New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
News Summary
LOCAL

Governor puts crime conditions
sqoareiy up to District Attorney
banton and Police Commissioner En-
right; petition circulated for Com
mlssioner's removal as he defends
police IN letter TO Mayor.
Episcopalians would eliminate
obey" and with all my worldly
goods thee cndow, in MARRIAGE
ceremony.
Alleged oil swindlers, working with
woman, had 10000 victims, indict~
ment charges.
Olivia stones lawyer charges u. S.
District Attorney lied on stand.
Bigamy charged to wealthy man bv
"Fol'ies" girl and Youngstown wife.
Lewis sees hope for miners in
Congressional conference.
Transit Commission censures Esti-
mate Board for lsxity on subway con-
tracts.
Firemcn jmpcriled as high pressure
fails at Bowery blaze
A'Hi SOl J. ~ tOHliSil SuCCcPNS NTS.
Torsythe in Brooklyn schools.
Women want Mayor to pose for
new "Ciyic Virtue"
American Cotton Exchange firm
charges unfair practices to New York
exchange members.
Gussie Human found guilty of
perjury in forty-se minutes.
City withdraws from P. S. C. con-
fcrences on gas.
Alleged cement trust on trial in
Federal court.
FOREIGN
Lloyd George to demand general
land armament reduction at the
Genoa conference.
Lloyd George triumphs over Union
ist opponents, 2s8 to 95, in vote OF
confidence.
Ex-Emperor Charles's heart to be
sent in casket to Austria; body to be
buried in Hungary.
Portuguese aviators complete sec
ond leg of trans Atlantic fight.
Britain notifies Allies they must
pay her interest on debt, because
the United States demands interest
payments.
Paris hote1 managers listen to
fourteen points indicating how they
should treat American tourists.
nOMFCTTC
Vice President Coolidge applauds
Harding's policies and defends work
of Congress.
Bronze statue of Booker 7. Wash
ington unveiled at Tuskegec.
One killed, five injured by Kansas
AK murderer.
Army officers strip insignia from
Uniform of Lieutenant Colonel Beck,
killed Tuesday in home of Judge
Jean P. Day in Oklahoma City.
Arbuckle testifies in own behalf
at trial for killing Virginia Rappe.
WASHINGTON
Some coal operators decline House
committee invitation to meet miners;
others to answer to-day.
Democratic opposition likely to de-
lay ship subsidy legislation.
House passes bill to deport aliens
convicted of violating Volstead or
narcotic acts.
Senate bill seeks annual enroll
inent of aliens.
DENLY warns navy personnel
against organizations fostering soviet
ism and anarchy.
Charges of irregularities in Bureau
of Engraving under Wilson Admins
tration revived.
SPORTS
Jock Hutchison wins open golf
tourney at Columbia Country Club.
Henry Topping, Greenwich, only
metropolitan survivor in Pinehurst
amateur golf tournament.
Brooklyn defeats Yankees 10 to 7
at Bristol, Tenn.
In college baseball Columbia wins
over Manhattan College, 9 to 6;
Fordham loses to Lshigh, to 1;
Princeton defeats Bowdoin. to /;
Lafayette blanks Ursinus II to 0, and
West Point beats Vermont, to A.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Upward movement in stocks re-
newed; average prices reach new
high level.
Czecho-S -Slovakian per cent bonds
offered here to-day.
Chateau Thierry apartment, River
side Drive. sold again; the fifth
sale in few weeks.
Subsidy restrictions may force in
dustrial fleet back to allen flags.