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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-22
LEGALS
NOTICE or sErrt EMENr OF
ACCOUNT

NotcN Is hereby given mat william
Hudson Peck. as executor of the estate u
Celia Peck. deceased. has rendered and
presented TOR settlemen and fled To- this
Court, his final account and report Of his
Rdmlnistralic as such executor. aud his
peutlou for distribution Of said estate
and for his diHcharEs Hnd that the sth
An of ssid Tsv At a.. ,orri " SSI,y,
room In the city OF Tulsa and County
of Tulsa. ana state OF Oklahoma. has been
duly appointed by the Court flt the
settlement Of said sccnunt and for hearing
said petition at which time and place any
person Interested In said estate may
appear and file his except tions-in writnE
TO the account and contest the same and
may then ana there be hestd upon the
petition for distribution and discharge.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand amt aftiScd the seal of said
Court this 18TH day of Novcmber. 1874.
"a l. !. HOLT,
lnmniN IMlEn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-22
LEGAI.S

rueh assessment and uen arainst the
creditors OF the uwaHrs Of such property
and the puf chtset th-reot end the trq
hereby uNrd shall b. effective against ell
such owuefs creditors or puruhbarts
SECTION That all ordinances OR
provisions " this ordinance insofar -
such conflict exists be. and The reine are
hereby repcalud
Tor ih1 {ts.sryat,oSS ~ t6ms m public hsa'ih'
peace aud safety, and for the furthersnus
ot street Improvements, hy reason whore.
and after It's passage. approval and
PAsSEp. and tho emergency clause
18th day of Soyomber. tpli
kPfRnNEu This Ism day OF Noysm
r. u. evHHNs vHN..
Mas rRANk SEAMAN cry Auditor
"fFRKSK e DUNCAN, city At,orn,,
rubnsbed tn rbc Tulsa Deuy World 40.
,emeer gl %. g. 90. 20. istL Wori
NOTtcE ron UEARlNG OK As.
sESsMTNTS ron PAVING ~
STREET. IMPROVEMENT DISTINCT
N9,, ga CRY OF TULSA. OKLA
ln compliance with ths resolution Of ma
hoarI ot 'ommlsalonera adouted % th'
hsreby given thst ,G' board of commit.
s,uu,rs OF tho city of rulsa. Oklahoma
he's aAtuiucd the estimate and statement
y ihf Guy Engineer as Co. tho amount
which should be- assessed against th,
atuiung property the, property benefited
and tas oensrs u,erc"f loo srREsT IN
PNpNEMhNT DISTRICT SO $685. which
includes the following described poruuu'
AtiEY N.ark 20 Original r8vr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-22
LEGALS

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-22
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
CITY Auditor.
Pntiished In The Tulsa Daily world,
November 22 1891 World Publishins
Company. PublisherBJ


