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1925 December 05

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• PRATT CONTRADICTS SIMS AND MITCHELL; Admiral, Testifying at Court-Martial, Says Present Naval Aviation Policy Is Sound. DENIES UNFIT MEN CONTROL War College Is Held to Be Not Indispensable -- Stapler Defends Information Bureau.
• TWO TEAMS FIGHT TO HOLD BIKE LEAD; McNamara-Georgetti and Debaets-Goosens Still Two Laps Ahead in Garden. WILD JAM FOLLOWS SPRINTS 18,000 See Leaders Maintain Margin as Eleven Laps Are Stolen. GOULLET STARTS BIG DRIVE Gains Two Laps, but Falls to Reduce Gap -- Three Spills, but Riders Escape Injury.
• WPG to Extend Wave Length.
• WINS WITH BROKEN HAND.; Kid Lee Gains Decision Over Ted Marchant of England.
• SLOWER WEEK IN DRY GOODS; Current Sales Below Week Ago and Road Below Year Ago.
• EVERYBODY CONCERNED.
• PRINCETON HEROES FETED BY ALUMNI; Football Men Guests at Newark Dinner -- Roper Lauds Quarterback Caulkins,
• Effect of Her Personality Registered on Those Who Heard Her.
• RAND HARD PRESSED IN SQUASH TOURNEY; National Champion Has Close Battle With Mixsell in Invitation Event. MORGAN ALSO IN TROUBLE But Finally Emerges Triumphant Over Sperry -- Hyde and Coward Also Advance.
• Queens Bank Teller Sentenced.
• Alexandra's Funeral Pictures.
• A Son to Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Coulter.
• BUSINESS WORLD
• SEEKS PARENT VOTE IN ROW ON MILITARY; City College Student Council Approves New Referendum on Compulsory Training.
• RHINELANDER JURY REACHES A DECISION AFTER TWELVE HOURS; In Favor of Wife, According to Rumors, but Sealed Findings Are Locked in Safe. WILL BE ANNOUNCED TODAY Loud Wrangling and Banging of Fists Heard in Jury Room During Deliberation. JURORS GO TO THEIR HOMES Told Not to Discuss Their Decision on 7 Issues on Which Court Will Base Verdict. RHINELANDER JURY REACHES A DECISION
• Rev. Dr. William D.C. Kelter.
• RUSSIA WOULD COOPERATE.; Ready to Talk Disarming, but Won't Enter League, Rakowsky Says.
• DR. A.F. NIGHTINGALE DEAD.; Educator and Former Chicago School Superintendent Was 82.
• $86,486,000 BONDS OFFERED IN WEEK; Large Range of New Securities With Foreign Bonds Leading -- $21,000,000 to Ontario. INCREASE IN WEEK'S TOTAL Five Public Utility Offerings, One for $5,000,000, and Two Railroad Issues Swell List.
• Article 5 -- No Title
• WALKER GOES FISHING AS HIS VACATION ENDS; Mayor-Elect, Leaving Florida Today, Is Due in New York Monday.
• CHINA OUT OF RAIL PARLEY.; Other Nations Will Discuss Tokio-Paris Service at Moscow.
• Heating Apparatus Sales Good.
• BIRD-CATCHING CATS VINDICATED IN COURT; High British Tribunal Holds That Owner Need Not Pay for Neighbor's Pigeons.
• SMITH JEERS PLAN TO END INCOME TAX; " Republican Bunk, Bluff and Bluster," He Says of Reported Proposal by Foes. RECALLS HE FORCED A CUT Points to Budgets of Localities Depending on Share in Funds and Needs of State.
• Malone Knocks Out Billy Leonard.
• HAILS NON MEDICAL INSURANCE POLICY; Arthur B. Wood Tells Presidents of Plan -- $170,000,000 Written in Canada. AMOUNT LIMITED TO $5,000 Haley Fiske Predicts Legislatures Will Authorize Insurance Against Unemployment.
• STEADY PROSPERITY SEEN.; Reports to Coolidge Cabinet Show No Serious Business Depression.
• THE LONDON BANK RATE.
• BROWN ELECTS BRODA.; Northwestern Eleven Names Baker and Centenary Chooses Rebsamen.
• Red" Grange's Claim to Fame.
