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Lausanne, December 1o.-Con-
stantirople has probably ceased
to be Turkeys capital for all
time; IL remains the seat OF the
ealiphate and the religious CEN
ter of Turkey and the Moslem
world, but the Turkish delegates
at Lausanne say that Mustapha
Renal Pasha and his helpers in
the construction of nationalist
Turkey have no thought of re-
establishing Turkeys political
heart within range of foreign
warships which may enter the
Dardanelles and the Bosphorus.
After centuries of world Inn
portance as the capital Of the
Byzantine and Ottoman empire,
Constantinople Will be relegated
to a place of unimportance
Angora has proved safe refuge
for Mustapha Kemal's national
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GERMANY COMES UP
WITH INDEMNITY AND
ALSO MAKES Apollo GY

raris, December 1o.-A German
note complying with the demands
Of the council OF ambassadors for
100000 gold marks as indemnity
and q renewed apology for the re-
cent attacks On interallied military
control officers at Passau and In
goldstadt, in Bavaria was delivered
today at the foreign office.
The mote, previously published in
Berlin, says the ! 900 900 marks is at
the disposal OF the allies. 1t repeats
Germany,s former apology. but pro-
tests against proposed allied exac-
tons II Germany refuses TO remove
the burgomasters of Passau and In
goldstadt. 1t declares Germany is
poweriess to do this. as the blIrgo-
masters were elected by an autono-
nous administration. but asserts
that certain disciplinary measures
haya been taken
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INDIAN RUNNERS WILL
SEEK AVIAT0RS LOST
SINCE LAST THURSDAY

San Antonio.s Tex, December 10
Maj. Gen. Ed N. Lewis, eighth corps
area commander. has requested the
governor OF Arizona. to send out In
ia detail Of national guard and have
the civilian population in Pima and
Maricopa counties cooperate in the
search for Col. F.. p. Marshall and
Lieut.. Col. c. L. Weber, whose air-:
plane en- route from San Diego. Cal.
Ito Fort Huachuca. Ariz., disappeared
after being seen over Esthelta. Ariz..
last Thursday
Five airplanes left Kelly Field
Tex, today and Will join the squad
ron Of nine planes already operating
out Of Tucson, Ariz, In search for
the lost aviators.
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FLEET TO SEEK
RUM RUNNING SHIPS

Pensacola. Fla. December 10.
fleet Of fast vessels of the govern
ment service, with prohibition Of
ficer in charge, will traverse the
coasts OF Florida. Alabama and
Louisiana in search of liquor snug
Cling ships. according to information
received here today. Each vessel Will
be in charge Of an official that will
be held responsible for the law en-
forcement In his district.
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James B. Robinson Killed n Automobile Cras1
OLD TURKISH CAPITAL
TO LOSE IMPORTANCE
Constantinople, Once Mistress of World Will Take Sec
ond Place in Favor of Angora, Friends of
Mustapha Renal Assert

assembly and II will probably
become permanent capital.
The new permanent location OF
the Turkish capital at Angora
VIII be blow to the United
States and other nations which
have fine embassies in Pera, the
foreign section of Constantinople.
Angora is dreary interior
Turkish town of about twenty
thousand population. II Is stu
ated in great cattle and sheep
country 3e0 miles east OF Con-
stantinople, on branch railroad
and 200 miles south of the Black
Sea. without any connection by
railroad and With the highway
closed half the year. 1t is scat.
tered about among the ruins OK
Roman wells and Is rich in
fragments of Greek and Roman
sculpture, which the govern
ment is assembling preparatory
to creating a Museum
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FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR BEN WESTW0OD

Funeral services for Ben West
wood, aged II years. who died at
local hospital Saturday night from
injuries sustained when struck in
the head by a motorlst whom he had
censured for running over. red light
at Third avenue and Thirteenth
street early Saturday morning, will
be held at the residence. 7oS First
avenue. al 2:30 o'clock Monday aft
ernoon. Burial will be in Elmwood,
with Johns in charge.
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MANY ARRESTS MADE
BY POLICE DEPARTM ENT

