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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1923)
' i - f . - t -t ! w - 1 - . . .- V 1 f I u 1 . I ' ' r s , i " t -; i -1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '' f ' .-- .: J Mi. f n I t ! ) Itf Tin? CITY C? 3 II ir' j i: i. . f' - . i- II ilJ- ob". ..i. . . .'.j ln.lf and fnsi . . . it " f f t. ' . ... j. -.J: - - t , ' l-ffl . f November t " - 1 ,.,..58;7 641.4 Tho 0; THIS Ei Pauy - t 1 ' : l. I O i i - i " t' SALEU, ,0RnGQN-WEDNESDAY LIOItNlKo; VAHVAtiXW, 193 " 5f 1 f - v .A i..J ""' n t.;':' J .:C;; '-' V - 1 J ' - i t I I V f t 1 f - f . it I BE:' PI jli'ldiJUL ,- y ( n (J VILL CALCEL!iaT!0:! - Du;;:::a::EXT r.:o:iTH a "rf r rffu f - c;:i:: in C:!:::! Attend C A f--ltte9 'of ,tte Chamber ct Cc; ; ,t rce'.nf t Jast "night with tl r fa- x licbool ; board and rs3cl f t an n?re?nent to go 'b'e Icra the people' ot school dis trict .. - 2 i ar I ; .s . . 3 b -j-. rf tr.n,!) t? rrct school L . U . -l- cf hool population, j 4- 1 committee that s.tLereU V..i t-tisslics of - tfc . rrowth . of : a c: ;i. - j -r i,..f jrl t .,.it t arcll,.eru l have to be - provided lor ! i of edufation va ; rc f rnianent building sUould be , v-.To.Ca'.l .necilnn .- : ui.'.ts fcrtuslns erow : ttwidanpe : 1, sir the schools .r city will havf to be ballt yoar ' 'tl'' bond Issue iAp ' i tt, and . with t - ' of any ttls- f '-,hi a Blnking f ; if , , : -"t;ti! bond ' 1 ! r ; - ' period, for - ! i i -w . looltlug ; ,rJ ' '1. , 1 i ! . - i calle4 'in tar , . the ,' needs : A . 1 ., : , "1 : presented .I... - In the tlr.'i iinitteo of ..ir nation that iw & for . -that e, f Messrs. ..--cr ols (. : lofcr. owdd " . , flan, Salem, is ; the best buwol system the west, and this -r; ' 1 fir... 1 :blic y city In ui! ! - row ' "7 b a way tLut will be snl a'prila for. all the cf the Carftal City.; Over- 1 school rr.: cMIdren Z la t-a iaui and I to Hwim streams to get :1 in a part of the city " f-on thc!r hon?, is to 1 .1 cl tLa pot tl3 year r T -rd5 19:", T'.a school a-ncl the counittfee are to izcitr .J't inectlas next 7 uilht u work out scrae i details of the forward ilea noYemcnt. ' L3 ' - . 1 the ChaniDer .1 r.iaerce rnmittee and also cetera c t- fcchool board only, by taking Immediate ' : - be- 'ing fof a build- ;'-'Z' :i '. .id it fc. possible iy 1 w buildings this . 1 showing the i,: I attendance in v. : . schools for r-;t"ftvei years" Indicates ".U-ally!,:. 9 f'VjI or I up. The fi.airs give n- 3 as follows: ?y. 1 ' v school. 813 enrolled, 40.7 per ceal; .'-It.agton r hlsti C?6, gain 34 per : 'Hrant Junior hi?h 273, K.l 'f ,f-r ct; ' McKir4lr7 I ! h 198. rain 21.7 i r . .lewood 219. gain .42.5 t; Garfield 378, gain 2?. 5 ! "t;.. Highland ".357, gaia- (Continued on pace 8) T::z v;E"Tiizn ; 1 Vv'eJnsday, i rai t ; f LOCAL WEATHER. ' (Tuesday) l t:-:reratr.r.:. :: " ipprr " ' 7. .llin; ' . inch, . ti. UlTOOeCVPlED.ZOimSHOYW; " 1 r--Dt!.SJDCr - V LfT F 1I25T iSTEP OF. FJwNQi GCQXJTimOCl 't4 TLe extension of the' FYench tho Inclusion of Bochum, Hagor S cupied tone" are graphically f sho Li.. V c 1 .n s 't"zke Divorce Difficult 1 L ' WAIirNGTONT, Jan. 23. A bill'' designed 'to' prevent. any hastv- and foollsb,-f marriages and to make" divorce more difficult." flponsore!' ''f Oeberaf, .Pdr atioa.of Women's clubs, was .In troduced today by Senator Cap per, Republican, ' Kansas, togeth er with .a' resolution, proposing a coi..t.ititiotuil amendment to le- salisa, fcJeral ' marriage and d-- vorce laws. . ' , , 3f-if Heel Tape totb'rrH 3":.for ahd-r5sted In j courts two weeks ahead of .the ceremony under the bill and ap plicants - would have to -, present, certificates cf health and normal mentamy. . uirii- unaer ana brjs tA ier ".. 