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Free to Read Articles from December 1921 Part 1
- LARSEN PLANE SETS WORLD'S AIR RECORD; Wings Way Through Gales, Snow and Zero Weather for 26 Hrs. 19 ...
- HIGH MONEY IN INDIA.; Official Bank Rates Fixed at 7 Per Cent.
- HEARINGS ON TARIFF VIRTUALLY FINISHED; Lumber, Dairy Products, Glass, Potash and Cyanide Are Discussed ...
- APARTMENT TRADING.; Charles Galewski Buys Heights Building, Held at $425,000.
- ANOTHER FOR FRED OWLES.; Scores Eighth Straight Billiard Victory, Defeating Griffin.
- Holiday Transactions Reflected in Reserve Member Banks' Weekly Report
- HARDING APPROVES PACIFIC SHIP POOL; Plan Provides for Acquirement and Operation of Shipping Board Vessels. ...
- DR. LORENZ ASSERTS 'PATIENT IS ARBITER'; Pleased by Statement of Former Miss Armour About Result of Operation.
- RECORD WOOLWORTH SALES; Business in 1921 Reaches $147,500,000, a $6,600,000 Gain.
- 42D ST. SHANLEY'S ENJOINED BY DRYS; Agents Say They Arranged With the Manager for a "Wet" New Year's ...
- NEW INCORPORATIONS; New York Charities
- Price Changes Will Be Few.
- LASKER'S OVERSEAS STAFF.; Shipping Board to Employ Virtually None but Americans in Europe.
- Obituary 3 -- No Title
- Army Orders and Assignments.
- LEO LOSES IN COURT.; Magistrate Refuses Plea for Arrest of Hirshfield.
- Two More Irish Counties Endorse Treaty; Pierce Beasley Is Won to Ratification
- 1 KILLED, 40 HURT AS CARS TELESCOPE IN ELEVATED CRASH; Passengers Buried in Splinters and Debris on ...
- RUSSIAN FOREIGN TRADE WAS TRIPLED IN 1921; It Was Chiefly in Imports, and of These Foodstuffs Were Most ...
- 'NO HARD FEELINGS; SAYS GEORGE BURNS; Outfielder Traded to Cincinnati Visits 'McGraw at Giants' Offices Here.
- FIRE IN JAY GOULD'S HOME.; Soot and Debris in Chimney Fill Rooms With Smoke.
- MUSIC; The Philharmonic Society.
- BARNES FOR LEAGUE POLICE.; Says Only International Force Could Curb Submarines.
- CALLS LANDIS CZAR BOYCOTTING KAUFF; Attorney, Seeking to Make Ball Player's Injunction Permanent, Attacks ...
- SELECT HORSE SHOW DATES; Thirtieth Annual Brooklyn Event Will Be Held April 19.22.
- Urban Faber Leaves Hospital After Operation on His Knee
- SUGAR POOL PLANS TO EXPORT SURPLUS; Combination Formed to Dispose of Excess Supply by Sending it Abroad.500,000 ...
- LIKELY TO ADOPT NEW CONSTITUTION; N.C.A.A. Will Accept Document, in Whole or in Part,Next Year, Say Delegates.
- 107,439 NOW HOLD U.S. STEEL STOCK; Number of Owners of Common Increases 11,663 in Year, a New Record. ...
- SENATORS MAY GET PECK; Rumor of Three-Cornered Deal Involves Ex-Yankee.
- Artificial Silk In Patterns.
- ZAGHLUL GOES TO CEYLON.; Egyptian Nationalist Leader and Five Others Removed From Suez.
- Sport Fabrics Featured.
- THE BRONX MARKET.; Investor Buys $250,000 Apartment on Valentine Avenue.
- WESTCHESTER APARTMENT.; New Rochelle's First Modern Apartment to Cost $800,000.
- SIBERIANS CONFIRM FALL OF KHABAROVSK; Chita Delegates Also Report Advance of Japanese Troopsin Manchuria.
- 500 JOIN IN TRIBUTE TO JACOB M. GIDDING; Merchant Praised as a Representative Type of the American Business ...
- GANDHI CHANGES PROGRAM.; Formal Declaration of Independence Withheld, Says Ghose.
- Skelly Oil $3,000,000 Bond Issue.
- Harding Considers the Conference Successful, Though Disappointed by Failure on Submarine Cut
- Bush Terminal Dividend.
- $600,000 First Mortgage Placed.
- COTTON ADVANCES ON TRADE BUYING; Suspension of Chicago House Results in No Material Effect on Prices.
- Text of Discussion on Submarines, Light Cruisers and Airplane Carriers
- SCAPEGOAT TURNS UP TO HELP CONFERENCE; Treat 'Em Rough Frenchman Is Exposed at Last as Only a Man of ...
- TO HOLD ICE MEET TODAY.; Becker Will Start at Scratch in Mile Handicap at Dyckman Oval.
- Commercial Leases.
- WANTS CITY TO RUN ALL TRANSIT LINES; Untermyer Pleads for Municipal Domination of Operating Companies. ...
- GERMAN BANK STATEMENT.; Note Issues Up 4,427,699,000 Marks, With 2,185,000,000 Larger Treasury Bill Holdings.
- BILLION-DOLLAR DROP IN CANADA COMMERCE; Decline of Nearly 40% in Imports, Exports and CustomDuties in ...
- BOSTON GREETS SOKOLOW.; Ha Says Zionists Plan to Make Palestine a "Living Bible."
- Tank Car Company to Redeem Notes
- Atlas Bank Formed
- BEAUVAIS IN QUEBEC SEES 'BUD' STILLMAN; Calls Visit to Same Hotel a Coincidence and Returns Suddenly ...
- T.J. Williams Quits Standard Oil.
- JUDGE CHEERS CHICAGO.; Rules No Person or Restaurant Can Be Searched Without Warrant.
- Reserve Corps Orders.
- TIGER SKATERS TRIUMPH.; Princeton Defeats Picked Hockey Team at Lake Placid, 6 to 0.
- Garden Yield's $535,317 in Federal and State Taxes
- WOOL MARKET STRONG.; Unusual Activity for the Season Shown.
- NEW YEAR CROWDS TO FILL THE HOTELS; No Liquor Will Be Served, but Guests May Risk "Bringing Their Own." ...
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- MEXICO HONORS DR. CROSS.; Eulogies Spoken Over His Body, Lying in State in the Capital.
- DARTMOUTH IS DOWNED.; Ohio State Wins Basketball Game in Last Five Seconds, 24-23.
- Only One Big Ten College Likely to Enter Penn Relays
- HARDING PARDONS DIERKS.; Cincinnati Banker Convicted in War Has Not Spent Day in Jail.
- YANKEES RECALL O'DOUL.; Left-Handed Pitcher Makes Announcement in San Francisco.
- United Cigar Abandons Issue.
- BUYING IN THE SUBURBS.; New Yorker Buys Fresh Air Fund Camp at Loon Lake.
- Grinding New Sugar Crop.
- SHOOTS CHAUFFEUR AIDING IN AUTO CHASE; Policeman and Volunteer Driver Hurt Pursuing Supposed Tire Thieves.
- FEDERAL RESERVE REVIEW.; Bank at New York Sees Little Industrial Change.
- AGAINST FRESHMAN RULE.; Centre Coach Says Adoption Will Prevent Game With Harvard.
- TORONTO DEFEATS ST. NICKS ON ICE; Canadian Collegians Win Fast Hockey Game at Philadelphia by 5 to 4.
- MARINES CONVICTED IN NICARAGUA SLAYING; Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison at Hard Labor for Killing Three ...
- GERMANS TRY TO PAY IN CHEAP MARKS HERE; Sending Checks to Creditors to Pay $60,000,000 With a Little ...
- MISS FARRAR IN "LOUISE."; Mr. Pertile Successfully Sings Jullen for the First Time Here.
- RULE ON BEAUVAIS FILM.; Censors Prohibit All Reference to Stillman Case in Advertising.
- Apartment for Riverside Drive.
- 5 HELD IN $1,000,000 FAKE 'AD' SWINDLE; HUNDREDS OF VICTIMS; Obtained Names for Directories, Then Altered ...
- RECEIVER MAY END SCIENCE CHURCH ROW; Court Will Name One for Publishing Society if Trustee isNot Agreed ...
- SCOTT PREFERS THE HUB.; Would Like to Stay With Sox, but Yanks Are Next Best.
- REACH SEMI-FINALS IN PINEHURST GOLF; Chapman, Parson, Scofield and Peters Survive in Midwinter Tournament.
- Troops Fail to Stop Riots As Mexican Congress Votes
- To Give Course on Income Tax.
- SHIP BOARD TO PAY BONDS.; Will Provide Interest for Seattle Co. Issue Until Principal is Available.
- Paper Bonds Oversubscribed.
- HARDING MAKES FEE RULE.; Directs Allen Property Custodian to Refuse Excessive Charges.
- RUSSIA WILL SPEND $10,000,000 ON FOOD; Binds Herself to Buy It Here in Addition to Our $20,000,000 Gift.FIRST ...
- BERNSTEIN WINS IN INDOOR TENNIS PLAY; Defeats Aydelotte at Seventh Regiment Armory--Meets Dawson in Final.
- FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS.; Prices Better at Paris--Quiet Day at London.
- TWO JOCKEYS HURT WHEN HORSES FALL; Rowe and Saucier Injured in Spill at New Orleans Track-- Both Mounts ...
- SKATERS GET A.A.U. CARDS.; Dalhousie Hockey Quartet Equipped for Harvard Game.
- SOUTERN YARD BIDS LOW ON LEVIATHAN; New York's Best Offer to Recondition the Great Liner Is$7,357,924.
- Marriage Announcement 3 -- No Title
- ANACONDA RUMOR DENIED.; Not Preparing to Resume Mining on Jan. 16, Officials Assert.
- END THEATRE BOOKING FEUD; Shubert and Erlanger Interests to Book Each Other's Plays.
- The Civil Service.
- HOLIDAY HALT IN DRY GOODS; But Merchants Report a Good Christmas Retail Business.
- FINDS NO DEMAND FOR SLOT PHONES; Prendergast, Replying to Untermyer, Gives Hint of LowerRates.
- McGill Takes Hockey Game.
- The Brooklyn Market.
- JOSEPH JOHNSON GETS TAMMANY PLUM; Appointed Commissioner of Public Works for Manhattan, to Succeed Clarence ...
- ROOSEVELT URGED FOR GOVERNORSHIP; Wyoming Editor Predicts Republican Disaster Unless"Young Teddy" HeadsTicket. ...
- TWO ARRESTS MADE IN BANK MURDER; Suspects Held in Jersey City Following Double Murder in Pearl River. ...
- Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
- New Bond Offerings of the Week
- MOON SLOWING UP SPEED OF THE EARTH; So That in a Thousand Years Our Day Really Becomes One Second Longer. ...
- Obituary 4 -- No Title
- Buys Dwelling for Occupancy.
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- MAYOR IN ATTACK ON 'PROPAGANDISTS'; Agrees With LaGuardia That $225,000,000 Estimate for Tunnel is Misrepresentation. ...
- MANY AMERICANS ON FIVE LINERS SAILING; Olympic's List Also Includes British Delegates in the Washington ...
- Canadian Exchange Still Improving.
- SEARS, ROEBUCK STOCK GAINS 8 POINTS TO 67; Sharp Rally Follows News of Rosenwald's Action--Closes at 64 5/8.
- HARDING DECLARES BREACH RUMOR SILLY; Denies 'With Capital Letters' Story of Friction Between Hughes ...
- TROTZKY INVITES PARLEY ON DEBTS; Says Soviet Russia Asks Only to Sit Down and Discuss Claims With the ...
- Naval Orders.
- FRANCE WILL DISCUSS HUMANITY IN SEA WAR; But Officials Cite Her Coast as Larger Than America's--Surprise ...
- HOLY CROSS WINS FROM C.C.N.Y. FIVE; Local Team Meets First Defeat of Basketball Season-- Score Is 29 to 27.
- Rifles Bought by American Ordered Destroyed at Munich
- TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; Interest in Specialties.
- GIFTS FOR NEEDIEST REACH $122,233.85; L.A. Cerf, New York Insurance Man, Sends $500--Several $100 Contributions. ...
- Peacock to Coach Purple Sextet.
- FIND TWO CHINESE CHOPPED TO DEATH; Bodies Lay Two Days With Lights Burning in West TwentyEighth Street House.
- MANY ROYALTIES WILL SEE MARY MARRIED; Marie of Rumania to Be a Bridesmaid--Wales Won't Returnfor Ceremony.
- SAYS FEAR EXPLAINS THE COURSE OF FRANCE; English 'Student of Politics' Be- lieves She Thinks Anglo-Ger- ...
- Will Be Big Fashion Week.
- NEW BONDS OFFERED IN WEEK $37,590,600; Market Maintains Firm Tone and the Daily Turnover Averages $18,000,000. ...
- 90 LEPERS LIVE HERE IN PERFECT FREEDOM; Dr. Copeland Has Several of Them Present at Lecture for Medical ...
- DOUBLE VICTORY FOR KEENE COLORS; Liewellyn Defeats Cydonia, the Favorite, in First Race at Havana--Second ...
- William C. Redfield Honored.
- NATIONAL CITY BANK STAFFS; Elections In European and Local Branches Announced.
- THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO; Lane Publication to Be Continued by Peyton Boswell and S.W. Frankel.
- INDICTED, FOUND IN JAIL.; Douglas Barnes, Coal Exporter, Accused of Grand Larceny.
- DAUGHERTY'S REPORT ON RELEASE OF DEBS; Gives Out Recommendations He Made to Harding Analyzing Socialist ...
- RICHARD CROKER JR. IS UPHELD BY COURT; His Work as Trustee for Fund Established by Parents Is Supported.
- DUNDEE-JACKSON GO IS DECLARED DRAW; Two Veteran Rivals Emerge on Even Terms From Battle in Arena at ...
- SYNTHETIC COAL AT MUNICH.; Said to Have the Qualities of Ordinary Coal at Half the Cost.
- FRENCH EVACUATE AINTAB.; Turks Enter as They Depart, in Accordance With Angora Treaty.
- WANTS STATE WAR BILL PAID BY WASHINGTON; Kincaid Thinks Federal Government Should Stand Cost forNational ...
- BRITISH SUSPECT FRENCH OF BLUFFING; One Theory of Submarine Demands Is That They Arefor Trading Purposes.TALK ...
- MEMORIAL TURF CUP.; Steeplechase Trophy to Be Named for Charles A. Appleton.
- FINANCIAL MARKETS; Some Stocks Rise Sharply-- Bonds Irregular--Foreign Exchange Higher.
- PARK GOLFERS FIND THEIR LOT IS HARD; Commissioner Hennessy Tells Committee Fees on City Links Will Be Doubled.
- Estate Sells East Side Plot.
- SEE GOOD TRADE OUTLOOK.; Dun and Bradstreet Report Business Quiet but Encouraging.
- HARVEY'S ROLE AT CANNES.; Only an "Unprejudiced Observer," the White House Explains.
- GRAPHOPHONE CO. LOSES.; Columbia's Report for Nine Months Shows $3,662,341 Deficit.
- Ask $20,400 for Cotton 'Change Seat
- BROADWAY CORNER SOLD TO INVESTORS; Sixteen-Story Merchants Building on Fourth Street CornerBrings Over ...
- RICKARD PLANS FOUR BOUTS; Will Stage Promising Matches at Garden on Friday.
- CHICAGO RECEIVER NAMED.; Member of Wagner & Co. Blames New York Stock Exchange.
- WILL GIVES $50,000 TO COOPER UNION; Mrs. Alice Hearn Barker Leaves Bulk of $1,000,000 Estate to Relatives ...
- Mercantile Trust Pays 10% Bonus.
- MRS. M'CORMICK TAKES BOTH CHICAGO HOMES; Acquires City and Lake Shore Drive Residences in Final Divorce ...
- 39,402,739 IN FRANCE.; Census Shows a Decline in Population of 397,747 Since 1911.
- 40 YEARS FOR HIGHWAYMAN.; Negro Gets 30 Years More When Found Guilty of Another Hold-Up.
- 300 Midshipmen Respond to Call for Boxing Candidates
- E.W. WAGNER & CO, STOCK BROKERS, FAIL; Suspension for Insolvency Is Announced in New York Stock ...
- Gray Goods Sales Fair.
- Road Asks to Issue $455,000 Notes.
- THE WEEK'S PRICE TREND.; Changes Were Numerous, but They Were of Minor Importance.
- YACHT CLUB SLATE NAMED.; Karsch Nominee for Commodore of New Rochelle Organization.
- Merger Injunction Vacated.
- Swiss to Allow Free Sale of Oil.
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- BANK SURROUNDED AS SIREN SHRIEKS; Piercing Alarm Set Off When Teller Scented a Forgery-- Thousands Respond.
- PRESIDENTS REACH COAST.; W. and J. Eleven Arrives at Pasadena--Team Has Workout.
- Obituary 5 -- No Title
- WANTS HOME RULE; Merchants Association Declares for Broad Grant of Independent Powers.
- McCOOL VICTOR ON ICE.; Captures One-Mile Handicap Race at Brooklyn Rink.
- PATIENTS LAUD DR. LORENZ.; Chicagoans Treated in 1903 Pleased by Results.
- KING OF SERBS TO WED.; Alexander Reported Engaged to a French Princess.
- Middle States Oil Net Falls Off.
- ALLIED FINANCIERS PLAN NEW CURRENCY FOR EAST EUROPE; Proposals for Standard Unit for Marks, Crowns and ...
- WATER COLORS SHOWN BY SOCIETY AND CLUB; First Combined Exhibition Since Latter Was Farmed in 1890 Contains ...
- Resort Lines Important.
- TRADE PROSPECTS FOR COMING YEAR; As They Seem to Representative Retailers in Various Parts of the Country.
- Most Moline Plow Notes Deposited.
- GRAINS BREAK ON WAGNER FAILURE; Routine Developments Have Little Effect on Dropping Market at Chicago.
- CHINESE TO RAISE MANCHURIA ISSUE; Delegation Declares Japanese Hold Will Be Questioned Despite Tokio's ...
- HOREMANS WINS MATCH.; Defeats Cochran, 1,200 to 1,082, in 18.1 Balkline Exhibition.
- TALCOTT WILL GIVES HEIRS LARGE GIFTS; Estate of Woman Philanthropist Goes to Her Close Relatives.
- Cotton Statistics Book Issued.
- HOLD BRITISH CAPTAIN AS LIQUOR RUNNER; Authorities in Boston Charge Golden West Landed 6,500 Gallons ...
- SENATOR EDGE HOLDS CONFERENCE A SUCCESS; Enumerates Things Done Which He Declares Have Been Real Achievements.
- Realty Notes.
- NOVEMBER RAIL NET NEAR $60,000,000; Reports From 48 of 201 Roads Indicate Good Increase Over 1920. THREE ...
- $500,000 Fifth Avenue Apartment.
- HARDING SUMMONS FARM CONFERENCE; Directs Wallace to Invite Agriculturists to Formulate aDefinite Policy.HE ...
- TURTLES ESTABLISH NEW SPEED RECORD; Scientists' Convention Told of a Mile "Run" in About Four Years. ...
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- 1,000 LEAVE RHINE FOR U.S.; Contingent of American Soldiers Go to Antwerp to Sail on the Cantigny.
- Found Record Business.
- TRANSVAAL MINERS' THREAT; Proposal to Lower Wages Inspires It--Smuts Urges Acceptance.
- CUT IN LIBRARY BUDGET.; Protest Against Harm Done to "People's Universities."
- Sets New Typewriting Record.
- Sugar Sale Shows Gain.
- McGill Receives $1,000,000.
- A Flapper Speaks.
- Hard Coal Stocks Heavy.
- BULGAR AND SERB MAKE UP; Sofia and Belgrade Will Resume Normal Diplomatic Relations.
- Harley Company Is Sold
- Inquiry on Rate Reductions.
- TESTS AIRPLANE TANKS.; British Air Ministry Seeks Safety From Fire and "Crashing."
- Another Victory for Cleveland.
- GREET DEBUTANTES AT EVENING DANCES; Miss Schniewind Introduced at Her Home and Miss Brush at the Gotham. ...
- 4 BILLION LIRE OWED BY BANCA DI SCONTO; Total Liabilities Put at That Figure by Petition Which Predicts ...
- PLANS TAYLOR-HERD TRIP.; Noted Golf Pros to Play First at Westchester-Biltmore.
- GOLF DATES ARE FIXED.; Southern Open Events Arranged at Meeting in This City.
- FINGERPRINT EXPERT OUT.; Civil Service Body Dismisses Patrick Ryan Over ExaminationCharges.
- LETTER GIVES TRACE OF LOST EXPLORERS; Bears Destroyed Stores of Knudsen and Tessen, Who Perished in ...
- POISON PEN CAUSES DEATH.; French Official First Driven Insane by Anonymous Letters.
- IRISH STUDY PLANS TO SAVE COMPACT; Dublin Reports Factions Considering Methods to AvoidWrecking Agreement.STILL ...
- WILL AND INDUSTRIES WITH FOREIGN LOANS; Bankers, Says Secretary Hoover After Conference, Will Co-operate ...
- REFUSE TO MEET MINERS.; Pittsburgh Coal Producers Decline Invitation to Consider New Contract
- MAYOR TO RETAIN HIS OLD CABINET; Will Keep Commissioner Enright on Account of His " Excellent Service."O'MALLEY ...
- ASKS STATE ACTION TO CURB PROFITEERS; Daugherty Says Federal Investigation Can Only RevealMargin of ...
- American Railway Express Report.
- SAYS NORTH POLE MOVES SIXTY FEET; W.D. Lambert Reports That Earth Does Not Always Revolve Perpendicularly.FINDS ...
- GERMAN DELEGATES ANGER THE ALLIES; Trickery Seen by Reparations Commission in Another Request for Delay. ...
- HUGH S. GIBSON TO WED MLLE. REYNTIENS; American Minister to Poland Engaged to Daughter of FormerBelgian ...
- BIDE-A-WEE NEEDS AID.; Appeal for $8,000 Not Answered, Says Mrs. Kibbe.
- New Record in Petroleum Output.
- BOMBS EXPLODE IN LISBON.; Two Persons Killed and 5 Wounded --Government Makes Arrests.
- Silk Firm on Advance.
- STRIKER SPOILS MEAT.; Pours Kerosene Over 1,500 Pounds on Truck--Police Arrest Suspect.
