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The New York herald., 1922-08-18
P0INCARE ORDERS
PARMENTIER HOME
French Debt Commission Ex-
pected to Leave America
in Next Few Days.
OFFICIALS NOT PLEASED
Reported Annoyed at U. S. Re-
quest to Name Date for
Payments to Begin.

PARIS, Aug. II (Associated Press). -
Premier Poincare has ordered the
French debt commission. now in Wash
ington, headed by Jean ". Parmentier,
to return to Paris, and the members are
expected to leave New York within the
next few days. M. Parmentier has been
ordered home to report to the Premier
the results of conversations with United
States Treasury officials regarding the
liquidation of the French debt
1t was explained at the Foreign Office
that M. Parmentiers mission to Wash
ington was merely to outline the present
financial situation of France He was
not empowered to say when France could
begin payment. it was said. Having
laid all the facts and figures before the
Refunding Commission, NJ. Parmentier
had nothing else to do. and the Premier
ordered him home, Foreign Office Of
ficials assert
He will probably return to Washing
ton only after the reparations crisis is
over BY that time France is expected
TO know how much money she can ex-
peet from Germany and when she can
begin paying interest on the debt.
In well informed quarters it was
stated that the results OF the Parmen-
tier mission are not as good as was ex-
pected. 1t is declared that there was
considerable surprise and annoyance In
official circles when NJ. ~ar nentier was
requested by the Refunding Commission
to- name definite date when France
could begin to liquidate the debt
France. 1t was intimated by NJ Poin-
care. feels that any settlement of the
debt situation must be a gem
eral one, in which she Is not the only
loser.
Special Dispatch to THn NEW yonK Herald
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. e., Aug. II.
Inc recall FOR consultation with his
Government of M. Parmenter. head of
the French foreign debt commission, was
made known to-day. He will depart
next Wednesday and return In septem-
ber.
A statement from Secretary Mellon on
behalf OF the debt funding commission
confined itself TO diplomatic terms.
merely saying In effect that Il was
beneficial for NJ. Parmentier to have an
opportunity to explain TO his Govern
ment what had actually transnired in
the conferences he had with the COM
mission.
Ihese statements. however. left un-
touched the vital question as To the ex-
tent 10 which the funding commission
was satisfied with the French position
as set forth in the statement or N, Par
mentier. The whole matter is strictly
guarded. but IL is taken for granted here
that the commission insists on a more
definite proposal from the French Gov
ernment than NJ. Parmentier was able
TO submit.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

France. vet II would have virtually the
~ me- sffect. a. Germany would not have
io gind cash.
Belgium. which Il 70 set Ail the lse2
German payments under the priority
= agrecment. under the plan would get
Negotiable paper which 4 y believed
could b. converted into cash through
American banks The Relglans have
not vet obtained assurance that the
German banks world indorse such note1
for their Government hot "A ~ believed
there are no insus Tnountahle difficulties
an that direction. The idea Il 70 have
the maturity OF the notes sufficiently
! emote 10 make them acceptable % tbs
Germans. yet noS too long dated TO -
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

Special Gable - THE NEW YonK HEaALD
Copyr10hf, rSss. b. Tnn NEw yoRK HHRALp
New York Herald Bureau.
Dublin. Aug. II.
Free State troops to-day recaptured
DuRdalls, in the north, which a large
party Of rebels took Monday. Hun
dreds 81 rebels are said 20 have sur
rendered. The fan of the cityy coin
cided with the complete collapse OF
rebel control In county Cork. in the
south, where the Free stat etroops are
acting mostly under the command OF
Gen, Tim Murphy, who rose from pri-
vate to lieutenant colonel In the
British army during the war.
Gen, Murphy has enough men TO or
ganize pursuit columns In order TO give
chase 20 the rebels as soon as his troops
occupy each new town.
The irish army is converSing on Ma
Groom from four sides. and a final
breakup Of the rebel organization there
u expected almost hourly IT Is be.
lieved, however, that many or the
rebels have hidden their arms In newly
occupied towns. posing as civilians but
plotting the formation ~ flying columns
10 harass the Government troops by ann
buscades. mining roads and the de-
struction Of railways.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18
German Note. Instead of Cash.

The Belgian proposal TO accept Ger
man long time notes indoraed by Ger
man banks IN lieu OF cash reparations
Payments will, II IS believed. again be
presented to the allies through M. Della
croix, the Belgian member OF the Repara
tons Commission Its adoption would
avoid the granting moratorium ~
Germany which is so Objectionable TO
The New York herald., 1922-08-18
FREE STATE TROOPS
RETAKE DUNDALK
Fall of the Northern City Co.
incides With Rebel Col
lapse in South.