14. .would be. Trohib He4 from. 'marriage' without ,par ental 'consent,' and . the' marriage ofV feeble' minded persons "or C of those clos I, f eTated or of dif ferent races would be barred. . Dlvorroi nnder the bill-teould be obtained only for misconduct, physical or- mental crnelty, "aban donment or1 iion-support for one year, Incurable insacity or com mission of tilonjl'fTSo divorce would be effective for a year. . T "ilsloa to states of a con Etitt.jaal . ; amendment which would give congress the right to enact a rarriage-divorce law was propos I resentat Indiana, which commit. the house also, Rep ; .Irfield,? Reput!lcaa, jrlng a " rep' atioa -nUtq ,the -Judiciary . - '. - Gilbert LyonsVn- jc Driver, Charger With. Forging -r'ruame-if6f1C28.25 loci i ' '.CLl'Wt Lytrn?a (rnck driver of thU city was arrested yesterday oa a charge ot forging a check for $2S.23r lie was arraigned in the Justice court, but waived "a .hear ing and was bound over to. the grand Jury on 1750 bail which he rc;i: - '-o furnish. Last night be v rs taken-, to the county iall to await action of . th1, next .Marion cc-'ty grand jury. . - 1 e check which was forged on January 20th was made out to r ; Stlllman and signed by f 1 "i:,. i'.. Ferruson." It ,was drawn i on the." United ..f-iatea . National ba:,. , . . : . : ' ,; - '. According to the Indictment T.'-rH w i r-'T'-oi with wlll- i j i . . : . Jr , a t rtai fL k; wir m. - a iwiv T-or-- t: Id fci: I 4-, V t ! HATTNiN . . : ? . lines almost ' ,'to TJortinund and tinnes headquarters,' - In 4he oc wn xm the map. GBi..ulliliE ilE'l: STORuV ::nt;Vay3 end, T'cir.scs-" i sion'' Grows Turl3u!:nt, J " UFc!!ctt Warms up- f Representatives of the: Paeific Korthwest 'Tourist association! and its adjuncts the Oregon Tonrlst Information bureau"and' the 'Ore 1 on' state exhibit occupied most r f the time and drew "most of the Ire of the meeting of the.joliit vayrf and means 'committee--last IghU Eight speakers ftppared i.r'tLe association.-'.'. '. : Phil Metschan ef . Portland." In ihe midst of a fiery speech. yerred that the work of the bur au had brought new residents to pregon Including 'many farmers. You'll find, them right down I your sectlonAhe said Sen i;tor LaFpllett of ilarion, TTou'll find fern Iroke I too? i houted XFolIett.-1 t t '- Earcasm Thick- ; " Senator Zlmmeriaan. of .Yamhill r ountyy tn ch ai!srrtr aomer stst- iiienta mad;by .J.L.-E.,: Brewer. oJ the state Chamber, otqomaerce, !eclare It would be a favor to f o'm new- coders to keep then oat t f the' state- If th ex Intended to become farmers. - ' L t ; i VThat'wftuld be :-?" betterV he raid, "than for them to seQ their farms fa a f aw years for less than 1 1iey paid' for thea and then go away. and ensa. the state. f; -'.-,ri 1 Brewer replied that the bureau "s working car that irery problem? ihat la being-ra!s-i tn fctrnthe- market faciliCegf i ' , ;sT:rr;ers-J ' F?at to?krow If, youerer ...hdwtt- .nth: iar ixll Gen itcri Ta! : .r, tt riitlr f' Hi j Mr. Drewe a'diagracot Ore;ou tax status In which-; ita Mack Aark -,rajf longer than tta jot any other tate. - Dre-er.xeplisditt'Jt Ira did apt, but that the -greatest care t r ( Continued on . pajte f " 4." mi: hnn nrn ,fi 4 i 1 k- P. . -.! V.cl Nation 5oas from SccondUo Fifth Place Among Fqvv- " ers; During Year" v. ; 5 NTSWYORIC, Jan; 22. The United "States Mart year droppetl from second-Iacef to fifth -in the ranks of shipbuilding natloas.