Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
Foreign Briefs

COnStantlnOpIe- NOV. lo.--Ths H.
feat of Premier Venizelos created ~.
found CONSERVATION here, resulting :.
street riots. Georges Roussos =,
Gently appointed Greek IipIoma,,.
representative at Constantinople -,
the personnel of the Greek leg.'ap
resigned as a protest.
London. Nov. IA dangerous g.
nation exists in India, accordinr :.
Edward Samuel Montagu. secre,.s'
for India, who made this admIysjo, !.
the House. OF Commons today, ~
added that the Indian soyernns,.
would be left perfectly free to ,sL'
whatever steps it deemed necess1rr
in dealing with this situation.
Lueerne. Nov. 17.-(By The Asso
ciated Press.)-Professo Georgia.,
STREET., former Greek foreign rninjs,.,
and close follower of King Conssn
tine, informed The Associated Pro-,
that according to the latest figures on
the Greek elections received tonip5,
2s7 out of $50 deputies elected gs,s
loyal to Constantine. He added TIA,
excluding 80 Thracians. OILY thirty
seats remained for the Nenzel,sts
Cork Nov. i7-Sergeant ODoroy.
hue of the Consta6ulary Vas shot
dead in the street here tonight. His
assaiiant escaped.
The Hague. Nov I7-Tha Dutch
government has been asked - OK.
plain to Parliament Why .orme.
Crown Prince Frederick William ar
Germany is permitted 10 c8"rv On
constant communication with Ger.
man mona rchists.
Lucerne. Switzerland. Ny. = -,
Crown Prince Charles - Puman,
viii arrive here tomorrow from Pg.
charest, accompanied by his moth4,
Queen Marie. II is reported hat rhst
visit of the crown prince VII Lead
10 his enga cement 10 Princess He,ers
OF Greece. daughter Of former King
Constantine. Inasmuch aS Prime,
George of Greece. who is reported 70.
be engaged to Princess Elizabeth Of
Rumania, is expected herr FRIDAY,
the announcement OF douo,s mar,
riage between the houses Of Grt4sst
and Ruma mia is expected
Copenhagen Nov. ! M T. N,t.l
cherin, the Russian Soyl4t foreign
the British secretary Of foreign all
fairs, wireless message III which he,
says that participation oil the Br,.f
ish feet in the evacuation Of General
WFangel in the Crimea would con-
stitute a hostile act toward the,
Soviet and violation Of the assur-,
ances that Great Britain gave % the
Moscow government
Stockholm. Nov. l6.-Wlsr.rgto5 D. :
Vanderbilt. California oil and aEmgi
engineer who recently visited Moscow
said today that only siN Americans
now are in prison in the Sov:s. caD-
tai and about II others detained in pr
waite houses or hotels.
Saloniks. Noy. E-Manifeetst'ons,
were held TO-DAY by the Popular pa-'v
during which the troops shouted farl
the return of former King Constantine.
TO power. The troops paraded through
the streets carrying a portrait a -hst
10Y Hichdtst- DuEAte ne FAC'ts-
ment the Liberal Club was sacEsi
Athens, Nov 17-tRy 80 i r..
The streets of Athens TO-DAY NJ. tllAdi
with soldiers bearing olive traHrnesi
and singing the song Of King Constan-
tineentitled The Eagles SOB. which
had been forbidden for three yesrs.
The house OF former premier Ner'Zs-
los was closely guarded - troops
London, Nov. 1.-THE eyecutfys'
committee of the Parliamentary Labor
party has issued a manifesto signed
by Arthur Henderson. william 9 Ad..
amson and John r Clines calling upon.
the labor party Throughout the coln-
try 20 take mere active sters to Sc.
cure tie withdra wal Of the armed
forces from Ireland and the election,
by proportional representat.cH o. A.
constituent assembly charged with '1eI
task NJ working out whatever const,u'.
tion the Irish people desire in order t'i
settle their own affairs
Rome. Nov. i7-ErcolaBo Sslvi- for
mer representativ" Of Spalato IN tHs'
Chamber of Deputies, who was elected
senator yesterday, died .;his mornne,i
il is said. of a broken heart over taeI
sacrifice of Dalmatia. HIS entire lr''
had been a strenuous and i2eessafl
struggle for the Italianity OF his IA
tive land