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RoosevIt Ii USEllU l. '2-Soli of thei Ferd(inantld oft Btui ania, hlaself jus-t NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENT EVENTS Fascisti in Complete Control of Italian Government With Mussolini as Premier. JUGO-SLAVIA TALKS OF WAF America Declines to Participate Ir Near East Conference but Names Her interests --Turkish Na. tionalists Dethrone Sul tan - Marriage of Former Kaiser Wilhelm. By EDWARD W. PICKARD H United States hs de. cTine the Invitation to par. ticipate In the Near East peace Iconference at Lausanne, Switz erland, but will be represented by observers who will keep *-ab on "certain subjects of particu lar American concern." Do you think the United States could or should do anything more than this in the settling of the tan gled affairs of the Near East? O0 ...... ,.......,.... .,.,,-... JOT - SVI iltY .uIl le iOe Woe N le t than that wen by tahes - eIStI in thee'r Neeful revolution Italy. Thev are now Mar ia solte o ee trol of the ;:vernmenit l thhlm chhf, -.-t, . ~lu..ss.lini, is prmh..... 1and 1r.itr of reig affaIrs and th e terier. Geinlitati de lied th peremile r~.ship. so lu sso linIi at thIe lanv tation of the kng teak tw pleace an orfermpty uedet Lie w cibte Moet of Its members he-ng to th basistI, but serverasi I pwlles are gIv to the Nationalists Onw to the Iemir crats uad one tee th Caotholle par Fromn all ovUnr the cury the lo ShIrts locked to Ithie wiere 1h. of then path- ld iefe o the king an premier, anrid t , at the order < their leaders, they d Isperse to th' hoesti treirsite liii r veoeta tiIofns. ltaily seemts to have supemIe coni dence In 31 ussol lni, b el i eving thait I: will put ain endt to the (ontilts of p, lItlcaI failonis ha t have sadl hIndered Its developneit duir ring ti last thre years and that under h rule ecotinmc ireesperlty3 will he r stored, Ice 1s y(iting, igorous a11n u pretentious andfl al read.ly liats huleiek down to haird wvork. Once lie wats revolusltinary Sewisllst aind was e pellted from SwItzerland and fro wohat wats thIen the Austrian T1yrt whien Ire hs palper, Popolo0 Italia, I "urged Itaily to enter the war onti side (if t het alles. To the world Ia rge the vtor e of e Mussolinl i andl h Fascisti IIs mlost Imaport an Ihe-a use I* ~ Vwas a1 victor eeoever. the Connnun ilst rad(Ienl Seicial ists and "lleds" gteur ally. These forces eof di srulpltoen as disord(er wvere seeos bdly3 whip pede th thte (Consuunst pairty In Itasly hias a nounifcedl Its owni dlissoltilonl, whth tst deputIes wIll . resIgn from 1i chambher. * ~MussolIni, denyIig tha t hIs lit graim hrs any chnuvInIstlec plai Bald: "It aly nseeds peace att homie wecll as abroad. I never hellieved In bellIcose attItude, and( therefore clash Ia possIble between Italy is Jugo-SlavIa or ainy other power. Want to prove ' 1int our sole atmbiti 1s to mak1.;e thle -otunt ry a triue fr-I1 toward frIends nrnd of a peolet stros fair andl lnhorIous. a p~eole wor-t to live alongsIde thre greatest nations Nevertheless Jurgo-Slavlia was gret 1 I exelted by Mussellnl's triurmphl ni talked wIldly of miliz7atlion and1( we Her frontIer guards were re-en fore , and some ighting was reported. Rlotne It was sald the alarm of tI Serbs was groulndless. WHEN -mvoys of the natIons ma coner~ned gather In Lauisann SwItzerland, on Novemaber 13, for tI .ar East peace conference, tI United States will be represented nn yy Im i1 tie suu '" crowedphringhe row -n the by "obrvrs" Weweenied lluhe delndrsaig 34~4 pose(It( 2of West uTawentet stret, oea wist. Turyilg t heir rtandirls, eal' Iwdi, the. r bieg t rse c uni on the fhe Wt ofte ilgency beete alled powi' te s jiite , stating "'lt' i illt'i'('('0c Propol~sed for tile 1)1 Tise f' dtrawing u a a w reaty of pe a with Turkeyn will have primarily deal w1 ithi th pr )1411 llS resulting fro lie slate1 of l illligerency between tl :t liet li powerzs, 't'uirk ey, and( Greet The I Iit ni Sta1tes5 was neither at wi w-it Turkey nor a party to thie armt ti(e of 1:118, and does not desire participate in the final peace negot tions or to assume responsibility 1 the pollttleIl and territorial adjui inents which inay be effected." At the same time Mr. Hughes st his oblser'vers wouild keep) watch or iolthe disposition of "certain subjects particular Amerlean concern," Soviet Russia was invited to to part In that portion of the conferer which has to do with the Dardanell and while she is indignant at the 1i ?tation, she probably will accept. Ill- Angora national assembly h declared the sultan of Turkey th4rionel 11141 also has condemnedi death the Turkish signatories of 1 1ri'iIt, of Si'vres and the iCilllnmhers the cahinet if forner l'remier ian I''erl I'asi:t. Thime sovereignty ot' nat tion is declared to rest in the hit of the imeoile, aend th' nanme Otton 1l'1npire Is changed to the State 'T'urkey. 