- AMERICAN PROTEST ON CHANG CHING-YAO; Envoy Demands Action in Case of Chinese General Whose Troops Slew ...
- BISHOP FROWNS ON HOUGHTON CRITICS; Gailor Says It's a 'Shame' to Talk of Making Him Rector Emeritus.REGRETS ...
- The Brooklyn Market.
- ADMIRAL ROBISON ACCUSED BY LAWYER; Counsel for Dominicans Says He Was Kept Virtually a Prisoner on Island. ...
- LACKAWANNA TO PAY EXTRA 5% DIVIDEND; Disbursement From Surplus Ordered, With Regular Quarterly Three ...
- COCHRAN IN 18.1 DEBUT.; Leads Horemans in Billiard Exhibition by 600 to 519.
- Realty Notes.
- MUSIC; Albert Coates Conducts.
- PUBLIC WORK AT TOP MARK.; More Than $1,000,000,000 Bonds Sold by Municipalities in 1921.
- Whisky Needed in Practice, 96 Rhode Island Doctors Vote
- Germans Can Now Settle American Claims Direct
- Last Receiving Date Advanced.
- Text of Debate in the Armament Committee On the Use of Submarines; TEXT OF DEBATE ON SUBMARINES
- DARTMOUTH FIVE WINNER.; Geneva Loses Basketball Clash by Score of 20 to 16.
- REPORT MORE DRUNKENNESS; Chicago Municipal Courts Put 1921 Increase at 19,005 Cases.
- BEMOANS DRY AIDS, REDS AND ROBBERS; Busybodies Give Nothing a Chance to "Jell," Says, Professor at Columbia ...
- BORAH SEEKS HELP IN WILSON SPEECH; Gets From Tumulty a Copy of Manchester Address Against Limited Alliances. ...
- BIG BOOKING DEAL RUMORED; Shubert and Erlanger Camps Reported to Be Planning Combination.
- CLASH IN GARDEN TONIGHT.; Dundee and Jackson to Meet for 11th Time--No Title at Stake.
- Arizona & New Mexico Purchase.
- DEBS KEEPS OPEN HOUSE, HAS MANY VISITORS; Still Considering Future Plans-- Will Tour Country for Socialists, ...
- MARTIN ON UPWARD TREND; Boxer Injured in Auto Crash Expected to Recover.
- Small Settlements Offered.
- RUM FLOOD FREED BY FORGED PERMITS; Withdrawals for 30,000 Cases, Worth $2,000,000, Intercepted by Dry ...
- SPECTACULAR RALLY WINS FOR CRESCENT; Half Moon Five Overwhelms Union College in Second Half --Score, 26 to 19.
- Latest Clue to Bank Robbers Comes From the Passaic River
- ENRIGHT DISCUSSES INCREASE IN CRIME; Admits More Hold-Ups, Blaming Displays of Gems and Ease in Freeing ...
- $120,758 NOW TOTAL FOR NEEDIEST CASES; Another Anonymous Gift of $1,000, the Sixteenth of That Size ...
- Trotzky Demands Big Trained Army; Says Japan and Finland Menace Russia
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- Federal Cuts Sugar to 4.80, New Low
- SENATOR KING SAYS CONFERENCE FAILS; Inability to Control Armies or Submarines Called Part of Lamentable ...
- MYRICK ONCE MORE NAMED TENNIS HEAD; Is Nominated for President of U.S.L.T.A., With Dwight Davis as Vice ...
- Larsen Monoplane Sets Out For a Non-Stop Air Record
- SYNDICATE BUYS OHIO BONUS BONDS; Group Headed by First National Bank Will Offer $20,000,000 Issue Today.EXEMPT ...
- CHESS TITLE TO M.I.T.; Boston Quartet Defeats N.Y.U. in Final League Tourney Round.
- CHRISTMAS PARTY BY CITY.; One Thousand Children Made Happy in 69th Regiment Armory.
- Max Kotlarsky, Pianist, Plays.
- RESERVE BANK POSITION.; Comparison of Yesterday's Items With Those of Other Periods.
- Colgate Wins in Extra Period.
- 17,000,000 HORSES ON FARMS; Dinsmore Says There Are 246,139 Tractors and 134,169 Trucks.
- DISPUTE DON LOUIS AS SPANISH PRINCE; Not Alfonso's Half-Brother, Officials Say, but FormerFiancee Affirms ...
- UNION LABOR CHIEFS AGREE TO REFORM; Twenty-two Leaders Meet Untermyer and Concede NearlyAll of His Demands.
- Stock Dividend Declared.
- DISCUSS PROBLEMS OF VETERANS' BUREAU; Educators and Scientists Confer on Methods of Rehabilitating 100,000 ...
- FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS; London Reserve Ratio Rises-- French Note Circulation Up 241,000,000.
- LATEST DEALINGS IN REALTY FIELD; Apartment House Trading in Manhattan and the Bronx a Market Feature. ...
- The Civil Service.
- Tenement House Trading.
- DEBUTANTES AGAIN IN SOCIAL WHIRL; Miss Louisa M. Sanford Introduced by Mrs. J.T. Low atBall at Colony ...
- New Burglary Insurance Company.
- ITALIAN TRUST CO. LOCAL BRANCH CLOSES; Shuts Its Doors When Parent Bank in Rome Suspends Business.
- FEW PRICE CHANGES IN COTTON MARKET; Trading Quiet, Operators Awaiting Anticipated Improvement After Jan. 1.
- JACKSON DAY BALL PLANS.; Tennessee Society's Dinner Thursday Also in Honor of Cordell Hull.
- COMMODITY PRICES; Sugar Cut to 4.80 Cents by Federal Company, Other Refiners Holding at 4.90.
- BAILIFF GUARDS BURCH AS ALIENISTS TESTIFY; Murder Defendant Stirred When They Call Him 'Little and Insignificant.' ...
- Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
- STORMS CLOUD SKY OF COLLEGIATE A.A.; Debate Includes Princeton Threat to Withdraw and Ire of President ...
- Dyckman Block Front Sold.
- ROSALSKY SCORES PETTING OF FELONS; Wants Indeterminate Sentences, With Release Dependent on Board of ...
- CHANG TO GIVE CHINA NEW CONSTITUTION; Unity Is Possible Under the Right Kind of Government, General Declares.
- SAYS ADVISORY BODY GAVE OWN VIEW ONLY; Chairman Tells Armaments Council His Board Did Not Speakfor Public ...
- FIGHT ON CANAL ZONE RENTS; Jurisdiction of Court Questioned in Hearing at Panama.
- Workmanship Is Disappointing.
- DR. LORENZ RECEIVES N.Y. STATE LICENSE; Surgeon May Now Operate Here --To Examine Seventy-five Cases Today.
- NO O.B.E. FOR ELLEN TERRY; Actress Declines to Receive Rank of Dame Commander.
- MEDICAL HALL FOR YALE.; Corporation Appropriates $1,300,000 From Fund Given by John Sterling.
- SUBURBAN BUYERS.; W.C. Langley Buys Algernon Boyesen Estate at Old Westbury.
- GOVERNOR TO FAVOR WOMAN PARTY AIDS; Will Ask Legislature to Amend Law to Provide Two County Committee ...
- SOCIAL CENTRE 65TH ST.; 1922 Register Puts It in Block Between Fifth and Madison Avs.
- Curb Suspends Steiner for a Year.
- SAYS WIDER CONFERENCE MUST CURB AIRCRAFT; Experts' Report Will Point to Difficulty of Five Powers Making ...
- Grandmother Enters College In Same Class With Two Sons
- FOREIGN EXCHANGE; Lire Weak on Suspension of Prominent Italian Bank-- Sterlirig firm.
- Naval Orders.
- WOMAN BARES FOOT TO SHOW THE JURY; Members, However, Decline to Quit the Box to Look for Callous Spots.
- Boston Brokers Get Year's Sentence.
- MRS. McCORMICK SILENT.; Defers Announcement of Future Plans Pending Property Settlement.
- Special Bureau for Debtors.
- PARIS PRESS BACKS BRIAND'S ATTITUDE; Holds That It Would Be Folly for France to Limit Her Submarine ...
- DENOUNCE FRANCE AS UNFRIENDLY; British Newspapers Can Place No Other Interpretation on Submarine Stand. ...
- TRADE BOARD BACKS ANTI-STRIKE COURT; Drafting Bill to Protect Public Against Tying Up Articles of Necessity. ...
- DREXEL INDICTMENT STANDS; Court Refuses to Dismiss Cases of Four Men in Film Stock Deal.
- HOLD BRITISH CRAFT WITH LIQUOR CARGO; Customs Officers in Boston Investigate Schooner Found inMassachusetts ...
- MAY TAP GOLD RESERVE OF THE REICHSBANK; Divergent Statements in Berlin as to Money Available for Reparation ...
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- Marine Corps Orders.
- BIG VICTORY BOND SALE.; Two $1,000,000 Blocks In Record Transaction in Philadelphia.
- TO MAKE SOFT COAL SURVEY; Unemployment Conference Staff to Study Production Conditions.
- Many Buyers to Be Here.
- GOLFERS WIN ON COAST.; Barnes and Hutchison Are Victors Over Presidio Links.
- WINTER WHEAT CROP'S CONDITION VERY LOW; Planted Acreage, However, Is Little Reduced From Year Ago, and ...
- Obituary 3 -- No Title
- Conference News as Reported to Europe; FRANCE NOW SEEN AS MENACE TO PEACE British Observer Holds She ...
- ROBINS BACK HOME AFTER CUBAN TRIP; Barnstorming Ball Players Report Outing Successful-- Giants Release Sallee.
- GROSS RAIL EARNINGS LOWER IN NOVEMBER; Decrease Compared With 1920 Estimated of 22.5 Per Cent.
- COLUMBIA RETAINS ITS TITLE AT CHESS; Morningside Heights Team Beats Harvard in Third Match and Settles Issue.
- Tennis Champions of Britain May Wait Out or Play Through
- Benefit at Mrs. H.W. Taft's Jan. 12
- HAILS ARMAMENT RELIEF.; Boston Chamber of Commerce Sends Message to Harding.
- CHITA AND JAPAN TELL TWO STORIES; What Latter Seeks in Siberia and Conditions of Withdrawal Are Left ...
- SOVIET AGENT COMING HERE; Will Check Up Purchases of $10, 000,000 Famine Supplies.
- FINED FOR FALSE "AD."; Say Women's Apparel Dealer Sold Fake Marvella Cloaks.
- ROME BANK CLOSED; BRANCH HERE STOPS; Failure to Raise 200,000,000 Lire Causes Big Italian In- stitution ...
- HEIRESS TO $2,500,000 ATTACKS GUARDIANS; Mrs. Robert B. Honeyman Jr. Objects to Handling of HerSister's ...
- GOV. SMALL FACES ONE CHARGE ONLY; Court and State Throw Out Embezzlement and Confidence Game Indictments. ...
- JULIUS ROSENWALD PLEDGES $20,000,000 FOR SEARS-ROEBUCK; President of Company Takes Over Its Real Estate ...
- " Broadbills " on Great South Bay.; Colombia's Possibilities.
- FORD ANSWERS McSWEENEY.; Says His Statements Are Personal and Do Not Represent Commission.
- Rand Mines American Dividend.
- FEDERAL RESERVE REVIEWS THE YEAR; Reduction of Nearly a Billion in Note Circulation Since Dec. 20, 1920. ...
- "Mefistofele" Sung Again.
- BIDS ON DUTCH LOAN REPORTED REJECTED; Offers From New York Groups for $40,000,000 Issue Said to Be Unsatisfactory. ...
- SUES GROVER C. BERGDOLL.; Gibboney Estate Claims $21,319 Is Still Due for Counsel Fees.
- DODD, MEAD & CO. MERGER.; Publishers Acquire American Interests of the John Lane Co., London.
- FINANCIAL MARKETS; Reaction in Stocks--Sterling Exchange Higher--Reserve Ratio Rises.
- WILL WORK FOR HOME RULE; State Democrats Will Also Seek Return to Direct Nominations.
- EXCHANGE SEATS CHEAPER.; Price Fails $2,000, With Transfer at $90,000.
- BRUSSEL IS AGAIN NATIONAL CHAMPION; Successfully Defends Class C Balkline Billiard Title by Defeating Johann.
- NO MORE LICENSES, BOXING ULTIMATUM; State Board Takes Drastic Ac- tion Against Additional Clubs at Meeting. ...
- TWO CLERKS SLAIN, SAVE BANK FUNDS IN FOILED HOLD-UP; Employes Die at Door of Vault in Noon-Hour Raid ...
- Wilson Receives Offer for Bouts in France; May Accept
- MEDIATION SUGGESTED IN SHANTUNG DEADLOCK; Hanihara Explains Refusal to Take Up Twenty-one Demands at ...
- Zionist Centre Buys Home.
- LAWYER FACES BAR BLACKMAIL INQUIRY; Court Submits Papers Involving an Unnamed Attorney to Grievance Committee.
- Jewelry Outlook Is Good.
- PLAN TO GET HAYWOOD FINE; Chicago Authorities Move to Collect $10,000 From His Wife's Estate.
- Killinger, Penn State Star, To Coach Dickinson Eleven
- Garage for Mulberry Street.
- PATIENT LAUDS DR. LORENZ.; Hip He Treated Better Than the Other One, Says Former Miss Armour.
- DUTCH LOAN BILL PASSED.; Parliament Approves Plan to Raise $100,000,000 in United States.
- LANG IS DEFEATED IN STRAIGHT SETS; Columbia Tennis Star Yields to Aydelotte of Princeton in Junior Title Play.
- WOULD FINISH STADIUM.; A.A.U. to Ask City for Money for Pelham Park Playground.
- STRETCH DUEL WON BY BLARNEY STONE; Three-Year-Old Gelding Outgames Rapid Traveler inNew Orleans Feature.
- HARDING AS ARBITER, PROPOSED BY PERU; Lima Government Urges That He Be Asked to Act on TacnaArica Dispute.
- SAYS LORENZ FAILED IN ARMOUR CASE; His Most Widely Heralded 'Cure' Was Not a Cure, Medical Organ Asserts. ...
- Dr. Vincent to Speak on Far East.
- Army Orders and Assignments.
- American Delegates Averse to New Conference, Doubting Its Use in View of France's Attitude
- R.G. DUN ASKS INJUNCTION.; Accuses Credit Guide Company of Taking Its Material.
- ADMITS PELLETIER STOPPED COTE SUIT; His Counsel, Senator Reed, Says Action, Caused by Lovers' Quarrel, ...
- TO CARRY PORT FIGHT TO THE LEGISLATURE; Legislative Leaders Expect Defeat of Hylan's Scheme fora Municipal ...
- AUTO OUTLOOK IMPROVES.; Better Conditions Anticipated Next Year by Trade Journal.
- RESTAURANTS FOR INQUIRY.; They Claim There Is Combination to Keep Up Prices to Them.
- Gray Goods Sales More Active.
- WASHINGTON TURNS ITS EYES TO CANNES; Expects to See There What France Really Wants When She Talks About ...
- 110 KILLED IN BELFAST IN 1921.; Official Report Puts Number Injured in Disorders at 540.
- Imperial Oil Dividends.
- 2 RAILROADS INSURE ALL THEIR EMPLOYES; Erie and Delaware & Hudson Make New Year's Gift to Their Forces.
- INSANITY IS DEFENSE IN JEWELER MURDER; Man Accused of Killing Not Aware Church Members Plan Fund in ...
- TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; Heavy Selling of Specialities.
- 3 MORE DIE, 9 IN ALL, OF BOOTLEG POISON; RUM FLOOD LOOSED; Forged Permits Rife--Withdrawals for 30,000 ...
- ROBBERS PUT OUT LIGHTS.; Victim With Fractured Skull Hit Near Darkened Arc Lamp.
- HOME NOT THE SAME AFTER GIRL GOT JOB; Father Says Daughter Tried to Oust Him as Family Head-- Mother ...
- ADVERTISE FOR TUBE BIDS.; Ground Will Be Broken for Vehicular Tunnel on March 3.
- PAPER MILL ENLARGED.; Wisconsin Plant, Running Night and Day, Increases Force.
- CINCINNATI BEATS YALE.; Ohioans Win Basketball Game in Extra Period, 28 to 24.
- Envoy South Received at Panama.
- TELEPHONE OFFICIAL OPPOSES SLOT PLAN; Vice President McCulloh Calls Untermyer's Suggestion "Impracticable ...
- UNITED CIGARS WONT ISSUE MORE STOCK; Minority Shareholders Obtain Injunction Against Approval of $5,000,000 ...
- EXPERT ON RUSSIA CALLED TO CANNES; Lloyd George's Action Held to Show Trade With Soviet Will Be Discussed.
- LINDENFELD RECANTS, FIGHTS RETURN HERE; Engages Counsel and Tells Warsaw Police He Prefers to FaceCharges ...
- HIRSHFIELD TO SET OUR HISTORY RIGHT; Finds Glaring Errors in School Books and Plans to Write an American ...
- MORE GERMAN INFLATION.; Increase of 4,500,000,000 Marks Paper Money in a Week.
- Publishers to Build in Bloomfield.
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- Hughes Confers With Harding.
- TOKUGAWA IS GOING HOME.; Will Sail From San Francisco on Jan. 13.
- PRINCETON'S SHOW HAILED AS ITS BEST; Triangle Club Gives "Espanola" at the Astor at End of 3,000-Mile ...
- Stock Exchange Listings.
- FEDERAL FORECAST DEPRESSES WHEAT; Quick Drop in Prices at Chicago When Condition and Acreage Report Gets Out.
- I.R.T. MEETING POSTPONED; Hedley Expects Company to Pass First of the Year Safely.
- SOLDIERS' CHECKS STOLEN; But Loan Fund Advances Veterans $13,000 for Christmas.
- CAN STOP RIVER FREEZING; Canadian Engineer Tells Scientific Body Heat Can Be Supplied.
- STRIKES SPREADING ON GERMAN RAILWAYS; Workers Demand Advance on January Wages to Meet Rising Cost of Living.
- Club Buys Dwelling.
- Walker and Griffiths Matched.
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- COMMERCIAL LEASES.; Big Garage Near Sutton Place Colony Leased for $400,000.
- NEW CANADIAN GOVERNMENT; Mackenzie King Takes Oath as Premier and Announces Cabinet.
- IGNORES INJUNCTION, JAILED; Milk Driver Is Sentenced to Three Months' Term for Violence.
- FIND HUMAN ERRORS ALONE WRECKED TRAINS; I.C.C. and Pennsylvania Authorities Say Safety Devices WereNullified ...
- "Popular" Hat Output Gains.
- TORONTO WINS AT HOCKEY.; Quaker City Team Beaten by Champions, 10 to 5.
- GANDHI EXTENDS SWAY OVER INDIANS; Nationalists Make Him Sole Executive Authority and AdoptHis Non-Violence ...
- SAVES NEIGHBORS AT FIRE.; Policeman Rescues His Own, Then Others In Sixth Avenue House.
- MRS. STILLMAN GOES TO CANADIAN WILDS; Will Camp in North Woods While She Interviews Witnesses in Husband's ...
- PRODUCERS ASK FOR DUTY ON CRUDE OIL; But Americans Operating in Mexico Tell Senators Tariff Protection ...
- AMERICAN'S DAUGHTER REAL RULER OF YAP; Mrs. Alfred J. Scott Lives in Island's Biggest House and Owns ...
- ECONOMIC PARLEY STARTS WORK TODAY; British and French Experts to Be Joined in Paris by Belgians and ...
- Fred Fulton Arrives Here; Seeks Bout With Dempsey
- FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS.; Various Shares Advance at London --Paris Firm.
- CHRISTMAS ROBBERS GET $100,000 FURS; Eight Men Arrested in Theft of $15,000 Worth of Goods in 46th Street. ...
- MATERIAL WITNESS STATUTE RULED VOID; Justice Benedict Releases Three Persons Jailed to Insure Their ...
- CHAPMAN AND PARSON WIN.; Beat Shannon and Fearey Respectively on Pinehurst, Links.
- K. OF C. HISTORIANS RESENT IRISH BIAS; Commission Firmly Opposed to Propaganda, Says Maurice Francis ...
- 'HARTAL' A FAILURE, OFFICIALS REPORT; Calcutta Shows Great Interest in the Prince--650 Arrests for Disorders.
- Mexican Eagle Oil Report.
- STEEL TRADE FACES 1922 CONFIDENTLY; Journals See Cheerrul Sign in Continued Activity in Construction. ...
- PANTHERS WIN ON COURT.; Pittsburgh Defeats Dartmouth In Basketball Game, 43-29.
- HONORS FOR DR. H.B. CROSS; Tributes to Martyr Scientist Paid at Funeral Services in Vera Cruz.
- Bomb Is Thrown in Belfast.
- ACCUSES ADMINISTRATORS.; Witness Says They Sought Control of Stewart Properties.
- SHANK GIVES JOB TO WIFE.; She, a Democrat, Reluctantly Takes It From Republican Mayor.
- NEW INCORPORATIONS; New York Charters.
- WINNER MAY MEET WILLS.; Chance at Bout With New Orleans Giant Dangled Before Boxers.
- EXPECTS TO PAY INTEREST.; I.R.T. Said to Have $4,000,000 Due on Bonds Jan. 1.
- BOMB SCARE IN CONSULATE.; Detective Gegan Finds Polish Notes Instead of Explosives in Mail.
- Morris Gains Lead in Tourney.
- GUARD BILLS FROM GERMS.; Transparent Wax-Paper Envelopes Used in Chicago.
- The Movement of Freight.
- SHANNON AND PARSON TIE.; Lead Qualifying Field in Midwinter Golf Tourney at Pinehurst.
- Obituary 5 -- No Title
- GOOD COOKING WINS $60,000; Philadelphian Wills Money and Auto to His Housekeeper.
- ABANDONS DARWIN ON ORIGIN OF SPECIES; English Biologist Says Science of Today Is Not Able to Offer Any ...
- HIPPO VAUGHN A SEMI-PRO; Cubs' Former Twirler Will Pitch for Beloit Nine.
- NEW AUSTRALIAN CABINET.; Reconstructed Under Hughes as Premier and Foreign Minister.
- SPEEDING GRAIN TO RUSSIA.; New Relief Expected to Begin Soon After New Year.
- Burns Brothers Stock Listed.
- Co-operative League Buys Home
- Alabama's Anti-Betting Law Void; Racing May Be Revived
- BECKER IS SKATING STAR.; Wins Half and One Mile Races for Members at Tremont Rink.
