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New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

Poincare, Foch, Cabinet
Push Occupation Plans
After Jusserand Cables
Attitude i'm Washington
ReparatiOn Advice
And Loan Hinted
Suggestion Of Temporary
Help for Germany by
London BankersIgnored
By Wilbur Forrest
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Copyright. 1879. New York Tribune IRA
PARIS, Dec. 19.-FraHce will In
wade the Ruhr before or Immediately
after January 10 unless something
moro decisive than now seems likely
intervenes 20 prevent such action.
The Tribune correspondent Is able
20 announce this authoritatively fol-
lowing series OF important inter-
views held to-day among Premier
Poincare, Marshal Foch, Ministar Of
War Maginot and Ministes Of
Finance Lasteyrie.
In the best informed Official cir
cles tonight IL was said that occupa-
tion is 90 per cent probable.
The decisions reached At to-day's
conferences here were strongly iE-
fucnced by two communications.
Foremost Of these WAS a cable from
Ambassador Jusserand at Washing
ton, setting forth the American posi-.
tion on the basis Of a detailed inter-
view which Jusserand has just had
with the United States Department
Of State.
United States Plan Of Aid Hinted
This message explains that the
United States Is anxious 20 aid Europe
in the financial crisis and that e
would be excellent II the French view
roint we're clarified. Il also Is sug-
gested that certain American bankers
might act as advisers or investigators
The message did not, however, contain
any referene 10 a direct loan, such
as II has been reported here Americs
contemplated, or any suggestion that
the United states might participate ll
the situation In a material way az az.
The other message which seriously
engaged to-day's meetings came from
London. and suggested a comparatively
small credit offer 90 Germany By Lon.
don bankers, covering four or FIVE rep
arstions payments, on condition that
France call OF her plans for occupation
VI ANN hhNNf
Neither Held Adequate
Neither Of these messages, however,
was considered sufficiently conerete By
Premier poincare and bis eounselorb
TO influence the French decision rela-
tive 10 the seizure Of guarantees from
Germany.
n the meeting Of the premiers hero
January 2 does not provide the re-
sources for satisfactory 1923 repara.
tions payments through the medium or
a loan or through installation Of Al
lied control in Germany. the presenes
Of France on the Ruhr may be re-
garded as q certainty around the mid
[ die Of next month.
IL France thus advances on the kuhr
the government feels assured, u -
said. that Belgium will join In. tPs
movement, providing portion OF nc
/ soldiers necessary. Mussolini ana his
/ Cabinet are counted on 70 look on SYM
pathetieally from italy. while any pro-
/ test that may come from Bonar Lay
will be merely Of a formal nature y
is declared.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Dry Navy Gets
Ship Carrying
S5O0.OO0 Rum
Strange Graft Plying on
Sandy Hook Found To BE
Bringing Wet Holiday
Cheer From the Bahamas
Had 1000 Cases Aboard
Prohibition Chief Chuckles
as He Reports Others
Are Expected Shortly

