New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-09-15
News Summary
FOREIGN

Fourteen Americans MISSING IN
Smyrna as city burns. Amer;car
consulate is destroyed by flames that
are still raging.
League of Nations assembly de-
cides not to eliminate Article x ~
covenant that the United STATE.
found Objectionable.
German deb. problem gets bevond
control of Reparation Commission
which refers it to Allied premiers.
). LOCAL
New York Central will treat with
striking shopmen on Chicago cow
promise; Erie's "door is openn
other roads adamant.
New York society will throw open
homes to wives of visiting bankers.
Trusted clerk of brokerage firm
missing; company reports 500 900
shortage, $4,000 in cash.
Psychiatric expert condemns vet-
erans' hospital system as inhumane.
and absurd.
Harry F. Sinclair sues brokers for
ss67,o0o, alleging Withholding of
stock.
Two Stock Exchange members ex-
PEELED for transactions held un-
ethical.
Appropriation for markets super
visors cut in two by Board Of Es-
innate.
National clearing house of criminal
records launched by Enright.
Shortage Of policemen responsible
for traffic deaths, says McAdoo.
Dry agents seize British ship with
liquor and $4,000 in gold.
DR.. Hirshberg silent on assets Of
failed blind-pool brokers.
Further extension of service cut
granted subways at Woodin's rec
request.
WASHINGTON
House and Senate conferecs on
tariff bill follow their instructions
and drop dye, embargo and duty on
potash. Vote in the House expected
to-day.
House approves conference report
on bonus bill. Mondell makes in
effectual effort to restore land rec
lamation provision in the measure.
Rear Admiral Sims, who retires
October Is, to be succeeded by Rear
Admiral C. S. Williams ss, head of
War College.
Representative Rossdale, of the
Bronx, asks Congressional investiga-
tion Of operation Of Veterans
Hospital 81.
Mrs. Harding's recovery steady, but
will be unable to resume her place in
official life for six months.
DOMESTIC
First railroad shopnen go back to
work to-day as making Of formal
separate peace arrangements on in
dividuaI roads begins.
New York State Republican leaders
frame new slate in conferences at,
Syracuse.
Deputy Attorney General Ryder, of
New York State, commits suicide at
Z Watertown.
SPORTS
Giants defeat Chicago Cubs at Polo
Grounds, Z to 6.
Yankees win from White sox at
Chicago, to ].
Browns hold second place margin
by defeating Red Sox, to 8.
Robins lose to Reds at Ebbets
Field, q to 3.
Marty O'Loughlin leads field Of
golfers in Metropolitan tourney at
Lido.
Tilden, Richards, Johnston and
Patterson reach semi-fnals in tennis
tourney at Philadelphia.
Miss Helen Wills, playing in
North Atlantic States tennis tourna-
ment, reaches final round in girls
singles and semi-fnal round in
women's singles.
MEaOoW oIUOk PoIO tcdIll WINS over
Flanaingo in international match at
Philadelphia.
Soumangha wins Brook Steeple-
chase at Belmont Park.
Martin Condor leads golfers In
seniors play at Apawamis.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Railroad stocks rise as industrials
shade off slightly; steels strong,
r. F. Loree heads Bank of Central
and South America, formed to take
over assets Of Mercantile Bank OF the
Americas.
Federal Reserve Systems ratio re-
mains stationary.
Lower transatlantic passenger
fares may be outcome of meetings Of
lines representatives to be held
abroad soon.