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Evening star., 1923-06-24


WHAT good the movies anyway has long been iaoF IN IN
spite opinions the have been told
field for the development of good acting
The necessity learning play each week two while another
being from each the attention
for carrying the mind the text OF
roles at one time an finish
artistry Thus the stock know the text many
performance Without
opening this direction be safely advanced
difficulties
the mind of the player but all the other
chance with speech
put role in the that there the stage Every
story the movie PLAYER action ubtes
and subit are popular of the player
in what the profession calls stage business
analysis artistic efforts stage business
OF his and the ability to present as
what makes the Mr. Shermans work shows
the of this and this experience in all "n
forth actor The demands OF
his movie compelled closer study all times to
his stage business and thus he appea upon the stage
the of the that has almost peered
movies anyway? All players with real talent are improved o
fame in the thea which SON"
folks call the legitimate
**;*
s.DY their fruits which has
origin divine
Is an excellent yadsck things is
suggested OF the week
e simple from the coun
ellis of those upi of the photop the
other engaged making of that article and therefore,
that generally deemed in need OF uplifting
In the Weekly Photopa GuidGood Pictures for Selected Pro-
grams and National Committee for
70 h New York City Affiliated with the National
Board OF Review found the following item: Empty cad'e
girl marres blacksmith has three children and IS
sell the baby but dream her OF the possible
outcome -
( OF publicity Rocket lincoln Film
Company informed of the the company
dgnifed receptacle either Washington at Springfield
production of that entitled The
that Aim properly prepared and
packed only 1856 the period after which IS
Lncos 5oOh anniversary but 1000 5000
And secondly the people of that day the dra
nexhaus and costly research hyght after
the death OF Americas great martyr
DEYoND the weekly guide of the
- National Better Films of the good pictures
for programs discriminating patrons nothing vouch
safed general guidance found in the the
rich girl sell the baby 1t
does seem a oI MIRA mae us m t M h;, ~ ~ hsetm.h, wives can
thankful the lesson of the picture that
will be patrons. Folks doubt
the picture though the meanwhile their
doubt ungenerus the judgment the
that recommends it. Both sides should have
the evidence preceding final judgment
THE statement by Rocket company
which produced pcurepubIshed
Star today thought thinking photoplay
patrons be perhaps, the scientific film
for future generations
short years
this enterprise commands for the ve
of Americas Of Lincoln
pared infinite costly the
the wonderful
The purpose follow this film with others having the lives
America for their theme that should only deeply
actively enlist the and of the
bf America and of its unlimited wealth
u phooplay.
bears that fact
THE new season will start August strange
sonh reopenng And New York
plans theatrical
ts people themselves both the eater and
thephotopay prosperous
sssveare told ..->.. -
Evening star., 1923-06-24

Laugh" with Aesops Fables, Topics
of the Day and the Pathe News, will
complete the show.
At and 8:15 pm. today, Ethel
Barrymore, the American star, and
others Of last weeks bill will appear
for the last times
Evening star., 1923-06-24
AT THE THEATERS THIS WEEK.

AT THE THEATERS THIS WEEK.
POLTS-"The Breaking Point Mary Roberts Rinehart
mystery play. Premier performance tomorrow evening
BELASCOThe First Year week of Frank Caven do
mestc comedy, with performance this evening.
KETHS-Alan RogersLeonora Allen, vaudeville New show
with amatinee tomorrow afternoon
STRAND-Songs Scenes vaudeville. Opens
Evening star., 1923-06-24

o Lowell Sherman de-
he American stage
halls York not
of he rank IN the
Venice perhaps
be perfectly wiling
something in recent years
playing finish artistry that the thea world
The fact
short he lett the land OF
set the
critics his 1t fair that MS
this marvellous change and
should
of
Evening star., 1923-06-24

Eva LIE Gallienne will be the star Of
Molnar's THE Swan" which the
Frohmans will present late next month.
Evening star., 1923-06-24

A. H. Woods has returned to New
York after one week in England look
ing over the English amusement field.
Evening star., 1923-06-24

Edward Clark has Just completed the
book and lyrics of new musical
comedy called Sugar Baby"
Evening star., 1923-06-24

rSwsnee River" Edward Locke's
new play, will have its first hearing at
Asbury Park, n. J., July 8.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
CAN'T PROVE CASES
Men Arrested BY Rangers Freed In
Police Court.