'T'his is virtually the I1 lathutilon of a republic, but anot sultan i1ny he elected later. rN \('ITi' ainong the (;erran n ( archists. the rnarrIagre of the imer atiser and 'rincess llerinionI It'iss min Nive'inbter 5 has caused <'( aitiselrierit, Iteally It Is entirely hutiipmrtant, but \tilhelia spread it self so far as he could. with aluder 1 pomp and procla mations in which r his lost titles appear. The cerem was performed at Doorn and was tendled by ai 'onisiderable numiber theO faithful, including George Syt teir Viereek, the notorious tpro-Gern AImerlean puht)11eist. Wilhelm Uwrl to take( his bride for a hlOnetvml t rip outside of I Iilland, but tihe al ana aid tile Du teh government wouli 'permJlit that. 'rie "queen of I'russ as5 Lrlione no0w styles herself, se to b1le ai (1k-trIm)ne 11 lad zty and she announceed thal~t sheC Will spend sevy mIlonthus each year aiway from D ) iw~mlhlh wouild be h too dull1 for cont ir u1s1 resIdence'. But hubbliy mtat min! there. TT~ltICY ;I:NIIAL DAU IiTY, who has1 been attacked penO~tedly becau 11se of hiIs alleged s 0ness in prosecutinog thle "war 5 id(ie'rs," has Iiannounced that pre Lin ary Invest igatlonl into 425 1timie conitralcts has) di1sclosed evidt (Ion wichL1 tile governmlent wIll take a) ttion. In every 0110 of these ('ases K- says, either eivil or criminal suit; m) both1 11nust he broughlt by thle-gov 1-)ment. "Legal ('lvii actIon will 's taken In every ease In whieh It 0ile bee (discovered thatI fraud1(, cllo11 Itlit attorney generlal. "Wilie great r i hers of casest' indicate14 on the1ir1 it the wvor'st kin 1( of fraudI~ andl tiei 8. Ih go' ivernmenlilt canno lit, of cou1rse T- 11nto ('our t unlt iI it has1 establ)1 ihed1 1(1 sotlit ely o n tile face of re(olrds It it liossession thait its ('ase' will stand)( 'h) fair to lseif, and fir evenl to I 14 i)rofl teer1s, yet, every' sIngle 11nd 11111, tirm;~l (1r corporat1(11io invmol ve 0' the eases now in thle possession of 1s, depa)1lrtment11, mu~st satisfy the got as5 ilment's c'))lls to tihe Iast Penny)." 11PhIs tifty-seventhi birthday ~ Thlur'sday by going through with usual r'ounid of ofil(iial (1ut1ies. 1( h(11y wats nomt forgotten, howev'er, tg IeinlraphIe gree(tin1gs ('nme11 freml nI ru2lers1' and1( headers of gther' coun and1( from innumierabile friends i- Airel. Tile I'r4esident spenlt evening quietly wIth Mi's. liarE ''who, thou~gh recoverIng from iiei '1 Cnt severe illn~ess, is still confine le . iNAL, ballyhoolng for the elect F tIls week dlemar.dhed muitcha st lion from Amnerleans dutrin~gth e, just ciostng. To predict results wa 0e he foolIsh. Eown In Texas there ie a seemlir~giy InextrIcable tanglei Lv It was believed, would lenve ork, which is to be preserved its a, ho have won control of Italy. 3-King heard of Queen Marie. to major Parties without any candidate -y for the United States senate on the b allot. The I~emnocrats had G. E. B. r- P'eddy, fusion candidate, barred from ethe ticket because he participated In to the Deinocratic primary. Th'is af ml fectedl the 150,000 Texans who voted le for Harding. Then charges were -e. brought against E. B. Maytled, Dem ar oeratic candidate, because he was aid Is- to have bpeen at member of t.he Ku to Klux Klan. This has resulted in a h- legal complication whh at this writ or Ing seems likely to kseep Miayfleld's it- name off the ballot. The fight may be carried to the senate. or mU ICIPALi elections in England, o fl which were taken as indication of the results in the coming general ke elections, turned oua very badly for ce the laborites, usually classed there is Socialists. They lost 14 seats whifh they had held in London and about 100 seats they had held in 