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BERLIN. Jan. 21.—-German export
m Which. betore the .war. .main-
tallied branch 20mm in the United
States. now are seeking *to establish
anodes with reliable houses there. to
will sue zoost :0! opening. and :maln-J
amine fillet:- own establishments. A
for German firms already have suc-
ceeded in lmkingsatlstactory connec-
ultnlfllb manner, and the Ameri-
more accepting and forwarding or-
ders (or German goods.
While American imports to Ger-
many meg-negligible. the German ex-
port Janette Mex-ice. is reported
Woolly rimming. despite the fluc—
Mnx value'ot'the mark. which pre-
vents 4m trailing or long time con-
tacts. m majority or the airports
are W ibr ithe Americans :on a
can. basis. although verbal contracts
are common for future deliveries.
’rioss. m. «helngouoted in for-
eign W
many sum exporters now:
M mucus-mi the monies of the
countries no rabbi: they -sell. It is
W “homeboy-hos been adopt:
ed at themes of the 260mm-
ment. for he checks eventually are.
W513: mus :Reichsbank. «which is
as (W agency rior «he vGov-_
mus-m sin lltbs moment or aver win-‘-
darn-miss. mumm2m models tor:
Th3! Milne created a peculiar
attitude engine-part or the German
businessm =whose profits ulten de—'
pend upon sdepneciated currency in
Sits own country. He is therefore
loath 'to flee ilthe mark rise in value. '
for his net proceeds would lie-propor—
tionately seduced.
In spite—or wage increases and high
cost at rewrmaterials. 'German factor-
ies working {or the export trade are
rmrted m Slime :bsen sunning at :full
“malty dor Ithe last three months. 1
with orders ahead which it will take
Iceksdoflll.
mom. Latvia. Jan. 21.-—Polish au- I
thorities have again opened the Dan-
fig corridor“ Lettish citizens travel-
mm Western Europe.
The closing cut this avenue to the
people of mm. who desired to cross
It to reach Germany had irritated the
Latvian Qovemment. and compelled
Mian~mlers to use a sea route to
German .ports.
ms... Asianst
Government Schools
Declines in Burma
RANGOON. Jan. 21.—Tho Nationsl- .
ist educational movement in Burma
which originated more than a year ago
appears fto-be declining.
Large -numbers or students have
been leaving the Nationalist schools
and going iback to the government
schools and government—aided mission
schools-whence "they come.
A number «ofrthe Nationalist schools
have been cloned chiefly because 01‘
the difficulty of supporting them with-
out taxation. because no university
will recognize degrees conferred by
the Nationalist College and because
of the belief held by many Burman
Nationalists vtbot a permanent systemI
of Bdrm education cannot be form-
ed until complete homo rulc- has boon.
attained.
One M the first steps in the Nation-
alist educational movement was the
boycott ul agitation against the L'ni-
versityot‘ Rangoon. However, Mating
E. of Mandalay. one of the lenders oflwolu‘" but Captain .of Detective—s Dun- 9" students “1 the University 01' Perm—'
the boycott ,agitation has Just asked
in the Rangoon Times that the boy-
. cott be ,ualled off. Ho declared that
"at this stage of the movement it is
unanifiest that an unconditional boy-'
cott can produce dire consequences to
the nation. in Burma the boycott of
one university means a boycott of edu-
cation.
“This-staging aloof. like Achilles
sulkbng in his tent with the peevish-
mass of a. child. is a bad policy in pub-
lic questions The University boycott
is like the Australian boomerang and
now rebounds to the aggressor."
' M
PLAINTIFF CAN RECOVER CASH.
Verdict (bribe defendant to renov-
er costs Ins handed down. yesterday
afternoon, by Judge George H. Vos-
burgh. in the case of the Heating and
Plumbing Company vs. Joseph A. Le-
gain.
Lento seasoned by the plaintiff for
380 ‘fnr‘fthae installation of radiators,
in the Norman: Hotel. but it ’was
shown that the work had been done
[or Col. George Russell. Iormer pro-
prietor d" the hotel. _ ‘
Them had not. been taken.
over by Win his purchase of the
hotel property. but the plaintiff
ma. can; the account on their
books. Dunbar S; Quinlan appeared
for the .mm. while Tammany &
Connerynoppeaoed (or Lento.
WW 'MLSON FONHDATLON
A “aim ”ensure
9f Till. MARK:
1mm.
