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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-16
PROHlBIcNf vALKA.

Lexington, KY, Is. prosin-
ce. $500 Tyden Sarwatek mezi
"m6sickafi" a federalnimi pro
hlbicnimi zffzenci v hor&ch
Menifee okresu,o v nichz zabi-
ii byli til dfednici a jeden me-
sickaf a jiny zbujnik poranen,
skoncil dnes vecer.
Druzina dvacetip6ti federal.
mich zrizencI vr&xila sc 2 hor.
ske krajiny peti zatc cenymi
Robert Ballard. vhdce zbujnf'
kt, byl zastfelen dnes rAno
Guy Cole, tfetf vlAdni dfedrfl
zabity, padl v dne6ni bitve.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-16

New York, Is. prosince. =
Fl. Anna Cataldo, 30-leta q ie-
il syn, Fred, 9-lety, byli zabiti
We SVEN obydli ma Stilwell ave.,
Coney Island, dnes 6asne rano.
Byli probodnuti. Tela obou le-
zela ma kuchynske podlaze,
L. LII l. ~:x: .e-els -: l--=A
NY q AAesoiNa PVsviesha ma oeowC
nj, jez horelo. Plyn z horaku
sytil plameny. Sv9tnice byla
v neporadku jako by byvala
zena svedla tuhy zapas o zivot
svIj sveho ditete. Policie
pravi, ze sleduje dGlezltou sto-
pu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-16

Washing tor Is. prosince.
Narodni sana sit0atlla
'dnes jednu = nsjvetsich pova-
lecnych fiaantntcA operaci, jez
zahrnovala vyplaceni v jed
nom dni $1,OOO, 100000 drzi-
telIm not vftezstvf a certifika-
til zadluzenosti. Z&roven vsak
pTijem narodnf pokladny cinil
dnes 81, 100000, tax ze BIZ
lance byla ma prave strane L.
cetni knihy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-16
SCHtJZKA cUvERNERu.
S PRESIDENTEM.
Budou % raditi ' Bilsm DomS
. prov<dsnf prohibice.

White Sulphur Springs, W..
Va, Is. prosince. - Guver-
neri statd nyni We vyrocni kon-
ferenci zde, obdrzeli osobni po
zvani cd presidenta Hardinga
po telefonu dnes vecer, ably
byli jeho hostmi phi ob9de v
Bilem Dome pond9lf a poho-
vofili 81 MIN mezi jinymi wee
mi 0 provadeni prohibice.
Depese byla obdrzena GU
vernerem Sproulem z Pennsyl-
vanie, jenz sd9ll pozvanf ostat
MIN guvernerdm a tito Timed
wall zalezitost tn ' dvahu.
Ned&vno bylo oznameno, ze
president hodlal svolati konfe-
renci guverneri st&tl nekdy
pristi m9sic "a Icelem poroko-
vanf s lrednfky administrace
o prohibicni otazce a vyrozumi
va Sc, ze pozvani vydano nyni,
nnn2Ma<l1 48txina+ gnrernas.A q 4
jet hlize Washingtonu.
Ocekava Sc, ze nasledujici
guvernefi budou pritomni ma
pond6lnf konferenci v Bilem
Dome: Kilby z Alalbamy,
Campbell z Antony, Davis z
Idaha, McCray z Indiany, Al
len z Kamsasu, Ritchie z Ma
rylandu, Preus z Minnesoty,
Hyde z Missouri, McKelvie z
Nebrasky, Sproul z Pennsylva-
ME q Trinkle z Washingtonu.
Nekteri 2 gUvern6r6 memo
|hpu se do1taviti. ajskto drive
|jiz slfbfli svoji pfftomnost jim
de. N
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-16

