The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
FRENCH GET BIG SHARE
Belgium Second, Italy Third,
L. S. on List With 2 Items,
Lorries and Dyestuffs
OTHER THINGS RESTORED
Securities, Furniture, Works
of Art Returned Under
Terms of Ruling

b. The Associated Ptess
PARIS, Jan. ga detailed lis,
Of various deliveries made by Ger
many to the allies in execution of the
treaty of Versailles during the first
year il was in force, has been issued
by the reparations comm ission. The
deliveries were made on the rcpara-
ton account up to December o. The
chief item is coal, amounting In all
to l7,S1S,si0,S4O tons. Next in i'm
portance on the list are dyestuffs,
Of which 1O.7s7S27 kilos were de-
llyered other deliveries were:
Steamers, sailing vessels and fish
ing boats. 2,O5i.729 tons: inland
navigation materials. $3.50 tons;
livestock, 36O,176 head; seed. 6.S02.-
5Ss kilos; ammonium sulphate. 19,-
600 tons: pharmaceutical products,
57S23 kilos; rolling stock. 4,571;
trucks, 1885; motor lorries. 5000;
fixed railway materials, 1i0,0O
tons; agricultural machinery, 13i,-
sos.
In addition to tho deliveries placed
10 her credit Article 23S of the
treaty provides that Germany shall
effect restitution Of objects of every
nature and securities and cash taken
away, seized or seGuestratod.
Delivered to France Belgium.
The records for the. year show the
following deliveries under this arti-
Gle to France: Agricultural machin-
cry, 1896 machines; Industrial ma
chlnery, 1s4,16l tons; locomotives.
10; trucks, 6.03!.
To Belgium: AGRICULTURAL machin-
cry IA machines; Industrial ma
chinery, S7,046 tons. locomotives,
S94; trucks, 1887.
There has also been restorations
in other things, including certain
securities and quantity of furni-
ture and objects of art.
~ Cables Included.
the list contains various cables,
which have been delivered and
which have not yet been allocated by
the export conference at Washing
ION, To which the work was cntrust.
N'' ~ an lltIt are tdDltS III
various parts of the world
Tho commission points out that
Hguros recently published Of Ger
man payments against the 10000
VVVoOO gold marks under Article
..5o Of tho treaty arc much greater
than the real figures.
L. :. Gets Two Items.
ne aliocaton BY the reparations
commission OF Germany's deliveries
SHOWS that France received the
largest share, with Belgium second
and Italy third. The United states
appears on the list with two items
,uyeNtufis, of which she received
i,'oo 90 kilos, and lorries, number
Ing 1914.
Great Britain received 14,22O.5s2
IONS of coal; Italy l,6lS,53i tons;
bieigium l,40l,62S and Luxembourg
France received 3.l72,632 kilos of
aye stuffs; ltaly1, 760.slO. Belgium
lVHL37j; Japan 25O,O62
Inc other sllocations to Japan
Ner9 5,S55 kilos of pharmaceutlcal
products and 2S,67S gross tons OF
gross tons of ships; Italy 124,9Ol;
Belgium 1881.
=, rance and Belgium shared all
livestock deliveries, the former re-
l52,2S3. N Wv '"'''
! :, with the exception of 200 kilos to
igiiy France ana Belgium also re-
es'.Eel an the seed. France getting
S-yUI so kilos and Belgium 3Ol,-
SdoS MOS. France also obtained
sVe,932 agricultural machines and
polS. and Belgium 21,573. constitu-
une ihe total delivered. France re-
.tN'd 2.653 locomotives and Bel
sum l'sls. The 10000 tons of am
"oh'Am sulphatc went TO France.