The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-12-03
GREECE IS WARNED
AGAINST MONARCHY
FRANCE AND ENGLAND TO WITH.
HOLD SUPPORT IF coNsTAN-
TINE IS ENTHRonED
PEACE TREATY IS THE CLUB
Greece to BE Notified That Allied Ma.
tions viii Not Uphold Her Claims
to Territorial Advantages
Over Ottoman Empire

Paris, Nov. 24.-Premier Leagues
when he appeared last night In the
chamber of deputies In the vatican de-
bate. announced the governments in
tention to issue warning to Greecs
against the return of former King Con
stantine. The debate was not finish.
ed, and was adjourned until Thursday
and II Is understood that the premier
viii not go to London until settle
ment Is reached respecting Frances
representation at the vatican.
NJ. Leagues. in asking for post
ponement Of further interpretations so
that he might be free to act. said:
France does not wish to intervene
In Greece's foreign affairs but. after
war which imperiled civilization, If a
power puts at It's head sovereign who
showed marked and constant hostility
toward the allies and had been the ac-
complete Of our enemies. that power
ought to be warned that she can no
longer have our cooperation nor ex-
pect the same feeling from us as form
erly.
Further than that, the treaties give
us the right as protecting power to
proffer well-founded advice upon the
gravity of an act which might give
Germany occasion to intervene directly
or Indirectly in oriental affairs
The premier said he wished to con-
slider definite course in the matter In
complete accord with Great Britain.
Paris, Nov. 24--Great Britain has
already taken steps to inform King
Constantine of Greece and George
Rhalls, the new Greek premier, that
she Is absolutely opposed to the re-
turn of Constantine to the Greek
throne. says the Petit Parisien. She
has notified them clearly that II the
Greek government does not take cog
nizance of her stand, Greece cannot
hope to retain the territorial advan-
tages given her In the treaty between
the allies and Turkey, the newspaper
asserts.
| The Athens correspondent of the
campaign In Greece, says that during
| demonstrations following the election,
| many persons, among whom We're
women and children. were killed
London. Nov. 24.-Ex-King Constan-
| tine of Greece has emphatically de-
MED reports that he had invited former
Emperor William of Germany to go to
Corfu. where the former emperor has
residence. says dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Lucerne.
| Paris, Nov. 24.--Former Premier
venizelos of Greece is respondent
over his defeat ut the polls November
IA. and may retire permanently from
politics. In any event he will await
definition by the powers Of their at
titude toward Greece. said Sophocles
Venlzelos, son Of the former premier
to Paris correspondents at Nice yes
terday morning.
my father Is disguised and Is de-
spondent." said the young man.
Reasons for the defeat OF the Veni
zelist party which have been reported
from Athens. were confirmed by young
venizelos. He said the Venizelists
thought they had won. even when they
We're hopelessly beaten, because thu
royalists had adopted the ruse of goinl
to the polls wearing venizelist badges
Athens, Nov. 24.--The government
has decided in order to expedite mat
ters. that the plehiscite on the return
Of former King Constantine shall b,
held on the electoral lists.
The government newspapers an
nounee that Premier Rhallis viii visi
the entente capitals To open direct ne
gotiations With the allied governments