-ac-rjordlnf ' tor Lloyd's- resisted V of shipping . which.. la Its' a nnaai . re port' teued today, declared 1922 tha 'poorest RhlphtiUdiagJ'-'year since -112, with 2000,000 , tons less production than In 1821 Shin buIMInr in every ? nation except Germany decreased 1n 1922 but the American falling off was most -con 5 Idt rat!a,- tha : report ,o-pJ. ' 'Ta l.'neap of ' great Tnprci.ar.t marines lust year was: Creat r.rStaits, CernaayvFrance Ilollana. UnlttJ f.tates, Italy And Jaraa; i-5tea 1 cf as in 1121, Gttzt T-rllila, U-itrd Ctatrs, Cer many, ' Holland, Japr.3, France, t? . uio- HEuD OF imi'v iSr.GGUSEDDF wpiissio;: CleratorJ jSsiys" Skipwcrtb Requested t No Calls "Es ,l! Handled Detvveen Bastrop 4 ri- -T) ' ".-4. : DEATH THREAT, MOE'l? BY. DISCOVERED KLUJCER night PciiccTnaa Tellsf ; Seeing: ' Auto-Arrive at--?; i Threairv: l-Jorning ; f ,. j BASTROP La. Jan. 2 S. The name of Captain J. Sklpworth'. exalted ' cydlops1 of the Morehouse Parish' . ku Ktu Klari. again" flg. ure'd ' prominently ' testimony grien toclay at'; the'state's open' hearing intq . operations ' Lof masked f men in i the " Parish, which 'culminated August '24"'ln" the' kidnaplngs of Watt Daniel and T: P, Richard. Mer 1 RougeV- whos bodies were found -December 22 In take 'iJa. Fonrche."w --..--. r--v.. , Woui4 SprPfe . Call ,., 1 Miss LilJIan, Weilepman; a .tel ephone operator, ih; the Bastrop exchange, testified that. Captain Sklpworth bad 'requested' her nr.'t to handle any' calls between ' Bas trop 'and' 'Mer Rouge; ,hutr,she could ot' remember the1' date' of the 'request, she said. " i ' : Miss Wellenman apparently was very! nervous as shci testified on' the BtaBdr ' ' " Captain' Sklpworth also "was mentioned by Pucloptt Mason and Roy- Broadnax of ,GaIlfonrJ both of whom-t attended the' celebration he re: 6n August lit. 1 . -'' Mason said be was with Dan tef. Richard and W. CS Andrews, :an othernmaa, before they were kid naped that iday. He said Captain Skipwith stlwaa wlklng n around talking to various men who -were straagers;ta me."'"i;,r : The. Witness said that Skipwith "woqld,walk ap to; ? man and say, something, then .look at us? Captain (Skipwith,dld this several times he- testified and he,, said td Richard,; "I guess the Ku K4ux Klan are up .to aomethlng.1 ?, , Richard, replied:, ? J ,r "Theyvdon't want nje, they had tne laai. week.''-.;, .- . i:. h;-, Richard was ; taken -'out ; by a small party.-, ef masked , men on August i 17 . and ' jqufestloned con cerning an alleged attempt .to assassinate .Dr. M. TX McKoin for mer, mayor, ot Mer, Rouger;-rf T . The testimony of Broadnax was plrailar o that ot Masdav . i, J ; Three -wlthessea ' from . Monroe, F, TL Surguin, Paul Mellon and J; V. Lamken. who -were on their way-, from Bastrop vto Monroe last f veniagr oTertook the kidnapers acd .theft prisoners and were halt ed bot 2 Qj yards, from the fork of rth Monroe-Coll ina ton- :. road. Anethex, witness last ;w.ek; bad testified .that he aaw. - Captain Skipwith .un-cias.ked,t conyerslng with-,a.f hooded man at , the .fork aftef ;the kidnapipg, ?f: w( h' .' ; Man 1??Se 'us J f.R C,j Carter night policeman. at;DonJU, said that while on duty th night of -4 August . 24. he saw ah. i automobile arrive at Boalte about 3 o'clock 'ia the morning. Jim Harp and. "jap'.'.jronea alight ed from it. aad tartedon . foot toward their, homes, he, saidj Th car.