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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
by MIIITON

NEA Service Staff Correspondent
LONDON-The woman behind
Kemal.
That's what they call Halid Edib
Hanoum, n Of the first Turkish
women of all time to make her
mark in history
She is said to be the person who
has inspired Kemal Mustapha with
his grandiose dreams of a revived
Turkey astraddle of the straits of
Bosphorus with one foot in Europe
and the other in Asia 1t is she
who is supposed to be constantly
whispering in his ears the battle cry
-"Turkey-all Turkey-for the
Turks!"
Romantic legend is already busy
with her story and it is already hard
to sift fact from fiction. It is known
that she is the daughter Of a Turk
who a an official at the Yildiz
Kiosk, the home of the sultans at
Constantinople. 1t is known that
she was n of the first real Turkish
women to be graduated from the
American College at Constantinople
She has absorbed both Turkish
and European cultures
Highly Cultured
She is quoted as saying:
I'm the most approved Turkish
housewifely fashion, I can go to a
market and pick out a female slave
for the household and know the ex-
act price to pay for her. And / can
go to a European butcher shop like
any European woman and aelect the
proper joint of beef or mutton.
"As a Turk I can select a dancing
girl and know what her services are
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
8 MINERS DEAD

MCURTAIN, Oklas, Oct. 20.--(By
The Associated Press)-Eight men
were killed and four were badly in
jured in an explosion Of gas In the
Progressive Coal Company's mine, a
mile and a half north of McCurtain,
this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN

The Perth Amboy Chapter of the
American Red Cross will leave this
city with the crippled children OF
the community enroute to the New
ark Red Cross clinic. Mrs. Gould OF
the local chapter will accompany
the children in the automobiles OF
the Women's Motor Corps. Miss
Anna Borden Of the local chapter
will be greatly indebted to anyone
who would be so kind as to notify
her as to other crippled children
about the city who have not Yet
been reported. They also will be
taken to the clinic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
T. b. G. Club Tonight

There will be a meeting Of the T.
B. G. Club tonight at 1880 o'clock
at the home of Miss Blanche Mar
shall, in Center street. All members
are urged to be present as much
business of importance will be dis
cussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
surrogafe,s Court

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 20.-
Letters of administration have been
granted Annie K. Gallagher. OF Port
Reading, on the estate of her hus-
hard, Dominick j. Gallagher. who
died. July 6, last. Five minor chill
dren survive in addition to the wife.
Ehs estate Is valued at 500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
Bon Bon Girls Meet

The Bon Bon Girls held their
weekly meeting at the home of Miss
Ida Blanchard on Hall venu last
night. Refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Miss Lena Matthefs of
IHopelawns
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
BOAT UPSETS, TWO DROWN

ST. JOHNS. N. B., Oct. 20.-The
passenger steamer Dream upset and
sank in the st. John river today.
Two women passengers were report
ed drowned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20

The Red Bank police reported to
lieutenant Morris about IL o'clock
yesterday that a a bearing the
license .O19230 N. j. was stolen
from Red Bank Wednesday night.
Ths local police officers were noti-
Ted to that effect.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
Ex-Kaiser Prepares to Wed

AMSTHEkDAM, OCT. ~ d The
Associated Press):-The civil be-
trothal ceremony of former Emperor
William and the Princess of Reuss
occurred today. says q message re-
.csived here from Dorm
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
Announce Engagement

Mrs. Ida Miller, Of South First
street, announces the engagement of
her daughter, Yetta. to Joel j. Boldt.
of New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20

( a special meeting OF the Darda-
tella Boys will be held tonight in
their ciubrooms, at which time plans
for a dance to be given the middle
OF November will be made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
CITY BRIEFS

Pc Ambo Tribe No. s5, Improved
Order OF Red Men. held a regular
pow-wow at Red Mems hall last
night.
A meeting of Lawrence Lodge No.
B2, Odd Fellows, will be held to-
night at Odd Fellows hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20

The builders of the z. NJ. II. A.
building at the corner of Madison
avenue and Jefferson street were no.
titled yesterday to keep danger
lights on the fence and materials
around the sight at night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20

