12643 NEW YORK TIMES-Continued. rec clares.-American and sister disappear in Paris.-American troops sail for home.-Americans enliven Luxor.-Anglo-French accord reached on Cologne. - Apartment tenant ord.-Arrests nip plot for Italian revolt.-Asks about British tombs.At sea on Aten symbol.-Attitude of Stinnes. Austrian gold loan.-Austrian loan arranged.-Balfour, replying to Harvey on debts, insists we refused to finance Allies.-Bars £3,000 bequest to develop mediums.Beethoven bust for New York.-Belgians to give Egyptian fund.-Berlin Boerse unsettled.-Berlin hears Poles will aid French.-Berlin sends money to back resistance.-Berlin still hopes for our interest.-Berlin university hard up.-Bismarck threatened commit suicide.-Black troops out of strafed again. — Ruhr. Bochum Bomb blast in Essen shatters windows of French mission.-Bonar Law draws line on ex-minister's books.-Bonar Law sounds opinion on Ruhr.-Bonar Law upheld over Mesopotamia.-Bonar Law's foes see Ruhr menace.-Boyden draft on debt is presented at Paris.-Branting_had Ruhr plan.-Britain will ignore Harvey challenge.-British cabinet barely escapes defeat.-British death rates lowest on record.-British liberals urge Hughes plan for reparations.British minister defeated by the son of Lady Johnstone, former Miss Pinchot.-British opinion of the German_mark.-British prices rising.British see France in Ruhr to stay. British taxpayer saves £8,000,000.British trade with Germany increased.-Butler to speak in Britain.-Buying coal for Germany.Calms West Indian fears.-Carnarvon praises beauty of objects.-Carnarvon wants body left in tomb.Centre party is abandoned formally by Lloyd George.-Chamber to vote Ruhr expense.-Child is accidentally shot and killed.-City's police force arrested by French.-Clears hotel of shoes.-Close shoes. Close up Bochum at 4 P. M. Commons debates Pharaoh.Communist and laborite near clash.Coolies in Ruhr proposed.-Court is, lenient to Ruhr magnates.-Crowds still rush to Pharaoh's tomb.-Crown Prince did start for Germany, stopped at line. Cuno conceals visit to Munich. Curzon makes reply on Newcastle affair.-Dalmatian treaty ratified by Italy. Decide to retain pt. 1, n. s., v. 20 British on Rhine. Defrauds Deutsche bank.-Degoutte issues coal decree.-Delicate tapestry found in the tomb.-Demand daylight saving.-Denby and party to visit Jamaica. Desperate battle is waged in Kerry.-De Valera minister seized with 50 men.-Dictator chosen in Bavarian plot.-Dies with last child.-Discoveries stir British savants.-Divorce is made easy in socialist Yucatan. - Doeuillet modes have simple lines.-Dortmund suffers the fate of Essen.-Doubt new theory on Tut-ankh-Amen.-Doubts it is official tomb.-Doubts the mummy can be kept in tomb.-Dublin's new police recruited to 1,400.-Dusseldorf held down.-Dutch milk for the Ruhr.Dutch say French mock Rhine treaty.-Easy money at London.Ebert and Cabinet may fly to Leipsic.-Economic recovery on way in Austria. Effect of debt settlement.-Efforts to reduce French currency.-Egyptian and Arab fashions in Paris.-Egyptians attempt to kill Englishman.-Element to be defined.English economist to guide Russians.Essen protest strike general. - Exceeds gliding record.-Exciting week in Europe's exchange. - Expect negotiations in two weeks. Expects Mrs. Millett to win Paris suit.-Explains Aten on throne.-Express embezzler caught in Paris.-Failed in Britain 35 years ago for £108,965.Fall in German prices.-Fall in the franc, as seen at Paris.-Fall in the German commodity markets.-Fascisti shut out Masonic members.Fifteen killed in Berlin Tageblatt offices as seventh floor crashes to basement. Financial Berlin's view of Ruhr crisis.-Financial Paris on outcome in the Ruhr.-Fines for minister's visits. First ground plan of Pharaoh's tomb.-Five rebel leaders captured in Dublin.-For line of ships to America. Foreign exchange quiet in London.-Foresees trouble over Ruhr barrier.