a meeting Of the board 90
directors Saturday afternoon
The $4,000 drive for funds to carry
on the work Of the association in Boz
galusa, il successful win sunply,the
" " G. A. hudget laElRl 80
that every wOEaan ar ilI the eia.s
may enjoy the privileges Of the bsan-
tiful well-furnished building without
cost to them. -sesss-sss F--4-. Z
A Workers Committee, composed
Of IS ladies, headed by Mira. h. E.
Hopper, Mrs. J B. Purvis, Mrs. J. n.
Cassidy, Mrs. ID. Berenson, Mrs. King
and Mrs. w. D. Scruggs, started yes
terday morning on a three-day drive
on the public. More than $500 has
already been contributed to the ASSOC
citation and the Y. w. G. A. workers
are convinced the people Of Bogalusa
appreciate the work Of the assoCia-
ton and will assist them in their ef=
forts to secure the necessary funds
for maintenance.
Miss Lena Easley, national finance
officers Of the Y. W. C. A., arrived
in Bogalusa Saturday to assist in the
work Of the drive.
The following ladies make up the
Workers Committee which is hand
ling the details of the final three-day
drive for Y. w. C. A funds:
North6aSs Bos&Iasa
Mrs. H. E. HOppen, captain; Mrs.
C. E. Gill, Mrs. ]. L. Gould, Mrs. F.
T. Rowell, Mrs. G. F. Poole, Mrs
Lipscombe, Mrs. A. B. Wells, Mrs.
Frank Cassidy, Mrs. L. A. Sims.
BuffaIOtown
Mrs. ]. B. Purvis, captain; Mrs. r.
S. Jackson
Columbia Street
Mrs. ]. H Cassidy and Mrs. J. S.
Manly.
Northwest Bogslusa
Mrs. E. Berenson, Mrs. NJ. Beren-
son and Mrs. r. Joseph.
Pleasant Hill
Mrs Ming, Mrs. Blackwell, Mrs.
Applewhite, Mrs. W. D. Scruggs, Mrs.
Bebe Yeager, Mrs. Mayfied, Mrs. Geo. !
Miss Ophelia Kent, Mrs. W.
J. Jennings, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Bolton,
Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Nc
Kinney, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Bruner,
Mrs. Floyd, Mrs Pace and Mrs. Les
sel.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-02
REGAIN GIVEN HEAVY
FINE AND SENTENCE

Because he had a bottle Of made
overnight whisky on his person at the
time Of his arrest last week Rufus
Regain Of this city, was given
sentence Of $3.50 fine and 20 days in
jail in the City Court Friday morn
ing.
A friend arrested with Regain and
charged with drunkenness was let off
with a light fine, because no liquor
was found on him.
In passing the heavy sentence
Judge C. Ellis quoted the Hood law
and the city ordinance providing pen
alties for the illegal possession of in-
toxicating liquors.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-02
Nj c, A. Discontinues
Membership Drives

membership drives will not be con-
ed in the future by the Y. M. G.
according to an announcement by
ssaeral Secretary H. E. Hopper. The
~ mas been set for 60 new MEM
month, In January the so
" members were secured and in
ssasaary the new additions to the
iatiOn's membership were n.
!. new plan is expected to bring
s'er results and to secure more ac-
uVs members.
! :. Guerre, J. P. Starns, A. B.
~, A. W. Avriett, NJ. J Clayton
u W. H. Jennings compose the
O'rsAip committee.
sew attractions are to be found at
saoeiatiOn each week and Secre-
AopPen is pleased with the CO.
.as'l0n he is receiving and with the
.ao'iasn manifested by the mem.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-02
MRS. THOMAS INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Mrs. W. C. Thomas sustained Sc
we're injuries in an automobile acct
dent which occurred on Ave. B, short
ly after noon Saturday, and she was
taken to the Elizabeth Sullivan Ne.
mortal Hospital where she remained
until Monday afternoon.
The accident. occurred when a Mrs.
Morgan was backing her car and
struck the new Studebaker car of
Mrs. Thomas, who was thrown
against the steering wheel. Mrs.
Morgan was not injured.
The Thomas car was badly dam
aged.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-02
Elks to Hold Meeting
Tomorrow Evening at 8