Captain ]. j. Dysart. IN command Of
the rum navy's flagship. the Hanson
was cruising near Sandy Hook last
night when a strange craft appeared
OF mis- lee. The captain investigated
and found a small steamship Then hc
Investigated the steamship and found
S5OO,OOO worth OF holiday whisky bound
from the Bahamas FOR the arid wastes
Of Manhattan.
Nov the steamship is az the Staten
Island quarantine station with itl
4.O9O eases Of illegal liquors, and Cap
tain Dysart PAGES the quarterback OF
his flag hip gazing over the bow in
search OF the next OF the three-mile-
limited runners 10 attempt a dush
through the blockade.
Prohibition Chief Chuekles
Prohibition Chief John A. Appleby
chuckled last night as he reported the
Hanson's capture. There are more
booze boats OF Long Island and the
Jersey coast right row than ever be
fore. he said, and not ono OF them
dares 20 attempt 20 run the gantlel
Of tho dry navy which guards Ne"
York from the influence Of their IN
toxicating cargoes.
Eight or ten rum ships have left th'
Bahamas within the last few weeks, he
said. loaded 20 the Plimsoll mark VIII
liquor, and having New YORK Tor theil
destination. They are held up OUTSIDE
the mythical limit line OF the bight
eenth Amendments authority, ana JUS
IS soon as one OF them attempts ta'
hazard Of the BLOCKADE u VIII o'
captured and brought TO town, lu
eargoes confscated and IT'S oheeIi
and crew turned oves 20 the fcaefs
authorities foi ncticn.
Mr.. Appleby expressed commence ll
the ability OF his navy 10 hold IN.
line against any attempt on the par
Of the rum runners 10 crash thTough'
aMIllions" Estimated Captured
The value Of the combined eargoe'
OF the vessels thus halted on th'
threshold Of prosperity hr. Appieo;
estimates as "millions OF dollars
Mostly the precious stun Is heia ol
sea going barges, he SAID. Inc se',ti
ties OF the drN navy nav a.
running OF the blockade By small
speedy power boats impossible h'
added. and the barges hoAting. on th'
Atlantic, with land in sight. but On.
attainable. arc all loaded up win hS %
place 70 20. Their situation, ne saia
Is best described as desperate. lnell
best market is here and now ana theS
are helpless.
Mr. Appleby said Captain Dy'ar'
had not told him the name Of the yes,
sci captured last night, having s,t9ppeo
only 20 make the briefest possible re.
port Of the capture before putting e%u' %
again TO sea and possible further
raids. , A.,
The skipper Of the rum ship %
said. had told Captain Dysart he wa,
hound for a Canadian port. but ina
his machinery had broken down, sna
forced him to put IN for repaliIs rep Us
Nevertheless, said the prohiei on
chief. when the Hanson stopped hei
the smuggler craft was making good
seven knots.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Doom of Irish
Truce Seen in
7 Executions
Members of Rebel Flying
Squad Out to Wreck
Trains Shot to Death;
Woman, 3 Others, Held
Peace Hope Diminishes
Dali Silent on Tragedy;
Condemned Allowed to
Write to Their Friends
-. ~ T,tba.s's Earopean Darsau

Prom The Tribuss's European Dgredu
Copyright. 1929, New YORK Tribune Inc.
DUBLIN, Dec. io.-Rumors a Christ
mas truce might be effected IN Ireland
seemed 20 have gone glimmering to-
day with the official announcement the
largest number Of executions 80 far
carried out By the Free State took
place this morning, when seven mem.
bers Of gang Of train wreekera paid
Tie death penalty.
The executed men we're stephen
White, Joseph Johnson. Patrick Magani
Patrick Dolan, Bryant Moore, James
O'Connor and Patrick Bagneh All came
from Kildare, with the exception OF
O'Connor, who was a Tippcrary man,
and all we're railroad labeeers. They
were captured last Wednesday together
with three other men and a woman, IN
a dugout in kildare, where they had
secreted a store OF weapons.
The ofense for which they were
executed was possessing arms, rifles,
revoivers, ammunition and bomb de-
tonators, live bombs being found IN
their lair.
IA il known that besides being Gus
todians Of the weapons with which they
were taken the men we're members OF
a rebel flying column that operated
AGAINST the railroads and troop trains
and engaged in lOoting shops ss we'll
They had been pursuing the latter oe-
cupation In kildare for some time, u
Is reported, and also were responsible
for The ambush Of Free State troops
on the Curragh railroad sidings Noyem-
Der 26.
Only two days before its capture the
gang attempted to dislocate the whole
southern railroad system by sending
two engines they had seized crashing
into an obstruction near an important
junction. The dugout In which they
were finally run down is underneath
tho kitchen Of Kildare farmhouse
One member Of the gang was mortally
wounded in the fighting attending their
eapture. The woman arrested was
found in the farmhouse with a loaded
revolver.
Father oDonnelly, military chaplain
attended the men to-day before they
were put 70 death. They were allowed
also 10 communicate with their iflenas
In answer 20 complaints Of the re-
nunI1rNnN IN NoMMNNNfVM WIN
earlier Free State executions that the
men were executed withou. being per
mitted 10 communicate with those
close 20 them.
Perhaps the most significant feature
in connection with the executions TO-
day Is that no comment was made con-
cerning them at the meeting OF the
Dali tonight.
Although these executions have given
a severe setback 90 the peace move
ment, which seemed 70 have been max.
ing some progress, efforts toward
bringing about a truce are still be-
ing continued. The Senate Peace Com
m'ttee Is silent, but its members arc
testing out opinion In different difee-
tions tonight.
The Dublin Sim Fein clubs met IN
conference tonight 70 discuss a pos.
sible basis for peace, and they Will
meet again on the subject Sunday
Also public bodies continue 70 pass
resolutions urging a truce.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
King Presses for Hearing
On World Pdrley Plea
Conference, II Called, WM
Consider Economics and
Einnnce. Saws Senator

