The Holly chieftain., 1922-10-05
FOREIGN

the border are searching for Capt. re-
liciano Val Verde, leader of the reVoit
Of the Forty-third regiment in Juarez,
which was smashed by Gen. j. }. Men
deZ garrison commander
The revolutionary committee IN Am
ems submitted to King George the
names of cabinet with Alexander
Zaimls us premier and NJ. Politis as
minister of foreign affairs. NJ. Politis
held the foreign portfolio under Nem-
zelOs.
The entire naval garrison ut Fai-
conara fort, near Spizia, Italy on the
Gulf of Genoa, is believed 10 have
been killed in I'm explosion caused by
lightning which destroyed everything
within radius of ten miles. There
are many hundreds of wounded.
Oberummergau. Germany. is said to
be considering an offer OF $1,OOOOOO
from American movie interests for the
motion picture rights of the Passion
Play. The villagers have taken up
the matter ON account Of the heavy
costs entailed in staging the prOduc-
tiOn this year.
The reply of the Turkish National
list government TO the allied peace
note has been completed andA COM
prises acceptance of the conditions
laid down at the Paris conference, ac-
cording 10 II statement made In Con-
stantinople by Essad Bey, aide de
cump TO Mustapha Kemal Pasha.
All the members of the Greek royal
family. with the exception of Prince
Paul, who becomes heir apparent,
sailed with King Constantine for Italy.
according to a Havas dispatch from
Athens. King George went to the
country residence of his father to bid
farewell to Constantine and Queen So
phie The departure of the monarch
caused no excitement In Athens.
EamOnn de Valera and his friends
have abdicated, according to the Free
mans Journal and Liam Lynch, chief
of staff of the Republican forces and
his colleagues are In power. The
newspaper states that the hopes of
rational peace are dashed to pieces by
this new event. 1t says the RepuD-
lican leaders are forcing their follow
ers to continue to the bitter end.
A Reuter- dispatch to London from
Athens says that Admiral Bristol has
informed the Greek government that
the United Stntes will undertake to
protect with destroyers the reiiovai
of the remaining 10000 refugees at
Smyrna IL Greece provides the mems
of transport. The Americans further
undertake to provide shelter and sus-
tenance for the refugees, and they fix
limit of one week for their emburka-
tiOn. The Greek government has
gratefully accepted the offer.
japanese military authorities in To-
kio are credited with the statement
that General Dieterichs, the anti
soviet leader in VIadivOstok, and Gen.
Chang TsO-Lin, the war lord of Man
churia, have been negotiating secretly
an agreement under which the arms
left by the Japanese In evacuating ST.
IBERIA Will be divided between the ST.
berian general and the Chinese gen.
eral, who plun to join In opposing the
soviet forces and those of the Far
Eastern republic ut Chita.
GENERAL
Harvey Napier, young policeman,
fired bullet into the breast of his
brother when the latter, at the head
of mob attempted to rescue third
brother from the custody Of the blue
at hxa NJ IN
Va. Jail.
Two men were shot and two stabbed
In u clash between members of the
International Longslloremen's Associa-
tiOn nnd alleged agents of the Indus
trial Workers of the World near the
pier of the Holland-American line In
Hoboken. N. j. Police reserves were
called to quell the disturbance and
five men were arrested. The police
were told the trouble started when u
crowd of alleged l. W. W. workers
threatened John Nolan, labor organi-
ger and member of the iongshoremen's
organization.
Attachment of funds carried in four
New York banks to the credit of Hugo
SHINES, German industrial magnate, in
connection with $2yO55, 1856 breach Of
contract suit filed by james A. Till
man, promoter. revealed that SHINES,
through various financial schemes, had
made attempts to float loans for hun
dreds of millions of dollars in this
country.
Forest fires completely destroyed
the settlement of Zin, Minn., and made
both sides of the Nermilion trail I'M
passable, due to the roaring furnace
and dense smoke. No loss of life was
reported at Zin, the settlers having
sufficient warning. The property DAM
age, however, was complete. not YES
tige of building being left in the little
community.
G. A. Porter. the flying blue