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naman tee re SREY 3 RICE ‘= Representative John J, Gorman: . HOW RELATIVES (Continued from First Page.) do not include this income in their Federal income tax reports. Tals enables them to escape paying the Government taxes on the money which they take without earning. But escaping taxation is not the primary ol t. It is to avoid making a sworn statement of accepting money to wl they are not entitled that causes them to be “gun shy” on this point. 5 Approximately 150 Representatives and Senators are involved in this grab, In the tabulation which is given below, an effort has been made to el! inate those relatives or other connections of members of Congr who nally perform work in the offices or render some service to justify tl being carried on the Federal! payrolls. The benefit of the doubt has given to many members whose wives or other members of their families render real service for the salaries paid. If all the relatives ‘on jthe Capitol payrolls were Included the length of the list would be prpbibitive for newspaper purposes. In the preparation of these articles it 1s not the purpose of The Evming World to criticise the amount allowed members of Congress for el hire. The object is to place before the country how many members are using money which the law intends shall be paid to @ person or per- sofas regularly employed by them for looking after the needs of their con- stituents. A feal secretary in a Congressman’s office earns all he or she ts paid. 7 is plenty of work to do. Neither the secretary nor the stenog- rapbers under the present allowance receives as much as do the secretaries fetenographers to Cabinet members and heads of the various Govern- ‘bureaus. In many Instances the secretary to a member of Congress is “whole works,” the member personally giving no attention to the a work, and coming to Washington only when there fs a vote on i ut measures on which he wishes to be recorded. This is particn- lath} true of a majority of the New York City members, who probably tend tl in the role of absentees. RELATIVES BAR EX-SERVICE MEN. dt is noted that many members of Congress who are besieged for r lons by well qualified ex-service men out of employment and who are ing these constituents that they have no jobs at their disposal, are inglided in the long list of those carrying relatives in sinecures. ‘The amount of money involved in this payroll grabbing is $290,364 @ annum. If a large number of relatives excluded from this tabulation ause they are alleged to be bona fide wage earners were included, the total would run much higher. It looks like a splendid field for “Hell and ja” Dawes and his pruning knife. \A few days ago the House voted down the resolution to stop the bonus of $240 a year to clerks. ; © Following are the names of some of those who have been engaged in practices. The Senatorial payroll will be analysed Jater: 5) ALABAMA. & Representative William B, Bankhead: | ij Paughter, Florence Bankhead, $1,440. ree R Bowling, $1,440. - ARKANSAS. \: Representative William O Oldfield: t ‘fe Pearl Oldfield, $1,440. [Representative Tilman B. Parks: Timan B Parks jr. resentative John Tillman: A. Tillman, $2,240. : T. W. Tillman, $1,440. (Two bonuses included). g tative Otis Wingo: A . B. Wingo, relative, $2,240. , CALIFORNIA. © Representative Charles F. Curry: | 4 Charlee F Curry jr., clerk to father’s committee, $2,240. | § Daughter, Florence A. Curry, $1,440, { a Peron E. J. Peterson, $2,280. (Three bonuses included for this family). of Representative John 1. Nolan: | 4 Wife, Mis. M. B. Nolan, $2,240. #) Bistor-in-iaw, Theresa C. Glynn, $2,240 (clerk to member’s committee). i COLORADO. Representative Edward T. Taylor: “Wire, Etta Taylor, $1,440 | Representative W. N. Vail: | Augusta M. Rothwell, $1,140. Not known in Washington. CONNECTICUT. Representative Richard P. Freeman: } Brother, F. B, Freeman, $2,740. i FLORIDA. ) * Repreventative Herbert J. Drane: | & Peagnter, Josephine Drane, $1,440. 