F,os, ne Trburs's Woshis0iou Busou
WASHINGTON. Dec. i9.-Senotor
King. OF Utah, has asked the senate
Foreign Relations Committee fos
hearing on his resolution looking 70
another great international conferences
on land and naval disarmament. Sen.
ator Kings resolution, while IN terms
confined 70 disarmament, would, n u
resulted In a conference, bring about
eonsideration OF economic and hnaneisi
questions - well, according 70 itf
The Senator urged Senator Lodge
to-day 10 call an early meeting of the
committee.
plated introducing a resolution OF 10,
auiry directed % the State Department.
for the purpose o. hnding oat waAe
this government Is doing 10 bring
about a settlement Of the troubles in
Europe and an international unders
standing. lie has come 70 the con-
clusion. however, that such a resolu'
tlon would be Of no value, inasmueh
as the State Department BY taking the
position that TO reply az this time
would be incompatible with the pubic
interest" could avoid throwing lighy
on the matter. He therefore Will nes
attempt II.
whether the Foreign Relations Com
mittee acts on the King resolution o.
not, K is expected there viii be an
early discussion on the floor Of the Sen.
ate Of disarmament and the general
European situation. Il will come W
In connection with the naval bill y
not earlier.
Senator King went q the S's's De-
psrtment to-day 10 see Secretary 81
State Hughes about reports the
United States might guarantee German
reparations. lie did not see ar.
Hughes, who was not at the depart
ment AZ the time. Senator king u
much opposed TO any such plan.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Monkey Sets Hotel Afire

BOSTON, Dee. ls.--A monkey curl
ositv caused a fire IN the Hotel Lib
ertv In The South End to-day. The
animal. owned by an actor in the alb
-snce Of It's master. started TO light
MATCHES. A FIRE started, the monkey
sereamed, and a chambermaid released
h and sounded the alarm.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
French Resolve to
Seize Ruhr Jan. Is
Despite US. View
Foreign WGrSItip Ban
In Baltic Held Red Plan

LONDON, Dec. l9.-Thc Rus
sian Soviet government, "Fhe
London Times" learns, Is taking
steps to gain adherents for the
idea Of converting the Baltic. into
a closed sea as'regards warships
Of an nations except those whose
shores touch the Baltic.
The Russians arc said to have
already approached the Danish
government with a proposal 70
call a conference Of states inter-
osted.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
snowbound Postoiiice Robbed

WATERLOO. n. y, Dec. is.-witb
this section Of the country virtually
snowbound ss The combined result o.
storms and the present cold snap, tho
postoifice At Ovid, Seneca County, was
robbed last night. Exactly how. muea
the robbers obtained 10 not kneva.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Butler Appointment Blocked
Senator Robinson Acts in Nam
ing Of Associate Justice