- SAYS DANGERS FACE COLLEGE ATHLETICS; Dr. Meylan Urges Upon Physical Educators What He Considers Needed ...
- FOOTBALL IS PROFITABLE.; Receipts of California Games on Gridiron Total $151,954.
- URGES SINGLE DIVORCE LAW; Bishop of South Carolina Declares In Favor of Edmonds Bill.
- FINAL CROP REPORT LIFTS GRAIN PRICES; Chicago Figures That Only 30,000,000 Bushels of Wheat May Be Left ...
- Doctor's Will Ignores Family.
- SAME OLD STANDARD METER; French Academy of Science Denies That Its Length Has Changed.
- INDIAN CONGRESS REGRETS VIOLENCE; Votes Overwhelmingly to Stand by Gandhi Program of NonCo-operation.
- DEFAULT FORESEEN IN STEINWAY BONDS; Committee Formed to Protect Interests of Security Holders in Interborough ...
- ARMED MEN HOLD UP BROADWAY AUTOMAT; Three Rob Cashier at Forty-first Street and Escape in Taxicab. MISS ...
- CHARGES TORTURE IN SANTO DOMINGO; Former U.S. Minister Knowles Says McCormick's Report Was Contrary ...
- SYNDICATE OFFERS $3,800,000 BONDS; San Antonio Public Service Co. Issue, Non-Callable for Ten Years, ...
- Text of Regulations Proposed by Elihu Root To Govern Use of Submarines in Time of War
- Late Spring Business Expected.
- MATCH ENDS IN TIE.; Teams Skipped by Douglas and Fox Deadlocked at 8-All.
- Lindabury Asks to Keep Offices.
- MURAY IS WINNER IN SABRE TOURNEY; Washington Square Fencer Gets Honors in Individual Prep Event at N.Y.A.C.
- ITALY WILL AID RUSSIANS; Will Establish 18 Food and Medical Depots in Famine Area.
- 'Killinger Is Another Frisch,' Hugo Bezdek Tells Yankees
- CLARK IS ELIMINATED.; Loses to Harmon in State Pocket Billiard Title Tourney.
- KREISLER ON VIENNA'S WOE.; Violinist Says 500,000 Are Starving While 50,000 Are in Luxury.
- TENNIS FORM TELLS TALE IN TITLE PLAY; Favorites Survive in National Indoor Junior Tourney, but Matches ...
- Buys Kenmare Street Corner.
- JOBLESS AS WATCHMEN.; Philadelphia Mayor Would Hire 4,000 Unemployed to Patrol Streets.
- MARRYING FOR PASSPORTS.; Swiss Business Woman Has Thus Acquired Seven Ex-Husbands.
- EFFECTIVE 5% TARIFF FOR CHINA IS FAVORED; Adoption of Compromise Plan Looking to Eventual 12 % Levy ...
- Investor Buys the Gainsborough.
- VICE PRESIDENT IS HOST TO THE SENATE PAGES; Twenty-three Boys Enjoy a Christmas Dinner Punctuated byLaudatory ...
- CHURCHMEN TO AID CONFESSED SLAYER; Worcester Pastor Confirms Report That Fund Will Be Raisedto Defend ...
- SIR JOHN HARE, NOTED ACTOR, DIES; His Long Career on London Sage as Player-Manager Ends in His 78th Year.
- ACQUIT 33 PER CENT. OF ALLEGED ROBBERS; Few First Degree Convictions This Year--72 More Indictments ...
- Private House Buyers.
- DEBUTANTES HAVE DAY OF FESTIVITIES; Miss Margaret C. McMillin Introduced at Reception at HerMother's ...
- REDS FORCE HER TO EAT.; Spiridonova Ill in Moscow Hospital From Hunger Strike.
- M.E. Forbes Heads Pierce Arrow.
- ADMITTED TO TRADING.; Oil, Gold and Railroad Securities Listed on Stock Exchange.
- East Side Tenement Sold.
- FRENCH DEPUTIES URGE STRONG STAND ON NAVY; Committee Demands Fleet to Assure the Defense of Coasts,Colonies ...
- WOULD SAVE PARKS FROM GARAGE PLAN; Suggestion of Dr. Harriss to House 34,000 Cars Underground Called ...
- WATERLOO TO LOSE NAME.; Famous Battle Sites on Field Also to Have New Names.
- Gray Goods More Active.
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- THRONG OF 50,000 WELCOME DEBS HOME; Red Fire, Bands and Cheers Greet Socialist Leader in Terre Haute. ...
- STARVING EAT DEAD, SOVIET IS TOLD; Children Left on Steppes to Die and Others Killed by Their Mothers.
- VESTRYMAN BLAMES RECTOR HOUGHTON; Says He Forced His Own Ticket Through at Congregational Meeting. NO ...
- GIFTS FOR NEEDIEST NOW TOTAL $118,682; Marshall Field Contributes $1,000 to Fund for New York's Distressed. ...
- RUM POISONS DRY AGENTS.; But San Francisco Enforcement Officers Recover From "Evidence."
- BRITISH PACIFIST ROUSED; Nevinson Emphatic About Building Against the French.
- Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
- NEWSPRINT MAKERS ATTACK PUBLISHERS; Colonel Haskell Asserts Then "Clamor" Led Congress to Remove Tariff ...
- X-RAY PLATES USED IN MISS FRYE'S SUIT; Doctors Differ in Case of Woman Who Alleges She Is Permanently ...
- U.S. Mortgage and Trust Dividend.
- FOREIGN EXCHANGE.; Tone Easier, Rates Lower--Early Heaviness Succeeded by Some Recovery and Strength.
- CALLS DEBT CHIEF PROBLEM; Prof. Seligman Says Arms Limitation and Budget Are Not Cures.
- FARM CROPS IN 1921 YIELD $5,675 877,000; This Is $3,400,000,000 Less Than 1920 and $8,000,000,000 Less ...
- SCORES ARE TRAPPED IN TENEMENT FIRE; Eighteen Families Shut Off From Stairs Are Rescued by Harlem Firemen ...
- Looking for Novelties.
- TORONTO SKATERS DEFEAT ST. NICKS; Hockey Champions Beat New Yorkers in Interesting Match by Score of 5 to 3.
- Obituary 3 -- No Title
- Gives $26,000 Bonus to Employes.
- Obituary 6 -- No Title
- Lackawanna Meeting Today.
- Allows Two Roads to Issue Bonds.
- "THE MESSIAH" SUNG.; Albert Stoessel Wins Plaudits as Oratorio Society's Conductor.
- Lithuania Rejects League Plan For Settlement of Vilna Snarl
- ONE STORE TAKES 31 BAD NOTES IN A DAY; 20 Twos Made Tens and 11 Fives Made Twenties Accepted by L. Bamberger ...
- MRS. H.F. M'CORMICK OBTAINS DIVORCE IN FIFTY MINUTES; John D. Rockefeller's Daughter Gains Decree for ...
- DECLARES WOMAN BORN LAWBREAKER; W.L. George Agrees With H.G. Wells That Super-Chaperon Is Not Mrs. but ...
- CHICAGO PORT SETS RECORD; Clears 3,000 Ships With Tonnage of 5,821,581 in Season.
- Text of Conference Debate on Submarines, Auxiliaries and Gun Calibre
- President Giving Up Vacation Trip.
- COTTON ADVANCES, BUT HAS REACTION; January and March Rise Above 19 Cents, but Demand Fails to Continue.
- REPUBLICAN RECORD ASSAILED BY HULL; New Democratic Chairman Declares National Election WasWon by 'Reckless ...
- SALARY IS INCREASED.; Dan O'Neil, President of Eastern League, to Get $6,000 a Year.
- BUILDERS EXTEND WAGE AGREEMENT; Will Pay Present Scole Until Jan. 31, but Insist on Their Own Arbitration ...
- NEWTON TO HELP PRICE WAR; State Legal Department Will Cooperate With Daugherty.
- Czar's Admiral Who Backed Lincoln Is Now a Refugee, Receiving Our Aid
- FRENCH FORGER RUN DOWN.; Police Arrest Man Who Swindled American Bank After 2 Years' Hunt.
- Stanford Coach Says W. and J. Will Meet Its Master Monday
- COMMODITY PRICES.; Sugar Cut to 4.90 Cents, Lowest Since Pre-War Period.
- Dinner for Dr. van Karnebeek.
- AIDS ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL.; Little of $500,000 Cole Estate Goes to Relatives.
- Figures From Behind the Scenes.
- BOY CRIPPLE KILLS HIMSELF; Hangs Himself in Bathroom on Eve of Visit to Dr. Lorenz.
- New Low Price for Sugar.
- TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; Pools Continue Active.
- Naval Orders.
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- BOARD OF ESTIMATE BACKS CITY TUNNELS; Proposes Amendments to Smith Law Providing More Than One Narrows ...
- WIDE RECONSTRUCTION PLANS ARE FORECAST; British Business Men to Lay Proposals Before Allied Expertsin Paris.
- MGR. HENRY A. BRANN DIES IN 84TH YEAR; Rector of St. Agnes Had Served in New York Diocese for More Than ...
- FLEET STALLION IS SOLD.; Signal Peter, With Mares and Foals, Bought by Cooper.
- WANTS SLOT PHONE FOR USE IN HOMES; Untermyer Says System Would Save Millions of Dollars to a Users. ...
- 100 TRAPPED AT FIRE BY SMOKE AND FUMES; Two Men Operate Elevators Past Flaming Loft and Rescue All Hands.
- Deaths From Tuberculosis Reduced 10,000 This Year
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- Bob Martin Injured When His Automobile Overturns
- BROKE GLASS, GOT 40 YEARS; Ontario Magistrate Gives Long Term to Window Smasher.
- OPENS GREAT POWER PLANT; Ontario Premier Starts Chippewa Queenstown Generator at Niagara.
- Marriage Announcement 3 -- No Title
- One Steel Mill at Capacity.
- SYRACUSE RALLIES TO BEAT COLUMBIA; Orange Quintet Comes From Behind to Win When Blue and White Weakens--Score, ...
- EGYPT IS QUIETER; TALK OF A BOYCOTT; Stringent Measures Are Having Their Effect--Workers Back at Official ...
- WORLD'S GREETINGS REACH WILSON AT 65; One Thousand Messages From All Lands Received by Ex- President ...
- SLEUTHS SEEK TRAIL OF RETAIL GOUGERS; Federal Agents Begin the Work of Getting Evidence for Prosecutions.
- Urban Shocker Fractures Wrist.
- PROVIDENCE SEEKS CLUB.; Harry Davis Admits He Is Advising Prospective Purchasers.
- SEE GRUDGE IN MURDER; Brooklyn Insurance Man Was Not Robbed, as at First Supposed.
- Big Trade at Christmas Is Laid to Prohibition
- TO TRY FOR ICE MARK.; McLean Will Attempt to Break Skating Record In 440-Yard Dash.
- LEONARD MAY BOX BRITTON IN ARMORY; Reported They Will Meet in Welterweight Title Bout at 22d Regt. on Feb. 13.
- BRONX ACTIVITY.; Investor Acquires Two Apartment Houses on Southern Boulevard.
- CALLS CITY FINANCES MERE BOOKKEEPING; Expert Tells Estimate Board How to Juggle Funds to Meet Budget ...
- Commercial Leases.
- THE OPERA; Miss Bori and Chamlee in "Boheme."
- SENATORS DIFFER ON TREATY OUTLOOK; New Declares That Not More Than Three Republicans Will Oppose Ratification. ...
- SECESSIONISTS WIN RIGHT TO PIER WORK; Longshoremen's Association Is Enjoined From Interfering With Rival ...
- DECLARES BURCH INSANE.; Lunacy Commissioner Testifies for Alleged Slayer of Kennedy.
- Foreign Prices Are Higher.
- Pawtucket Weavers Refuse Wage Cut.
- TO BEGIN 18.1 MATCH TODAY; Cochran and Horemans Will Cross Cues at Daly's.
- PRINCE OPENS INDIA'S VICTORIAL MEMORIAL; Also Views Gorgeous Pageant Attended by Large Crowds at Calcutta.
- SIX BIG RESALES BY REALTY OPERATOR; Frederick Brown Sells the Riv ercrest Apartment Houseto an Investor.OPERATORS ...
- RULING ON ANACONDA.; Stock Exchange Securities Committee Passes on Ex-Rights Sales.
- Tenants Buy Building.
- 35 FAIL OF PROMOTION.; Police Sergeants Seeking Lieutenancies Found Ineligible.
- Barred From Home, Shoots Himself.
- CITY ENGINEERS BACK NARROWS TUNNEL PLAN; Board of Estimate's Special Committee Compares Two Conflicting ...
- LA MONT AGNES LOSE $30,000 IN WHISKY; 25 Masked Bandits Raid Kentucky Warehouse of FamousPolo Player's Firm.
- Estate Sells Old Buildings.
- INVESTIGATE MEAT PRICES.; Government Agents Seek Group Responsible for Costs to the Public.
- Contributions for the Neediest Cases, $3,829.13 for Day; $118,682.70 Total
- To Pay Cuba Cane Debentures.
- MRS. STILLMAN SAYS SHE HAS NO GRUDGE; Bears Only the "Kindliest Feelings" for Banker, Who Attacked Paternity ...
- "NATIONAL THRIFT DAY."; Thus Already Is Franklin's Birthday Recognized.
- White Sales Opening Well.
- WITTENBERG BEATS YALE.; Western Basketball Team Scores 30 to 12 Victory Over Elis.
- COCHRAN BEATS HOREMANS.; Wins 18.2 Balkline Billiard Exhibition by 1,200 to 1,095.
- DELEGATES START FOR CANNES PARLEY; London Fears Anglo-French Agreement Will Be Reached With Difficulty, ...
- PLUNKETT CERTAIN IRISH WILL RATIFY; Sir Horace Arrives on Olympic, Optimistic Over Political Outlook. ...
- SING SING LOSES TIGHE.; Detective Convicted as Blackjacker Sent to Great Meadow.
- $1,633,000 IN LOANS.; Placed on Various Properties In Manhattan and the Bronx.
- TWO ARMY AVIATION LIEUTENANTS KILLED; Samuel H. Davis and William G. Sinclair Are Burned After Fall ...
- MILLER HEARS MACARTHUR.; Governor Reserves Decision on Extradition to New Jersey.
- FINANCIAL MARKETS.; Advance in Stocks, Unusual Number of Separate Issues Dealt In.
- PREMIER SAYS IRISH GOT BRITAIN'S LIMIT; TREATY MUST STAND; Lloyd George Declares That Even Alteration ...
- FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS.; Firmness at Paris--London Trading Quiet.
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- MALLORY WILL IS FILED.; Widow Receives $200,000 and Three Children $50,000 Each.
- NOTES TO CLEAR UP FOUR-POWER TREATY; Diplomatic Exchanges Between Washington and Tokio Will Serve as ...
- FEED BIRDS AND SQUIRRELS; Brooklyn Children Learn to Respect Dumb Animals in Prospect Park.
- Auction Results.
- Army Orders and Assignments.
- WOMAN KILLED BY AUTO.; Second Unidentified Victim Has Fractured Skull.
- TELLS OF THREATS MADE BY PELLETIER; Attorney Testifies That Boston District Attorney Induced Maine Girl ...
- HUGHES WOULD LIMIT AIRCRAFT CARRIERS; Proposes a Ratio Based on That for Capital Ships--Decision Goes Over.
- BRITISH SATISFIED WITH PRINCE'S TOUR; After Patna and Calcutta Receptions It Is Believed HeIs Winning ...
- M.I.T. CHESS TEAM LEADS.; Tops Field in Intercollegiate League --Phillips Is President.
- MANY JOBLESS IN CHICAGO.; Situation There Twice as Bad as in New York During Year.
- BUYING FOR OCCUPANCY.; A Number of Deals on Lower West Side by W.A. White & Sons.
- Values More Attractive.
- FRANCE CRITICISED BY LONDON PRESS; The Daily Chronicle Likens Her Stand to That of Germany's at The ...
- MARVIN MAY SHOWS SPEED IN HANDICAP; Runs Fastest Six Furlongs of New Orleans Meeting, Winning the Ponchatoula.JOCKEY ...
- Obituary 4 -- No Title
- Brooklyn Edison Increase in Capital.
- PARK PRIVILEGES HIGHER.; Sale of Small Concessions Shows 1,200 Per Cent. Increase.
- MEETING OF N.C.A.A. TODAY; Executive Board of Collegiate Body Holds Session.
- ALFONSO'S BROTHER HIT BY AUTO HERE; Don Louis, Believed to Be Son of Late Spanish King, Conceals Real ...
- GREENS FEES ADVANCED.; Charges for Use of Municipal Links Raised to $10 Per Annum.
- MORE SOUTHERN GOLF.; Schedules to Be Rearranged to Include Additional States.
- ANOTHER ICE TRIAL IS WON BY CYPRESS; George Washington High Skater Adds to Victories in P.S. A.L. Elimination ...
- 170 ASK RECEIVER FOR KU KLUX KLAN; Deposed Grand Goblins and Others Get Court Order Tying Up Society's ...
- UNION PACIFIC NET DROPS IN NOVEMBER; Operating Income $2,566,234, a Decrease of $1,400,764 From November, ...
- Movement in Piece Goods.
- New Ruling on United Stocks.
- ARGENTINE LOAN HANGS FIRE; New York Bankers' Desire for Congressional Approval the Cause.
- LANDIS TO CONSIDER PLAN.; Commissioner Will Study Draft Scheme of Tearney.
- TRAIL OF POISON GIN LEADS TO STEAMSHIP; Youth Arrested Accused of Selling Wood Alcohol Which KilledFour ...
- New Company Buys Lumber Yard.
- SHOW DE GWOZDECKI WORK.; Polish Artist's Paintings on View at the Decorators Club.
- TO SELL CUBAN SUGAR CROP; Corporation Now Forming Will Finance Handling of 500,000 Tons.
- ASK 'DRY' LAW AMENDMENT.; Chicago City Council Votes for 'Wholesome Beer and Light Wines.'
- FIVE GREAT DEEDS CREDITED TO WILSON; Any One Assures His Right to Fame, Hamilton Holt Tells Members ...
- Eggs and Butter Down In Chicago.
- The Civil Service.
- WAR PLANTS FOR PEACE USE; General Nollet to Direct Conversion of the Deutsche Werke.
- JUSSERAND DEFENDS SUBMARINE STAND; French Ambassador Says His Country's Naval Situation Is Misunderstood.
- NEALE GIVES TEAM DRILL ABOARD TRAIN; W. and J. Coach Holds Rehearsal of Plays as Gridiron MenSpeed Toward ...
- OPEN DIPLOMACY A LA WASHINGTON; Press Could Ask for No Better Communiques, Barring Indirect Discourse.BALFOUR ...
- FEWER CARS LOADED IN WEEK OF DEC. 17; Railway Association Reports 727,003, Against 742,926 in the Previous ...
- Buying in the Suburbs.
- INDUSTRIAL COURT BILL STIRS LABOR; BUILDERS FOR PEACE; Union Leaders Here to Combat Albany Legislation ...
- Alice Brady in "Drifting" Monday
- MARIE NOVELLO ARRIVES.; English Pianist and Chicago Opera Singers Here on the Olympic.
- Fair Garment Orders Received.
- COLUMBIA FORGES AHEAD IN TOURNEY; Defeats Princeton and Adds to Chess Lead in Annual FourCollege Event.
- ARRIVES TO OPEN GERMAN EMBASSY; Karl Lang, New Charge d'Affaires' to Be Consul General Here When Chief ...
- The Brooklyn Market.
- Mobile Electric Dividends.
- TO PUT TARIFF ON HIDES.; McCumber So Intimates to Shoe Men Before Senate Committee.
- JAPAN SUPREME IN EAST SIBERIA; Russian Laws Said to Be Ignored and Sakhalin RussiansClassed as "Foreigners."AIMS ...
- Gray Goods Very Quiet.
- HUSBAND'S ARREST ORDERED; Tire Company Official Charged With Failure to Pay Alimony.
- FOREIGN EXCHANGE.; Despite London Holiday, Market Strong, With Most Rates Higher--Canadian Features.
- TO ASK $225,000,000 FOR STATEN ISLAND TUNNEL AND BRIDGE; City Plans a Narrows Tube and Rail Line Across ...
- Trade Journal Buys Corner.
- FULTON HEADED EAST.; Reported Coming Here to Discuss Dempsey Match With Rickard.
- $75,000 POLO GROUNDS SUIT; Father Alleges Daughter Was Injured in Bleachers Fall.
- HITS HARDING AND WILSON.; Editor of The Call Says They Violated Oath in Jailing Debs.
- RENEW McCORMICK REPORTS; Chicago Opera Artists Again Hear Divorce Will Be Sought.
- RISE IN EXCHANGES AIDING BOND SALES; Foreign Securities Payable in More Than One Currency Fruitful of ...
- Broker Sierck Found Incompetent.
- Western Golfers to Attack Rules at Annual Meeting
- Coalition Cabinet in Jugoslavia.
- MOORS MAY FREE CAPTIVES.; Private System of Ransoms Releases Some Spaniards.
- PORT AUTHORITY REPORT IS READY; Full Plan Will Be Sent to Governors and Legislatures byNext Monday.MAPS ...
- TEARNEY HAS DRAFT PLAN.; Head of Two Minor Leagues Tells Judge Landis His Idea.
- Reserve Corps Orders.
- WOULD CHANGE LAW TO PREVENT BIGAMY; Judge Talley Proposes Amendment in Suspending Sentence on Man With ...
- RECEIVERS' FEES APPROVED.; Final Accounting Made in U.S. Mall Steamship Bankruptcy.
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- RAILWAY EARNINGS REACH $561,665,221; Income of Class 1 Roads in 1921 $584,000,000 Better Than in 1920. ...
- RUSSIANS SACRIFICE PAINTINGS TO BUY FOOD; Masterpieces Reported Going at Low Prices--Work Offered Here ...
- Arrivals From Havre.
- Lila Dale Russell Found in Hospital.
- BELGIAN HEIR-APPARENT ENGAGED TO YOLANDA; So Says a Brussels Rumor, Unconfirmed at Italian and Belgian Courts.
- URGES DEBT CANCELLATION; Justice Clarke Sees Both Fairness and Business in Move.
- Suit Outlook Better.
- Gen. Bullard In Surrogates' Court.
- SNOW QUICKLY REMOVED.; Commissioner Taylor Was Ready With 14,000 Men if Necessary.
