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The New York herald., 1922-08-07
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Telegraph


ABERDEEN. Wash. Aug 6-Sailed, strs
Brush, San Francisco: Oridono Maru (Jap),
Japan: schr Helene. Honolulu,
ASTORIA, Ore. Aug 5-Arrived. str Henry
Grove, San Francisco for Portland.
Arrived 5th. strs Delco. Aberdeen; Mobile
City, Seattle.
BOSTON Mass. Aug 5-Arrived. str Her
man Frasch. Sabine.
Arrived 9Th. strs Burlington, New York;
Diaha Dollar. Manila, Ccbu. Singapore.
Swettenham, Penang, Calcutta and Colombo
via Marseles and Genoa: Everett. Sydney.
CB; Mexicano (Nor). .Christiania and Shields
via Portland; North Land. New York: Nor
walk. do: Providence STD. do; Prince ,
Bocas del Toro; wodingham (Br). Glen
fuegos. Cuba: tugs Clincho. Charleston. tow
Ing barge Thompson; Neptune. Sandwich.
towing barges r Muqueen and Three Sons
from New York; Prudence. Philadelphia.
schr Rachel w Stevens, New York.
Arrived 9Th, strs Peursum Clutch. new) !,
towing barges Horace Allyn and two
others.
nu p0~A Ctwfnnv
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The photographic Office under the
Navy Depa r;ment Is established to aid
mariners. II publishes nautical charts.
books, tables and periodicals. II broad
casts by radio all urgent information In
volving danger to vessels. Its branch
offices have the latest photographic in
formation Of all parts OF the world and
are prepared to serve mariners In many
ways. Mariners are invited to call at
the branch offices between the hours of
0 and 80, where they viii be cordially
welcomed. All mariners are requested TO
forward promptly to tho nearest branch
office all hydrogra phic information. The
Branch Hydrographic Office. NeN York,
Is situated at 1880 Broad ST.
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Arrivals at and Departures from
Forei1n Porta.

BUENoS AIRES, Aug 5-Arriyed. str Ron
heur (Br), New York.
CRISToBAL, Aug 5-Arrived, str Ecua dor
New York and Norfolk for La Libertad
Sailed 9th. strs Covena Cfrom Mobiie). San
Francisco. Cowboy (from Baitimore), do I.
Independence tfrom Shanghai, &c). New
York: Redondo from New orleans), Seattle
HALIFAX, Ms, Aug 6--Arrived. strs sor-
land tNorl Macorls; vancolite tBr), Texas
cry; Free " Weller. New Orleans.
Sailed 9th. str Inca. New York
HAVANA, Aug 5-saiied, str, ulua tBr,.
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trrom the Hydrosraphic office. 4

The commanding officer OF the u S. s
Olympia reports that his vessel passed The
wreck OF the schooner sunk in lat is 25 30 y.
Ion IS 40 w. on July 81 and agan on July
20. 1922. and on both occn sions observed the
masts Of the wreck, but the buoy moored to
mark the wreck was missing.
The second officer OF str Orcus reports
that group flashing white light, showing a
group OF flashes every 10 seconds, visible
20 miles. has been established on Chincha
Islands, off the Peruvian coast, In approxi-
mately lat 10 40 s. Ion 70 IS w.
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Winds OF the Atlantic Coast.

Hatteras to Florida Straits-Gentle to
moderate east to south winds; wea ther gem
orally fair Monday.
East Gulf-Gentle to moderate, variable
winds; weather generally fair Monday.
West Gulf-Moderate southeast and south
winds; weather partly cloudy Monday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate east to north winds; weather part
iy cloudy; occasional showers Monday.
North of Sandy Hook-Fresh southerly
winds: weather overcast and showers Mon
day.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Moderate to fresh
southerly winds; weather generally CLOUDY
showers by Monday night.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

below the Post ost:s cns
CTs'
closing mall
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Aug 6The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
school OF the Scamen's Church Institute. a5
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
10Th meridian. or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
$500.
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MARITIME NOTICE.