• WESLEYAN MEN GET LETTERS; 23 Get Awards In Football, 14 In Soccer, 8 In Cross-Country.
• COOLIDGE APPROVES MORROW AIR REPORT; President Will Ask Congress to Enact Legislation Which the Board Proposes. EXTENDS NATION'S THANKS Many Aviation Bills Being Drafted -- Bingham Urges New Cabinet Aids as Chief Need. COOLIDGE APPROVES MORROW AIR REPORT
• Sale for the Barat Settlement.
• LOAN SHORTAGES LAID TO NADEL, DEAD A WEEK; Jersey Bank Department Says Bond Protects Holders -- Secretary Died From Poison.
• Buddha Statue in Central Park Proposed As Shrine for Buddhists in This Country
• Famous Lace Designer Dies.
• President Receives Rug Woven by Orphans Of Near East and Praises Work of Relief
• Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
• LIMITS CHRISTMAS CAROLS.; English Decree Restricts Street Singing to Fortnight Before Dec. 25.
• Article 6 -- No Title
• EXTRA DIVIDENDS IN MANY INDUSTRIES; 18 More Corporations Add to Contents of Stockholders' Christmas Stockings.
• BRIAND MONEY BILL PASSED BY SENATE; Measure Raising Circulation and Increasing Taxes Is Adopted Without Change. PREMIER RENEWS APPEAL Upper House Gives Him a Large Majority After Hearing a Few Criticisms of the Bill.
• LACK FUNDS TO RUN RICHMOND CAR LINE; City May Have to Quit Operating System and Williamsburg Route, Mills Says.
• Fox Improving Hollywood Plant.
• SIX HELD IN THEFT OF AIRPLANE MOTORS; Florida Arrest Reveals Mitchel Field Robberies -- Four Soldiers Among the Prisoners.
• LADY WARWICK GIVES HOME FOR COLLEGE; Pro-Labor Countess Presents Easton Lodge to Socialists, but Will Live There.
• PATERSON H.S. TIED IN SOCCER BATTLE; Jersey Eleven Deadlocked, 1-1, With Upper Darby in Penn Tourney Semi-Final. EXTRA PERIODS USELESS Four Sessions Fall to Alter Score -- Baltimore Tech H.S. Beats Harrison, 3-1, Gains Final.
• AUTO OUTPUT SETS NOVEMBER RECORD; National Chamber of Commerce Reports 379,300 Cars -- Eleven-Month Total 3,997,954.
• FLEEING POLICEMAN IS CAUGHT AND FINED; Special Service Man Captured by Patrolman After He Had Broken a Taxi Window.
• NURMI TAKES DUST IN METAIRIE PURSE; Erratic Greentree Racer Is Beaten by Lombardo in Dash at New Orleans. CHESTERFIELD HOME FIRST Croissant Sprinter Takes Fifth Race in a Gallop -- Three Favorites First to the Wire.
• LABOR AND MANAGEMENT.
• Article 7 -- No Title
• UNION LISTS TRACK DATES.; Season to Begin at Penn Relays and End With Intercollegiates.
• Barrie Will Fight Jazzing of Old Play, Calling 'Walker London' an 'Indiscretion'
• Hospital Calls Fire Brigade For Asphyxiated Paris Girl
• Harry D. Conover.
• KIPLING STILL GAINS; PNEUMONIA CHECKED; Inquiries Arrive at the Home of the Author From All Parts of the World.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• Time Deposits Gain, but Demand Drops In Member Banks Report as of Nov. 25
• SHOT HITS WOMAN IN $5,500 HOLD-UP; Wounded by Robber in Exchange of Bullets as Paymaster Fires at Escaping Auto. EXCITEMENT DRAWS CROWD Reserves Called While Two Get Away With Payroll - Boxmaker Robbed of $960.
• Czechs Find Temple and Beautiful Statues Dating to 200 B.C. on Site of Ancient Kyme
• BRITISH LIVING COST DROPS IN THE YEAR; Food Stuffs Higher and Textiles Lower in November Than in Month Before.
• Article 2 -- No Title
• LEAVE FOR EUROPE TO SPEND HOLIDAYS; Lady Dawson and Lady Granard Among Those Booked on the Majestic.