- which: contained other per fOns he. did, not recogajse . eoa tinued on its way aad left town. ' - ' Death Threat Made ; st ti. IL,. Heart of; Callion testi fied that about January 5, when the open bearing began. Harp had told him that-he would, kill any one; who testified that Je was $een to get,; out,, of. a car with ; Jones at Bonita t during the night of August' Z4tj l ; . .i - r j . ,.; t 1 The Reyereiid Dr.,Ll N. Holmes, a BaplUt minister who was , horn in bi section of the state 6C years. ago . and who has preached here .ever since he wa ordain?4, testified''- that .he spent the night of August 24. at T the ..home of "ewt ,'Ulray. .Gray, he said, took htm from Bastrop, then re turned to town to Join some friends. - " ";" : f.f' j' Nud ncian.(tal - Tfte minister said so farfas he knev' Gray' did not return' home r GOESBACIC: - ! J GENERATION Telephone Company : lloven Into New Quartersi-J.Iuch;v : ilVilns Done w Citizens' , SJLVERTQXri Or Jan. ( 23,-r special, to Thfi 4 Statesman.)- Silvprtoa has, gone" back a gen -iationjor.Uw9;ity;the good .old nys: when the housewives went flown Lowit andr gave Jheir; shfap phlg; c-rdera s Jtn . perop instetrd ; ef merely phQnlng- them1 In, The business man,, instead of eteppipg te ?;the .'phooe to -talk .to . the iwan aun4 ; the f eeraer,c must iiiak the. ,txv himself. fTue farawa; are-weil, , simply out Of luck v. Sometimes one can ret a calK -through4 but - that Jul mere ot ' an :event than .V a ' com uiOH . occuranne. ''ow-a-days one cauH get central but more often central can't ' get : youi I f f v 'l la othor words "tbV Silverton telephone ' coEipany Is mbvlng ' ln- te Jits ew- home on West 'Main si re-t' and the' moving ' process is Udfj; f upsetting ithe 5 telephone Rfslem for the presentl -" Several of the number have been ehangr- ec! which also makes for - con- f Mifon.' I It ia 1 thought' everything will- beKadJatd- within' a ' eh'ort time' ! - j, v & i .... , . edult.! : PUPILS FfJL Almost Fifty Percent of Ap- i plicants fcrJJiah'SchQQr Held Ineligible ,Or 71 'eighth" "grade students who 'took -the. Marion, t -county final examinations -, for 'admit tance into . high school, 35, al most 50 ner: cent' failed or were conditioned, according to : infor mation "released - from the county bcUooI v; auperin ten dent's office yesterday. A t total of - 200 sta deats took, jthel lxth seventh and c-itTihth r grade examinations. -Six-,! tttn. were exempttfrom the final. , ,,;4Wpodbara, Iad . StudenU chief difficulty seem ed to be with arithmetic' - and granrmer.t more1 falling" on these subjects than on' others. Six teen- students Were exempt ' from examinations due to the; fact' that they bad ' maintained - an aver age ojf r 1 5; "per cent" in' deport ment, 99' per cent in" all subjects and had attended .school ' at least 45f days duHng' the 'pasl three years. ' ! ' 1 .z.-y-& " "f Of 'the 'atudenits 'l: Who were ftassett . 'tt? high),achool' J5 ' were f rora '.Wobdburh 1 0 f romj Sllv'er ton,;'9 .from Salem and two" from Chemawa. " Following; are the students who. successfully passed &arahi Stewart .,7V ri- - f Argyle C Coe. ; ... 1 ! i John Mocbell r' "i , : 'l KonheUI,Yoder.'