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New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Russia to Devise System of
Export and Import License,

MOSCOW, Feb. 10 (By The As
sociatcd Prcss).- Troops Of the Far
Eastern Republic. the headquarters Of
which is Chita, rccaptured Khabarovsk
lying to the north of Vladivostok, on the
railway, on the afternoon Of Fcbru-
airy ia
A dispatch from Picking several days
ago announced the capture by the Far
Eastern forces of Khabarovsk.
Economic Life announces that the
commssariat of foreign trade in Mos
cow has decided to arrange sys-
tom Of licenses for exports and i'm
ports.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Senate to Pass Treaties
Unanimously, Says Owen
Senator Tells Parisians Allied
Debt Will Be Deferred 30
Ia IN Heora

PARIS, Fob. 19 (By the Associated
Press). In my opinion, the Senate
viii ratify. virtually unanimously the
treaties and conventions signed at the
recent Washington confcrcnce.' said
United States Senator Owen Of Okla
homa, replying to queries made by the
"Journal dcs Debats' and published to
day. Concerning The Allied war debt
to the United States 20 crrment, Sena-
tor Owen is quoted as saying:
~ think that America will postpone
from thirty to fifty yoars the date up-
on which European 0eots will become
due, fxing the rate of interest at 3 per
cent.
"Amcricans already arc too heavily
taxed ever to agree with any member
Of Congress who should favor can
collation. of the foreign debt
Senator Owen IS in Europe 70 study.
on the ground whether Federal re-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
SoId;crs Greet De Valera

CORK, Feb. 10 BY The Associated
Press. A striking feature of the re
publican meeting in Cork TO day, undet
the auspices Of Eamon dc Valera, was
the presence Of large numbers OF the
Irish republican army for the Clty OF
Cork and from various parts OF the
country. who were assembled by com
panios under thcir officers.
Donal O'Caliahan. Lord Mayor OF
Cork presided at the principal plat
form. from which the speeches were dc
livcred De Valera proposed the same
resolutions as were adopted at ms
meeting in Dublin last Sunday, re
peatcd virtually the same arguments
as were then put forward. declaring
that Ireland was in greater danger
tAan il had been at any time IN 'ou
wears The Countess Markievicz and
Charles Burgess and other followers OF
De Valera supported the resolutions
The train on which De Valera trav-
elcd Saturday evening to Cork was meH
at the railway station at lhuries ny
5000 persons carrying Sinn teln NagS
Addressing tho people. De Valera sa'a
he was glad to see the repupNc vas
not dead in Tippcrary and that the
people did not want the Brltish mon
arch as King of Ireland.
HpDealS TOT hCpuDtlt
Arriving in Cork Mr.. de Valera was
greeted bv Lord Mayor O'Callahan and
other prominent republicans. De Valera
aDologized for not speaking in Gaelic.
declaring that he desired every lrish
citizen fully to understand the serious
ness Of the situation and to fully appre-
ciate what they were doing. He de-
clarcd that they were being asked to say
that when four years ego they pro
nounccd for a republic they were fools
and did not realize what they we're do
ing. If an election were forced upon
them, he added, he was sure that the
citizens Of Cork would do their part in
proving to the world that they still
stood for an Irish republic.
Challenges Free State Chiefs
De Valera challenged the leaders Of
the Free State to frame constitution
proving their contention chat they could
give to Ireland perfect Freedom and
thereby let Ireland know what it is vot-
ing for.
alp they can make a constitution
which the English King VIII not be in, .
said De Valera. "it may not be very
difficult for US to agree with them.
Pointing to the question Of an alter
native policy, De Valera asserted that
his task was the task Of any general
with stampeded army He had to rally
the people into strong position behind
the standard Of the republic same
strong position they had held ten months
ago. If that were accomplished, the
British would be as anxious to come to
them as they were last July.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
DoIshcvisn Gnins Recruits
Steadily in Asia Minor

CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb 10. Rus
sian Bolshcvik influence is growing
steadily in parts of Asia Minor domi-
mated by The Turkish Nationalists. it
is reported here. and Soviet economic
mission is touring the country. giving
lectures IN which they protest against
the granting Of concessions to foreign -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Irwin 6. Cobb ScriouIsy III

BOSTON, Feb 19.-Irvin S. Cobb,
author and humorist, was seriously i'll
at hotel here tonight after a relapse
from influenza, which forced the can
collation. of lecture last Wednesday,
DR.. J. II. Stevens said that Mr. Cobb
condition was SERIOUS but not dan
CerOuS.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Mexican Labor Assa;is Court

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 19.-W Workmen
Of the federal district TO-DAY held a
demonstration against the Federal Su-
preme Court, which recently handed
oown decision unfavorable to several
ikbor measures before it.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Mexico to Honor Lalc pouc

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 19.-C Ceremonie
honoring the late Pope Benedict are 10
be held throughout Mexico Febru 80
go and 23. IN accordance with instluc-
tions sent to-day to all pastors by the
Archbishop Of Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Britain 10 Cut Navy List

LONDON, Feb. 10 49, The London
Times" says it understands that in the
interest OF economy the Board of the
Admiralty purposes to reduce the ac-
tive list Of flag officers on August /
from nincty-two 70 ssvcntv-seven.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20

ers. Bolshevist CO o-operative societies
and propaganda bureaus have been
opened in the larger cties.
A mission of $50 Russian experts Is
reported 10 be on its way TO Anatolis
for the purpose Of introducing the Rus
sian agricultural system hero.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20

serve loan measure ~ s25oo A.
which the Senator proposed in n',,,s..Vsooo, -.
ate January 4. is feasible W. M-"e sen
has conferred wita low soTss
gcois, former Premier Painls1.' ooouF-
tor Hugues Leroux and otaers - osn.
situation. VI tas
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Industries at StandstilI
AS People Clamor for Food

The evil does not stop there Not
only are al past savings made value
less and old financial foundations nm
stable. but there is no secure ground
upon which to start rehabilitation
Future contracts cannot be made with
safety. Mills stand idle because il
takes time to turn raw products into
manufactured goods. and ALTHOUGH un-
employed worlmen may crowd at one
gate with hands outstretched for doles
20 keep them alive. and customers
clamor at another for the goods thew
wish to purcha Sc the manufactures
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Central European Powers
Are Drawn Into a Vortex

In sympathetic examination of the
SITUATION IN every one Of these Central
European powers one finds that there
was an element of the inevitable in
these tragedies of treasuries They
have rot been fools, they have been
victims. They are not blind; they are
helpless. and one after another they
arc being drawn into a vortex from
which they have no means of escape in
their own power.
If they are rescued now from COM
picte decentralization Of the whole mon
etalY system Of exchange Of Goods
they Will have to have outside helm.
They viii have to create currency
divorced from the government print
ing press.
1t is easier to see how this general
process Of imitation occurred than il
Is to understand what it means to
human society founded on the capi-
taiistic order when the measure of
value almost disappears. There can be
no Ieadlustment of the INEQUALITIES and
iniustices that flow from such crun1
ping OF financial foundations. The
suffering is as real and as irreparable
as the casualties of war. No one is
sale from 1t, except those who already
have nothing. The fruit of industry.
prudence and thrift goes down in
Wlndfall Of rottcnness.
Consider in detail some of the de-
plorable effects that follow imitation
when the value of a country's unit Of
currency has been reduced to tenth
OF hundredth of it's former purchas-
ing power Obviously, all people who
live on fixed incomes, who had for
tunes invested in the soundest Sc
curities, have become impoverished
Families that enjoyed large incomes
derived from interest paid on corporate
or government debts find that the IN
come which once kept them in luxury
wlli no longer buy the simplest
necessities.
The situation does not affect the rich
man alone. The person of moderate
means finds the savings of lifetime
no longer yield an income of any ap-
preclable value. Persons who have
lived economical lives and who have
accumulated by constant sacrifice pro
vision for their old age find that pro
vision no longer sufficient to supply
the simplest of human needs. Self-re-
speeding, well-to-do people who have
reached an age where their earning
capacity has practically ceased, sud
denly discover that they are paupers
and that they have to stand in line at
public soup Kitchens to get the dole of
food which will keep them alive.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
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The 0siss Are Thrifty.

