Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1930, Page 11

RICH INDIAN GIRL - SUED FOR DIVORCE ‘Oft-Disappearing Heiress to $3,000,000 Alleged Miss- ing Again. By the Associated Press. TULSA, Okla., July 23.—The marijtal affairs of Maude Lee Mudd, frequently disappearing Quapaw-Seneca Indian girl, whose wealth™ once was reputed to be $3,000,000, are before a court again. Earl E. Gordon, Tulsa automobile salesmap, whose marriage to the wealthy girl in 1925 was annulled, only to be de- clared legal later, sued for divorce in a ;‘;emum alleging ‘abandonment filed in istrict Court here yesterday. Disappears on Honeymoon. Gordon and the Indian heiress were married in Council Bluffs, I , in June, 1925, While on a honeymoon she disappeared from & Los Angeles theater and was the object of a Nation-wide search for months. Later she was re- ported living in Kansas. In 1926 she appeared at Florence, Ariz, where a court annulled her marriage to Gordon. She alleged the marricge had been a | L retense to escape custody of her guard- an. Her whereabouts 2=2in beca: tery until she appeared at Vin in '1927, telephoned her banker to buy again after fought the ulmznm‘wt.flnd it ann was set aside in 1929. It'was then re- vealed that Maude- Lee had married Joseph Wilson immediately after the court had annulled her first marriage. Inherited Royalties Bring Wealth. The Indian girl's wealth accumulated from oil, zinc and lead royalties on theé production of Oklahoma lands she in- herited from her father and an aunt. The divorce petition said the where- ;:ouu of the heiress again own. CANDIDATE SPEAKS Crandal Mackey Discusses tional Issues at Herndon. Special Dispatch to The Star. HERNDON, Va., July 23.—Crandal Mackey, candidate for the Democratic nomination for Representative in Con- gress from the eighth Virginia district, spoke at & meeting held last night at the school auditorium. He favored repeal of prohibition, re- duction of all tariff items. directly af- fecting the farmers, favored abolish- ment of chain stores as taking local money out of circulation and payment of & bounty on all surplus farm prod- uets. He favored unemployment in- surance, as in Germany. Staunton Woman Succumbs. STAUNTON, Va., July 23 (Special).— Mrs. Elizabeth Christine Smith, wife of was un- Na- a resident, died Monday at her home at Grottoes, near here. Surviving are her husband, two daughters and four sons, one of whom is Moffett Smith of Wash- ington yette Smith, well known county |3 THE EVEN MRS. REBECCA SWOPE DIES ON LONG ISLAND Owner of Large New Yotk Prop- erty Was Granddaughter of Astor Contemporary. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 23.—Mrs. Rébecca Wendel Swope, whose brick mansion, surviving among business buildings at ‘Thirty-ninth street and Fifth avenue, is one of the land marks of New York, died on Sunday at Quogue, Long Is- land. She was 87 years old. ‘The death of Mrs. Swope was not announced, for she and her sister, Miss Ella Wendel, had avoided public men- tion for many years. Fuperal services were held yesterday and interment made in Trinity Cemetery. Mrs. Swope and Miss Wendel in- herited the $50,000,000 to $100,000,000 estate of their sister, Georglana G. B. Wendel, who died in a sanitarium early in 1929. The fortune was founded by John G. Wendel, grandfather of the women, who was a contemporary of John Jacob Astor in the fur business and who used his profits to buy real estate. It was his_prineiple to invest his money in real estate, but nmever to sell a parcel once acquired, and this principle was adhered to by his heirs, ‘The brick mansion, set among depart ment stores in New York’s upper thir- ties on Fifth avenue, has been for many ears one of the unusual sights of the Beside it is a spacious yard, as y_yards go, fenced off from Fifth avenue by a high, barbed-wire topped vall. Ve ¥ retained by the Wendel Frigidaire Treatment! for cool feet on torrid days sisters, the goes, in order that their pets m]”.m have & place to frolic. The house itself is sald never to have telephone, a phonograph Mrs. pe was said to have been the only one of the sisters ever seen in public. She visited, at long intervals, the opera or the theater, but always unostentatiously and generally unrec- Six_years ago family traditions of the Wendels delayed for eight weeks the beginning of building operations on & 22-story structure on a plot on Sev- enth avenue, almost behind the Metro- politan Opera House. ‘The Wendels refused to sign a lease until shown to their satisfaction that emergency medical kits, in the clothing manufactories which were to fill the building, would not contain in all more than one pint of liquor. 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Miss Mary Eliza Astor Wendel died I.rl"l 1922 and the nnt"gubl;‘c I’e‘lplgll: o; er passing came with the o her will at the Long Island country lfl:]o:iu, where on Sunday Mrs. Swope ‘The passing last year of Georgiana ‘Wendel and now of Mrs. Swope leaves Miss Ella Wendel the only surviving member of the family. — e R ——— ALL-EXP*NSE TOUR WASHINGTON to BALTIMORE By Boat and Rail $12.12 Round Trip Follow the ploneers through the his- torically interesting country, 320 miles of delightful crui own the Potomac, sapeake Bay, Return by fast day on water. accommodations, _excellent meals, congental people, Modern steam- ers Dorchester_and Talbot. Leave 7th Street Wharf Mon., We By, (Standard 1212 per person. All information, literature, X Peana. R. R. Oity Tigkel Office. 613 14th WnelgV OF Asent’s Office, 7th Street ar and Sat., 4 Minimum " cost, mboat Co. « Cooling drinks, tasty sandwiches and refreshing salads, quickly and attractively prepared for you at any time during the day. Enjoy your luncheon here tomorrow. Luncheonette—Main Floot N G STAR, k\'ASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23,’ 1930, _ WED AT WINCHESTER Miss Baker of Chocolate Family Is Married to L. E. Tierney, Jr: Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, oy Katherine G Bowyer Baker was married last evening at the home of her putents, Mr. and M. W. er, to Laurence Edward Tierney, Jr., Bluefield, W. Va., by Rev. Rob- ert E. Hannon, rector of the Church of the Sacred Heart. The bride is a grand- daughter of the Jate W. H. Baker, who when soothing Zemo is used! Right from the first touch, antiseptic, healing Zemo takes the itching misery out of mosquito bites, rash many other skin a ions. 3 also for itching, peeling toes. Bathers and other outdoor folks thank cool- ing Zemo' for relief from suwburn. Douse it on ivy-poisoning. Pimples and dandruff fade when safe, anti- septic Zemo is applied. It instantly cases razor-smart. Always have Zemo nearby wherever you go. Any druggist. e, 60c, $1.00. 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Department on our third floor— we know that you: will like it. ;4 Dyes | great group of Summer Suits that sell regularly _ at $13.50 to $18.50. Note the Line-up of Cool Materials— Genuine Palm Beaches Mohaira Gabard, and other light-weight Nurotex cloths Shades include smart grays, tans, blwes, fine stripes, weaves and effective patterns. Sizes 34 to 44. Here’s a Thrifty Price on Two Trouser Blue Serge Suits 100% all-wool blue suits of excellent s“’so should—perfectly. 1930 models for early Fall wear. Sizes 33 to 42. color fast serges, tailored to fit as they Direct Entrances to Men's Clothing from-K and Seventh Streets.