WASHINGTON, Dec. i9.r-objeeti9n
immediate confederation was macs
snen the nomination Of Pierce Butlef'
- raul attorney. 10 be an associate
,s'tee Of the United States Supreme
seurt vas brought up to-day ct an
'Assutive session OF tho Senate.
tns objection vas understood 70
n,sys been made by Senator Robinson!
Deiaoeraty Of Arkansas, on behalf OF
tssral absent Senators. A somewhat
.ssnIsiiTr agreement was reached 70
vac up the nomination Thursday.
80 Sssallas n. lIol.l. rIn.hsrst, y. o. Good
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

..ol SnfollnH Iiolsl. Pinshurri, y. o. Good
savygaASI sassnips. sSest sHt oomfort--
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20

Cloudy and warmer to-day unsettled
probably SNOW. to.mOrro~i In
crcaslng soeth winds
Trhl Report b. Page Ihlslesa
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-02-05

They refuse to climb. Hence they fall in line
the elevator returns from its oneh mile perpendicular journey
The Washington times., 1922-03-21
WELL,DONTBf
People Notice 1t. Drive Them OFF
with DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets.

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you much longer II you get a pack
age Of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets.
The skin should begin to clear after
you have taken the tablets a few
nights.
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liver with DR.. Edwards Olive Tab
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after taking them.
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No one who takes Olive Tablets
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Olive Tablets are a purely veGeta-
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you will know them by their olive
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DIR. Edwards spent years among
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Take one or two nightly for a
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The Washington times., 1922-03-21
TEX RICHARD LOCKED Ua
IN TOMBS DURING TRIAL

NEW YORK, March 21.-Tex
Rickard, boxing promoter. was lock.
ed up last night in TOmbs prison,
where he will have to spend all Of
his nights until his trial on an in
dictment charging criminal assault
on fifteen-year- Sarah Schoen-
field ends. The trial started yester-
day.
He appeared noticeably detected
as he was taken across the Bridge
of Signs" by two deputy sheriffs.
He said before his trial began that
he was anxious for it all to be
over with" soon.
Eight jurors had been accepted
when Justice Wasservogel adjourn
ed court for the day and announced
that rooms had been engaged for
them at a first class hotel. No ex-
pense would he spared to make
them comfortable until the trial
ended, he said.
Each talesman was asked on ex-
animation whether he knew Ker-
NIT Roosevelt. indicating that the
son of the former President would
be called as a character witness by
RiCkard.
The Washington times., 1922-03-21
ORDER OF THE WEST WILL
BANQUET NATIONAL HEAD

The Washington chapter, Indepcn-
dent Moses Montefiore Lodge, No.
23S, Progressive Order Of the West,
will hold a banquet Sunday night
I'm odd Fellows Hall. Grand Master
Epstein will be the guest OF honor.
He recently returned from Europe
and has since been lccturlng in this
country.
Officers Of the loCnl chapter are
Joseph Kaplan. ninth vice grand
master; Charles Chidakel, president:
j. w. Berlinsky. vice president; Lee
A. Berlinsky, recording secretary;
Israel Bers. financial secretary;
Samuel Hais, treasurer: Benjamin
Newhouse, medical examiner. and
II. F'riedenberg, chaplain.
The Washington times., 1922-03-21
FEDERAL ROAD
A|DPR0GRAM|S IS
GIVEN IMPETUS
Three-Year Schedule to Spend
$40, 100000 Started in
Operation.
by Interns tionsI News Service.

A three-year Government road
building program. involving the ex-
penditure of $4,000, 900, was under
way today.
Every State in the Union will
share in the appropriation, which
includes $4,000. 900 during the first
year. ALLEGATION of Federal aid will
be made under the Federal highway
act, which calls upon each State to
pay 30 per cent of the construction
charges, with the GovernmepS pay.
ing the remainder.
With $50,000,000 appropriation
made available for work beginning
July l, the Senate also authorized
an appropriation OF $65, 200, 900 for
the second year, and $75,0O0,O0O for
the third year. Both sums will be
distributed under conditions laid
down in the Federal highway act.
Under the Federal highway act
passed last November. ALLEGATION OF
Government aid is placed in the
hands Of the Federal highway de-
partment. All ALLEGATIONS are made
or pro rata basis.
The Governments money, IL was
declared by Senators interested In
the program, will be ready for dis
tribution within a month. Work, II
Is said, should start in each State
by July /.
The Washington times., 1922-03-21
PACKAGE
LINKED IN BRUNEN CASE

