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New-York tribune., 1921-12-24

chief followers cease all political ac-
tivity and leave Cairo.
Although much wanton destruction
marked the disturbance. the authorities
declare that the incident is relatively
unimportant and that the situation
need not to be regarded with particular
anxiety The disturbance is confined
to Cairo, and reports tonight vsere
that everything was quiet in neigh
boring provinces
Six Of Zaglou's supporters were ar
rested for refusing to obey an order
to return TO their home villages. Two
demonstrators were killed In the diBor
der by rife shots.
Zagloul was escorted to the railway
station here this morning by Britisf
troops. Instantly there were disturb
ances accompanied by considerable
smashing of glass. Later plans were
changed and Zagioul was transferred tC
a motor car and taken to Suez.
The action OF the authorities fol
lowed Il fight Thursday near the home
of yagloul In which two Of his support
ers were killed and six others wounded
The military now have assumed contro
Of the situation. Armored cars arr
patroiling The town and tho authoritie.
have announced their determination 4
suppress any possible trouble.
MALTA, Dec. 90 tky The Associate,
Press) Two British warships have re
ceived orders to proceed TO Egypt i'm
mediate1y. Other units of the Britisl
Mediterranean fleet are under orders t
leave at the shortest notice.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Peace Demand
To Assail DaH
During Recess
sConflruod from pas. en,)

fcre Christmas he could have icnnrrs
the will OF his own Constituent ::
Clare. That win was recorded vestor =
day when the County Clare Coun.;. rSrss
passed resolution in fafor Of rat;ss.
tion.
''Ireland has listened to She Da;rs
a week. and now is the Dail's turn ~ ~
listen to Ireland ~
"The Freeman's Journal thjnks >.
vote on adjournment shows tba. =
healthy air of wisdom and indepnnde,,
Judgment dominates the atmognbpra ~ =,
the Dali Eireann. "and If It does ~, =,
procure a happy Christmas. il br;nn nv
US promise Of happiness in the s ssg.
ycar." ''s'
"Tbe Irish Independent refer. =.
the fact that the Clare Council nnf :. -
fore the representatives of tfe ronrt..
and also Mr. de Valera the wisbss -
the people they represent. II declsxo
that while the newspaper d.Fsrs .Fe,ais' p.;sf
Mr.. de Valera cn the merits Of tbs !.
sues before the Dali Eifeann i :
common with his fellow cornt,~,r,,o, ~, -
unhesitatingly pays tribute to his M NJ
triotism. 1t thinks. however. tss9 e. e.
de Valera has sobordinatcd his nd d.,
ment to excessive scrppies
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Clerk Saves Man From River
Dives After Fellow Worker
When He Falls

Michael J. Brennan, postal clerk, en-
gagged yesterday in transferring mai
from the steamship Adriatic off the
mail transfer boat President 20 Pic
70 at the foot of Thirty Street
fell into the river ard was rescued BY
Samuel D. Trott, twenty eight year.
old, negro substitute clerk.
Trott saw Brennan fall over the raj
and dived into the river, holding Bren.
nan up until life preservers were tossed
the men and both we're hauled out
When Trott struck the water he yelled
back to the Presidents crew:
"Save the white mani can look on
for myself
Postmaster Morgan commended Trot'
for his prompt action.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
"cuAnfEs # urGnFs
Japanese Premier Says
Treaty Ends " sfr Danger

FAHfH. fsee "a hv fAe A*ssTsMtesg
aFessi rssmsef negaH Takaaesas ~
fspan ss aussad bs ter 3aAla easr~
sHH8ses ~ eaIsisf" - declaring
The 4NaafHre entf n3e whAeh fet
lepaH tsplstes tla Angses3apaHsse a
fshee. la naqh sifef "a nsAfsnN sna
ffmssee 81 ehaaeeN ol way
eentAge "a say hH Feftinuad
thsl th* N&sAine 81 conference has
paRea a ne~ e@weh lW Shs psriAs and
81 wsfld ! eai aHlg bsllvSe ghat tsu
*AfeNte 3l fesVA ia making che Jar
nse psePle hapnle4 hefRsee IL wsll
Nhsen ibtir AafeeHa, bias fastAeg lhag.
- rsaseH ~ fhe guaranty ~ o1gtesn.
ta vukifssA ~ ikpsn ! eff#NefhNass
u 'as Fag Nsss
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Arinories of State Opened 10
Professional Boxing 3ou,s