! y Harry E. - Wageraan, T ' Edpa L. Chapelle. ' s - Helen! F. Alleii ' ' V v Edith vMaxine Roflnot. . i Kaomr MoahbergeT- i Claire ' Cornell " . . " Norman "Richards,; ' Rose", Richards. . - I' i-.fi , Lorna, Chapelle. . , , r Louise Shorey; , ' , . Joyce Branam. . i V 1 ":'jiv:'" syiverion V", S Charles Alton Hartley, Jr. AlmaW., Rutherford. . , , Nana La 'France, Cramer, ; Louyse lone OXphant.' ' " '. J Alice; Anita tGllkeson. , f Wllilam E.4 Welch. - v ; . ' I George! Hugh Lovftt. , Lawrence Carpenter, . ' . . Ncrm'an B., Eastman, "", . " . ; Lillian Gertrude Starglr, , ' Chenuiwa ; -:.,. ! Anna, lye Thomas. ; , .Robert Peralrovlrh. . - " ' , Salem; ' . .', 5 Christiana ' "May ;- Loganblll. routes' 5, hox 144. " " ' Edward , ..j Bahtck, , t route, dox -isa. ' I Chester ' Martin Sundborg, route , box 3.1. . . , . t Clarence ' Weeae, route J?,1 box isgi-j:ijM- f:-v.. i . Ilenry J. Becker, , route 6. Altrrt-J.- Davis, route 5. t Clara i!otfmanr route 6, box 9 7 Ilemaa . Feddern,' route 7, tox . 123. ' ." ( riobin E. r Mo3er, " route - 7, ? i , n f i n ft m ' Ia J. CLOSE i-il PARLEY Situation 'Takes; Menacing Turn, When Turks Refuse to ; Accept Proposal on Mosul Dispute. - - POSITION OF UNITED : STATES-OUTLINED Lord Curzcn;to Ask ;THat ' League of Nations Take -Situation ; Up., , i LAUSANNE, Jan. , 1 .2 3 By The - Associated ! Press.)- Unset tled as la the general European situation, at the present moment, it suddenly took a more menac ing , turn hls j evening .; owing : to critical ' development, in , the Near Hat-tern . conference A Turkey,,, re fused to ; accept the British pro posal b refer the Mosul dispute tc the league of nations for set-: tleraenit and Great Britain , de- clleed to accede , to the' Turkish counter suggestions .,. mat j tne luctlon; rbe settled, by a plebis cite., ia , the contested . district. U. 8. Position OntUned. , : Ird-Curton v - then 'declared that, as . foreign secretary ; of. the British fainpln, lie would take the- responsibility of 'addressing a i cier . to tie council or the leaKuo of nations, settlne I forth that a f Huation hail arisen which wart lis. le to disturb ilnterna tlon.4 r -ce. anil .asking that the mailer.', La' dealLwitta, under the covenant which provides that the l-aitirt . can ; aot .when there - is wa or any - threat .' of war in the; world and - take steps to re store' t;r ; tor. insure, the main tenance of, peace j - An,, important American -feature of tonight's dramatic meet ing was 'a statement read by Ambassador Child outlining' the position of thettTnitei' States. Mi. Child said that Lord Clinton had clearly . indicated that the British government -would hqid alpof as far.aoile-fro-RjiM con ceaslpnsjnl.Meso wise - called Irak, he subject . ot diplomatic7 interest - and he - had declared hi- belief ln the prin ciples that largoA factors In ihe world's resources should not be come the subject -of monopolistic development. ; , . , t,,-. Ai l ; Bach to England A'A -'' The ' Amencan " representatives wej-e glad to associate themselves with the Intent of Lord Curion's remarks of this ' eubiectf thev j had expressed ' their; government's policy, : but neither the state ment nor adherence had refer ence , to any particular ' resource or; Afield of leconomic activity. Only those who willfully pervert ed ? these declarations had read into them meanings- which suited their :own political . ends. ' Ambassador Child continued: "The - American representatives feel: it their duty to ' -refer- to Lord jCtrrnoa's Aeieclfic mention 6f the; validity ; of the claim of the; Turkish ' petroleum company and; Jo remind the conference that. without, .seeking, ."special privilege or favor, tho govern ment 'of the United States . has not assented to the principle that tt may be dissassociated . la - the rights of