New-York tribune., 1922-11-20
SPECIALISTS Bar
Members L rom
l,,lrlo ) Cabinet
Caucus To-day Is Expected
10 Affirm Executive Conn
misfee's Decision. Wreck
ing Chancellor's Efforts
Party in Violent Mood
Prepared 10 Meet Amy On
sla,lght on The Part of
lDrgaiai-cd II e1cti on
su wsrsless to The rresne

rsayrsgat, 1922. New York Tribune, INC.
gERLIN. Nov. l9.--Wilhelm Cuno's
.asrts to form a ministry were tenn
..,.r;iy wrecked late this afternoon,
,,ksr The executive committee of the
saeislist party voted TO prevent any
nenber Of the party entering his Cabi-
=. il the Peoples party participates
u Il. This decision is deemed certain
"a he stirmed by caucusof the Social
"a delegation in the Reiehstag to-
morrow.
TAO courses will then face the
Reiehs.ag One is to restore the old
coalition under Wirth or some other
leader acceptable to the Socialists,
Gensrists and Democrats; the other is
dissolution of the Reichstag and calling
of general election. The latter move
ssenis tonight extremely improbable.
Socialists in Fighting Mood
The success of the Labor party in the
British elections, combined with grow
;ng manifestations of discomfort among
the German working classes, amount.
iRg some places to popular disorders.
las reused the united Socialist party to
lighting temper. and its members are
repared to meet any onslaught, peace
ssle or violent, on the part of organ
asd reaction. Their refusal to coop
erate with the Peoples party is one
of THAR ufr Il.
BERLIN, Nov. 10 (By The Asso-
Gated Press).-The assertions made by
PREMIER Poincare in the French
Chamber of Deputies last week, that
Germany had attempted evasion of her
separation obligations, was wasteful
iaher administrative policies and was
making efforts to conquer world mar
kets, meet with emphatic refutation il,
an official communication issued to-day,
IA which the French Premier is re-
minded that the payments made by
Germany under the provisions Of the
Versailles Treaty total UP to date
A,O00000,000 gold marks, Of which 1t
Is declared the Entente has made due
acknowledgement.
German Exports Small
The charge that Germany is carry
ing on q policy of reckless competition
IN an effort to win back her foreign
trade is answered by the statement
that Gtrman exports to-day are bare
y ens-third the pre-war volume Eff
forts 10 adjust export prices to a
world market level, it is declared,
fsiltd because of the precipitate col
lapse IN the mark.
Alleged excessive purchases by Ger
manv IN the United States are ac-
counted forn German official quarters
By t5e Statement that the United
astes Arrays has been Germany's chief
seuse Of supply for raw products and
yseats and that these commodities now
Constitute the great bulk of Germany's
imports, notwithstanding the fact that
present purchases are far below the
iorner volume, especially as regards
cotton.
II is asserted that the provisions of
the peace treaty and their execution
recessitated heavy increases in gov
.srnmensal employees, and the national
lsation of the railways and the intro
duction of centralized tax admins
tration resulted in an increase in the
number of federal employees. Not
outstanding the fact that the wages
OF these Federal employees are con-
stantly being raised. the purchasing
power OF this money not only is in
ferior when measured by the gold
standard, but also is subjected to un-
ending depreciation.
Prosperity is "Imaginafion"
The so-called scandalous prosperity
OF German industry is branded in the
German reply as produce of M. Poin-
cares imagination.
The weekly return Of the Reichsbank
shows. record currency increase DUR
ing the second week of November,
when 65,o00,000,000 marks in new