, 1923-01-16

PARIS. Jan. 16.-By The As.oc,.
ated Press.rOrder has been restored
at Bochum, in the newly occupied
Ruhr district. where a clash accur.
red between German demonstrators
and the French troops of occupation
last night. It was officially announced
here this afternoon.
The incident is described in an of.
hcial communique from the ministry
OF war as having arisel. from demon.
strations organized by the young
communists of Bochum yesterday,
when the French forces occupied the
city.
During one demonstration in the
morning, a crowd estimated at 2 0 0
persons, says the statement, attacked
a French post which was occupyInE
the railroad station. The demon.
strants fired, and traces of the bul.
let's were found in the wall OF the
building under occupation, and one
OF the demonstrators was killed and
two others were woundeS. The
French suffered no casualties.
An official communicate today TO
the advance OF the French troops In
the Ruhr said that an advanced line
has been established covering the
western borders OF Dortmund am
Hoerde. southeast of Dortmund.
The French advance to Hoerde
marks their furthest eastern penera.
ton since tho Ruhr occupation
started. Hoerde is about 80 miles
northeast OF Dusseldorf whence the
occupation movement started.
LONDON. Jan. 16.-The half hour
Ftoppage OF work at Essen yesterday
says a Reuter- dispatch was accom-
panied by a vigorous anti-French
demonstration outside the Kaiserhot
hotel, the headquarters OF the inter.
allied mission.
Enthusiastic ordinations greeted
the sentiments of the orator and the
rrowd sang Deutschland ubcr allies"
die wacht am Rhein,'' and other
war songs, which were i~nterspersed
with dsnunciations OF French official
figures who appeared in the hotel
windows.
MOSCOW. Jan. 16.-By The As.
ISOLATED Press.) - A demonstration
tSAA4AoI wal hllu Lllt IlEllfh otCuDb-
tlon OF the Ruhr was staged here yes.
terday after ceremonies in observance
OF the anniversary of the assassina.
ton OF DR.. Carl Liebknecht.
Down with the French imperial.
lists; long live the German revolu.
tionr' many Of the banners read.
The correspondent was informed
that Russian government circles pre-
fer tranquility in Germany at this
time, One widely known Communist
asserted that II a workmen's revolu.
ton tool place IN Germany now. Rus
sla would probably be obliged not
only to aid the German communists
with arms. but to feed the popula.
ton.
with Russia short OF food herself.
this would be difficult" he continued
''But the world remembers that we
were in worse shape in 1918 than
now, yet nevertheless we sent food to
German S~partAcists, which they re-
fused" II another sort OF European
war should develop either from the
Ruhr situation or the Lausanne con.
ference 4 is extremely possible Rus
sia would be sufficiently isolated to
remain neutral. he said
ESSEN. Jan. 16.-By The Asso.
ciated Pressl-whatever tho outcome
of the conference set for today at
Duesseldorf between the German In
dustrial magnates and the French
economic mission, the Ruhr valley ap-
peared this morning to be in line for
an uncompromising military occupa.
ton.
We've tried safe methods and the
Germans ave refused to cooperate"
the correspondent was told at the
French military headquarters. 1T
they don't come TO terms now they
will get a taste of what they gave
Belgium and northern France. We
will give them something to whine
for"
TodAy's meeting, TO which the Ger.
man industrial leaders had been in.
vited under the threat that II they
failed to appear they would be sent
for. was TO be presided over by Gen.
erni De Goutte.
From the windows Of tho confer,
ence room IN the Dusseldorf city
hall, tho French tanks. armored cars
and infantry were d~isceruible as they
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