As the largest externinators n the country
We are equipped with the most modern facii-
ties and methods TO extermlnate Rats and all
Nermin. we offer service that is depend
epic and prices That are the lowest. Ships
made absolutely vermin-free IN six hours.
Night and Day Service. Free literature on
Request. GUARANTEE ExTERMINATfNG
W., DOO 9TH Ave, N. Y. Lonracre S3r0-f-2-3.
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DUE TUESDAY. August 4
DUR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ..

Barbadan, London 26th......Atl Transport
Canadian Miller. Colon 3let.
wiford a Mckay
City OF st Louis. Savannah 9th,
Ocean IS CO
Croxteth HALL, Oran tsth....,. Norton, Lilly
Storm King. Antwerp 27th Tlsct ulertond
Valacis, isondou 21th. h...........i ArUrd Lint
Zacapa. Port Bsrfios tstaYs,. L ni.ed Fruit
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1922
Almanac for New York Angus. ?. \

The time given in the above table Is East
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United states Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add one hour.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS,

CAPE RACE. NF. Aug 6-Barometer at
noon, 20 IS inches; wind, w, fresh breeze
weather. foggy; temperature. G. deg Fahr.
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PASSENGER srgAMrRs sArt.rr

MAURITANIA (Br), from SOUTHAMPTON 5th
for New York
PRESIDENT ADAMS. from London 9Th for
New York!
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Hudson River
by Daylight

Daily. including Sunday, for Kingston Point.
Catskill. Hudson and Albany, Steamer leaves
Desbrosses ST.. 600 A. M; w. And st.. 0:20
- NJ: w. 129th St.. 40 A. M: Yonkers.
lJ:i5 A. NJ. talso for Poughkeepsie every
day but Saturday. Direct rail connections.
All rail tickets New York to Albany and
Albany 10 New York accepted.
Daily. including Sunday, for tTsear Noun
tain, fWest Point except Sunday, New
burgh and tPoughkeepsie. (Str. Robert
Fulton TuesdaysJ Str. De witt Clinton
leaves West 42d St.. 1000 A. M: West
129th ST.. 10 30 A. M: Yonkers, 10 80 A, NJ.
Daily. except Sunday, for tEear Mountain.
fWest Point and fNewburEh. (Also Pough-
keepsie saturday only.l Steamer leaves Des-
brosses ST., 40 A. M; West 42d St, 0 100
A. NJ; West 1eoth St.. 0 20 A. NJ: Yonkers.
9:50 a. NJ
Saturdays only = For tsear Mountain,
tWest Point and tNewburgh. Str. Robert
Fulton leaves Desbrosses st. $50 p. NJ I.
West 42d St., 1850 r. M: West 10th st.,
cf0 p. NJ: Yonkers. 2:40 p. M.
Sundays onIy-For SBear Mountain. View
burgh and $Poughkeepsie. Str. Washington
Irving leaves Desbrosses St.. $3.50 A. n.
tRetuTn steamer same day from points
marked I. Daylight Saving Time.
Round trip rates; New York to Hear Noun.
tain. SI.I5: West Point, sl.25; Newburgh,
s1.50; PoughkcepsIe. 500; Kingston Point,
$500; Catskill, $500; Hudson, A.25; Al
bany. &5.e5.
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SAIL THuRsDA. AUGUST 10

cabo viliano. cadIE &C. Erie
Basin ......................
Canada. Marseilles. 31st st. Bklyn. Pm
Chicago City. Bristol. 80 y r.. -
City t'of st Louis, Savannah. 50
n .....,............... 800 PM
Conte Roeso. Naples, e5 " R.. PM
Hoosac. London. n...................
Hypatia. Cape Town. 3 Erie Basin.
Inca. San Domingo. "a Bkiyn.... Noon
Kendall Castle. Kobe, GO Bkiyn..
Lenape. Jacksonville. 35 r.. Noon
Manchuria. Hamburg. So " r.. II 90 AM
MORO Castle, Havana. II Bklyn.
Oscar III. COPENHAGEN, 18th at
Hopoken. ..................,... 20 PM
Rio Grande. Buenos Aires. Bkiyn
Sama. Santiago, &C, z N R.s.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Bound South.
Schr Mary + Anderson (Br), Sherbrooke,
Ms, for New York.
schr Blanche Ring. Nantucket for New
York.
schr Alice Mary. Nantucket for New
Schr B F.Jayne. Bridgeport for New York.
Tug Perth Amboy. with barges Cat
AND.
steam canaIboat Marion Cat 1880 AND.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL TUESDAY. AUGUST ..

