New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
News Summary
WASHINGTON


power treaty, completing action on
that pact. Five-power Pacific agree
ment may be ratified to-day.
Congress to be asked for $1,000
600 loan to Liberia under plan that
will give the United States control
Of that country.
Secretary Weeks asks Congress TO
amend patent Laws to prevent for
cigncrs from controlling Americas
war weapons.
Secretary Mellon asks Ford for
explanation Of report that he re-
mittcd s29,o0o,oo0 in war profits K
United States Treasury.
House adds SIS, ,00O,O to appropria-
tions for river and harbor Improve
mcnts.
LOCAL
Enright issues order for arrest OF
restaurant proprietor5 who allow
women TO smoke.
Longshorcmen Will refuss to
handle British coal To break mine
strike.
Cooper Union hazers alarm
parents OF kidnapped freshman, miss
ing three days.
Fleeing suspect kills SELF as dctcc-
tives close in.
Tammany finds augh in Hylans
Presidential speech.
Police outnumber paraders, as Job
less march on City Hall.
Tex Rickard on stand in own d.
9ense after wife testiics for him.
Lindsey, alleged swindlcr Of
women faces former associates.
ciates.
81 leave this woman to her God"
says widow as husbands slayer goes
to trial.
Fate OF Intcrborough in balance
at financial conference to-day.
Court physician finds Mrs. Lydig
too i'll TO attend Stokes trial.
Spook portrait IS automatic draw
ing, DR.. Prince declares.
" llIIdIll hHCSS AGA SORsl ~
962; half in Standard Oil stock.
Seven more indicted in 100000
fur tax fraud.
Faker Weinberg convicted Of i'm
personating navy officer.
Fifty years in one JOB, station
agent sings praise Of work.
Shifters soon to lose Fifth Avenue
home.
Supreme Court justice asks United
States monopoly on revolver sales.
FOREIGN
Martial law in Belfast imminent
House Of Lords passes Free State
bill. First mutiny in Irish army oc-
ours at Athlonc.
French parliament will attach
reservations to four-pover treaty.
Poincare refuses Lloyd Georges
request that he attend opening Of
Genoa conference. Bartho to head
french delegation.
Major Roland True, American, &C
cused OF murder in London.
DOMESTIC
Ford planning to fight Senator
Frelinghuysen in reelection cam
paign and will oppose other Sena-
tors who voted for Newbcrry.
Textile strikers in New England
gain $500 recruits and walhout
seems TO be spreading.
Governor signs Lockwood bill ez-
tending tax exemption on homes. =
Back fires stem fierce forest blaze
threatening Jersey arsenal.
Governor refuses pardon to jim
Larkin, Irish agitator
Greenwich woman kills three chill
dren and SELF with butcher knife.
Trenton police surrender modern
Jesse James to Iowa sheriff.
Jersey girl, reported kidnaped, be-
I.cved safe with relatives.
SPORTS
Champion Jake Schaefcr wins first
block Of cue match from Willie
Hoppe by 500 to 466 score.
Miss Edith Cummings and Miss
Glenna Collett reach semi-dna!s in
Pinchurst golt tourney.
Yankees and Robins break camp at
New Orleans and begin tour home
ward via Texas.
Giants defeat White Sox, II TO 8,
in exhibition game at Dallas.
Jerry Lang and S. Howard Noshcll
score iove-set victories in mems ma
tional indoor title tennis.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Stock prices lover on proft-taking
sales.
New York stocl Exchange mem
bers to meet April to consider
tightening regulations.
European exchanges lower; marks
SAG fer 81, new low.
Builders preparing to start new
apartment. building movement on