Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1921, Page 27

GERMANYDENES LTV TOPA !Rumor of Default on Repara- | | tions Officially Contra- | dicted in Berlin. By the Associated Prees. BERLIN, November 15.—The report that Germany has notified the allles. that she will be unable to meet the next | reparations installment was emphati- | cally denied last night in official Ger- man quarters. A similar denial was made iu entente diplomatic circles, which are in close touch with the nego- tiations now proceeding with the repa- rations commission. On the contrary, it is stated that the Wirth cabinet 18 'still actively confer- ring with industrial, financial and com- mercial interests regarding the use hy the government of their foreign credits In_connection with the January and February reparations installments. The government also has discussed with the reparations commission the mauner in which these payments are to be made. In this connection it was reported to- day_that the entente's economic experts in Berlin are not strongly inclincd to share the German view that it will be wholly impossible for either the Ger- man government or German indus'ry to obtain required financia] accommoda- tions in New York or London unless here is a clear understanding that the ! payments subsequen 1857 ON THIS DAY we desire especially to express owr thanks and appreciation to our Friends and the Public for the gencrous support and recognition accorded ‘ws—for it marks our 64th Busincss Anni- versary. We have endeavored earnestly and conscientiously to win and hold the confidence and respect of our fellow-citizens through uscfulness and constructive service, and that our efforts have been rccognized ss attested by gratifving progress. The same high principles of merchandising which actuated our founder—the late Edward F. 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November 16.—The British government, it was announced today, has handed the soviet government. at Moscow, a firmly worded note abso- lutely denying the allegations of For- elgn Minister Chitcherin that the British evidence of hostile bolshevist propagande in central Asla and Af-| | ghanistan was founded on forged Refuse to Pay for Own Equipment and Food on 60 Cents Day to Fight Moor. YORK, November 17.—Disil- 28 to the vauzted romantic life of soldiers of forf.une, elghty- three men, all Latin Americans except three, who were American war veter- ans, returned from Spain, where they went scveral months ago seeking ad- venture as members of the Spanish foreign legion. The men said the reality of life in the Spanish army opposing the Moors in Morocco did not fulfill hopes raised NEW lusioned Pay as It Saves A SMALL initial payment puts into your house a heater which is built according to the high standards for o e e S 2 THE MAN WHO TRIED for sty yeun. ind all except:three returne in he steernge quarters of the Spanish be Em ; Royal Mail steamship Montevid-o. to peror Payment of the balance is made One of the men said that volunteers in the Spanish army were required to provide the{r own uniforms, rifics and other equiphent and to pay for their meals, laundry and other expensex, in return for the equivalent of 60 cents a day. Another declared that a man serving under these conditions for a few months would fall into debt to tre Spanish government, and that the longer be served the deeper he would be involved. —_— WHISKY BILLED AS FISH. Carload of Fine Liquor Seized at Jacksonville, Fla. 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