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The New York herald., 1922-01-24
Notice, TO Owners, Agents and
Ship Masters.

The Herald publishes daily
reports Of tho positions of mer-
chant We ysels received through
the Unite ID States Naval Conn
municatiolt Service. Ship masters
Of vessels with radio apparatus
may, witho, vt charge. report their
(TR) noon positions through the
followine n. wal radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor, Me. (Ottercliffes); ANA
gansett, L. I.y Cape May, N. J.;
Norfolk, Va; Cape Hatteras, N.
c.; Jupiter, Flu; Key West, Fla,
New Orleans, La. These position
(TR) reports mast be addressed
onlv TO the radio station called,
and they will te forwarded to
New York. 1t is Important that
these reports should be sent
promptly at noon each day in
order that they viii be received
in time for publication.
Position reports can also be
sent through the stations of the
independent Wireless, Telegraph
Company, Inc, at New York;
East Moriches, L. l., and East
hampton, L. !.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
SAIL WEDNESDAY


Colombia 18th and Kingston 17th to the
Clyde Steamship Co. with indse. Went to
pier I. East River.
Str Ponce, Mayaguez Jan IT and San Juan
Steamship Co. with 81 passengers, mails and
mdse. Went 10 New York Dock Cos pier So
Brooklyn.
Str Msraval (Br. Demerara Jan and
IA passengers, mails and mdse. Went TO
Now York Dock Cos pier "a. Brooklyn.
str Csisnares; Cristo5si 5a Jan M Ia r-n,tnd Lori
Fruit Co, with 90 passengers. mails and
nldse. Went TO pier is. East River.
Co. with crude oil. Anchored IN Quarantine
Str NJ Spaulding. Tanpico Jan -, 10 the
Pan-Americen Petroleum and Transport 60.
Str Joseph Cuneo ,Nor), Port Antonio
ian II, to the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit.
Went 10 pier 20, North River
vena. to tho Compania Trasalantica. with
passengers and mdse. Anchored IN Cuaran-
Str Bur Csor). Cardenns Jan 7 and Cal
berien 1Tth. 10 ] II winchester g. Co. with
sugar. Anchored off Liberty.
SIR Bur (NorD, Csrdenns Jan via Cal
barien, to J II winchester Co, with rndse.
Anchored off Liberty.
Str Erhom (Nor), Marzanillo Jan II, 10
the New York and Cuba Mail Steamship co.
with sugar. Went to New York Dock Co.'S
pier IS. Brooklyn.
STR Chiswick tBr,. Matsnzas Jan 70 and
sugar. Went TO the Federal Sugar Refinery.
Tonkers.
str Glendoyle. Havana.
Str Fort Hamilton (Br). Bcrn1uda Jan Il.
20 F'urness, Witty Co, with l32 passen-
gers, rnans and mdse, Went to pier e5,
North River.
Str Perfection. towing n barge, Port Ar
thur 10 tho Standard OF Co OF New York.
with crude oil. Anchored off Tonlpkinsville.
Str Creole. New Orleans Jan ~, 20 the
southern Pacific Co. with passengers and
rndse Went 20 pier a. North River.
str McKeespOrt, Norfolk. TO the Cosmopoii-
ton Steamship Co. Went 20 pier 2. Hoboken.
str Pawnee Baltimore. 20 the Clyde Steam
chip Co, with mdse. Went 20 pier a., North
E.ycr.
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CLEARED.

