Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-10-23

Ihere are conflicting reports re-
garding the city of Bonn where the
republicans were reported to have
seized the government offices. The
latest Berlin adviees, however, de-
clared the separatists had been de-
feated there. Treves. Mayance afIaal
2 all~the cities in the Ruhr area ev-
cept Duisburg are apparently stir
III the hands of the regular Officials
overnight developments in the Ba
Varlan situation were negligible. The
aggressive attitude of DR.. Won Kahr
the BaVarian dictator, and the sup
port given him against Berlin bv
General Won Lossow, commander oil
the BaVarian Reichswehr has mad
the Bavarian authorities masters d
the situation and left the centra
government apparently helpless fo
the moment to curb such indeper
uellt action as Bavaria may wish
take.
1t is insisted in Munich, howevc
eiidt baVafla is not considering s.
cesslon from the federation and tha
the differences are solely with tn
present Berlin government Mean
While the Reichrat, or Council of ths
Ileleh' mas been summoned to NEE
lonioirow TO discuss the whole Ba
Varian situation.
Food disorders are Continuing
INFERIOR Germany. The most seriol
ueFeiopineht now is at Hambui
WheIe rioters early today stornle
several police stations and retaine
% %theln Tor several hours, police re
tnm,lorcements M recapturing them
Iiiere was plundering of foodshops
OfhDT licnpI Iat,.. Ft%N.
renee has not been entirely subdue
at the latest advices.
Separatists Defeated
BERLIN, Oct. 23.-(By The Ass.,a
clated Press-3:20 p. M,)-Reno,.fs
from various points in the Rhine.
land this afternoon indicate the sen
aratists hsve been generally defect
ed, especially at Aix-La -ChaneIIs
Meunchen- -Gladbach and Rom ~
AiX-Le-Chapelle they were severely
beaten up by the trades unionists
an dthen elected from the public
buildings which they had been hold
ing since midnight Saturday.
officials of the federal government
VIII leave for the occupied area
shortly for the purpose of conferring
with the Rhineland leaders.
The situation in the RhineIand
was discussed by the cabinet last
hight but no definite action was
voted, as the government still be-
lleVes the Rhineland populace viii
succeed in defeating the plans of tlf3
secessionists.
with the German Nationalist de-
manding the resignation of the
Stresemann government, the cabine;
today discussed events in the Rhine
land. Official opinion is that the
success of the Separatist movement
in several Rhenish towns and cities
has seriously affected not only the
morale of the Ruhr population buf
also the prestige of the Reich.
An order has been issued prohibit
ing display of the red flag.
In order to meet the difficulties
ensuing from the rise in dollar ex-
change and the shortage of commo-
dltles, the government today issued
two new DEGREES. The first authorizes
trade to be carried on with foreign
currencies as the unit of exchange,
While the second compels traders to
sell goods regularly for payment in
German reichsmarks. Disobediencc
of the latter decree will be punished
severely.
The government also informed the
public that 1t was striving to the ut
most to effect the introduction OF
stable currency.