ALBANY, Drc. 23. Professions
baking. sparfing and wrestling matchcs
Wit he permitted Ia New York St,te
atnories Ia the future. provid ne tl,eV
are sanctioned rs the officer in charge.
according 10 notice of amended r~c
ulat'one gssncd from the Office uf the
Adlutans eeneFai made public tonight
Where nHtchcs are hnid les~''..,,
'eeNtestsrte Of the National Guard 90,
nevai militia. undor the mann,rpn,ent
of tho militia, tho contests must he Nm.
acr spec'al regulations. 10 Se issuea nv
ne Sfate Athletic Cotnm sefan. the
'n1'ra~e uvlef Fnr'h~r rreY dos
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Plot To 'ferrorizc London
Holiday Crowds Blocked
Ffool The prtsune's European Bureo


Copyright, 1891. Sew gork Tribune Inc
LONDON, Dce 22 A body Of labor
extremists planned raid TO teTrorigo
the fashionable West End shopping dis
srlei this afternoon, but the police had
heen forewarnrd aud the agitatora can
ceied their plans The lahoriteH manned
70 mix in thc holiday crowds and then
start disturbance by protesting
HgNinst tho spending Of money for
Christmas gift and Injuries. while
~ unemployed arc starvinR.
Police Commissioner, when he
heard eY the plan, dispatched extra
guards 70 the shopping area and 90 sted
public notice warning laboritss
against demonstrations aud asne rtinc
fhns II The plan for go+dsy vas carried
ont the question of allowing the un.
c'nploSesl to take collections on thc
street woula have te he reconxidored
There WA no tfoehle, although a
Fatade of idle men ana women ssae held
elsewhere su the eity
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Two Freed for Christmas
Governor Commutes Sentences
nf Mesl Convicted of LARCENY

ALBANY, Dec. 49, Robert Il. How
ard, Of Brooklyn, and Henry Verdon,
of Orange County, we're released from
Sing Sing prison yesterday. Governor
Miller committed the sentences of both
men and ordered their immediate re-
lease.
Howard is lcss than twenty years old
He was sentenced last February on
conviction of grand larceny. Verdou
has been in prison since March, 1925
serving fouryear sentence for re-
ccving stolen goods The Governor III
communting Verdon's sentence said he
believed he had learned his lesson
Howard's youth, the Governor said
had been taken into consideration.
Joseph b. Baker OF New York, was
restored to full citizenship by the Coy
crnor. He was convicted in Manhat-
tan of carrying firearms without Ii
ccnsc. Sentence was suspended follow
ing the conviction.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Two Held in Auto Thefts
New York Detective Makes Ar
rests in Hartford
Special Dispatch to The Tr.buac

HARTFORD, Conn. Dec. 2s.-
Joseph Harrison, Of the Automobile
Underwriters Detective Bureau, New
York, to-day arrested Peter ]. Hannor
OF West Hartford, and Edward Iawler
of this city, s members of a gang Q.
automobile thieves. Fifteen members
Of the band, said to have stolen more
than 500 cars, are now under arrest.
The prisoners were arraigned befert
Judge Elsner in police court this morn
ing and their cases continued a week
The eases against Barney Hoffman an
Israel Hoffman. also charged with aut,
thefts, also were continued.
Eight cars were recently recoverc,
by the state police. They are value,
at $4,000. Thirty-ive stolen cars are
now in the hands of the police.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
american Head for
Rcichsbank Proposed

PARIS, Dec. 2S.--An American
superintendent for the Reichs-
bank was one of the proposals
discussed by Rremiers BRAND and
Lloyd George at their conference
in London early III the week, &C
cordine' to the Temps With
the idea of giving the institution
an autonomous regime, the paper
adds, Germany would be given at
the same time a fixed date to put
into effect necessary fiscal re-
forms.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
~oIssens 'Fo Be Rebuils
Nv so.sEO0,0tW Canadian Loan