4. Kabinet pojednaval
obsirne o situaci dnes.
Dobfe Sc vyrozumiva, ze
hlavni tahy v t&to move mezi-
narodni krisi, kdy Nemecko
jest ma pok1.aji shrouceni, Fran
Gle hrozf obsazenfm Rulrske
oblasti a Anglie mluvi 0 skirt
mutt dluh1 a kdy wsechny moe
nosti vzhlfzejf ku Spojenym
Statdm - jsou rfzeny k tomu,
ably sc nasla costa, ktera by
odradila Francii Cd podniknu. !.
tt vojenskych krokd proti Me-
mecku "a pokutu neplacenf
valecnych nahrad.
AneTicha viada, jejf stat1Ii-
ci pravi, hotova jest pdsobiti
svym vlivem t6to vazne 81
tuaci. Kabinetni schizi pred
chazela vym6na depesf po ne
kolik dnf mezi odIborem st&tn
a velvyslancem Heweyem v
Londyne, n'aGez pak nasledo-
valo jeho povolani domn.
Ackoli niceho nebyfo dano
na vefejnost, jakymi plany O.
bira Sc vlada, de Sc pTedpovi-
dati 8 jistou pravd9pod dobnosti,
[xe bude se nditi tsunito sn9r
[Hict1rti 49, q 10 Il So
Administrace nezmeniba ma
hledh svych ohledne skrtnur,
dluhI.
Kongres jedin6 ma moe jed
natl v otazce dluhd, administra
ce Jest vazana zakonem a kon-
gres neni v nalade, pokud WI
bee jest znamo, zm6nMi zakon.
Pdjcka, vladou Nemecku,
ably mohlo platiti nahrady, me-
nj vIbec brana " dvahu. Jest
mozno, ze vlada byla by ochot-
ma podniknouti kroky, jez by
zajistily nutne potraviny Ne
mecku, avsak zem9 tato, jake
|vlada, vdbec nepomysli ma po-
skytovani dalsfho lv6ru. Ia
roven jest mozno, ze Spojene
Staty daily by svIj souhlas s
konanfm mezinarodnf konfe-
renee, ma niz by Sc projednala
J a rozhodla otazka dluihu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-16
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+
MlLLERUV STROJ
kEZACf.

zvysena bude vseobecna pff-
zen.
Snahou nasi jest poslouziti
kazdemu prfznivci ''Sveta"
tim nejlepsim, echo Sc dociliti
da. Mas tiskovy department
zarizujeme t9mi nejmodernej-
simi stroll, takze neni doba
daleka, re toto odd6leni v ma
Sem zavode bude samostatne
pracovati k vyfizovani tisko-
vych praci pri pine vykonno-
sti pfesn9 q zlevn6nfm cen OBJ
jednavek tiskovych.
VYDAVATELSTVO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-16

Pafiz, Is. prosince. - Sne-
movna poslanecka dnes casne
rano po dlouhe debate vyslo-
villa dIveru vlade Poincare-ove.
Hlasovani bylo SIP proti 76.
Snemovna byla v, zasedani cd
patku odpoledne az do 1:25
dnes rano.
Kdyz byl nastinil optimisti-
cky pokrok vyjednavani o va
lecne nahrady a mir 8 Turec-
KEN, Poincare sdelil snemovn6,
ze jest hotov odstoupiti, zdali
snemovna jest toho mineni, re
ma jiny kabinet, lepe zpdsobi-
= rIac0v All PTU TTancii.
Londynska konference, pra-
vii Poincare, ma miste aby byla
nezdarem, "byla uspesnou, po-
nevada byla svolana jedine,
ably upravila cestu pro plenar-
nj konferenci. at jest konana
" Brusselu neb nikoli a to sc
stale.
"NaSe konversace v Londy-
me-" premier polsra6oval, "by.
ly vedeny v nejcistsi a nejzdrs
v6jsi atmosfefe ddv3ry. KAT.
dy v Londynx zdal sc byti ovli
dan myQenkovs udr1cvati =,
allianci Nvysolko mad otazka7nl
podrobnoeti a procedury.
ia nem&m nejmensich w.
citek vIci nikomu a nemohu
zasahovati do vnitfni smernice
kterekoli jine zeme, ale reknu
vam, ze stare pomluvy obvi.
novani z militarismu a imperi.
alismu proti Francii. jez zvyk.
III jsme slychati ma druhe stra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-16
JINY POHLE MA NOVY RYCHLOLIS.

