New-York tribune., 1922-11-11
News Summary
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON
Association Against Prohibition to
adopt Anti-Saloon Leagues methods
in Congressional campaign to bring
about modification OF dry laws.
Senator Newberry reported by
friends as about to resign from SEN
ate and seek vindication from Mich
igan voters in contributionless cam
paign.
Secretary Mellon orders release of
all foreign vessels seized by pro-
hibition officers outside Of three
mile limit.
Scramble for House committee
chairmanships vacated through cleo
tion engages political limelight,
with Longworth, Anderson and Mann
mentioned for floor leadership.
Chairman nasker of Shipping
Board says no wholesale trnsfer Of
American vessels to foreign registry
will follow Resolute and Reliance
precedent.
LOCAL
Hylan, anticipating ousting of
Transit Commission under Smith,
DEGREES severance of relations with
city departments as Board of Esti-
mate turns down Brooklyn-Q Queens
subway,
Prosecutor asks assignment of new
judge and immediate grand Jury
hearing in Hall Mills murders.
Republican reorganization to make
Roosevelt big figure for Governor
in 1924.
Board Of Estimate votes wage
raise TO commissioners to succeed
Copeland and Hamilton; same boon
for eleven more foreseen.
Consolidated head sees master
mind" back of string of brokerage
| failures.
Rumanian agents here, on Aqui-
! tania to ask extension Of United
States loan.
subscribed in Red Cross roll call
starting to-day.
We will fight if Turks kill our
Nationals, Oscar Straus tells Ma
tional Civic Federation.
Homeric, making quick turn
around, one of eight liners sailing
to-day.
City joins nation in Armistice Day
tribute to soldier dead.
FOREIGN
Miners Of Donetz basin go on gen.
! eral strike against restrictions of
Soviet Russia and to collect three
months back pay due them.
"vorwarts" accuses SHINES of trea-
son in efforts to sabotage stabiliza-
| tion of the mark.
Erskine Childers, chief aid to De
| Valera, captured by Irish Free
Staters.
Turkish Nationalist deputation sets
| out for Near East Lauzanne confer
ence.
DOMESTIC
Armistice Day to be observed
| throughout the nation to-day. Presl-
| dent Harding to lay wreath at tomb
of Unknown Soldier at capital and
. ex-President Wilson to receive dele
CATION of admirers.
Adequate transportation and
freedom from atri6cially provoked
labor troubles" are prime needs of
Americas coal industry, bituminous
operators tell investigating COM
mission.
Removal of w. j. Simmons as I'M
uerial wizard Of the Ku-Klux Khan
| sought by injunction petition at At
| lanta.
SPORTS
millionaire spcrtsmen said to be
far advanced in negotiating for pur-
chase of one of New York's big
league ball clubs.
Suspension OF Battllng oikl III
| France will prevent his boxing IN
this country. ~
Football interest of the day CEN
ters on the game between Prince
ton and Harvard at Cambridge.
oui oui captures $4,000 Walden
purse at Pimlico.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
stock prices lower
Ell. du Pont de Nemours & 60.
plan so per cent stock dividend.
steel Corporations untitled orders
increased 2l0,6so tons in October.
New York State industries show
gain Of per cent in October en-
ployment.
"rEss or THE STORM CopNIiKSs;;a, NJ Z,
,ri,s crowning achievement OF MAJ.
tEy~,sS sSnvdias career. Just completed. Ih'
Marx STRAND Thessrs. to-mofFoV ~