Seventeen Mexicans, recently ar
rested by state rangers in raid were
acquitted when the cases went 10
trial in the corporation court Friday
morning. The city's prosecuting at
torney agreed 10 a dismissal of the
charges when It became evident the
state would be unable 10 prove a
wager had been made in a single
case.
The mon were arrested LOST week
and charged with gaming. Rangers
found the men at house in which
they also confiscated several pairs of
dice. The men. it is said. were play
ing at the time. No money was in
sight. it is said.
Counsel for the defendants objected
when the prosecution sought permis-
sion to draw IN new complaints
against the prisoners. alleging lettering
about a gaming resort. maintaining the
defendante had already been placed in
jeopardy when they pleaded to the
original charges against them.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
inv the A..ociated Fress.

Barcelona, Sept. 14.-Leaders on
the military movement are keeping
foreigners under close surveillancs
and are granting to only few pers
sons permission to cross the frontier.
Captain-Genersl Primo Riviera
said that the purpose of the move
ment, is cleaning up politics and
making them hopest.' Its cause. he
asserted, is "the obstinaey of the
government in refusing to get rid OF
a baleful ministry, whom it forced
upon the people and the king.
The revolt has extended TO Madrid.
according TO Riviera, although the
officers there have been kept to their
barracks.
The captain-general received an
ovation when he appeared at tho
opening Of an international furniture
exhibition here yesterday.
Replying 10 the address OF tho
mayor in which that official thsnsed
King Alfonso for the support he had
given the exhibition, the captain-gen-
eral said he hoped that the present
political events would only serve TO
increase the prosperity of the city.
When Barcelona officials visited
the stands the people cheered for the
honor of Spain. for the army aud for
"honest men, Captain General
Riviera demanded cheers for Cats-
lonia. He was again acclaimed on
leaving the. exhibition.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
TO BE PARTLY CLOUDY
Another High Pressure Area Enter.
ing the Country Over Seattle.

Partly cloudy weather with maxi
mum temperatures from Sc to so de-
srees is the forecast for San Antonio
and vicinity Friday night and Satur-
day. Light to moderate easterly to
southerly winds are forecast.
The weather map Friday morning
shows high pressure area centered
over Iowa and Illinois. bringing cool
temperatures in the Middlewest. Frost
was reported as far south as Des
Moin and Pitfsburg. Minimum tenn
pcratures Friday morning were Des
soines, IS; Chicago, AZ; Pittsburg,
A.: st. Louis, 40: and Louisville, As.
Baseball games at Philadelphia were
postponed Friday on account OF cold
weather. f.s
Over Seattle what appears TO be a
well developed high is entering the
United States Friday morning. The
barometric reading at Seattle was
1924 inches. This high is far enough
west to affect temperatures here UNI
less the pressure weakens.
A rain of ia inches fell at Eagle
Pass over night and coast stations re-
ported light rains. Otherwise, there
was no rain reported. Although the
Rio Grande is still swollen in the
lower parts. no change is expected in
the next day or two.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
NO PARADE AT ALL
Khan Will Not Be Allowed to March
Even Without Masks.