-Found Englishmen cold to German plea. France escapes big strike.-France soon to hear cost of holding Ruhr.-France votes loan for Polish army.-France won't yield, spokesmen insist.-Free State anxious to capture De Valera.Free State at odds with city of Dublin.-Free State troops corner rebel force.-French arrest mayor and 18 of council.-French at Essen break the boycott.-French decide to hold Ruhr at least two years.-French envoys ask Bonar Law's help.-French o. 5, 1923 fire towns for sabotage acts.-French foreign trade in month of January.French let foodstuffs into Ruhr.French mine strike off.-French now run all Ruhr roads.-French raid on Bochum explained.-French seize a prince as Ruhr agitator.-French seize more Rhine territory. French strikers win rise.-French to keep class of 1921 with the colors for the present. French troops again descend on Bochum.-French troops close Bochum opera house.-Frenchmen named in Bavarian plot.-Fuel supply in Germany.-Georgette affects youthful models.-German government debt.-German on inflation.-German prices in January.Germans distrust league as arbiter.Germans hide art in fear of a raid.Germans opposed to accepting war.Germans threaten Rhine lynchings.— Germany planning to keep mark up.Germany still seeks new basis of values.-Germany's foreign trade.-Germany's Paris envoy under knife.— Great Maya find of relics revealed.Gue's hats feature small brim backs. Hallee's foulards please Americans. Harvey hails Wales as the white prince.-Herrick assails broken promises. High record in French tax. His heretic throne in Pharaoh's tomb.-Hitler threatens Munich outbreak. Holland denies mediation move.-Holland's coal held up in Ruhr.-Honor Paris astronomer.Hunt for Jewish tablets.-Incites Germans to guerrilla war.-Industrials still defiant.-Invention held up 16 years. Irish amnesty ends; fight now to finish.-Irish rebels give out alleged peace terms.-Irish rebels warn of new peace move.-Isadora's poet stirs riot in Paris hotel.-Italians demand Ruhr settlement.-Italy may send workers to Ruhr.-Jim Larkin may add new Irish element.Jurists hit a snag in new war code. Jurists outlaw bombardment of cities.-Kaiser can't go to Corfu.Karolyi's property ordered confiscated. Khu-n-aten figures found in the tomb.-King Khama dies at 95.Koenigswinter and Limburg occupied.-Labor confers on Ruhr.-Lady Astor braves laborite insults.-Lady Astor pilots bill against liquor.Lady Astor praised, her bill condemned. Lancret inspires Callot creations.-Landru's stove sold for 4,200 francs.-Last of Paris scribes will close up shops.-Last week's collapse in the German mark.-Layman impressed by Pharaoh's tomb. 12643 re Liberals getting together. Lloyd George out to unite liberals.-Lloyd George praises intelligence chief for work that brought America into war.-London consults Cologne on leaving. London discussing par for sterling. London loan market keen. London places quake quake near Aleutian isles.-London rejects more Lloyd George articles.-London stock market and Ruhr situation.-London watches rise of sterling.-Lord Armstrong to close mansion and cut expense. Ludendorff rouses German resistance.-Machine gun disperses communist mob. Mackay rents Scotch castle. M'Kenna questions deflation policy.-Mannish effects in new sport suits.-Many new versions of the hip blouse.-Mark rise reaches 24,000 to dollar.-May close tomb on Sunday. Mayor's Mayor's arrest enrages Dortmund.-Mexican financiers here. tomorrow. Mexican interest in ruins. Mexico feared new Texas.Might enlarge tomb to display treasures. Mission in London with railway plea.-Molineux shows a court costume.-Monarchist agitation vives in Germany. - More native leaders are arrested in Cairo.-Moscow envoy goes on mission to Tokio.-Motors will ring Notre Dame bells. New German lead needed in the Ruhr.-New German loan plan cheers Berlin.-New German loan to be in dollars.-New Gliding record. New Lehar operetta.