, ers were appointed .tsdavtor theolock
[Mange arm .orlsdsmE;Kohn oi
nsabiuinmw.m;in3
loom
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21.—-§ntral
and Southern California. residents.
chilled by two days of cold. awoke to-
day to a _warmer temperature this
blaming. Nevertheless. the «marks or
26 and 28. efleotive 'throughout. most
of lhe citrus growing district. have
'been suiiicient to cause heavy loss to
the crops.
.‘1‘he ooldest weather reported. aside
from the usual low marks in the high
Sierras. was 19 degrees at Willows,
.Gleen county. -
‘ Just how much the orange and lemo‘
lon crops suii'ered can not be determin-
ed for several days. If the frozen
{fruit has opportunity to thaw gradual-
ily. .3 smaller-loss will‘be incurred than:
[if today's temperature races back to_
normal.
Icanwhlle citrus z‘growers [in loony
{sections are arranging meetings at}
which steps can -be taken to prevent:
reaching
”rest-damaged fruit from
the market. ,
Orange shipments from San Ber-
nasdino .were ordered stopped last
night by the ,growers' organization at
that .point. and county authorities are
expected to issue .t'ozmal orders today
that all .fmitmhloh might have been
[nippedgbelnaoeotedmetnreahipment fl
mile cold-weather ms productive at
number of .nmxelties. 1m- California.
including snow hurries .at several.
points .near .Los Aussies. ‘
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Ceremony Continua] by Ilka-lot
Deputy“ ands“. o! Stallion}.
District Deputy Preddant Hrs.
Francs: Ray ‘01 Word. accompan-
‘snd appointive others.“ Eureka. Re-
bekah Lodge. No. 42. I. .0. 0. F. at a
well attended meeting last. evening as
follows: '
Noble Grand—aims Ruth Beasley.
Nice Grand-euro Eva Wilmatt.
Recording Secretarywurs.
Bradbury.
Financial Secretary—Mrs.
beth Benedict.
Treasurer—Miss Carrie Foster.
Trustee—2mm ‘Bartram.
Director—Mrs. Delia Mastineau.
- Pianist—~Mss Laura ‘Soderstrom.
R. S. to N. G.-Mrs. Harry .Bar-
Eliza- '
L. S. to N. G.——Eme E. Ward'well.
B. S. to V. G.—~.Mrs. Fred Pitzer.
L. S. to V. G.-——‘Mrs. James 'Hawkea
-Warden—-'Irene Raymond.
Conductor—Ruth Raymond.
Chaplain—Mrs. Robert Acton.
Inside Guardian—Mrs Herbert-
Mottmm.
" o'clock. and Cardinfl‘GaIparri. Papal;
‘nmm‘ LODGE mmon‘pumr. Within‘nve minutesnmnsaeh-
: arrival. the announcement was given,
~room at 1:15 o'clock. his .holinem lis-
. ‘ toning through the .men‘ rdoor smile;
,isd by her stair. installed the elective"the celeb ‘ I I | red mun. _
. Jennie itsaggero. the ampe's mind was still
2 you doing ‘here at this .hour? Ron nubg
' last clearly intelligible uni-(is of t
MAWQF :A ..
FEW HOURS
Continued tram Page One.
ROME. Jan. 21 (By The Associated
'Press).-—-At 8:15 o’clock this rooming“
Pope Benedict fwas-stliLalive. but vrap:
idly falling. ' 3
At 1 o'clock it had been announced
at the Vatican that the pope was dy-
ing and telegrams were sentdo the,
papal nuucios to that effect.
' At 8:30 o'clock the pastime wool-s
clans issued a bulletin saying:
"The condition of the holy father.
became worse-during the night. which;
,.
m enia has aprogressvd.
"'l‘cmpexuure. l ’s 4 centigri ic
(mugMy l61 Fan with! 'l); Wife,”
1323 respinhon. 60.‘
Since early “this morning a crowflé
which was at m-st'largely composed of}
newspapermen. had been gathering
tomobiles bearing cardinals and dip! ,‘
mats soon began to naive and matrict
doors. Few (were muted to all-5
proach the pope's apartment Jbesldes
.the ardinals and cows oeher dig-g
mital‘lss. and only ~§so Knew-pessimism
——the representatives of the Blatant
Agency and the :D-emtore illusions:
—were permitted in the ante-cham-g
bet. l l ,
‘The win nephew. ~tbe Juamuls'
museum. who arose tron: his sick
bed yesterday to whit his uncle. re.