• Pierce to Get Maine Power Plants.
• Bingham Stresses Air Aids.
• DUNDEE NOW READY TO BOX BRETONNEL; Italian Tells State Board He Is Willing to Go Through With Bout in France. WANTS A THIRD OF GATE Offer Is Expected to Settle Long Dispute -- Vicentini Challenges Goodrich Again.
• McGILL FIVE SETS DATES.; Will Meet Five U.S. Teams, Among Them C.C.N.Y. and Penn.
• Live Stock Markets at Chicago.
• PROGRAM OF EVENTS IN RELIGIOUS FIELDS; Churches Will Honor Tyndale During Observance Of Bible Sunday. HIGH HONOR FOR DR. COFFIN New York Pastor Will Be First American to Deliver Warrack Lectures in Scotland.
• FINES FOR INTERNATIONAL DISORDERLY CONDUCT.
• Article 8 -- No Title
• ACTORS' AID HAILED BY BISHOP MANNING; Stage and Church Should Cooperate, He Says, in Support for Cathedral.
• Sues Pirates for Failure To Get Tickets for Series
• Front Page 1 -- No Title
• Reception for George Gershwin.
• APPROVES POWER PROJECT.; Pennsylvania Commission Asks Some Modifications at Conowingo, Md.
• JURIST DROPS DEAD BEFORE PEACE BOARD; Ex-Justice Burke Expires in Arms of Dr. Butler at Carnegie Endowment Meeting. PACIFIC COAST STATESMAN Was Urging We Be More Polite to Japan -- Root, Lansing and John W. Davis Present. JURIST DROPS DEAD BEFORE PEACE BOARD
• Carl Bachruch, Jeweler.
• SUPERPOWER PLAN TO COST $100,000000; Would Bring Current to New York Over World's Biggest Transmission System. EXPERTS SEE FUTURE NEEDS Seek Energy From Up-State and Canada for City, Jersey and New England.
• UNIVERSAL THEATRES FLOATS $4,000,000; Stock Issue Will Finance Purchase of Chains of Motion Picture Houses.
• BOND CONVENTION ENDS.; American Bond & Mortgage Officials
• PREMIER PACHITCH IS ILL.; Yugoslav Leader, Believed Over 80, Is in Serious Condition.
• DOCTOR TESTIFIES AGAINST MISS MACRI; He Asserts Drug Olympia Says Bagnano Gave Her in Figs Would Have Killed Her. WIDOW AGAIN ON THE STAND Her Evidence Against Slayer Is Followed by Examination of Defense Attorney.
• PARIS BOURSE ORDERED TO CLOSE SATURDAYS; New Rule Is Believed to Be Aimed at Speculative Operations While London Is Closed.
• AIRSHIP LAUNCHES AND RESHIPS A PLANE; British R-31 Conducts Successful Test in Flight, Using Trapeze Swung Below Dirigible.
• ROCKEFELLER PLEDGES BOTANIC GARDEN GIFT; Offers $250,000 for Permanent Fund if Equal Amount Is Raised by Dec. 31, 1926.
• RETAIL TRADE BRISK, WHOLESALING LAGS; Pre-Holiday Season Stimulates Buying, Reviews of Nation's Business Say. WHEAT AT HIGH LEVEL Jobbing Confined Largely to Reorders -- Collections Reported Slow.
• PERSSON STOPS TOWNSEND.; Swedish Heavyweight Champion Knocks Out American in Third.
• MILLS PREDICTS BILL WILL BE LAW BY MARCH; Representative Says It Will Pass in the House Before Christmas -- Urges Pressure on Senate.
• Coolidge Poses With Eleven From New England High School
• THE IRISH SETTLEMENT.
• BIG TEN DRILLS CUT TO TWO HOURS A DAY; Coaches, in Annual Session, Also Ban Motion Pictures When Used as Scouting Aid.
• YALE FRATERNITIES ELECT.; Select Members From Academic Juniors of Class of 1927.
• MEUSEL LEADS LIST OF TIMELY BATTERS; Yankee Star Was Responsible for 138 Runs in 1925, Official Averages Show. HEILMANN RANKS SECOND Accounted for 133, While Simmons Is Third With 129 -- Mostil and Kamm Drew Most Passes.