Str Artirrs, Hanson. New LondU, Tin
transit)-North Atlantic and Western steam
''sp Str Bristol City (Br). Crinks. Bristol (gen-
eraD-Chas Hin Cons.
str Pipestone County. Strombeck, Rotter-
dam (generaD-Cocrnopolitan Shipping 90.
Genoa. &C. via Phila deiphia (generas' In tran
ST. csbo &c creux (sp). saivideo. Las
pslmas' IS Barcciona. &c treneraiS-Ybarra
Str STR Presidents wilson Gtai), Ear, Azores,
Aieiers. &C Cgenerail Bros 4 Co.
Str Osakis, Barnes, C9nstanttnople.
smyrna. &c (scneraO-Export Steamship
Str Norman Bridge. Hedworth. Tarnpico
Cbaiiast) t)--Pan-American petroleum ana
Str City Of rreeport. Mniiisen. cienfa,egos
str bethlehem (Br),. Perry, Nassau COAL
iast)-Atiantic Chartering Co..
sir Aitamaha. Kinney. Mobile ana TUnps
(seneral) MALLORY Steamship co.
ctr City OF Savannah, Borum, SeSainian
(renerrJ-ocean Steamship Co.
str Mohawk ingram, Charleston ara jack
sonvllle Cgeneral)--Clydc Steamship CO..
str Princeton, Houston. Newport Nsws
ST. Hamilton. Nelson, Norfolk tgeneraD--
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
str Promus (Br). Smith. Baltimore tDai-
iast)J n wnchester 4 Co. pns,,,ro-s 5nn. ,bs,.
Str Wntsness tBr), smith. ShNafnoro 'oh''
last)-U Navigation Co. -
STR Herman Winter. Holmes, Bostcn tscn'
erai)-Eastern steamship Corporation.
str Delaware. Robinson, Bostor tgeneraD-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Maraval CBr), Matheson. Peftn AmDo,
fres,d,,eD - Ftirness, Witty Co.
schr canada (I3r). Richard. Ha'ffnx tconi,
schr cane d'or (fr). Pubiicovsr. .Lsverpooi
Ms (cosl)-Gilmartin Co.
-
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SHIPS CAT, BEER FED,
TRAPS FLYING FISH
Surgeon and Stctuard Say She
Caught So.

The Red ID Line makes n specially OF
feline eccentrics, breeding them aboard
steamships Of the fleet. zulia. mother
OF the litter. has distinguished herself as
n beer drinker regardless Of alcoholic
percentages. and here comes her daugh-
ter. Mary Jane. mascot Of the Philadei-
phia, In yesterday. bringing with her a
record for catching flying fish. sho has
just emerged from her seagoing kitten
hood and. like hor brothers and sisters.
was brought up partly on beer
Mary Jane boarded the PHILADELPHIA
ut Maracaibo and adopted the liner as
her catboaL 1t was her first trip 10 New
York on her own hook and nhe never
before had observed the flying fish Of tho
Caribbean. She went directly 20 the
bridge and made friends with tho boss
of the liner. Capt. Goodwin. Then ths
lying Ash began darting across the hor.
izon and Mary Jane became as alert as
n mouser before a rathoie.
one OF the fish struck the bridge and
Mary Jane doftly caught il AS 81 bounced
from the rail. She did not have time ir
the shower OF flying Fish oil around hei
TO cat her catch. The next orc tha
came. along she grabbed out Of the ri
like o crack ball player. Thcn she notc'
srat they were coming aboard in nocSs
~ 20 speak. on tho main deck and sh
Jew down there and deftly stopped thei
aviafs lat ambition.
-. ships SURGEON. Dr Arthur Fer
rusor. and the chief steward. Jane
wooda. who told the yarn. ST. tina
Mary James record for the trip was NJ
tv-seven lsh. and they challenge an
West Indian. East Indian or rny othe
, liner to beat y.
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ARRIVED.