Officials at the city jail were kept
busy recording the numerous arrests
made between the hours of o'clock
Sunday afternoon. During that time
q total of lot arrests were registered
on the docket. The nature Of the
arrests ranged from vagrancy 10
murder.
This number does not include the
persons who were able TO furnish
hond and We're released
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CALL Ed MEETING OF
Y. M. H. A. COMMITTEES

A called meeting of the several
committees In charge Of the auction
sale campaign for the Young Men S
Hebrew association building fund has
been called to meet Monday at the
campaign headquarters, 20l7 First
avenue.
The ladies' committee is called
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock and the
mems committee at o'clock. All
members of these committees are
urged to be present, as important
matters will be discussed
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BOTH SIDES ARMED
FOR T! N|SH FIGHT
ON SHIP SUBSIDY
Neither Side Reveals Tactics.
Filibustering Is Expected
and Long Debate Under
wood Opposes Delay

Washington. December l0.-Senate
supporters and opponents of the adj
ministration shipping bill today
measured their strength and laid
their plans preparatory to the be-
ginning tomorrow Of debate on the
measure. Everything pointed TO a
hard and long fight possibly con-
tinuing with Interruptions until the
end of the session next March,
Opponents of the legislation neither
on the democratic side nor among
the republicans. propose TO show
their hands prior to the motion TO be
made to by Chairman Jones of the
commerce department to take up the
measure. The general belief is that
filibustering tactics, perhaps similar
TO those employed so effectively by
the democrats recently against the
Dyer anti-iynching bill. will be uti-
lized but no definite announcement
has come. from either party group
Of opponents. Senator's in discussing
the matter today, recalled. however,
that Senator Underwood Of Alabama.
democratic leader. declared during
the Dyer bill filibuster that he per-
sonally would not participate in any
move to delay vote on the shipping
bill
Borah Amendments
Senator Borah OF Idaho one OF the
republican opponents early last week
prepared some amendments to the
measure. including proposals for free
tolls for coastwise shipping through
the Panama canal and for regulation
Of railroad rates by the interstate
commerce commiss on a long and
short haul basis. Senator LaFollette
of Wisconsin. who Is looked upon as
one Of the strongest republican oppo-
nents is expected to come forth be-
fore the debate gets far under way
with a number OF other legislative
proposals in the way of riders to
the bill.
Jones' to Fire First
The supporters of the measure plan
to fire the opening shot in the form
OF an extended speech by Chairman
Jones. explaining the measure in de-
TAIL outlining the changes made by
his committee, and presenting the
necessity as seen by the admins
tration for its passage. Possibly. in
order to obtain non partisan support.
Senator Ransdell democrat, Lou
isians, who Ia member of the COM
merce committee voted yesterday to
report the bill. win follow soon after
with an address uring enactment Of
the legislation.
Both sides in the fight have taken
informal and scret polls since Con-
gress convened last month, but lead
ers were agreed today that several
of the changes made by the commerce
committee. such as elimination of the
Madden amendment attached by the
House, had brought some uncertainty
as to the stand of several senators.
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PLANTER IS KILLED

Cleveland, Miss, December TO-
Lee Davis, prominent planter, was
shot and instantly killed here tonight
Nv an unidentified negro. who es-
capped Robbery was believed to have
been the motive.
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SAIL |NG IS ROUGH
FOR PREM|ERs ON
PREPARATION ISSUE
Sunday Conference Ruffled
Over German Question.
Premier Poincare Getting
Weak Knees

London, December l0.-The allied
premiers' conference, which had been
fixed to meet at the Downing street
residence Of the prime minister at
Ii o'clock this morning, was post
poned until o'clock to allow the pre-
miers to accept the Kings invita-
ton to meet him at buckingham pal
ace shortly before noon. Prior to
proceeding to the palace Premier
Mussolini, the Italian premier visited
MT, Bonar Law and held short con-
yersations.
The official communique dealing
with the meeting stated that the al
lied conference had sat again and
had before it the German note adj
dressed TO MIR. Bonar Law
1t is believed that todays confer
ence did not go as smoothly as had
been hoped. The optimism observable
among the French delegation yester-
day had waned owing, apparently, TO
advices which Premier Ptincare re-
ceived from Paris. where II was
thought NJ Poincare was weakening
in his attitude on reparations. In
consequence OF these advices, NJ.
Poincare's attitude has stiffened con-
siderably on the question OF the oc-
cupation cf the boundary of the Ruhr
and he shows a Discrimination to re-
cede from his present position,
Reject German Offer
The French premier has rejected
the German proposals on the ground
that they are obscure and evasive.
and similar to prope sitions Germany
made at all previous important con-
ferences because of their failure to
provide any necessary guarantees
sufficiently defined to form the basis
for a settlement.
The cabinet council Will assemble
tomorrow morning, but no time has
yet been fixed for resumption OF the
allied conference.
Germany, in her latest note. intl-
mates her readiness to issue an in
ternal loan forthwith and ex-
presses the opinion that her pro posals
will tide over the coming two. or
possibly four, years. At the same
time she appeals earnestly for final
settlement on a definite amount Of
~
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SERIOUS PROBLEMS CONFRONT
PREMlERs, SAYS MISSOLtNI