The British sesbOnrd saVes the post.
master general from n great deal NJ
the competition which II robbinx tn.
Swiss post office VI revenue. remarks
the Under the Clock cOlumnist Of
the London (England) Daily News, l
saw the other day II post card nd
dressed to Geneva by II Swiss business
man living ncnr tn: Austrian border.
The Smrd Dor. Austrian stamps 10 the
value Of seven crowns. nnd had been
posted ut FeIdirsch. A post cnrd from
on. point To another In Switzerland
costs ten centiinen. but for ten cen
times n Swiss can buy y hundred Aus.
TRAN inlnndskrOnen, with which he
could, by posting from the other side
Of the frontier. send into switzerland
fourteen post cards snd have stiil two
crowns In hand,
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New Millinery
Shown in Paris

bearing. classic features and what 10
called "a presence" But the more
ordinary picture hat. with its wide fiat
brim and low crown, is universally
becoming. and 1t will be immensely
popular all through the spring and
summer.
For the Riviera season this style of
hat is made OF satin. lined with glove
Kid. or Of velvet, lined with crinOline
straw. or again Of velvet lined with
velvet of another color. The favorite
trimming-for hats intended for after
noon wear-is the very long ostrich
feather which has supple tip. the
latter FILLING loose over the hat brim
and resting on the shoulder. Indeed.
some Of these feathers are 80 long and
supple that they form boa for the
neck us well as trimming for the
hat.
Two models by Jane Blanchot are
excellent specimens of the style Of
hat worn ut the Monte Carlo Casino
In full season. The curious Egyptian
outline shown In one Of these hats Is
achieved by the introduction Of long
fringes made Of "plumes moussellnes"
otherwise ostrich feather fringes
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Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect It
ADplicant3 for Insufaoce Oftea
Rejected.

JsdCing iron rsports from drsesists
Who are constantly in direct touch with
tAs public, there 10 one preparation that
aas bssa WY successful in overcoming
thess oooditions. The mild and healing
i.d.saos Il d. Kilmer's Swamp Root 10
eooa realised. It stands the highest for
its rsmazkabls record Of SUCCESS.
An examining physician for ons Of the
peoninsat Lie Insurance Companies, in
IN intsrvisw On the subject, made the ~
teaishing statement that one reason why
. many applicants for insurance ars re-
jsctsd b because kidney trouble y %
common 70 the American people. and the
lssSs majority Of those whose spplica.
tie0s are declined do not svea suspect
tAat thsy have the disease.
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Have You q
Cold or Cough :
Read What This Woman Says,

Blair. Nsh.-"is my youn01 yaass
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and my lungs are IN good condition
AptiAy."--Mrs. l.. II. Iothrop, I'll EAst
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Fur Osassss Vanish.

The miskrst. formerly held In small
esteem. In today recognized ~ the
most important Of American fnr.brar.
Ing animals. It's peit. having become
fashionable. commands Nh ever.in.
cr"nsing price.
Thereby the pursuit ~ the MI.
benst In, been stimulated. with III.
result ihat i's numbers nearly every.
where nrc rapidly diminishing.
Trnppcrs IN III" stat. 0f Wisconsin
took NOR. thnn 10000 mmskrnis In
1917. IN 1918 they took fewer than
300. nnd In 1919 only about i1O,OOO.
philadelphia Ledger.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-01-26