2 GEORGIA. Representative James W. Overstreet: ‘Wife, Mrs, Dicle N. Overstreet, $1,440. '} Representative Thomas M. Bell: | Wife, Mrs. Mary B. Bell, $940, + Roprerentative Carl Vinson: » Wife, Mra. Mary G. Vinson, $1,440. i (Married April 6, 1921, and immediately put on Federal payroll. like & wedding present.) " Representative William W. Larsen: 4 Bon, William W. Larsen jr., $2,240. IDAHO. 4) Representative Burton L. French: | Wife: Winifred French, $940; ‘ WLLINOIS. oe a ‘This Zia eaproren nurs » Helen Yates, $940. Daughter, Dorothy Yates, $2,740. (Two bonuses included.) It ts an- in the society columns of Washington newspapers that Miss Dorothy ving for a European tour. Representative Yates is booked for # lucra- fe Chauteuqua tour. ) Wife, Theresa $2,880. Representative Charlies B. Fuller: ' Wife, Sarab A. Fuller, $1,449. \@ Bepresentative Bdward J. King: . § Wife, May B. King, $1,440, 3 Representative Guy L. Shaw: * Relative, Newton H. Shaw, $2,740. » Representative Edwin B. Brooks: " Wife, N. BE. Brooks, $1,880. (One clerk in office does al] work; two sala- wits and two bonuses paid.) ’ Bon, Jomes W. Brooks, formerly a House page, now on Capito! elevator, Representative Thomas 8, Williams: * Bon, Harold Williams, $1,740. Representative William A, Rodenberg: Henry G. Miller, $2,240, Clerk of Flood Contro! Commilttee of which mem- fs Chairman, SL. M. Miller, clerk to same member, $3,640. \A. C. Ridgway, relative of Rodenberg, carried at $800. \Albert Ridgway, another relative, carried at $960, Beary G. Miller claims to be highest pald clerk to House member. of clerk of committee, clerk to member and also janitor. not known what his arrangement is with Congressman. t INDIANA, Representative Oscar G. Lubring. Has Hynes E. Terry, capital guide, certified for $1,880, Actual work done by Marie D. Adams of Denver, Col.. Miss Adams also listed for $1,440 with Reprerentativi ‘Representative Oscar E. Bland. (Wife, Josephine Bland, $2,240. Representative John 8.. Benham: ‘Wife, Bertha, $1,839.96. » Another relative, Miss Hattie Benefiel, $1,840. (Two bonuses kept tn family.) Mr. Benham's blographica! gketch, written self, in the Congressional Directory informs us that his political slogan joan politics and cleanness and efficiency in office.”’ © epronentative Everett Sanders: ‘Son, Ernest Sanders, $1,840. = Youny woman, et like salary, does all the work. 1 (Representative Albert H. Vestal: * 2200 cee, : Drawa Total, $6,840. at $1,800, ‘afle of Colorado. TesPRSTRETT ET NIChe . M Vestal, son, $1,890. Margaret T. Metoel is carried ap Janitor of Committee em Coinage, statutes for a small portion of the appropriation. having pubilshed ‘"The Works of Jesus." has had printed under the caption ‘‘Calling « Spade a Spade,"" originally voted for the resolution to probe war graft by mitt Buildings and Grounds, at $3,740. days in monogrammed limousine. THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1922, ° OF CONGRESSMEN LAND Weights and Measures, of which Representative Vestal is Chairman, she recelves $80 per month, of which she is said to receive about $10 per month ebating bulance to member, Mrs. Metzel, according to Government records, is carried on another Capitol payroll as “'tollet woman" at $40 per month Investigation shows this woman works a third job, as charwoman of a down town office building, at @ small salary, in order to earn a living for herse!! and family. Representative Louis W. Fuirfield: Daughter, Myra Fairfield, $2,240.08, Mise Aline Goodwin, who does oe eoe work, receives $108 per month. Representative Gilbert N. Haugen: fon, L. G, Haugén, clerk Committee on Agriculture, of which father is Chairman, et $2,740. Representative L. J. Dickinson: L. C. Dickinson, son, $1,440. KANSAS. Representative