str Prlnccs7 Natoitn. bremen ian 10. 70
the United States Lines, with 80 c1Sin and
30 third Ctagr rnHsrngprH, malls ana rndde.
Went 70 pler 4, 1fonollcn.
Str Marcneo Cnrl. Hull Ian g, 20 Eilor-
rian'a Wilson Line. with mdse. Went 20 foot
II 1th street, Hobckeu4
Str jacques Cartier (r'r). Antwerp Jan 3,
60 the Compagnie Gcneralc Transatantique,
with mdsc
Str Modl- r,,or). Iiull Dec Is. Fort Talbot
.4th and Baltimore Jan 81. 20 the American
Metal TRAM port Co, with mdte. Went 10
pier 5l. North River.
Str Fastener. Melbourne Nov 4. Sydney
fith Brisbane pcc G Crlstobal Jan Z and
Boston gfst to the United States and Aus
/ fralaFia Steamship CO, with nldse. Went 90
pier B. Army Bstsc. Brooklyn.
Str Santa Ana. valparaiso Jan Z, Antofa
easia 9th, africa sth Coqulmbo 9th. CRlao
/ f.th and Crisiobgl iGlh, % W Y Grace z
/ Co With ~ passengers. mails and mdse
I Went to New York Dock Co'o pier 30. Brook.
{ lyn. .,
/ Vancouver iTth. snn Francisco 22d, 5af
Pedro 2ith. Cri i-tobal Jan and Philadelphia
/ 2ist 10 the Norfh Atlantic and Westerr
stenmah!p Co. with misY. Anchored Of Rec
sir vinfaro. san Francisco. &c. 20 ih
Williams Steamship Co. with mdse. An
churod ~ Cuarantinc.
sur Philadelphia. Iaguayrn Jan TT. PORT
cabelio 18th and san Juan 18th. 20 Bliss
Daiiett 4 co. with I passenEera, mails an
mdse. Went 20 New York Dock Cos pier II
DiSP'i sir Kake Eirio. csrtss.na Jsn 20. Porp
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BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

fD!stancos given IN miles. poeition at noon,
unless otherwise specified.l
Ag,rihnvre in4 NE Jupiter 23d.
Bolivar 2I3 by v Scotland l. 23d.
Colombia arrived at Porto Colombia mid
nirht 2Sd.
punriutnp f0j Z per-1vCe 23d.
Eastern Leader 40 u Ambfoee T. 22d
Fdith 5S0 y san Juan I'D
1loo0ken SO : Diamond Shoai1 21i.
Huron G2s s Scotland + I'D.
= r Gordon passed Sand Key 22d
Jarnna 200 " Cnpe Hcnlopen I'D
Nrooniand COO i Ambrose 23d.
Lake Frhypn NV Cape Mays 23f
Lake Fauufu rs s Scotland Il, g .s4
Lake Elon 331 ssE Hatterss I'D.
Lake Fernando 43l Scotland r. V 23d
Ltnnpe left Jacksonville Tor Ciarien,on q;
AM 25d.
Mexico 2s9 " NASSAU ga
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TRANSATLANTIC MAIl.S.
TUESDAY. JANUARY "a.

TUESDAY, JANUARY "a.
Gibraltar, Italy and Greece (Jugo Siavia
must be specially addressed Via Gipa a..a -as
Naples, Patras and Dubrovnik: also arcei
post mails for Gibraltar. ltaly. 6reSIo, ON S
Jugo- slavia. str PRESIDENTE villa oS'
Poland. Esthonia and Finland tspecia ny
addressed only, via Danzig. Revai q ho
Helsingfors: also parcel post mails y
Poland and Finland. str EASTERN CHOsi''
l PM.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20.
ireland (other countries must be speeialy
addressed) via Queenstown and Liverpool
also parcel post mails for Ireland via
Queenstown, str CEDRIC, AN (sup 9'So
AM -.
THURSDAY, JANUARY rs.
Belgium and Luxembourg Especially ad.
dressed only). via Antwerp; also parcel post
mails for Belgium. Luxembourg and Belgian
Congo, U S A T CAMBRIA, 8 AM
Spain Especially addressed only. via CO.
runna: also parcel post mails for Spain.
in Morocco. str ALFONSO XII. AM.
Europe Africa and West Asia. via Queens
town and Liverpool (mail must be specially
addressed), ctr SCYTHIA, AM (sup -9:3o
AN y.
and Gibraltar must be specially addressed) .
via Plymouth and Cherbourg. also parcel
post mails for Great Britain. Ireland, France
and the countries mentioned in notes ana
= below. via Plymouth and Cherbourg, ana
parcel post malls for Germany. Austria,
Czecho- -Slovakia. Hungary and Switzerland
via Hamburg, str MlNNEkAHDA, AM
tsup o 80 AN -.
Denmark Especially addressed only). via
Copenhagen: also parcel post mails for Den
mark and Sweden, str ARKANSAS. II AM
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Continued on Following Page.
N 8 MARs,yAI,s SALE.

