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The New York herald., 1921-12-12
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRrvEr

vEsTRIS (Br). nj Buenos Aires 10Th.
SOUTHERN CROSS. at Buenos Aires 10Th.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Eosalind (Br), st Johns. NF', and Hall
fax. Ms, TO Bowring Co, with 10 pas
sengers. mails and ndse.
Str Pawnee, Boston for New York
Motor schr Ouaco Queen (Br), Parrsboro,
Blanchard Lumber Co; vessel to Il Whit
uey a Co.
Tugs Honeybrook. with barges Cat s:l5
AND Gertrude. with Cat 4 PAD; Charles
\ McCaffrey, Hight Cat 4 30 PM.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
DUE DECEMBER Is.

Agwistar, Marseilles 26th. ...... Ward Line
City of Montgomery, Savannah 10th.
Ocean s S Co
III Mundo. Galveston 7th. Southern Pacific
Flora, Cape Haiti 9th. .Fupch-Edye
Gen III F Hodges. Colon 5th. -. Panama RR
Mexico, Havana 10th. ............W Ward Line
Montevideo, Havana Sth.. ...... Luis LIanso
Mount Carroll, Hamburg I'd. 80. United Am
Panaman, San Pedro 23th.. United Am
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
Almanac for New York Dec. IL.

Sun rises....... 10 Moon rises. 56 PM
Sun sets. s........ 90 Moon sets. 1J AM
TIME OF HIGH WATER DECEMBER f.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12

The master OF str Albania CBD reports
that on Dec 3, 1921, Camperdown Radio sta
Whlstling Buoy had gone adrift and woult
be replaced as soon as practicable.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12

E1EAasHrrs. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12

Steamer. From. Agents.
Apache, Jacksonville 10th. ....... Clyde Limo
Cambria. Colon 9Th. th.................U S A T
Canadian Spinner. Bluff Oct %.
wilford & Mckay
Cayo Mambi. San Juan 9th. :. Atlantic Fruit
Creole, New Orleans 7th. Southern Pacific
Crofton Hall. Barbados 4th- ... .Norton-Lilly
Eastern Importer, Lisbon 2oth.. Grace Line
Eastern Leader. Shields 24th.J II Winchester
Elmac, Trinidad. &c.............. Clyde Line
Frogner, Viborg 9th. h................... -
FIT Victoria. Bermuda 10th Furness- Bermuda
Gallleo, Hull 18Th. .Ellerman5 q
Grelfryda, Nantes 2oth. French Line
IIesione. Liverpool 2Jth. Barber SIS Co
Hustansworth, Valencia 10Th,
Simpson, Spence & Young
Koranna. Gibraltsr... ........ Norton Lilly
Kroonland, Antwerp LIST. ..... Red Star Line
Lake Farley. Lisbon 19th.Intern'l Freighting
Magyarorszag, Oran 18th. Phelps Bros
Montserrat, Cadiz 30th. ........ Luis Llanso
Mexico, Bordeaux 22d. French Line
Norden, kaiamata 10th. Oriental Nav
Ossa, Palermo 2ist. .......... Export SIS Co
Oria, London Odd .......... American Metal
Paris, Havre 5tii. ii................ French Line
Ponce, San Juan Ith. ............N p II
Princess May, Jamaica 7th- .Di Giorgio & Co
Santa Luisa, Colon 5th. .......... Grace Line
saugus, Alexandria Nov 49,. A X Bull Co
Virgiiia, Newcastle l4th.. .Cunard Line
West Caddoa, Huelva Gath. Grace Line
West Inslsip. Antwerp 18th. Black Diamond
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
WEDNESDAY. prCEMBER IA.
Mails for South and Central
America, West Indies, &c.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10.

Jamaica and Colombia Except Cauca and
Narino Departmental. via Kingston. Carta-
SIXAOLA, o AM fsup 9:3O AND.
Canal Zone, Panama, Salvador. Nicaragua
Except East Coast). Amapala City, Cholu-
teca. Naeaome. Tegucigalpa and Yqscaran
rnents of Colombia, Ecuador, Peru Except
Iquitos), Bolivia and Chile (prints, &c; let
ter mail . via Cristobai. str JULIA LUCK
ENBACH, IL M (sup / PM).
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II.
Newfoundland Cd via st Johns, str RO-
SALIND, AM.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic via
Turks Island. Monte Christi. Puerto Plata,
The New York herald., 1921-12-12

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12

The following information was furnished
the Branch photographic Office. New Or
leans. by the u Engineer office. Mobile.
Ala: Channel at Gufport, Mss-The chan
mel at Gulfport, Miss II being dredged 10 %
feet between Gulf and Ship Island Railroad
Pier and Beacon o. Channel nt Mobile. Ala
Channel leading from the ship channel IN
Mobile River TO u s Shipping Boards or
Station on Bakeley Island has been dredged
10 80 feet. Channel leading from ship chan
mel In Mobile River TO dock OF Inland and
Coastwise Coal and Ore Handling Plant has
been dredged to 2l feet.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
Bound East.