Edward C. Little: Wite, Mrs, E. 8, Little, $3,200, as husband's clerk. Donald, minor son, receives $8,000 as clerk to Committee on Revision of Laws, of which father ts Chairman. A law professor in University of Kansas does the actual revising of the Mrs. Little is an author, According to Representative Little's sketch in the Congressional Record, Richard Harding Davis dedicated to him his book on ‘'The Rulers of the Mediterranean.” to do this work without extra compensation. Reference Bureau of Congressional Library also called on Representative Philip P. Campbell: Daughter, Dorothy, $2,240, Washington society girl, recently marrio3, Young lady does all the office*work for $1,440. . Anothe: member of Representative Campbell's family, A. CO. Campbell, is carried as Janitor of Committee on Rules, of which he is Chairman, at $960. The actual janitor work in the committee rooms is done by a clean up foice employed in their regular line of work. * Representative Campbell recently made a speech on war graft, which he Campbell Congressional com- and later voted to kill it on floor. Representative James G. Strong: Son, G. EB. Strong, at $2,240. Actual work done by a young lady at $1,440. Representative Hays B, White: Wife, Mrs. Diana P. White, $3, Granddaughter also one of office assistants. KENTUCKY. Representative Alben W. Barkley: Wife, Mrs. Dorothy B. Barklay, $3,200. Representative David H. Kincheloe: Wife, Mrs. L. B. Kincheloe, at $1,440. Young lady does ali the office work for remainder of clerical appropria- tion, Representative William J. Fields: Brother, Forest G. Fields, $2,740. Another relative, F. Clifford Fields, $940.03. Representative John W. Langley: ‘Wife, Mrs. Katherine G. Langley, clark of husband's committee, Public Never comes to Capitol except on pay Nephew, H. C. Flannery, olerk to Langley, at $2,500. A Government clerk, employed at one of the departments, comes to Capitol after hours and does the actual work for small compensation. Representative John M. Robsion: Son, J. M. Robsion jr., lated for $1,840. ‘Thus splits clerical appropriation 50-50 with person who does the work. LOUISIANA. Representative James O'Connor: Wife, Florence, $2,240. Son, James jr., $1,440. (Two bonuses included and entire clerical appropriation kept in family.) Representative Henry G. Dupre: Sister, Belle Dupre, at $1,240.08, Representative John N. Sandiin: Son, John N. jr., $1,280. Representative Riley J. Wilson: Son, J. B. Wilson, $1,440. Representative George K. Favrot: Son, George K. jr., $8,200, Representative Ladislas Lazaro: Wife, Elaine, $1,440. Representative J. B. Aswell: EB. F. Aswell, $1,280, MAINE. Representative Carroll L. Beedy: Dorothy Boeedy, $1,389.92. MICHIGAN. Representative George E. Codd: Wife, Kathleen, $1,059.96. Young lady does all the office work. Representative Earl C. Michener: Belle 8. Michener, $1,140, Representative John Clark Ketcham: Wife, Cora B. Ketcham, §2,040. Young lady does the office work. ' Representative Patrick H. Kelley: Spencer D. Kelley, $1,040. Representative Louls C. Cramton: Wife, Mrs. Fame Cramton, $1,440. Representative Frank D. Scott: ‘Wife, Edna J. Scott, $1,440. MINNESOTA. Representative Charles R. Davis: Emma H. Davis, $1,180. Representative Walter H. Newton: Daughter, Grace Laura (age fifteen years), $940. Representative Harold Knutson: , Elmer Knutson, carried as Pair Clerk of House, $2,240. Representative Andrew J. Volstead (author of Volsti 3 Daughter, Laura, $1,440. : mere es) Representative Thomas D. Schall; Wife, M. H. Schall, $2,740. Son, Douglas Schall, House page, $1,330. Father-in-lew, in House folding room, $1,140. MISSISSIPPI. ’ Representative John EB. Rankin: ‘Wife, Annie Laurie Rankin, $2,240. Representativs Bill G. Lowrey: Son, Vernon B. Lowrey, $2,240. Son's wife, Margaret B. Lowrey, $1,440, (Two bonuses included and all money kept in family.) Representative Ben Grubb