FEsOLUTIoE.
\ resolution Determining utsoHsm"nn
and directing notices thereof Tor paving
10 sTiEET IMPROVEMENT pIsfRICT
no. $40 of the city ~ tulsa Oklahoma
and declaring an emergency.
WuEREAg Tho CITY Engineer on the
tctn day Of E0ysmber, 1874, submitted 20
the Board his written abatement sh3ring
front feet owned by each. description OF
the property and estimate Of the total cost
~ Che improvements. the proportional
. against the admitting property and the total
I estimated amount TO b. asseaHed against
/ such owGHt subject 90 shssssmsnt ~
street lmproyemout District No. $40 In
,lon 2, ~ As'TcIc NJ tho charter Of the
WHEREAS THIS Uoard has duly 81
. 1tlinod Esid statement and found the
same 20 De correct aod In conformity 10
SOW. THEREFORE, nv IT REaOLvEn
HY TitE BOARD or COMMfSsIOSERs
or .ThE CITY or TULSA, OKLA
That said ststomcnt be sud the sam'
hereby iH approved Bnd.
BE m FURTHER RESOLVED Thal
,FuriH the rort ~ the Improvement Pre-
'ided tlr lu ssld street Improvement DIS
ltlri hu. llh against 'hr In's Hn,
blocks gbuttInE said improvements auo
+ no property benefited thereby and th'
tfupsTty IIHb'l Iu sHsfHFfnnul aH Ert ou'
n NE Aforesaid statement o' mo ciy
~ or TruTuE UgsoLgEp That
notice uI such uH'urfuIuu t1N 2" hrs'l..
q br given 200 ON rsrtra OF any aua eu
su,u property uy publication ln Iha Iuts"
r4W. world. q daily 1eNspap per or gen
.t.a. circulation "n fhr 'f'b ~ E.lsa'
Oklahoma f.r five DJ consecutive GAYS
nreIaa.ng OBJ thr z2nd day u No''mO'''
'nE IT FURTHER Hnao1NEp Ihs,
tH. ,iy Auditor be, aud she nefeby -
g,rartrd 90 send wg.tton notice ~ rets
t.r.d mail To- all Of the owners ~ tfYp.
,,t, Hffsrtsd By the Aforesaid proposed
,sacssments. said notice 70 be ~ iofl
snd ,ubstsnce az provided IN SECTION =
a. Artlrls of tho tulsa 'l'y 'hafirf ana
10 be mailed Al the time designated TO
M IT FtRTHER HEFOLyEp That
md dav of Decsmbpr. 1891. M o'clock
. a Al Sc and tho same H hereby set aa
,le DAY Ter bearing al DIRECTIONS 10 such
. assa4sflruts Improvements ur materials
Ir refrrsurr tn fhe same, and said hear
.uW shall be- continued from day to day
rniu the same be- completed and any OBJ
iprtDns NOT made Iu wtiuuK on Or be-
fore mo ard day Of December 1871 at .
p.rlooe a. MY snail b. deemed 70 be
. waived and,
30 IN FURTHER RESOLVED. Ths,
the CITY Auditor be- and she 10 hsrsh,
instructed to make and file On or betorl
he dstt ot said hearing her certificate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-22

TULSA CANTON NO. is l. O. o. r..
eay. December 3, 1891. election OF Off
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-22

TULSA REBEKAH Nc. IS. I. O. O. n.
hsgaAr meeting tirst and third FRIDAY
MRS. MkBEL wKIoHr. N. q.
GERTRUDE RANKIN, See'y,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-22
LEGALS