ny virtue OF writ OF sale by tho Honor
able, tho Judges Of the District Court OF the
United states in and for the Eastern Dis-
trict Of Pennsylvania, win be sold at public
vnle on Thursday, January 20, 1922, at l.
o'clock noon, MT Pier No. 20, North Wharves,
delaware Avenue Noble Street. Delaware
trianv her tackle, apparel and furniture.
engines. boilers and machinery as she now
lies. a deposit OF 5000 viii be REQUIRED a,
" S. Marshal, East. Dist. OF Pa.
Z. g. Marshal's Office. Philadelphia. Jan
uary 13, 1922.
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NEW YORK, Jan 25-The time BAN above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Scamen's Church Institute, %
South street. dropped to-day At exact noon.
10Th meridian. or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time Any one desiring correct Green
ycgD.
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Minnesotan 2,ie5 NE Cristobai 2sd;
Munargo will arrive Nassau dsyiaSaat zstn-
San Lorenzo 726 Scotland l. -'u.
Schroon 1924 Sc Cape Henry 2Su.
Tanamo 1877 Scotland l. V F1d 2So.
Vestris 594 from Anbrosse I. I'D. 90.
West Chatala 1856 n by Cape hehry -oo-
Yucatan f5O NE. Jupiter 23d.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

str Old North State. New LONDON tor New
York. to the United States shipping Board.
in tow OF tugs Hunaoonnc ana balieaias ta'
.rY,r iassin Y r,orsytfa light (at 4:45 PM).
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SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF IL
CLOSING OF MAILS

indicated below at s,s aeasa amer register &
aregite
the
hourl,
ith
sailing closing OH
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Macoris. San Domingo City and Bs ramona
str VAGUE. $3.50 AM.
cially addressed), via Ceara, Victor N, Hio
Janeiro, Santos, Sac Francisco do 81. Rio
Grandc do Sui. Pelotas ana Porlo aiesre'
str DENIS, IL AM
Newfoundland (parcel post mails al q spe.
ciaiiy addressed correspondence). Ma 81
Johns, by rail to Boston. Mass, and thence
by str BORNHOLM, Pm.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 26.
Yuca.an and Campeche (Cuba and other
Parts OF Mexico must be specially addreS Sed)
via Havana, Progreso, Vera Cruz ano uaiii-
pico: also parcel post mails for the Me k'car
States OF Campeche, Chiapas. Guef zero
Hidalgo Mexico Morelos. Oaxnca, PrEpia
Tlaxcaia, Vera Cruz and Yucatan, str NON
1EREY. s AM I.
Ceara tother parts Of Brazil must be spes, ps-
a ally addrossed), via Ceara, Victoria, Ric
II metro, Santos, Sac Francisco do SUI Rlc
ca ande do Sui, Pelotas and Porto ox Aiegre p
(re sistered man closes Pm Jan 2o,' %! .!
raA to Norfolk. Va. enc thence py sti
DEL us, Q Pm.
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Bound East.

schr Canada (Br). New York fSr Halifax
Ms.
Tugs Mexpet, with barge ltt AND
Henry steers, light Cat S:15 AND; Bulley
with barges Cat IL AND owen McWin.
s:45 PM); Alert, light Cat 1; ;41 PM 2ieD.
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MARrNE-ron SALE or WANTED.

