El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-25
UPHEAVAL
MAY Be AVERTED
Victorious Radical Social
lists Begin to Listen to
Older Moderates.

Rome, Italy. Nov. 25.-CBy the As
] ISOLATED Press Peter A Jay. Ameri-
can charge d'affaires. had a long in
( terview with premier Nitti Monday It
was indicated that Mr.. Jay made a
( favorable impression from the out
{ line premier Nitti gave Of the Italian
situation. After his talk with Mr..
jay. the premier had an hours audi
ence with king Victor Emmanuel
The election has proved TO be a
safety valve for discomfort and po-
Iiticsl excitement. md It now appears
obvious that the faction urging an
upheaval is an Insignificant minority
Of the nation. Socialists who at tirst
were so overcome with Joy over their
victory that they were uncerta in
what 20 do in order to utilize IN the
best way their numerical strength IN
the new chamber, are listening 70 the
advice OF older and more moderate
members Of their party
1t seems that the only really pain
full thorn in the side OF the govern
ment is the Adriatic question and et-
can support Of proposals looking 10 a
settlement Of this matter.
RumOrs Of Grave Crisis
Rumors Of the widest character re-
garding the possibility OF a very seri-
Gus crisis. involving not only the cab
met but also the reigning house OF
Italy. have been in circulation as the
opening Of parliament, set for Deem
her /. approaches.
The Socialists. proud OF their re-
cent victory, are eager 20 conurLe
what they call their march forward
The older. more authoritative mem
bers Of the party, however, such as
nnmIaa 81 che H.
geants; deputy Trever and signor
NadiEliania. are against any eX-
cesses.
The new elements which have en-
tered the Socialist parliamentary
group, are declared to be animated
by evolutionary sentiments and TO
favor an extreme policy which, IN
their opinion. VIII inevitably lead 10
the advent Of bolshevism IN 4taly.
Threaten Rebellion
Members OF this section are quoted
as declaring that, comprising as they
do more than $50 live wires among
the $50 deputies. the remainder VIII
not dare oppose them and that they
viii be able TO accomplish some SUI
preme act Of rebellion which VIII
overthrow the lettering government
OF the bourgeoisie-
Formerly the Socialists never at
tended the opening Of parliament,
absenting themselves so that they
might avoid being present when the
king delivered his speech from the
throne and to escape taking the ore
scrihed oath in the kings presence
The newly elected extreme So
eiaIlsts. however, now insist that
the entire group should attend
the ceremony, hiss the king. in
suit him the moment he appeared
and prevent him from speaking
They have even gone 80 Tar as
TO threaten that he would be at
tackled on bis way to the chamber
or upon his return.
All this, it is pointed out may be
much more than is possible Of accom-
plishment- Nevertheless. It has had
the effect OF making the responsible
authorities restless and anxious
Rules Insufficient
II has been conceded among them
that there IS no measure which x
would be possible to take to prevent
one hundred and fifty members whis-
Ting and shouting and making i i'm
possible fer the. king 10 be heard.
The rules Of the Italian parliament
do not provide for any such contin-
Eency, as IS thus threatened, for Il is
stipulated that no police or armed
force can be employed in the hall
where the senators and deputies
meet
There would be no means Of apply
ing coercion, as the meeting Monday
December 1, will be the first gather
ing Of the new parliamentary body
and the rules OF the new chamber for
maintaining order VIII not then have
been formulated.
recent Rome dispatches have hint
ed at a possible demonstration against
king Victor Emmanuel on the part OF
anti-constitutioual deputies on the
occasion Of the delivery Of the
speech from the throne and reports
we're circulated that the speech
might be delivered by premier Nitu
or some other official instead Of the
king, who left Rome last week
IN a dispatch from Rome dated Sat
urday. and received here on Sunday,
however, the Giornale d'Italia was
quoted as denying that the king
would not be present at the opening
OF the parliament and adding that al
the constitutionalist deputies stood
ready 10 make an enthusiastic dem
onstration for the sovereign.