Mich cennikI a rIznych tisko-
vych praci.
Vyobrazeny stroj umozhuje
zejmena rychlou vyrobu OBJ
chodnich let&kI j jinych po-
dobnych. tiskopish. Konstruk-
ce zmensuje podstatne dobu
zhotoveni phi jinak naprosto
presn@ pr&ci a zjednodusuje
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-16

Byvaly kaia6s nazvkn zbabSl-
cm b5h6m procesu

Londyn, 16s proaince. diva
mladi nacionAliste ob3alovani
2 vrazedn6hcx dtoku ma Max.
miliana Hard(na, znameho ne
meck6ho alktora, byli uzna.
nj vinnymi. dR depese ku Cen.
tral News = Berlina. Grens,
jeden 2 itot Ski, byl odsou.
zen ma 81 M sicd We vezeni a
Weichert, drdhy, ma 33 mesf-
ce.
Berlin, Is. prosince. - Cisai
Vilem byl H1<n jako zhabelec
b9hem process Grensem a
Weichertem, ktefi Sc pokusili
0 zavra6dsni Maxmiliana Har.
dena.
"Kaiserova zbab6lost jest
tou jedinou tinnou silou v ne.
mecke politice," Harden cito-
val hrabete Bismarcka, "otce
monarchie", jenz pry pouNl O.
nxch slccz EAs.dn,, sas.n.,:l xc
kritisoval politiku drivejsihc
cisafe po celou dobu jeho via.
dy.
Utocnfci M Hardena vysv6t.
'tlovali, ze sp6chali dtok, ably
mu zabranili vypraviti Sc dc
Spojenych St&kl ma prednasko.
YOU ceHtu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-16
KELLER Sc NEDosTAvIL.

Washington, Is. prosince.
- Pr&vni vybor snemovni,
pred MIMI projednayana jes,
'zalazitc obz aIQyaaf general
'niho navladniho Daughertyho,
seSel sc dnes opetne, avsak
kongresnik Keller, autor obza
iovaci predlohy sc nedostavil,
ackoli byl obeslan. Pc delsi
debate vybor odrocil zasedani
ma zitrek. kdy asi bude roz-
hodnuto, jake kroky budou
podniknuty vzhledem k dalsi.
mu Tizeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-16

Strojnf zaffzeni "Sveta"
rozmnozeno bylo v nejposled-
nEjsi dob9 o diva nejmodernej-
81 stroje tiskafskeho odboru.
NoHym lisern, postwenym
znatny1p n&kladem, urcenyn
k / zhotoven1 pracf do naseho
oboru spsdajfcfch jake je tisk
knih, brozur i svxtSich obchod-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-16
AMNEST1E v ITALII.

Rim, Is. prosince. : Italsky
kabinet dnes schvalil navrho-
vanou dalekosahlou amnestii.
Podminkv budOu nfedn6 oZna-
meny pred Vanocemi.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
LAST RIIESA PAlDLEADER
 IN CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, Dec, 2.In the hail where he spent the best years of his life, the, nation today paid final tribute to Representative James R. Mann, of Illinois, who died yesterday following short illness of pneumonia. President Harding. members of the Cabinet and of the Diplomatic Corps, and represents tives from every branch of the gov ernment, many of them among the humblest employes, attended the fu- neral services. The funeral oration wal delivered by Rev. James R. Freeman, rector of the Church of the Epiphany. The body of tho late congressman will bs taksn to H. |linois for burial.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
FRANCE MAY BE FORCED TO ACT
 ALONE ION DEBT