~tumad rte he apose'sInhnmber at 6:6
Secretary ot State. arrived ten mirmtos
out that the-pout!!! was «lying.
Monsignor ‘Migone celebrated mass
in the chapel adjoining the maps!
ion. ,
Cardinal :Glorgi. twhodnrthe event or.
the pope's death will conduct the spe-
cial mementos over :his.:body. massed;
the night in the Vatican. '
.mrm :to :the meme!- Nev,
clear .at 2:30 ao'cloek :this .morning.
when he said afiectionatelyaocbr. Batu.
tistlni. who was-attending: "W
m
“i.
n.
old: .gonnd sleep." 71;,
The newspaper Tempo says that tight
water, of which he tool: -but a rem
swallows. fitter 3:20 o'clock he beg;
«gun ‘to mutter unintelligihly and m‘ ,
2more bottles of oxygen wees token to
the sick chamber. Brafessnr Lorenzo?
Cherubini Sound “that the :pneumonis'
had attacked the Jan Jung. leaving
:PoPESDEATfioNLY 7 ’7
was: agitated and sleanluss. 'l‘hegpneo-r‘h
bstore .8t. EPeter's. Carriage-and am.
watch was being kept on the Vatican}
‘JYJnvttaJiis
,' .3 ‘ I:
Jane... was
Mus am"d~l.:1’..;lan.;2:l.v—ais’
Engineer More _
at the throttle of Ontarioamd Western.
t a i...;u-.....1‘;_._-}‘
Friday afternoon” peered , ahead into
the murky tunnel-Mat offSouth Fillies.
Jim. :11 screech of .agony restundef
.sbove the eel-mess: the speedingétrain“
Engineer McMullen’ looked back into
the cab and through the blackness.
crawled toward him the figure of a
man outliiicdfvin fire. William Scen-
lon. 26. .20: mm. fireman serene
lbcomotive‘, wssrtlie victim of a thing
Whom; , Anon. amen.
mum. .smae .d.hy.t1_le new, . were, .. .
61mm mom them or the—enable}
mes sea sins Warm the men
m.,W.-phoveltul or coal r
elem
are. Mama in the cab. we;
took toiheot out the enema ~'
could soon have claimed the rifle 501'"
the fireman, 3
. ,nad through the faunas”. ap-é
“yeast-do shaft'eotlight—éthe end of the
tunnel and fresh air. Mellulkn
fought hard. :but the homes had. a!-
resdy eaten their m1hrough faces—
lon's clothing to his-stain. Hts-thee
Land neck were bully burned. when
the spreads or coal struck him. an mo-
ment more and the ‘engtnejped «out
into the open. flcMullen had won his
TrammenUrge-i
, .
slice.- mm"... an the nouns so!
he! sour mark." 3:. names said. in a .m-
pontm were. a. request for a drink $5. :ter to eliminates. “with courtesy song; at half past three :ofc‘lock. His
and always mm‘ courtesy." .
7' w
77
min. {in . 2L—‘m
Bessel-ow
very little hope for :life. ,
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Outside Guardian—Charles Fallon.
After the installation ceremonies.
refreshments were served and danc-
ing was enjoyed. A Past ,Grand's
Collar was presented to the Retiring
Post Noble Grand. Mrs A. Wilson.‘
others received flowers and
gifts as ‘well. The next regular meet-l
ing will be devoted to getting things
started for the coming year. '
. _._
A‘RBUCKLE CAS
.NEARING END
Continued from First Page. '
last night that the prosecution would
insist that Judge Harold Louderback
officially declare as on adverse and
hostile witness. Miss Zey Provost. who
made charges on the witness stand.
Thursday. that the prosecution had
sought to influence her to give certain
adverse testimony. ~Brndy said he
can Mutheson. and others. on the wit- I
mess stand to impeach her testimony. .
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Weather Forecast 5
l For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain or
snow this afternoon: cloudy tonight
and Sunday: somewhat colder to—
night; moderate variable winds be—
coming westerly. The premure con-
tinued low along thegnorthern border
and the southern disturbance has
moved rapidly northeastward and is
now central over New Jersey. It is
causing zunsettled weather with rain.
sleet and snow along the North At-
llantic coast and the eastern portion
,oi' the Lake region. Pleasant .weath-
,erprevsils .from the Becky Moun-
taimoastward to the Mississippi riv—
er. The temperatureis‘below. nonnal
in the western and central districts.