Fire and Police Commissioner
Wright announced Friday that re-
ports had repeatedly come to him that
a mammoth parade through the streets
of San Antonio was contemplated, fol-
lowing the big initiation and barbecu
planned by the ku Klux Khan, no.'
withstanding the recent passage of az
ordinance banning masked parades.
Reports. he said, were to the effect
the marchers would not mask, bu,
would parade through the city without
any regalia. Even such a procession,
the commissioner declared, would b.
halted.
He cited rule 81. Div. x. Of tn,
laws regulating traffic on the down
town streets 1t reads as follows: III
shall be unlawful for any person OF
persons TO form any parade or u
move such parade over any public
street or plaza. except with, the per.
mission and under the direction OF the
police department" ~
And, l want to say" added ths
commissioners, suck PERMISSION viii
not be granted BY the police depar,'
meuI. ~ - = i.1I.,t|tl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
ANNIVERSARY OF HALL-MILLS
MURDER FINDS CRIME STILL
AMONG UNSOLVED MYSTERIES
Authorities Never Give Up Hope of Finding Who
Shot Minister and Companion in Love, But
New Brunswick Folks Fast Losing
Memory of Sensation.

there was one was questioned sharply
b. the prosecution at enc time, Tor
the crime had some of the ehrmarks
Of tie cunning of hali-wit,F
In the last analysis, hoSeyer, ii
apfared o, BE-, OILY n 'chicf He NO
ttvsyid sainuss ans n ense .trd ihe
major role. Tho manner " which
the lwo bodies were laid side By side,
with the recter's. arm thrown over the
shoulder Of his companion in Illicit
lote ard in death, showed the caicu-
lating precision with which the muir
,lcrers or murders had gone about their
work.
Dac OF the minister's calling cards
was propped up against the heel of one
of his shoes.
Pistol Never Found.
A single bullet in & head lad
ended his life. There We three bull
let wounds, an inch apart, in the
head of Mrs. Mills. Her throat also
was badly slashcd. The shooting was
the work Of an expert marksmen. No
trace Of the pistol ever was found.
Clifford Hayes, whom the authori-
ties blunderingly arrested on the
strength Of an unbelievable confession
BY Raymond Schneider that Hayes
had shot the couple by mistake, goes
abou: his daily work. respected by
his friends and townspeople. Schneider
is. in the reformatory as result OF
his false testimony His wayward
sweetheart, Pearl Bahmer, is in the
house of tie Good ShepL, I'd in New
ark.
Quiet reigns today In New Bruins
wick, and jersey justice, for once at
least, ,.ems to Lave mis- e., its mark.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
War Clouds Dissolve.
By WILLIAM ". NASH.

Special Gable TO The SAN Antonio Light
and the chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1898.
Paris. Sept. fa.--Italy's promise 10
eyacuate Corfu on September ~ or
earli r. made through Baron .,vezanna.
her representative on the council OF
ambassadors, came as surprise TO
most observers here. The war clouds
which had been gathering over the
Balkans this week will lose much Of
their terror through such action.
Italy's change of front resulted from
pressure brought 10 ear upon her
from the outside. Il is suspected in
Paris. Great Britain and France H.
nally had drawn together aud formed
united front in the council of am
bassadors. with Jules Cambon. the
French representative, supporting
Lord Crewe against Baron Avezanna.
In addition, Great Britain is report
ed to have limited that she might be
OBLIGED to share in the occur .tion Of
Corfu IL italy did not withdraw.
But more important than this was
the menace 20 Italy in the Fiume sit
uation. Premier Mussolini had called
on Serbia 10 accept Italian control
over the much disputed Adriatic port.
Serbia had refused.
The time limit set for solution OF
the deadlock would have expired on
September 10. Had the Corfu prob
lem not been disposed of by that date.
Italy would have had Jugoslavia and
Greece united In arms. against her,
not to speak of Czechoslovakia and Ru-
mania. allies of Serbia. Such a COM
bination she had no desire to face.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14

BARTON WILL NOT
COME BACK HERE
UNTIL OCTOBER
Will Be Ready Then to
Giue Evidence to Grand
Jury, He Says.

Austin, Texas, Sept. 14.-Adjutani
General Thomas ID. Barton stated 10.
day that he will not return to Sal
Antonio until the early part of Dc
tober, when he will appear as wit.
ness before the Bexar county grand
jury in connection with gambling and
liquor law violation cases. s.
Il propose at that time to give tine
grand jury evidence that has bee.l
gathered by the Rangers and assist thg
jury in investigation of these cases.
said Barton.
In the meantime, Barton said, the
rangers are still active in San An
tonic.
General Barton has just returned
from Amarillo. where he went in con
nection with the grand jury investiga
ton of the flogging of f. t. Melon.
aid, railroad laborer, in which five in
dictments were returned.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
MEXICO SPURNS
MEMBERSHIP IN
NATIONS LEAGUE
Declines Imitation to Join
Because Britain Rep
resented.