PARIS, Dec. 2.-In spite of the fact that a majority of the members of the Allied Preparations Commits sion are opposed to the plan of Pre- mier Poincare for direct action against Germany in the collection of war indemnities, there is growing feeling that the French will soon be in a position where they will be forced to take independent measures against the Germans. At meeting here next week Premier Poincare will place before the premiers of the Allied nations plan to reduce the indemnity to probably 5000, 900 gold marks in return for the cancel lation of the French debt to Great Britain. The Associated Press has been informed that unless thsi plan is agreeable, France will take the only other course, which will mean open seizure of the products of the Ruhr district and absolute control of the Rhine"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
PROGRESSIVE BLOC EFFECTED IN CONGRESS
WITHDRAWAL TROOPS ! FROM RHINE DIS1
 NOT PRACTICAL NON

NI T H t.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The view of those who believe that American troops should be withdrawn from the Rhine was stated yesterday by 8 spokesman at the White House to have the entire sympathy and favor of Pres .ident Harding. It was explained, how. ever, that this step had not been taken because of possible interpretations which might be placed upon 1t with reference to the attitude of the Ameri- can Government in world affairs just at this time, when such far-reaching and vital questions are uppermost in Europe.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
FIRE WRECKS HAVOC
 IN SOUTHERN TOWN

'.
 NEWBURN, N. C., Dec s,---Fire which started yesterday in the negro section of West Newburn, a suburb of this place, swept through the quar- ter and across the town in spite of the heroic efforts of the fire depart ment to check it, and by late after noon had razed more than score of blocks and destroyed more than two hundred houses. Famed by a high wind, the flames were still uncon- trolled at late hour, and aid was being rushed from nearby towns, A three hundred thousand dollar saw mill was destroyed.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
BLAINE PLAYS MELLON
 ON TAX SECRECY

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Address- ing the national Conference of Pro gressives which met according to schedule here today, Governor Blaine, of Washington. charged Sec retary of the Treasury Mellon with discrimination in favor of the rich taxpayer and the profiteer. Advocat- ing the abolition of secrecy on the subject of the ban on income-tax re- turns. Governor Blaine attacked Mellon for recent statements in which the Treasury official declared that the government could not reach the undistributed surplus on which rich corporations base their stock dividends.
 Declaring that the secrecy which is being maintained by the govern ment as to income-tax statements .is responsible for innumerable frauds against the government, which publicity would serve largely to cure, Blaine demanded "ls 1t true that the government is power less to enforce the law against the rich, or is 1t just g lack of desire on the part of Mellon to place all taxes on the basis of equality before the law?"
 Samuel Gompers followed Blaine in an address before the Conference, attacking the policy of partisan af' filiations. "Unquestioning allegiance to party, by which that obligation IS placed above principle and country, !" is the cause, he declared, of much political evil in the Nations life.'
 Senator Norris, speaking on Bring. ing Back the Government to the Peo- ple," advocated ths abolition of the electoral college. Oour forefathers,' he said, ''in writing the Consultation were groping in the dark and exreri- menting to some extent" Declaring that they had really placed little pow CT in the hands Of the people, Senator Norris charged that the machine con. trol of national political conventions argued that the people should De al lowed to choose their nominees foz President, as well as for other offices
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
AM. DELEGATES { AT CONFERENCE
 DO GOOD WORK

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-That the achievements of the American dele gation sitting at the Peace Conference at Lausanne will surpass the imagin- ation, is the belief expressed at the White House yesterday as the answer to the criti- cism recently launched against the statement of Ambassador Child, rela- tive to the interests of the United States. It was stated in behalf of President Harding that confidential reports received from Lausanne had demonstrated that everything is "go- ing along finely and most acceptably' as a result of the activities of the American delegation. @
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
FOUND IN RAID ON CHINATOWN

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-Threats of a tong war, intimations of which had been received at police headquarters, precipitated raid on the Hip Sing headquarters in Chinatown last night. Among the evidence of projected warfare were discovered fifteen pis- tols, box of daggers, numerous pairs of brass knuckies and thousand rounds of ammunition The find was confiscated by the officers.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
ANTS VOTE FIGHT
 NAMING COMMISSION
 ON LIQUOR QUESTION

