Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1921, Page 12

12 French Sink Soviet Transport; T THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 19210’ = = MUTT AND JEFF—Just for That Jeff’ll Look for Another Manager. (Copright. 121 by B . piaee Trge man —By BUD FISHER. |V < : [EFF, Tve MaATCRED You FoR A Ten ™ DEA 131> Keeb Your AN HOUR OF THAT Wi AGINARY { Cable News Of or. ld mn Br lef D Dot Ay AN NknOwn: LEGS (N THE AIR AAD MWE BICYCLE-RIDING € IxERelSE I Gor TIRED b THEM JUST LIKE You WERE witL Do You AS fauxcH 600D AND T THOUGHT ' Decision of French to Withdraw Aid Causes Consterna- S0 WE GOTTA TRAIN INDoORS. Y TVE GOt A FINE EXERCISE T© RIDING A BICYCLE. THAT'S STRENGTHEN YOUR LEG MUSCLES. THE STUEE! AS A TEN MILE, Jo G ON THE ROAD. KEEP nT uP. o COAST A WHILE! 5 : . -z H : PHene ~ ussian R ees_New L' uor Le - LIE DOwWAN AND "T'LL EXPLAIN I'M GONNA r fon Amon'g R. - efug 5 < L TS 1S A couPLe o SPokfriliG islation in Canada Promised. CcH. BICYCLE i # ( ¢ ; - RIDING VSED y & : By the Associated Press. cean, who is the gyest of the Maha- RIGHT Here? T™ Be My 5 -kr¢L CONSTANTINOPL January ]1___.\ raja of Sind has \::lguml two ful oH F‘NC: DISH! " g French destroyers e sunk a trans- | ETOwn M. C e left port fiying the red flag ang carrving soviet troops presumably to Trebizond it is said in a dispatch received D The cncounter occurred ten miles west | the French destroyvers within rang fire, but its guns ed toward th . a part of th Announcement Wrangel, former an mea, that subsistence and a rench help. It is impo at the multitude 1do w = eezing of the s nd the heavy snowfall i the Armenia mountain region Rejects Red Negotiations. PARIS.—Take 5, Rumanian minister_without portfolio, has noti- flod the Russian soviets that Rumania has no h e intention toward them and considers there is ne reason for negotiations between Russia and Ru- mania, accerding to ceived in diplomatic circ! day. This is taken here as amounting to a formal refusal to take up the|sc emperance act in other cities of the rabia. question of Bes: Children Wrapped in Paper. ROM. Russia_related to Pope Benedict z sufferings and death o Russians a vikl and of the terrible condition of{ga whom die on the trip across the Black sea or reach the Oootman capital in a dying condition. Most of these refugees, the princess . were without food, medicine or Clothing. A majority of the children on board the vessels are wrapped in newspapers in an endeavor to protect them from the cold. Dise i heightened by the overcrow ng e the vessels and the insanitary con-|\wemare. connected with Indusdries ai. |Pressed that the effect will be felt| ditions prevailing on board. Rites for Ex-President. SAN SALVADOR.—Funeral services| man national party, which is :regarde for the late Gen. Rafael Antonio|as uncompromising with nmwm:; Gutierrez, former president of Salva-|ing the allied demands. dor, were held in this city. The gov- ernment had decreed a state funeral and issued a proclamation setting| LONDON.—Reports from the labor ex- aside a period of mourning by the na-|changes show an addition of 85,000 to tion. Clemenceau Bags Tigers. GWALIOR, Central India—The for- | government is any nearer a solution of mer French premier, Georges Clemen- | the problem. The governmemt’s pri “BROKEN MOON” DROOP’S ! day denied that Prince BIG BLUE EYES” - “SINCE YOU CREPT INTO ' MY HEART” These beamtiful selections are perfectly re- 4 aced for you to play with the effect of an ;tflt The Rolls for your Player-Piano on sale A — Denies Offer of Throne. King Constantine v ‘n offered the Alba said that Princ ers of found ve: ay to be £ dulent - S. Exchange Higher. al suggestions, & an insurance | throughout Germany