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light.
Mexico City, Sept. t4.-Mexico has
declined an invitation from the Latin
American delegates to the League oil
Nations to become member of the
league.
Replying TO message sent by all
the Latin-American representatives,
guaranteeing Mexico's admission
should she apply, Foreign Secretary
PAM declared that Mexico was forced
to decline because diplomatic relations
with Great Britain had not been. re-
sumed and Great Britain had 4 dele
gate in the league council.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

Chicago: Temperature. a.; clear; less
than 1o-mile wind from the northwest
lowest temperature in last 81 hours. 81;
highest, So.
kansas City; Temperature. SO. cloudy;
Io-mile wind from the east; lowest tenl-
perature in last 80 hours. so; highest. 81.
New York: Temperature. 50; cloudy:
li-mile wind from the north; lowest temp
perature in last 81 hours. 50; highest.
&c.
st. Louis; Temperatures. as; partly
cloudy; less than 1o-mile wind-from the
east; lowest Temperature in last "a hours.
as: highest, 81.
Washington; Temperature, S.; cloudy;
less than i0-mile wind from the north:
lowest temperature in last q hours, So;
highest. rs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
CHILD is LUCKY
Rum Down BY Automobile Baby rs.
eapes Unhurt.

Friday proved lucky day for .
year-old Robert June. daughter ef
Mrs. A. r. Jones' 400 Pereida street
The child was run down by al auto
mobile but escaped practically IN
hurt.
The accident, police report. occur
red near the intersection of Pereids
aud Mission streets. Mrs. Jones. ir
is said. hurried out Of her home 10
deliver letter TO a passing postman.
The child trotted after Der. While
the child was crossing the thorough
fare. an automobile operated BY len
ME Lee, negro boy, J29 Guenther
street. whirled into Pereida street
from Mission street Before the car
could be stopped the front had knoek-
ed the child down, the ear passing
over the PROSTATE form. A rear
wheel of the car srazed the bsby's lefr
arm but inflicted no inJGry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
Old Ministry, Denounced by Army Of
ficers, Quits When Monarch Refuses
to Take Action Against Military
Forces in Control of Barcelona.
Captain-general Receives Ovation
From Populace. =
BY the Associated Press.

Barcelona Sept. 14-Captan- General Primo Rivera
whom King Alfonso has charged with forming new gov-
eminent declared this afternoon that the king with whom
he conversed by telephone had accepted the directorate
proposed by the military chiefs
This directorate is to be headed by Primo Riveras
who also announced that his majesty had accepted the
proposal to extend martial law to the
whole of Spain.
Primo Rivera will leave Barcelona for Madrid to-
night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
To Probe Gun Battle.

Austin, Tex, Sept ia ned
agent of federal prohibition forces in
Texas has been dispatched TO Houston
to investigate the. clash between con-
stables and a federal agent at Has'
risbarg yesterday morning. State Pre-.
hibition Agent Frank Cole announce
today. No report Of the affair has
been received at state headquarters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
WALTON PUTS
CENSOR OVER !.
TULSA PAPER
All Accounts on Marital
Law Will Be Super
vised.
MAY SEEK INJUNCTION
STORY Of Walton" Run
Side by Side With
"Story Of Tulsa" E

