Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-30
fascist LEADER
CALLED BY KING TO
FORM A MINISTRY
Benito Mussolini Invited
by Victor Emmanuel to
Come to Rome.
WILL TAKE THE PLACE
OF FACTA CABINET
Chief of Revolution Reaches
an Accord With Dan.
nunzio.
rs ACCORDED unyAL HONoHs
Military Authorities Revoke All
Prohibitions Issued to Prevent
Ii
y AcconDED norAL noNons
Militnry Authorities Revoke All
Prohibitions Issued To Prevent
Outbreaks.
Icy Associated Press

ROME. Oct. 2?.-If what has occu-
pied the last few days In italy can
be- styled "A revolutions" the revolu-
t!on is over. and must have greatly
disappointed all who have "A clasSica |
idea OF such uph"avals. Bcnito Mus.
solini. leader Of the Fascist. has
heen invited by King Victor E:mman-
u"l To come To Rome: he Will be in
trusted with the formation Of min
iStry to take tho place of tho Facta
ministry. which Withdrew under
pressure of this far-sprcadinS move
mcrt.
With tho exception OF small mi
nority. all agree that Mussolini is
arbiier OF the situation and must as
sumo power and the responsibility OF
carrying out the program for which
the Fascist have fought
Consuits D'tnnunzIo.
Professor Mussollnl. on receiving
the Kings Invitation. went hrst to
Lake Gar'la. 10 see Gabrielle TAn-
nrnZio. the poet soldier. to discuss
with him the formation of Il new min
iStry. 1t is believed they reached :,
complete accord, because he is re-
ported 10 have left for Rome on a
special train. which was nut at his
disposal. royal military honors be-
ing rendered him both by the Fascist
$500 ,'p HiiS tIpOnS.
Ihe announcement that MussolIni
har been officially intrusted with
tho formation OF n Cabinet i,upcdi
atcly caused all agitation to subside
Inc military authorities revoked all
prohibitionS issued yesterday, and
thc Fascisti. who during the nIuh,
mad occupied tho military fort Mont,
Mario. on hill dominating Rome
returned II with all frIendliness "a
the military forces
After the refusal OF Antonio Sa
iandra. former Premier, to organize
ministry. tAe King called on Renito
Mussoiini' the Fascist leader. to as
Su!ne the task. 1t is eNDectcI tb,,
Mussolini will arrive here this .van>
ing and If he accepts the kinr.s In
''tatio'' all further need for FnscIsti
action Will be ended. Their entrance
'ht" Rome viii be the simple cyi.
dence OF their victory.
Southern Italy Isolated.
Deputy Chostri. describing the sit b.
"htioh this morning. said that Sou,h
cTh Italy had been isolated from, IN.
rrSt OF the country by bands of Eas
clSti. commanded by Doputv car.
aniiha- Other bands we're enc;r-
inS Ing me towns OF Elsilicata and
"iapria. The Fascist had orcupied
any, Iur"'he at FoSgia. Tuscany
anu omoria were entirely theirs.
semioificial statement denied son.
Sational rumorS circulated ahro,,,
particularly report that King Vic.
lor Emmanuel had been assassina,cd
me statement added that, with IN,
exception OF certain isolated incident,
"i an unimportant character. IN,
country was absolutely TRANQUIL. and
the cabinet crisis was approachinr
solution. Rome today bore It's usua'
sunday aspects. The houses wer,
decorated with flags and crowds wcr,
E"iiE parading the main thorough.
'ares' awaiting the entry Of the Fas.
cisti. Some of the police and mill.
'arE measures Of yesterday had bccr
Withdrawn motor busses we're ava,,
IN service. but armed patrols w.r,
"tlii To be seen In the streets. cay.
airy occupied strategic points. an.
the entire garrison was ken, in r,adi.
ness
Yesterday soldiers proceeded to IN,
outskirts OF the town and set ~,
naFncd-wire acknowledgements: the rail-.
ROAD lines were closely guarded mn,
an the bridges over the Tip.r shuI
on with wire and protected nv n,
ch!hc guns. Th- various minis,ri..
and public buildings were occupIcr
tCuntinuCl ON rdc. ,'ni . -