Special Gable r. THE NEW York HERALD.
opyrqghf, isss. bY Tnn NEw YoRK HERALp.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

BEEFAsT, Aug. IL tAssociated Pressl.
--Dundalk- was evacuated BY the robes
only after general lootipg had occurred.
children were reported as wearing of.
flcers' belts. A clergyman declared
that he had seen youngsters with their
pockets fun Of bombs
Despite many amhushes and ohstruc-
tions the Free Staters captured this
town without casualties They took tha
county Jail after firing one volley ami
released zoo Free statcrs and supplied
them with arms.
The irregular forces have retreated
from Nicaelstown and FeFmoy to tns
hilfinnane Mountains. The main boay
Il proceeding - Bailygibiin. The Ma
tionais now hold the line % the Black
water River from Waterford westward
cannon de Valera was In Naiiov..
County Cork. on Tuesday. bat I'm H..
kilpsddar before the arrival ~ tie ~.
tionals. s.rsgine childais was Ia charg ,
~ the party which attempted 10 destroy
he road bridge. bat the people of ~
district, under direction ~ tae parlsa
priest and the Protestant rector watched
the bridge night and day aud b. 20
mairing constantly on ID prevented the
lrregulars from blowing n up
u IL unofflcialiy reported that New
market and i<sntDrk, County Cork, have
been captured by Nationals.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18
KARL RADEK COMING HERE.
Soviet chief of Publicity on seere,
Mission.

LoNDoN. Aug. Is CFriday).-A Berl.a
despatch 70 the Times contains repo.t
that Karl Radek. Soviet chief ~ pu3-
lcity, is soon 20 visit tho principai
countries of Europe ana the Unite \
States.
His mission u described a. a secret
one FOR the Russian Soviet Government
HAVANA EDITOR HuHrIN DUEL.
HAVANA. Aug. iF.-Scrgio carbo, a.
rector of the recently establishes news.
paper La Libcrfad, was Alightly wounded
in a duel to-day with Col Rasendo Col.
iazo Senator from ramaqucy
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
SUTHERLAND ATTACKS
 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
 FOR EXCESSIVE CHARGES

Washington, Jan. 11-Under leave to extend his remarks in the Co: . sressiona. tecord Delegate Stther- land of Alaska today prints Tn the Record a nye page article given over chiefly p an. attack on the two steamship ,'oes operating in \ aska.
 The a:ti 'e charges them with exactin,, ''cxcs ssive freight and pas senger rates and disputes certain statistics presented on behalf os the two companies in the recent hear ings on Alaska legislation before c House Committee on Territories
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
SERVICE DODGERS AUTHORS
 OF CRIME WAVE

Seattle, Wn.. Jan. 11-W. A. Pinkerton. head of the famous de- tective agency, is authority for the statement that service dodgers and slackers and not exservice men were mainly responsible for the great wave of crime which has developed in all parts of the country.
 "The wave of crime sweeping the country this winter is not being committed by former army and navy men," Pinkerton said in an interview here today. "The big percentage of the criminals" he continued. Fare men who did not enter the war ser vice but picked easy jobs in the ship yarda and with the railroads and steamship companies.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
BISHOP ROWE URGES
 ALASKA LEGISLATION

New York. Jan. S-The need of legislation to aid the development of Alaska's resources was empha- sized by Bishop Rowe of Alaska in an interview today.
 The noted Alaska churchman is here enroute to Washington. D. C.. in the interest of the fishing rights of the natives of the Northern terri tory. "One of the best moves the Shipping Board could make" he said would be to establish line to Alaska" He added, Alaska is all right with her fish. fur and oil. but she has been grossly neglected in the matter of legislation which will promote development.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
RAIDERS SEIZE KETt'HIkiN
 BOOZE SUrPIN

Prince Rupert, BIG, Jan.t1-The Canadian launch Vest which left here with load Of lii eases of whiskey intended for delivery to ger sain unnamed parties in the vicinity of Ketchikan, was held up iu False Island Pass by unknown parties aboard the launch Clara and com pelled to yield her cargo to the crew of the latter vessel. according to in formation received here today
 After holding up the crew of the Vesta, the occupants of the Clara transferred the liquor to their own vessel and carried it away. Before aving the Vc8ta the raiders disabl- ed her machinery, meanwhile cover ing Captain Jack Wintermute. Mate Druxman and the crew with auto matic guns The Vesta mana ged to return to this port.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
HARVEY
 NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH

Cannes. France. Jan. 9-Colonel George Harvey. American Ambassa- dor to Great Britan, narrowly escap- ed death in an automobile accident here today. Accompanied by Rich ard Crane. former American Ambas- sador to Czecho-Slovakia, in whose car he was riding. and Wickman Stead, editor of the London Times. Col. Harvey Was on his way for round of golf when the axle of the machine broke. Harvey was thrown from the car. landing heavily on the roadway. The blow rendered him unconscious for an hour. The at tending physicians have ordered him to give up all duties for several days.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
STANDARD OIL
 BUYS INTEREST IN
 VANDERBILT CONCESSION

Los Angeles. Calf. Jan. 1.-The Standard Oil Company of California has purchased quarter interest in the Washington D. Vanderlip syndi- cate which recently acquired vast concessions in Kamchatka Peninsula and North East Siberia from the Russia Soviet government, accord ing to a statement published today in the Los Angeles Times. the own CTS of which are personally interest," ed in the yanderlip syndicate.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
HOME BOUND TROOPSHTP
 SPRINGS LEAK

Washington. Jan. 1.-The Army transport Crooks. homeward bound with a large detachment of American soldiers from the Rhine district of Germany occupied by the American forces. developed leak while en- route but is in no danger. according to radio message from the vessel reaching the War Department today
 The message stated that the tran sport is proceeding to New York un- der her own steam.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
MARQUIS OkUMA
 REPORTED NOT DEAD

TokiO, Japan. Jan. 9-Okuma, former Japanese premier and states man, whose condition of coma led to reports of death some days ago. is still alive, it was announced by his physicians today.
 The death of the marquis had been officially announced from Tokio and posthumous honors had been bestowed on him by the regent. Prince Hiro Sito, in the name of the emperor. following which the Mar suis' physician announced that the patient had emerged from the state of coma which on January was mistaken for death.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
GRIFFITH ELECTED PRESIDENT
 OF DAu. EIREANN

Dublin, Ireland, Jan. 10-Arthur Grifiith was elected president of Dali Eireann today and will head he provisional government which is to arrange for the establishment of the Irish Free State. provided for Tn the Anglo-Irish treaty and of which he will in all probability be made first president.
 As protest against the election of Griffith, De Valera and his follow CTS left the Dali Council chambers and the election was then made un- animous by the remaining members.
 A message from Pope Benedict re- joicing in the agreement with Eng land was read during the session.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
BELFAST ROMBISTS ATTEMPT
 WHOLESALE MURDER

Belfast, Ireland. Jan. 11--A bomb was thrown by unknown miscreants at a tram car bearing seventy five persons who were on their way to work here today. Quick action by the driver resulted in the deadly missile going wide of it's mark and much resultant death or injury to the occupants
 Although missing its aim. the ex- plosion of the bomb splintered the car.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
WIRES DOWN ON YUKON

The land telegraph line between Melozi and Kokrines on the Yukon business is being relayed between Nulato and Fort Gibbon radio sta tions without delay to traffic. accord ing to incarnation reaching the local radio station today.
 A Valdez message to the service Anchorage line interrupted and the Noorvik radio temporarily out of
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
DAIL EIREANN RATIFIEs
 ANGLO.IRIsH TREATY

Dublin. Ireland, Jan. S-By a majority of seven votes Dail Eirsann ratified the. Angio-Irish treaty Sat urday night, thereby establishing tranquil relations between Great Britain and Iceland after seven cen- turies of strife.
 The vote came after long debate and resulted as. follows:
 For ratification .....S4
 AGainst ratification .67
 Dc Valera. who led the fight for rejection, declared that his resisna- ton as president of the Irish Repub- lie, tendsred last Friday, was to be- come immediately effective.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
SENATE TAKES STRONG
 HAND IN FAR
 EASTERN WRANGLE

Washington, Jan. 1O-Senatc leaders intimated to the administra- tion this evening that if the Far Eastern phase of the Arms Confer ence proceedings. particularly as it affects China and Siberia, is not set- tied in good faith. all other accom- plishments of the conference requir- ing senatorial ratification will be seriously jeopardized, it was made known tonight.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
BRITAIN AGREES
 TO DEFEND FRANCE
 AGAINST GERMANY

Cannes. France. Jan. l0--Notifi- cation of the indorsement by the British cabinet of |, written pledge binding Great Britain to immediate ly aid France to the full extent of her military and naval resources in case of aggression by Germany. is expected from London today. The pact. agreed upon hy Premiers Briand and Lloyd George. was tele- graphed to the British capital last night
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
MISFORTUNE INVOLVES
 LARGE FAMILY