• 600,000 IN TENTS CROWD ALL FLORIDA, MENACING HEALTH.; Authorities Are Struggling With the Serious Problem of Preventing Epidemic.
• DEBUTANTES BLOOM IN JUNIOR ASSEMBLY; First of the Season Brings Out Buds of This Year and Last at the Ritz-Carlton. DINNER HOSTS FOR EVENT Misses Peters, Donaldson, Dana, Stevens, Du Bois and Laidlaw Among Those Entertained.
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• DR. T. GESSLER, NOTED BAPTIST, IS DEAD; Succumbs to a Stroke in Miami -- Was Secretary of Baptist Congress, 1895 to 1912.
• FOREIGN EXCHANGE.; List Swings Higher on Revival of Speculation -- Sterling at New Top.
• SESQUI SPONSORS UNAWARE OF AIMS; Brown, Straus and Whitman Say They Endorsed it as a Patriotic Movement. OTTINGER QUITS BOARD Baylis Denies Major Gen. Fries Has Quit and Alleges Move to Defame Him.
• JUDGE MAYER GAVE ESTATE TO SISTERS; One, His Housekeeper, Gets Larger Share of the $500,000 Property. $5,000 LEGACY TO A NIECE Will Gives $25,000 to Executors -- Brother, "in Good Circumstances," Gets Nothing.
• SURPLUS CARS INCREASE.; Slight Drop In Coal Cars Does Not Affect General Gain.
• LONGWORTH RECEIVES GAVEL FROM D.K.E.; Washington Alumni of Fraternity Present Official Hammer to Speaker.
• GERMAN BONDS FIGURE IN FRENCH DEBT PLAN; Issue of Dawes Securities Would Cover the First Payments to America and Great Britain.
• STATE BONDS HIGHER ON BOURSE, STERLING DOWN; Rubber Shares Up at London -- Paris Stock Market Swamped With Business.
• TALK OF MITCHELL TO RUN FOR SENATE; Wisconsin Democrats Are Reported Moving to Nominate Him Against Lenroot Next Year. NOTHING DOING," HE SAYS Sponsor Declares Colonel Could Win on Wine and Beer and Anti-World Court Platform.
• Harvard Shows $88,000 Athletic Deficit; Football Made $436,495 to Yale's $690,372
• FULL TEXT OF PROVISIONS OF THE REVISED TAXATION BILL, INCLUDING REDUCTION IN THE NORMAL AND SURTAX LEVIES; DETAILS OF PROPOSED LAW
• COLUMBIA QUINTET WINS OPENER, 34-18; Beats Brooklyn Poly in First Game of Season on Morningside Heights Court. LAUB IS THE HIGH SCORER Registers Twelve Points for the Victors -- Munzer Outjumps Mannheim at Centre.
• PLAN FLORIDA SHIP SERVICE; Stockholders in New Line to Get Low Rate on Cabins.
• BOGOLJUBOW FACES CAPABLANCA TODAY; Leader in Moscow Chess Play Ready for Big Test as Tourney Nears End.
• THE DEVASTATED DRAMA.
• Alabama to Play at Pasadena.
• ECUADOR DENIES APPEAL.; Legation Answers Report It Sought Mediation With Colombia.
• Fog Engulfs London, Lady Decies Hurt; Omnibuses Crash, Pigeons Sleep, Thames Halts
• Lee Schoenthal Dies.
• NEW REALTY BUILDING.; Real Estate Board Celebrates Cornerstone Laying Today.
• CONFESSION PROVES LIQUOR RING BRIBERY, BUCKNER DECLARES; Says Story of Arrested Coast Guardsman Verifies Huge Bootlegging Plot. POLICE MAY BE IMPLICATED Federal Grand Jury Begins Sweeping Inquiry Monday -- Many Indictments Expected. WIDE ROUND-UP CONTINUES Two Men Taken, Alleged Secret Code and Papers Indicating Enormous Rum Profits Seized.
• COOLIDGE MOURNS FOR PAGE; Says Senator's Career Should Be Inspiration in Wire to Daughter.
• SHIPPERS TO FORM A NATIONAL BOARD; Meeting to Be Held in Chicago Jan. 7 and 8 to Start New Organization. ROADS WELCOME MOVE Cooperation Expected to Bring Increased Service to Meet Transportation Demands.