FARtS, Dec 2a Canadian moneg ~
fhe value % sd.ooo 900 will he used gor
'he fehnild'ng ~ Soisaons. according
y the "Jeurnsl Industrisiie.7 which
Rayt 'hai shs seissonr Municipal Cnuo
el' mss approved the terms Of an avrco.
lrvns With Canadian bsnksne intvrnsfs
for 4 loan 90 that amount
FleHe for reAlirning tho streets md
hesusifyinr she cisy were adonted ara
ft'r g"fk ri'' enAn hcvln.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Croacds Wait in Vain
For Debs in Prison Lobby
speciol Dispatch to The Tr46uae

ATLANTA, Dec 23.--All day Friday
Newspaper reporters representing al
leading press servicee and Atlanta
papers, newspaper photographers, nov
ug picture camcramen and close
friends and relatives Of the noted So
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Planes, Troops
dPOlicekeep
Order I'm Cairo
Disturbance Over Expulsion
Of Nationalist Leader
Zagloul Prevented From
Reaching Other Provinces
Anxiety Declared Ended
Two Wars'lips at Malta Re-
ceive Orders to Go TO
Egyptian Waters at Once

CAIRO, Dec. 23 (By The Associated
press) Cairo bristled with police and
troops tonight, and airplanes circled
over the delta of the Nile, following
disturbances in connection with the
forcible removal to suez to-day of
Said 2agIoul Pasha, Nationalist lead
er. His removal came as a result of
his refusal to obey an order issued by
the military authorities that he and his
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24

A dispatch from Paris Thursday said
that Leopold Bellan, city councillor,
IN requesting the city council to main,
tain daylight saving in future years,
announced that 100000 tons of fuel.
representing, 10o,o0o,ooO francs. had
March Is to October %. 1921. hv mt
ting into force the daylight saving hour
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Daylight Saving Hour Law
Repealed by French Seuat,

PARIS, Dec. 23-The SeSate to-day
passed a bill repeating the law setting
forward the clocks one hour during
summer time. Advocates OF the repeal
argued that the daylight saving ar
dangement was great annoyance to
farmers.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24

for the l. W. w, but states that he
never did deliberately, as an individual,
oppose the war time measures, and had
no idea that in his activities he was
giving aid and comfort to the enenNy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04

who Shall JudFeg' an original
screen story by Oouyerncur Morris.
win he filmed by Reginald Barker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04
To Relieve Catarrhal
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Noises

II you have Catarrhal Deafness or
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04
MAILING OUT PHOTOS
lNCURS BIG EXPENSE

A movement TO curtsii the send
ing broadcast OF autographed pho
tographs OF stars TO whatsoever
requests them Is being sponsored
BY Bessie Love. This item. origi-
naily a courtesy OF players 10 their
admirers. has grown into a whole
sale traffic and incurred vast ex-
pense. Charles Ray mails out near
~ 10000 pictures q month. Each
print costs upward OF six cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04
TODAy's PROGRAMS

tIuERrv- Reid In The
Love special"
HI.tE Moust--wsnds uswisy tn
THE tteus~ That J.ss HALT"
Ct.EMMtH-Iask ieodca's The
little Ioci"
COtIsGt N~-ssrhe Oath"
srWA>p-ttsir~ " tnds-sr In What's
W.sth Nhiier"
COto>ttts--uiii Patton In Out
lswcd"
REN--Chariie Chaplin in The Kid"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04
SHOES WEAR LONGER

When YOU walk in comfort; 70 10
stockings. A package of Alieu'n
Foot Ease. the antiseptic powder 70
shake into the shoes and sprinkle ~
the bath, gives you that ssol6
shoe comfort and saves wear. Al
lens Foot-Ease makes tight Or
new shoes feel easy. Ladies' can
wear shoes one size smaller by sholke
Ing some Aliens Foot Ease in each
shoe In the morning. Sold every
where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04