Tacoma, Wn., Jan. 9-Rosie, aged 22, dropped dead today in the kit chen of her father. Frank Gillardi: the father rushed into an adjoining was carried to hospital at the point of death In the same hospital in a dangerous condition, was Domi- nick, aged 3. as a result of sur gical operation performed by the father earlier in the day. There are six other children in the family.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
SCANDINAVLAN-ANIERICAN
 BANK RETURNING
 GUARANTEED DEPOSITS

Seattle. Wn., Jan. S-Dividend checks for twenty per cent of the amount of all guaranteed deposits in the Scandinavian-Amer Bank of Seattle were mailed to the vic tins of the defunct bank.
 Fifteen percent of the amount re- turned was realized by liquidation of the assets and five per cent from the State Guarantee Fund
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
APPLIES FOR
 WATER POWER RIGHTS

Washington. Jan. 1.-The ci'" of Wrangeil Alaska, has made appii- cation to the Federal Water Power Commission here for permt to develop water power for municipal use.
 The application request permis- sion to develop one thousand h1- D. power on Mill Greek and transmit it eight miles to Wrangell
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
SENATOR McCUMBER
 TO HEAD SENATE . FINANCE COMMITTEE

Washington, Jan 9-SenAtor Nc Cumber of North Dakota was select ed today by the Committee on Com
 mittees of the upper house of Con lgress as chairman of the Senate Fin lance Committee to succeed the late
 Senator Penrose. Senator Freplinghuysep was ss-
 lected to fill the vacancy on the Fin .ance Committee.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
Motion to Reelect DeValera
 Defeated.

Dublin, Ireland, Jan. 9-A motion to re-elect De Valera president of the Irish Republic was defeated in Dali Eireann today by a vote of 5s to 60.
 The situation was critical, with much cheering and booing of the members as they came into the street after the session, with many young men shouting up with the Republic!"
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
IRISH SITUATION
 MUCH IMPROVED

Dublin. Ireland, Jan. 10-When Dail Eireann adjourned today to February 14th, the situation which last night was plainly dangerous, had been largely clarified and the future outlook appears much inn proved, with a new president and new cabinet elected and the way for putting the Anglo-Irsh treaty into effect
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
LIST OF tNDEIIVERED
 MESSAGES AT SIGNAL CORPS CITY OFFICE

The following persons have mea- sages addressed 10 them. which are unable to be delivered Or forwarded on account of addresses unknown. CHRIS GUDMUNDSON.
 CHAS. SIMS.
 ALICE JOURDAN
 LEONARD SEPPALA,
 CiIAS. WEAVER
 1 ALNERD.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
MONDAY (TEleoNApHlc)
WILL PUSH SOLDIER BONUS LEGISLATION

Washington. Jan. 9-A decision to push legislation for soldiers bonus was reached by the admins tration leaders at dinner given by President Harding at the White House Saturday night. it was made known today.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
SAYS CORRUPTION
 CLINICS TO NEWBERRY

Washington, Jan. 10-"Corrup- tion adheres to Newberry as result of excessive use of money in his campaign for the Senate, even tho he may have had no part in the cor ruption," Senator Borah declared today in a speech in the Senate as- sailing Newberry's right to seat.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
NAVAL LIMITATION TREATY
 TO BE SIGNED SATURDAY

Washington. Jan. 10-A plenary session of the Armament Conference is expected Friday to announce the acceptance of the powers of the naval limitation treaty and the sig natures of the United States, Bri- tain, France. Japan and Italy. the powers involved in the treaty, will be affixed Saturday according to present plans.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
Prayers of Thanks Greet Treaty
 RAta1eat3ou

Prayers of Thanks Greet Treaty
 Ratification
 Dublin. Ireland, Jan. S-With the ratification of the Anklo-Irish treaty by Dail Eireann last night, prayers of thanksgiving went up from the people of all churches here today. But. despite the general rejoicing over the ending of the long continued strife with Britain. Ireland continues to face state of internal disorganization which is giving rise to the greatest anxiety. The split in Dail Eireann has been treaty Saturday night and the fu- ture was never more obscure.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
AMUNDSEN TO lEVOLUTIONIZE
 WEATHER PREDICTION

New York. san. 1O-Within four years. explorer Roald Amundsen ex- poets to return to civilization from the North Pole in possession of knowledge and power that will en- able scientists to predicts weather conditions for year or more in ad- vance, the explorer announced here today.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
N 0 IT C 6

How do you l!te tho Weekly Nus- get? If lt suits you. pass i' on or come interested in this part Of Alaska
 The mineral Ia here bu. it takes men and capital L., get f. out. In- terest your best friends by subscib- ing 10 the paper for them. We will
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
TEMPORARY SUCCESSOR FOR
 PENROsE APPOINTED