FOR sALE-Thirty ton Easoline driven GER
10 ~reu AZ owners wharf. foot Chester ev.
Newark. ~ =. Address pATTON-PfTCAilsN
DIVISION. =. O. box 16s, Newark, N. y,
FOR SALE--'rug, draft IT,. compound 10.
III ia in: built 1918; immediate delivery.
MciNTosH AGENCY. II broadway. Bowl
INK Green 1851.
TOVyINtg- ady employment for several
months FOR careful pllot-owner Of first class
fe-fnch harh0r tug or equal. 81 Heralu,
2eO broadway. -----
fTAHPOR tug, ready for work; Just passed
ioccl r;eainboat inspection price $1,000.
Nppiv CAII,AgHAN. ATKINSON CO., ~
battery place. Tel. whitehall 63I. --..
HIGH grade ~ foot Alec day cruiser as
good ar nav. natural finish. g. ABBOVJ
GARDINER, 90 Wall et~
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SAIL TUESDAY.
SAIL WEDNESDAY.
Steamers Due in New York.
DIE rUEspAy. JANUARY "a.

Steamer. From. AsentS.
Acropolis Gibraltar sth.....-.An Black sea
Aeolus, Rio Janeiro 18th. ....- .Munson Line
Arapahoe. Jacksonville 2ist.. Clyde Line
Archlmedes. Liverpool 10th. ....... White star
Ci.y OF ST Louis, Savannah 21st. Ocean IS Co
Clan Macbride, Aigiers 7th..... Barber Line
East side, Rotterdam 3ist. Cosmopolitan
Ei Mundo, Galveston 18Th. ..... southern rae
El Estero. New Orleans 18TH. Southern rae
La Lorraine. Havre l4th...... French Limo
Manitowoc. Holtanau 3lst,
Foreign Transport and Mercantile
Minneaua. Valparaiso 30th.. .Wesge-Duyal
Montauk, London 9Th. Atlantic Transport
Port Lyttleton. London 10th. .funch- Edye
Siboney, I-svana 21st.. WARD Line
Sioux, Manzanillo 18th. .........- .Waro Line
Westbrook, Hamburg 5th. ...... Kerr IS Co
westerdyk, Rotterdam l1th. Holland Am
Wheeling Mold. Hull 4th.....J IL Winchester
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THURspAy. JANUARY ee.
TRANSPACIFIC. MAILS.

c,ose at New York at lyM as follows:
rah,,i Marquesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand nd Australia, via san Franclscao
also parcA post mails for i'oc,sty lsianG.
i HAWAII tt5, via San Francisco. str MANoA'
s Philippine Islands %; also peciallEy, E,,aa ad-
dressed mail for Japan. Coz ga. emma,
siberia, French ,ndo-China and lvethSi lands
East Ee str InaIssi GMpREss Tis or ASIA, Jan Us O.
japan, Corea, Chh'a, Siberia. Fre-'ch inao, naS',
China. Netherlands East ,.idnds ,inaies rtf va
ssaasle sematra Str Isn SILVER sTATE. Jan 80 ". ~
Hawaii a.. Samoan Islands, Au ustra la 1a
and New zeaiana far is Samoan sam ns fsisna a. a.
Australia, str SONOMA. Feb 2.
.ordinary Olnregissered) letters mailed "
10 PM the next day will. provided there IS is
Seattle In time for connection with the
steamer mentioned
supplementary mall accepted on pier.
tAIl classes Of mail, including. domestic
parel post sen sent ,1 TO tba aaSSn sSoxe dspatches
Mails OF the following dates, Singapore
Dec "a. Manila 2sth, Hong Konr 31st, Shang-
raj Jan 4 and Yokohama lOai, which ar,
East East from Seattle on Jan 90 and are duo in
New York on tho morning OF Wednesday
Jan 25.
ENGLAND - To Abyssinis. Adeu (includins
huanaland (British). Belgium Congo thatangs
ashland Protectoratc), British lnuia, Britisn
de Islands. Ceylon, Cyprus. Egypt, Egyptian
tally addressed), Gambia, Gold Cohst Co4oHy
Ma adeira. Malta, Mauritius, Mesopo samia. New
iands). Nigeria, Nyasaland Protect prate' pai-
tuguese Timor Portuguese West AFRICA, RUS
ia. except Turkestan; st Helena. santa Gru.
Territory, Tibet. Togoland (Brit
RANCE-To Algeria, Cameroun, Corsica. Da-
= IN India. French lndo-China (Aiinam. cam
lcl Post Offices in China. French somahland
nncr yolta). Gabon, Ivory Coast, MadaGascai
Madagascar. Nossibe, Comoro ISLANDS. May
fauritania, Middle (French). Congo. Monaco
and dependencies, Niger Territory, Reunion
Si,evrouti. Damascus. Aleppo and the West
stantinople and Brusa).
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DIE THURSDAY. JANUARY 2s.
Almanac for New York January "a.
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