London. December 10-The only
optimistic views expressed today by
those identified with the conference
Of the allied premiers were voiced
by Benito Mussolini, the italian pre-
mier. at a meeting with the news
paper representatives.. He admitted
that the conference was having "seri-
GUS and difficult discussions" but
was hopeful that a settlement would
be reached in few days. II such
an agreement was reached, he added.
1t would render the Brussels confer
ence almost needless. since all that
would be necessary was meeting
of experts t. work out the details.
Signor Mussolini revealed that he
had submitted yesterday TO the con-
ference the Italian plan for set
Element. prepared by himself. ana
that it had been discussed today. lie
said it's principal feature was reduc-
tion OF the German PREPARATION in
demnity in return for cancellation OF
the allied debts The plan was in two
parts, the first reviewing the gem
eral financial position II Germany
today. the second giving details OF
the proposalssl Economic guarantees
would be required from Germany,
but there would be no military penal
ties.
Says United States IL Ont
Speaking generally Mussolini de-
clared that the questions of repara-
items and interallied debts were def
initeIy linked together in his plan.
Asked concerning the attitude Of the
United States upon the question, ne
replied: \.
THE United states is out OF it."
He confoiAmed that the allies were
united in rejecting the German note.
and empha sized the need ofthaste IN
arriving at decisions owing to the
expiration OF the mt ratorium in mid
January
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WEATHER FORECAST

Alabama: Mostly cloudy Monday
and Tuesday SLOWLY rising tempera-
ture Tuesday.
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BUY IN BIRMINGHAM

Goods advertised in The Age
Herald by Birmingham merchants
are guaranteed.
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FORD BARGAINS.
Continued

FORD BARGAINS.
We have several used cars
comprising all models. Price
right for quick sale. Terms can
be arranged if desired.
HILL & TIBBITTS,
3o1 18th St. NV. Phi. Main $50.
1877 Packard 5-passenger touring. $685.. 90
"101S Packard 7-passenger touring. 2.250.O0
1920 Oldsmobile 5-passenger touring. $50. 90
These wonderful bargains. Ready for
demonStra tion at any time.
The LUTTREL4L COMPANY. Phone West 1887.
1914 New Hampshire ave. NV.
BARGAINS-USED CARS.
Hudson super roadster. $425
Two Dodge tourings.. .......... $3.50 and $425
Two SOverlands. light six. 1928 and up
Hupmobie roadster. $3.50
Chevrolet 400 model. ......................$ 125
Four trucks, 1-ton and 2-ton. -. ..$125 and up
We have about so more cars on hand parts
for all makes of cars. used tires, all sizes;
also new tires and tubes.
NORTHEAST AUTO EXCHANGE,
GO H ne. F.. 1888. a.
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SUBURBAN BOARD