WASHINGTON Dec. 2. In a meeting composed of representatives from every state in the Union, the Anti-Saloon League voted unani- mously yesterday to fight the pro posed resolution providing Congress with possible means of amending the Volstead Act, in asking for the appointment of a Scientific commis- sion" to determine what is intoxicat- ing liquor.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
Insurgents JOin
 10 Fight Policies
 M Administration,

servatives and progressiyes had been growing and that while the progressives could not hurry 1t, the Harding administration could hasten 1t. It had widened considerably in the past few years, he added.
 The immediate work of the pro gressives, the senator said, was to translate the results of the election into legislation. The progressives coming to the new Congress will nave that thought in mind, he said, and then uttered a protest against the constitutional provision which does not provide for a session of the new Congress until thirteen months fol lowing the election. The old Con gress will continue to serve without political responsibility and with men having no political future, he argued.
 The senator issued formal state ment of his purpose in the present Congress, entering a vigorous at tack on the administration ship subsidy bill and the Cummins pro posals for amendment to the trans portation act.
 Senator Norris. of Nebraska, was elected chairman of the meeting yesterday at which addresses were delivered by La Toilette, Norris and Borah. The members of the Senate who were in attendance at the meet ing included Senators La Toilette, Borah. Norris, Capper. Ladd, Mo Nary, Owen, Sheppard, the Senator's eteot being Brookhart, of Iowa, Fra zier, of North Dakota, Wheeler, of Montana, and Shipstead of Minne- sota.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
EXPORT FUTURE BRIGHT
 SAYS COMMERCE HEAD

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-That the rising tide in American exports is apparently under way, was the dec- laration made yesterday by Dr.. Julius Klein. director of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, of the Department of Commerce. In a statement given out for publication the director declared that all the factors entering into the country's foreign trade "portend most fav- orable future."
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
POLE SUSPECTED OF
 WALL STREET PLOT

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Wolfe Lin. denfeld, who was arrested in War saw on suspicion of knowing who was responsible for the explosion which occurred in Wall Street in 1920, and was later released, has been returned to this country, 1t was learned today. Sergeant of Detec- tives Wood, who went to Warsaw and interviewed Lindenfeld in prison, has gone to Washington, 1t is dis covered, to confer with William J. Burns, head of the Bureau of In vestigation. a
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
NURSE SEEKS
 DEATH WAY
 POISON ROUTE

NEW YORK, Dec. Bolivia Stone, trained nurse, of Cincinnati, who was acquitted in April of the mur- der of Ellis Guy Kinkead, an attor- ney, of Brooklyn, and former cor poration counsel in Cincinnati, at tempted to commit suicide today in her room at a hotel. She was found in great suffering, evidently from the effects of poison. Prompt meas ures on the part of physicians saved her life.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
KHAN REPORTED IN
 B. (. PROVINCE

VICTORIA. Dec. 2.Under orders issued from the office of the At torney General of the Province. local police are today Investigating the reported activities of the Ku Klux Klan In the interior of British Co- lumbia, especially in the nsighbor- hood Of Cranbrook. This + the first intimation of ths presence of tho Klsn h British CoaunbiA.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
LIQUOR RULING HAD
 ON AMERICAN SHIPS
 SAYS (. N. SCHWAB

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-Declar ing shat the ruling of Attorney Gener- al Daugherty, by which the presence of liquor is barred for all American ships on the high seas, was "unfortu- nate In tGe extreme" Charles M Schwab yesterday expressed the opin ion that 1t would result in great dam age to American vessels, in that the ruling Is keeping passengers from travelling on American ships on both sides of the ocean.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
WOMAN SEWERS
 TONGUE WITH
 PAIR SCISSORS

! DALLAS, Ore, Dec. 2.-Suffering from despondency, Mrs. Mary Kemp, aged sixty-seven, of this place. cut off her tongue with pair of scis- sors. She is reported by her physf- clans to be recovering from the ef- fects of the butchery, but will never again be able to speak.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
TWMVE-HOUR DAY
 CONDEMNED BY HARDING

