The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-01
REGENT HORTHY OF HUNGARY RESIGNED,
 DECLARES REPORT
100000 Soldiers in West Hungary Said to Have Ral- lied to> Gen. Lehar, Back
 CT of Former Emperor
By Associated Press

Vienna. March 3f-The Hum
 garian charge d'affaires has noti-
 fled Austria that former Emperor
 Charles will return to Switzerland.
 The Swiss minister declares that
 switzeriand will agree to his re-
 turn. i
 Vienna, March 31.-one of the
 foreign missions here today got in
 telephone communication with it's
 mission In Budapest and received
 Il denial of the rumOr of the resiS-
 nation of the Regent Horthy.
 The mission was assured that
 Budapest was quiet and that Hor-
 thy had the situation in hand.
 Vienna. March 31-It Is unofficially reported here that Admiral Horthy, the Hungarian regent, has resigned and will let events take their course, but the report is not confirmed.
 It is also reported that former Elm peror Charles is on the way to Buda- pest from the frontier and that army adhering to his cause is on the move.
 Further reports are that 100000 men from the West Hungarian garriso1s l6Nt to blc COlolS Oi OChSAs' Lehar, reputed to be the military leader in movement from Steina- manager to cause the restoration of Charles. Anxiety was expressed as to WI ether Admiral Horthy would be atlc to hold the southern constitu- ents in line.
 The resignation of Regent Horthy, it is reported, was actuated by growing dsaffection in the army and it's vir- tual refusal to support him longer.
 PAYMENT DEMANDED
 Steinamanger, West Hungary, March 3 (via Budapest) Premier Teleky ant Count Andraszy former foreign minister have been in debate whole day her with former Emperor Charles on the conditions under which the latter wouie be willing to sign a formal abdcatiol It is said Charles is insisting that { stipulation of the validity of the claim. of his son, Otto, shall be recognized an embodied Tn the. Hungarian law.
 Charles also demanded payment of ths civil list due since October last, amount ing to 150,0Oo, 600 kronen, and liberal an nuai grant from the time he was de throned formally by the national assem- bly,.
 A, double military cordon has oeei thrown drCuitQ lNe uOuSt dctOiIliiodel Y ing the former Emperor here. the sen tries allowing only persons with permls sion from Premier Teleky to pass in side Charles is said to be feeling poorly and to have spent a sleepless night
 After the conference with the forme Emperor, Premier Teleky left for Buda rest, but Count Andraszy is remainni here.
 MARTIAL LAW DECLARED
 Vienna, March 31.-Confirmation wa received in official quarters here thu afternoon that martial law has been de clared in West Hungary under the sup porters of ex-Emperor ;. Charles. Thl caused an intensified feeling of gravity II government circles over the situation.
 NEIGHBORS UNEASY Budapest. March 1.-The countrie. i heighbor to Hungary are watchins with the most intense interest ths events occurring -n that country. was learned today the Rumanans ar' lconcentrating troops at Grosswardeln 1 on the Hungarian border, and mex Temsvar, further south, to be read. | in case armed interference should b necessary.
 The Jugo Slavs, who have mobilize' l five divisions, crossed the Hungarian | frontier at several points, but with drew yesterday. The Jugo Slay dip lomatic representative here, M. Milo ljesevich, is said to have told the au l thcrities:
 l Our question is. will Charles de part within 24 to AS hours?
 WAS EXPECTED
 Belgrade. Jugo Slavia, March 3l-4 military demonstration, it is declared ! will he made shortly against Hungar