Becchus. North Africa and BARGE
Iona. Erie Basin Bfeakwater.. -
Berengnria. Southampton. "a n n. Noon
N r.. ............. 500 PM
Manuel Calvo. Spain, o L r.. PM
Mesaba, London. IS n R........
Reliance. Hamburg. SO R.. 1000 AM
SAIL WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 0.
Constantinopie. Piraeus, 90 Bklyn. 500 PM
FL Estero. New Orleans, 30 N r.. Noon
FL SOL Galveston. 40 " R.. Noon
Fort st George, Bermuda, 95 N r. II .oo AM
Lsbeth. Caibarien, o L R...
Polonia. Danzis. 5 Bush Docks. . 500 PM
Port Alma, Australia, 10 Robert
Stores. Bklyn.. .....A ..........
President Garfield. London. 4 Ho-
boken ........................ 100 PM
Rotarian, Chile. 45 Bklyn...... PM
Santa Theresa. Havana. SO N r..
Tivives, Santa Marta, o N r.. II .oo AM
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CABLE REPORTS.

PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.
tBr). at Liverpool 9th.
-ARONlA tBr). al Plymouth 9Th.
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TOR sALE-schoonsr Nova scotia. registry
dead weight, s1o built 1913; 1900. Me-
INTosH AGENCY, II broadway. Bowling
Green 1857.
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Bound East.

schr william Naugler (Br). New York
for Sheet Harbor. Ms.
Schr Ella. New York for Huntington.
Tugs Frederick T Kellers. with barges
Cat PM Minnie, with Q (at 2:10 PM); p j
Hooper, with ] Cat PM.
Motor barge Socony No Cat 80 AND.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST ..

$ AM sup AN -. land
A. TO
Css Africa Brsh India British scnaan
ue'y East " jordan aer, Turkey tconsantnoe and Zanzibar
psm9nsS F1sn 9Jnss Freneh s
Marie Noibec
Western
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

Str NoORpAM due Aug 13 with malls
from British India. Egypt. France Greece
Italy, Poland. Portugal, Spain and Switzer-
land. Steamer left Boulogne Aug 3.
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 10.

THURSDAY ADJUST ~.
Puerto Plata. Sanchez. San Pedro de Ma
coris and San Domingo City. str INCA.
$50 AM.
Yucatan, and Canipeche (Cuba and other
Via Via Havana. Prosreso, vera Cruz ana Tam
pco: also parcel post mails for the Mexican
States OF Campeche. Chiapas. Guerrero.
1aasH Tlsscsia. Vera Vera Cruz % and Yucstan. ctr
MoRRo CASTLE. 10 AN ~.
FRIDAY. AUGUST. IL.
Bahamas dncluding Inayua and Fortune
Lslands) and city OF Antilla. Cuba tother
parts Of Cuba must be specially addreeeedl I,
via Nassau and Antilla, str MUNARGo.
Haiti Except prints &C. for cape Haiti
and Port de Paix). Colombia. except Cauca.
maica must be specially addressed) Via Port
lila. str BoGoTA. 10 Am,
deloupe. Dominica. Martinique. 81 Lucia
and Barbados tSt Thomas. st Croix. Gre
nada. St Vincent. Trinidad and Guiana mus.
Croix. 81 kits. Antigua. Guadeioupe. Do
minica, Martinique. st Lucia and Barbados.
str E. GTaNa i !, Az oroin ,.uD ssss Il 81 Martins.
Guiana via st Thomas. ST Croix. Trinidad
da Marinu str TuPPEs
IL NJ. aAtf
SATURDAY. AUGUST II.
Newfoundland via st Johns. ctr ROSA
bermuda Via Hamilton. str FORT VIC
TORIA, 1880 AM.
Jamaica, Guatemala (Saivador letter mail
only and British Honduras (Cuba and Tela
must be specially addressed) via Santiago
Kingston. Belize, Puerto Barrios. Tela and
Puerto Castillo. str ZACAPA, g. AM.
Cuba Especially addressed only) via Ha-
vana, str SIBONEY. 8 AM ~.
Curacao and Venezuela; also specially ad-
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico via
San Juan, Curacao. Laguayra and Puerto
Cabello str PHILADELPHIA. $3.50 AM (sup
8 80 AM d. tae
Porto Rico st Thomas. st Croix, Saba.
st Martins, st Eustatius, San Pedro de Ma
coris and San Domingo City via San Juan,
str PORTO RICO tsea poeD, $3.50 AM (sup
0 80 AM -.
Costa Rica (Cuba, Canal Zone and Pan
anna must be specially addressed) via Ha-
vana. Cristobal and Port Limon. str GALA
MARES, o AM.
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Continued on Page Sixteen.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
Called BoIshevist Revolt.