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uclogN q. m.. bo suI tbr ,sur v hereby
agt A. 'h, DAY ~ 1rarrs Wl oui'c'lgn'
ierisls in tofo,enc, O., I've sgs. and -sid
tst Wrti H., -. n ..ta,trrt .Ey
.obistt,ra NOT f,,l.. Ir ,,rifIrr Ur .r bsf.rs.
he .aH aay I'd ur..HIn.. lelI az g
O'Clock 70. m. 'nan n' deemed to te
HE Ut FtuTHIN RESOLVED mat tie
ClW Auditor te Hnd sne s hereby 'u
date of sold hatfirg hrr ,Hf'I Iurgtr
showing when ana 900 Ohv mhuuer said
notices v'r giN'n Hni attach t' H'i
make rstt ~ SAID certificate. tno Hfe.
iayit VI the uuhI'aHHr showing H COPY
NJ the notice s' published Hud thH dove
on which The s1uH Wfa published tHd
NE ut FURTHER Uh-NiNtr Ir7f Hn
rmorsency cs.sIs f,r fne prossr.suoH OF
,n" public hrn,ih emo seie.'. ond '1r 'hg
'..H1n "hrfe. ihH rr7'ni'rn fn'. take
effect FROM nu1 ruor Ua adoption hp.
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Nhs'I' I"'N.
resolution Determining gvsrssneufs
Hrd directing notices thereof Cor paw
iur 'u Nll'fET IMPROVE NtNI lIr.
TW,r SO. II. ~ me- 'iN ~ Tulsa.
WHEREAS tho tHty Engineer On tbs
Ittn g4. Of Nn,etIber fasI' aobtcttf.I 10
the unart rI, u.fftfon statrfrrrt showing
IKE r,Urs .f t.. ro,.rs D,r ,p1,hor ~
front f..t .vyp.t hy ..sh Z, 4...rt,tto, Z,
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cost ~ ina rnproycmsn'g the pfop1rtiorai
aEaIrsf tr, .buttIp. ur,r,rr. ~ ,I,s
fatal .sfI...F.H amount 4. t s.s.g,.d
0Eaiust such owner subject Co. ssssssinopt
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,ia.d ul 4s,tIpr ~ Nt,I.Ir ty 81 ~.
Ch.tt,r of tl. g,tt ..ty ~ .ruis. .,5 Nv
WHEREAS tTta D.srt Ia. AM, o.,
HrInrd said rtst,,urpt and f.IIrl tro safn.
TO be- ,nrt.,f ana I, r.uf,.r.It, T., ia,.
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Nfs.i,,..t'ts NJ 80 INV "a,
.M,,,91el,' ttiis9 9L,, THE CITY OF
o, l0N. IN! Nh'MA
.nsl s"iu statement h". ahd me same
. "',,n', ~ An9imt'u. anu 49,, ~ =,
Ht j tL'I HiH Nl9oh vi, NAV J.,
. - w. "'''' .l'hyll, or lN'H NnsI" 70
emetA tur 'nHl or thr .lupfnN'n.n.a H..
/ ,,I"n lvt w. Hhld ~ httI lMlNpN ".
. IL, 't,'''t - o.. sb",'l.'.
. .o,s ahh "Ig'H ahuiilnF Hald improve
mrn- ana the proprttE benefited there.
/ ny hun 'nt properly NAhic g." u7feH'uhrh,
AZ Ngt "ul ln lh" Hiulr'tll statement OF
] 'h. IVY ing lhetf And .
w IT FURTHER HESpINEp. that
u'il'' OF hurh determination 20 aHsssa hs
gwen u" AIl owners ~ any nnd all such
properly by publication Do tho Tulsa laul
. Norld. "a dnllr newspaper o. general rir
culAuon ln ih" CITY ~ Tulsa Oklahoma
. tor iiNe tbl consecutive days, h"ginri0s :
on the sEnd DAY uf NuNrmbrr 1921, and
We VT fIkluhH hEHpLNEb nat
ne tiF Auditor he ana She hortby II
directed 90 send written notice ny rsgt-
tered mail 90 all uf the owners oi propost,
. Affected hN IA uf0TsHaIt UTnugasN aargus
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-02-18

statesmen WANTED to solicit or.
ders for lubricsting oils. greases and.
paints. Salary or Commission. Address
The Harvey Oil Co., Cleveland. Ohio.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-12
GREENBRIER.

Rev. Glover filled his regular ap- pointment at the Baptist church Satur- day and Sunday.
 Rev. Hooten filled his regular ap- pointment at the Methodist church Sunday night.
 Prof. McClurkin of Hendrix College will speak at the Methodist church Sunday morning.
 Born, to Boss Milan and wife, a girl.
 Mrs. A. A. Wilson visited relatives at Mallettown Saturday and Sunday.
 Our school will close this week af- ter having a successful term.
 Several attended the all-day singing at Centerville Sunday.
 We were glad to have the Needs Creek singers with us Sunday after noon, and invite them to come again.
 The ball team went to Needs Creek last Saturday and won the game.
 Bono made a mistake about the score of the ball game between Bono and Greenbrier. It was F to in fa- vor of Greenbrier.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-12
Buy Your Coal Direct
 From Mine-Big Saving

The high cost of coal is thing of the past At least there are no complaints this account-since the removal of government restrictions-among those who have learned how to buy coal The way to buy coal is to get it direct from the mines. This saves eral middemen's profits It saves hauling expenses. Anyone buy at mine prices. whether . carload buyer who uses only ten or fifteen tens year This has been made possible through plan evolved by . large and old-established concern, THE BER- NICE COAL COMPANY. with main offices at 404 Como Building. Chicago.
 This company has thousands of customers In various sections of the United States who receive all of their coal direct from the mines. These customers pleased not only because of the many dollars they save every year. but also because of the quality of coal they getting. Many write that they never before had coal that makes little dust that burns 50 we'll leaves few ashes. If you are . coal user-whether you hard or soft coal. much little-it will be greatly to your ad- vantage to write the Berncc Coal Go. at once for prices. stating kind and quality of coal you use-4-l4thu-dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-12
HOLLAND.