Bound East.
sehr Robert John Boswicl. New York for
Providence.
AND.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
SAIL MONDAf.
Braga, Lisbon, &c.
Steamers Due in New York.

DUE DECEMBER Ie.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
ROSENBLUTH SURE HIS
STORY WILL FREE HIM
Seeks Showdown in Cronk-
hite Murder Charge.
Special Despatch to The NEW IoRE HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Wnshinrfnrl II T.. Iune o2.

Special Despatch to THE NEW IoRE HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, II. C., June 22.
Capt. Robert Rosenbluth OF New York.
accused of murder in the death of Major
Alex Cronkhite at Camp Lewis. Wash
ington, in 1918, declared to-day he ex-
poets the Government TO order his re-
lease as soon as he has had opportunity
to tell his story to Col. William Hay
ward, United States Attorney at New
York
Capt. Rosenbluth waited in Washing
ton to-day for word from the Depart
ment of Justice regarding conclusions
reached to-day at conference between
Col. Hayward and Assistant Attorney
General Goff in New York. At tine de-
partment it was said there probably
would be no objection to the appearance
of Capt. Rosenbluth before Col. Hay
ward and that the accused man would
encounter no difficulty in arranging such
a meeting.
what | want Is a showdown on the
question of my guilt or innocence, said
Rosenbluth. 81 am a poor man and
unable to stand the expense / am forced
to bear by the Governments delay in
permitting this case to drag"
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
INDICTMENTS OF TAX
SWINDLERS EXPECTED
Revenue Bureau Says Some
May Be Returned Here.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HEaaLE.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., June 22. )
Indictments of tax fakirs are expected
in two or three days from Federal Grand
Juries. it was announced tonight at the
Internal Revenue Bureau. Those in
dicted will include several former Gov
ernment employees.
Revenue Commissioner Blair said he
would proceed at once to expose the
fallirs by making known to the public
the systems followed in defrauding tax
payers. The indictments expected by the
bureau are to be returned in several
large cities Some of them are expected
in New York city.
Mr.. Blair said the alleged tax adj
visers" operated on big scale in New
York although also in every part of the
country None of the large cities, he
said, was free from the operations of
the swindlers who robbed taxpayers
through assurances that they could eff
feet reductions in amounts due to the
Government.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
Carranzista Band
Crosses Into Mexico

San ANTONIO, Texas, June
- 22.-Four detachments, COM
prising about $50 well armed
men, have crossed the border into
Mexico near Laredo and, it is re-
ported here, are intent on sever
ing rail communication between
Nuevo Laredo and Monterey or
an attack on Piedras Negras.
The Department of Justice here,
which announced the crossing,
has the names Of three former
Carranzista leaders who are said
to be in charge of the band, but
the names were not made public.
1t is unofficially reported Gen.
Francisco Murguia is with the ex-
pedition.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
FLY TO POUGHKEEPSIE
AND SEE CREWS RACE
Trip Is Made To and From
Course IN Fast Time.

or all the thousands who witnessed
the victory of the Navy eight at Pough-
heepsie yesterday none had q finer view
or the spectacle than did two New York
business men who went from here TO the
boat race in flying boat and witnessed
the struggle from that vantage point
Just as an afterthought.
~ was rather late In the afternoon
when John A. Straley and l.. r. Wood
both tired business men, agreed tbsy
would like to see that intercollegiate q
boat race on tho Hudson" In fact. II
was getting along toward 4 o'clock and
most or the multitude OF holiday makers
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
PAYS $4,000 TO WIDOW
Settles Claim for Death of
Freight Conductor.