- ATTEMPTS SUICIDE IN PARK.; Man Ill and Out of Work Shoots Himself in the Abdomen.
- AMERICAN ICE CO. PROFITS.; Report for 1921 Shows New High Record for Net Earnings.
- FOREIGN ARMY MEN LEAVING; French Stand Is Taken to Block Limiting of Land Forces.
- Boston Bank Statements Compared.
- Stock Exchange Listings.
- Justice Ford Buys Estate.
- LA FOLLETTE FIGHTS RAILRATE GUARANTY; Senator Asserts "Special Interests" Made Compact at Washington ...
- Ostrich Plumes Are Back.
- TO PRESS BUDGET ATTACK.; Realty Association to Urge Contempt Charge and Fight Appeal.
- 3,261 Philadelphia Autos Stolen.
- PROPOSES LICENSING TO CURB BAIL EVILS; McAdoo Also Wants $25,000 to $50,000 to Be Bond in Crimes of ...
- M.I.T. WINS AT CHESS.; Defeats C.C.N.Y., 3 to 1, and Takes Long Lead in College Tourney
- Harding Won't Call Economic Meeting; Looks to Europe to Lead on That Problem
- SENATE PAGES DINE TODAY.; Young Guests of Coolidge Prepare Program of Speeches.
- LANG WINS TWICE AT INDOOR TENNIS; Defeats Kuhn and Rosenblum in Opening Rounds of Junior National Tournament.
- TWO WOMEN HURT AT FIRE.; One Breaks Back In Fall, the Other Is Overcome by Smoke.
- HERBERT SCHMIDT PLAYS.; Displays a Crisp, Clean-Cut Style at His Debut in Aeolian Hall.
- The Bronx Market.
- WEST INDIES NOT FOR SALE.; British Official Says Transfer to Us Hasn't Been Considered.
- Ruling on Corn Exchange Stock.
- FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS.; London Closed--Prices Improve at Paris.
- GRIFFIN OVERCOMES LEAD.; Comes From Rear to Win Angle Cue Match From Letzter.
- TO VISIT ROOSEVELT GRAVE.; Committee Arranging for Second Pilgrimage to Oyster Bay Jan. 6.
- Marriage Announcement 3 -- No Title
- DEDICATE RICH TOMB OF BISHOP POTTER; Relatives of Cathedral Founder, Trustees and Other Dignitaries ...
- Charge Sales Again Dominate.
- CATALINA'S GREEN SHEEP.; California Chronicler Says Their Wool Grows a Crop of Grass.
- FOREIGN TRADE CUT MORE IN NOVEMBER; Monthly Exports and Imports Smaller by $120,000,000 Than Those of ...
- GAS METER SERVICE CHARGE IS UPHELD; Appellate Division of Brooklyn Denies Appeal of Consumers Who Sought ...
- KAISER'S 'DESERTION' NOW DISCUSSED; Letter to Hindenburg Brings Out His Unpopularity Even With Monarchists.
- FUND FOR NEEDIEST REACHES $114,843.57; Now About $4,000 Greater Than the Former Highest Total, Contributed ...
- GERMANY MAY PAY DEBT INSTALMENTS; Berlin Government Envoys to Be Heard by Reparations Board Tomorrow.
- RAILROADS REDUCE DEATHS.; Fewer Persons Killed In 1920 Than in Any Other Year Since 1898.
- OHIO STATE BEATS YALE.; Outclasses Eli Basketball Team at Columbus and Wins, 33 to 15.
- HERE TO DEFEND SLAYER.; Attorney From Massachusetts Indicates Westling May Plead Insanity.
- MORTGAGE LOANS TOTALING $3,000,000; S.W. Straus & Co. Finance the Erection of Bronx Borough's Largest ...
- MANNING CONDEMNS TALL CHICAGO CHURCH; Says Plans Suggest a Poor Imitation of Woolworth Building Witha ...
- GROSS EARNINGS CUT ON MANY RAILROADS; But Reductions in Wages and Other Economies Increase November ...
- WON'T CONFER ON WAGES.; Southern Ohio Coal Exchange Defies Miners--Notice Served on Lewis.
- CANNOT OUST OWNERS.; Will of Mrs. Bradley's Great-Granduncle Does Not Bind the Smiths.
- IMPERSONATOR GETS 5 DAYS; Got Rides In Taxicabs by Saying He Was a Police Captain.
- ARREST STRIKERS' LEADER.; Negro Who Intimidated Street Car Crew Is Seized in Kansas.
- UNTERMYER ASKED; Cloak and Suit Designers Appeal to Strikers' Counsel to Protect Them.
- Armenian Church Buys Building.
- HOLIDAY RUM KILLS WOMAN AND 3 MEN.; Park Employe Arrested Charged With Sale of Virulent Gin to Two Brothers ...
- DAUGHERTY ASKS AID IN FIGHTING RETAIL PRICE WAR; Urges States to Help in Prosecuting Violators of the ...
- RHINE TROOPS BOUND HOME; Second Brigade Contingent Coming on Transport Crook.
- MURRAY OUTPOINTS SHAW.; Bronx Lightweight Is Winner at Opening of Jersey City Club.
- STEEL EMPLOYES TO GET STOCK AT $84; Corporation Announces the Terms of Its Annual Offering to Workers.TO ...
- CITY A.C. HANDBALL VICTOR.; Defeats Lone Star Boat Club Team by Score of 3 to 1.
- GIVE $1,810,000 FOR RELIEF.; Chicago Jews More Than Double Their Original Quota.
- AUSTRIA TO PLEDGE HER ART TREASURES; American Syndicate to Advance Loan With Consent of the Allied Powers. ...
- Orders on Capes.
- BANDITS LOOT EXPRESS CAR; Shoot Messenger During Robbery on Missouri Train.
- JUGOSLAVS CLUB ITALIANS.; Attack Upon Sailors at Sebenico intensifies Feeling in Italy.
- FIND MAN'S BODY IN BUSHES; Victim of Bullet in Florida Is Believed to Be From Columbus, Ohio.
- PLAN COMPROMISE ON CHINESE TARIFF; Tentative Draft by Underwood Proposes Effective 5% Levy and Later, ...
- BIG PICTURE SALE JAN. 10.; Collection of Alexander R. Peacock to Be Auctioned at the Plaza.
- J.T. DOOLING QUITS OFFICE.; Resigns as Assistant District Attorney to Engage In Private Practice.
- DEBUTANTE PARTIES FILL DAY AND NIGHT; Miss Kate de F. Prentice Introduced at Ball at the Ritz Preceded ...
- Japanese Guests of Chinese; "Shantung" Cocktails Quaffed
- CHICAGO INQUIRY STARTS.; Clyne Threatens to Break Up PriceFixing Luncheons.
- Commercial Leases.
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- IRISH OPEN DRIVE IN FAVOR OF TREATY; Public Pressure to Be Brought to Bear on Dail Members to Assure ...
- Apartment House Sales.
- ANACONDA CROSSES $50.; Advance in Stock Causes Trading in Rights for New Shares.
- FINDS RADIUM IN ASHES.; Kansas Hospital Recovers $2,000 Worth Lost for Two Months.
- KEENEY AND MOONEY HELD.; Bail Refused Leaders of Miners Who Marched on Logan County.
- FAVORITE IS NOSED OUT IN HOT FINISH; Flibbertygibbet Leads Sister Flo Home in the Hopehaven Farms at ...
- PLANS FEDERAL TRADE AID.; Dry Goods Secretary Proposes Forming an Advisory Board.
- MEXICAN OIL DEADLOCK.; Bankers and Government Unable to Agree on Two Points.
- Geneva Gets 1922 Balloon Race.
- CHILE WILL ARBITRATE IF NEGOTIATIONS FAIL; Dispatch Agreeing to the Meeting in Washington Couched in ...
- Schanzer at Tomb of Washington.
- ASK HOSPITAL INQUIRY.; Say Veterans Are Teated "Like Cattle" in Ohio Institution.
- I.W.W. REPUDIATES THE NEW RED PARTY; Official Calls It a Communist Political Movement Dominated by "Cheap ...
- Curb Market Seat Sells at $6,000.
- SPORTS ALLIANCE LIKED BY MULDOON; Idea of New Body Is a Commendable One, BoxingHead Tells Officers.
- ARMAMENT CONFEREES HERE; Advisers of Italian Delegations Guests of Italian Navy League.
- BEACON'S CHRISTMAS LIVELY; Policeman Loses Badge and Commissioner Is Knocked Out.
- OIL MAN TO GIVE HIS ALL TO CHARITY; Colonel Humphreys, Discoverer of Mexia Fields, Says He Will Keep ...
- NEW SOVIET POLICY GRATIFIES HARDING; May Eventually Bring About Resumption of Trade Relations, It Is ...
- FILM PRODUCERS ASK DOUBLE TARIFF DUTY; Tell Senators They Cannot Compete With Germans Under Proposed ...
- COL. WM. C. PROCTER ILL.; Soap Manufacturer's Associate, J.J. Burchenal, Is Also Stricken.
- Christian Science Directors Win.
- PELLETIER ON TRIAL; EXTORTION CHARGED; First Witness Tells of Paying $35,000 and Later $15,000 to Avoid ...
- SENATORS LOSE AT GOLF.; Team Led by Speaker Gillett Meets Defeat at Pinehurst.
- RULES IN HOWAT'S FAVOR.; Missouri Judge Says Jail Sentence Does Not Prejudice His Case.
- IRISH HONOR BOLAND AS HE SAILS FOR HOME; Police Boat Escorts the Panhandle State, With Ireland's Envoy ...
- GET $2.42 FOR MILK.; November Strike in New York Cut Dairymen's Price Only 10 Cents.
- INGERSOLL WATCH MAKERS BANKRUPT; Receiver for Robert H. Ingersoll & Brother Named on Petition by ...
- WOMEN HERE TODAY WILL HONOR WILSON; To Commemorate His Birthday and First Anniversary of Foundation ...
- HARVEY TO ATTEND CANNES CONFERENCE; Ambassador Will Act as Official Observer and Give American Point of View.
- FINANCIAL MARKETS.; Advance in Many Stocks, Bonds Stronger--Foreign Exchange Rates Advance.
- WILL VIEW MUSCLE SHOALS.; Agents of Western Company Will Later Confer With Weeks.
- HUGHES IS ADVISED OF PEKING CHANGES; Personnel of New Cabinet, With Liang-Shih-Yi at Its Head, Is Announced. ...
- HARDING PICKS ENVOYS.; Men Chosen for Missions to Berlin, Vienna and Budapest.
- COACHES HOSTILE TO PRO FOOTBALL; Take Firm Stand Against It in Their First Session as Organized Body. ...
- Tarheels Unable to Meet Harvard; Sewanee Wants Date
- REDDY-SEEMAN BOUT DRAW.; Featherweights Fight on Even Terms in Star Club Match.
- Realty Notes.
- SCHWAB PLANT IN GERMANY.; Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. Not Worried by Competition, He Says.
- BUYS LAST ASTOR PLOT.; Broadway Corner to Be Improved With Apartment House.
- Advisers Urged to Reconsider on Submarines In View of the Mass of Demands to Abolish Them
- Obituary 7 -- No Title
- PRIZE FOR FRENCH HEROINE.; Academy Must Find One Who Is Pretty, Poor and Good.
- COUNTRY CLUB RUMORS LAID; Ridgewood Members Deny Reports of Financial Trouble.
- TO BETTER OAKLAND HARBOR; Army Engineers Advise the Expenditure of $1,371,000.
- "ALIMONY CLUB" DESERTED.; Last Member Leaves Queens Jail, but Sheriff Has Hopes.
- Naval Orders.
- $50,000,000 Oil Co. Chartered.
- Business Building Deals.
- KING ALFONSO PLANS A VISIT TO AMERICA; Mgr. Rey Soto, Monarch's Personal Chaplain, Says Itinerary Will ...
- MEXICAN FACTIONS FIGHT IN THE STREET; Many Shots Fired in Political Clash in Front of the National Chamber.
- NEW ATHLETIC BODY FOR CITY EMPLOYES; Municipal Service A.A. Organized, With Officials on Waysand Means ...
- SAY PAPER CO. SOLD $12,500,000 IN BONDS; International Said to Have Provided for Retiring Bank Loansand ...
- FORBIDS SIBERIAN LOAN.; Japanese Government Won't Let Banks Finance Merkuloff Regime.
- HOREMANS TAKES LEAD.; Wins Second Block of 18.2 Balkline Exhibition With Cochran.
- SWISS TO BE FIRST TO TAP OUR GOLD; Announcement of Export to Switzerland Would Not Surprise Bankers ...
- SAYS INSECTS ARE MENACE TO MAN; Dr. L.O. Howard Tells Scientists They Constitute HisGreatest Rival.WAR ...
- Mrs. McVickar Thrown From Car.
- To Fight Budget Appeal.
- CLEARS CONVICTED SLAYER.; Auburn Prisoner Repudiates His Earlier Statement.
- Retail Holiday Results.
- No Fight in T & Z Restaurant.
- WAY ALL CLEARED FOR JERSEY TUNNEL; Bids to Be Called For Tomorrow, Opened Feb. 7 and Drivingof Tubes ...
- DEFENDS ASSIGNMENT OF AUSTRIAN PATENTS; Alien Property Custodian Answers Complaint of Westinghouse Lamp ...
- ELEVEN HELD FOR MURDER.; Two Defendants in Oklahoma Triple Tragedy Dismissed by Court.
- TIGERS ARE VICTORS ON SQUASH COURTS; Princeton Defeats D.K.E. in Class B Division of Metropolitan League.
- MEDALS FOR BUILDINGS.; Architects' Society to Award Prizes for Exterior Designs.
- Berlin Police Clerk and Cash Missing.
- MAIL TRUCK ROBBERY CASE.; U.S. Commissioner in Jersey Favors Removal of Suspect Here.
- Boom in Pongees.
- Exchange Lists Sugar Bonds.
- FARE RISE PLEA DENIED.; Court Refuses Writ to Boston and Westchester Road.
- FRISCH BEATS VAN TASSEL.; Easily Wins Three-Cushion Billiard Game at Thum's.
- Japanese Order Transformers.
- Millinery Wage Reduction.
- Tenement House Trading.
- LEFT WILL; DIED INTESTATE.; Man Bequeathed Watch, but Failed to Mention Other Property.
- EGYPTIAN PROTEST STAGED IN BERLIN; Procession in Horsecabs Files Past All European Embassies and Legations.
- FURTHER SHANTUNG DELAY.; Dispatches in Reply to Request for Instructions Are Indefinite.
- THREE DIE IN PISTOL FIGHT.; Two Wounded in Affray at Kentucky Christmas Celebration.
- Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
- POLICEMAN SENT TO PRISON.; Gets Three to Ten Year Term for Taking $10 Bribe.
- ALDERMEN OPPOSE TRANSIT FIGHT PLAN; Defeat Request for $100,000 Part of Which Would Go to Hiram Johnson ...
- CHIEF KENLON TESTS CITY'S NEW FIREBOAT; Pilots the John Purroy Mitchel Around Ellis Islnd After Acceptance ...
- TAFT SAYS SUCCESS IS WON.; Four-Power Treaty Big Conference Gain--Plea for More Judges.
- Thirty Embryonic Rivals of Dempsey to Undergo Try-Out
- RITUALISM RENDS HOUGHTON'S CHURCH; Two Vestrymen Have Resigned and Two of the Clergy Have Left. DISPUTE ...
- CHICAGO DRINKING RECORD.; Christmas Celebration Sends Fifty Patients to County Hospital.
- HARDING ENTERTAINS HEARST AT LUNCHEON; Newspaper Publisher and His Wife Accept White House Invitation ...
- TOKIO'S DEMANDS ON CHITA.; Far Eastern Republic's Agents Say Acceptance Means Subjection.
- Suburban Buyers.
- Hotel Clerk, 72, Is Killed by Gas.
- Japan Would Drop Home Guarantee From the Four-Power Pacific Treaty
- AMERICANS MARRY IN VERSAILLES HOME; Horatio N. Slater of New York, Weds Miss Martha B. Lyon of Pittsburgh.
- COMMODITY PRICES.; Butter and Eggs Decline, With Fractional Advances in a Few Others.
- BURCH'S FATHER TESTIFIES.; Cites Changes In Prisoner's Behavior In Support of His Insanity Theory.
- N.Y., O. & W. to Buy Equipment.
- Drugs Police Officer, Steals Fingerprints
- EX-KAISER REDUCES GIFTS.; Christmas Kept at Doorn House With Usual Solemn Festivities.
- FRENCH SENATORS DEMAND FINAL SAY; Insist That Parliament Must Assent to All Decisions Made by Delegation ...
- ATTACK WILL GIVING FORTUNE TO CHARITY; Relatives of Miss Emily F. SouthMayd Begin Contest, Charging ...
- Private House Buyers.
- RED COAT EXCITES LUEBECK.; Livery in Aldermanic Ceremonial Arouses Communists' Anger.
- Obituary 8 -- No Title
- BRIAND WEATHERS CHINA BANK STORM; Obtains Vote of Confidence in Chamber Following Philippe Berthelot's ...
- Collection Reports Vary.
- FIND LIQUOR IN SHIP BOOKS.; Boston Authorities Search Further Than Did Agents Here.
- TO TAKE UP LABOR PROBLEMS; American Economic Association Begins 34th Annual Meeting.
- $4,000 for Stenographer's Hand.
- PLAN TERRE HAUTE OVATION.; Socialists From All Over Country Gather to Welcome Chief.
- Obituary 4 -- No Title
- Mexican Eagle Off Dividends.
- CRESCENTS ARE WINNERS.; Defeat Holy Cross at Basketball by 30 to 26 Score.
- FOUND FROZEN TO DEATH.; Watchman Believed to Have Been Stunned by Fall From Porch.
- SKEETERS WILL REMAIN.; Jersey City Club Not Slated for Transfer to Providence.
- THE BROOKLYN MARKET.; Entire Block in Eighteenth Avenue Sold for Improvement.
- AIMED SPEECH AT SCHANZER; Authentic Version of Briand Incident That Was Exaggerated.
- $26,000,000 Saving on Tax.
- Auction Results.
- Gets Haiti-Santo Domingo Report.
- Opera Novelty 'Le Roi d'Ys' Jan. 5.
- SEIZED AS STATUARY THIEF.; Boy Said to Have Admitted Stealing From Irving Berlin.
- TORPEDO CATCHERS STIRRED ROOSEVELT; Letters to Fighting Bob Evans Before War Referred to Action of Spanish ...
- CLEAR DRUGGIST IN SUICIDE.; Jersey Authorities End Inquiry Into Death of Boy and Girl.
- SAFE ROBBED IN BROOKLYN.; Explosion in Levy Department Store Unheard Next Door.
- NATALIE WINS WITH CUE.; Defeats Clark In First Play-Off Game in Tourney Triple Tie.
- Untermyer Settles Union Row.
- W. AND J. LOSES SPILLERS; End, Threatened with Pneumonia, Left in Kansas City Hospital.
- TWO FOUND SHOT DEAD.; Bodies or Unidentified Young Men Discovered in St. Louis Suburb.
- HELD FOR JEWELRY THEFT.; Son of Abraham Finkelstein Arrested on Jeweler's Charge.
- COLUMBIA CONQUERS ROCHESTER QUINTET; Blue and White Wins Fast Basketball Game, 26 to 13-- Long Shots ...
- Wood Confident on Philippines.
- CALLS FOR BETTER LAWS.; Bishop Kephart Declares America Needs Moral Consciousness.
- DEPEW FAVORS RADICALS.; World Needs Them to Push It Along; Conservatives as Brake.
- Marriage Announcement 4 -- No Title
- Ten Days of Rain Deluges California
- British Authorities in Egypt Warn Of Bombs to Be Dropped on Rioters
- PREDICTS THAT GANDHI WILL BECOME DICTATOR; British Correspondent Says AllIndia Congress Will Put AllPower ...
- ACTOR SLASHED WITH RAZOR; Gennaro Amato Attacked by Man as Woman Points Him Out.
- MEIGHEN MINORITY LEADER.; Expected to Head Opposition Group of Conservatives.
- Williams Clubs Dance Tonight.
- NEWYORK CENTRAL MEETING; Special Session to Follow Annual Gathering of Stockholders Jan. 27.
- TO AID MILK STRIKERS.; Support Promised by Officials of United Hebrew Trades.
- YALE'S CHESS TEAM BOWS TO COLUMBIA; Local Experts Win Three Games and Draw One--Harvard Defeats Princeton.
- The Civil Service.
- WOMEN PLAN DEDICATION.; Harding to Attend Opening in May of New Party Headquarters.
- Seize Many Liquor-Laden Autos
- Anti-English Teaching.; Classes In Home Nursing.
- SAYS POLICE AID PACKERS.; Union Alleges They Make Collections and Even Drive Trucks.
- MORE TROOPS FOR NEWPORT; Two Companies Due in Kentucky City Today--Others Coming if Needed.
- A More Hopeful Promise.
- RUSSIAN REDS SEIZE LIEUT. J.B. DODGE; Arrest John Bigelow's Grandson at Batoum as aBritish Spy.GAVE ...
- Obituary 5 -- No Title
- DO NOT FEAR SUGAR DROP.; Sharp Decline In Cuban Raw Expected to Stimulate Buying.
- Freight Handlers' Wages Cut.
- UP-STATE CITIES ASK AUTONOMY ON TAXES; Conference of Mayors Requests Governor to Restrict Legislation ...
- BARONESS ROSEN ARRIVES.; Here on the Lorraine to Be With Injured Husband.
- UNTERMYER'S PLAN ACCEPTED BY UNIONS; Building Trades Council Delegates Unanimous for New Agreement to ...
- Commutation, Gift to Prisoner.
- MOVIES IN COURT FIGHT GIRL'S CLAIM; Camera Pictures Miss Frye, Who Says She Is Now a Cripple, Boarding ...
- PARIS DISCUSSES THE STEEL BOX; Cables From Washington Tell of Forthcoming Publication by The Times.A ...
- INCREASED DEMAND ADVANCES COTTON; Contracts Supplied by the South, but Not in Quantities to Depress ...
- $50,000,000 CUBA LOAN AWAITS FINAL REPORT; General Crowder Bringing a Statement on Financial Conditionof ...
- BRITISH PLEASED AT MORAL VICTORY; Expect to Win Out on Submarine Issue at Longer Conference,English ...
- NO PITT-NEBRASKA GAME.; Panthers and Cornhuskers Unable to Agree on Gridiron Date.