80 boroughs outside tee capeital. as Cuba also had elections and the ie- Liberal party scored a sweeping vie to tory, Increasing their representtion In or the lower house of congress so much t' that the teaiistration tiajority is ad Imperiled. It is worthy of note that th no disturhances were reported, Ids 11 ' ( UIIENT lctitEGON of Mexico oc- got rid of one of his nost danger hier oux1 enemies last week. Geoneral Mur guot, leader of the latest revolt, was caught asleep in a church at Tee -huanites unit within at few hours had on- theen ourt-,a rtial condemned and r e:Scuted by a oiri st1ud. The haste ofwas explained by the fact that he was nItly seekin le il restraints to prevent an t 0 limediate trial. It was felt In Mexg !!-fo City that A urgult's death brought an tppreciably nearer the general paci tid tnrlon of the country. my at herf eHeies lstbl m~en del week, es- ,lFater' o thear aughanrvo, famos ('-Jeugt praleri a brthe at Card tedinal~te agln within awayw hn' Eng ion- land.I Tout-mia zts Nelsondemne, andl ei s known Aedleaniii'i autorl andi harmer wssvani a Itanrd compte any aind hawa haseingo the Resain Executvent asn Il natin, twat fnd dead~zt f in Mprvat or lcarli atPhladelphiasdah ruh re- ~THEl' moiil e led la omstsweek betwee the Uenitd Sates iand fGer teH- may Vis gnw hussewy in ntng re-n theinst eshos, welso JusteeDay ow- presdng as umrire, ather wn ormer ys Iln'- tmied. ot ThelAmr lian commissgonria var- Judgeiiit Ewitt C. Parer and the en nee sylani Hamilsrondr coman aWihl Khair hao ano tCeL theroa xerutries' a ~i hitin a ournd(erd na majrite has thury atPadned y poisenfo the nin ixeoud cim comm issiaoner um a inemum wagii ea at. wi2 cntsa hietwr. the asaite toaerd hirth [-manytinaneo bwy n Wasinton At8 ~e-tenft min ions, ''htbhr Jboard, in ow- resin thi reang gslmii h rking sent vihe tretu 25oi o presentsnthe ur.aim wast he in- id Tonetio weicanhi domisione iha 'ace theu cliinswanerD. piilhwas given, and te boadasetn fedea railwagen i tnoralvy uons.bo If given appilet pin I i in "a o twould kve coadn aersx aniinimperi, Edsael of rdu7 entsWllam iIadolph :tnd ar aste aloardstiied thes 1ted vlite. Thceir ack rolased ae W. goast'ioper chaliman ofn labe oard, in his he rl-.ate lt a minimumgngingt The ment Iie3 aent Mnlinr. wapes ei rbes at y-oungec iond. le ctis(e'otinued in1 "Onie liin gt oxprtneonomiss whoen 2111the liesnd atherntr tg thtle oagefo ng.id theor eloye tabdithate tisllwtol the-tne 'th o monkywc uther lll~ -e,'vi car ul(ioto dustht, machielry'd and thlatmh theticail levrng wall asauld nthis ten- houri. Thir attack ileds creat a lastk doer.ailt of seerhhude mhond wa The wligte r. roperity ini hisat, yu ounr cannot. e ontned b re-h m'thowda onkn wrni ino, h n BRIEF NEWS NOTES a V WHAT HAS OCCURRED DURING, r e c WEEK THROUGHOUT COUN. t TRY AND ABROAD EVENTS OF IMPORTANCE Gathered Prom All Parts Of The Globe And Told In Short Paragraphs oreign-- .I The Philibpine house of 'representa- fi Ives recently resoluted to Uncle Sam or permission to construct 'warships. a Francisco Nitti, ex-premier of Italy, h s reported in Rome to have asked for b passport to the United Statees. a Dispatches from various parts of It .ly express the view that all Italians re pleased with Mussolini's efforts to estore disclpline in all the ranks. His rogram is "Liberty is not only a right, 1 ut a duty." An honor guard of ten men from the 0 lghth infantry on duty in the Rhine- ti nd, will go to Cheppy Armistice Day a o attend the unveiling of a monu ment which the state of Missouri has rected in memory of its eons who 0 ll in the Argonne Meuse offensive. lugh M. Pinkerton of Blackburn, Mis ouri, has ben selected to lead the card of honor. t It is believed at Santago, Chile, that he legislative branch of the govern- t] nent has found a way out of the cliffs- a ulty of ratifying the Tacna Arica pro- r ocol with Peru with reservations. The prince of Wales received an in ury to his ankle when his horse slip- 11 )ed while he was hudting at Wiltshore,. N ,t became known when his engage- r neat to unveil a memorial tablet in c Westminster abbey was cancelled. . t Official reports indicate that thou cands of Russian refugees from Vladi ostok are at Hunchin, Manchuria, in L deplorable state. Supplies are ex iausted. Some