A complaint was made to police
headquarters last night regarding
boys who start fires in the vicinity
of sill New Brunswick avenue.
The Central railroad crossing at
s-aith street vas blocked for ten
: autes yesterday by freight 36S.
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Special Gable 20 THE NEw YORK HERALD.
COPYRIGHT, 1899, BIZ THE NEw yoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. sept. %.
The Greek instruction even though
Il has accomplished the abdication OF
Constantine, now threatens TO fan the
war spark in the Near East into a
fame more menacing than anything
foreseen during the last fortnight.
High French officials admitted this
afternoon their fears that Greek in
tentions to reinforce their garrisons
in Thrace prefaced not only a more
terrible series of massacres than the
Balkans have known for q generation,
but, unless Allied diplomatic tact can
save the situation, would overthrow
the results of the difficult negotiations
in Paris recently, send tho Turks
against the British at chanak. and
also open tho way for Russian inter-
vention via the Black Sea coast in
Turkeys behalf in Thracc.
Everything depends upon the pres
sure being brought to bear upon both
kemal and Athens, by the French in
the FIRST instance and the British in
the second. 20 keep passions in check
while striving TO put the Allies armis-
tice scheme into operation in Mu-
DANA.
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REBELS MARCH ON ATHENS
AS GEORGE IS NAMED KING;
TURKS YIELD ON STRAITS
British Column Goes
to Stop Advance of
Turks Menacing Post

CONSTANTINoPLE, Sept. 81
~ ASSOCIATED Press. = Turk
ish cavalry from Ere keui
with reenforcements is advancing
10 the northeast upon Asmali-
Tepe, apparently for the purpose
of cutting off the British advanced
post at Kepehz.
A British column, supported by
artillery. has left Chanak to coun-
ter the threat.
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MURPHY DELAYS BREAKING
SlNI7H-HEARST DEADLOCK;
LYONS WILL KEEP UP FIGHT
Root Likens Tammany
to the Barbary Pirates
Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
ALBANY. sent "a.

spccadt Dispatch 10 The NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Albany. Sept. "a.
T. LIHU ROOT, departing from
r. the text of his prepared key
note speech to-day, accused
Tammany of fighting persistently
the attempt of the State ito break
the stranglehold of the municipal
administration of New York city
upon the production Of the State
and of the country"
so the Barbary pirates fought to
preserve their systera of levying
tribute on commerce." Mr.. Root
said, and after giving examples of
the outrageous pier leasing GUS
toms in New York he exclaimed:
"And the attention of the criminal
courts does not yet seem to have
been called to these facts"
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Indications or strategy.

Strategic moves made to-day indi-
cate that the first phase of the battle
will take the form Of an effort 20 in
duce Mr.. Hearst and Mr.. Smith to for
get and forgive many OF the things
each has said to the other. What the
leaders would like to do Is TO put both
on tho ticket, but naturally in different
places. Failing IN this undertaking Il
remains to be seen whether the vast
personal popularity OF Smith will out
weigh In the opinion OF Murphy the
potentially important material con-
sidcration that lies on the other side.
Murphy has not raised his hand or
voice to stem the relentless flood OF
acrimonious denunciation between the
Hearst and Smith factions. The Hearst
people attack Smith on the ground
that he Is a reactionary. too much
like Miller; that he has lost much of
his personal popularity by tying up
with corporations. and that the logic
Of the situation calls for the nominal
-
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Revolution SPREADING.

The Nenizelist newspapers assect lsa
the revolution has spread throughcrs &
entire country. Prince Paul. the 7.ns
youngest son, was aboard the IT, ~ir.
ship Helle in the Aegean when prfl Y
the navy revolted. Tho battleship fnu
nos sent a radio TO the Helle aslxir ta.
Prince if he wished to join Tho uar
movement for national defence. wI
radio operator Of tho Helle replied
salute YOU, brothers" Thea oommuai
ton was cut.
The brother OF r. Braghoutis. rr
was sssassinated In 1920 and who ~,
Royalist Deputy. announced his adh
70 the revolutionary cause. Tho
zelist newspapers say that diplor
circles OF the Entente consider that
movement will have good effec
the general political situation and
favorably influence Kemal Pasha's -
ply 10 the Joint note.
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Continued on Page Six.