• INVENTOR ORDERED TO SUBMIT PROOF; Commerce Board Decides That Sprague Must Take Up His Monopoly Charge First.
• Bankruptcy Trustee Is Barred From Suing Brokers for Alleged Loss by Bucketing
• INDUSTRIAL BONDS IN DEFAULT DECLINE; Total of Unredeemed Is Cut to $100,103,000 Despite Increase in Issues Outstanding. MOST ARE COAL SECURITIES Many Oils Also on List -- American Writing Paper May Lift Its Mortgage Next Year.
• STOCK CONCERNS ENJOINED.; Fraud Charged Against Company Headed by Albany Mayor.
• TO PRINT CONRAD'S DIARY.; Yale Review Will Reveal His Trip Up the Congo.
• NOTE CIRCULATION OF REICHSBANK INCREASES; Week's Expansion of 347,032,000 Marks Cancels Reduction of Preceding Fortnight.
• MAY RESCIND BAN ON ALL RADICALS; Republican Senators Now Talk of Opening Party Door to Brookhart and Frazier. SITUATION IS UNSETTLED Indications Are That the House Progressives Will Present a Candidate Against Longworth.
• JARVIS IS BEATEN BY IZZY SCHWARTZ; East Side Flyweight Shatters Briton's Winning Streak in Bout at Pioneer. BRESLIN TAKES HARD BOUT Bobby Ruttenberg Proves Rugged Foe for West Sider -- Dencio Outclasses Dillon.
• ROCKEFELLER GIVES OIL RESEARCH FUND; Provides a Total of $250,000 for a Broad Scientific Study of Petroleum.
• ARGUE FOR QUASHING OF FALL INDICTMENT; Counsel for Doheny and Sinclair Also Appear in Demurrer Proceedings. DENY FALL HAD AUTHORITY Government Contends Point Immaterial Since Oil Conspiracy Was Actually Carried Out.
• GIRLS' TITLE PLAY TO OHIO.; National Basketball Tourney to Be Held at Struthers in March.
• New York Charters.
• GUARD YOUR GEMS IN ITALY, SHE SAYS; Mrs. Frederick K. Grant Tells of Robbery of Her Jewels Worth $100,000 in Rome. NO LIABILITY LAW THERE Mrs. Charlotte Palmer, However, Wants to Return to Europe -- safer There, She Declares.
• RAILWAYS AND HIGHWAYS.
• YALE MEN MEET TONIGHT.; Nick Roberts's Montclair Barn to Harbor Football Smoker.
• FAIL TO GET CZECH CABINET.; Prague Leaders Now Look for a Mixed Government.
• TURN OF TEXAS TIDE AIDS 'MA' FERGUSON; Sentiment Against Session to Impeach Grows as "Jim's" Hold on Senate Is Realized. MA' RADIATES GOOD CHEER Says She Is Not Tired of Politics -- Her Husband Lines Up Farmer Supporters. TURN OF TEXAS TIDE AIDS 'MA' FERGUSON
• MISS WONHAM TO WED ROBERT D. MERRILL,; She Is Junior League Member -Fiance Is Son of Cable Company President.
• PAUPER'S GRAVE LIKELY FOR RICH BENEFACTOR; Man Who Gave His Fortune to Toulouse Charities Left Nothing for His Burial.
• FRIEND OF MARK TWAIN DIES; Captain James Cox, Retired Seaman, Inspired Several Stories.
• TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; News, Comment and Incident, On the Stock Exchange and In the Financial Markets.
• DETECTIVES PROTECT COUNTESS SALM'S CHILD; Mother's Action Indicates Fear of an Attempt to Kidnap the Little One.
• AUTOIST GETS SEVEN YEARS.; Sentenced for Killing Two Men With His Machine.
• CRAIG WINS TWICE IN APPELLATE COURT; One Judgment Says He Had Right to Intervene in Claim City Counsel Failed to Fight.
• STRANDED GEORGIAN PRAISES POLICEMAN; Officer Got Check Cashed, Treated Him as Guest, After $325 Loss, He Tells Enright.
