Show Z 1 r q I 1 judae thomes thomb I 1 D thacher of 0 new mew yorty taking the oath as aa solicitor general of the united states 2 dr breuning leader odthe centrist party who Is now cliant chancellor ellor of the german republic 3 new library of university bethlehem ra pa cowing which bag just been de dedicated and opened NEWS REVIEW EVENT S mr stimson returning with W ith naval treaty fight on it due in senate by EDWARD W PICKARD S OP OF STATH STIMSON find and his bis colleagues in the london knyal al conference sailed failed for the united states wednesday bringing with them a certified tilled copy of 0 the naval treaty which the senate will soon be asked to accept or reject the treaty was signed on tuesday by the representatives of the live alve powers concerned the ceremony taking place at the final plenary session of the conference in the queen anne drawing room of st james palace prime minister macdonald mr aristide briand gojiro wakasuke and admiral sorl berl onni all apolo at somo some length and then their signatures to the mornen document the conference then was adjourned with the way left opell jor its resumption when and it krance france and italy can bo be brought into tile tho full treaty by diplomatic negotiations 1 hough the results 0 of the tiel ti fl mouths of or work in loudon london fel for ir short hort or of the hopes of those who spon ored mored the parley they anre by no means small the treaty though signed by all five powers Is in the main a three power pact between the united states great britain and japan by which those nations agree to limit the ton tell nago nage of nil all classes of fighting ships america in ie to scrap three battleships england flye five and japan one the tha sections ec tlona of DC WS to ea 1 ered to by prance france and italy provide tor for a u five year ye r holiday in battleship building prescribe rules of submarine warfare and relate to less important phases of disarmament tho the compromise between betic the french global and tile tho british and american categorical methods ot of limiting tonnage was omit ted ed from the lie document but wilt will be transmitted to tho the league of nations for or use by its preparatory committee on fin that the treaty would not have an easy time getting betting through the senate was assured when the plans of senator hale of maine chairman of tile the mayea affairs committee become became known ile ho to Is leading the opposition and in Us his first attack on the pact will charge that its ratification will not give the united states parity in naval ships with great britain during the life of the pact lie ile also will attack the ibe treaty on tile the ground that its provisions allowing japan an increase c ease in cruiser submarine and der destroyer ratio will weaken the tha annerl can naval position in the tha far bust and a nd lower this count rys prestige in the orient it it was said mr halo hale found many admirals of the navy were hostile to ta the treaty mainly because of limitations placed on american building oc 8 inch gun cruisers and the ln creasa inthe japanese ratios senator borah cb chairman hIrman of the foreign relations committee and senators iteen of syl sylvania vanla and robinson Kob loson of arkun arkansas as are expected to lead the tight fight in va bo half balf of ratification of the pact evidence by the tha wets REBUTTAL arwas was beard by the house judiciary committee the principal witnesses bling being riene pierre 8 du pout pont millionaire chemical and munitions manufacturer maj gen clarence it edwards comm it a der of the twenty sixth division A ler IC y r miss elizabeth harris depre seating beating the organization for maglona Ma Nat tlona lonal prohibition Ile forin form and tr dr clarence P F duck buck secret secretary itry of the lee deral dispensary tax reduction league mr air du pont presented arguments and statements designed to ro re tute the claims of the drys that the count rys prosperity in recent years barg has ha been duo due mainly or in any marked degree to prohibition general edwards bitterly attacked the prohibit bl zionists for putting through the tha eight abenth amendment while the soldiers we were r e overseas told the bad results of drying up the military reserva rebena eions as an a preliminary experiment nad and gave facts and figures showing the tha excellent xcell tnt behavior beha lor of the AmO american rican troops in france where they were permitted to drink wines and beer declaring th that 1 lepper vince was his bis objective lit in com coining ing from ills farm in westwood mass to talk to tile committee lie he described as tile the most intemperate tiling thing that exists 11 atlle EVORE another committee that of alie senate fan lobbying the he liquor issue also was donlin dominant ant henry 11 II curron curran president of the association against the prohibition amendment had been summoned to tell of the activities tivi tivit ties les of tile the of that orvaul z aaion and lie he proved a very lively Z witness in hla his farst days testimony lie he predicted the development of it new national party made up of the wet elements of both tile the republican and democratic parties the platform tor for which already hns hits been written by dr samuel it 11 church president of tile the carnegie institute of technology lie he gierre du pont has indorsed endorsed indor sed tho proposal rind has said bald the new party will be successful As aa for lobbying air curran freely admitted his bla association took part in tile the campaigns campal gna in wisconsin arid and 1111 illinois noli tor for repeal of the state liquor laws but said he be see what that had to do with lobbying in and around washington which Is the subject of the committees inquiry and of which he declared deel ared the association n had not been guilty I 1 next day or of andl an ana came to bai with sensational charges that corralls Cur currans ralls association had lobbied with members ra of the united states supreme court 11 lie ile produced letters written by T W phillips jr gubernatorial aspirant pliant as in pennsylvania and a director of the association to justice stone and the late justice sanford and denounced them as tile the most amazing thing I 1 over ever heard of three hundred delegates representing the hundred thousand members of 0 the organization for or national prohibition reform held a conference in cleveland ohio A platform calling for repeal of the eighteenth amendment was adopted nd