Today in Wall Street
NEW YORK, Jan. 21 (Wall Street
10:30 a. m.)———Reoent sensational teat-
today's Stock distinct. but prices soon
{developed irregularly as Gulf States
Steel 2mmd ‘its recent unceutsin‘z
course. That stock
gain .of 1% points, but almost
immedi-
l-Italy Rooted 3 mints. m 70. -
- - Gulf Sulphur. Electric smr-v'
ttery. Manhattan Elevated sad” m
tan Shirt were 1 to zu'mints: ‘
388 '
“higher. Food
also hardened. .
Wise became
Specialties .m
. as well a Chateau}
“ the Insist {m-
m.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Zia—Beater.
madeanmy'm
J, .
m
tledon American sugar mane 1%?»
union. s :7
5m simmer: mumm-
. - R \
FIXED FOR EVADlNG Tax-1m.
William Scott. solemn. of 78 Pacific
. Stamford. was fined 8.16. ond'
anew—amounting to $158.14 in all. by
Judge ‘Bsmuel floungain 'the imamlord
City court this morning for Munpt— ,
ing to evade merit-of a taxi Jail) to
{Ralph Fer-routine. of Oil: street. this
city.
Fer-rantino100k Scott to Stamford
last night. and when that .city was
reached 'Bcott jumped from the may
chine and ran way. after Formation
had requested payment of the store.
He was later arrested by Patrolman
Daniel Hanrnhxm. oi‘ Warlord. about
12215 o‘clock this morning. and was
arraigned in the Stamford court.
l'. 0}“ i'. \VWIMEN mm
Pm.
—-—~— ' .5
PH LLADFJJPHIA. Jan. 2i.~—Wom—
sylvaniu have launched :plans for the
publication or a daily newspaper. Til--
«luy. posters appeared on bulletin»
boards about the Campus asking'for
suguvstions for a name for the proh
posed publication. an editorial pulley”
and nominations for managing ed!
and odvertieing manager. , -
A WORD OF MA‘BfllNG.
Unfortunately the human tending“
is to take rather ioo‘hsen adoiightdn
the spectacular,
miraculous. _
The Ever-age person is .mr csnw
tent to merely issl ’iitz..he misfi-
(eel like jumping a lens. outings
wholesales pissndnlngingmtfi the
'wee.:s‘msll hours.
Es-slso onion“ to the other
extreme and. marsh“ a dimssmdi-
gestion to Kinney himself six-Met of
tragic mheny. _.
This sunset mnivems‘l W320:
arises and Minimum {Margin
the mastic, the} .
sin}? .‘
reassign o: illnesses along «them-o: .:
:ures were 180m: at the opening of; ' 7 ' -
colate mctory ,at amusemenhm
lot Berlin. was Almost completely de-
M ii” «fire W. ’1 m
(quantity
of raw materials. shops and
beam: Muses sin were siemo'y-
ed. hm.- said todaylthst .800 work-
ago lambasted at from 40.000390 wt or num»m .abiood and esstw .
' ' .lsg- menu-sane muse impurities ii
results. '
M
Advent-s in fins flouting] for be.
hooves ior
0mm.
Gunmen Pleas (laundry
\.
”.-
'55-'f- , .'
Mailemmrffimwim ‘
south-bound passenger “train No.“ 2‘ '
wa'mzmdmvm 39:».
theifiwmc‘ m; ' ’zllith'hlrhandsnndp :2 ‘ .
battle With the names and Session .‘Ssmnel Randall. staterooms misses»
", Elbe report ream-amended alimony or:
, 33.1100. Intorembi'ecswty :wss sl-g‘
' Hand- .mmmm-asam allowedto-
*challsev’her name. Jifhe couple were 5‘
lmd Dotson-Anton. i . ’
famous am Am'»
1.0msszns.‘ 'Ky..-' Jan. 21.4—3
immumas‘ _ 1
CW “in: courtesy for the -mx~~‘
«so «be awn on isomer daemon ',
. :*'.:.~.'...«f 5"”
fit
sion tron: Congress is necessary be-
fore firesident Cibregon can leave the
country. zit is pointed sun. on connec—
tion with the report :that line may go
to Rochester. Minnesota. to undergo
an operation on hlsright arm. No op-
msition is expected if such permiaion
is requested. " »
Rumors of. the President's reported.
intention‘are current here. but high
m decline .to mmnt .uponf
Lthem. .and .t-he .Pnesident himself scan
‘notmeuesn.
