Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
GREATER GREECE DEAD BY
OWN HAND, ALIENS FEAR
fcduccd Overnight From Second
Rate Power To Comic Opera
Condition.
NESIzELIsTs ARE DEBATING
Former Premier Tells People He
bears Them No Ill Will-Rhallis
and New Cabinet Members As
sumo Reins OF Office.
LBy Associated press.l

ATHENS. Nov. 17.-1.ike a college
town after football game. Athens
'urned out to celebrate this afternoon,
he nrst national expression shown
iere In many weeks. II not months.
The crowds. having managed to &C,
some sleep after strenuous days and
refreshed by tho sunny, calm weather
1T themselves go. They organized
parade in University Street, marched
hast tho home OF the fallen ycnizclos,
wept on through Stadc street into
Constitution Square, to tho Kings
palhcc. thence 10 the Stadium and
"ick again. overlooking into the side
atrocts.
The crowds were od-natured and
mdd. up or soldiers. young men and
women. They were atoot. in CARR
as"3 and automobiles, al! Carrying
athographs. paintings or photographs
- former King Constantine and also
-. the former German Emperor Ec-
Ween anatchc3 Of songs of Constan-
Inc there were shouts OF where is
me man who voted for Ncnizelos: We
mink there was one. We want 10
#2n him" individuals. hoarse from
NOR cries. organized imprcmp,u
pf'se bands. violina. harps. buslcs
~ anything with which 10 make
1oisc.
me falling darkness brought car
using and disorders which were
attributed 70 rs the soldiers com
ns In from Smyrna. where there
ave been troubles with the go.diory
no nave been insisting on being
permitted 70 come home.
Venin~io~ Leaves Greece.
local foreigners express the op.n-
.Dn that greater Greece ~ dead by
ar own hand and reduced overnight
ON a second-ratc power 10 comic
n'ra condition. Tho vcnizclists are
."ckins UP and leaving :ho capital
TOR the provinces.
Former Premier rcn!zclos, whoao
government Was ove.:hrown,hy thls
N.ck's elections. before leaving Greece
issued message 70 the Greek pcoui.
iiing them hc was w,,hou, hard
Icing toward them because OF their
'!re.aion. The message read:
4 bear no bitterness on accom-. ar
our vote. az believe i; would nav.
nten difficult FOR any other nation
= nave remained under arms TWO
Nchrs after tho arrnistice
Ny friends. beg you 10 abide rs
re principles Of the Liberal party,
.ud thank you for your suppor, 7
INIT always serve my country ors,"
w. Nenizelos' destination is Nice.
Were his son. Sophocles. Is to marry
ME Hcrvoudali. wealthy younr
'ir."ls woman.
COnglIarHI ~ p1
."at Queen Mother Olga would as
-aal. the regency.
TIC fairis and the other venizalls,
Il" Hspapers appeared today In p,our,
NJ saying The country had been
armed over TO tho Germans.
Sew Premier sworn.
gorge Nha!!is. the new pram;e-
"s Greece. with three members op hrs
'"Aih... took the oath OF Office be.
tyrr Admiral coundouriotis. the "a.
cent a. o'clock "Wednesday a.tcr.
.pon. Those who qualified in CON.
nAAy with tho Premier were NJ Con-
haris. Minister Of War: ~. Baldarjs.
MINISTER OF Interior. and 81. Cauor-
r"hulos. Minister OF Finance. NJ
GHa!iia VIII i.,id the portfolio Of Min.
ier OF Foreign Affairs.
Immediately after he had nua,;o.
IT ohice. NJ Iha!!s demanded tho
gents resignation. Tho other mem
"srs or the new Cabinet will take the
'"sR before Queen Mother Olga.
Foime- Premier ven!zeios ,.,,
tn:hs today. Bands Of civil guards
""a men from many military unI,s
Nsmi through the city during the dav
claiming former King Constantine
?" hrins revolvers as n token of re-
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