LONDON, March 1.-THE general strike
called by miners leaders at Johannes
burg is in reality a revolutionary move
ment. according TO The Cape Town corre-
spondent OF the Daily Telegraph The
strike issue has been eclipsed by the
threat against the State, he says.
There was some speculation over
Premier Smutss delay in proclaiming
martial law. which was regarded as
gravely overdue. but II Is understood he
was actuated by fear that such step
would precipitate a conflict In which
the strikers. who are mainly Dutch,
MIGHT be reinforced from the veldt.
The johannesburg correspondent of
the same newspaper reports that mum
bcrs III Dutch farmers In the Boksburg
end Benoni districts have Joined the
strikers and formed mounted COM
nandos which attacked Benoni.
The Times's johannesburg correspond
ent on the other hand. ascribes the
trouble 20 widespread Bolshevist plot,
and saws the Fordsburg commando re-
CARDS itself as q Red Guard. He adds
that fighting Is In progress throughout
the Eand, the most severe trouble being
In the eastern section. lie believes that
the police will soon gain the upper
hand IN johannesburg and Benoni. but
admits that, owing TO the prevailing
chaos. II Is very difficult 20 verify the
various reports
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MAY ASK INTERVENTION
OF u. S. IN COAL TROUBLE
Harding Silent on Plan; Hint
Government Operation.

DArroNA, Fla. March IL (Associated
Press) Government intervention TO in
sure sufficient fuel for the movement
Of trains and the running OF essential
industries may be recommended to the
Administration as q proper course OF
action in the event of coal strike. II
was declared here to-day by a member
of the party accompanying President
Harding on his Florida trip.
II was emphasized. however, that this
view did not necessarily reflect the
opinion of President Harding. who has
mado no comment on the situation re-
sulting from the expiration OF the wage
contracts the last OF the month.
Consideration might also be given II
the emergency warranted, the official
said. to 4 program which would provide
for e commission representing the opera
tors. miners and public to arbitrate the
controversy. Failure OF arbitration. II
was added, might result In suggestion
for more drastic action, even to the
point az operation OF the mines by the
Government.
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Gunmen Bind Two, Escape With
Theater's SIS 900 Near 500 CroUd

knocked. saying he was an attendant
and wished to turn In a pocketbook he
had found. Baldwin opened the loor.
Two pistols were pressed against his
stomach.
One bandit gagged Baldwin and tied
him to a bench while the other locked
the door and began to stuff bank notes
into his pockets. Before they had fin
ished the job another knock came. X
was George Burruth, ticket taker on the
second balcony. who had come to turn
in his ticket stubs. They let him In.
tied him, gagged him and trussed him
up beside Baldwin. The nthey went on
with robbery undisturbed.
At least ten minutes elapsed after the
gunner left the room. locking the door
from tho outside, before Burruth was
able to wriggle out OF his bonds and
cali for help. Twenty detectives re-
sponded on the jump. but the robbers
had escaped unobserved.
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Next Presidential Fight
to Be Fought by Wireless
Q wARTHMORE. Pa, March IL.
y The next Presidential CAM