Mrs. Anna Baylis of SO Fifth street
Long Island City. widow of Harry
Baylis, a freight conductor on the Long
accident last January q, received $780,
900 yesterday in settlement of her claim
against the railroad. The action was
about to so to trial in the Supreme
Court, Queens, when the attorneys
got together and compromised. Mrs
Baylss award is said to be the largest
ever paid by the railroad. She has
seven children, the Oldest of whom is
daughter, 16 years DID,
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
$4OO,OOO,OOO SAVED
| IN ARMY And navy
Senate Agrees to Report
Reducing Land Force to
10000 by Oct. l..
1888, 100000 is THE COST
Economies Put Through
Are About $350,0O0,000
Less Than Estimates.
lDAWES ARRIVES TODAY
Bureau Chiefs Must Show Need
of Fund Before He Will
Approve Budgets.
DAWES ARRIVES TODAY

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. c., june %.
The drive for governmental economy
gained greater momentum here to-day
with these two developments:
I Agreements were reached be-
tween the two houses of
Congress for big reductions in the
army and navy appropriation bills,
assuring their early passage. AS a
result estimates for military and
naval defence will show Con-
gressional reduction of more than
s4oo, 100000.
3 Charles G.. Dawes. newly ap-
pointed Director of the
Budget, will be ready soon after he
assumes Office July /, to inaugurate
a programme for the chopping out
OF governmental extravagances and
needless Offices He will arrive in
Washington tomorrow.
In taking its long step in the direction
of economy to-day the Senate. without
o roll call, agreed to the conference re-
port of the army bill, which reduces the
army to 10000 by October / and cuts
the total appropriations for thearmy to
about 1890, 100000, while conferees on
the naval appropriation hill fixed the
size OF the navy at 100000 and its total
appropriation to s414,000.o00. These
reductions are about s35o.O00, 900 under
the original estimates submitted to Con-
-.
drastic reductions from amounts ap-
proved by the Senate. The House con-
ferees agreed TO add sS,000.000 to the
bill as tentatively approved yesterday.
when $9o.000.000 OF the 500. 900. 900
Senate increases We're eliminated. The
Senate bill is thus reduced by $4,000
900.
Separate Vote on Disarming.
The army bill now goes to the Presi-
dent, while the navy bill is expected to
be completed by the end OF the week.
The conferees on the naval bill still have
somo loose ends to gather up before
framing their final report for submission
to the Senate and House. The Borah
disarmament amendment is to be voted
on separately In the House. where 1T is
expected 1t will command a majority.
The conferees were confident tonight
that the measure Wal be law before
July ]. the end of@tbe present fiscal
year
Prior to final action in the Senate on the
Army Appropriation bill, Senator Wads-
worth On. Y.). chairman of the Military
Affairs Committee. protested against the
reductions insisted upon by House con-
ferees, and asserted that he asked the
Senate to agree to the House position
only because he saw no other course
II must protest against this as a mat
ter of policy for the army and as a
measure of economy" he said. 'Jt
saves only about $1,000. 900 and II In
capacitates the army for any kind of
service in this country.
Instead OF reducing the army TO
100000 by October ! by arbitrary dis
charges of 10000 men. which will be
necessary, we ought TO bring the reduc-
tion about through normal processes Of
discharges expiration OF enlistmonts,
The New York herald., 1921-06-23

| Special Despatch to THE NEW YoEK HERALD.
| New York Herald Bureau,
| Washington, ID. c., june 22.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
FOR ITALIAN WAR ORPHANS.

At the Biltmore Hotel tonight the
Friends of Italy will give an entertain
msnt and dance for their fund and for
the benefit of Italian war orphans.
There will be a concert, with Miss Mana
yucca, pianist; Miss Olgo Carrara, So
prano, and illuminate Miserendino. vio-
linist. followed by dance and supper
The New York herald., 1921-06-23

disabilities and other normal ways so
that we would reach the figure of 1907
600 about April next.
"To bring 1t down by October we
must get out of the army 10000 men,
only 10000 of whom will go normally.
The other $4,000 we must discharge
arbitrarily, a treatment without a
parallel in the history of the army. sur
passing in cruelty anything ever pro-
posed"
Both Senator Wadsworth and Senator
New (Ind.) stated that the arbitrary
discharges were q breach of contract
with the men for which they would have
just cause for fling claims against the
Government. Senator Wadsworth further
said that after October | recruiting
would have to begin and that 1t would
cost 800 man for each man recruited
in order to keep the army UP TO $50. 600.
Other minor differences between the
House and Senate. including provision
for giving to the War Department the
right to sell surplus army foodstuffs TO
foreign nations with whom the nation is
at peace. were agreed to without debate.
The New York herald., 1921-06-23
Dawes Starts on July 4.