TIE time given In the above Table Is East
ern standard time and is furnished hy the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
TUESDAY. JANUARY "a.


North Brazil Except Ceara), Maceio ard
Cabedello (other parts of Brazil must be
specially addressed), via Para. Manaos.
Ceara Maceio, Pernambuco. Cabedello and
Natal, str JUSTIN. II AM.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY e5.
Bermuda via Hamilton. str FORT HAM
Il.TON, 80 AN.
jamaica and Colombia Except Cauca and
Narino Departments) via Kingston, Carta-
gena, Savanilla and Santa Marta, str TuR'
RIALBA, 0 AN (sup 80 AN -.
Puerto Plata. La Romano, San Pedro ds
NOTE A-PARCEL POST MAILS VIA
Perim), Afghanistan (Kabul). Ascension, BE
Province only, British Central Africa On
Sornaliland, Cameroons (British), Cape We
Sudan, Falkland Islands, French India (spe
Kenya and Uganda, Labuan, Macao lChina)
Hebrides (including the Banks and Torres !
cstine, Pemba, Persia. Portuguese India. Po
sia In Europe, except Ukraine Russia in a
Islands. Seychelles, Sierra Leone, smyrna,
| ish), and Zanzibar
NOTE B-PARCEL POST MAILS VIA
| honey French Guinea. French establishmei
| bodia Cochin-Ch Laos and Tonkin), tr,
| French Soudan Upper Senegal. Niger ana
| and dependencies (liadngascar, Ste Marie {
otte Cide Comoro, Anjouan and MoheiD, =
| Morocco except Spansh), New Caledonia
| Senegal, Togoiand (French). Syria (French
ern and Eastern Zone). Tunis. Turkey tCoi
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In.OsT no WfNsHlNn bbNhtDA TUuha
GfOBE. TOURS. 30 w. a4;h ~. y. \.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-08
SUES MAN WHO
SAVED HER LIFE
Teacher Seeks to Force Man to
Marry Her.

MADISON. Wis. Dec. s.-A ro-
nance which had itS inception dur
ing a campaign party on the shore OF
Lake Waubesa eight summers ago
ended in a suit for heart balm when
Miss Genevieve Gwendolyn Moore,
pretty Milwaukee school teacher, filed
charges against Perry Fess, 81, con
struction engineer Of this city. No
sum OF money is stated in the com
plant.
In the summer Of 1914 Fess res
cued Miss Moore during n squat on
the lakes She fell In love with him,
she says. and he promised to marry
her. The war came and he enlisted.
She waited When he returned. she
says. his excuse for further delay Of
the ceremony was that he was
financially embarrassed"
He sent her East on trip ITO
forget and change her mind" she
said. but the old love persisted. In
the spring Of 1920 she again reminded
him Of the delay. she testified. and
was rebuffed with the excuse that he
was not ready yet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-08
AID IS STOPPED;
VET SHOOTS SELF
Cripple Attempts Death When
Compensation Is Cut OFF.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 8. - A
wounded veteran of the World War
who shot himself in the mouth, proba-
bly, fatally. told physicians at the
Northeastern Hospital he lost heart
when he received a letter from the
War Risk Insurance Bureau, notify
ing him his allotment would cease.
The man is Louis Golembrewski, 20
years old. He has a wife and baby
boy.
The police of the Belgrade and
CIearfield SITS. station learned the man
served three years with the American
expeditionary forces in France. He
was wounded in the left leg, the
wound leaving him crippled, and since
returning to his home here he had
been receiving $40 allotment each
month from the Government.
Unable to obtain employment be
cause of his condition. Golembrewski,
with his wife and baby, found it diff,
ficult to make ends meet on the $40
allotment Dependency turned into
despair when he received word last
week that even that sum would no
longer be forwarded.
Il wish I had made a good job Of
it," the man told the police in the
hospital. Il did it for the wife and
baby. They would be better off with
me dead"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-08

