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"When ] was in Athens in 1915, ono of
Copstantine's brothers said b. me: You
ought TO protect us against foreign pow
ers, but you have no right to interfere In
our home affairs
IL replied: III we had not that right,
/ should now have TO regret talking tn
Bavarian Prince instead Of you.
Athens, Nov. Io.-All foreign ministers
accredited to the Check government hsve
called officially on George Rhallis, the
premier of the dc facto Greek govern
mcnt
1t is rumored that chief command Of
the Greek army will be- given to Prince
Andreas, brother of former King Con-
stantne.
General amnesty has been granted to
about 100 German-tralned Greek army
officers who had been interned on the
Island of Crete on charges that they had
delivered Macedonia over TO the Bull
garians during the war. These officers are
returning to resume their places IN the
army.
IL In declared by the cabinets newspaper
organ that grave Irregularities have
been discovered by the new minister of
finance The absconding of o prison
crnmcnt funds alao in announced . At
tempts are being made by the govern
ment 10 put stop TO the sporadic use Of
firearms in various parts of the city. Sol
diers have been put on guard outside the
residence of NJ. polltis, former minister Of
foreign affairs. after the windows of the
house had been smashed by crowd.
Paris, Nov 20. premiers Georges
Leygles and David Lloyd George OF
France and Great Britain probably will
meet in London soon for conference
which IL considered necessary because oi
the serious situation in the Near East
A staff of experts will, il il understood,
participate IN tho meeting
The conference will determine upon
joint action relative to three questions
the defeat of Premier Venizelos IN Greece,
which brings into question the status OF
Greek army in Asia Minor the advance Of
the Russian Bolshevki IN the new states
Of the Caucasus region, particularly the
cooperation Of the liolsheviki with the
Turkish nationalists. and the consequences
Of the defeat Of General Baron Wrangel
head Of the South Russian government
london Nov 20 Admiral Coun-
douriotis resigned aa Greek regent Thurs
| day night and was succeeded by Queen
Mother Olga, says an Athens dlspateh
| 10 the London Times mmedia tely q
mes age to the Hellenic people was H.
sled bv the new regent announcing SHE
| had aasum office IL conformity Will
/ the constitution, "on account Of tie at
sence of my well~heloved on GonHtan
tine
The people were called uroi, q nnin
tain order and to do nothln2 caleulaTet
| to compromise national peace and pros
perity and the Queen Mother expressed
the hope that tho people and amy
| wherever soldiers may be fighting fo
the national rights q Greece, will DO thet
duty BY the country
Premier Rhallis i eaid o hnvc issn"t
| manifesto IN which. after crifac1inl
the "ollgarchlcai methods of the Nenl
Yeos government he urged natlana
unity and called upon the people an
afmv 10 give the government fullest n
sist4nce
General political amnesty has heeI
proclaimed in Athens. and all polltca
prisoners have been released The cat
j. SAID 10 hc fairly quiet. only q few III
important hrawls having occurred
Among the modcratcs Il both par
ties the dispatch concludes there
general satisfaction that NJ RhallIs ha
accepted the premiership 1T this critic,
moment Ii remains 70 be seen, hoH
ever, whether tie viii remain in powe
after the Chamber Of Deputies meets