Humphreys: ‘Wife, Louise Y. Humphreys, $1,440. Representative Ross A. Collins: Wife, Alfreda Collins, $1,440. Young lady in office does all the work. Representative Paul B. Johnson: ‘Tena Johnson, $1,640. Representative Percy ©. Quin: Wife, A. B. ee, $1,440. (After expose in Evening World and before his primaries t ¥ name off roll unt!! assured of re-election, then put wife's name Masten et) Representative James W. Collier: Emma B. Collier, $1,839.96. Young lady does ali office work. MISSOURI. Representative Frank C. Millspaugh: Daughter, Nelle E., $1,440, Milispaugh '# @ wealthy banker. Representative Henry , Lawrence: Bon, H. F, Lawrence jr., $2,240, Young lady does all the work for $1,440. Representative William ©, Atkeson, only be in fata Claus tor Sle teenie iy bewhiakered member of Con- R, W. Atkeson, §; . C, HB. Atkeson, $1, (Two bonuses included and entire Agpropriation kep’ Representative Roscoe C, Patterson: Bon, Paul L. Patterson, $1,440. Representative Sidney ©. Roach: Bon, Jack K. Roach, $1,840, Representative Marion £. Rhodes: Wite, Annie P., $1,440, tn family.) Man secretary does all the work. Representative Edward D, Hays: Wife, Mra, Maggie B. Hays, $2,240. Representative Isaac V. MoPherson: Richard K, McPherson, $3,640. Rep ‘tative Samuel A. Ghelton: A. Belle Shelton, 62,040, MONTANA, Representative Carl W. Riddick: ii Monana Riddick, $940, NEBRASKA, Representative William H, Andrews: Wife, Mira Andrews, $1,440, NEW JERSEY. Representative Archibald B, Olpp: John Roffo, $1,640, livés in member's home Washington. Young lady in office does all official work, Dr. Olpp practises medicine in New Jersey an average of one day a week. Representative Herbert W. Taylor: Daughter, Florence B. Taylor, $1,440. NEW MEXICO. Representative Nestor Montoya: Son, Nestor Montoya jr., $2,240. Daughter, Florence Montoya, $1,440, NEW YORK. Representative Martin Charles Ansorge of the Bronx: George B. Hahn, listed at $2,240, does all the work in Washington office. Mary EB. Laughlin, carried at $1,440, has never been seen in ‘Washington, Representative Charles G. Bond of Brooklyn: W. Miller Garnsey, $2,240, does all the work here. Lillie M, Reisman, $1,440, never in Washington. Representative John F. Carew of New York City: Robert EB. Carew, a relative, listed at $2,000. John J. Troy, unknown at Capitol, paid $1,680, ‘These two clerks are strangers in Washington. Representative Carew is a member of the commuting class. He is seldom here and his office is locked practically all the time. Representative Walter Chandler, 19th District, New York City: 8. Harold Bvans, $2,240, never seen in Wi . Roland }, at $1,440, did the office work until dismissed recently. Representative Bourke Cockran of New York City: Miss Margaret F. Kerr, $2,240, rarely seen here; said to look after mem- ber's New York business, - B. F. Gray, $1,440, does all official work. Representative Thomas H. Cullen of Brooklyn: W. M. Hanrahan, $2,240; has never been in Washington. W. E. Overstreet, $1,440, does all the official work. Representative Benjamin L. Fairohild of Pelham: Wife, Mrs. Ella P. Fairchild, $3,240. : Margaret L. Brown, $1,440, : Representative Anthony Griffin of New York City: Ethel Cherry, $2,480, does all the work. Wife, Katherine L. Grifin, $1,200, only seen at Capito! on pay days. Representative Michael J. Hogan of Brooklyn: Frederick Meyer, $2,240, does all the work. Ann Brittan, $1,440. It {s noted that in Representative Hogan's biographical sketch in the Congressional Directory he gives the maiden name of his wife as Anna Brittan, If the lady certified by him as his assistant clerk under the name ot Ann Brittan ts his wife, she is the pioneer among women retaining her maiden name for business purposes. Representative John J. Kindred of Astoria: Wife, E. C. Kindred, certified for $2,240. Miss W. H. Bellah, $1,440, does all the work. Kindred ts owner