in a steady i The decline of 44 pence fbenefit of 15 shillings per weel he | of supplies of imported food- | -in_the price of bar gold§ unemploy. ARMY OAFI__D_EE GROWS. d to be due to the ul e ishmen{eron)short | French Government Worried Over 500,08 0, and the number has sincc in- BANK SHORTAGE 326 50Q. | T Puncan. state bank examiner, made 9 3 creast .d to from 500.000 to 1.000.000. public today. K Ths . working up of leftover Army 8 ¢ \ : up A |State Examiner Finds 26 Per Cent| Mr- Puncan said the known shortax. maty .rig] jnto civilian clothing ne | represented 26 per cent of the bank' on_of the et fon th } ‘,m.f‘", Rapidly Increasing Unemployment gf: he solutions proposed. It has also of Deposits in Deficit. ! Qeposits. Walter M. Halpin, cashier i : E B e, > "® a, suggested tha 2 f the bank, is = 2 o e o X Ve PARIS. January 10e-The French|the fale may be utilized In comy CITY. Mo.. Janu B b e g ; eriously considering what|th? ¢ demolition of the old w 2 ey i - “ormer Minixter Dies. may be done 1o supply work for more | V¥ ris and in building some 2,000 Tl R uburh, | It i& belleved that more fish he imes for large families on the space q n of the nation's = s e found off the Grand Banks of New- half million of the nation's}y ;.. avaflable where the demolition |closed last week, will amount foundland than in any other part of and laborers who are OUt|],r ,cess 1As already been effected. | 500, according to the finding of James the world. of employment and thus remedy aj— bert Penio : from srow-i LONDON.—G: o Reds. trade | oo // o M : ONDoN : embarrassments and threatening fur- % s\ . J KAUFMAN'S (] [ ] Iegionaries 1 4 ther large additions to the list of the |’ South of Pa. Ave. MAN’S STORES ea. iy r of persons out of work | R is believed to have been, at my courage. I s always.” unempl T et in France {the end of the year, from 300,000 to trade s d and Swiss Railways Buy U. 2 Laws. ion for the ¥ the pro: ernmens: in| MADRID. j the | = read at the opening of|radical leader, a s ! . o nent here by Lieut. Gov. Sir{the political uati S | i [ 2222 7 % Z We Give the Values and Get the Business 7 “harles Fitzpatrick. The governm ent|clared that only a its, h ted, that the present|go ! nd wine licenses ‘and | He s: se. ' \1 . You.r sale of spirituous liquors by pre-|opening of the Cortez th E d \ of an extra parliamen incor- ol \ Home ption in Montreal and the Scott orating in it all eiemen of public 2 ! P = ¥ N AN for | | { | rovince have beel failure. life, including enginecers, doctors and industrial and commercial ) AR i 3 whose united counsels would sel / q o000 deal with the existing ious tion would “go to perdition. Reeognition. . Oi, former congman- der of the Japanese forces in ewstern nd who is to return to ¥okio v councilor, interviewsed at Striking a Responsive Chord Viadivostok by the former corpman- der of the forces of the lata Gen. On our deferred payment plan— Kappell, ime commargler in B MEN.—The overwhel ! N L N fl A : " armies mf the|erabconservative majority U We do the wiring and furnish the, Omsk go rent, deni 3 elections confirming the senate of the | N had recognized the Chita govesament. | free city of Bremen has raised the | fixtures. Estimates free. p j hopes of officials, the newspapers and | New German Finance Delegiten. | the general oiviiian population that | ay LONDON.—The Gerna vernment | 31 _end to the serious labor troubles WI'HTE & BOYER CO & has added to the G o has ‘been reached, and that Bremen o) a < tiie Briiasas ¥eins once again will be a center for o Eleetrical Koot oot e Vegels th of . The belief also is e Contractors 812 13th St. e Bremen Outlook Much Brighter. 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