- WANT WARFARE RULES STUDIED BY EXPERTS; Proposals Made for Commissions to Report Later--May Act on Airplanes.
- DR. H.B. CROSS DIES, MARTYR TO SCIENCE; Rockefeller Institute Bacteriologist a Victim of Yellow.Fever ...
- Bears Start Secret Practice For Game With Presidents
- HOLD CALDWELL SERVICES.; Body of Late Prosecutor Is Taken to Canton, N.Y., for Burial.
- FRAUD CHARGE BY AVIATOR.; Tricked Into Signing Away Estate Before Going to War, He Says.
- MARICUSA DEFEATS HUMPY AND LYRIC; Victor in First Race at Havana Shows Speed--Wins Going Away at End.
- SWISS LACK WATER POWER.; Generating Stations Still Crippled by Effects of Recent Drought.
- BRANCH LIBRARIES HIT BY BUDGET CUT; Hopper Says Retrenchment Has "Broken the Back of the Book Possessions." ...
- Cotton Men Ask a Short Day.
- Murders in Year in Chicago At Rate of Nearly One a Day
- PLAN FOOLS HOLD-UP MEN; But Chauffeur Finds It Embarrassing When He Pays Fine.
- DANFORTH AT THE TOP.; Columbus Star Leads A.A. Hurlers in Earned Run Averages.
- BROKER FIGHTS SUIT OVER $5,000 NOTE; Asks Withdrawal of Attachment Order in Transaction Involving a Woman.
- SACRIFICES HIMSELF TO SAVE BABY'S LIFE; Aged Man Crushed Under Truck, but Gets Grandson in Carriage ...
- TORONTO SKATERS VICTORS.; Defeat Pittsburgh Hockey Team for Second Time.
- Office Building to Cost $500,000.
- Says French Cabinet Insists On 90,000 Tons of Submarines
- OPPOSES PRO BOUTS IN ARMORY RINGS; Senator Walker Would Deny Privilege to Independent Promoters of Boxing. ...
- Dundee Is Training Hard.
- TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; A Day of "Specialties."
- INFLUENZA IN GERMANY.; Widespread in West and South-- Many Americans in Berlin Sick.
- MONKEY MEAT GREW HAIR ON A BALD HEAD; So Says Pittsburgher, Offering a Supply to City's Baseball and ...
- Milwaukee Asks Beer and Wine Sale
- CUBA TO CUT BUDGET.; Improvement in the Sugar Market Is Predicted.
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- Contributions for the Neediest Cases, $3,506.10 for Day; $114,843.57 Total
- Strike Congests Freight at Havana.
- SPAIN'S 1921 TRADE POOR.; Review Shows Wholesalers Failed to Sell Even at Cut Prices.
- OBREGON DENIES CHARGE.; Mexico Not Working Against United States in Central America, He Says.
- INJUNCTION HALTS UNITED CIGAR ISSUE; Minority Group Prevents Vote on $5,000,000 More Preferred Stock, ...
- CRIMINAL NEGLECT IN NEW HAVEN FIRE; Coroner After an Investigation Accuses Building Inspector, Owner ...
- Obituary 3 -- No Title
- Vladivostok Delegates Arrive.
- BERLIN A BIG DIAMOND MART; Established Only a Year Ago, Special Boerse Does a Huge Business.
- FIND NEW DINOSAUR GENUS.; Expedition to Alberta Bad Lands Discovers 30-Foot Specimen.
- METROPOLITAN TRUST ELECTS NEW OFFICERS; Samuel McRoberts Is Named President--Seven New Board Members ...
- BELFAST PATROL IN FIGHT.; One Man Killed, Several Wounded --Farmhouse Attacked.
- Two Troublesome Problems.
- BRITISH SUSPECT FRENCH DESIGNS; Her Arms Demands Seen as an 'Insane Policy' to Dominate Europe.
- DEBS REPRIMANDED FOR FIRST ADDRESS SINCE HIS RELEASE; Chief of Union Station Police in Washington Halts ...
- MUSIC; Dr. Strauss Conducts Again.
- SHOT IN A BOSTON FEUD.; Attacked in Locality Where a Brother Was Slain, Another Stabber.
- FAVOR AMERICAN VALUATION; Outerwear Manufacturers Indorse Plan for Taxing Imported Goods.
- Obituary 6 -- No Title
- LONDON VIEW OF RELEASE.; Labor Organ Asks, 'What of Larkin, Sacco, Vanzetti and Mooney?'
- CONVICTS GET EXTRA TERMS; Prisoners Who Tried to Escape From Auburn Are Resentenced.
- UNION BANK, CANADA REPORT; Earns 16.79 Per Cent. for the Year --Assets Decrease.
- HOLIDAY DULLNESS IN GRAIN MARKETS; Chicago Awaits Government's New Crop Report and the Cut in Rail Rates.
- LEDOUX LANTERN TO DEBS.; Former's Search for "an Honest Man" Comes to an End.
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- PROTESTING KITTEN GUEST AT CAT PARTY; Lad Goes Into the Highways and Brings Struggling Pussy to Bide-a-Wee ...
- THE PLAY; Ditrichstein.
- KING'S VISIT UNOPPOSED.; Clerical Objection to Albert's Rome Trip Is Lacking.
- TAKE $3,200 FROM JUNK MAN; Perlinger, About to Sail for Galicia, Thrown Into Car and Robbed.
- SEVERAL FIREMEN HURT IN A $150,000 BLAZE; Fox's Audubon Theatre Threatened When Fire Sweeps Building ...
- Dartmouth to Play Boston U.
- To Add Tax to Net Price.
- VOLGA VILLAGERS STARVING.; Advices From Relief Worker Tell of Terrible Suffering.
- Killed Between Truck and Car.
- ITALIANS TO SAIL FOR HOME.; Entire Military Section of Delegation Leaves Washington Today.
- BARNES-HUTCHISON TEAM IS DEFEATED; Smith and Whiting Take Golf Foursome in San Francisco by 1 Up in 36 Holes.
- Contributions for Neediest Cases, $2,328.94 for Day; $111,337.47, Total
- SHUT THE STEEL BOX, SAYS MR. BEGGOFOHIO; The Times's Inside Story of Peace Conference Leads Him to Ask, ...
- TONS OF FERTILIZER BURNED; Farmers' Exchange Building Destroyed at Woodstown, N.J.
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- HARSELL'S BODY FOUND IN CAROLINA WOODS; Detective Reports Evidence of Murder of New Yorker, Missing ...
- OHIO ALUMNI HOLD REUNION.; Dr. E.g. Bryan Addresses New York Association at Annual Dinner.
- NOISY GUEST BEATEN BY SCORE OF DINERS; Dougherty Fined $50 in the Night Court After Tumult in Restaurant. ...
- Beauvais Movie Here Next Week.
- PEPPER MARTIN GETS K.O.; Brooklyn Feather Stops Dwyer in Second Round at Rink Club.
- FRITZ LEIBER AS MACBETH.; He Gives a Genuinely Dramatic Performance at Lexington Theatre.
- HOME FOR STUDENTS.; International House Will Welcome Foreigners Studying Here.
- SENDS EDIBLE FRUITS TO BOTANICAL GARDEN; Dean Rusby Forwards 1,300 Numbers and Other Plant Specimens.
- TWO PREMIERS MAY INVITE TCHITCHERIN; Lloyd George and Briand to Question Soviet Chiefs on Policy.
- HARRISON SOCCER TEAM WINS AGAIN; Defeats Falco Field Club Eleven by 7 to 0 in American League Title Match.
- CONVICT IS KILLED, FOUR RECAPTURED; Desperate Attempt to Escape Fails Through Refusal to Abandon Crippled ...
- BARON DE MUMM WINS CUSTODY OF DAUGHTER; Child Loses Her American Cititenship and Becomes a GermanBaroness.
- Dr. Butler to Speak at Luncheon.
- CENTRE OUTCLASSES ARIZONA WILDCATS; Kentuckians Score in Every Period on San Diego Gridiron and Win ...
- WOULD BAR MAYOR-ELECT.; Reformer Says Schwab of Buffalo Violated Volstead Act.
- Will Play Brooklyn Poly.
- ROADS TO REOPEN SHOPS.; Missouri Pacific and Missouri, Kansas & Texas to Resume Jan. 3.
- Conference News as Reported to Europe; BRITISH SCORED AGAINST SUBMARINE Much Told That Was Entirely ...
- OREGON HONORS DAVENPORT; Homefolks in Silverton Plan Monument to Cartoonist.
- W. AND J. ELEVEN HAS LIVELY DRILL; Presidents Practice Against California Plays During Stop at Kansas City.
- ROADS CHIEF NEED OF SANTO DOMINGO; McCormick Thinks They Will Insure Order That May PermitUs to Withdraw.OPPOSES ...
- HARVARD ORCHESTRA PLAYS; Helen Stanley Appears With Pierian Sodality of 1808 at Carnegie Hall.
- GEN. REYNA EXECUTED AS A REVOLUTIONARY; Shot by Firing Squad After Being Caught Digging Up Munitions ...
- CONDEMN SACCO DECISION.; Italian Papers Predict More Agitation in Prisoners' Behalf.
- Borah Declares Terrible Responsibility Faces Any Nation Blocking Submarine Restriction
- SOVIET DELEGATES REJOICE IN FANCIED GOVERNING POWER; Oblivious of the Fact That Leaders Make All Decisions ...
- 'HANKY PANKY LAND,' FROLIC; Musical Show With Nursery Characters Opens on Century Roof.
- TORONTO SKATERS VICTORS.; Amateur Champions Beat Pittsburgh Stars at Hockey.
- WORK BEFORE CONGRESS.; Leaders Plan to Clear the Way for Adjournment In June.
- SING AROUND YULE TREE.; G.E. Turnure Acts as Santa Claus for 400 Lenox Children.
- DEBS SEES HARDING; NOT ASKED, HE SAYS, TO ALTER HIS VIEWS; Told at White House, Socialist Chief Asserts, ...
- California Eleven in First Practice for W. and J. Clash
- BOY, 9, BREAKS SKULL IN FALL BEFORE TRAIN; Leader in Game Plunges Off 20Foot Wall to Tracks--Motorman ...
- Aggies Prepare for Colonels.
- TWO NEW BOND OFFERINGS.; Land Bank and Bayonne School Issues Placed on the Market.
- HANLON AND CHANEY WIN.; Beat Tiplitz and Paulson in Quaker City Bouts.
- WILSON ADVISES FAIR TREATY VIEW; Friends Declare He Favors Support of Agreements if TheyTend to Peace.DEMOCRATS ...
- SOCIALISTS ASK RETRIAL.; Convention Resolutions Favor Sacco, Vanzetti and Debs.
- MAN SHOT IN FIGHT AT GRAND CENTRAL; 200 Holiday Visitors to City See Struggle in Which Victim Is Seriously ...
- KANSAS OUTPOINTS RAY.; Buffalo Boxer Leads In Majority of Rounds at Pittsburgh.
- POISONS HIMSELF AS DETECTIVE CALLS; French Engineer Believed to Have Slain Woman Creditor and His Wife.
- WOMEN REDS ANTI-PACIFIST.; Favor at French Meeting Militarism to Defend Revolution.
- SAYS INERTIA HERE BLOCKADES WORLD; America Neglects Fruits of Cooperation, Declares Grosvenor Clarkson, ...
- MORE SHOOTING IN BELFAST.; Soldiers Are Rushed to Louis Street and Restore Order.
- WHOLE FAMILY DIES ON CHRISTMAS EVE; Gas Fumes Overcome Father, Mother and Three Children After Tree ...
- Chicago Hears of Revolution in India With Many Killed, Thousands Arrested
- NAVY CLUB'S WORK.; Roosevelt Asks Contributions for Sailors' Aid.
- KALENIN'S MOTHER TELLS OF HIS YOUTH; "A Studious Little Boy, He Got All These Ideas From Foreign Lands," ...
- NEW CITY FIREBOAT JOINS FLEET TODAY; Officials Will Receive Most Formidable Fire-Fighting Unitat 2 P.M.HAS ...
- LONDON PAPERS MYSTIFIED.; What Nation Is France Arming Against, Asks One.
- STEALS CHRISTMAS DINNER.; Negro Flees From Trolley With Bag but Later Is Jailed.
- STRAUS ADVOCATES MAYOR HYLAN PLAN; Advantages of Scrapping Elevated and Surface CarsEnumerated by Him.FAVORS ...
- ENDS TELEPHONE COURTSHIP; Ruthless French Judge Puts Ban on "Wee Sma' Hour" Conversations.
- TO PAY COMPOUND INTEREST; National City Bank Opens Special Department at 42d Street Branch.
- Green Teams to Be Headed For First Time by Juniors
- SANTA CLAUS ON LINER.; Boards Celtic at Sea Via Airship and Grampus, Children Are Told.
- FRENCH NOT HELPING; Attitude on Submarines Recalls Her Course on Land Forces-- Grave Questioning by British.
- ZIEGFELD TO QUIT HERE FOR LONDON; Equity's Grip Too Great, He Says, and in 1924 He Is to Follow George ...
- SAYS LODGE UPHOLDS LAW.; Boston Dry Agent Insists Senator Stands for Enforcement.
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- Obituary 4 -- No Title
- FOOTBALL COACHES MAY FORM COUNCIL; Will Meet Tonight to Consider Suggestions for Foundation of National Body.
- EXTEND MADRID'S SUBWAY.; King and Queen Are Passengers in Opening New Section.
- BRIAND SUMMONS CABINET; Cannot Accept Hughes Plan, It IS Held, and So Will Ask Delay. DECISION EXPECTED ...
- LONG SHOT TAKES HOLIDAY FEATURE; Christmas Handicap at New Orleans Won by Sands of Pleasure at Odds ...
- FRENCH DEBT PUT AT 328 BILLION FRANCS; Of Which Senator Cheron Says Nearly Half Has Been Incurred Since ...
- NAVY ABANDONS PLANS FOR JOINT MANOEUVRES; Economy Forces Separate Drills by the Atlantic and the Pacific ...
- I.R.T. SAYS NICKEL GATES REDUCE JAMS; 96 of Every 100 Passengers Have Change Ready and Don't Have to ...
- AUTO RUNNING WILD KILLS 2 CLIFTON BOYS; Tosses Victims Many Feet While Speeding on Zigzag Course Through ...
- THE AMERICAN LIMIT FIXED; Will Not Concede More Than 35,000 Submarine Tonnage to France. 36,000 ALLOWED ...
- OBENCHAIN A WITNESS TO AID ARTHUR BURCH; Will Testify for Former Wife's Codefendant on Charge of Murdering ...
- OLD RIVALS PLAY TODAY.; Columbia, Yale, Harvard and Princeton to Start Chess Tourney.
- MEXICO TO DEPORT ALIENS.; Governor of Sonora Orders RoundUp of Undesirables.
- BARTFIELD WINS BOUT WITH BLOOM; The Soldier Gets Decision in Holiday Mill of Welters in Brooklyn Ring.
- WOMEN MOB WIVES OF NEWPORT WORKERS; Kentucky Troops Prepare for More Trouble When Rolling Mills Resume ...
- BECKER TRIUMPHS ON ICE.; Wins From Scratch in Two-Mile Race at Tremont Skating Rink.
- TAXICAB, JUST STOLEN, WRECKED IN COLLISION; Driver Held in Bail on Larceny Charge--Suspect Caught After ...
- SEES SLOW UPTURN IN PAPER INDUSTRY; Complete Liquidation No Cause for Undue Optimism, Says Monthly Bulletin.
- CHILE GIVES PROMISE TO CONFER WITH PERU; Accepts Proposal That Plenipotentiaries Discuss TerritorialControversy ...
- THEATRE ROWDIES SENT TO WORKHOUSE; Three Young Men Refuse to Take Seats, and Resist Policeman, Causing Uproar.
- ZBYSZKO KEEPS HIS TITLE.; Wins Two Falls Out of Three in Match With Daviscourt.
- DOUBLE PLAYS PLENTIFUL.; Unusual Number Recorded in Averages of American Association.
- CALIFORNIA GALES KILL 4.; Eleven Bridges Wrecked and San Diego Cut Off.
- PRINCETON TO BUILD HOMES FOR FACULTY; University Plans to Open New Residences for Its Teachers Next ...
- RED PARTY PLANS TO 'FOOL' WORKERS; 'Boring From Within' Only Way of Educating Them to Radical Communism, ...
- PROTESTS TOMATO DUTIES; One of Canary Islands Asks Spain for Revision of Levy.
- SAYS DEBS MAY QUIT SOCIALIST PARTY; Joseph M. Coldwell, Companion in Prison, Tells Workers Party of ...
- FLOOR COVERINGS RATES.; To Determine Them on Carpets and Rugs In Carload Lots.
- 'UNCLE ROBERT' AIDS POOR.; Distributes Toys and Gifts Among 2,000 Children at Long Branch.
- MRS. GEORGE W. ELKINS WEDS SAMUEL ROTAN; Capitalist's Widow, Worth More Than $20,000,000, Marries His Lawyer.
- "THE SQUAW MAN" REVIVED.; William Faversham Acts His Old Role--Julia Hoyt as Diana.
- SCHWAB ASKS ORPHAN AID.; New York's Quota of Armenian Children to Adopt Is 5,000.
- YALE FIVE LOSES BATTLE.; Is Beaten by Western Reserve by Score of 27 to 17.
- FAR EAST DECISIONS WILL BE HASTENED; Disposition of Agenda and End of Conference by Third Week in January ...
- FRITZ COLLECTS $3.; But It Costs Him Lawyer's Fees and a Job for a Boy.
- NEW CITY FERRYBOAT HERE.; Mayor to Attend Maiden Trip of the Roosevelt Today.
- Everett Caldwell Funeral Today.
- ODETTE FEDER WEDS MAJOR J.R. M'CRINDLE; Junior League Girl Marries British Aviator in Church of the Ascension.
- Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
- Obituary 3 -- No Title
- BOY AND GIRL DIE OF POISON TOGETHER; Double Suicide at the Girl's Home in Passaic Ends TwoYear Romance.TOO ...
- FOUR TENORS HAVE COLDS.; Sembach Added to List--Three Operas Sung on Holiday.
- Cairo Mob Attacks Police; Troops Kill 5; Riots at Suez and Port Said Cost 3 Lives
- FLYWEIGHTS IN STAR BOUT.; Zulu Kid-Nelson Clash to Feature Brooklyn New Year's Show.
- WARBURG ISSUES APPEAL.; Urges Annual Subscriptions to Federated Philanthropic Societies.
- VICTORY FOR LAD'S LOVE.; Favorite Takes Havana Feature in Close Finish With Louis A.
- TOTAL FOR NEEDIEST MORE THAN YEAR AGO; Gift Fund Has Reached $111,337.47, but Several Thousands Are ...
- DEBUT OF PRINCESS AT BRILLIANT BALL; Bertha Cantacuzene the Guest of Honor of Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. ...
- DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF HURT.; Edward Kenny Is Thrown From Floodlight Truck in Collision.
- CHICAGO DIVORCES HEAVY.; 8,000 Decrees in Year From Two Cook County Courts.
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- OHIO RIVER STILL RISING.; Cincinnati Expects Crest of 56 Feet, but Tributaries Are Receding.
- WOMAN BEATEN WITH AXE.; Hundreds Chase Suspect, Who Escapes; Husband Accused.
- TIRE THIEVES WRECK AUTO FLEEING SHOTS; Machine Crashes Through Fence on West End Av.--Battle Follows ...
- TO RUSH INDICTMENT IN HOLD-UP MURDERS; Bronx Grand Jury Plans Prompt Inquiry Into Three Killings by ...
- 12,000 FEWER IDLE NOW THAN ON OCT. 15; Merchants' Canvass Shows 331,000 Out of Work Here Outside of ...
- JEWISH WELFARE SHOWN IN PAGEANTS; Work of Ninety-One Philanthropic Societies Is Exhibited at the Astor.OPEN ...
- THE BOWERY FEASTS AS IN SULLIVAN DAYS; 1,500 Receive Gifts at Christmas Celebration in CooperUnion Auditorium.PARADE ...
- SUES AGAINST AUTO TOLLS.; Bus Owner Alleges Old Bridge Charter Does Not Cover Cars.
- ALL HOUSES LOOKED LIKE FINNEGAN'S; Letter From Ireland Clears a Strange Mystery With Murder, Possibilities.POLICE ...
- HAT MILLINERS' WAGE CUT.; Dr. J.L. Magnes's Decision Reduces Earnings 10 to 15 Per Cent.
- 15 CHRISTMASES IN PRISON.; George Howard, Professional Burglar, to Be Released Today.
- NO SHIP SUBSIDY PLAN COMPLETED; Mr. Lasker Declares That Published in The Times, a RoughDraft by One ...
- MELETIOS PLANS SEMINARY.; For Greek Orthodox Church Here-- Guest in Philadelphia.
- THE SUBMARINE.; Regret That the Washington Conference Could Not Abolish It.
- PLANS BILLS TO AID DRY LAW IN TOWNS; Anti-Saloon League to Clear the Way for Enforcement Ordinances. ...
- GERMAN MISSION TO PARIS.; War Debt Board Head Sent to See Reparations Commission.
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- TODD SOCCER TEAM RETAINS ITS TITLE; Brooklynites Down Philadelphia Eleven, 4 to 1, in Match for National ...
- PARALYTIC A SUICIDE.; Retired Bronx Business Man Ends His Life After Christmas Party.
- ARENA TO OPEN TONIGHT.; Jersey City Club Has 34 Rounds of Boxing on Initial Card.
- PROTEST TO LLOYD GEORGE; Irish Pickets Send Cable on "Guarding" of Irish Prisoners at Christmas.
- FINDS REFUGE FOR 40,000.; American Jewish Relief Provides a Haven In Bessarabia.
- STRIKE SYMPATHIZERS DEFY POLICE IN OMAHA; Crowds Threaten Police as They Make Arrests Near the Packing Plants.
- Permission to Empress Zitu To See Sick Son Is Canceled
- UNCERTAINTY GRIPS GERMAN FINANCIERS; They Are Marking Time Till Cannes Conference, but Expect Little ...
- LABOR CHIEFS JAILED AGAIN.; Released In One West Virginia County, They Surrender In Another.
- FINDS DRAWBACKS IN NEW REVENUE LAW; Insufficient Reduction in Surtax Will Hinder Business Revival, Says ...
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- GUATEMALA FAVORS UNION.; Ratifies in Principle the Central American Federation.
- STARTS HEALTH CRUSADE.; General Wood Seeks to Improve Conditions in the Philippines.
