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Assumes Office Owing te "Ab
sence of My Well-Beleved Sen
Constantine," She Asserts
RHALLIS MAKES APPEAL
Itv the AMiffiVcl Its
TiOtiilnn. Vev. 10, Ail"ilrnt Conn Cenn Conn
tlaiirletN 'p!t;ne(l ni Op-Ms re?pnt 'flit
nl"ht nP'1 wnt puroenlil hv Onion
Mether Ohn v nn A1ictr il'mteh
te the Londen Time. Tmrne'lhte'v n
mpssnce te tlie Ilc'lenlf penV wn (x
Bucd bv flip tipw re enr, nnnnnnfln? hc
hnrt nnmH office in renfnrmltv wit'i
the contl'tHen. "en n"v'int of the
nWncc of my well-be'evcd son Con Cen Con
stnnMne." The noeoV werp nlVrt iinnn te miln
tnln erdei and te demt'ilnc "tu'Rtil
te romprem' mtWinl iionre nnd pros
perity, ntid thp nuepii tnnMinr pvn p-wd
thu henp t'-i- tlm p' nl" nnd rinf
wherever "e'dicrt tnav Iip fihtltm for
the na'ienn' Hiti of (i-pprp. will de
their dntv hv the ceuntrv.
Premier llha'Ms 1" "aid te hive npd
11 mnnlfp'te in whMi. a'ter e-lti-Mn::
the "ell'''hIpn," mrtliedi of the Voni Veni Voni
scle pevprnmcut. he u-CPd nntinml
unity nnd rnl'pil nnen the noeple nnd
nrmy te glvi tlie cevernnient fullest as
sistance. General political nmnetv has been
prec'nimrd in Athens nnd a'l nnlitlnl
prisoners hnve bpfti re!e"spd. The ritv
is pnid te be fni-h quiet enlv n few
unimportant hrawls havinjr occurred.
"Amenc the innderites of both par
ties." the di"tiitci cenc'mlps. "'lien
is Reneral "itN'nctien that M. U,i""i
has neccp'd t'ic prcmier.''ip nt this
critical moment It rema'ns te be
seen, however, whether he ui'l rpmiin
la power after the Chamber of Deputies
meets."
Reme. Nev 10 (Ov A. P.)
Princes Andreas and Christo'dieres of
Grecp h- tl ens ec former Kin' fnn
stantine titci' te the nirfpi p.
yesterdav that thev believed the p'ebis
cite in ft" ecp for the iMirnnw of lp
cidinsr upon flic e"cupnnt of the t'ir ne
ueuld be he'd next week. They do de
(dated it would be a demonstration in
favor of Cemtntitinc that would eclipse
that of the recent election in that conn cenn
try. "England nnd France need net fear
tlie return of Censtnntinc te the OreeU
tlir-ne, ns that would net mean any
chntue in the country's fereijn policy,"
aid I'rlnee Andreas. N
The Mejngere pilots an interview
had by itH coriespendent in Lucerne
ith former Kin-; Censtantltfe, in which
Cenitaptine is reported te have wild :
"Sly relations wltli Premier Venl-r.ele-i
had been geed. Dhergcnee in
view occurred only ever the decision
as te the date of the entry of Greece
into the war. When we separated we
stil were geed friends.
"It was net unti later when Veni Veni
zcles developed a fierce hatred npalnst
me the hatred which led te his fall."
Speaking of the possibility of the
Entente oppe-dnj his return te Greece,
Censtnntinp nld:
"I am sure Italy will net oppose me.
I have n gicnt debt of gratitude for
l'n'y for the way I have been treated.
' eth by the government and pub.ic
opinion."
ParLs, Xev. 10. (Hy A. P.) Al'Ied
nations prebab'y will intervene te pre-
wtit the return of former Kin Cen-
tantlne te the Greek throne, says
Charles C. A. .Tennart, former French
high commissioner in Greece nnd ni
iesent extraordinary French nmbnsga nmbnsga
Ie at the Vatican. His views en tin
ituatien are set forth in an intcivicw
published today by the newsp.tpet Ex
cc'sier. and n similar opinion is voiced
iv Hnreu Dcms Cechin, an eminent
authority en Greek affairs.