Farmers made good use of the pret- ty weather the past week. Some are done planting their acreage to cotton, which has been greatly reduced.
 Several from here went to Acklin Gap Sunday to the Mothers Day pro- gram. All report a nice time.
 Some of the Farmers Union men of this place went to Bristol last week to a county meeting of that organization.
 Miss Tressie Fleming is visiting at Quitman.
 Hughie Bass ad family of Lonoke were weekend visitors here.
 Leslie Parsons of Itasca, Tex, is visiting his friend, Joe Ingram, for a few days
 We note with regret the death of our friend, George Cornell, of Naylor.
 s. II. NcCarty and wife made busi- ness trip to Conway Monday.
 Mrs. J. H. Hoggard claims the rec ord on eggs for quick matching. She set a hen one afternoon on some eggs and the next morning they were chick ems.
 Remember the Children's Day at the Baptist church Sunday, May p.
 It seems that some folks either don't know that we have a stock law or have no regard for the law, as we see some stock still running outside These are the ones that raise such a howl when the law does get hold of them. How ever, they are in small minority
 Some few attended the closing exer- cises of Naylor school this week.
 Miss Georgia McElroy IS spenulhe the week at Conway.
 May 10.
 Local blanks for sale at this otflce.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-12
REPUBLICAN.

The farmers are enjoying the dry weather we are having now.
 Very little cotton is planted here at this writing and not much of a stand IS reported on what is planted.
 W, M. Henderson is confined to his bed with rheumatism at this writing. Y, Just nine of our Farmers Union men attended the county convention held at Bristol the fifth and sixth, and they report nice time and big turn out from all parts of the county and state.
 Rev. R. Nj. Cook of Greenbrier preached here Sunday.
 Mrs. Sam and Mrs. Webb Smith ot Kendall visited relatives here Sunday s' ~Arvle Henderson is expected to
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-12
SUNNY GAP.

Chester. the son of MT. and Mrs. Don Johnston is dangerously i'll with typhoid fever.
 Mrs. Fannie Southerland is on the sick list.
 Don't forget the all day singing at Graham Chapel the fifth Sunday in this month.
 We are having real farming wealth CT.
 We are having fine Sunday school at Graham Chapel.
 Rev. E. F. Simmons preached a fine sermon at Old Liberty Sunday.
 The State Missionary will preach at Old Liberty next Sunday morning.
 May Il.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-12
SHADY GROVE.

Cloudy weather and raining seems to be the order of the day here.
 Several of the young folks attended singing at Horseshoe Mountain school house Sunday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Hallman of Clinton spent Sunday with Mrs. F. J. Hallman.
 Saturday. May 2l, is school election day. All the patrons will meet at the schoolhouse and set the school grounds out in bermuda.
 J. E. Hallman, who has been at tending the Normal, spent the week end with home folks.
 Prayer meeting and Sunday school was well attended Sunday and Sunday night. May II.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-12
ALDER BRANCH AND QUITMAN.

Several from here attended Sum- day school at Mt. Pleasant Sunday which was well rendered.
 Frank Thomas of Conway, former. ly of Quitman, made an interesting talk at Mt. Pleasant Sunday.
 George Johnson and family of Morganton visited relatives and friends at Quitman Sunday
 Zoe Williams and Miss Stella Car gile returned home Friday after an absence of three weeks spent at Bradford picking berries.
 Mrs. Tom Massey was able to be out Sunday after several weeks of confinement from i'll health.
 Mrs. Charlie New and baby are sick at this writing.
 D. G. Trimble and family came home from Bradford Friday, but re- turned Saturday to work in the berry fields and hold meetings.
 Since our last writing James Carter of Morrilton and little niece, Anna Lucy, has spent few days with his sister, Mrs. D. s. Cargile.
 Mrs. Jennie Edwards of this place attended the exercises at Mt. Pleas ant Sunday.
 Mrs. Angie Thomas has returned from Fordyce and is now visiting her daughter, Mrs. Pearl Williams of Quitman.
 MT and Mrs. Marvin Thomas of Higdon is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Williams.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-12