- LIVELY AT 110 YEARS' AGE.; Mrs. Mary Vermett Glad to See Ireland's Freedom Near.
- TREE FIRE BURNS WOMAN.; Man Running to Aid Hit by Taxi and Skull Is Broken.
- M.I.T. VANQUISHES CORNELL AT CHESS; Wins From Last Year's Intercollegiate Champions, 3 to 0--N.Y.U. ...
- HIROHITO TELLS DIET CONFERENCE SUCCEEDS; Japanese Regent, in Speech From Throne, Says Nation's Friendship ...
- FORDNEY BILL IS ATTACKED.; Importers and Traders Say It Would Increase Idleness in U.S.
- INJURED ANKLE HALTS GO.; Tillie Herman Forced to Quit in Bout With Summers.
- BUS LINES TO AID PARK GARAGE PLAN; Harriss Would Link Underground Stations With Shopping and Theatrical ...
- Obituary 5 -- No Title
- THREE DEBUTANTES GREETED AT DANCES; Mrs. Graham Lusk Introduces Her Daughter Louise at the Colony Club. ...
- BOLAND VAGUE ON TREATY.; Says 5,000 Here Promised to Fight for Ireland--He Sails Today.
- AIM TO FIGHT FRAUD IN TRADE ACCEPTANCES; Credit Men Notify Prosecutor of the Importance of a Test Case ...
- CHRISTMAS PARTIES CONSUME TWO DAYS; Children of Metropolitan Hospital and Ex-Soldiers at Fox Hills Are ...
- FIRE ROUTS 14 FAMILIES.; Eats Its Way Under Continuous Roof Over Five Houses.
- THREE IN CUE PLAY-OFF.; Clark, Natalia and Harmon to Decide State Title Issue.
- 'BULLDOG DRUMMOND' HERE.; Unabashed Melodrama From London Is Full of Villains.
- MRS. RAIZEN DISTRAUGHT.; Suffering From Hysteria, She Is Placed In Nurse's Care.
- CHILD GOING TO SEE BIG TREE IS KILLED BY CAR; Fearing Trolley Would Pass, Little Girl Ran From Mother ...
- Franco-Swiss Team Wins.
- HURD A BELATED ENTRANT.; Yale Tennis Star in Junior Title Event Opening Today.
- MASKED MEN'S VICTIM LYNCHED FOR SHOOTING; Key West Shopkeeper, Beaten by Raiders, Kills Man and Is Riddled ...
- Thorp Off for Pasadena Today; Expects to Be Umpire
- BERTHELOT RESIGNS AS AID TO BRIAND; Takes Steps to Save Premier From Possible Defeat in Chamber Debate. ...
- QUIET CHRISTMAS FOR HYLAN.; Mayor Hears Mass, Is Visited by Daughter and Has a Tree.
- GEN. GOMEZ SHOWS SPARKLING FORM; Throng of 10,000 Cheers Adan's Colt at Havana When He Wins Christmas ...
- KIRKE'S BAT BEST AMONG A.A. CLUBS; Louisville Infielder Leads in Hitting With .386--Kansas CityShows ...
- CHESS TOURNEY TO START.; First Round of Intercollegiate League Will Be Played Today.
- TO SHOW ROOSEVELT RELICS; Records and Mementos on View at Public Library Jan. 6.
- Canadians to Play in Boston.
- ACTRESS RECOVERING FROM BROKEN SPINE; Miss Mary Moore, Auto Victim, Saved by Operation in Which Dr. ...
- Dies at Christmas Services.
- $1,000 ON HEN THIEF'S HEAD; Blue Ribbon Plymouth Rocks Stolen From Walter Jennings.
- Tie in Manhattan Chess Tourney.
- EGYPTIAN DISORDER SPREADING; ARMED SHIPS TO GO UP NILE; Martial Law Order Warns Public Military Will ...
- A Little More Needed for 250 Families
- HIS SAFETY DEVICE FATAL.; Philadelphia Engineer Kills Himself in Showing "Safe" Automatic Gun.
- Article 2 -- No Title
- INVENTS CROOK DETECTOR.; Johns Hopkins Professor Says Guilty Persons Can't Escape the Chronoscope.
- Crouch-Von Dohlen Wedding.
- SHIP SUBSIDY PLAN READY FOR HARDING TO OFFER CONGRESS; President's Experts Propose Direct Aid of $34,000,000 ...
- Obituary 6 -- No Title
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- BROTHERS BURNED TO DEATH.; Two Children Perish in Newark Fire While Parents Are Out.
- BIG ANTI-RUM DRIVE FOR WESTCHESTER; Federal, State and Local Authorities and Secret Agencies Will Unite ...
- CHRISTMAS TRADE HEAVY IN THE WEST; Retail Business Unexpectedly Large, but Grain Shipments Disappointing. ...
- MME. BALMACEDA DEAD.; Daughter-In-Law of Chilean General Victim of Overdose of Veronal.
- QUEENSTOWN BISHOP URGES RATIFICATION; Message Read in All Parishes of Cloyne Asks People to Act in Favor ...
- URGES AID FOR STARVING.; Archbishop Curley Tells of Famine Conditions in Near East.
- Miss Vickers to Wed J.E. Arrowsmith
- COMMODITY PRICES.; Drop in Sugar to 5 Cents Outstanding Feature--OtherChanges Evenly Divided.
- LENIN REPROVES LABOR FEDERATIONS; Tells Them Industries Must Be Re-established Before They Can Run Them. ...
- PARIS MARKET WATCHES LONDON DISCUSSIONS; Compromise Possible, but French and English Views Hard to Reconcile.
- NEW RED PARTY BANS 'RANK AND FILE BUNK'; "Steam Roller" Crushes Opposition to Constitution--Objectors ...
- TWO GIRLS DIE IN FLAMES.; Others Saved by Ladders When Farmhouse Near Watertown Burns.
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- SAYS UNDER WORLD SEEKS LUSK'S SCALP; Clergyman Declares Movies and Wet Newspapers Are Trying to Drive ...
- DISCUSSING TRADE REVIVAL.; Conference Between Governments and Delegates From Industry and Finance.
- SCHNEIDER REVIEWS HIS STEWARDSHIP; County Clerk, Who Retires Dec. 31, Tells How He Put His Office on ...
- JOY IN BELLEVUE AS SANTA APPEARS; little Patients Desert Beds When Santa Descends Fire Escape With Sweets ...
- GOLF TOURISTS SNOWBOUND; Barnes and Hutchison Forced to Cancel Six Matches on Coast.
- YOUNG SOCIALISTS IN DRIVE.; Plan Federation of All Leagues East of the Mississippi.
- A Little More Needed for 250 Families
- Babson Says Ford Plans 'Cottonoid' Autos; To Stamp Them Out 'Like Doughnuts'
- Contributions for Neediest Cases, $5,294.41 for Day; $109,008.53, Total
- SPENT NINE MONTHS LISTING 17,000 NAMES; Court Auditor Reports Records of Telegraphone Company Were Kept ...
- Weather in Cotton and Grain States.
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- CALCUTTA NATIVES IGNORE THE PRINCE; Most of Them Hold Aloof From the Procession Organized in His Honor. ...
- CURLEY FOR CAUTION IN WORLD COMPACTS; Archbishop Says America Must Make None Thwarting Separate Growth.SEES ...
- Colonel George F. Potter Dies.
- ASSERTS CHRISTMAS "WET" DRIVE FAILED; Wheeler Says Federal and State Officials Balked Bootleggers --Encouraged ...
- Smoke Routs Hotel Guests.
- ADVISES MARINES BE KEPT IN HAITI; Senate Investigating Committee Makes Statement Preliminary to Report ...
- CHICAGO LOOT, $3,974,326.; Criminals Have Averaged $13,000 a Day in Last Year.
- Dies of Bichloride Poisoning.
- Obituary 3 -- No Title
- BLAZING STAIR RUGS TRAP WOMEN; 1 DIES; Flames Race Through Halls in Ancient Tinder-Like Carpet From ...
- DEBS IS RELEASED, PRISONERS JOINING CROWD IN OVATION; Socialist Leader, All Smiles, Waves His Hat and ...
- ALL GIVE TO PRISON BABY.; Women Inmates at Auburn Make Christmas Merry for Mildred Odell.
- FEAR NEW. HUNGARIAN RAID.; Austrians Say They Have Seen Banffy's Secret Orders for It.
- BROOKLYN F.C. TEAM WINS.; Defeats Greenpoint in State League Soccer Game by 2 to 0.
- $100,000 DYE PLANT FIRE.; Tenements and Mystic Shrine Temple Menaced in Brooklyn Blaze.
- FIVE MAIL PLANES BURNED.; Crossed Wires Blamed for Loss of Machines at Maywood Field.
- English Cotton Trade Attitude.
- TALK OF ECONOMIC CONFERENCE AGAIN; London's Impressions as to the Present and Future Movement of Foreign ...
- THREE SHOT IN ROAD FIGHT.; One Killed and Two Wounded in Dispute in Georgia.
- ENJOINS CANAL ZONE HEADS.; District Court Delays Enforcement of New Rent Regulations.
- Article 1 -- No Title
- WIRELESS PHONE GREETING.; Gov. Edwards's Christmas Message Spread Broadcast From Trenton.
- POLICEMAN SHOT ASSAILANT; Then Arrested Two Other Poles Who Had Attacked Him.
- PARIS CATS' HOLIDAY FEAST.; Hundreds at Central Market Enjoy American's Annual Bounty.
- TO AID BUILDING VIA TRADE SCHOOLS; Building Material Makers Take Up Challenge of Investors in Novel ...
- DOUBT AGREEMENT IN THIS CONFERENCE ON SUBMARINE CUT; Attitude of France and Japan Is Expected to Defeat ...
- Norwegian Soccer Club Wins.
- TIGER HOCKEY TEAM LEAVES TOMORROW; Coach Macdonell to Take Candidates to Lake Placid forEight Days' Training.
- ELLIS ISLAND CELEBRATES.; Dinner, Tree and Music for 1,000 Detained Immigrants.
- Western New York Nimrods Plan to Form New League
- French Exchange November Market.
- ASSERT PRESS WOULD COME UNDER INQUIRY; Steel Corporations Also Argue Trade Commission Could Regulate ...
- FRANCE TO PROPOSE A FIVE-POWER TREATY; With Italy Included, to Guarantee Submarine Status Quo inEastern ...
- CITE COUP AT PEKING AS VINDICATING ROOT; His Formula, Adopted by the Powers, Made Autonomy Contingent ...
- ARMSTRONG HOME FIRST.; Wins Five-Mile Run Closed to Members of Morningside A.C.
- STORM VICTIMS GET AID.; Southern Red Cross Sends Relief-- Louisiana Town Abandoned.
- FINANCIAL MARKETS.; Contradictory Indications as the End of the Year Approaches.
- A Little More Needed for 250 Families
- FAVORS STEP TO END CHAOS IN EUROPE; General Committee for Limitation of Armament Appealsto Public Opinion.FOR ...
- MEXICO REPORTED WORKING AGAINST US; Attempt to Control New Central American Federation Part of the Alleged ...
- Austrian Banknotes Increased.
- ILLNESS OF TENORS UPSETS OPERA PLANS; Chamlee, Crimi and Martinello on the Sick List--Programes Are Revised.
- WHAT UTILITIES MEAN.; Without Them 3,000,000,000 Slaves Would Have to Do the Work.
- A Reparations Contract.
- KING BORIS GREETS AMERICA; Congratulates Harding on Success of the Washington Conference.
- Branding of Soldiers Stopped by French
- BATTLE IN HOUSE CAUSES PANIC; 4 SHOT; Scores in Fight With Revolvers and Knives and 50 Bullets Are Fired. ...
- STARTS BIG IMPROVEMENTS.; Central to Spend $20,000,000 in New York at Albany.
- "Peace on Earth" to Harding.
- OHIO TOPS FLOOD STAGE AND IS STILL RISING; Will Go Higher Today Predicts Cincinnati Forecaster--Crest ...
- WON'T CUT MAIL DELIVERY.; Congress Against Hays's Plan to Abolish Village Distribution.
- PACIFISTS CONDEMN CHURCH WAR STAND; Faited to Protest Conscription of Peace Advocates, Women Say Renewing ...
- CHRISTMAS SPIRIT CROWDS CHURCHES; Washington Conference Inspires Thankful Comment in Many Holiday Services. ...
- LICHTENSTEIN TAKES RUN.; Finishes First in Morningside Athletic Club's Handicap Event.
- Lloyd George Will Not Visit The United States This Winter
- HARRISON FOOTBALL CLUB WINS VICTORY; Advances Into Semi-Finals of National Cup Competition by Defeating ...
- POLICE IN TAXICAB CHASE STOLEN CAR; Fugitives Surrender Under Fire After Flight Through East Side. RAID ...
- WHALE AND CALF INSHORE.; Cruising Pair Make Holiday Appearance Off Southampton.
- A Little More Needed for 250 Families
- KNOTT SAYS SCRAP THE ALIMONY CLUB; Retiring Sheriff Declares Debtors Are Often Victims ofUnscrupulous ...
- WIRES CAUSE HOLIDAY FIRE.; Christmas Decorations Ablaze in Bronx Home--Baby Carriage Afire.
- CHESS PRODIGY HONORED.; Samuel Rzeschewski Receives Medals From Boston and Baltimore.
- GOVERNORS AID RELIEF.; Davis of Virginia and San Souci of Rhode Island Endorse Jewish Appeal
- HELD WITHOUT BAIL, GARES DENIES GUILT; But Jersey Police Say Case Showing Murder of Child is Complete. ...
- PREDICTS NEW DEMOCRACY.; It Will Be Industrial Instead of Political, Says Dr. Grant.
- Foch and the Armenians.; "Ireland, Free State."
- British Security Issues.
- NEW MOVIE HOUSE OPENS.; The Cameo, in West 42d Street, Presents "Peacock Alley."
- PRESIDENT SPENDS DAY WITHOUT GUESTS; With Mrs. Harding Receives Many Gifts--May Abandon Trip to Pinehurst.
- LESS HOLIDAY DRINKING.; Fifty Intoxicated Persons Admitted to Bellevue Over Christmas.
- DALLEY IS LEADING LARCHMONT GUNNER; Takes High Scratch Prize at Yacht Club's Traps--Handicap Trophy for Webb.
- CHILLY RECEPTION FOR W. AND J. TEAM; Zero Weather Greets Eleven on Arrival in Kansas City-- Thorp Named ...
- 2 MORE ROBBERY ARRESTS.; Negroes Held in Connection With Capitol Theatre Hold-Up.
- Shimkin-Winkler Wedding.
- CHRISTMAS CHECK STOLEN.; Represented a Woman's Savings for a Year With Which to Buy Gifts.
- Woman Bishop Sermonizes Man As Responsible for Women's Scant Attire
- TWO DEAD, TWO HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENTS; Head Worker in Community House Who Was Struck Saturday, Dies in ...
- Dies on 57th Wedding Anniversary.
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- MRS. HONYWOOD FINDS FAULT WITH POLICE; Wife of Robber's Victim Says They Did Not Call at House-- Prosecutor ...
- JUMPS FROM ROOF UNDER POLICE FIRE; Negro Escapes After Chase-- Companion Discovered in Store, Captured ...
- 44 TRILLIONS OF PAPER.; A Bolshevist Economist's Estimate of Russia's Need of Paper Money.
- CHANGES ARE MADE IN BILLIARD RULES; Challenge Fee for Balkline Title Reduced and Winner-TakeAll Provision ...
- MANY CHINA ISSUES WON'T BE SETTLED; Internal Conditions Prevent Full Rehabilitation of Nation by This ...
- Ten Sudden Deaths in Brooklyn; Five Victims of Gas Found in Beds
- $109,008.56 IN GIFTS FOR NEEDIEST CASES; Total Thus Far $2,117.44 Below Complete Response toAppeal a ...
- INTERNATIONAL PEACE THE AIM OF THE LEAGUE.; The Most Significant Movement of Our Time and Woodrow Wilson's ...
- Obituary 4 -- No Title
- STEEL PRICES CUT TO LOW AVERAGE; Recent Declines Make an Index Number on All Products Only 26% Above ...
- Colvin-Ostrander Engagement.
- De Bruche-Stoner Wedding.
- BARTFIELD TO MEET BLOOM.; Welterweights Will Box in Brooklyn Today--Bouts at Four Clubs.
- BOLIVIA IS INSISTENT.; Again Tells Chile Any South Pacific Conference Must Include Her.
- TAYLOR AND HERD TO JOIN INVASION; Noted British Golf Pros Will Seeking American Laurels, With Vardon ...
- RISE OF GERMAN PRICES.; Remarkable Comparisons of Frankfurter Zeltung's Last Average.
- 531,337 Freight Cars Idle.
- DEATH-DEALINGGALE ON PACIFIC COAST; Fifty-Mile Wind Storm Causes Great Damage Throughout Central California. ...
- HOLD 6 IN MANY ROBBERIES.; Arrests Clear Up Thefts From New Yorkers on Long Island.
- ECONOMICS OF ARMS CUT.; Reduction Forms Foundation for Recuperation, Hoover Says.
- LONE BANDIT HOLDS UP CIGAR STORE MANAGER; Woman's Scream Fails to Help Victim, Robbed for Third Time.
- CHINESE KIDNAPPING DENIED; Report Concerning Mrs. Sun Yatsen Is Called Ridiculous.
- BAY RIDGE IS VICTOR.; Wins Soccer Exhibition Game From Strollers by Score of 4 to 2.
- PROMOTION CAUSED CALDWELL SUICIDE; Brooklyn Lawyer Didn't Want District Attorneyship and Didn't Want ...
- Morse Services Today.
- APPLAUSE STIRS CHALIAPIN.; Hippodrome Audience is Reprimanded for Interrupting.
- MEANT TO KILL, SAYS JEWELER'S SLAYER; Took a Gambler's Chance to Rehabilitate Fortune and Lost, Westling ...
- 1922 GRID DATES FIXED.; Penn State Will Play Schedule of Ten Games Next Fall.
- STOLEN CAR 30 HOURS UNDER POLICE NOSES; Fail to Locate Taxicab Standing With Lights Burning in Front ...
- ANTI-LYNCHING BILL DIVIDES REPUBLICANS; Measure May Be Sent Back to House Judiciary Committee to Be Redrafted.
- SOCIAL NOTES; New York.
- DEATH, FIRE, FLOOD MARK LINER'S TRIP; Ill-Starred Pocahontas, Condemned, Now Lying on Rocks in Bay of ...
- Comment on Current Events in Sports.; GENERAL
- BILL TO SAVE BANK TAXES.; Pending Measure Would Enable State to Levy on National Banks.
- Obituary 5 -- No Title
- BRIAND PREPARING REFUSAL FOR HUGHES; Parliamentary Advisers Unanimous for Rejection of New American ...
- SAYS TREASURY LOSES ON FOREIGN VALUATION; Leslie M. Shaw Puts His Estimate Between $100,000,000 and ...
- DEALING IN THE MARK.; Fluctuations of Price at London During Moratorium Discussion.
- CREDIT FOR BRYAN; Foundation Work Done in His Arbitration Treaties Receiving Increasing Attention at ...
- PEEPING BOY FIRES HOUSE.; Explores Christmas Secrets in Closet With Lighted Match.
- Collier Gets Degree in Chile.
- SPECIAL SHOW TOMORROW; Bloom to Box Soldier Bartfield for Brooklyn Welter Honors.
- $1,900 JOB IS OPEN.; Eligible Candidates Decline Parksville (N.Y.) Postmastership.
- Official Text of Debate on the Submarine Compromise Plan
- An Acknowledgment.
- Army Orders and Assignments.
- SEE RADEK'S LETTER AS AID TO DR. WIRTH; Moscow Chief Warns German Reds Against Revolts, and Suggests ...
- LEAP INTO GRIDIRON COACHING ASSAILED; President Ogilby of Trinity, N.C.A.A. Official, Decries Big Salaries ...
- HUNT FOR MISSING WOMAN.; Seattle Police Think Ward of Slain Man May Have Gone East.
- AMHERST FRATERNITY HONORS CAPT. BULLOCK; Theta Delta Chi Dedicates New Clubhouse to Alumnus Killed in the War.
- ZUBARAN REPORTED OUT.; Mexican Oil Minister Said to Have Offered His Resignation.
- YOUNG SOCIALISTS MEET; League, Assembled for First Time Since War, Wires Mrs. Debs.
- 50 YEARS ON OPERA STAGE.; L. Viviani to Celebrate at Metropolitan--Farrar in Double Bill.
- DIES TALKING TO FRIEND.; Orange Grain Dealer Succumbs to Complications.
- WOMEN SEND HOLIDAY GREETINGS TO WILSON; Democratic Political League Includes Birthday Good Wishes inChristmas ...
- Children's Bookshelf
- NAVY CANNOT YIELD POWER OVER SPORTS; Affiliation With A.A.U. Impossible, Says Officer--Athletics Part ...
- Princess Bibesco's Sketches
- CENTRE AND ARIZONA FIT.; Both Elevens in Good Shape for Battle Tomorrow.
- FIND BRET HARTE DAUGHTER; St. Lawrence State Hospital Authorities Say She is There.
- COAST BALL LEAGUE IS READY TO FIGHT; Far Western Organization May Declare Itself a Major if Draft Be Enforced.
- FOR WIDOWS OF SOLDIERS.; Mrs. Kathrine Clemmons Gould Will Give 1,500 Acres for a Home.
- FORDHAM OUTLOOK BRIGHT; Prospects Are for Successful Season Despite .500 Per Cent. Standing.
- CHIEFS SEND MESSAGES TO NATION'S DEFENDERS; Weeks, Denby and Lejune Praise Men of Army, Navy and Marine Corps.
- MORE ATTENTION IS PAID TO DRESS; Eccentricity and Slovenliness Are Out of Favor Even Among the Talented.
- Arms Conference Silver Coin Will Not Bear Broken Sword
- BRIAND STAVES OFF DEBATE IN CHAMBER; Tells Deputies Lloyd George Plans No Reduction of France's Claims ...
- ANOTHER VICTORY WON BY WAR ZONE; Nickerson's Clever Campaigner Takes Handicap at New Orleans Easily. ...
- TRACK DATES ANNOUNCED.; Syracuse Team to Appear in Three Meets During Indoor Season.
- WILLIAMS DEFICIT CUT.; Excellent Showing Is Made in Receipts From Football Games.