Tulsa. Okla. Sept. 14.-A military
censor took up his post in the editorial
rooms of the Tulsa Tribune, an after
noon newspaper, at noon today. He
ordered "proofs" of all news matter
relating to Governor Walton and mar
tial law in Tulsa county to be submit
ted TO him for approval.
The Tribune announced today that
it would apply for an injunction in the
United States District Court to pre-
vent Governor Walton from interior
ing with the publication of the news
paper.
The Tribune denies Governor Wal
toms charges that the newspaper bas
.-agitated against the states military
investigation Of masked activities in
of the executive"
. Tie Tribune recently began the
publication Of "The Story of Walton
a review OF some of the official acts
Of the executive.
One CHAPTER Of this story appeared
simultaneously with am instaliment
OF -rbe sstory Of Tulsa written ts
Aldrich Bake, the executive comuy
Tor az the nirectionfof Govefnor We.
ton. -H'si ~,
The latter was in the form Of an
expose OF eondItiohs IN Tuba toihty
growing out<uf scores of cases Of mot
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
By the Associated Press.
Madrid, Sept. 14.-King Alfonso thi:

Madrid, Sept. 14.-Kng Alfonso this afternoon asked
Captain General Primo Rivera, leader of the military
movement against the Ahucemas cabinet to form gov
eminent.
Riveras victory followed cabinet session this morn
ing which the entire ministry rendered its resignation 70
King Alfonso who accepted it.
Their resignation the result of King Alfonsos
refusal take action against CaptanGenera Rivera
forces in control of the city of Barcelona whose manifesto
proclaimed the uprising directed against the cabinet and
in support of the king
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
BODY FOUND in RIVER
Two Bullet Holes Indicate Man Met
With Foul Play.

Eagle Pass. Sept. 14.-The body OF
man was found in the Rio Grande
near the Rosita farm.
The coroner and number of Of
ficers went out Immediately and held
an inquest after which the body was
buried.
Nothing was found on the man to
give any clue to his identity.
He seemed to be an American, young
and small of stature.
There were two bullet holes in his
body. which was very badly decom-
posed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
By ROBERT II. SMALL.

co,,-rien.y Inv tha san Antonio Light.
N.u ,,r,nsu,;cL X n Sent ~
7, COR sro tcd,v' thar Rcv
1sdw,rJ Wheeler Hall. rector of the
ln;s.o,,.j' I, ,b,r,J AZ II Iol,n the
tsa,sii ~, 4, Il. ss,,s, a. My
~ fsror;ts rhoir s;nser' v,re' si,of
- ,s ,,esfb sna ,heir h,sj,es' nlsccd side
~ s;ds hencath an annie trec az thr
pb;,l;ns earn, inst antside tho eity
Finite
nn,;,r Al. ye., tbo, has vonc NOT
40 farrs,r,'sta,, h. : I,ean tsion iook-
Inc 10 saf;sfartorv solution az thc
crime New Rrunsw;..l hns had many
thear;es. thc townsnrople arc still
stronc IN mixing .ccusations in ynri.
enc .,;raet;nns hns the anthorities
,i";,, ,het ,a,iav tbex bsvc NO more
t.nr;hle cl,c 70 tbe nernetrotors 81
,ha ao,,h,s n,,rJer Than On Inc ,norn-
~ ,ha;r hsi;as uers 5;seavcred
Tho annIe ,ree Ionv has con ed 10
aX;st II was literally form 10 nirces.
Il. ", ~. ri" he tha sonxen;r h,,nters
Tho i5b;li;ns farm, IL aga;, the trvst-
;nr loco - Nav, Rrausr;sr lovers.
ali r,ar,or, ~ tho eri,e scanning 10
- s;ss,,'.a'.od fr,n, ~ 90 ,.hn l;te
.sn u,sapP. a,,J az singer set onf
~. 800 a,aat tho;r soros IN the
Isl soo,,,s;on ~ ths ah.ndoned ba,ne-
s.naa -
,surzs- WIN M. Ovt
N,w Prunsw;ct l. conyinced at last
49,, s ~ uai, 'Hf;,,s t;Iling T. mur.
, ~ shs ali 80, So. .rh.r hayr
uel mnit 49, III ono v u,a nssoired
N,,..sn ~ ~ nsasrano,;,a, district
ny, s' ~ y. ~. ~. = a;.r .,s,,n
~ e. .aI ~. va ,,;uaa, ,arsons i,
~ n,y'.e W. p. s,.hnss arorr.
sn, III wv aSs..,a 49,
Jay ny. a". sv. We n ~ Mace
yeen hhown ~ 800 . M, pa
Despite us a.. nv ',i - 1901
wv apI'a ., ens ~ Az - 80 tsesa
Dy .ne au,ho.ilies 20 -. wv. y, 'svs.
Mno, i. ~ ~. IL N'
pec.eo OF tne oeeu' ..o.;.;a.
Inc sa,e anu coun.s aasnor 80
VIII nor ADMIT touay .'na' 'ney na'e
given up nope.
lie ease 30 no' 49, ~ ,.;da,a
may ses turn vi ~ s", ~. na
~ we cou,o vns se. on a,snu a.,
approach 10 Tue nss,srs o; '"e
wnoie case wouia s'aha re'ea,eu :" a
niue wniie.. Inc natural places 10
look LOT motives naVe gwen W NUN
ing on when we colid proceeu m
MIS-. Frances Noei stevens mar
wealthy wiaow. OF the u III Iec.or, ~
in Europe. where She wen. ,ast as SOON
as the authorities granted her per,nis
sion to leave the country. M.s. nan
employed counsei ior nersei, inmeui-
ately after the shootins ana was e.-
amined several times by tne antnori-
ties. When a special grald jury was
considering the case, sne demande1
that she be given nearing, AT al
times Mrs. Hall proved ne sell WON
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
JUG0S[Av|A
AND ITALY
SETTLE ROW
Rome to Give Up Claims on
Other Ports When
Fiume Annexed.
QUIT CORFU SEPT. II
Confronted by Spectre Of
Balkan Alliance, Rome
Backs Down.