MYTH picturesque little town In
w Sierra Madre as its locale and
a secret band OF desperate cattle
thieves aa the prime movers IN fur.
nishing excitement. the action In
'outiawed. the photodrama which
opened at tho Colonial today. moves
along at n rapid pace.
Il The story tells how the criminals
are brought TO justice by the efforts
OF u. n marshal Of tho law. who
also finds time to fall In love with
the pretty daughter OF one of the
members OF the gang.
Il
BLUE MOUSE
/, The trials and tribulations Of a
modern Jack spratt and his wife
or how tosr-t fat and how 90 grow
thin--furnish both fun and reflection
In The House THAT Jazz Built" a
screen version OF Sophie kerr'n high.
! " humorous story. "Swoetie Peach, ="
which appeared recently In the sat
urday Evening Post.
l Wanda Hawley II delightful In the
leading feminine role.
There Is a sennctt comedy on the
bill. too.
LIBERTY
| To drive some sort OF machine. be
II an automobile or locomotive. In
all In days work for Wallace Reid
In The Love Special" his latest
picture which Is showing at the LIB.
erty this week. waiiy drives a rail.
road engine over a mountain In A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04
Picture hf{er

Marguerite Maxwell. ZieRfcld FOL.
lies beauty. makes her film debut In
Mildred Harris ''Playthings OF De-
sire"
Betty Ross Clarke. who appears In
Arbucklc comedies. lived on an In
dian reservation In North Dakota
when a little girl She later was a
Russian" dancer in vaudeville.
Bessie Love In TO have an i'm
portant role In Dickens "Old
Curiosity shop" which Is to be film.
ed In London this spring.
Elliott Dexter has the lead In Tho
witching Hour"
Buster Kcaton got his front name
from Houdini, the handcuff king.
when Houdlni saw him fall down "A
flight OF stairs.
Gladys Leslie ia to return 20 the
silver sheet. playing opposite Lionel
Barrymore In a forthcoming produc.
ton.
For the sake OF art Bull Montana
is TO be called Jack Montana after
this. He was ''Ferre. the Ape Man
In Go and Get IT," and his right
name is Luigi Montagni.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04
FORREST STANLEY IN
COMMANDING ETHEL

Forrcn, stanley is evidently liv'
ing image Of what movie directors
consider a fairy prince. He was the
Prince Charming In the Cinderella
episode OF Forbidden Fruit" and
now he In 90 play a similar role IN
the beauty and the Beast interlude
OF Matchmaking Ethel" which Is &c
be Marion Davies next picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04
NO WONDER TOM
FELT WORRIED

Oh. Death. where Is thy sting
Tom Douglas. whose role in Foot
falls" the all-star Fox special. re
quires that he be burned alive. IL
happy again. He hSs found that a
plaster image OF himself will be-
burned instead OF him. This week
a cast OF his entire body IL being
made. II will resemble him exactly
In size and feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04

driving snowHiorm with the same
ease and poiae he displays when at
the wheel OF a roadster IN a grueiiGnE
auto race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04

Reputation" That's the
name of Priscilla Deans
latest picture. Made by Stod-
ard Patton under the name OF
False Colors." Priscilla had
the leading role in Outside
the Lam," a meiodromd. Says
she is tired Of being a tcicked
ramp aud at her opn request
wiH appear as a real nice lady
hereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04

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ADVERTISEMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04

The same jury which sat in muir.
der trial at Asheville. ". g.. appears
in THE Conquest OF Canaan"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04