RIVERSIDE, N. j., March l1.-
New clues have been gathered III the
case of John T. Brunen, circus pro-
prietor, shot and killed in his home
here recently.
Photographed fingerprints and a
mysterious package have furnished
the tips. said authorities who are
looking into the staying OF Brunen.
killed by a discharge from double
barrel shotgun as he sat reading
In his home.
Faint fingerprints found on the
grip of the shotgun used by the as
sassin, which was dropped as he
broke the gun to eject the SHELLS
while fleeing from the scene, have
been photographed carefully. The
plates show the fingerprints plainly,
although they were barely visible on
the gun part, and. according to
Detective Ellis Parker, they will
play a prominent part in securing an
arrest.
The Washington times., 1922-03-21

fronts" in addition to the western.
pensation for $4,000 men and women
the State had In service during the
world war will be brought out OF
the senate finance committee at that
time. Charles f. Mackin, Herbert
l.. Grymes and Il. Brooke Lee, rep
resenting the Maryland Department
of the American Legion, called on
President William l. Norris, of the
State senate. and were told the
measure would be brought out by
the committee.
Whether the bill comes out with
a favorable or uBfavorable report,
there probably will be fight on It,,
although ii generally is conceded
the measure is doomed to defeat.
President Norris. who introduced
the bill, is a strong advocate of the
bonus, and 1t is understood will
make a fight for it's passage.
The measure has been in com
mittee since its Introduction early
in the session. 1t provides for a
80, 900, 900 bond issue 10 pay every
The Washington times., 1922-03-21
GIVEN so DAYS IN JAIL
FOR STEALING AUTO ROBE

William II. Jackson, colored, 1920
X street northwest, was sentenced
to Jail for sixty days yesterday by
Judge Mcmahon, following his con.
viction of stealing a laprobe from
the automobile Of Alton r. Young,
726 Twelfth street southeast. Mr.
Youngs machine was parked in
front of the Southern building last
week when Jackson is alleged to
have picked up the laprobe. Detec-
tive Sergt. Frank M. Alligood was
near by and arrested the negro.
In imposing sentence Judge Nc.
Mahon declared that he intended to
break up the practice If petty
robberies from automobiles and
would impose Jail sentences instead
of fines.
The Washington times., 1922-03-21
Indigestion? Gas?
Pain About Heart?
Here is the Advice of One Who
Knows What to Do.

Danville, Fa.-"Dr.> Pierce's rem
edies, Favorite Prescription, Golden
Medical Discovery, and Pleasant
Pellets, have found by personal
experience, to give desired results
very promptly. l used to suffer with
dreadful spells of indigestion so
that my heart would pain me. l
would bloat up so with gas. DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and the Pleasant Pellets relieved
me at once and eventually cured
me of this suffering. At the same
time | was bothered great deal
with trouble of feminine Charac-
ter for which / took the 'Favorite
Prescription and was relieved of
all pains and entirely restored to
perfect health. Mrs. Alice Fer
rell, 703 f. Green st.
You can obtain DR.. Pierces fam
lily medicines at your neighbOrhoOd
drug store in tablets or liquid. Send
DR.. PierCe's Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo,
n. Y, 10C for trial pkg. tablets.
The Washington times., 1922-03-21
Noted Smut-Cat Is
Listed Among
Missing