Philadelphia. Pa, Jan. 9--Geo. Wharton Pepper. Philadelphia lawyer. was appointed Senator for this state by Governor sproul today. to succeed the late Senator Boies Penrose until successor is selected at the November election.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
PROPOSED GOVT SHALL
 BUY ALL BOOZE

Washington, Jan. 1O-Purchase by the government of all the liquor in the country will be recommended to President Harding soon by the joint congressional committee on governmental reorganization.
 Forty million gallons of liquor are still in the various bonded ware houses throughout the country.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
FORMER CONGRESSMAN MILLER
 DIES AFTER OPERATION

St Pauul. Minn.. Jan. 10-Clar- ence B Miller. secretary of the Re- publican National Committee and former Congressman. died here late today following an operation for rp- pendicitis.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
De Valera Promises Aid to Griffith

Dublin, Ireland, Jan. 10-After bolting the morning session of Dail Eireann, De Valera returned to the afternoon session today with a pro- mise of help for Griffith as president of Dail Eireann but not as the head of another government.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
CHURCH ELDERS MISTAKE yARNISH FOR WINE
 EIGHT POISONED

Grand Rapids, Mich, Jan. 9th Eight elders of the Seventh Re- formed Church were poisoned here this morning when they drank var nish which had been poured into the communion cup in the belief that it was sacramental wine.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
SEATTLE GIRL KILLED BY AUTO

Seattle, Wn., Jan. 9-Ella Hoem, aged sixteen, school girl, was run down and killed here today by an automobile driven by Glenn C. An derson, a telegrapher. Anderson was accompanied by Arthur J. Downer, a former telegrapher.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
ARMY TO BE 10000
 AFTER JULY 1st

Washington. Jan. lO-The draft ing of the annual Army Appropria- ton Bill has started. The measure calls for an army of 10000 after July 1st next.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
TUESDAY (TElEoAAeAic)
CLAIMS SAW OFFICER SHOOT SOLDIER

Washington. Jan. 10-Chas. E. Fox of Richmond. Virginia. testified today before the Senate investisa- tion committee that he saw Major Jerome L. Ohie shoot a soldier in the back north of Verdun in 1918. The man shot, Fox declared. was wearing an American army uniform.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
AIRCRAFT OUTLOOK DOUBTFUL

Washington, Jan, Amy inti- nation of the development for the use of aircraft is impossible at this time. the five power committee of the Arms Conference decided today.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
LEVINE TO ATTEND
 GENOA CONFERENCE

London. Jan. 9-It was officially announced today that Lenine; head of the Russian Soviet government, has accepted the Allied invitation to participate in the Genoa economic conference and will go there him. self if the situation in Russia per mits.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14

Under the bill recently passed for construction of forest roads and trails. Alaska's allotment of the ap- propriation will be: Year 1922, $25s,273: year 1923. s723.164.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
Ulster Refuses Enter Irish Free
 State.

London. Jan. 10--A Belfast dis patch yesterday says Ulster is more determined than ever not to enter the Irish Free State
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
FAMINE RELIEF SRIPS
 ORDERED TO RUSSIA

Warrington. Jan. 9-Thirteen vessels of the United States Ship ping Board fleet have been allocated to carry famine relief supplies to Russia. it was announced today.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
EGYPTIAN RIOTERS
 DRAW SIX MONTHS

Cairo, Egypt, Jan. 10-Twenty seven participants in the recent an ti-British riots here were today sen fenced to serve six months in jail following their conviction.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
NEWBERRY DECLARES
 INNOCENCE BEFORE SENATE

Washington, Jan "A sweeping declaration of his innocence was made today by Truman H. Newberry in the Senate in defending himself against being busted.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
WEDNESDAY,
 (TELEeRAPHic)
TR.iNSVAAL GOLD MINERS
 GO ON STRIKE

Johannesburg. Transvaal. Jan 10 A strike of gold miners became effective today in all the mines of the Transvaal district.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14

FOUND@A Yale key No. 1818. Owner may secure same by paying for this advt. at Nugget Office.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
ASSISTANT U. S.
 TREASURER NAMED

Washington. Jan. 9-Frank J. F. Thiele of Fort Wayne has been nom- mated by President Harding as As- sistant Treasurer Of the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14
CHOLERA INyADEs VANILLA

Manila. P. l.. Jan.s-Four deaths have occurred here from cholera during the last twenty four hours and six new cases were reported to- day.
The Nome nugget., 1922-01-14

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