Williams news., 1922-10-06
FOREIGN

| liciano Val Verde, leader of the revol of the F0rty-third regiment in Juarez | which was smashed by Gen. J. J. Men | dez, garrison commander.
 The revolutionary committee in Ath ems submitted to King George the names of q cabinet with Alexander Zaimis as premier and M. Politis as | minister of foreign affairs. NJ. Politis held the foreign portfolio under Veni- zelos.
 The entire naval garrison at Fall conara fort, near Spizia, Italy on the Gulf of Genoa, is believed to have been killed in an explosion caused by
 lightning which destroyed everything
 within a radius of ten miles, There
 are many hundreds of wounded.
 Oberammergau, Germany, is said to
 be considering an offer of $1,OOO, ,OOO
 from American movie interests for the
 motion picture rights of the Passion
 Play. The villagers nave taken up
 the matter on account of the heavy
 costs entailed in staging the produc-
 tion this year.
 The reply of the Turkish National
 fSt government to the allied peace
 note has been completed and com
 prises acceptance of the conditions
 
 cording to a statement made in Con-
 stantinople by Essad Bey, aide de camp to Mustapha Renal 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 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 a rational peace are dashed to pieces by this new event. It says the RepuD- lfcan leaders are forcing their follow CTS to continue to the bitter end.
 A Reuter- dispatch to London from Athens says that Admiral Bristol has the Greek government that the United States will undertake to protect with deStroyerS the removal of the remaining 10000 refugees at Smyrna if Greece provides the means of transport. The Americans further to provide shelter and sus- tenance for the refugees, and they fix a limit of one week for their embarka- tion- The Greek government has gratefully accepted the offer.
 Japanese military authorities in To- Aio are credited with the statement that General Dieterichs, the anti soviet leader in Vladivostok, and Gen. Chang Tso-Lfn, the war lord of Man l churia, have been negotiating secretly | m agreement under which the arms | eft by the Japanese in evacuating Si- | )eria will be divided between the Si- | )erian general and the Chinese gen. ,ral, who plan to join in opposing the I soviet forces and those of the Far Eastern republic at Chita.
 
 Harvey Napier, a young policeman, fred a bullet into the breast of his 'rother when the latter, at the head | if a mob attempted to rescue third rother from the custody of the blue oat at the entrance to the Kenova, w. 'a- jail.
 Two men were shot and two stabbed D a clash between members of the tional Longshoremen's Associa- ion and alleged agents of the Indus rial Workers of the World near the fer of the HOlland-Americ can line in N. J. Police re serves were alled to quell the disturbance and i've men were arrested. The police | ere told the trouble started when al rowd of alleged 1. w. w. workers lreatened John Nolan. labor organi- er and member of. the longshoremen's rganization.
 Attachment of funds carried in four | ew York banks to the credit of Hugo times, German industrial magnate, in ,nnection with a $2,O55,1S5 breach of E suit filed by James A. Till an, promoter, revealed that Shines, l [ rough various financial schemes, had d ade attempts to float loans for hun eds of millions of dollars in this s untry. E Forest fires completely destroyed e settlement of Zin, Minn., and made ,th sides of the VermiHon trail inn ssable, due to the roaring furnace & Id dense smoke. No loss of life was fl ported at Zin, the settlers having s fficient warning. The property dam [ e, however, was complete, not yes ,e of building being left in the little h u G. A. Porter, the flying blue u cket," who started to fly from San U ego,> Caif, to his home in Long mt Colo sold his 9PrOnIanQ tn |