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Reiterating the declaration recently made by Secretary of Labor Davis, a com munfcation which has been sent by President Harding to the American Engineering Society, published by the recipients yesterday, announced the Presidents advocacy of the abolition of the tweive-hour day for workers. "The twelve-hour day" wrote the Chief Executive, "and the type of worker 1t produces have out lived their usefulness and their part in American life"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
ELEVEN LIVES HOST

CALUMET, Mich, Dec. 2.-As the result of the wreck of the steamer Maplehurst, which was broken to pieces in gale off Portage Lake Can al night before last, eleven of tue crew are reported to haev lost thets lives- Nine were saved through the efforts of the Coast Guard, which went to the assistance of the ship.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
PRINCE FACES TRIAL

ATHENS, Dec. 2:-Charged with having disobeyed the orders of the general staff thus contributing to the Greek military disaster in Asia Minor, Prince Andrew, brother of ex-King Constantine, Is facing trial by military court martial.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
MAY. COACH BURNS
 ON ALASKA RAILWAY;
 MAIL IS DESTROYED

ANCHORAGE, Dec 2-Fire broke out in combination mail and pass enger coach on the Alaska Railway at Curry last night, and before it was brought under control fifteen sacks of mail has been destroyed.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
VOCANO VIOLENT
 SICulAN COAST

LONDON, Dec. 2.-The volcano Stromboli, on tho island of the same name off tho coast of Sicily is re- ported by . dispatch from Rome to be in violen. eruption.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
THousANps HOMELESS

NEWBURN, N. C., Dec. 2.--More than thousand persons, mostly ne- groes, are homeless today, and prop erty valued at more than two million dollars, was laid waste by yesterdays fire.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-It was an nounced at the White House yester. day that President Harding would de liver in person his message to tho reg- ular session Of Congrsss which con venes nsxt Monday.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
ERUPTION cEAsEs

ROME Dec. 2.The eruption of the volcano etromboli, reported yes- terday, has suddenly discontinued, withcat any fatalities being report d. The population, however. fear ing rsnswal of the mountaip's 70 tivity. axs moving iron districts around its bass
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
READY FINAL READING

j LONDON, Dec. 2.--Passing with out amendments through the com mittee stage in the House of Lords, the Irish Constitution bill was made ready yesterday for its third and final reading next Monday.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
FAIL SAYS HOOVER,
 AND KNOW IT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-Speak- ing before the San Francisco Center, a woman's organization, Secretary Herbert Hoover yesterday stated that Russia is fast recovering it's sanity and courage after the years of its submergence under the Bolshevik re- gime. Communism has failed" de- clared MT. Hoover. land the leaders know it." The Secretary of Commerce declared that the relief work in Ras- sia which had been performed by Americans at the cost of two bsttle- ships had laid the foundatios of . permanent friendship between the two nations. \
 FlsH oUoTATloNe s HNATTLN. Dsc. 1.-Fish prices to- day: Halihut 17Ke.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-02
OPEN REVOLT AMONG GREEKS
 IS REPORTED

LONDON, Dec. 2.-Further reports of the open revolt which, it is de- clared, has broken out among Turk ish troops, are to the effect that violent fighting has taken place in some parts Of western Thrace. Dis patches state that the Insurgents are masters of the situation, and that armed bands of five thousand. equipped with machine guns, are marching on Dedeaghatch. Constan- tinople describes the situation as dra- matic and chaotic, and adds that not only are the Turks reported in revolt, but bands of Bulgarians and Macedonians, as well, who are cross- ing the frontier.
 ROME, Dec. 2.-A serious count er-revolutionary movement among Greeks at Patmos and Missolonghi on the Island of Corfu, is reported in dispatches received here today. The dispatches state that the British flag has been raised there as a result of general indignation over the recent executions of the former members of the Greek Cabinet at Athens.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-01-17

And they certainl5s have the edge on
the public-they can tell bad hootch
from good hootch by smelling it. y,