of the exiles are re ,orted selling their children into Chi iese slavery. The first general order of the Red overnment at Vladivostok prohibits t ;ambling and the use of cocaine or h >piumu. The Angora (Turkish) government h ins deciled that it is invested with sovereign rights and the Turkish na ;ionalist government is the keystone )f the caliphate. Constantinople pa- s pers announce that the sultanate has been abolished. Belgian government has sent notes to France, Great Britain and Italy ask lug that Belgium be represented in the Near East conference, so that Bel gian financial and other interests may be protected. Junau Sarratea, an aged recluse, committed suicide at Bahia Blanca, Argentina, by burning herself to death en a funeral pyre which she had con structed herself. According to the po lice, the aged woman piled a quantity of wood shavings in the center of the stone floor of her kitchen, poured oil over the wood and after saturating her own clothes, declined upon the pile and touched a match to it. There are no newv developments in the quarrel betrwen Lloyd George andl Sir George Younger, and political cir cles in England are agog to learn the upshot of the strange situation. Curl osity is increased by the fact that Lloyd George alone of all the party leader-s, has not yet issued any election address. In the meantime he is con fined to his house with a cold. This prevents him from delivering two of his speeches. His condition is im proved and he appears confident. that he will make his scheduled speech in London. Washington Important data relative to new au-1 pets of coast defent-e problems due to the development of airplanes is ex pepted to be obtained from a series ofa joint air servIce-coast artillery train ing maneuvers now in progrese at. For- t tress Monroe. Provision has been ( made to simulate actual battle condi tions as far as possible in order that information as to the effectiveness of air cr-aft may be obtained. Indications of rapidly improving con-E ditions in the countr-y's general busi ness life were given in reports to the a car service section of the American Railway association, which. among oth- a er thin~gs. shows the gr-eatest weekly t loadings of freight from wvhich then railroads derived revenue in two year-s. a The Geor-gia, Florida and Alabama d railroad has been authorized to abcan dIon a steamboat line which it has, it hitherto operatedl betwen Carrabello o and Apalachicola, Fila Final settlements between the gov. c emrnment and two Southern railroads 1' arising out of the war timo federal y control were recently completed when g the government paid the Charleston A and Western Carolina $1.-450,000 and the Georgia Southern and Florida $60,- t< 000. The Arctic ocean is warming up, ice bergs are growing scarcer and in seome ki places seals are finding the waters tc too hot, according to a report to the pi commerce department from the consul at Bergen, Norway. C, A w~arrant charging Mrs. Hazel ri Gnash with the murder of her 15- u month-old baby, has been issued by ni Washington police. The mother who a gave the child 14 grains of bichloride tl of mercury and then took 42 graina P herself is hovering between life and o: death in a hospitaL. The warrant will tI be served it she recovers Any charges of discrimination against romar; in admission to examinations nd in rating of examination papers Pere declared unfounded in a statement ecently issued by the civil service onmission. The statement expressed lie opinion that a change in the civil orvice rule which authorizes appoint ig officers to specify the sex, desired then requesting certification of eli 'ibles would be detrihental to the fterests of women. because of the ,orking of the veterans pension law. A blanket of human hair, woven rom the shorn tresses of a Polish 'oman has been received by Secretary [ouver as an expression of gratitude )r his efforts towards famine relief Poland. The blanket, which is about ye feet in length by four in width, light brown in color and consists of loose mesh of coarse woolen fiber losely interwoven with strands of uman hair, in the center of which is design resembling a shamrock. While less than one-half of the candi Ates for the senate have filed cam ilgn expense statements, candidates