return from San Francisco, Cal. He thinks four months is enough for him in the navy.
 G. c. Duncan has finished picking his 1920 cotton crop and, is planting more corn this time instead of so much cotton.
 Some of the young people of Chin quapin attended singing here Sunday,
 May 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-12

Pimples and blotches on the skin are caused by bilious impurities in the blood. The right remedy is Prickly Ash Bitters. It removes the cause by purifying the blood, liver and bowels. Price s1.25 per bottle Florence Drug Company, Special Agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-12

The Baby vamp-Fine Love me
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-12-21
Notice to Applicants for Position OF
Night Man at County Home

Notice is hereby given that the
board of supervisors of Winneshiek
county, Iowa, will on the Both, day
of December 1921, at ten o'clock a.
M, receive applications for position
of night man at the county home at
F1eeport, Iowa, for the year 1922, at
yearly salary of $4,000.
All applications to be on file in the
county auditors Office by ten o'clock
a. m. Friday, December Both, 1921.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all applications. Dated
at DEBORAH, Iowa, this 18th, day OF
December 1921, A. ID.
sow OSCAR WlNHEh'
County Auditor, Winneshiek Coun-
ty, Iowa.
Try our want column.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-12-21

plans of the ~Decorah-LocustS Secondary
toad Project No. / be approved.
Minutes OF days meeting read and
approved.
Moved, seconded and carried the
county auditor be instructed to notify
the various newspapers of the county
to have their SUBSCRIPTION lists and
applications for appointments as
official news paper for the county and
also their bids for the printing of 1000
copies of the financial statement OIL
file by 1880 p. M. Tuesday, January 3rd
1922.
Moved, seconded and carried to ad-
journ till 300 A. M. Thursday, Deem
Der 2sth. 1921.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-12-21
DEBORAH PUBLIC OPINION. DEBORAH IOWA

Ward & Teslow Construction
Co.. Bridge Construction -. 491,65
Co. Bridge construction -. 2.1s7.s2
Winger, Oscar, Damages -....... 5000
Zahasky. John, Road Labor -. $500
Attest, Oscar Winger
County Auditor
O. l.. Saxvick
Chairman, Board of
Supervisors
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-12-21
NOTICE OF RESOLUTION OF NECEs
SITY

To Whom 1t May Concern
BY direction of the City Council of
the City of DEBORAH. Iowa. notice is
hereby given that the following Res
olution of Necessity is proposed for
passage and adoption by said City
Council. having been approved by said
council on the 9TH day of December. A.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-12-21

Try our want column.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
MOTOR GRAVEYARD IS
FOUND NEAR BUFFALO;
STOLEN FOR INSURANCE

BUFFALO. March The finding of
the wrecks of seventeen aut omobiles
at the foot Of a cliff on the south
shore Of Lake Erie lev miles west
of Buffalo has convinced The police
that companies insuTiug against theft
have been scientifically cheated In
surapcr companies in self defense, are
carefully examining candidates for in
surancr Of this kind
In this lake shore graveyard 81
automobiles are makes OF many sorts.
from the plain runaboul up 10 the pre-
tentious limousine Marks on the
edge OF The S. foot eliI and the con
ition Of the machines indicate hat
the automobiles we're set siire before
being sent over
The theory 81 the police Is that The
machines were stolen from their own
ers. insured against theft under fcti-
'ious names. reported stolen SO thai
ybe insurance could be collected and
thea destroyed 10 prevent detection
for theft
Police records show THAI .n three
months. asa ears we're stolen. Al 81
which were found burned or destroyed
and los are still listed as missing
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
French Minister Of War Returns
IUnited PressA