of the chain of Kindred sanitariums; very wealthy. Representative Warren I. uee of Brooklyn: Margaret Flyna, $2,240, does all work in Washington. Sadie W. Newland, certified for $1,440, remains in New “ork. Representative Walter W. Magee of Syracuse: Mary Mayhew, $2,240, does all the work. Robert K. Murray, certified for $1,440, remains at home. sa Representative James M. Mead of Buffalo: Robert V. English, $2,240. F. I, Fowler, $1,440. ‘These two clerks are seldom, if ever, seen in Washington. Only persons seen in office are Mrs. Mead and thelr young eon. Representative Andrew N. Petersen of Brooklyn: Miss Willie Harris, $2,240, does all the work. Phil L. Bricken, $1,440, not yet presented appearance in Washington. Representative Daniel J. Riordan of New York City: Edward J. ly, $2,240. + Dennis F. Shea, $1,440. These men are never in Washington and Mr. Riordan still availing him- self of his good right arm in answering his constituents’ correspondence. Representative Thomas J. Ryan of New York City: James V. Clancy, $2,440, does all the work here, Alice M. Crowen, not known in Washington, listed for $1,240. Representative Albert B. Rossdale of the Bronx: Grace Hane, $2,240. Bertha D. Young, $1,440; has not yet made her appearance in Wash- ington. Representative Isaac Siegel of New York City: Emil Manzella, $2,390. Joseph Bruno, $1,290. Mr. Siegel, as Chairman of the House Committee on the Census, has an additional clerk, who does all the Congressional work. The two men nam above are not known in Washington. Representative Christopher D. Sullivan of New York City: Annie C. Lynam, $2,240. * William McCarthy, $1,440. McCarthy has the record of never having beén seen in Washington in the three years his name has been on the Fedéral payroll. Representative Peter Ten Eyck of Albany: J. A. B, McElveny, $2,240, does all the work. Frank A. McCullough, $1,440, not known here. Representative Lester D. Volk of Brooklyn: . George Berg, $1,840. only person in Washington office. NORTH CAROLINA. Representative Edward W. Pou: Bister, Mattie Pou, $1,440. She resides tn North Carolina and has not been to hington since being placed on rolls. OHIO, Representative Charles J. Thompson: Samuel'C, Thompson, $2,240. Charles J. Thompson jr., $1,440. * (Carried as elevator conductor in House Office Building.) Representative Simeon D. Fess, Chairman Republican Congressional Com~ mittee and candidate for United States Senate: . Son, Thomas L. Fess, certified as secretary, $3,200 per annum. Another son, Lehr Fess, receives $8,600 as House Parliamentarian. Congress invariably votes the Parlianjentarian an éxtre $1,000 at end of on for revising rules of House Manual. This gives the Fess family $16,300 from pubile treasury. , ‘ Representative Edwin D, Ricketts; Bon, W. Merrill Ricketts, $1,440. Relative, Bertye P, Correll, $2,240. Representative Miner G. Norton: Daughter, Henrietta M., $1,440. Another young lady does the office work. Representative Harry C. Gahn: L. Lioyd Gahn, $3,240. town and never comes to and comes to Washington on r OKLAHOMA. Representative Thomas A. Chandler: Norma Chandler, $1,440, Representative Charles D. Carter: 8. L. Carter, $1,440. a Representative F, Swank Wife, Ada Bwank, $1,440, Representative James V. Wife, May MoClintio, Representative Willis C, Hawley: ’ Iras A. Hawley, $2,240. PENNSYLVANIA. Representative Joseph McLaughlin: * Niece, Catharine, $1,440, ‘ McLaughiin retires March 4 and {t is understood he will close his Waah- 4 | IN EAS ington office July 1. Maroh 4, 1933. Y JOBS" The clerical appropriation of $8,680 will continue until Representative Clarence D. Coughlin: ’ Brothér, Robert L. Coughlin, $1,480. Young lady in office does all clerical work. Representative Louis T. McFadden: Theodore W. McFadden, $2,240. + th Representative Ben K. Focht: Daughter, Ellen W., $2,040; assistant clerk of District of Columbia Com- mittee, of