quisite colorIng and perfect features.
but In addition to this she has adopt
ed very individual style OF dress.
l have seen her wearing several
tOquex which looked like gloriaed
bathing caps. made Of rich material.
These caps were drawn down close
over the beautiful hair. and NO close
did they 1T that 1t seemed MS though
they must he made Of elastic material.
One amongst them which specially
pleased me was made OF rust. red vel.
vet. traced NIL over with aluminium
threads and inset with sparkling let.
At the left side. dangling over the
car. there was Il long Jet taxsel md
this had fiat. dark red velvet rosette
~ 4 heading. A similar toque was
made Of deep blue material and GOV.
cred with black silk braidIngs and e.n.
bro!derles-two small white wings tut.
ting out audaciously at the side.
with regard to big picture hats-ons
can say that they grow more and
more remarkable. The cavalier shape
In again very fashionable. This In
probably the result Of the existing
craze for "Three Musketeer' styles.
In France. ms In America and also In
England. lies Trolls Mousquctnircs"
10 the favorite hlm OF the day. and the
different versions Of II hive aroused
the wnrmcst discussions.
Cavalier Hat Most Trying.
II In not every woman who cnn wear
. cavalier lint successfully. or all the
'picture" shnpcs It Is. perhaps, the
snOsi irving. II demands u disniH.d
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WORK THEY ENJOY
Darkeys In Their Element at
c--e-cuttino Time.
Busy Scenes Ar Those on the Sugar
Plantations When the Harvest
10 Being Gathered.

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AIASSoN lEAI.-l klnEB .ll-@.
GOLDEN TEXT--Be sure your sin will
md you out.-Num. se:2s
REFERENCE MATERlAL.-Lsv.2 5::3-3;
Amos Sa-lO: Micah 3l-<
PRIMARY ToPlC-Ths Sin OF selnah-
ness.
JUNIOR TOPlC-Elijah Denouncss .
Selfish King.
INTERMEDIATES AND SENIOR TOPIC
-Jehovah's Champion Feared.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Respecting the Rights OF Others.
I. Ahab covsts Naboth's Vineyard
wv. 1-6).
!. Location Of the vineyard ". ~.
1t Joined Ahab's summer home In Jez-
reel. He wanted to transform II into
an herb garden and thus round out
his property.
2.1Ahab's proposal ". p. He Of
fered to buy 1t outright for money, or
give In exchange a better one. Ahab's
wish for 1t was selfish within. He
did not AT all need 1t.
s. Naboth's refusal ". 81. II was
for Il twofold reason: ~ regard for
the paternai estate; (2) obedience to
10y M,s r.r,.,, wns IN oars,,.n,,n~.
crnu,ds Linz .v.n I'm, M r,yh,
to ask Of his subject that he violate
h,s copsc,.nce
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ill.,, ,,,' em.. M, mn" n,,, va" -
p'n Va "e '' Wv" us
na. " man y. " .,.. . us -.
'"a' s'.ss WI" .o"'e'''''e"'
D. 'e"e"e's inquiry wv o. ". AP
are".'S sue came wiz" t"s s!"pa'
NY "a "H"' '"q"''"g ss T" u''
."u'e y. n.s "..a''".' nu' VIE" S'o
Ane" VI N"oo'" 'e'"""' ""e wa" VI.
y "k'' u' u "u'""'e "u"
~. s"o"" 'e,uSo " ,o",o'n ~ "o
"e"Ae Vi ''e AnS ""S ." '"S"'' WHY"
sue "o"'u "o' "'"oH'
". Anao taxing Poseess'e" o. Ma
oos"'s S'neyaro wv. '-io'.
l. Jezebeis treachery wv. 7-1o).
~ Her c0ntemptuous question ".
~. she tainted MIN Tor his coward
Ice. The rear OF being thought weak
moves weak man quickly. (% Her
exh0rtation to Ahab ". ~. "Arise. eat
bread. and let thine heart be merry"
A wife has great influence over her
husband. Many man has been saved
from encouragement and therefore
defeat, through Ills wires influence.
Unfortunately In this case the In
nuehce OF the wIe ID Oau. Sol
',er pI"""S4 u n""o w. ~ wiz
give '"se Tue S'ne!sru Vi Nn"o'".
QUE ."o~ "'a''ers '"'o neF own ""'.s'
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Death Of Abraham,