peace, from; the usual consequences ln war, nor where any principle Is involved, will it abandon its policy of the open door." OliASCilA Commissioners Recommend ChangesAdvise Some -; to Attend Schools " The; C3r J annual report or the Boards cf Indian-. Commissioners, made t a the secretary, of the In terior for the -""fiscal , year end ing June ; 30, 1922, has this vi tally Important- item regarding the Salem - Indian school at Che mawa: - . . "AtAthe" Salem "school ; things (Continued on paffe 2) . - ; UaJOWSM' x IA i 1 - YOu.. I- A jvu M 4 1 ESSEN. Jan. 23 fBv the .viu,oh.ih)k;hi1 usucu tins tjvuatn cccutrcs xiizz r. c erable rriovement of German troci has tr! man unoccupied territory. No details are given. i lEil DILL Apnrr-?nprn i lyl UluiiOOdLU ftpl"'V p!vfl'' r-Ai -rs uwkwvu ruHmiK i . . . . . r Measure Vi!l fco File J ;yi:Byn;mitteep;A; " ' i " i, " . - -- - - ;.-r The, passage of the proposed anti-alien; land hill sponsored ty the American. Legion and directed at the "Japanese land-hbldln resi dents of Oregon, ia admeasure of national -defense,-PAilllp Tysdall of : Seattle told members ot Li. a house judiciary committee last nigTat.- - A Tyndali, who is a member of the city council of Seattle and a member or the national Oriental 'committee ot the. American l?glea was'LavLed by Jhe Oiegon LcAa to pres.-at arguments i.i Vavor of the MIL A" ."'..A? Lejoa Jtlan Eprikii' - Arguments against tltte bill were pfes'nted TjyT"W.D. II. Dod son of the Portland Chamber of Commerce. Joseph Giiuonj; of the Portland . Flourin s nllls.'C. S. Hoi brook of the Portland Aapcl.i tlon of Building . Owners , and Managers, and Fred Jobelman, representing the Chinese Benevo lent association, and certain Jap anese Interests.- - .' ... f r The committee also heard argu ments in favor of the ijill pre sented hy Ben F. Dorris' of Eu gene,, chairman of the legislative committee of -the state legion, and Representative Blowers of Hood River.;1;; Z;AA :tr.7Z No decision was announced by the'eonimittee hut it Is predicted that a' faTorable" report "will ;be filed and that little concerted op position to the bill will be foend la 'the'house.A :AA Ai rA'A A ' Jap Plan" Revealed" The arguments advanced by the proponents of the bill were that neither; California nor 'Washing ton haTe lost any ? of their com mercial -advantages through ; ' the passage of similar "bills; that .322 (Continued on pare 6) .' ' ale of ; ;a is ;; - , -; . .i;im ' , ; . .; Bill Provides Priscn ;Sen- tence for Unauthorized Carrying of; Gun - - ' ' . . . t ' A stringent bill to reulatethe sale, use and " possession : of .pis tols and revolvers has been; In troduced ia the house by T.epre-: sentatlve Blowers of Ilocd Itiver .The bill would add two' to five years punish meat to a criminal convicted "of a crime committed while carrying a pistol or revol ver , without a license i'f a second conviction for . violatiou of j the aet won Id. carry a 10 to 1 5 year sentence,. while first ; . offense would- carrya; flat sentence of one year. In the county jail; ' any persoa; ffrnV" or; corporation wb shall provide a ' mlnor with r re7 volver or pistol , shall be : lined $100 or imprisoned not more than three months;; unnattlrall-'eij .for eigners and , persons co?n Icted of a felony cannot puretasa rerrl rers or pistols under the acC tad responsible .-.'