- PALESTINE IS CALLED CALIFORNIA OF EAST; Prof. Warburg of Zionist Delegation Says Wild Wheat IsImportant ...
- THE CASINO REMODELED.; Famous Restaurant in Central Park Saved From Decay and Beautified.
- Songs for the Holidays
- Herodotus of Fishermen
- MARSHALL WANTS FIRMER WINE RULES; Head of Jewish Committee Would Eliminate Rabbis Handling Sacramental ...
- ENJOIN WATER COMPANY.; Hearing to Make Injunction Permanent on Jan. 7.
- UNIQUE RECORD FOR YOST.; Ten All-American Football Men Developed by Michigan Coach.
- GREETS DISABLED VETERANS; American Legion Sends Christmas Message to its Comrades.
- MEXICO IS HOPEFUL OF BOOM IN RACING; Need of Improvement in Breeding and Number of HorsesIs Back of ...
- TRAP GIRL'S SLAYER IN SHACK IN WOODS; Police Chief Surprises Heavily Armed Murderer 12 Miles From Scene ...
- THOSE NEW TURNSTILES; Public in Doubt on Endorsing Subway's Innovation--Amusing Incidents
- CHRISTMAS DEMAND FOR TURKEYS HEAVY; Some Retail Dealers Report a Business Double That for Last Year. ...
- MARTIN TO BOX DWYER.; Pair Will Clash in Main Bout at Rink S.C. Tomorrow.
- Obituary 3 -- No Title
- NO BROKEN SWORD ON COIN.; New Dollar to Commemorate Arms Conference Will Bear an Eagle.
- JAPAN'S SILK SYNDICATE.; Stabilized Prices and Aided Industry, Says Native Visitor.
- CANADA'S FOREIGN TRADE.; This Country Leads Great Britain in Imports and Exports.
- INVITATION TO WISCONSIN.; Cardinal Track Team May Meet Stanford in Dual Meet.
- GERMANS BUILDING UP BIG CREDITS IN HOLLAND; Their Holdings Put at $200,000,- 000--Dutch Worried Over ...
- JITNEY BUS UPSETS; TWENTY ARE INJURED; Vehicle Filled With Standard Oil Workers Skids on Icy Bay- onne Street.
- ARMY OFFICERS' NEW CAP.; Secretary Weeks Approves Design Known as the "Pershing Cap."
- STEAMER BRINGS 15 GERMAN DIPLOMATS; American Food In Russia Saved Embassy Counselor, His Wife Says. ...
- JAPAN'S SHIPYARDS OPEN.; Work for at Least a Year Is Promised by Navy Authority.
- BRONX PALMS REARRANGED.; Notable Specimens in Collection in New York Botanical Garden.
- "VAMP" DOLLS NEW CREATION FOR HOLIDAYS; Copies of Ancient Models.
- Two Forms of Insurance.
- CHRISTMAS IN BETHLEHEM; Priests a-Plenty.
- One Inch Between Wilson and Hughes
- Weather a la Carte
- GOOD-WILL SHIP FOR FRANCE; Delegation With Purse to Aid War Zone Will Sail Next Summer.
- The Un-Solemn Irish Free State; The Un-Solemn Irish Free State
- Paris to London Airplanes Will Carry Christmas Trees
- THE WORLD OF ART:; At the Corcoran Art Gallery
- CRAIG'S ASSISTANT SIGNS THE BUDGET; Deputy Smith Complies With Charter Law Without Prejudicing Attack ...
- SHIP PRICES ARE LOWER.; Cargo Vessels Being Sold in England at Prewar Figures.
- 44 DIE, 100 HURT IN SOUTHERN STORM; Property Loss a Million in Eastern Arkansas, Northern Mississippi ...
- CHRISTMAS EVE AID TO NEEDIEST FUND; One Anonymous Contribution of $1,000, Another for $500, Swell Total ...
- C.C.N.Y. MATMEN WIN FROM STEVENS; Capture Four Wrestling Bouts in Series of Six for Victory by 14 to 10.
- Christmas Greeting Is Sent By Carpentier to Americans
- BIG REALTY SALES BY ASTOR ESTATE; New Owners Acquiring Manhattan Parcels Long Owned by the Late Lord ...
- Rome's Stoic Emperor After Eighteen Centuries; Rome's Stoic Emperor
- 42,000 ATTENDED BY VISITING NURSES; Henry Street Settlement Records Show 212 Employes Made 336,722 Visits ...
- Scandinavia Through a Violet Mist
- FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS.; London Closed for Extra Hoilday-- Paris Quiet.
- WARNS OF POISONED CHRISTMAS LIQUORS; Bootleggers Using Denatured Alcohol in "Whisky," Says Brooklyn ...
- IRISH TURKEYS ON AMERICAN TABLES; Virtually Entire Supply Diverted From British Markets to United States.
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- COPPER MINE GOSSIP.; Butte and Superior Strikes a Rich Level at Black Rock.
- STUMBLING BLOCKS TO GOOD BUSINESS; Matters of Salesmanship That Have a Similar Effect in All Lines of Trade.
- CITRUS YIELD BEATS GOLD.; Big Figures of the Production of the Fruit in California.
- Queries and Answers
- DECIDE TO BACK CALDWELL.; Republican Organization in Kings Want Him to Succeed Lewis.
- Article 3 -- No Title
- MANHOLE ON S-48 WAS OPEN; This Is Blamed for Disabling of Submarine in Long Island Sound.
- Contributions for Hundred Neediest Cases, $12,287.64 for the Day; $103,714.12, Grand Total
- THE 1922 WAGE SCALE.; Philadelphia Builders Agree on Scale Now in Force.
- Article 4 -- No Title
- HOCKEY GAMES FOR ARMY.; Columbia, Penn and Dartmouth Teams Are on Cadets' List.
- ARMS DELEGATES GREET AMERICANS; All Join in Most Optimistic Views of Achievements of the Conference. ...
- TYPES OF IMPORTED HATS.; Features of Some of the Creations of Parisian Modistes.
- 12,000 PUPILS IN RAPID ADVANCEMENT CLASSES; Superintendent Eitinger Requests Principals to Acquaint ...
- LLOYD GEORGE CUTS CAKE FROM SEATTLE; Premier Gives Party to Children and Is as Merry as His Guests.
- Naval Orders.
- INSURE ALL MOTOR CARS; Bill Being Prepared for State-wide Compulsory Liability Insurance MOTOR EXPORTS ...
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- Marriage Announcement 5 -- No Title
- Applications for Listing.
- Veterans' Bureau Finds Many Ex-Service Men In State Prisons While Entitled to Relief
- RAY, IF SUSPENDED, MAY BECOME BOXER; Will Enter Pro Ring if Not to Continue in Amateur Sports, Says ...
- Tilden to Play on Roof.
- SOCCER TITLE AT STAKE.; Lehigh and Lafayette to Clash for Pennsylvania Championship.
- SIMONSON CAPTURES SHOOT; Wins Scratch Prize at Holiday Turkey Shoot at Mineola.
- Cider Has Spirit
- 19 BANDITS ARE SLAIN.; Nearly 200 More Captured by Argentine Troops.
- The Hypnotism of The Prelude
- CADILLAC AND BUICK CUT SPRING PRICES; Unexpected Reductions on Popular Cars Viewed as First of General ...
- SHRINERS HERE PLAN $2,000,000 MOSQUE; Mecca Temple Pays $400,000 for Plot in West 55th Street-- Building ...
- OLD RIVALS IN STAR BOUT.; Jackson-Dundee Scrap in Garden Friday Likely to Be Fast.
- THE MORTGAGE MARKET.; Surtax Reduction Declared Essential for a Better Market.
- BRITISH ARTIST VIEWS AMERICA AS CHIEF ALLY; Goetze's Frescoes in Foreign Office Show Britannia and Columbia ...
- JAPANESE AT ODDS OVER HOME GUARANTEE; Newspapers, However, Expect the Dispute Over Meaning of the Treaty ...
- Stock Sales of the Week in Boston.
- TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; The Week-End Stock Market.
- TOURIST TIDE TO EGYPT; Natives, Receiving Glad News, Preparing Stunts for Greatest Season on Record
- CHESS TOURNEYS LOOM UP.; Five Colleges to Compete in One and Four in the Other.
- Delmont Training Up-State.
- Manslaughter
- FOCH GREETS THE LEGION.; He and Staff Officers Send Message Expressing "Deep Regard."
- CHRISTMAS CENTURY AGO; Holiday Gifts Which Pleased New Yorkers in 1821--Vogue of "Vernacular Cards"
- LIMITS ON PRESIDENT; Senator Wadsworth Says Right to Fix Size of Army and Navy Is Congress's
- San Francisco Christmas Pies Will Have Real 'Pep' Today
- MORE RELIEF NECESSARY FOR NEEDIEST; On This Christmas Day of Good Cheer and Quickened Sympathy a Further ...
- YANKEE'S IN CONSTANTINOPLE; American Business Men Form Well-Knit, Aggressive Community-- What the Field ...
- HARDING'S HOLIDAY QUIET.; White House Christmas Dinner to Be Private and Informal.
- SEVEN TEACHERS TO RETIRE; Mary H. McCullough Has Taught Fifty-Two Years.
- Marriage Announcement 3 -- No Title
- OFFICIALS DENY BAN ON WINE.; Prohibition Authorities Say Law Protects Its Use in Churches.
- M'AVOY TO DISCUSS BRINDELL CHARGES; Offers to Drop Indictments if Convicted Labor Boss Discontinues Appeal.
- CONTRARY WOMEN TERRORS OF TRAFFIC; Holiday Females, Says Harassed Policeman, Are Fierce and the Limit ...
- SEVEN PRINCIPALS GET NEW SCHOOLS; Transfers by the Board of Education Are in the Natureof Promotions.PROPOSED ...
- Illustration, The Art of Arts; The Art of Arts
- OWNERS AND UNION LOCK OVER COAL PAY; Anthracite Workers Declare for 20 Per Cent. Increase--Operators ...
- Bank Checks Drawn in England.
- England's View of Railway Rates.
- SECOND THOUGHTS on First Nights
- MEXICANS DEMAND LAND.; Puebla Unemployed Call on Government for Relief.
- PACKAGES FOR ARGENTINA.; How They Should Be Marked for Return if This is Desired.
- SEEKS $15,000,000 LOAN.; Bolivian Finance Minister Here to Consult New York Bankers.
- STRIKE ENDED, SAY PACKERS; They Assert Plants Are at Capacity, but Unions Put it at 12 Per Cent.
- CONDITIONS IN JAPAN.; Increase in Foreign Trade and in Stocks of Stored Goods.
- Article 5 -- No Title
- FAVORITES BEATEN AT ORIENTAL PARK; Only One First Choice Succeeds in Getting Home Ahead of Field--Track ...
- CARDINALS GREET POPE.; Benedict Replies in Words Appropriate to the Season.
- NEW SHANTUNG STEP AWAITS TOKIO OFFER; Expect "Direct Conversations," Recently Deadlocked, to Be Reopened ...
- CANADA OPENS POWER CANAL; Water Turned Into Chippewa-- Queenston Development After Seven Years' Work.
- Current Magazines
- GOVERNMENT INVESTMENTS.; Official Statement of Companies in Which Great Britain Holds Stock.
- COLOMBIA RATIFIES TREATY ON PANAMA; Chamber of Deputies Approves Ratification Motion and President Signs ...
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- ANATOLE FRANCE HAS A BOSWELL; Anatole France Has a Boswell
- SAFE ROBBER SENTENCED.; Gets 4 to 9 Years in Sing Sing for Hastings Burglary.
- BRITISH CHRISTMAS ONLY MILDLY MERRY; Great Crowds in Shopping District, but Buying ChieflyUseful Gifts.NEW ...
- BOLSHEVIST RULE AT BREAKING POINT; How the Wave of Revolution Has Risen Since 1919, and Why It Begins ...
- DIAMOND TRADE EARNINGS.; Extraordinary Reduction of the De Beers Company's Receipts.
- DEPLORE SUBMARINE IS NOT ABOLISHED; London Papers Argue That Purpose of Washington Conference Has Failed.
- COLUMBIA MEN GOING ON LONG CONCERT TRIP; Open Tuesday in Berwick, Pa., Then Go to Scranton, Pitts- burgh ...
- CHICAGO DEFICIT $927,228.; Income for Past Year Is Put at $38,462,375, Expenditure at $39,389,603
- HELD AS RUSSIAN REDS.; Two Miners Accused of Plot to Murder Mayor in Alberta.
- ABSTRACT OF CHARTER SENT TO COMMISSION; Merchants' Association Makes Synopsis of City's Constitution ...
- Latest Works of Fiction; TROUBLE-THE-HOUSE
- BOXER LEADS ATHLETES.; Singer Makes Best Record as Point Winner for Gloncoe A.C.
- Article 10 -- No Title
- Standard Oil Increases Hours.
- PARIS CHRISTMAS EVE QUIETER THAN USUAL; Larger Observance at Home Indicated by Extent of Family Shopping.
- APPLES FOR SERVICE MEN.; Shippers' Association Supplies Several Hospitals With Fruit.
- N.B.A. ASKS STATE BOARDS TO AFFILIATE; Urges New York and Massachusetts Boxing Representation at New Orleans.
- A Non-Dish washing Animal
- MANY SEEK TITLE HELD BY RICHARDS; Record-Breaking Entry List of 55 Tennis Players in National Junior ...
- EGYPT'S COTTON EXPORTS.; Will Be Much Less This Year Than Last or Even in 1913.
- FINANCIAL MARKETS; Moderate Recovery in Both Stocks and Bonds--Foreign Exchange Generally Higher.
- Harding Sends $100 to Father.
- JOURNEY FOR COLGATE FIVE.; Maroon Basketball Team to Play Games in Middle West.
- Chicago Gas Company Resumes Dividends.
- FOR EXPORTERS TO BRAZIL.; Penalty for Not Numbering Separate Packages in Shipments.
- JEWELER MURDERED, WIFE SHOT IN HOME; ROBBER CAPTURED; Unusual Prisoner Says He Planned Gem Hold-Up to ...
- TO BE BRIGADIER GENERALS; Thirteen Chosen for Rank in the Officers' Reserve Corps.
- Whitman Under the Searchlight
- Gift of Fifth Avenue Lot.
- DENIES $100,000 SALARY.; President Rea of Pennsylvania System Defends Pay of Officials.
- TOY MOVIE POPULAR DESPITE FIRE DANGER; Projector and Films Have Record Sale for Christmas,Say Stores.
- CO-OPERATIVE PLAN LINKS FRUIT RAISERS; Western New York Growers Federated Into a Central Association. ...
- Value of Foreign Currencies in Gold.
- Postpone General Motors Meeting.
- VLADIVOSTOK GETS LOAN.; Japanese Bankers Advance 5,000,000 Yen Secured by Goods.
- The Provincetown of the Desert; The Provincetown of the Desert
- MAYOR ASKS CHARITY IN CHRISTMAS PLEA; Begs Citizens to Bring Happiness to Children and Parents in Impoverished ...
- FACTORY WAGES DROP 15 PER CENT.; Average Weekly Earnings in New York State Lower This November Than ...
- GROWTH OF TENNIS SHOWN IN RECEIPTS; Income at Davis Cup Challenge Round Between America and Japan Was ...
- Club Owners Due for a Sad Awakening, Says Ban Johnson
- PAGEANTS FREE TO PUBLIC.; Jewish Philanthropic Societies to Celebrate Fifth Anniversary.
- MAGYAR PARISH AIDS POOR IMMIGRANTS; Relieves Plight of Those Marked for Deportation, but Forced to Await ...
- DOUGLAS MANSION TO BE A CLUBHOUSE; New Home of Country Club at Douglaston, L.I., Has a Historic Background. ...
- HONYWOOD RECOVERING TELLS ABOUT HOLD-UP; Nephew of Earl of Devon Says He Was Blackjacked by Man to Whom ...
- These Things Will Out; These Things Will Out
- Law and Outlaw
- BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR.; A Huge Exhibition Being Prepared for Foreign Buyers This Spring.
- LIFE-SAVING "AIR-LOCKS"; New Advance in Treatment of Workers Suffering From Compressed Air Diseases
- FREE FOR HOLIDAY, ALIENS ALL SCATTER; Excess Quotas Hasten to Homes of Their Relatives for Christmas. ...
- TIMES SQUARE LOTS ONCE WERE CHEAP; Buyers Got Forty-Second Street Plots for Few Hundred Dollars in 1845. ...
- MRS. K.W. CULLEN WINS A SEPARATION; Justice Bijur Refuses Shipping Man's Counter-Claim in Interesting ...
- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ON SUBJECTS OF TIMELY INTEREST; JAPAN AND THE TREATY Nippon in Relation to South ...
- HEIRESS SEEKS DIVORCE.; Daughter of Charles A. Canfield Accuses J.M. Danziger of Crueity.
- Tellers of Sea Tales
- Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
- COLUMBIA TO CURE EXAMINATION EVILS; Avoidable Defects in Present Methods Responsible for Weakness of ...
- FOG LIFTS TO ALLOW CUNARDER TO DEPART; Welchmen Bid Farewell to Scythia's Captain--Tug Takes Young Woman ...
- SPORT HAS BANNER YEAR DURING 1921; All Branches of Activity Enjoy Prosperity--International Contests ...
- BROOKLYN POLY IS BEATEN BY BROWN; Providence Five's Superior Team Play and Speed Gain Decision by 30 to 23.
- CANADIAN 'ARMY' EVACUATES; Leaves Navy Island, Where Only Boundary Guard Existed.
- Latest Books
- Star Club Arranges Bouts.
- FOUR HOLD-UP MEN ROB THEATRE IN BROOKLYN; Owner of the Elite and Woman Cashier Forced to Hand Over $100 ...
- Article 9 -- No Title
- Yuletide in the Little Bookshops
- GAINS IN ALL GRAINS IN HOLIDAY MARKET; Light Wheat Supply and New Year Demand Outlook Hearten Chicago Traders.
- William Tilden 2d Is Also A Skillful Hockey Player
- N.Y. CENTRAL GAINS FOR MONTH AND YEAR; Operating Income Increases $4,009,906 Over November, 1920 --Increase ...
- CHORUS GIRLS SELL SEALS.; Their Efforts Netted $10,000 for Tuberculosis Association Last Week.
- Jap Claims World's Record As Busiest Tennis Player
- Mademoiselle Rhea, Dancer, Marries
- CHRISTMAS GIFTS IN 1921; Range From $112,000 Diamond Pendant to 10 Cent Safety Razor --"Prohibition Oil Can"
- Marriage Announcement 6 -- No Title
- PAGE KING SOLOMON.; Lehigh and Lafayette Want Ball Game in Two Places Same Day.
- BATTLES MARK BIRTH OF RED PARTY HERE; Hisses and Fist Fights Mark Convention of 500 Radicals of All ...
- ONLY 60,000 TONS FOR US; We Would Scrap 35,000 Tons and Britain, With Same Ratio, 22,500. BALFOUR QUICK ...
- SKIPPERS WATCH MERCURY.; Shrewsbury River Ice Yachtsmen Prepare for Pennant Battles.
- SOVIET TO CONTRIBUTE $10,000,000 FOR FOOD; Agrees Thus to Use Imperial Gold Remaining at Demand of Hoover.
- CONFERENCE TAKES A DAY OFF AT LAST; Insatiable Mr. Hughes Permits a Lapse for Christmas, but All Would ...
- Jimmy Mack to Box Kid Bacon.
- GALLATIN TO FIGHT SUB-PARK GARAGES; Estimates Project Would Use Tract Nearly Half a Mile Square in Central ...
- POLISH COMMERCE FALLS.; Trade With the United States Affected by Exchange Situation.
- CARROLL SCORES KNOCKOUT; Wins Over Maxwell in Fifth Round in Commonwealth Club Ring.
- The Old Visiters
- ALBERTS RETAINS TITLE.; Defeats Hofheimer at Plainfield Traps by Score of 90 to 74.
- HOCKING VALLEY FLOOD WORST IN 14 YEARS; Halt in Rain Removes Danger of General Inundation by Ohio River, ...
- BUSINESS IN DRESSES.; It Has Been Good in Volume, With Women Selecting Values.
- STILL HUNT LOST WOMAN.; Man She Aided Dies Suddenly When Summoned by Paris Police.
- TURNER SHOWS NEED FOR MORE TRANSIT; Commuter Traffic Increased Over 100 Per Cent. in 10 Years, He Says. ...
- STANDARD OIL VALUE UP TO $3,276,027,243; Quadrupled in the Decade Since the Supreme Court Ordered Dissolution.DIVIDENDS ...
- The Merchant's Point of View
- TO PLAY SANTA TO 2,000.; "Uncle Robert" Will Entertain Poor Children of Long Branch.
- "INNOCENT" KAISER; Back of Exonerating Hindenburg Letters Aim Is to Bring About Revision of Treaty
- Spain to Increase Import Duties.
- Briskness of Holiday Trade Reflected In Billion Business Volume Increase
- U.S. LAW OFFICE HERE IS WORLD'S BIGGEST; Colonel Hayward Declares Business Handled by District Attorney ...
- NEW TAX LAW AIDS COPPER COMPANIES; Exemption From Excess Profits Back to 1917 Means Refunds, Says Eisner.BAD ...
- The Civil Service.
- WOULD ESCAPE TRIAL HERE.; Piano Company, in Bankruptcy, Prefers Connecticut Law.
- "A Bas Le Sommelier!"
- SHOPPERS FORGET MANNERS IN LIFTS; Holiday Crowds Delay Themselves by Blocking Entrances to Elevator ...
- NEW FERRYBOAT TESTED.; The Theodore Roosevelt Exceeds Contract Speed of 16 Knots.
- Pulliam Reaches Santo Domingo.
- LEHIGH RECEIPTS $56,000.; Home Football Games Add Big Sum to Pennsylvanians' Exchequer.
- MUSIC; SAINT-SAENS AND HIS WORK Gustav Hoist, Composer.
- CIGAR STORE BANDIT CAUGHT IN HOSPITAL; Companion of Slain Robber, Wounded, Taken to Jersey by Wife and ...
- Carpenters Reject Wage Cut.
- No Further Shantung Concessions by Japan; Tokio Will Resist China's Cash Purchase Plan
- NEW ENGINES TO BE SHOWN.; Latest Types Will Be Exhibited at Motor Boat Show Here.
- TARIFF DIFFICULTIES; House Leader Says Rates Should Be Flexible for Next Few Years
- ROBBERS ACTIVE IN CHICAGO; Two Kidnapping Cases and Several Hold-Ups Are Reported.
