Evening star., 1922-08-13

Movement ot c1yllsn MOTOR iorSiss and half
the rapidity OF their movements through pos
session and use Of motor lorres. The govern
ment troops have stern orders and take them
seriously, They clash with detachments of
are lives lost Is there tn s to be
cismo organization, orders complete demobili-
cation Of his followers. 1t is not clear whether
Mussolini issues the order quite voluntarily, or
following demand from the government He
is resolute man. He certainly would not
demobiliZe his followers. however peremptory
might be the governments demand, did he
fear that following such demobiization the
= Here, then IS an entirely new face of
things" What is the explanation? 1t is as
folio of the interior, as had been the wont of
Italian premiers,, De Facta. resmming office.
as prefect Of the province of Turin. had in
1920 impressed the world by his bold and wise
when bolshevism seemed secure of victory. 1t
was an inspired appointment. Taddei at once
eved @ I'll the ia fascist % of the function Which since
1920 the latter voluntarily. extra legally, not
patriotically and benefcently, had exercised
on the behalf Of successive governments too
mental function of suppressing elements which
would subvert the state. Mussolini had the
ton Of his organization was no longer requir-
ed for the present and the character to act
construed as due to timidity De Facta re-
ceived the due reward for his wisdom and cour-
age IN making the RAIDER appointment IN a vote
of confidence from the chamber Italy is to be
congratulated and poor old Lenin commiser
ated. Nor should the Dioscuri be forgotten
let their effgies in the Campidoglo be gar
landed.
ChIna.-According to an Associated Press
report, Chang Tso-Lin has again proclaimed
the independence of Manchuria. Chang does
that every little while. If those legislators
in Peking don't stop wrangling, perhaps he
will make it stick"
President Ii Yuan-Hung has offered the
premiership of China Tang Shao-Yi,
spicuous of late years a henchman of Sun
Yat-Sen
On August 2. swatow on the coast of
kWang tung province China, and the neigh
boring country were swept by typhoon and
a tidal wave 1t is estimated that at least
DESTROYED and that the loss of life was more
stnglnS defeat" to his warriors at the hands
of Gen. Chen Kwang- Ming, has thrown up
kong on a British gunboat. Later he took
commercial boat for Shanghai
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United States of America.-Of the Presi-
dents second mediation proposal in the
strike of the railroad shopmen-that the
men return to work and that the seniority
question he referred to the Railroad Labor
Board-which second mediation seems to be
as coolly received was the first one;
of the meeting of heads of the STANDARD
railroad labor organizations in Washington
on Friday to discuss the attitude of the other
organizations toward the shopnen's strike; of
several walkouts of members of the big four
brotherhoods, on the ground that armed rail-
road guards were menace to their safety
which they would not brook, and the likei-
hood of further Walkouts this and other
grounds; of who is lying about the condition of
rolling stock; of the conference at Cleveland
between miners chiefs and operators repre-
senting less than half of the bituminous ton
mage in the central competitive field, and
whether or no general settlement of the
negotiations; of the Presidents committee for
distribution and rationing of coal and how it
is functioning: of the incidents and develop
ments in general of the two great strikes, 1
must postpone discussion to next week.