New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
News Summary
FOREIGN


British warship. Turkish National
lists reported ready to demand his
return. Rafet Pasha urged Assem-
bly, to appoint new Caliph.
Italian Chamber gives Premier
Mussolini vote of confidence by 3os
to 116 after stormy session,
Four republicans executed by Irish
Free State government. Erskine
Chiiders goes on trial for his life.
Dr.. Wilhelm Cuno encounters
sharp difficulties in forming cab
met for Germany.
LOCAL
Former New Brunswick clergyman
swears Dr. Hall told him "Henry"
had threatened his life for relations
with Mrs. Mills; prosecutor cold to
story.
Manhattan Piggly Wiggly Corpora
tion forced into involuntary bank
ruptcy; Elliott's Business Builders
sold stock to the last.
Clemenceau due here this morning,
his mission still mystery; royal
welcome awaits him.
City members desert charter meet
ing and nullify work of Miller Com
mission when chairman's ruling
angers Craig.
Woman patient burned to death In
oxygen room at Rockefeller Institute
during pneumonia treatment; ex-
plosipn in Columbia laboratory kills
/ student.
Edison dislikes college men be-
cause they dislike work, lack i'm
agination and want to be foremen
over night.
Grand jury makes public delayed
letter to Federal judge charging Gin
efficient and disgraceful" conduct OF
prohibition office here and demanding
Day and Parsons be refused privilege
of resigning
Scientific American" accepting
Doyle's challenge, offers $4,000 re-
ward for spirit phenomena produced
uHuST IeSt COHultiOuS.
De Forest gift of $2,OO0,O00 to be
utilized for new American wing Of
Metropolitan Museum.
Mysterious payment of peddler's
fine blocks lawyers plan to make
! test case of arrest.
Big Wall Street banks begin drive
to rid books of bucketshop accounts.
Smith says he's going to keep on
being "good fellow" with no mis-
givings for job.
Craig demands boroughs make up
half million Borrowed" from
charities to give to schools.
Americans broke Russian famine
by feeding 10,500,oo0, says admins
tration head, home to continue work
here.
Stricter license scheme, more traffic
| police answer to congestion problem,
says Magistrate McAdoo
Twelve thousand guests help Mer-
| chants Association celebrate twenty
fifth anniversary.
WASHINGTON
President believes prohibition
question will not be taken out of
politics. Vets to hold state confer
ence at st. Louis, Monday, seeking
to put wet plank in platforms of
| both parties.
! President, deluged with pleas for
| American intervention in Near East,
| confines United States policy to
| watching American interests and
| rights of minorities.
House Republican leaders agree on
( plan that will bring ship subsidy
vote by November 20.
Senator Norris, deriding chances
| Of third party, will press. for con-
stitutional amendment providing for
abolition of Electoral College and
establishing direct election of Presi-
dent and Yice-President.
SPORTS
Fifty-six thousand will witness
/ football game between Yale and
/ Princeton, to-day.
Columbia and Dartmouth will en-
gage in principal gridiron contest in
city at Polo Grounds.
Floyd johnson and Bill Brennan
matched to box at Madison Square
Garden in December
Roger Cont defeats Erich Hagen
lacher 500 to 355 in afternoon match
of title billiard tourney. At night
Edouard Horemans scores unexpected
victory. over Jake schaefer, the
champion, 500 to 32l.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Stock prices irregular in quieter
market.
Cruciblc Steel now operating at q
profit, says chairman.
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