Theatrical and Hotel and Restaurant.
,drertising win be found on Page 10.--Adr.
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Continued on Page Seven.
CRUISES RoUND-THE.w WORLD.

s. ss nesolute and voiendam. ian. o and
ia. 1879. Ask for Booklet. Raymond &
whtcomb Co. 2c5 Fifth Ave. Tel. Madison
sa Ga7c.-ddc.
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UItimntums From war.nip.

An ultimatum rrcm the We rship Len.
nos. which is said 10 be AZ Piraous, the
seaport Of Athens. with revolving troops
demanded the dissolution of the National
Assembly and the formation OF people \
Cabinet friendly 10 the Entente
second ultimatum declared II wa
considered the National Assembly had
already been dissolved, and II dcmande,4
the creation OF a pro- Entente Cabinet
whose members would be appointed b.
tho revoiutlonarics.
The Lemnos has sent radio message
70 the entire navy asking for adherence
70 the revolution. The Lemnos is stop
ping all ships carrying officers and
troops az Piraeus These arc being
forced 10 join her revolutionary movt.
ment.
II no favorable reply had been r..
ceived by midnight. II was declared, dis
embarkation would De begun. Cen
Papoulas. recently appointed Military
Governor Of Thrsce. proceeded 70 Lau-
rum 70 negotiate with tho revolution
aries Neither ultimstum spoke OF the
abdication OF King Constantine.
Second Time King Lost Throne.
LONDON, Sept. q ASSOCIATED Prcss)
Greece is In the throes OF revolution
which has already caused the downfall
Of the Government and forced the I'm
happy Constantine TO Rbdicate in favo
OF the Crown Prince thus losing his
throne for the second time IN i've years
rho revolutionary movement, which Is
said to be led by Gen. Gonntas, IS mak
Ing Roadway IN all directions. but thus
far without reports OF blocdshcd. TIL
Greek neot also nas gone over 10 the
revolutionariss.
The insurrection. which. while not Al
together unforeseen, broie out as 49,.
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Continued on Page Two.

FOUND ANyTHING-
~ 80, SEQ X n Is adscytised IN the Lost and
Found columns Of to.aal's New York Herald.
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Continued on Page Three.
ARE Won RIM DowNs

Try DEWEI'B 'Dew-Tono" Tonlcs.
sold only a, 1913 Fulton st., N. Y. C.--Adu.
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Rioting In Athens.

Shots We're fired in the streets OF
Athens at II o'clock this morning
About 100 officers of the army and
police paraded through the Place d.
la Constitution, shouting Long live
the King!" They were surrounded by
several tramcars filed with civilians.
who raised the same. cry. Gradually
a crowd formed behind the officers and
several of the officers shouted that the
revolution was a bluff, engineered BY
few men. and that the Government
should not yield to the revolutionists.
There were shouts for Venizelos and
for republic. The former Minister OF
Agriculture. Sideris, was wounded.
It was the former American battle
ship Idaho. now the Greek Lemnos.
that started the revolution. In 1919
Greece bought the Idaho and Missis-
sippi The Idaho was named Lemnos
in honor of the naval victory against
the Turks in 1912. of the island 81
Lemnos. The Mississippi was named
the Kilkos. for a famous battle agains
the Bulgarians.
The revolutionists announce that
they will proclaim their choic -
Ministry on their arrival in Athens
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Turks May Accept Russian Aid.

Should Renal, however decide that
Tie Turkish population in Thrace needs
assistance, which The Allies refused to
give against the Greeks, an effort on bis
part 70 pass the Dardanelles seems In.
evitable. Failing this Renal has only
one recourse left. namely, acceptance "
Russian military help. which so far Turk
ish spokesmen have denied any desire TO
employ
Asked this afternoon whether he con-
s.dcrcd Il would be better for Renal i'm.
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Fears Massacres Worse Than
Balkans Have known
in Generation.
TEST FOR ALLIED TACT
Greek and Turkish Passions
Must Be Checked During
Negotiations.