Copyrights by the San Antonio Light.
Paris, Sept. 14.-Wb n Premier
Mussolini declares the annexation OF
Tiume to Italy he viii announce the
withdrawal of the Italian troops from
Porto Barros. the adjoining harbor,
il is learned here from an authorita-
tive IuIrter. He will thus give up
any claim TO that port, to Sussak
and to the Delta there, which will be
left 10 Jugoslavia.
This. it is stated. is tSc result of
direct negotiations now going ON be-
twecr Premier Mussolini and the
Jugoslav governr mt, which are re-
ported at about the point of compile
ton, Jugoslavia being satisfied to
have a free hand in the development
of the ports left to it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
WOMAN IS ACQUITTED
Husband Died in Scuffle Over Gun
When He Tried to Kill Self, She Says

Atlanta. Ga, Sept. 14.-Mrs
Hazelinc Evans, on trial here on .
charge of murder in connection with
the death of her husband. late las!
night was acquitterd by jury follow
ing a short elaboration.
The defendant claimed her husband
shot himself while she struggled will
him to prevent him from carrying out
alleged suicidal intentions.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14
THE WEATHER
TEMPERATURES.
FORECAST.

San Antonio and vicinity: Friday night
and Saturday. partly cloudy: maximum
IS to 50; light to moderate
easterly to southeriy winds.
East Texas: Friday night and satur-
day partly cloudy.
West rexas: Friday night and satur-
day. partly cloudy
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-14

Paris, Sept. 14.-A statement is
sued by the inter- Allied council of am
bassadors today says that the Italian
government has decided to evacuate
Corfu ON September %, the date
fixed by the council for the conelu-
sion of the Greek inquiry ITO the mas
sacre OF the Italian members of the
tiraeco-Alhanial boundary dclimints-
1bes sntesnational commission which
investigates the Janina murders leaves
fof Albania today under orders TO
conduct as vigorous en- inquiry as pos.
siblc.
The ambassadors are understood TO
have decided that, if on the day set
for the evacuation. the commission Of
inqui~y thinks Greece has hot done
everything in her power TO bring the
assassins to justice, Italy shall re-
ceivc the deposit of 50.000.000 lire
made BY Greece under the terms OF
settlem, mt decided upon By ne coun-
ell. ~ Aff