Q WARTHMORE. Pa, March IL.
y The next Presidential CAM
paign viii be conducted
largely by wireless telephone. en-
abling millions OF voters actually
to hear the appeals Of candidates.
Prof. g. o. Aubrey of Swarthmore
Preparatory School. tonight pre-
dicted in an address before the
Radio Club at the school
I'm my opinion" Prof. Aubrey
said. "the wireless telephone will
offer distinct educational advan-
tages. Students In academic and
collegiate institutions Of learning
may hear and discuss in class some
of the most important and vital
subjects of the day.
Better acquaintance with the
various candidates for the Presi-
dency in 1924 is almost assured
with the increasing use of the wire
less telephone. Voters, millions of
them, most likely will hear the
messages sent out by the candi-
dates by wireless, for receiving
sets will be found in homes and
meeting places throughout the ma
tion.''
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within twenty feet of the last row
of balcony seats. during performance
last night in Keith's Royal Theater,
westchcster and Bergen avenues. The
Bronx. two gunmen forced their way
into the treasurcr's office, tied and gagged
George Baldwin, the treasurer. and
made off with about $4,000 in cash. the
receipts for the day and the Saturday
night payroll.
The robbery occurred when the thea
ter was filed. None OF the 1900 per-
sons in the audience, intent on the stage,
knew OF the more thrilling performance
behind their backs.
Just before 9, according to theater
employees. two young men went to the
box office and bouht tickets for the first
balcony.
Baldwin was inside the cashiers Of
flee getting the pay envelopes ready.
The door was locked, but when one man
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
WEATHER FORECAST.
Bullet Holes Found
in Famous Portrait

Special Dispatch to THE New York HEnALD
IN ITrSFIELD, Mass. March IL.
Three old bullet holes and
slashes. apparently made by
a sword, were discovered by James
E. McAlpine, a Boston artist. in the
canvas OF Van Dyck's famous
painting, "The Duke or Richmond"
in the Berkshire Museum Of Fine
Arts. Mr.. McAlpine noticed the
mutilation when at work restoring
the picture. Two of the bullet
holes are in the Dukes face. 1t is
a full length portrait. with hound
sitting beside the Duke.
The painting was bought by the
late Zenas Crane Of Dalton for the
museum, and apparently it was
damaged long ago. 1t had been
poorly repaired.
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Motor Assassins Shoot j. T.
Brunen in His Home Near
Camden, N. j.
BUSINESS HATRED CAUSE
Victim Was Widely Known as
Amusement Promoter and
Circus Owner.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YoRK Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, March 11.-Detective
Ellis Parker of Burlington county init
mated tonight that the murderer of
John Theodore Brunen, wealthy cir
Gus owner, who was killed in Ids
home, sos New Jersey avenue, River
side, at 1885 o'clock last night is
known to the police. and that an ar
rest would be made soon. The de-
tective who has solved some of the
most mysterious murders in South
Jersey would not discuss what evil
dence he lad unearthed.
Brunen, who was shot while read
ing a newspaper in the kitchen, had
returned to his home In his automo-
bile from Williamstown, N. j., where
his circus is in winter quarters, with
his face covered with mud. Brunen
explained to his wife he was racing
three men in an automobile and the
mud flew from the wheels.
According to his wife he did not ap-
pear nervous and while she went to the
bathroom to prepare his bath he re-
NAMED in the kitchen. Some one crep'
up to the window, placed a shotgun
against the glass and fired. Brunen was
sitting two feet from the window and
the contents Of the shotgun entered his
head. killing him instantly.
Friend Of Taylor.
Brunen was a lifelong chum to Will
lam Desmond Taylor. tho motion picture
director who was found shot to death
several weeks ago in his bungalow In
Los Angeles. The police do not place
any credence in reports the two men
were killed by the same gang. Detective
Parker believes Brunen was killed by q
business rival. Mrs. Brunen said at the
time of the Taylor murder her husband
had declared he had premonition ne
was to die suddenly and. as he expressed
Il at the time, with my boots on
Mrs. Brunen. who was Brunen's sc,
ond wife, having been married to the
circus man for fifteen years. was dues-
toned several hours in her home by
Detective Parker. Miss Yost. his stenog-
rapher, took down her statements
PARKER said he is satisfied Mrs. Brunen
knows nothing of the tragedy.
Mrs. Brunen told the detective that
when she was upstairs she heard loud
report and believed II to be railroad
torpedo on the tracks in front OF the
Brunen home. Feeling alarmed. she
called downstairs and when she received
no answer went into the kitchen and
found her husbanad dead In his chair
the paper still clasped in his hands.
Screams OF Mrs. Brunen attracted
neighbors. the police were notified and
a search made. but no trace OF the
murderer was found. Footprints out
side the window showed where the man
stood when the shot was fired. The
footsteps led across a freshly plowed
field to a roadway leading TO the trolley
station and was then lost. With the
footprints as the only clew the detectives
were completely at sea until detective
parker late this afternoon found In the
field the grip OF the shotgun that heio
the stock and barrel together.
Detectives believe the slayer whllt
running across the fields endeavored to
take the shotgun apart and dropped the
grip when the stock and barrel came
apart. on the grip was the manu-
Continued on Page Twenty.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
WOMAN DOCTOR DIES
REDUCING HER WEIGHT
Effort to Cut 81 Pounds in Six
Weeks Causes Pefiogro.