- SMALL FIELD IN SHOOT.; Voorhies Takes High Scratch Prize at Bergen Beach Traps.
- FOOTBALL DATES NAMED; Muhlenberg Announces Schedule of Ten Games for Next Fall.
- Roebling Estate $15,355,671.
- At Home in Pilgrim New England; POLITICAL PILGRIM IN EUROPE
- CHECKING AGAINST CREDIT ACCOUNTS; Methods Whereby the Retail Stores Keep Tab on the Standing of Customers.
- Seven Christmases
- STATEN ISLAND TUNNEL.; Transit Committee Will Make Provision in New Plan.
- KING ALBERT BIDS GOOD-BYE TO WHITLOCK; Makes Two-Hour Call--State Department Noncommittal as to a Successor.
- PROMOTIONS BY ENRIGHT; Will Have 2 New Captains, 7 Lieutenants and 19 Sergeants.
- BURST MAIN HALTS CARS.; Five Cellars Flooded by Geyser and Brooklyn Traffic Delayed.
- This Week's Films.
- BABY WHALE JOINS ITS DAD.; So Says Cap'n Edwards, but Amagansett Has Doubts.
- NEW YORK GENEROUS TO CHRISTMAS POOR; Trees, Baskets, Toys, Shoes and Warm Clothing Gladden the Needy. ...
- The Last Hours of Cardinal Gibbons
- GOOD CHEER AT COBLENZ.; Christmas Dinner Midway Point In Three-Day Holiday.
- CUE STARS TO PLAY HERE.; Cochran and Horemans Will Clash in Exhibitions This Week.
- CHRISTMAS GIFT TO A.P. MEN; News Association Presents to Each Employe an Insurance Policy.
- Champions of Sports in 1921
- DOESN'T RECOGNIZE BIANCHI; New Guatemalan Government Repudiates Minister at Washington.
- HOLIDAY SHOPPERS NOW 'DO IT EARLY; Christmas Rush in Stores a Thing of the Past, Merchants Report.NO ...
- Demented Veteran Kills Saranac Physician; Shoots at Several Others Before Captured
- B. & M. Accepts Freight Rate Cut.
- DENIES FLETCHER TRADE.; President Baker of Phillies Says No Deal is on With Brooklyn.
- "Not the Type"
- Article 6 -- No Title
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- TO REPRESENT SYRACUSE.; Cox and LaDue Will Act at Intercollegiate Lacrosse Meeting.
- RENEWS GLYNN ATTACK.; Goldbas Asserts Letters Show Him as Political Jobber.
- Article 1 -- No Title
- Fiction Snapshots
- LEWIS IS HIGH GUN AT TRAVERS ISLAND; Breaks 95 of 100 Flying Targets at N.Y.A.C. Traps and Takes the ...
- MEAT PRICES DROP DESPITE THE STRIKE; First Prospects of Shortage Cause Sharp Advance, but Big Receipts ...
- 6,073 STUDENTS AT HARVARD; 2,344 Come From Massachusetts and 719 From New York.
- Boxing War Is Promised if Armories Are to Be Rented
- Article 8 -- No Title
- Producing Antiques for Art Collectors
- ALTMAN EMPLOYES GET GIFT OF $400,000; Christmas Surprise for 4,000 Workers in Big Fifth Avenue Department ...
- ENDS LIFE ON EVE OF PROMOTION TO BE KINGS PROSECUTOR; Everett Caldwell, Slated to Succeed District Attorney ...
- EGYPTIAN OUTLOOK HAS BECOME GRAVE, BRITISH NOW ADMIT; Hope That Allenby With His Stronger Forces Can ...
- TO ISSUE PAMPHLET OF DEBS CASE PLEAS; Full Text of Daugherty-Harding Exchanges Will Be Published for ...
- Indiana Golfer Going to Oxford.
- Obituary 4 -- No Title
- Cites King Solomon in Giving Mother First Claim on Children
- New and Old Faces on the Screen; New and Old Faces on the Screen
- Germany's Literary Radical; Germany's Literary Radical
- LOSES $7,000 IN JEWELS.; Wife of Wholesale Coal Dealer Offers Reward of $1,000.
- TALK ON TURKEY BY SOVIET ENVOY; New Minister to Angora Insists Bolshevist Influence Is Strong in Near ...
- FOREIGN EXCHANGE.; Trading Quiet, but Tone Strong and Rates Higher--Canadian at Record Rate.
- BIG CHRISTMAS MAIL SENT WITHOUT DELAY; Public Co-operation Helps Dispose of Heaviest Volume in History ...
- MAY DROP FLEET DRILL.; Joint Manoeuvres Will Probably Be Abandoned for Economy.
- BIRTHPLACE OF BRONX COCKTAIL BRINGS $10; Former Owner, After Sale of Saloon, Expresses His Feelings ...
- SHIPMENTS OF WOOL.; Quantities Sent From Great Britain Here and to Germany.
- FEEDS 1,072 BABIES.; Dairy Association Pays 1,305 Visits in Aiding the Poor.
- Article 2 -- No Title
- TO PICK YALE COACHES.; Football Authorities Will Make Decisions During Holidays.
- NEW INDUSTRY FOR CHINA.; To Make Electrical Apparatus Under the Slemens Patent.
- ALL-STAR GAME OFF.; Football Battle With Centre Scheduled for Dec. 30 Cancelled.
- MEMORIAL TO PATROLMAN; Long Branch Mayor Starts Movement in Honor of Slain Officer.
- B.R.T. SETTLES SUITS.; Gives Injured Girl $4,500 and Her Mother $1,000.
- ZETA BETA TAU IN SESSION.; Fraternitys Twenty-Third Annual Convention Under Way.
- SHOULD HAVE STRONG FIVE.; W. and J. Veterans Out for Basketball Team--Lafayette First Test.
- GUNMEN'S SHOTS GREET TROOPS AT NEWPORT; Guardsmen Arrive During Effort to Slay Mill Official--Corporal ...
- FIVE MILLION TREES; Christmas Calls for Increasing Number--Latest Methods of Cutting and Marketing the ...
- CURB MARKET GIVES PARTY TO EMPLOYES; Entertains 1,500 at Most Impressive Christmas Celebration in Years--Circus ...
- HOLD-UP MEN BEATEN WHEN PISTOL FAILS; Two Would-Be Robbers Are Rescued From Irate Christmas Eve Party ...
- GRAIN DEALERS FINED $500.; T.W. and Wilbur Keelin of Chicago Confessed to Defrauding Customers.
- "MIRACLE MEN" JAILED.; Six Russian Priests Get Six Months at Hard Labor for Fraud.
- Marriage Announcement 4 -- No Title
- BUY TRACT FOR HOUSES.; Mountain Lakes Park Will Improve 500-Acre Site.
- COMMODITY PRICES.; Steadiness Prevails in Local Markets--No Changes Reported.
- Amateurs in N.Y.A.C. Ring Jan. 5.
- EBERT JOINS PRAISE OF PEAGE EFFORTS; Christmas Message to American People Expresses Hope for Reconciliation ...
- The Secrets of a Kuttite
- PACE OF INFLATION IN CENTRAL EUROPE; Why the Increase in Paper Money Is Just Now More Rapid Than Ever.
- Weeks Gets an Army Fruit Cake.
- Books and Authors
- APPEAL FOR CHILDREN.; Funds Asked to Keep Up Hospital Work in Serbia and Armenia.
- REFEREE NAMED FOR GAME.; G.M. Varnell of Spokane to Officiate on Pasadena Gridiron.
- Article 7 -- No Title
- PERIL TO LESSEES UNDER SOVIET RULE; Our Commerce Department Notes One Cause for Distrust of New Policy.IT ...
- NO NEW TRIALS FOR SACCO AND VANZETTI; Judge Thayer Holds Legal Points Raised by Counsel Do Not Warrant ...
- BARON KATO ILL, MUST REST A WEEK; Head of Japanese Delegation Suffers From Overwork in the Conference.
- Jones Bros. Tea Co. Buys 45 Stores
- OPENING BILL FOR ARENA.; Murray and Shaw to Box Principal Bout of Jersey City Card.
- CONFESS TO $12,000 UP-STATE HOLD-UP; Two of Gang Here Implicate Six Others in Niagara Falls Bank Robbery ...
- IRISH LINEN MARKET.; Price Control Not to the Advantage of American Consumers.
- Government Cuts Wages in Armory.
- SEVENTH AVENUE REALTY VALUES INCREASE-- CORNERS HELD AT $8,000 A FRONT FOOT; Construction Work in and ...
- DENY DAUGHERTY CHARGES; Retail Clothiers Insist Their Prices Are Not "Unconscionable."
- WILSON FOUNDATION.; Louis Wiley to Direct Its Campaign in This State.
- Aubrey Devine on Iowa Five.
- London Book Talk
- CITY TO ESCAPE EVICTION.; Compromise Expected on Jamaica Health Department Rent.
- PRESIDENTS' ELEVEN EN ROUTE TO COAST; W. and J. Football Squad Makes Brief Stop in Chicago on Way to ...
- WILL STAGE MARATHON RUN.; Fifth Company, 13th C.D.C., to Hold Modified Race Feb. 22.
- STATE FARMERS GET DAILY MARKET NEWS; System Keeps Producer in Close Touch With Price Conditions in Cities.
- MISSES STREBEIGH MAKE THEIR DEBUT; Twin Daughters of Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte Greeted at Home ...
- Notes on Trade and Industry Abroad; Grain Admitted Free to India.
- BEZDEK TO SPEAK HERE.; Penn State Grid Coach Will Attend N.C.A.A. Meeting.
- OPPOSES HIGH SUGAR TARIFF; Refinery Says Result Would Force Cuba Into United States.
- CHRISTMAS MESSAGES BY ARMS DELEGATES; Balfour Sees Peace for EnglishSpeaking Peoples--HaniharaTells ...
- COMMERCIAL LEASES.; Madison Avenue Site Leased by Silk Men for $650,000.
- FREE TRANSFERS TO STAND.; Transit Commission Denies Coney Island & Nassau Applications.
- LAND FOR VEHICULAR TUNNEL; Commissioners Sign Maps of Plots to Be Condemned in Manhattan.
- SHARKEY AND WAGNER SPLIT; Noted Bantamweight Boxer Severs Bond With Manager.
- BACKS MARINE FOR SHOOTING; Post Office Department Endorses Action in Firing on Youths on Train.
- MOVES TO DEPORT EDITOR.; Federal Attorney Asks Expulsion of Illinois Staats-Zeitung Director.
- Feast for Pets and the Poor.; "BISHOP OF WALL STREET." A Holiday Appreciation of the Curbstone Clergyman.
- Jerltza Again in "Die Tote Stadt."
- DENIES PRESTON WILL QUIT.; Vice President Says Head of United Fruit Will Continue With Company.
- Harding Sends Greetings To America's War Veterans
- DEFENDS LAMONT ON HUKUANG BONDS; Financial Adviser, to Japanese Delegation Says Americans Have Right ...
- Coal Merger Approved.
- MRS. GOURAUD SAILS.; Takes Savole at Last Moment, Avoiding Publicity at Pier.
- FOLWELL KEEPS HIS POST.; Coach of Navy Eleven Signs New Two-Year Contract.
- WEATHER HELPS BUSINESS.; Drop in Temperature Stimulates Activity in Seasonal Goods.
- American Surety Christmas Party.
- THE BROOKLYN MARKET.; Sell Apartment and Business Properties Held at $210,000.
- ST. NICHOLAS WINS ON ICE.; Defeats Canadian Hockey Six at Philadelphia by 4 to 0.
- LONDON DISORDERS NIPPED.; Christmas Demonstration of Extremists sI Abandoned.
- OWLES AN EASY VICTOR.; Defeats Knowles at Three-Cushion Billiards by 35 to 14.
- DEBUTANTES ENJOY ANOTHER FETE DAY; Mrs. David Banks Introduces Her Daughters Cecilia and Constance at ...
- George White Hurt in Gas Explosion
- THE PLAY; Several Cheers for Mr. Milne.
- Deal on Eighth Avenue.
- FOR HANDS OFF GUATEMALA.; Hughes Urges Salvador and Honduras to Preserve Peace.
- NAVY TO MEET LAFAYETTE.; Will Clash in Dual Track Event for First Time in Many Years.
- 3 MORE $1,000 GIFTS FOR NEEDIEST CASES; Mrs. E.H. Harriman, J.D. Rockefeller Jr., Mr. and Mrs. H.R. ...
- Obituary 5 -- No Title
- TO DRAFT LEAGUE DATES.; Committees Will Map Out Majors' Schedules at French Lick.
- CHASE FOR 80 CENTIMES.; French Railroad Spends 300 Francs Pushing Claim Against American.
- President Denies New Treaty Is an Alliance In Statement Regretting Dispute on Its Meaning
- EXTEND TOKIO'S BOUNDARIES; City Council's Plan Would Give It a Population of 3,360,000.
- The Civil Service.
- MOCK SANTA CLAUS MURDERS GIRL OF 5; Lures Child From Barroom of Mother's Hotel to His Room and Strangles ...
- PREPARE TO COMBAT CENSORSHIP OF STAGE; Authors' League, Dramatists and Actors' Equity Ask Managers to ...
- DRY CHIEFS SHOW CHRISTMAS SPIRIT; No Extra Raids Planned for Tonight or New Year's Eve,They Promise.
- BRISK TRADE IN DRY GOODS.; Merchants Report Holiday Business as "Quite Satisfactory."
- JACOB WERTHEIM ESTATE.; Tobacco Manufacturer Leaves $6,038,284 Net to 38 Beneficiaries.
- Army Orders and Assignments.
- INDUSTRIES ASK INCREASED DUTIES; Lace, Film and Glove Makers Tell Senators Germany Undersells Them Here.GEM ...
- Imperial Lodge Buys Houses.
- HAT STORE BURNED OUT.; Unsuspected Blaze Bursts From Room Upon Seven Employes.
- SPECIAL CHRISTMAS CHURCH SERVICES; Singing of Hymns and Carols Appropriate to the Day Will Be the Feature. ...
- N.Y.C.WANTS TO LEASE LINES; Asks Permission to Operate Toledo & Ohio Central.
- Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
- Actor Refuses Returned Liquor.
- Sugar Company Director Elected.
- DAUGHERTY OFFERS MAXIMS; Says in Christmas Greeting He Receives Much Bad Advice.
- HOLIDAY TRAVEL HEAVIER.; New York Central Uses 136 Extra Pullmans; 86 Last Year.
- GIVES ROAD TO OWNERS.; Court Order Restores Rock Island Southern, Now on Paying Basis.
- Health Hints by Wireless.
- FISHER ESTATE TO ACTRESS; Irish Players' Manager Gave Only $1 Aplece to Relatives.
- BROOKLYN ANGLING FOR ART FLETCHER; Ex-Giant and Former Philly Shortstop May Wear Dodger Uniform Next Year.
- NINE GAMES FOR W. AND J.; Two Dates Still Remain to Be Filled on Foolball Schedule.
- CALLS IRISH COERCION AN UNFAIR ACCUSATION; London Nation Says Urgency of Action Resulted in Big Concession ...
- SLIPPERY ELM WINS RIGOLETS HANDICAP; Signalizes First Appearance of Season at Jefferson Park With a ...
- FIRE ALARM BY WIRELESS.; 75-Foot Ladder Saves Tenants Trapped in Tenement.
- DIAZ ACCLAIMED ON LANDING; Admiral Niblack Takes Part in His Official Welcome at Naples.
- Commercial Leases.
- WHEAT AT CHICAGO IN BETTER DEMAND; Orders From Mills and for Export in Sight--Corn, Too,Shows Firm Undertone.
- Obituary 6 -- No Title
- TRIBUNE BUILDING SOLD FOR $3,000,000; H.E.Mitler and S.M.Banner Obtain 20-Story Structure in Nassau ...
- SEASON'S PITCHING HONORS TO FABER; White Sox Veteran Leads American League With Averageof 2.48 Earned Runs.
- Canadian Pacific Issue Listed.
- BANK INCREASES CAPITAL.; Corn Exchange Stockholders Ratify Increase to $8,250,000.
- SEE LASTING HARM IN PARK AUTO PLAN; Landscape Architects Say Tunnels Would PermanentlyDamage Vegetation.WOULD ...
- Conference News as Reported to Europe; BRITISH GAIN MUCH IN SUBMARINE WAR Delegates Impressed by Lord ...
- Obituary 4 -- No Title
- Auction Results.
- SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.; Investor Buys East Orange Apartments----Homes In Demand.
- JAIL FEAR REMOVED, HYLAN SIGNS BUDGET; Mayor Is Advised That Appeal Automatically Stays Appellate Division's ...
- GRUDGING, SAYS SOCIALIST.; Party Secretary Regrets Harding Didn't Free All Political Prisoners.
- JAIL TERMS REDUCE XMAS SHOPLIFTING; Less Stealing This Year, and Mostly by Amateurs, Stores Association ...
- RECOVER PILES OF LOOT.; Brooklyn Police Station Full of Booty of Two Burglars.
- Contributions for Hundred Neediest Cases, $11,071.21 for the Day; $91,446.48, Grand Total
- Obituary 3 -- No Title
- W. AND J. LEAVES TODAY.; Football Squad Will Depart for Pasadena to Meet California.
- MAIL THIEF GETS 67 YEARS.; George Rogers Pleads Guilty to Part In Toledo Robbery.
- KEEP SUBMARINES, FRENCH INSIST; Admiral de Bon Makes Strong Argument as He Declares France Needs Big ...
- $4,000 GEM ROBBERY NEAR THE BOWERY; Four Young Men Rob Patrons of Diamonds in Hester Street Restaurant.
- BRIAND IS STANDING FIRM.; Said to Be Maintaining Strong Position on Submarines.
- 2,500 RADICALS MEET.; Cheer World Revolution on Eve of Workers' Party Convention.
- GREENLEAF EASILY RETAINS CUE TITLE; Presses Pocket Billiards Crown More Snugly on His Head by Beating ...
- COTTON ADVANCES; TRADING LIMITED; Notices for 3,000 Bales January Taken Up and Entire Market Strengthens.
- SZECHENYI TO BE ENVOY.; Gladys Vanderbilt's Husband Will Represent Hungary Here.
- TO PERMIT BOXING IN STATE ARMORIES; Amended Regulations Sanction Use in Future With Consent of Officer ...
- THE WEEK'S PRICE TREND.; Markets Featureless in the Main, the Changes Being Slight.
- OLD RIVALS ABSENT FROM PENN'S LIST; Dartmouth and Lafayette Missing From Football Scheduleof Next Season.
- Arrivals From Europe.
- BOLSHEVIST THREAT OF WAR TO FINLAND; Tchitcherin Warns Her of Peril to Peace in Her Actions in Karelia. ...
- LONG ISLAND WHALE 'WOOFS' AT CHASERS; Tantalizes Cap'n Edwards, Bent on Capture, by Blowing Contemptuous ...
- MASKED MEN HOLD UP STORE AS CROWDS PASS; Bind and Gag Bronx Druggist, Rob the Till, Then Flee in Auto.
- WEEK'S NEW BONDS TOTAL $147,961,000; Practically All Issues Offered Are Taken, Indicating an Unsatisfied ...
- RUM SMUGGLED IN CHRISTMAS TREES; Bottles of Scotch and Rye Nestle in Firs From States Along Canadian Border.
- VOLIVA DECREE BARS SANTA FROM ZION CITY; Rules Good Saint Does Not Exist, but Orders Gifts 'From Above' ...
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- $305,000 In Loans Placed.
- Mrs. Kingslands' Estate $9,436,760.
- WIFE OF AMERICAN FLEES WITH CHILDREN; Former Actress, "Daughter--inLaw of Millionaire," LeavesLondon ...
- Bronx Activity.
- GET 33 1-3 CENTS ON DOLLAR; Savings Depositors of Tremont Trust Receive First Payment.
- LATEST DEALINGS IN REALTY FIELD; Many Small Properties Purchased by Investors and Newly Organized Realty ...
- NEW MOON FIVE IS WINNER.; Crescents Beat Catholic University Team by 44 to 33.
- THREE MEN NAMED FOR CHINESE CABINET; General Chang Says Country Is Not Ready for Occidental Type of ...
- MISS ANNE STILLMAN HOME.; Will Not Dine With Either Parent on Christmas, She Says.
- DEBS IS NOT INFORMED.; Late Editions of Papers Not Taken Into Atlanta Prison.
- CLERGY WANT CITY TO HONOR MELETIOS; Would Confer Freedom on Patriarch-Elect of Greek OrthodoxChurch ...
- Private House Buyers.
- PLAN TO BAR WINE AND USE FRUIT JUICE IN ALL CHURCHES; Federal Prohibition Officials Said to Favor Ban ...
- SEES COPPER SURPLUS GONE; J.Parke Channing Predicts World Shortage in Fifteen Years.
- AUSTRIA NAMES CONSULS.; Friedrich Fischerauer Will Be Her Representative in New York.
- TAKAHASHI SAYS ALLIANCE IS REPLACED; Japanese Premier Quoted as Declaring That New QuadrupleEntente Is Wider.
- HOTEL MEN BUY CLUB.; Greeters of New York Acquire Home in Sixty-Eighth Street.
- FOWLES ART TO BE SOLD.; Master Paintings, Including a Hals, In Auction of Late Dealer's Estate.
- FLEEING RUSSIA WITH GEMS.; Profiteers and Deserting Bolsheviki Tax German Guards' Resources.
- THINK DAIL DELAY AIDS RATIFICATION; Both Dublin and London Believe Adjournment Helps Griffith and Collins.ELECTORS ...
- FALL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY; Lighter, Thinner Book Has 45,000 More Names, Two New Exchanges.
- Expenses of Wife Included In Demands of Star Athlete
- APPLAUD BRITISH POSITION.; London Papers Pleased With Lord Lee's Argument.
- I.T. BUSH MENACED BY VIENNA RIOTERS; Back on the Adriatic, He Tells of Mob's Attack on Hotels and Stores.REACHED ...
- WOMAN GETS DEPUTY JOB.; Grace M. Mahoney to Assist County Clerk Donegan.
- South Porto Rico Sugar Meeting.
- WATER IN MEXIA OIL WELL.; Liles Drilling Changes Flow After Producing Crude Six Weeks.
- Nebraska to Meet Syracuse On Latter's Gridiron in 1922
- Kaiser's Wedding Is Now Awaited at Doorn; Household Changes Thought to be Preparations