-New phase in struggle is now opening up.-New securities well taken by Londoners.No negotiations now, Cuno Cuno declares. Northcliffe will proved.Noted Britons appeal for a Page memorial. Noted Spaniard coming.-Oxford girls, out too late, must scale a spiked wall.-Pace of currency inflation in Germany.-Paris royalists to mass.-Partial reaction. on Paris Bourse.-Partners again in London.-Pearls from fish scales.Pharaoh treasurers also in tomb annex.-Pharaoh's chariot taken from tomb.-Pharaoh's couch taken from tomb.-Pharaoh's tomb is closed till autumn.-Plan for aerial buses considered in Paris.-Plan to X-ray mummy of King Tutankhamen.Poincare answers Swedish bishops.Poincare ready for Berlin offers.Prehistoric skull is found at Assiout. Priceless inheritance, says American minister.-Princess and baby captivate England.-Prohibition follows Sulgrave visitors.-Put British surplus at £50,000,000 in year. 12643 NEW YORK TIMES-Continued. paper Queen Wilhelmina receives King Gustav.-Radek said to be in Ruhr.Railway officials in Mexican wreck.Ready for opening of inner chamber of Pharaoh's tomb.-Rebels raid Dublin; battle in streets.-Recordbreaking pace of German inflation.Red suppressed.-Religious struggle brewing in Mexico.-Reminds America of the 14 points.Resentment in in Cologne. Rioting again at night.-Riots in Mayence as coal men are fined.-Rise in stocks at Paris. Rise of mark fails to check high prices.-Rival_peacemakers ignored in Ireland.-Royalty inspects Pharaoh treasures.-Ruhr cities strike against expulsions.-Ruhr confusion and tension worse.-Ruhr Germans seek to stir neutrals.-Ruhr industrials pressing Berlin to deal with Paris.-Ruhr move disastrous, says Bonar Law.-Ruhr now stripped of steel products.-Rumor of a German warning.-Russia makes Briton foreign trade adviser.-Russian admiral has clerkship in Paris.-Say wreck killed French.-Says America must speak in Near East.-Says French force German marks up.Says French were fooled.-Schwab ill in London.-Schwab says war did not profit us.-Scoffs at Germans who talk of war.-Search for swindler who served 6 6 armies.-Sees league closed to Germany now.Senator and judge lose Irish residences. Serrati arrested in Mussolini coup.-Shell of 1870 explodes.Shows short reign of Tut-ankhAmen.-Skirts by Lanvin sweep the floor. Skull of an ape found in island of Jersey.-Slack trading on the London stock market.-Solomon gave airship to Queen of Sheba.-Solves gold ruble theft.-Son and heir born to Princess Mary.-Soviet warns Rumania.-Speyers in Mexican bank.Splendor of tomb of Tut-ankh-Amen astounds experts. Spurns posthumour honor.-Sterling and British debt.-Sthamer guest of of King.Stinnes for holding out.-Stock values rise in Italian market.-Stocks continue to rise on Berlin market.— Stolen dog catches thief.-Strong representations to Angora.-Struggle over Ruhr may be a long one.-Students sought to kidnap Asquith.Swindlers use name of Ex-kaiser's son. Take Spanish old masters.Talk of U. S. intervention-Tell range of a sneeze.-Think Irish reb see pt. 1, n. s., v. 20 els are deteriorating-Thinks Herb Sed feast is king's remarriage.Thinks Mrs. Millett is her daughter. Thinks Tut-ankh-Amen ruled for nine years.-Tomb treasures of Tut-ankh-Amen beyond reckoning. Tomb treasures revise our ideas of ancient Egypt.-Troops take special precautions. - Turks oust more Greeks.-Turks want to stay, Greeks to return.-Ultimatum to Germany. Uneasy over Cologne.-Upper Nile is excited over opening of tomb.Urging Ruhr labor to hold on a month.-Victorian effects shown in fashions.-Vienna banker coming to Morgan.-Visitors view treasures. Vital Brussels conference issues.-Wagner's widow in want.Walpole's castle for sale.-Wanted debt example set for United States. Wants body treated with reverence.War talk heard at Berlin meeting.Wife slayer is freed.-Will entertain the prince.-Women kidnap bridegroom. 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