spec,oi Dispatch 70 THr NEW YoaK HrnArp
BATTLE CREEK. March i1.-Dr. winona
Long. blood specialist Of Battle Creek
sanitarium and graduate OF Hot Springs
Medical College. died here late Friday
night. She was 81 years old.
The use Of her medical knowledge In
weight reduction in an effort TO reduce
her weight thirty-one pounds In period
OF six weeks brought on pellagra. which
caused death.
The American Medical Association
had been appealed to in Chicago for as
slstance In an effort 10 save Dr. Longs
life, but death came before suggestions
for methods OF treating her were re-
ceived.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
ALL HOME RULE BILLS
SLATED TO BE KILLED
Create Commission to Study
Subject and Report.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEw YoRK HEr.Lp
New York Herald Bureau,
Albany, March IL.
All home rule bills are to go into the
discard. The Legislature will not pass
any of the measures demanded By mu-
inequalities giving. greater freedom in
the administration OF their own affairs
AS substitute the leaders propose
at Gov. Miller's request, TO create an
unpaid commission which will draft a
home rule constitutional amendment
covering the entire subject, but the re-
port, like that OF the Charter Revision
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
LAND SETTLEMENT SCHEME
OF BONUS BILL is ASSALLED
AS A MOST VICIOUS GRAB
Cressinger the Target in
Bonus Bombardment
Special dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., March IL.

Washington, ID. c., March III.
COME idea of the volume of tel
~ egrams and letters received
by members of Congress
about the bonus raid is furnished
by a Representative of an Eastern
State, who In the last month has
received 3,319 communications. GIT
favoring a bonus and 2,642 oppos-
ing it.
Comptroller of the Currency
Cressinger is the latest target be-
cause of his courageous statement
that he considered the adjusted
service certificates provided for in
the Fordney plan the worst kind
Of frozen credit with which ma
tional banks could burden them
selves.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
oBREGoN GENERAL Is KILLED

MEXICO CrTY March IL (Assoclated
Press) Gen. Gcrardo Reyes and six OF
his men were killed yesterday In the
State OF Vera Cruz during an encounter
with the rebel leader. Miguel Aleman.
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Continued on Page Twenty.

white Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
Championship golf. Both courses open. AL
outdoor sports. just over night.-Adv.
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Beautiful room suite, $500 per month.
Hotel Marxeilles. Bdwy. at 103d St.--Adr.