driving snowEtorm with the same
ease and polan he displays when at
the wheel OF a roadster In a Eruelilng
auto race.
CI.EMMER
Ora carew-. tn. charming young
heroine of Tho Little F'ooi' Rt the
clcmmer this week. dives a horse
from a s5toot cliff into a pool Of
water
The Little Foot Is screen
adaptation o. Jack I.onaon's widely
read story. The Little Lady 81 the
Rlg House," Mise carcwe IL an ideal
type for the leading role. she W
supported By Conrad Magic and Nil.
ton stills.
New pictures screened for Tho
stAr.Univ-rrai 81 900 motion picture
actress contest are also shown.
COLISEUM
Secret marriages usually result In
trouble. bat tho outcome OF suppress
Ing the wedding OF Minna Hart and
Hugh ColSnan In The Oath" the
II. A. walsh production At the Coll.
scum this week. IN dramatic beyond
the limits OF ordinary imagination.
Miriam Cooper. In private life Mrs.
Walsh. " featured an Nina Hart.
The Oath r. a rrrr~n version OF
The idois.~ tn. novel BY William
J. Locke
REX
Charlie chapfn-s sisreei picture.
THE Kid" which took a year 10
film. il proving n popular attraction
at the Rex this week.
Tho very seriousness Of the part
In life tina; Charlie plays in tho pro-
duction. that OF foHserfather 10 n
two-w..ks old baby. makes II one Of
tho most dciscaously humorous pic
lures which he has ever given the
public.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-08-16

Doris Mays first for Robertson
Cole Pictures is tentatively titled
"The Foolish Age" And that's any
where between fifteen and ninety
five, I'ml thinkin'!
Cashier will make--also for &c.
"a picture called "a Wife's Awak-
ening." Which same was probably
brought about by long blonde hair
On hubby's coat.
Ralph Connor's engrossing novel
"The Foreigner" has been picturiZed
and renamed. AS Goods Crucible''
it will soon reach the screen-via
Hodkinson.
Constance Talmadge.has completed
"Good For Nothing" for First Ma
tional release. No, Pansy, her lead
ing man was not Grover G. Bergdoll.
Irene Castles first picture for Hod-
kinson has been officially titled at
last 1t will be called French
Heels" But it isn't dedicated to the
Regal Shoe Company or anything
like that.
Charlie Chaplin's next, made un-
der the working title of "Vanity
Fair" will come to the silver-sheet
as "The Idle Class" Do you suppose
our Charlie plays a bartender?
Famous Players-Lasky have the
title-changing fever, too. They've
changed "Peter Ibbetson" to "For-
ever" That's the picture which
boasts in its cast Wallace Reid, Elsie
Ferguson and Elliot Dexter. Girls,
wouldn't you just love to play "For-
ever" with Wallie Reid?
BENZ. B. Hampton, who releases his
productions through Hodkinson, is at
work now upon "The Grey Dawn"
adapted to the screen from Stewart
Edward Whites Satevepost story.
Since Prohibition went into effect
there aren't as many grey dawns as
there used to be; Or haven't you
noticed it?
A r. w.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-30
HUNS MUST PAY
ENORMOUS BILL
Allied Council Adopts Program
as Outlined by Special
Committee.
(By Associated Press)

PARIS Jan. 29.-Full agreement on
reparations, German disarmament and
all other important questions before
it, was reached by the supreme coun-
Gil of the allies when it adjourned at
$40 o'clock this evening, TO meet
again in London February 81.
The greatest result obtained was,
as NJ. BRAND, the French premier,
expressed it, after the closing session,
maintenance by the allies of a front
as united in making peace as it was
in making war" Count Sforzi, the
Italian foreign minister, and NJ
BRAND said the conference had re-
suited to the satisfaction of everybody
concerned.
proposal was signed approving
the reparations scheme as agreed to
by the special committee appointed by
the council to consider the subject
and also the report on the disarma-
ment of Germany as presented by the
military committee. Under these
agreements Germany must disa1n by
July 1, disbanding all her civic guards
not provided for in the Versailles
treaty.
Seizure of German customs was
added as fourth on the list of penal
ties adopted by the cuncil. The other
three are: Extension of the area of
occupation, occupation of the Ruhr
district; refusal to admit Germany to
the league of nations.
The proposal to apply penalties to
the reparations and other agreements
was presented by Premier Lloyd
George.
Germany will be called upon to pay
in forty-two annual payments on
sliding scale, 100000, ,000,0O gold
marks. Her exports WILL in addition,
bear an export duty of twelve per
cent and that will go to the allies On
the basis of last years exports, this
would give the allies, 1,250000 600 gold
marks or twelve per cent of whatever
money in which the exports are paid
for.