At the regular meeting Of the local
lodge Of Elks, which will be held to-
morrow friday evening, officers
for the ensuing year will be elected
and plans for the installation Of Off
GERS will be made.
The installation will be held on Fri
day evening, April z. Nominations
for officers were closed at the meet
ing held two weeks ago, and W. D.
Scruggs is to be the new exalted
ruler
All Elks are urged to attend the
meeting tomorrow evening as much
important business will come before
the session.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-02
EIks' Carnival Dance
Was Social Success

The Mardi Gras dance given at the
Elks' Home Tuesday evening was q
decided success and more than fifty
couples enjoyed the evening. Most
Of the ladies were masked and among
them were a number of policemen, a
judge, clerk Of the court and other
court attaches who fined many Of the
gentlemen present, Mrs. Blanche
Roach served as judge and proved to
be exceedingly well qualified for the
position.
Blanchard's Orchestra furnished
the music.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-02
Goodyear and Laftman
Sail for Sweden March II

Col. A. C. Goodyear, president of
the Great Southern Lumber Com
pany, accompanied by r. Il. Laftman,
of the Bogalusa Paper Company, plan
to sail from New York on st. Pat
rick's Day for Sweden, where they go
to inspect the paper mills of that
country
Mr. Laftman will mix pleasure with
business on the trip, visiting relatives
in his native country. This is his
first trip home in several years. The
trip will take several weeks.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-02
Mrs. Sullivan's Cousin
Accepts Church Position

Mrs. Elere ellis Of Slidell, cousin
Of Mrs. W. H. Sullivan Of Bogalusa,
has been appointed general secretary
Of the First Baptist Church Of this
city. Owing to the increased men,
bership in the local church it was felt
Rev. T. ". darlington, the pastor, re-
quired assistance in his rapidly in
creasing duties.
Mrs. ellis comes to Bogalusa high.
ly recommended as a church worker.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-02
ARLINGTON
BACK ON THE JOB

\. !. ". darlington, of the First
Church, who underwent a
operation last week, was IN
occupy his pulpit at the morn
~ vices Sunday, but he appeared
evening service and delivered
'lent sermon to a crowded au-
s =, many friends Of DR.. Talking
e. Oe please to know that his
". . IN the best condition in
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-02

Mrs. 1. N. McGlendon, one Of the
teachers in Long avenue school, was
unable to meet her classes for sew
eral days last week on account of an
attack of influenza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-29
Un peligrOsO campeonatO

do farsas pueriles arregladas de an
temanO
lies pasaria 10 mismo a los campeo
mes que quisieran ahora seguir los con-
sejos de Athos de San Malatto? Los
gobernadores, de SECURE les cerrarian
todas las puersas. Y la gente los We
r.a con ir6nica hostilidad. Porque no
es l6gico, realmente, que haya quien,
por e. puro gusto de llamarse hijo de
Cyrano de Bergerac de Suero de Qui-
fiones, Sc entretenga, sin odio nj ofen-
sa en- exponer su vida. Y cuando una
cosa no es l6gica, aunque sea muy hui
mana, los hombres razonables no Sc la
exp,iean.
-Por algo serio-dicen todos-va
mos cualquier parte y arriesgamos
TODD.
San Malatto, en- su entusiasmo de
esgrimia.a 10 que desea es que un cam
2eonato sea una cosa seria. Y notad
que nj siquiera pretende que ell cam
HI1A 4AAANAetA SNASe@ ANASa ~-+NSH@ q SSSNNS
sus adversarios antes de obtener Ell
lauro Con mucho menos Sc contenta
Con algunas gotas de sangre.. Lo ma
10 en- estos casos es que cuando dos
hombres, con una espada en- La mano,
sc atacan, nadie sabe cual ha de ser
ell resultado de Ia contienda. Porque
ESQ de hablar, como los personajes de
Fernandez y Gonzalez, de duelos a
muerte de duelos primera sangre,
es absirdo. Muy menudo la primera
sangre es mortal.
Y por ESQ, va que no por tenor de
las burlas, estoy SECURE de que San Ma
la;to, que es, como todos los bravos,
profundamente bueno, renunciaria a
su proyecto 81 Sc diera cuenta de que
su aplicacion podria costarle la vida
a un pobre companero,
z. Gomez CARRILLo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-29
EIimperio britanicoencrisis