which father is Chatrman. Representative William H. Kirkpatrick: Miss Claire Lavelle, $1,440, This young lady does private work for mem- ber in Easton, Pa., and has not been to Washington. Another young woman does all the official work at Washington for $2,240, Representative Edward 8. Brooks had daughter, Miss Mary M. Brooks, on rolls for. $1,440 until Evénihg World expose, January, 1921, at which time, according to records, he took daughter off and substituted Caroline Angel, said to live in Pennsylvania. Also has had a nephew in House folding reom, || ,|charged with SOUTH CAROLINA. Representative Fred H. Dominick: Harry W. Dominick, $1,180, Representative Joseph Brown: Wife, Hester M. Brown, $1,840. tative Lemuel P. Padgett: Represen' Wife, Ida L., $1,440. TEXAS. Representative Rufus Hardy: » Rufus Hardy jr., $1,580. Representdtive Dan B. Garrett: Daughter, Annie O. Garrett, $3,300. Representative Joseph J. Mansfield: Daughter, Margaret, A. B. Mansfield, $1, Representative C. B. Hi C, B. Hudspeth jr., $2,240, Member id wealthy ranchman. th: Representative Thomas L. Blanton: Brother, William L., $2,4! Representative William: Representative John Garner; Wife, BE. R. Garner, $3,200. WEST VIRGINIA. Representative George M. Bowers: Son, George M. Bowers jr., $1,440. Representative Stuart F. Reed: ‘Wife, Bonnis 8. Reed, $1,100. 6. ently elected to fill vacancy caused by death of Representative Parrish): Wife, $2,240. * ‘WISCONSIN. . Representative John Mandt Nelson: Son, Robert, $1,580. Son, Harold, employed in House folding room, Two daughters, Misses Tillie and Ruth, {n Federal departments, on Patronage positions not under civil service. Representative Edward Voigt: ‘Wife, Mrs. Hattie Voigt, $1,840. Office work done by youhg lady. Representative J, D. Beck: Wife, Jane, $1,840. Representative Edward E. Browne: Rose ©. Browne, $2,240. Representative David G, Classon: M. O. Classon, $2,719.92. TERRITORIAL DELEGATES: ALASKA. Dan A. Sutherland: Wife, Hilda Sutherland, $3,200, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, Delegate Jaime C. De Veyra: Wife, Sophia, $1,440. ee eeSeSSSSFSFSFFFFMSses TWO NEGROES DYING IN CRAP GAME FEUD Shot in Back, but Prisoner Says He Fired in Self Defense. Edward Martin and James Dougias are dying in Harlem Hospital, and a third Negro, Louis Gaines, nineteen, of No, 22 West 1884 Street, is under arrest in the West 135th Street Sta- tion on @ charge of felonious assault as the result of a crap game which took place early this morning some- where near Lenox Avenue and 1824 Street. Although Martin and Douglas were shot in the back, Gaines says the shooting was in self defense. “The crap game was crooked,” the Police quote Gaines as saying, ‘‘and after they had taken my $30 they threw me out. I went home, changed my clothes and walted for them at Lenox Avenue and 182d Street. I wae going to plead with them to retern my money. As they came along, one ed of them pulled a knife and I fired.” Gaines was pulled out of a dumb walter in the cellar at No. 24 West 184th Street by Detectives Gorman, Shields and McGrath. His revolver was empty. Martin, twenty-five, liver at No. 473 Lenox Avenue, and Doug- las, twenty-two, at No. 239 West 135th Street. ee CRISPINO BOY DENIES KIDNAPPING WHEN FOUND Pelice, No is Convinced, Relieve He elding Captors. Angelo Crispino, the eleven-year-old boy who disappeared on June 19 from his home at No. 297 Avenue A, and who {t was believed had been kid- napped, Is home again. He was found at Sea Breeze Home, Eltingville, S. 1, and he said he had “hitched a ride’ there on a bus of the Association for Improving the Condi- tion of the Poor. Miss C. McKensie, Superintendent of the home, says he has been there since the day of the disappearance. Detectives learned from the Criapings that a demand for 9700 was made some time ago. 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