.citizens- upon proof of ilkefr necessity for pure i i ag such plsf.ols or" reyolvers, shall be requlrecl ' to sign a descri p ti : u of the firearm-purchased; sivins tf false informatioaf or . the purpose, of securing"- a t firearm . carries a one to five year rer!tyj as does obllter tion or tlia iianufacturer's namber or- distinguishing. narks. The lrr'asure' tarries -TZ' en"y cl.;u3. - A? If' -AasfyiafpA Vrr- Many thousands of r. ; ers in the Ruhr dL'.i: t ! their strike threat Lito c. ... in protest asalnFt the rr Fritz Thy;.-'?.n. Tie ers, towever. :'.' I ta out the crders cf 11.3 C n : eminent and v.: I cr.l cr coal and Ecr.Jir T It t j f. i but are irereaiir z V-.'.r r . tive rctiviti C.:stc:-i C . IeanwhHe the raH-y ' Is rerc-rtel tr Le u..r.' i. . : The futur-v c;i;-n of, l.;l -.-, ever, U L.::ve.l to cr - ". i outccnia cf tLa tria';: c tl man i-iAj.-.'rf V.ii3 AA.: . 'i is ; for Y,'e,Ir.f.- Ay tt JZx-.q. '-.' The .Gert-iii.. cujtcria ciy. at several rlcps sr- on. ? a :3d French r - : j ments to fill tLclr r'.icea. The French officii n; consldr8.fcIe mover. tzt tt man 'troops In Genian ccz-i pled territory. T.':a rr.far.' this is net Irlir-" ' ;T'. I Allan - !t " -, Is i.-pcr: It) I . . i . Ita-Jybaa ma 'ar t t vene ; In j. the' Ar', : . ;;, .. :, has"r.-.f-rfc!y aivl.-f.l i ", . .... tb'e-part of Frar. t- i -Germany of. tti . t: action.; Lol tloa t f tL a 'r.ur j threatened y ! cf a r Bn?rai t 1 , not li. ely.to I cc: j c; t. catiiie the Ger :ar. .. rfc.-: c to operate the trair Li r "crlnsr ia food tu;;:' 5 f;r t' ulation. WASHINGTON. Jan. 2 2. ( the Asiic'ited Prr-ss.) A :: prole?lir.; agai. t t:.e Frcr.c"i;: Belgian rltem; "to force . terrorii;. ; me:, -ares Genu an . ficials to render a.A-Istance i:i t" execution, cf i:i:;;il r.;":.: allied zz-l-zt tl.'? c::i : try," through cxr aLicn cf f : lals who ref;"-'? to c- - - -the forces of -cccuui.v.1 l.j. . Ruhr was made put! 3 f y T: C . man embassy tonic-t c.ter it 1 been handed to tie Tj " , T :: ish and Belgian goverr. ;;!i : the German' "representative 1 c: Paris, London and Erusseli. The embasty also raada xul . : : another note delivered tcJ:r ' those governmeTits an 3. .to I defining . 'the ;Cerr..in "i fo 'the ordinance ? 1?: . I - t Interfiled Rlilnslji c :. covering the contends- .'"are in cc.tr:: with the T,zz land cc:v;.. and "have r.o l?c"l va! : r ; . not to be cpnpii-l .wit.';" 1 t:. 1 local .German cflic'al.. A - tttert.:4.rcara CI ' -. ! " The note protesting &z'- t expulsion from occupied ten! 7 of German officials who, C... . -Ing with .legitimate instri:.-.; from their government, refuse j fender .assists "re in the execuf : . of ordinaccrs issued, coatrcry t tre-ties aad to JtLerrat! ?-l 1:V declufes'.; stich.-te-: 1 .' "cvlc ". airn at Intl.! Zatlng the cL. r e." tic 2 a!.?.w. A ' i - i ;TL9;exi:! 'ocs it tay?, .A piace'Vith iitter dlsre-r- ! ; " brutality,?., with a time I only a few-honrs pr?:tel cases and . rneml n of t pelted. officiali' f ... 3 1:. ' in the ord-ri. ' ? Tl:e rote c! Ivcrp 1 to t r powers cortf "i't'.at la ti.a . -ewpled.terr::-- -r " Jerman t-ycl Is rirelj i: .....tJ by 'the ' la'r-1 en' : iLsfiioa" and ' f "t " t :...:: . on the r-rt cf ' sre'.i lailssiMe whlcli fctlpul ition:-;; of tL 't... , t!-,n."' ;A- - '"""''v....... "i hese . tour, is tha r -' clare-?,' "ar trsr-resse T 1.7 one of th ;ru.,.. rc:i i ... the Ir :r- 1:3 .1;; -: ; . ml I. J. :m-" iZ tr ering t:e . cr ..utlca, 1 ! 1; scr!'i as r. a "f " - tioaf the "order ,:. i. t. . officials a:al - aa !!;.::: r::i . ,j to take an active 11:1 log" the, purr c -3 cf il. c ... ; Ing rarrs. . TI' 'v ti c t r t "it'1" Italy. - '- ": -box' 1S5. v ' - i .