r the house are still sending their sports at the rate of almost 200 a Ay. In the midst of the confusion 3 to the provisions of the law, the no fact that stands out clearly is int house candidates must file now nd after the election. A cathedral window in honor of tc South in the Civil War, the gift f the United Daughters of the Con ?deracy, was dedicated with impres lve ceremonies at national headquar 3rs of the American Red Cross, the ther day. Regarded as one of the inest pieces of stained glass art in tio country, the window is the last of series of three dedicated as memo lals to the women of the North and outh during the war. Negotiations are said at the white ouse to be in progress looking to vard United States government rep esentation on the international court f justice, which was created under hie treaty of Versailles. )omestic Mrs. Bridget Mary Convey, 102 years ld, who recently attended at prize Ight at Sioux City, is dead. Chicago and Alton railroad has pe loned the rail board to abolish the ight-hour day. Interest centers in he action of the big four brother oods. Mrs. Jane Gibson, the pig raiser, who as been prominent in the Rev. Hall irs. Eleanor Mills case at New Bruns rick, N. J., says Mrs. Hall lied when he recently issued a statement that he had not seen deponent. Miss Ruth Spangler, a New York oung woman, 21, who was recently eft $25,000 on condition that she narry, declined the bequest on the ;round that when she married she could marry a man she loved and not or money. "Big Floyd" Hopkins, who worked ut of Johnson City, Tenn., as a pro iibition officer, has turned moonshiner, nd, bocause he knows all the tricks f the trade, he is giving the revenue >fficers a "merry chase." Three dead, four seriously injured fnd two slightly hurt, is the toll of a vreck near Adeline, La., when the southeorn Pacific Sunset Express crash d into the rear end of the Wortham shows train. Women leaped from flaming win lowvs into life nets and scores of spec aeular, escapes were made when fire ttackedl a row of buildings in Chicago mn the site of the old world fair grounlds. Mayor Hylan of Newv York City re sently sent out a letter to the wvomen roters of that little city ending with 'Sincerely Yours." Herbert Drescher, in attorney, wrote the mayor that, in ils opinion, even the mayor of a great 3ity had no right to address a married woman as "Sincerely Yours." The railway labor board, in an opin on, recently enunciated, says that if the lying wage theory were carried to its egitimate conclusion it would bank -upt every industry in the country. Joe Weller, New York east sidler, vas recently found guilty in Nashville, ['enn.. of conspiracy in connection with he $250,000 platinum theft from the )ld Hickory powder plant in 1920. H-ope of an early solution of the roblem of railroadi conditions wvas ex resrd by James J. Davis, secretary 'f labor, in a statement made public at battle. Wash., recently. Ruling that a chess game was not theatrical exhibition within the leaning of the law Magistrate Marsh t Chicago dlismuissed charges against he parents of a ten year- 01(1 cheess uarvel who were summlonedi to court ftor a nexhibition at which the boy isp~layedl his ability at he game. Six hundred farmers in the conmmun ,y around New England, N. D.-Cath lics, Congregationalists and Luther nis-held a thanksgIving service re ently, giving thanks to Divine Favor ho had granted them a bountiful har ost, which they conceded had been lyon In answer to prayers made to hlghty God in the springtime. Acyork, Tenn., is the new Tennessee >wn, namedl so in honor of Alvin C. ork, Tennessee war hero. The Wisconsin deopartment of iar 3ts says that if the big crop of po toes this year is to be consumed, each urson must eat forty-eight pounds. The California court of appeals re mntly dlecided that the Bible is secta an and for that reason could not be 10(d in the public schools of Califor a. "While Protestantism may not be 'sect' in the strict interpretation~ of, ic term," the opinion ,states, "the rotestant Bible contains the precepts, many Protestant denominations and ie 'denomination' is merely another ord for sect Covingt, suffered se t 1li' l" ache and ,,..1 Then I be; i. 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