Special Gable 70 TH- NEw YoEK HERALD.
COPYRIGHT, 1899, BIZ THE NFw YoRK HERALD.
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Army and Navy De-
mands Force; COnstan-
tine Quits in Favor
of Crown Prince.
WOULD KEEP THRACE
New Government and Re-
tenti0n of Territory
Chief Objects.
NO BLOOD SHED YET
Rev0lutionists From War
Fields and Fleet Near Gates
of Capital.
NO BLOOD SHED YET

ATHENS, Sept. 81 ASSOCIATED Press)
Following a revolt OF the Greek
army and navy, the resignation cf
the Cabinet and the abdication OF King
Constantine, Crown Prince George
who married Princess Elizabeth or
Rumania, becomes King of Greece
1t was announced that George would
take the oath to-day before the mem
bers OF the Cabinet which resigned
yesterday.
"Until the people say they want me
no more | shall hold the throne" the
King declared to the Associated Press
correspondent last night. He accepts
this swift revolution as the voice OF
the people.
The revolutionary army is march
inc on Athens and will reach the capt
tai tonight. Three hundred army or
fcers visited the King and urged the
formation OF military Cabinet They
were ready, they said, 10 put thom-
selves at the head OF the people L.
combat tile revolutionists, maintain
order and defend the King.
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Fear Greek Revival.


But in the present state OF the Greel;
army, which is reported 10 be little
more than a badly organized horde
anxious only for revenge, yet lacks the
military means therefor. the Frencl,
frankly fear that the Near East situa-
tion will require more bloodshed before
peace can be attained Although up to
the present the Kemallsts have chown
the utmost care in approaching the
British occupied zone at Chanall, due %
French representations both AZ Smyrna
and Constantinople, should The Greeks
decide to retaliate for their Smyrna de-
feat by scourging the Turks in Thrace
the ono region where Greece can do 60
without fearing immediate Turkish re-
prsals. il Is considered almost certain
here that Renal would give the order
for his 10000 TO attempt to reach the
European side and protect their fellow
Turks.
THE whole situation is ono calling for
clear thinking and definite efforts ID
calm national passions" one official 0;
the French Government told THE New
YORK HERALD correspondent. "Repor's
OF Greek intentions TO cut loose from the
Allies and try to wreak havoc in Thrace
before they are. forced 10 accept new
frontiers have been 3rriving daily. bit
little credence is placed in them here, a:
Il is generally understood that British
influence Will be able TO dominate any
wild Greek maneuvers"
Coming at the time that British
statesmen at Geneva are processing fear
OF Turkish rnassacres at STEAMBOAT abou;
the beginning OF October. Greek intran.
sigeantism, in view OF Allied unity III
giving Thracc TO the Turks. Is con.
sidered significant in both French and
italian circles here. In fact, IL will he
hard to convince Renal. unless the
Greeks are held IN check, that the
Turkish Nationalist have not been
duped once more by the British merely
Ia give the Greek troops a delay sum
cient 10 mass their army remnants in an
area where they can put up dnal
offensive
Whether Greece rs9ps the glory 81
such q temporary success really docs
not matter. the danger lying IN the fac;
that Greek nationalism thus would b
permitted TO recover after the Alilef
had agreed to crush all lopeg for 2
greater Greece.
Although the situation tse,rs 18th OK
citing possibilities. French military ad.
visers have ext resscd tha belief that
there Is absolutely no hope for another
Greek success at arms. This view 4
based upon the fact that tho Allied agree.
ment In the Paris conference practically
prohibits England furnilhins arms and
munitions 10 Greece. and Il Is known
that the reserve supply il already
badly depleted.
-. - a..u. 'nu..l.. Az
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Continued ON Page Seven.
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wants Maternity Le9isIstfon.

Mrs. Willis Mitchell of Washington
county. representing the League Of
Women Voters, asked for an enabling
act TO permit New York State to par
ticipate In the Federal Shepard Towner
child birth and maternity law. Because
Of objections of Gov. Miller TO accepting
Federal aid the last Legislature enacted
--M-----.
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Continued on Page Three.
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Washing Won't Rid
Head of Dandruff

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Vampire Complexion"
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Cocoanut Oil Makes
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n ron want 20 keep your hair In
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