The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-19
SALON|k| MAY
GO To SERBIA
VENIzELOS DEFEAT
FATAL TO GREECE
Queen Mother Olga to Take
the Oath As Regent-M-
der to Command Army
Continued on Page Fourtsea)

Athens Nov. lN.--lBy The Associated
PreSS)-Parliament will BE- convened
,,"Nt Thursday and Queen Mother Olga
VIII then take the oath Of regent.
Great Britain has notified Premier
Rhs.his that Il %ttl refuse = credit guar
antcc for new issue Of bonds amount
INK TO 40U.Q0U.""0 drachmaS.
Formc- officers and civil servants
under King Constantine are being re-
.nStatcd while the Ncn!zcliStaS are re-
signing office. -
II is expected that Gen. Nid"r will
6c thc new commander OF the army.
II the balkan balance is upS.t II is
anttcipa'od are the SeES" Will seize
S4lontka.
Athens was quiet today except for
scattering shots at various places. Sol
dt.rS were walking up. and down tho
principal streets joyfully firing their re-
.o.vcrS and rifles. The portrait OF Con
gtaRtinc has replaced that OF Ncniz"los
N the shop windows.
Rhallis Ii Premier.
NthenS. Nov. lily tho Associated
Press. )---IieorG" khallis. the new prem
I"r Of Greece. with three members OF hIs
cabinet took the oath OF otfiC" before
Admiral CoundUur. r.otlS the regent. ut l
o'clock this afternoon.
Those who qualified with the premier
were NJ. Gournari$. minister of war; n.
EaldariS. minister ~ interior and NJ.
,alloGCrcpoulnS. minister Of finance. NJ
Rhul!iS viii hold IN" portfolio of min
.stcr of for"iga affairs.
immediately after ne had qualified for
office VI. RhalltS demanded tho regent y
Former Premicr Eenizclos left Athens
today. Bands Of civil guards, and mcu
from many military units. went through
no city during the day. aCclaming For
lner King Constantine and firing pistols
:,S - token of rejoicing.
\ demonstration occurred in the city
today. but the number OF persons tax
10
Vrr" motor cars and carriages carrying
large nIg$. and portraits of former
King CONSTANTINE were prominently dis
played During the d"m3nS;ra ion shots
were often arcd. but no attempt was
made TO maintain order.
AS night settled over tho city the
streets were resoundtnS with pande,
nonturn OF yslls and shouts, and pistoi
walked through the city tootinC horns
and blowing whistles. The offices of
tho various miu!s'rrISs We're illuminat-
I'd. and the wild parade continued until
late in the evening.
shortly af;er ~ .,tnight sertinels who
had been stationed at the home Of Pre-
,nler Vcnzclos were removed and the
building WIS left dark and deserted.
ventzelos Leaves Athens.
VI. Een!zclos lott the city secretly at
: o'clock this afternoon on his way 70
Nice. Tho Greek yacht NarcissuS was
waiting FOR him and was escorted by
three British war vessels
Prisoners being detained in Jails have
been released
Rhallis Accepts on Condition.
Athens Nov 11.-ACCeptanCe OF the
premiership BY George Rhallis was con-
ditlolred upon the written resignation OF
former Premier ScniZeloS. aSsranccS that
order would he maintained and that
plots by Scnizclst officers would be
suppressed. the new premier said today.
french and British CONFER.
Paris, NOV. lS.-C"nY"rsaronS over
the situation in Greece created by the
defeat OF YenizelnS are in progress be-
tween France and Great Britain 1t was
stated at the foreign office today
Neither country 1T was explained. Will
act without the other.
The expectation ~ that understanding
will be reached taking tho form OF a
declaration OF policy as to the new
Greek governplent. In this declaration
France and Great Britain in it's fore
cast, will reiterate their opposition to
the return Of ex-King Constantine to
tia throne.
No action win be taken. II Is believed.
until some definite indication has been
received from the Greek government TO
the effect that Constantine will be
asked TO re-ascend the throne