toria viera ascender triunfalmeGte al
zenit Eduardo VII con su politica
genial del encerclemente destrozo
Alemania-el temibe rival Jorge
v empieza yer palidecer la constela-
ci6n deslumb,adora de naciones que
10 acatan iQue espera al joven de-
mocratico principe de Gales?
NADIA podria acelerar mas ell derrums
be disbursements inevitable que
la desmoralizacion del pueblo domina-
dor. Inglaterra ha sido admirable en-
la formation tesonera, persistence, in
domable, de su cadena de pueblos vasa-
los. Va ser puesta prueba como
capaz de ratener la trahilla de cacho-
rros del leopardo britanico. 81 su
pueblo pierde en- la adversidad las por-
tentosas virtudes de resistencia, de dis
ciplina consciente. de resolucion sere-
ma de patriotismo ldcido que le han
caracterizado, la catastroefe puede ser
rapida Ell mundo padecer por ella.
FL desmenbramiento del imperio bri-
tanico esta namado producer cambios
transcendentes en- todo Ell universe.
Los produjo ell derrumbe del imperio
de Felipe II. en- muchisima menor
escala, la disoluci6n del fragil conglo-
merado de naciones europeas FORBADE
por Napoleon La mission de Inglate-
IRA en- Ia historic hnbra llegado rea-
lizacion cuando de SUI espiritu, de su
genio, de su sangre y de su verbo,
emanen nuevos pueblos, nuevas civili-
zaciones, con vigor independents jul
ventud propia Espala cumplio glo-
riosamente entregando al universe
veinte pueblos Cualesquiera que fue-
ran los dolores del alumbramiento, la
realidad es va deslumbradora COM
pensa todo el pasado.
IPodra Inglaterra mirar al suyo con
tanto orgullo, cuandO Sc haya manumi-
lido su actual inmensa cohorte de pue-
bios dominados?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-29

n maestro San Malafo. cue Sc lla-
ma Athos como 81 mas temerario de
los tres mosqueteros. y que neva bien
"a nombre. acaba de tener una idea
cue pons espanto en- el amino de los es-
grimistas pTudentes.
-Puest0 cue de 10 que Sc trata aho-
N es de estableeer IN eampeonGto
mundial de espada de eombate-ha di-
eho-. 20 eFeo neoesario renunciar al
jnsgo antique, en- que los tiradores,
sin'itnd0se AZ abrigo de todo peligro,
p0dsan arriesgaEse a lanzar estocadas
absnrdas para deseoncertar a sus ad-
veEsarios. Ia esgrima no es. nj ha
side nunea. uB sport. No es mas
cue una preparation para la lucha, y
en- este sentido Sc parece mas la
artilieria cue 81 tennis" o al golf.
Asi. pnes. hay que probarla como Sc
prnsban los cah0nss, con 81 poder eff
car dc su earaeter Que Sc organize
81 eampeonatO mundial, muy bien. Pc
20 que los cue tOmen parte en- 81 tiren
sin mascara. SIN ehaqueta con es-
padas puntiagudas.
Ia idea no es nueva. Y hace unos
quines ahOa, sn la epOea en- que pubh-
cAbamos en- Paris "Le MOusquetaire ;,
amos euantos lOcos, eapitaneados por
LabeTdssque. tuvimos la idea de orga-
n'zaT unas famosas ''poules sanglan-
tea en- las que cada asalto era IN
pequeho duelo entire amigos. Claro
cue en- cuanto sl prefesto de Policia
AZ enter6 de 10 que pasaba en- la Gran
DC Eoue los domingos, Obligo a nues-
tro protector M Vienne a que Sc mos
tiara menos hOspitalario para con nos
otros. Y 10 peOr no fue este, sino
enc los parisienses. informados por sl
Figaro de 10 cue haesamos, en- vez
de admirar nuestTO heToismo, Sc burla-
ron de nuestras ''poules" tildandolas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-29