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Cattle Overcome by Chlorine j
Maysvlile, K. Nev. in. (Hj A. P.) I
A number of persons were overcome
and cattle In iie'ds fe'l te the ground in
a sickly condition when chlorine gas be
3i.n t tcnplng from tanks in a freight
car of the Chesnprake and Ciiie Hai'
end here late etcrdny. The car was
Hilled out of the cit. te a siding, where
t finall was stranded, but only nfter
i member of the train crew also was ,
ivcrceme by the gas.
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La Nacien Spikes Rumors
Imperialism Creeping Inte
United States
of
STRONG ALLIANCE IS URGED
Hy the Associated Press
Snntl.vre. Chile. Nev. 19. Fears of
imperialistic tendencies en the part of
the United States, expressed In "cer
tain cen'ers )f Latin -American opin
ion" fel owing the Itcnubllcan victory In
the pV-tlone of November 2, nre un
founded, snvs Ln Xnclnn, in discussing
the Menree Doctrine nnd Inter-American
pe i les.
The newspaper declares the Interests
of the United States nnd the universal
fppllnc of cerdlnll'v nnd hnunenv pre
elude nny nctlen prejudicial te the
sovereignty of Latin-American nations.
"Senater Harding," the uewspapci
remarks, "said the Menree Detriue
was n simple and frank declaration that
he United States would defend itself
uid the continent ngninst European
t grcstdnn. There Is n wer d sentiment
of justice nnd pence, nnd the United
States has net, nnd will net have, the
wish or power te enforce n spirit of
tutdrslilp contrary te the Independence
uid liberty of Latln-Aincrlcan coun
tries." It Is suggested that united Latin
America ceu'd form with Saxen Amcr
ica n formidable unit which would have
undoubted weight In the maintenance
of n continental policy.
"The United States." tlie article con
tinues, "would be a force nnd n aunr
nncee In such nn organization, nnd com
bined Latin America weu'd net ns n
counterbalance te the newcr of the
United Stntes. The trend of nffnlrs
heuld force such a pe'icy upon tlie nt-1
tentieu of Seuth American statesmen."
Noted Japanese General Dies
Les Angeles, Calif.. Nev. 10. (By
A. P.) General M. Tsuchlya, one of
the lenders in the Japanese nttnek en
Pert Arthur, died in Teklo vestcrday,
according te n cablegram received here
tednv by n Japanese newspaper. Gen
rerp
U. S. OFRCERJFOR MEXICO
General Ryan Named Confidential
Adviser te Obregon
Chicago, Nev. 10. (Hy A. P.)
Drlgadlcr General James A. Ityan,
commander of the Hccend officers' train
ing tamp nt Fert Shcrldnn. hftft left
f.r Mexico te become confidential ud
vlscr te General Obiceu, prtaiiieu
elect of Mexico, it was learned teuaj.
General Ilyan was retlr"d from th
nrmy In 1010. He was In charge of
doorkeepers nnd ushers at thellcpuu
lienn, national convention here last
June.
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the tlt'e of baron.
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the box ?
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Dnnee te the maile of
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Who play during Luncheon,
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Eighteen Ducks Fall at One Shet
Dewltt. Arlt.. Nev 10. Of the tcn
t( thousands of ducks that have been
het in the rice marhes of Arkansas
Ince the -season epenc d it remained for
I. A. McMillan, of Dewltt. te establish
a new ing'e shot score. With one lead
cste-dav, firing at close rnuge. Mr.
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mnllnrds.
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common sense and comfort,
when arc you going te give i
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the joy of sleeping en the ,
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PARTY OF 25 MISSIONARIES
Sailing for Russia With Paster Fetter
At Baptist Temple, Bread and Berks
Friday, November 19th, 8 P. M.
DR. RUSSELL H. CONWELL Presiding
A QUIET TALK BY
S. D. GORDON
"Kindling Hely Fires in Russia"
Russian Music by the Missionaries
Farewell Message by PASTOR WILLIAM FETLER
"The Outlook for True Religion in Soviet Russia"
Consecration Service of the Outgoing Missionaries
S. D. GORDON Officiating
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rtVCJNUC. etli St nnd Allegheny Ave.
MAT. DAILY UOHOTHY DAI.TUN In
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BELMONT B2D AU0VE sjaiiket
JANn NOVAK In
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CEDAR 0'rH AND CEDAn AVENUE
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"The Cradle of Courage"
COLISEUM
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il 1MRH FileVr st. & eirtAHD ave.
JUMDV jumbo Junction en Trankferd "L."
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I PAnPR 418T LANCA8TEII AVE.
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