Petworth is all aflutter these
days because SmUt-cat Is gone.
You haven't seen him, have
you?
Smut-cat is probbaly the
best-known Tabby in all
greater Washington. He b~
longs to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Haley, 3632 Warder street, and
from his residence roams freely
in all directions, taking in the
movies, ice-cream stands and
cigar stores in his jaunts. II
would seem, however, that
Smut-cat has wandered once
too often, for now he has been
missing almost n week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haley have ad-
vertised, telephoned and car
ried on a personal detective in
vestigation in an effort to
restore the widely known
Thomas-pussy to his fireside,
but to no avail. Now they have
applied to The Times for aid.
Smut-cat is as black as the
well-known ace Of spades and
anyone knowing Of his where
abouts will do a favor to Pet
worth generally if they will
notify Mr.. or Mrs. Haley.
The Washington times., 1922-03-21
PROPOSES LICENSE TAX
FOR NEAR-BEER SALOONS

ANNAPOLIS, March 21.-Presi
dent Norris has introduced in the
Senate a bill to require a license
fee of 5000 for selling ANY near
beer. malt or vinous liquor, ire.
spective Of alcoholic content" in
Baltimore city. The bill does not
apply to grocery stores when bot.
tied beverages are sold not to be
drunk on the premises.
Full power is given the board
of liquor license commissioners to
pass all rules and regulations neces.
city senator's.
Near-beer saloons now pay no
tax.
The Washington times., 1922-03-21
WOMEN! DYE
THINGS NEW IN
"DIAMOND DYES"

Each package of Diamond Dyes"
contains directions so simple any
woman can dye or tint her worn.
shabby dresses, skirts, waists. coats,
stockings, sweaters, coverings, drap-
cries hangings everything even II
she has never dyed before. Buy
Diamond Dyes"-no other kind
then perfect home dyeIng Is sure
because Diamond Dyes are guaran.
teed not to spot, fade. streak. or
run. Tell your druggist whether
the material you wish to dye Is
wool or silk, or whether it is linen,
cotton or mixed goods.-Advertise
ment.
The Washington times., 1922-03-21

strike the lutte. and beat the druDl
Let the birds and blossobs sig
weicub sog to gentle Sprigl
No, this is not Chaucer. Neither
is it a passage from the Domesday
Book.
Simply a spring poet with a bad
cold in the head or, rather, nose
-exulting in the arrival of Miss
Springtime.
The tickle dame Of whom we have
previously spoken arrived in town
at 4:49 o'clock this morning. Nobody
was at the station to meet the young
lady except a few milkmen. news
paper men, and all-night restaurant
hash singers.
But that didn't affect Miss Spring.
time one little bit. She parked her
No. 2's comfortably on her suitcase
and waited until the rest Of the world
awoke sufficiently to take notice OF
her.
Everybody's glad Spring has ar
rived. No more chilblatns, WOODEN
underwear. frozen water pipes, or
cold storage street cars. Gone arc
the velvet earmuffs. wristlets, and
floppy goloshes.
Now that "sprig has cub" in
earnest, we may expect to see r
street lappers-perverse creatures.
-adorn themselves in high laced
1oots, velvet toques, squirrel-skln
coats!
Verify, sprig has cub!
The Washington times., 1922-03-21
All Fat People
Should knoWThis
This Leaves the Arms
Free from Hairy Growth
Toilet Talksl

A simple method for completely
removing every trace Of hair or
fuzz is here given. This IL pain
less and usually a single treatment
will Danish even stubborn growths.
To remove hairs, make thick
paste with some powdered delatone
and water, spread on hairy surface
and after about two minutes rub
off, wash the skin and the hairs
are gone. This method will not mar
the skin, but to avoid disappoint-
ment, be certain you get delatone.
The Washington times., 1922-03-21
Gas Around
Your
Heart?

Don't delay! Go right over TO the
nearest drug store and get a pack
age of the genuine Baalmann's s Gas
Tablets, take them as di. eCted, and
feel the immediate beneficial results.
1t will surprise you and you will
feel grateful to have received such
benefit. You will sleep better. you
can breathe easier, your nervous
ness will disappear-and. best of
all, it will calm your eXCitablc heart.
Baalmann's Gas-Tablets in the yell
low package are for sale by Peoples
Drug Stores, and all reliable drug
gists. Price, one dollar. j. Baal-
mann, Chemist. San Francisco.