LONDON Mar. $-The allies today
served aH ultimatum ON 'be German
delegates, demanding acceptance of
reparation demands by Nonday noon,
i; was authoritatively stated TODAY
Lloyd George told The German deIe
gates that the following penalties viii
be- imposed, Occupation of Dui~bvrC
the Ruhr ports and Dusseldorf levy
ins of an equitable tax on all German
exports to the allies and establish
meut al a customs line along th.
Rhine
The British premier stated also that
any notifications that might be per
mitt-d bv the immediate acceptance
ct the proposals VIII he abandoned
ii the allies are compelled 70 use
force
French Minister OF War Barihol
lefi for Paris today 80 assume person
al charge Of Frances military prepa
rations The attitude OF the German
delegation here Tor the reparation.
conference seemed all FOR cancellation
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
GOLD STAR SHIP"
is GOING TO WORLD
MEETING IN FRANCE

tNewspaper Enterprise AsSoctationl
INDIANAPOLIS. Mar 3 Mrs. Alice
NJ French of Indianapolis. originator
az the plan for . Cold Star Ship" on
which, American War Mothers next
June Viii 20 TO France 10 see the
graves of their fallen sons. also ex-
poets 10 arrange an International
meet sag oi war mothers in France al
that me 10 organize and work for the
ending Of all wars.
To thsf end Mrs French has been
= communication With women in al
most every country Of the world and
saws that plans for such an organiza-
tion are progressing rapidly.
This meefing viii be the nucleus
for powerful organization thai viii
strike for world peace. she says The
Journey OF the Gold Star Ship must
not anly be a bright spot ia the lives
of gold star mothers but il must have
some farreaching results that viii
show these mothers that their sons
have not died in vain
More than 500 mothers are expect
I'd to sail on the ship which will
leave New York for Cherbourg June 4
and return about July 70. The cost
viii be between $500 and S60e-
Mrs. French SAYS letters OF inquiry
have been received from War Moth
ers. organizations All over the coun
srv
seven itineraries have been arrang
cd which sill cover all the battle
fields Journeys over these routes vii
he optional and may be taken on any
dav.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
ALLIES WILL TAX HUN EXPORTS,
AND ESTABLISH CUSTOMS
STATIONS.
DELAY PEEVES ALLIES
German Delegates inclined TO Accept
Demands to Save
Invasion.
tInternatlonal News servloe.l

LONDON, Mar. 3-lt was an
nounced today that the Germans
had been given until Monday
noon to cffer more suitable pro-
possls. failing which the allies
will advance into Germany.
II the Germans fail to meet
the allied indemnity demands, or
tender counter proposals more sat.
lsfactory than those presented
Tuesday, the allies will put into
effect the occupation OF Duisbure.
Ruhr port and Dusseldorf. IN the
German coal and Industrial belt of
Western Prussia, each Of the at
lied governments will put tax
on Germsa exports and also estab-
lish customs stations along the
Rhine.
When the indie nnity conference
opened at nccn today Lloyd
George rejected the German coun-
ter proposals. II is reported that
the GermFn delegates are prepsr-
mo TO leave for Berlin. one dele
uate stating. I'VE can DO no mere
than we have" The Germans were
EtGfAfN tfAi3t UfE0 AIGl AffL affA(S
do not desire TO waste any more
time and accused them of "vexs-
tious evasion Of the treaty" They
were told they had not paid the
money required, had not supplied
coal in quantities. specified by the
protocol and had not brought their
war criminals tc trial.
4 French oommunique said that
,iew OF the Germau's d disregard Z
he Parts decision an extension ,
ime in which the Germans must pa
from - to a. wears is n9w cancelle
Lloyd George ;old the Germans III.
France spent. n a wear. twelve hil
ION francs on the areas devastated :
The invading Germans and recited m
ravaees of Belgium He declare
Ffan,e and England were each bea
Ing a burden three times the sum Ge
many proposes as a total OF her i
German Fore gn Minister simon
replying said the Germans won
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