Prepared to cut out Government ex-
travagance and needless offices with "a
meat AK" as he expressed 1t, Charles
G. Dawes, the new Director of the
Budget, will arrive here tomorrow to
make plans for assuming the Office on
July 1.
1t is known that Mr.. Dawes has pre-
pared a programme for using the great
power that will be conferred on him
and 1t is expected he will carry il out
soon after he takes Office with a speed
that will startle the bureau chiefs ac-
customed to let affairs slide from worse
to worse. The main details of Mr..
Dawes's plans have been placed before
the President and have his approval.
Soon after his arrival he will make
known in detail his policies.
Above all, Mr.. Dawes is a man who
believes in action. 1t will be remem-
bered that as head of a special COM
mittee he framed a plan of reorganiz-
ing agencies dealing with ex-service men
in few days.
His work as Director of Budget will
be to eliminate extravaganza and need
less jobs before the annual estimates are
submitted to Congress. Bureau chiefs
must convince him they need funds be-
fore Congress will consider any APP
propriations. and they cannot appeal to
Congress over the head of the Budget
Director.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
NATURAL. CAS- IS
BIC BOOST SAYS
c. Of C.: OFFICER
Chamber Desires BIO Vote on Fran
chlse Next Tuesday Declares
J. w. Conner. Secretary;
Help Growth

A heavy vote on next Tuesday
when the people Of Chitkasha 90
to the poles TO vote on the propo
sitlon Of giving to the Chlckasha
Gas and Electric company a fran
chlse for the distribution Of natural
gas IN Chlcksha, is desired by the
Chamber OF Commerce. the desire
being expressed through j. w
Conner, secretary.
"The Chamber oks Commerce
stands for the improvement OF
Chickasha," said Mr.. Conner this
morning. without question, natural
gas in Chickasha would be probably
the biggest improvement that could
be made at this time. Therefore, the
Chamer OF Commerce is favorable
to the proposed franchise.
"Chckasha has grown by leaps
and bounds during the past eight
or nine months. During this time.
scores Of residences have been
built. There is need for more
houses here and the way to con-
tinue the building program along
the lines that / is now pursuing,
Is to give Chickasha natural gas.
We have talked about natural gas
for years. The opportunity Is now
before us and it is up to us to turn
out and vote next Tuesday that
this opportunity shall not pass un-
needed
"The Chamber of Commerce be
lieves that the surest way to con
tinue the growth Of the city is tc
vote for the natural gas franchise
The gas plant here, is the only
plant in the state making artificial
gas That means that all other
towns in the state that burn gas
are ahead Of us in this respect.
"Clickasha has the chance now
to take her place in the front rank
and bring here one of the greatest
improvements that any town car
have-natural gas. Vote yes at the
polls next Tuesday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
CLEO GOBLIN DUE
NEW TRIAL Says
CRIMINAL COURT
Man Win Death Sentence ranulne
Over Him 20 Get Nsw Hesrlnu.
Judge 6hovla Have Granted
contlnvsnee.
TAFT. COMPANION OF
GOBLIN. AWAITS DEATH
Doth convis,ed of Murder Of Law.
ton rssi Driver; One Of Mos,
Sensational Cases tntlrc
Hlstery of state.

~ unlicd Press
Oklahoma city. Oct s. The Grim.
inal court of ap9cnls. Ia decision
handed doxn today. directed that
cleo Goblin. Who was convicted a
the murder % Russell Sprague. q
taxi driver of Lawion. Okla. aud
who vas sentenced to death In the
electric chair. be given a new trial.
The criminal court Of appeals held
that Judge Wells. before whom the
Goblin trial was held. had abused
judicial discretion in refusing 10
grant continuance TO Goblin when
the attorney for the youth filed such
a petition on the opening day Of tho
trial.
The case was one Of the most sen.
sational In the history Of the state.
viii TAFT. a companion Of Goblin.
was also sentenced TO death for the
nhil' 'iiNitf ~ uNditiHk tH' HtAtiu-
ton OF the courts sentence In the
state pcnlteniiary at McAlester
Sprague was well and favorable
known young man Of Lawton who
operated his car In livery service
His disappearance. several months
ago caused search TO be made. re
suliing In the finding of HIS body a.
a lonely spot several miles out OF
Lawton. lie was shot through the
head.
An investigation by authorities re-
suited in the arrest of Bogla. TAFT
and two women, who were caught
with sprague's car at a town in
Texas Mob violence was narrowly
avorated when the four accused
were brought to Lawton. A sclsa.
tional trial followed resulting in the
conviction of TAFT and Goblin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08

this morning Ia an automobile foi
MayNllle Tho acquitted. couple vii
continue to make their home in the
Garvin county village. they announc
ed last night. Relatives here this
morning were unanimous in the
opinion that Bad and Mrs. Baker
were completely reconcllei. They an.
ticipated no further trouble In their
family.
Relatives Leave for Homes.
Bakers relatives who we're here
to attend the trial. d. Baker,
father. OF Maysyille: +. d. Baker.
brotser. Of pauls Valley: Jake Bak.
or. younger brother, of Maysville;
J. n. Clary. uncle Of Lexington; r.
O. Clafy. cousin, Of Lexington: and
Mrs. NJ. a. Clary. aunt Of Blan-
chard--left this morning for their
homes. They stated before leaving
the city that Lad probably will DO
given expert treatment In an en-.
deavor to restore his health.
The mother OF the accused man
who was unable to attend the trial
here, was Immediately notified last
night after her sons acquttal. There
vaa M nathan of Mra uaLar any.
lously awaiting for the news; she
has been dead for many years. Mrs.
Baker, who figured prominently in
the case, was left an orphan when o
child.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
WILL OPEN F me
ARTS HERE Soon