opted and mrs charles sabin of now new york founder of tile the organization was elected its first president POSTAL substation leases are about to be investigated by a special senate committee and at least one of them already Is being probed by tho federal trado trad a commission it Is 18 predicted that the inquiries will turn up it 11 rivaling tho the teapot dome affair rumors humors involve the names of f high post office and ii ther other govern government men t officials in an alleged conspiracy that Is said maid to have mulched mulcted the go government vern of millions of dollars and ta taken ke n the life savings of thousands of innocent investors throughout the country nomination of judge parker ot of north carolina to be an associate 1 justice of the supreme court was waa rejected by the senate judiciary committee and the matter goes coos to the floor of the senate the vote to report adversely on the nomination was 10 to 0 the negro issue caused the defection ot of three administration ite he publicans public ans and the opposition ot of organized labor accounted for tile the votes of the radicals on the committee hundred find and eighteen inmates ot of the ohio state penitentiary at columbus lost their lives in ili one ot of the worst holocausts of recent years and the pity of 0 it la Is that not one of them need have died it if tile the cell tiers had and been unlocked promptly at least that to Is the statement ot of A 13 11 N nice lice ire fire chief of columbus where the blame Is to be placed will be determined ter mined by an official inquiry the fire started apparently fro from tit ft short circuited wire rind and spread with ath great rapidity and most ot of the victims perished in locked cells the other prisoners numbering many hundreds being reed freed helped the firemen and guards in rescue work and some of them performed notable nets acta of heroism warden 11 1 E thomas said at the investigation of the disaster that he ald not provide general fire protection at the prison beci because luse the columbus fire companies could resell reach there in two minutes and that he be tit did d not go inside the walls vails to the seen acne e of the fire because he had given orders and expected theca to be b carr carried led 1 on out the like most oth era in the country was terribly t overcrowded lit in addition the buildings bull dluga were poorly constructed and not lot fire proofed ted C 01 by lila ills ftfe put himself on oil tile alie front page degain by a record flight from los angeles to new ew york in ills new Lock lockheed beed low wing monoplane with one stop at wichita for refueling the lindas inalle the trip in 14 hours 45 minutes and 32 secondi tile the flight was unique in that it was made at altitudes ranging from to 1 1500 feet the colonels idea being to td demonstrate that express und lind passenger plane service can be greatly speeded up it if the planes ly fly in the lie reaches where the air la Is thinner arid and the rest stan c e less le 9 a mrs ills lindbergh sharad tile the honors with tier her husband for the she acted ns as tor throughout the flight aud and at times handled the controls A MONG the victims of airplane accidents were two noted file men a count de la in of carli president of tho the international aeronautical 0 eu federation and three co companions m were electrocuted it at jersey city when their pinne run ran into a power cable in ili a fog maj lionel M army reserve chief aeronautical engineer of the packard motor company and inventor of tile the packard dieter Ifil 41 and t two compari companions lolia were killed no near fir attico attica a when their diesel motored mot oreil plane pi ane crushed into a hillside during a blinding snowstorm they were taking tile the plane to now york for e exhibition hibi tion in the aircraft show shew major woolson woolson de da signed tile the motor used by commander rogers in ills his right flight to honolulu the X type motor for aleut al williams racing plane two years ago and the engines of the navy dirigible shenandoah gates W mccarrah arrah ofner of new W lilii york na as president leou leon fraser ns as deputy president and pierre quesnay as general manager the bank for international settlements settle menta at basel base switzerland was fully organized and ready for work thu the directorate decided that the issue of shares of stock of tile the bank should take place on oil the eighth da after ratification of the young plan by great britain and italy on that day the new scheme of handling german reparations becomes ou dully operative the directors decided to enter into trust agreements with hungary bulgaria and czechoslovakia to handle the collection of their reparations mr mcgarrah was empowered to open banking accounts whenever he pleases if the local and central aral banks do not object CHICAGO la is really trying to rid itself of the gangsters who infest tile ho city and who have given lt it such buch I 1 a malodorous reputation last las t week the chicago arinie commission listed the 28 men whom it considers the tha worst 0 of the lot labeling them public enemies and asking ashing the police to treat thern them accordingly police commissioner promised that he ha would operate cooperate co tn in harassing them unit and that they would be arrested whenever they appeared on the streets there was no news tn in the list every one of tile the men named Is notorious and ills his misdeeds well known to till nil readers of the chicago newspapers if the crime commission could see bee its way to printing the names of the corrupt politicians itic ians alid add disreputable lawyers with whose protection and aid the gangsters operate op crato tile the crime situation in chicago might be cleared up more speedily adla EVOLT of if the nationalists of india against british rule Is becoming more serious dally and lins hits passed beyond the lie passive resistance advocated by mahatma gandhi there have been bloody riots in various barlou i quarters quart orsi and at t Chitta gong the ansur gents raided the arsenal the authorities now are making tree free use of tile the military forces and enny natives haat been killed us as well as some soldiers the revolt tins lias spread over the entire indian peninsula outbreaks being reported in karachi on an the arabian sea Chitta gong near dunna burma nom boin bay a thousand miles southwest cal eutta and madras and late last week nt at peshawar Pe on an the northwest fron tier S ft Nw pr vor unto |