• JOHN GOLDEN TO HAVE HIS OWN PLAYHOUSE; To Build in 58th St. -- He and Woods Deny Fox Is Financing Their Productions.
• WOOL MARKET DULL.; Prices Favor Buyers and Goods Market Is Slow.
• LOPEZ IS EXONERATED; ACCUSER ARRESTED; Actress Who Said Musician Kept Her Ring Charged With Passing Bad Check.
• MISSOURI VALLEY BANS COAST GAME; Declines Captain Weir's Invitation for Benefit Contest -- Conflicting Dates Hamper Coaches.
• LIVERPOOL'S COTTON WEEK.; Large Increase In British Stocks -- Imports Are Smaller.
• BASKETBALL PLAYER HURT.; Dugan, Bay Ridge Evening H.S., Rams Wall and Fractures Skull.
• New Jersey Charters.
• ' DAVID LAMAR' MARRIED AT RIDGEFIELD, CONN.; Called Himself Operator in Stocks and May Have Been 'Wolf of Wall Street.'
• 40,000 WILL WATCH GRANGE PLAY TODAY; Capacity Seat Sale for Philadelphia Game Between Bears and Yellow Jackets. MAYOR LIKELY TO ATTEND Home Eleven, With Cripples Back, Thinks It Has Power to Stop Former Illinois Star.
• DR. M'GOVERN IN AMAZONAS.
• CAROL VAN BRUNT IS NOW A BRIDE; Married to George C. Comstock Jr. by the Rev. Dr. Norwood in St. Bartholomew's Church.
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• Bell -- Chanut.
• SWEDISH CROWN PRINCE COMING TO WASHINGTON; With Crown Princess Will Attend Ericsson Monument Dedication and Tour Country.
• MRS. GRAHAME-WHITE DIES.; Mother of Aviator Was First English Woman to Fly.
• MONEY.; FRIDAY, DEC. 4, 1925.
• ONE KILLED, ONE HURT BY SHOTS IN BRAWL; Wounded Man Tells Police That Store Proprietor Started Quarrel After They Bought Liquor.
• GARY DECRIES FIGHT ON MORROW REPORT; Says He Fears Nation's Defense May Be Football of Politics if Congress Investigates.
• BERENGARIA NEAR COLLISION IN FOG; String of Barges Crosses Her Bow and Engines Are Reversed to Avoid Crash. GERRY BACK WITH BRIDE Senator Who Married Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt in London Hurries to Washington.
• SUES FOR $60,000,000 ON RADIO MONOPOLY; Prof. Fessenden Charges a Plot by Eight Corporations to Bar His Inventions. ALLEGES CONTROL OF SALES And Sees a Conspiracy to Refrain From Purchasing His Devices or Paying a Fair Price.
• TEXTILE MERGER CONFIRMED; Otis, Boston Duck and Columbian to Unite After Dec. 15.
• Article 3 -- No Title
• Article 9 -- No Title
• STRESEMANN WON TO EUROPEAN UNITY; Foreign Minister Returns From London Meeting, Convinced Such a Move Must Come.
• BROWN HAS 9 TANK MEETS.; Opens Season With Syracuse on Jan. 16 at Providence.
• WHEAT DECLINES AFTER EARLY BULGE; Wave of Selling Follows Rise That Carries December to $1.82 and May to $1.75.
• RUTGERS FIVE IN OPENER.; New Brunswick to See Contests In Three Sports Today.
• Delaware Charters.
• Article 4 -- No Title
• HONOR SCHOOL CHAMPIONS.; Mt. Vernon High School Football Team Guests at Testimonial.
• TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
• COLUMBIA AWARDS 286 SPORT LETTERS; Pease, 16 Other Players and Manager Receive Varsity Football Honors. 12 GET THE BASEBALL C Ten Crew and 18 Track Letters Also Among Major Insignia -- Minor Awards Numerous.
• BALL IN PHILADELPHIA,; 800 Attend Assembly Dance, Oldest City Social Function.
• WILL ASK AMERICA TO JOIN ARMS PARLEY; League Committee Wants Russia In Also, and Council Is Expected to Agree. PRESIDENT IS SYMPATHETIC Approves Any Move to Disarm, but Doubts Power to Act -- Russia Would Assist.