La huelga revolucionaria del Trans
vaal, que adquiere violencia por mo-
mentos ha tenido va todas las pro-
p5rciones de una canpaiia en- que la
sangre ha corrido libremlats Were a
sonar un nuevo fatldlco go]pe Ia
puerta del imperio de Londres Ya
no es en- Ia misteriosa Y 2nornle India
nj en- - iurbulento sia,a donde Ia
fnerza britannica tiene que inlponer
sangrientamente su ley. Els en- Ell
Transvaal, en- ell DOMINIC antique de la
"aza heroica de los beers donde la lu-
cha surge y adquiere sibltamente toda
la intensidad de una gran revoluci6n.
La personalidad suggestive del gcna-
raj SmuSs, su glorioso pIessisio de pa
triota y de guerrero, S,t na Il onalisno
serene su valor indonao!s, H., pane
cen haber podido evi5ar el conficto
Las peticiones de los mineros del
Rand, mantenidas con un espiritI de
organization una resoluci6n de pro-
cedimiento que han reveiado al mundo
todo un ambiente desconocido, cream
Inglaerra otro nuevo glal conficto,
en- la hora va critica en- one suS esta-
distas tienen sobre II vivisimas prec
cupaciones pendientes. La agltaci6n
sc extiende rapidamente por la India
entera. El Egipto clama por su indie
pondencia con valor creciente. Irlan-
da no eta Eodavia pacificada. Y en-
los Estados Unidos, pese 4 IN autori-
dad del presidente. ell traSado de Las
cuatro potencias del Pacifco-que sig
nifcaba para Inglaterra la Iesolucion
de ,t2dos sus pcoblemas de oriente con
una facil victoria-esta punso de
naufragar
NADIA mas interesante, en- este mo,
mento unico de la historic del gran i'm
perio mundial del rey Jorge, que obser-
var la reacci6n que los aconteci-
mientos producer en- el espiritu publico
ingles Al parecer, este es ell princi-
pio del ocaso del sol que la reina Vic
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-29
DEsGRAo1ADo AcoIDENTE

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos par
ticipa que en- la calle Arenas, de aque-
la poblacion, fu6 teaIro de una san
grieIta escena ell hogar de los esposos
Acosta- -clavel. Ell hecho ocurrio en- los
momentos en- que la joven esposa del
senior Guil1ermo Acosta, dofia Irene Cla-
vel, quien sufre la mania de que Ia per
siguen enemigos imaginarios, trestor-
NADIA mentalmente Sc infri6 en- el cue
no una horrible herida mortal. Cuando
las autoridades Ell m6dico acudieron al
sitio donde Sc desarrollo ell drama, la
senora Irene va habia dejado de existir
Lamentamos Ell desgraciado accidente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-29
UNA MUJER MoRTALMENFE
HERIDA

In el barrio Lares, de Ia poblacion
del mismo nombre, el individn) cristo
bal Mtndez, de "a amos, con un rerriilo
aeomsti6 y agredi6 a La muier Marga
rita cuevas. en- su propia residencia,
rroduci6adole una terrible herl17 en- la
csbeza con fractura del crane9 hasta
la masa encefaliea, otra en- la esDalda
y otEa en- Ell brazO izquierdo. Despues
de- perpetrar su delito, Ell agresor Sc di6
la fuga sin cue hasta la feeha Ia
p1acia haya pOdidO eapturarlo. No obs
tAnts, la poliea de Laves ha telefeneado
q los distritos limitrofes para cue ira
baien en- cooperation con ella a fin de
lograr 81 arTesto del criminal. La Sra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-29
prso UNA cAscARA DE rRurAs

En- la parada 16H, santurte. la Sc
nora Luisa Calvo, accidentalmente al
pararse sobre una cascara de frutas, su
1ri6 una caida, recibiendo contusiones
dc caracter leve. Fue asistida en- la
sala de socorros y trasladada su re
sidencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-29
SENSIBLE FALLEcIMIENTo