And these sre thu days of the yean
Of Abrahsm's life which he lived. an
hundred threescOra and fifteen years.
Then Abraham gave up the ghost. md
died In n good old ngs, nm old man.
and full Of ysnrs: and WIS gathered
10 his te0ple.--Gcnesi2 20 :7-8.
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MOTHER QUICK! GIVE
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
FOR cHILp's BOWELS

Dven q sick child loves the 'fruity"
tasts Of California Fig Syrup" II the
little tongue u coated. or II your child
. listlsss, cross, feverish. full Of cold.
Of has collie, . teaspoonful will never
fail to open the bowels. In . few
hours you can see for yourself how
thoroughly It works oil the constipa-
ton poison. sour bile and waste from
the tender. little bowels and gives you
Q we'll. playful child again.
Millions Of mothers keep california
Zig Syrup" handy. They know . tea.
spoooful today saves q sick child to-
moerow. Ask your druggist for genuine
california Fig Syrup" Which has d.
reetioas foe tables and childrea q oil
asos printed % bottle. xothefi You
mose ~ sCallfosnia" or you may st
- i0itatloo Dc syfVp
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The Only Reliable Guarantee.

The Only Reliable GUARANTEES.
But we must have guarantee
against future wars"
ut seems to me-" replied ]. Fuller
Gloom. shat killing off all the rest Of
the Inhabitants of the earth would
make US fairly safe from attack
Kansas City Star.
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Tn. Mvrmurino conorsos,ioo.

And the Lord spoke unto Moses nnd
unto Aaron. snylng. How long shnii
bear with this evil congregation.
which mnrnUr against mc7-Numbcrs
it.oG.I
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Charming Models for Spring Just
a Little Eccentric in Form,
Writer Says.
FEATHERS FOR PICTURE HATS
Weeping Plumss Promise to Make
Hsadesar hsavy-Extravaoane
10 In Evidence With the
Ultra Smart Orssssrs.

The new millinery models for early
spring are charming. Just little
eccentric in form. but extremely be-
coming. More and more 1t becomes
the fashion to trim picture hats with
very long and heavy feathers; the
craze for weeping plumes" has caught
us again and when summer returns
we shall find that our hats have
grown tOp-heavy, notes Paris fashion
correspondent In the Boston Globe.
1t is II real pity that extravaganza
always enters on the scene when
really pretty style Is In question. 1t
Is partly the fault of the great Paris
milliners and dressmakers. partly the
fault OF certain amongst their clients:
the idea seems to be that one cannot
have too much OF good thing.
But this is great mistake. How
ever, we must take the world Of fash
lon as we find It. hoping always that
individual women Of fine taste will
have really good influence. Lewis
continues to be tremendous favOrite
with women who like to look ultra
smart and out of the ordinary.
do not mean to say that this mil
liner goes In for intentional eccentrici-
ty, only that his models are nearly al
ways unusual and sometimes very re-
markable. Lewis has always depended
on novelty OF outline and Of material
for his best effects. He rarely goes
In for elaborate trimmings. but al
ways for unusual designs.
He Is making some specially sue
cessful Chinese tOQues this season.
1t Is true that we have had the Chi
nese tOQue with us for many months
past, but Lewis has succeeded In CIV
ing a new aspect to an old and cher
ished friend.
For example. a model Of this order
was covered entirely with narrow
waxed ribbons In graduated shades Of
blue; the ribbons were cleverly at
tached to the pointed crown and then
they spread themselves out toward the
brim, tapping over each other Just
little.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-01-26
Tints Are Well Blended.

There were deep sapphire blues.
shaded away to pale Lancret, and the
various tints were SO well blended
that they seemed to melt into each
other. Finally. there was q large
black chenille tassel swung from the
peaked crown. and this tassel had a
curious head. studded with facets Of
marcassite. A lovely and most wear.
able toque.
The famous English beauty. Lady
Diam Manners. has been making a
sensation on the Riviera. She Is al
ways remarkable because Of her ex-
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-01-26

An Arabian proverb puts It this
way: "He who has health has hope.
and he who has hope has everything"