• LUNCHEON FOR MISS MAY.; Guests Include, Many Debutantes -- Mrs. Newington Entertains.
• FINANCIAL MARKETS; Stocks Advance -- Sterling and Francs Go Higher -- Money Up in London.
• COOLIDGE IS SYMPATHETIC.; But He Says Naming an Envoy Would Be Up to Congress.
• Rev. H.M. Friel Dies Suddenly.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• MINERS AND RESCUERS TRAPPED IN SHAFT; Latter Are Overcome When They Go After Twenty Entombed in Colorado.
• COLER SLATED TO GO UNDER WALKER REGIME; Tammany Holds if He Is Retained He Must Be Charged to McCooey -- Brooklyn Leader Disagrees.
• Say Czech Champion Leads Thieves.
• 38 ORIENTAL RUGS SOLD FOR $124,950; Vitall and Benguiat Collection Sets Record for Auctions at American Galleries.
• JOHN F. COOLIDGE ENLISTS.; He's a Farmer and Doesn't Claim Relationship to the President.
• MISS GERAGHTY SETS MARK.; Cuts Two Seconds From Her Own World's Breast Stroke Record.
• WILD DAY IN RUBBER STOCKS; London Market Is Unable to Cope With Orgy of Buying.
• PRAISE PLAN TO BUY $30,000,000 PARKS; Advisers to State and City Park Conference Commend Purchase of Areas Here. SEE GREAT NEED FOR HASTE Senator Straus Says Project Is a Big Thing for the Walker Administration to Accomplish.
• Girl Cyclists to Race Men For First Time in England
• Christmas for Prisoners' Children.
• 100 to 0 Basketball Score Rolled Up by High School
• TAX BILL IS READY TO GO TO THE HOUSE WITH SWEEPING CUTS; Measure, Back From the Printer, Raises $2,426,764,000 -- Reductions, $325,000,000 IT BENEFITS ALL CLASSES Exemptions Are Raised, While Normal, Surtax and Estate Levies Are Decreased. PUBLICITY IS REPEALED Administrative Features Are Revised and a Board Is Provided to Simplify the Law. TAX BILL IS READY WITH SWEEPING CUTS
• Choral Art Society Holds Bridge.
• OFFERS TO PUBLISH CHURCHILL BOOKS AT $1; Walter J. Black Says 'Best Sellers' Can Be Sold Cheaply at a Profit.
• Outsiders' Cooperation Essential.; WILL ASK AMERICA TO JOIN ARMS PARLEY
• CARTOON IS DRAMATIZED.; " An Heir at Large," Created by McCutcheon, to Play in Chicago.
• WRITES ASKING POPE TO BACK DRY LAW; Clinton Howard, Who Assailed President, Urges Holy Father to 'Support Civil Authority.' CITES 'CATHOLIC OPPOSITION' Father Burke of Welfare Council Calls Letter Impudent -- Congress Fight Looms.
• Sir Lauchlan Mackinnon.
• LONG ISLAND WANTS TO QUIT BROOKLYN; Le Boutillier Says the Railroad Cannot Pay for Depressing Atlantic Avenue Tracks. FAVORS PURCHASE BY CITY Holds Grade-Crossing Funds Would Provide Money to Buy Routes for New Subways.
• PIRIE CALM IN COURT; HIS HEARING PUT OFF; Prosecutor Gets Adjournment Till Tuesday -- Slayer Paces Cell and Reads Newspapers. HIS PASTOR OFFERS MOTIVE Says Loose Home and Church Ties and Illness May Explain Act -- Boy's Mother Coming Home.
• EXPLAINS 'SECOND LOCARNO.'; Vandervelde Favors Compact Between Russia and the Rest of Europe.
• Life Sentences for Burglars Urged by Kings Grand Jury
• LITTLE OPPOSITION TO IRISH AGREEMENT; British, Free State and Ulster Parliaments Are Expected to Ratify It Soon. WELCOMED BY ULSTER MEN But Financial Terms Are Criticized In London and Irish Republicans Plan Attack.
• COTTON PRICES OFF ON SALES PRESSURE; Large Estimates on Crops Act as Depressants in Market. BIG LOW-GRADE OUTPUT Amount of Untenderable Supplies Believed to Have Affected Relations Between Months.