October IS Is selected for the for
mi opening OF the new Fine Arts
building at tho Oklahoma College for
Women, according to an announce
ment Just made by President @. w.
Austin.
Many prominent people from over
the state including Gov. J. j. A.
Robertson and other state officials,
have been invited TO be present.
In the evening the annual Fine Arts
faculty recital will be given, it was
announced.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
HUGE HAUL MADE
ON CANADA MAIL

F. United Press.
Detroit, Oct. S.--Several suspects
are held today in connection with
Tie robbery of a Canadian govern.
ment truck and the escape by the
robbers with % pouches of mail.
Authorities today, after checking
w. as closely as possible on the
loot, stated that they believed the
total will be around 100000. One
of the stolen pouches is believed
to have contained the days receipts
Ct the Kenilworth race track a.
Windsor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
HEATH is DENIED
NEW TRIAL HERE

Judge Edward Oldfield yesterday
denied the defense new trial in
the case state vs.. Jim Heath, Mime.
ksh lad, who this week in district
court was found suilty of burglary
and sentenced to serve two years L,
the state reforInatory.
Attorney Bert Barefoot, represent
ing Heath, served notice Of appeal
to the criminal court OF appeals
Heath made $1,000 appeal bond aud
Vas released.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
FORMER LAWT0N
MAN CONVICTED

ny United Press.
i.akcport. Calf, Oct S.-I,cy. John
spencer. who wAs formerly a physl.
clan u Lawiou. Okla. was convicted
here To-Day on a charge of murder.
Ing his wife
The jury dellbora,cd on the case
for ak hours and In returning its
verdict. accompanied the oilci with
O fecommondatlo for lie lmpflson.
mont Ills wife vas found drowned
in lake near here Afler an lhves.
ilration. the husband vas arrested
and BY iis verdict the jury fixed the
crime on him
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
Bin Orchestra At
O.C.W. Plans Tour;
Officers Elected

A 15.piece orchestra, under the
direction Of Miss Frances Buchanan,
instructor Of VIOLIN has been organ
led at the Oklahoma College for
Women. This is said to be the larg-
est orchestra that has ever repre-.
sented the o. G. w.
A tour is being planned for this
spring. Officers were named as fol-
lows: Jessie Morton, president; An
ma Beth Rennie, business manager;
Opal Noe, secretary-treasurer; and
Tram Wray, librarian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
.FE|N DELEGATES
SAIL TO LONDON
Ey United Press.

Ey United Press.
Dublin, Oct. S.--The Sim Fem
delegates who will represent the
liish at the peace conference IN
London with the British committee,
left here today. The meeting is to
start Tuesday.
Thousands Of their supporters gath.
cred around the docks as the Feln
delegates boarded the steamer and
they were given tremendous oya.
ton. The meeting Is the result Of
voluminous correspondence between
Lloyd George, English premier, and
Eamonn DeValera, Irish leader.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
BREAK Up BOOZE
RING N CAPITAL
y United Press.

rs United Press
Washington. Oct. S.-An extensive
ring Of bootlogscrs In the nation .
capital vas broken mp today with
the arrest Of - men and women
and the con,lscation Of hundreds OF
gallons Of varioua brands Of liquor.
William Butler. negro. who was
said by officers OF have been the
II aster mind Of the organization
had S50.0OO in cash on his person
vhen he was arrested. according &c
q statement made by the police.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
PACKING EMPLOYEES OF
u. S. IN STRIKE VOTE

BY United Press.
Chicago, Oct. S.-The vote of the
union packing employees throughout
tie country was cast today on
whether they favored strike rather
than the acceptance of the open
shop policy. The packing houses
some weeks ago served notice of an
open shop plan to be in effect in
Tie various plants.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-08
1903 BALES OF GRADY
COUNTY COTTON CINNED

The government report issued this
week shows that S.O93 bales of cot
ten from the 1921 crop we're ginned
il Grady county previous to the
2Eth day of last month. Figures
for the same period of 1920 were
given as 5l5-2,5113 less that amount
this year.