New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
News Summary
WASHINGTON

President calls Congress to special
session for November 90.
Republicans will control the new
Congress, approximate figures showed
last night, with fifty-three members
ip the Senate and 225 out Of 4s5 in
the Senate.
Vets plan drive to modify Vol
stead law as result of Congressional,
elections.
Chairman Madden of the House
Appropriations Committee, beginning
work on appropriations, says nations
bills will be cut to the bone.
Wickersham files motion to ad-
vance three-mile limit cases in the
Supreme Court.
Love appointed Shipping Board
head in New York.
Colonel Castor officially announces
demand for recount in Massachusetts
election fight.
Chairman Adams of the Republican
National Committee finds drift of
protest" less than usual in off
years and chiefly Influenced by local
issues.
FOREIGN
-Premier Bonar Law declares all
Allies are in perfect accord again.
All British clements united against
the Labor party, but not against
labor.
Premier Poincare tells Senate
France will act alone in settling with
Germany if Brussels conference is
not satisfactory.
Date of Lausanne conference still
undecided. Turkish situation caImer.
Italian Chamber OF Deputies to be
convened for fortnight November
16 to take up Mussolini's program
for restoring public utilization to
private ownership. Premier to visit
Lord Curzon at London.
LOCAL
Two big American liners shifted
to Panama registry because of bone
dry law: others may follow.
Hall-Mills grand jury investigation
comes to unexpected halt; Judge
Parker taking vacation in Havana.
Gunman shot dead by policeman
after long auto chase for stolen
alcohol.
Board of Estimate, inspired by
Smith victory, turns down Transit
Commissions Washington Heights
and Staten Island subway plans.
Columbia relieves editor who
wrote editorial belittling New York
University.
Bonx under sheriff reluctant to
explain how he lives at rate of $780,
900 year on $4,000 salary and s10,-
600 bus profits.
Legislative reapportionment first
on Smith program; Transit Commits
sion and Port Authority doomed
with Mullan- Gage law.
Schuyler Meyer, beaten in 17th,
considers contest that may cost Dem
ocrats State Senate majority.
Illinois Central head lays car
shortage to ill-advised government
regulation.
Clergymen evince sympathy for
Cowles "soul and body hospital" plan.
"Rah rah" finance gets into court
when woman teacher" complains Of
stock methods.
Yellowley rules lawyers must have
Treasury license to practice in pro-
hibition court.
Denby urges naval architects to
work for strong merchant marine;
defends ship subsidy,
DOMESTIC
Working of picking jurors for
quintet on trial for Herrin killings in
Illinois set for Monday.
SPORTS
Tryster wins third successive race
in Pimlico Serial.
Dartmouth football team leaves FOR
New York for game with Cornell at
Polo Grounds tomorrow.
Chaplin chosen to play right half
back for Harvard against Princeton
in Saturdays big game at Cambridge.
Tiger football squad and big dele
cation Of Princeton undergraduates
leave for game at Cambridge.
MARKETS AND SHIPS
Stock prices turn lower afser firm
opening.
Stock Exchange expels 1.-TWO mem
hers and suspends another.
Committee named to aid in choos-