FL Lcdo. don Tomas Bernardini de
la Huerta, Quien reside en- Guayama, ha
recibido un cable de los Estados Uni
dos, en- ell cual Sc le comunica la triate
nueva de la muerte de su hermano don
Jose, que hace muchos amos viva en-
New York, en- donde tenia establecida
una casa de comercio.
La sociedad guayaMesa lamenta pro-
tai desgracia.
Con tai motive don Tomas ha reci-
bido muchos mensajes de duelo, 10 que
demuestra la gran estima que goza
en- dicha localidad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-29
PUEDE cAzAa

Ell Scretario Executive ha expedido
licencia para cazar y portar a@r1as de
caza, al sr. Eduardo Oliver, de Are
clio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-29

cuevas fue trasladada al hospital, don
6e permanece en- estado gravisimo.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Belgian, Embassy Dinner
Ciren for Miss Connolly
Many Spring Luncheons Are
Scheduled in Honor Of Mrs.
COOLIDGE ut the White House

From, the Tribune'S Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, April 5.-The Am
bassador of Belgium and Baroness de
Cartier entertained q company at din
ner this evening to meet the latter's
niece, Miss Elizabeth Connolly. The
ambassador returned yesterday after
spending the week end in New York.
Miss Catherine Hughes will go to
New York Friday for visit Of several
days.
Mrs. Willard Salisbury, wife of for
mer Senator Salisbury, entertained at
luncheon to-day.
Mrs. Coolidge will be the guest of
honor at many spring luncheons, among
the hostesses for this month being Mrs.
Paul Everett Johnson, who will give Il
luncheon April ~. and Mrs. George
Mesta, of Pittsburgh, who will enter
tain for her April %.
The Amba ssador Of France and Nine.
Jusserand were the guests Of honor at
dinner this evening of the Minister of
Czecho- -Slovakia, Dr.. Stepanek, and his
sister. Miss Stepanekova.
Colonel and Mrs. Matthew A. De-
laney entertained company at dinner
this evening at the Chevy Chase Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Westcott were
hcsts at dinner party this evening.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Mrs. Louis +. Swift
Dies; Ill a Few Hours
Stricken Suddenly After Dim
ing With Family; Packer
Reaches Chicago After Death

CHICAGO, April 5.-Mrs. Louis f.
Swift sixty-two, wife of the president
OF Swift e. Co.. died suddenly at her
nome to-day after an illness of only
few hours. Her husband, who was
returning from business trip to
Honolulu, stepped from the train here
without knowing of his wife's death
Mrs Swift appeared in good health
last night, dining and playing games
with the family until she retired.
fhysiclans were called at II o'clock
last night after she had suffered from
ii violent attack of coughing. She died
a few hours later.
The marriage of Mrs Swift, formerly
MISS Ida May Butler, of Rolling
fralric, Ind, took place September 8.
1880 She is survived by Mr.. Swift
and four children.
INC children arc: Louis L. Swift
ir" Alben Swift, William B. Swift and
Mrs James Minotto, all Of Chicago.
Two children, Nathan Swift and Mrs.
BESSIE Swift FernaId, known as "tho
Little Mother of the Marines" be-
cause of her war work, preceded Mrs.
swift IN death. Mrs. Fernalds death
occurred in London two years agu and
was FASTENED by her activities during
the war
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Woodin Sails to Attend
World Railroad Congress
American Car and Foundry
President and Other Notables
on the Paris

William H. Woodin, president of the
American Car and Foundry Company,
sailed yesterday on the French inner
Paris for Havre. He is on his way to
attend the international Railroad Con-
gress in Rome opening April IS. Mr..
Woodin was accompanied by his wife
and daughter, Elizabeth Foster Wood
in, whose engagement to William Wal
lace Rowe, of Cincinnati. was an
nounced recently.
Other passengers on board were
Cortlandt Field Bishop, first president t
of the Aero Club of America; Mrs.
George Blumenthal wife of the part
ner in Lazard Freres, bankers; James
E. O'Neil, president of the Prairie Oil
and Gas Company, and his wife and
daughter Mary.
Prince Andre Poniatowski, son of 8
Paris banker, and Niscount de Roume-
fort, of the Credit Foncier France Ca
nadenne, were on board. Jesse lsa-
dore Straus, of r. H. Macy & Co., his
wife and son Jack departed for a three
months trip through Europe. Another
passenger was Roger Duhamel, son of
the president Of the hotel syndicate
in Paris.