LADY owning home will board and care
children. Terms very reasonable. Address
IT'S star Office -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LTNCHROOM. growing business. for sale.
45S La. ave. NV
A DOWNTOWN rooming house. containing 90
rooms and = baths; h.-w.h. and electricity,
with gas. This property is located on a down.
town business St, where values always in
creasing. 1t is highly desirable for club house,
fraternity or for roomingh0 purpose. Price
reasonable. Main 5O7O.
IF YOU have live proposition for live man
Address Eo1 203-S, star office
MULTIGRAPHING establishment clearing
$50 to 500 q month; excellent location; no
experience necessary to operate; 81, $50 cash.
Address Box 1868, Star office. 90
WILL. SELL. a second deed Of trust Of s. 800
payable at the rate Of $75 per month for IS,
balance 80 months. making a 3-year trust, In
terest at per cent, for $4.125. This Is a
good opportunity for you to make a good buy.
Granville G. bradford. AS Bond bldg
81, 8oO-GROCERY and meat business: 8
rooms. bath and garage; good corner: cash
business over 800 per week.
81 SDtrCIrocery and 6 rooms: rent, $40.
s.. SnD-t;rocery and meat bus: rent. so.
Sl.3DO--Girocery and 8 rooms: rent. SIS.
25U-ConfectiOnery and 8 rooms; rent, SO.
Well stocked: good bus. sacrifice.
81 RO-Confect and fountain; rent. $40.
81, 6,o-Confect. & fountain; rms; rent. $50:
rent, $40; good business; $500 cash.
S200-Barber shop: chairs; rent, $SO:
$50O-Barber shop; 2 chairs; rent, SIS.
$250-Shoe shine and cigar bus; rent, $15.
$6O0-Rooming house; Il rooms; rent. $50.
$750-Roonling house; II rms; 18th & N: 7.
S1.o0o-Rooming house; ~ rooms; rent 40;
Eoed o Income; small cash payment. $50. s,,x
4 R. M. CURTIS, MAIN 8o43.
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500 BARRIsTER BLDG. ss5 ST. NV. .
COLORED theater for sale: seats 400; b-year
lease. Address Box 1878, Star once: 22e
WILL SELL End trust note, balance 81 800, for
81. 400; payable sos and interest monthly; well
secured. Address Box a02-s. Star ONCE.
FOOMING HOUSE of 10 rooms. all rented.
near government depts.; rent very reasona BILE;
must sell, leaving city. Address Box 1s4-S,
Star Office. 23s
BOOMING HOUSE, centrally located: z
rooms: double garage; large yard; upper
floors converted into apartments; basement &C.
cupied as business; suitable for electrician.
plumber or carpenter; rent, $45; will sell for
81 600. Main $780,
CORNER GROCERY and market. northwest;
rent, SO: Price. 81 200; no agents. Address
Box 1898. Star office. 22s
$500 WILL BUY % fully sec1re1 Us notes
payable IN one to heavyweight months, re
.kpestiyesA Addcsss Bsx 10SS star e@ee- ~
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PERSONAL

YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO HAVE
some one. thoroughly experienced. to instruct
her in popular music at residence evenings.
ADDRESS Rox PISS. Star Office:
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DEVELOP PHYSICAL PHENOMENA AT
lone. Will show strong minded persons rOs-
sihilities Of this fascinating subject in per-
son or by mail. Address Box l27-S, Star
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Master-Bilt
Metal Garages.
SIC DOWN-$10 A MONTH.
Own your own metal, fireproof
garage and pay for it less than
rent.
Why own a car and walk half
way home?
Just the same as a gift.
Buy from a reliable firm and
eliminate trouble expense and
worry.
Immediate construction.
|IRON-CLAD GARAGE CO.,
Incorporated.
o21 18th St. NV. Main 5672.
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SEN ERAL
Values Out of the Ordinary are
Still to Be Had from Our
Stock of Used Cars.
OUR ESTABLISHED REPUTATION FOR
RELIABILITY SHOULD BE A BIG INDUCE
MENT WHEN YOU ARE SHOPPING FOR
YOUR USp0 CAR.
1890 Buick 7-pass. touring
1920 Buick ROADSTER; spare tire, etc.
1920 Studebakei big Six 7-pass. spare, etc.
1920 Oldsmobile "6''; good buy.
1919 Buick roadster.
1919 Hudson speedster: spares. etc.
1918 Buick roadster
1917 Oakland touring: spare. etc:
STANLEY H. HORNER,
1915 18th St.
Call Mr.. King: Main 500
WE HAVE ready for immedi-
ate delivery several late model
Dodge Brothers sedans that are
priced right for quick sale. Terms
can be arranged if desired.
Used Car Dept,
SEMMES MOTOR CO.,
613-61o G St. NV.
Main $3.50.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WONAN-Wupts days work. or washes 10
take home III Que st. nW-------
WOMAN twhiteD wants place as houseAe Sis
Address Box ~ s. STAR Office
YOUNG; COI.ORED GIRL wants place 10 1 ne,p
around housc or take care OF children. soz'
Mozart rl. naS.
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APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHED.