‘m report must Widest Obi-egnn's
spreading in Moscow.
the Nomut, official Bolshevik Gov- toured to date.
7 of 1131 That is
in Ten
"To Taste is to Believe"
. , W . G IN MOSGO‘W- mm organ 1,. re s!
RIGA, Jan. 21.—The typhus is cases .01 spotted 1...}![28 and
according to the recurrent up»... have boa-13M”
' 'Etl
Best
“.123 the
«demands Wists attention:
occasionedrsmemupriw rhere..in -
year ago.
"11m plaintiff. :Bysamemenfsb? conif-
’Ie1. mauve-vet 'tbecitlid will he :in the:
W a: the :tatberstsentatn inter» :.
m Judge .A-very‘ am .tbemmd. Hi;
W or the report. in ream no the:
My of the 2W. ~
flary’ 5‘. asst «an. den. :9: M ,2 ;
seas-allowed antennae so! diatoms tromr
an he has 2W:mpeared to: ‘
Miler Wu Ethan when :hef -
mam :presldsm more than aw
~1m711ns£hsnininigmmatedgbyirtirei~ -* - mum,
Louisville Railwayaomosny .; . '
M the *-‘ . maven" «fun. aboard"
orders: ‘ " linker. Jig-whim-
W .to .move as
Wrume .31 4.11% @1331}. M
rJM‘?-M:;Wéégorfifii
many. are carried out. .
‘M eyes-yous coming dnto som-
,Thevart and Blasted program
Mm postponed Asst week on]
mount .oi the Button new meet- 1
. , ,‘ ' f
The exhibition“ W ‘ wto be
amino .rm‘esents film work so! some
tit-our :bost hams m, {Ralph
Mend. baritone-mill mgfllup of
M will include miss 61' Schu—
m. . Franz. Coleride—Ellaylor .and
masons-owner)! ACED.’
m use m symptoms or;
“new
trouble—dim ' pains.‘
. m mas-ales. mm- iotnts.‘
and "always tired" noting. Mrs. Geo.
Norman. E. we. ”Vt. wines: "My
head sehsd and Ina mm sch!
ed so Imamt slew. amiss Kidney
Pills some use enlist.” mused and
strengthen weak. dismal-ed kidneys“‘
and W119- md 3m them in their?
that cause 1min and 2m Prompt
in mud!” ‘ Corporaw
chemotms . .
' is done on such alarmed scale—every merchant and. manufactls‘er has
so long a dist of gem—that it would not do to have a reputation
of “shying something ne'er.” » 7 .
3: '-‘?. Whefiermwentflflethmgfimflmcoratoy for the chil-
.
, .
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a». van cvifivifim
" ‘ ‘ m .is hmesty. _ Advertising has stand—
ssd'med almost crew mfiele mean buy. You know what to expect
and whatatepay. m dw’t hereto bargain, and slicker and Maggie to
know that more W as good as you gm. ‘
That 215%}? fimmmadvelbsemmts and to buy advertised
goods. AWWg isthe best guarantee its faithful
pedomame and WWess or siesta definite quality.
If Winsome Wan 2
. 7— r7m°wi$ WWMMdfliead .
‘W thmemmmma _ .. .
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QUALITY 830?
inal Reductions.
0111' Only Sale This Season
.-351a0fi
ANNOUNCEMENT
We have opened an agency at the our-nm- Wedand
Commerce street, where orders and payments “1:! lm emu-d
All orders will receive prong.» 3nd careful a: wuss.
. DEVINE BROS.
COAL
The Goal Thai Saws.
FEED
v
Lem Valley Anthmsite.
(mm woos
is Have No
lace in Modern Busmess.
The home trading proefivities of the. shrewd old Yankee have lost
caste. They are homnerangs that hit hard on the come-back. They
iprove too-costly to the perpetrator.
. Itns‘ed to be www.modbusiness to. trade a horse with the
w :- inzwina and limb. But business today
oi;
you want to get your full
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