New-York tribune., 1922-10-30


uf tbs steuasson and muet sssum,
rover and she responsibility OF carry
Sc cut the program for which tss.
assists ks~e fought.
Royal Hoaars Shown Hiu;
Professor Mussoiirss, on receiving Ell,
Asngs invitation, went first 10 LAX,
ssariss ss sec Gabrielle asAanHnsio. ths
poet-scidscg, TO discuss with him tks
sEifiafaoa OF new siiinistry. r Is be.
sievea that they reached u coffpiets
accord becamse he is reported To have
eft for Ronio on a special train which
was put at his disposal, reyei rnilisary
aonors being rendered him both BIZ
The Fascist end the Kings sscops.
Deputy ds Vscchi. one Of the supreme
military authorities OF She Fascist
party, at the same time had an i'm
persant interview with the King. He
insisted on the highly patriotic alma
y fhe Faacfsti. who, he declared, had
70 intention OF upsetting the institu-
tsons Of Italy or the saonarchal regime.
only wishing to eIcanss italian pubiic
life and infuse now purifying spirit.
In so saying Signor di yeceht showed
intense emotion, and the King also wa.
fnuch moved He embraced pi yeeehi
deelarin1 4 81 II he believed In observ.
i1g the isasfan constitution he wouIa
give Italy the government most suited
20 the nsw spirit pervsdlng the
country.
The announcement that Mussolini
nas been officially entrusted with the
formation OF Cabinet Immediately
caused all agitation TO subside. The
military authorities revoked all proh;-
bitions issued yesterday, and tho Fss-
cistf, whe during ths night had oceu-
pied the military fort Monte Mario.
on hill dominating Rome. return ed Il
With all friendliness 10 the military
forces.
Fascist Acclaim Dias
Owing TO the suspension OF railway
service. General Diaz, who was in Flor
ence, returned TO Rome by automobile.
Along the route, wherever he was rec
ognfzed BY members Of the Fascist. he
was received with shouts of g friendly
nature.
AT Allesandra the Fascist are said to
nave seized 200 rifles and number Of
machine guns and quantity of ann,u.
milton. The Prefect of Allesandra has
been confined to his Office and pre-
yented from communicating with the
italian military.
There was a conflict between the
Fascisti and Royal Guards at Bologna
this afternoon. A sergeant of the
guard was killed and another sergeant
wounded. In another collision at San
Buhlio, near Bologna, two Fascist
we're killed. One Fascist was killed In
stu another riot at Verona.
The Fascist ct Genoa set fire to the
neaoquarteFs =. of the Railwaymen's
After tho refusal Of Antonio salan-
IRA former Premier, to .organize
ministry, the Kings call to Mussolini,
me fascistl leader, to assume the task.
vas prompt.
a semi-oficial statement denied san.
sati0nal runiors circulated abroad. mar
g5cnlariy q report that King Victor
Ammanuei had been assassinated. The
statement added that with the excep-
1ion OF certain isolated incidents Of
IN unimportant character the country
aas been absolutely tranquil and the
cabinet crisis was approaching q solu-
ton.
Rome Wears Normal Aspect
Rome to-day bore its usual Sunday
Sspeet. The houses we're decorated
wish hags and crowds were gayiy
parading the main thoroughfares,
.'''t-Abf''k ttAS SHLIJ Oh ING G&SCisIi.
Some OF the police and military meas
ures Of yesterday had been withdrawn,
motor buses were again in service,
out armed patrols were still to be seen
n the streets. Cavalry occupied
strategic points, and the entire gar
rison was kept in readiness.
The character OF the Fascist march
on Rome is exemplified by various
minor happenings Of friendly nature
within the city and the suburbs. Three
enormous motor buses usually ply
ng between Rome and neighboring
towns were requisitioned by the Fas-
cisti ana we're loaded with hundEeds
of bags OF bread from one OF the chief
bakeries in the city to supply tho
tascisti camping around the city.
Royal guards carrying rides walked
up and down in front of the motor |
ousses while they were loading and, !
smlllng benignly, made no attempt at
Interference, even wishing the Fascist
a good appetite" as is the custom
nere before meals.
Yesterday soldiers proceeded to the
outskirts of the town and set UP barbed |
wire entauglements, the railroad lines
were closely guarded and all the
orlddges over the Tiber were shut off
With wire and protected by machine
At ApaS IhlNlsIIle3 ana NGD-
ic buildings were occupied by troops
and the police cut of the central part
~ the, city with barricades and wire
entanglements.
\ group Of Fascist succeeded To-day
IN what had been FOR a long time their
aroent desire--the oecupation az tha
oinces OF the pro-Socialist newepaner
a. Faese," the organ OF ex-Prenier
.Sltti. They burned all the conies ~
eha paper they could find and main.
lalned their occupation OF the oS,ra. to
prevent any further issues Of the nanor
LONDON, Oct. 90. a d;sn4 !.
me london Times" from Rome save
e IS believed that while Mussoii,; 90 90
\ semier, will hold also the usStfoiia, 81 81
sne interior, he Will take the Fors,vr,
ppFtiose temporarily pending tSe az
Iva OF an Ambassador. probablv Cow.
',forsa, now in Paris, or Sirnor d. Me-
.l"o, ltaly's representative In IonSan
70 FIJI the post. :" ''o'iaoh,
The London Times" corrsanorao,.
describing the situation in Ttaly in y y
alspateh from Chissso, Switysr,a,d
under to-day's date, and sdnitting S;es
ealtY OF obtaining accurate inforrna-
tion,. says it seems that the Fascisti
,s ,5ed been able TO carry out their plans.
everywhere they are mobilized and
nave instructed the local projects ia
transfer TO them their authority. THE
fsliroad stations, the post, teieernnb
and other public buildings have heen
occupied, particularly In the towns IN