BACHELOR APARTaiENTJTw0 BEATFi-
fully furnished rooms. private bath: 18th 81:
SEQ: garage space Address Box 233 $, S'sr
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WE'LL ESrA BLISnED auto accessory busi-
ness-iood paying gasoline station and vnl-
canizng plant. Address Box 1888. Star
Office. 22s
CANDY AND ICE CREAM PARIOk. cigars
and fruit: on busincsS street; big trade on
candies: bargain to quick buyer: rooms; lease.
Call Franklin I1Ia. 2a'
MAN familiar with tires manager OF local
ness ability and I've willing to work; will con-
slider training quick witted person: $500 re-
uuired: excellent opportunity for right man
See Mr.. Young after 5 o'clock. 1913 l4th st.
n.
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ARE YOU SEEKING A DESIRABLE ROOM
OR APARTMENT?
We list only those which have withstood n
careful 'PBRSONAL INSPECTION" sI.earn
every detail before leaving this ONCE WASH.
tional Bank Bldg. Main 2113. z7s
want q furnished room 80 our descriptive -dia-
grams. No charge for locating rooms 1911
Z st. NV, room 40. - -
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BASEBALL.

Saturday viii usher in the opening
oI tho Susqlehanna League Baseball
feason for Hartford and Cecil counties.
y Is unfortunate that the opening day
Hbould conflict with the starting Of rac.
hg at llayre de Grace, as many sports.
pen viii be- torn between two loves.
bnt full-hcdged rooters win be found
81 the diamond. For them the re-
sounding crack nf home run holds
more thrills than the most driving fin.
~ over nosed out by winner.
With the inclusion Of Cecil county in
M league an opportunity is afforded
70 see more star players and faster
hall. The larger field Of operations
aiFo carries with II greater financial
obligations which are causing mana.
gsfs no little concern all along the line.
NtciHl hnanciers in the Leagues cir
cie ioresee the necessity Of putting on
SOM sort of brakes which will reduce
Im terrific expenses now pilng up. II
- a Ioregone conclusion that small
ta"ns cannot stand the pace.
Weekly games such az these furnish
most excellent safety valve for
young folks, and young older persons
ioo to blow off surplus steam. The
enthusiasm of youth must have an out
iet and this is safe, sane way of sup.
p'ying it. A half holiday Saturday
dpllng the summer months has becom,
ainlosi universal and baseball furnish.
es "a Inexpensive form OF diversion [,
break the monoiony Of a hard no,
week Ten minutes on the bleacher,
VIII drive away the worries Of IN,
most haggard business man.
II should be borne in mind that III,
true purpose Of baseball is the promo.
tion OF sportsmanship and not IN,
mere winning of games, In the heat
OF contest we are all too prone I,
nay undue stress on gaining a victory
ant revert to methods which will no,
stand too close scrutiny. The fai,
MANI Of eight towns is at stake as well
asthcir fame as ball players. We fee
thai reputation as true sportsnen is
woiih more than pennant. To this
END We urge the individual players
Individual rooterS, and the separate
arrangements TO make clean sport the
paramount issue and do all in thci,
power TO avoid unpleasant incidents
arising throughout the season.
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FRIDAY. APRIL 18th, 1922
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w-Vsit our beaI'lia. N"cE OBJ
PEode Island Red Hens. all daughters
o. granddaughter Of a 26J-26I egg
ire Thee birds are uncTceiled IN
health, production, s.ze and beauty.
BABY Chicks b. arrangement. 100 zee
Irr,ed cgg- lor $50 al the farm. sal
,.saction guaranteed. Jcs S Carter
u rite Hal Nd.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-14
FOR SALE

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Granddaughter Of Scissors bred to Ov-
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RICHARD \. WILLS,
Fall-t6n. Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-14

- Comedy drama And Roxy
Did Il All" viii be given by the mem
bo,s Of Highland Grange, IN Highland
Hall, on Friday evening, April 2Sth.
Come and enjoy a good laugh.