Births Show Large Drop at
Same Time.

Deaths in Indiana from all causes
for the first six months of 1922 num-
bered 1923 per 1000 population, &C
cording to statistics issued today by
the United States Department of
Commerce. This is an increase of s.
per 1000 population over the death
rate of last year. The death rate in
Indiana is estimated as 8 per 1000
greater than the average throughout
the United States.
In neighboring States the death rate
is considerably lower than that of In
diana. Illinois has a death rate Of
12.1 per 1000 for the first six months
of this year Kentucky has rate of
only 1919, a difference of per 1000
in favor of Kentucky. Ohio has a
rate of 1913
A few States. however, show a
higher rate than Indiana. California
has a rate of 146; Connecticut, 1872,
and Delaware, IA.
The number Of births has taken a
decided drop for the same period.
During the first six months of 1921
there We're 1872 per 1000 in Indiana.
This year the number dropped to 219.
This is a decrease of 7.3 per 1000
population. The rate Of births
throughout the country is 21.5 for
1922, as against PAS for last year
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-08
ME- RCURY SK|DS
DOWN ITS TUBE
Summer Breezes Change to
Wintry Blasts in Few Hours.

From summer heat to winter cold
all in the space Of twelve hours VIII
be the experience of Indianapolis to-
day, according to ]. H. Arlington.
meteorologist at the United States
weather bureau. Temperatures as
low as 20 to % degrees above zero
may be looked for tonight, he said.
Starting with a temperature Of 81
degrees at a. m. the mercury began
t. skid down the tube at an astonish-
ing rate, dropping sixteen degrees in
two hours.
Throughout the State there was a
wide variation of temperatures, ac-
cording to weather bureau figures. At
Z a. m. while Indianapolis was enjoy
ing a temperature of sixty-two de-
grees, Terre Haute was shivering with
temperature of forty weight.
The cold wave bore down from the
West, Arlington said. In South Da-
kota the mercury dropped to four de-
grees below zero.
The rainstorm yesterday brought
a fall Of lis inches according TO
weather bureau figures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-08
BONAR LAW WINS
FIRST ENCOUNTER
New Permier Victorious Against
Concentrated Attack.
BIZ RALPH TURNERR


LONDON, Dec. S.-Premier Bohar
Law emerged victorious from the first
concentrated attack launched against
his government by the Labor party.
The House OF Commons gave the
prime minister a virtual vote OF conf
dence, 800 to 172, following a bitter
arraignment of the stories by Ramsay
Macdonald, leader Of the opposition.
The question was precipitated when
Macdonald invited the House to &C
cept his unemployment amendment as
a vote of censure against the govern
ment. MacDonald's action came in
connection with the debate Of the
Kings address.
The divergence of views Of the gov
eminent and opposition concerning
the German Preparations problem was
brought out during the debate by
Philip Snowden, Laborite. Snowden
pleaded for leniency for Germany in
face of indications that Bonar Law is
inclined to harden the policy Of deal
ing with Wilhelmstrasse.
The Labor member, in his address,
contended the Versailles peace treaty
had destroyed the economic life OF the
greatest commercial states in Europe.
He said that the solution Of the unem-
ployment problem In England de-
pended on the restoration Of markets.