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PEKING., Dec. 19. (By tho As
sociated Press) General Chang 8hao
Tseng, tho military leader, has been
appointed premier with -the approval
of parliament. His- selection, which
was supported by General Tsao Kun
Is believed to indicate the Intention
of tho military party to resume con
trol of China.
' Tho Chinese newspapers published
reports to tho effect that President
IA Yuan Hung will soon rctlro and
that General Tsao Kun will take his
placo. Another report says thnt Tsao
Kun, with the backing of General
Chang Tsao Lin, Is preparing hos
tilities 'against General Wu Pei Fu for
early spring, with tho purpose of
placing tho pending government com
pletely In tho hands of the militar
ists. Tho appointment of Chang Shao
Tseng to tho premiership Is declared
to be a conceptod move of the mili
tarists to regain control. . It is said
that with the' support of tho military
group in sixteen provinces Tsao Kun
Induced President Lu Yuan Hung to
nominate the new. premier and that
parliament had' acted, almost, unani
mously In his favor.
This Is taken to Indicate that par
liament Is ready to support Tsno
ICun'B ambition to accede to the
presidency. : ;
General Chang Tsao Lin succeeds
Wang Shin as premier of China. The
latter was designated as acting pre
mier early this month in n ministry
supplanting thnt headed by Wang
Chung Hul. General Chang, who
became military governor ot Sul
Yuan Cheng in 1912, has not occu
pied a prominent place in Chinese af
fairs for several years.
General Tsao Kun was favored
tor tho presidency at the time of Li's
election last summer and his name
has recently appeared as a prospec
tive candidate for tho presidential
chair. Dispotches this month . have
indicated that Tsao Kun and Gene
ray Shao Tseng would como togothcr
to attempt to eliminate General Wu
Pei Fu. ;
TURKS TO GET PEACE
TREATY SATURDAY
LAUSANNE. Dec. 19. (By : tho
Associated Press) It ,was reported
Oils oTternoon' that a 'completo draft
of hto peace treaty drawn up as a re
sult of tho deliberations of the Near
Bast conference hero would bo pre
snted to the Turks on Saturday.
Today's .session of the conference
body dealing with tho question of the
straits was adjourned at two p. m.
until tomorrow without, an agvioment
having bceni reached. Tho turklbh
delegates: woro. conciliatory, but the
Russian representatives . ..maintained
an attltudo of opposition.
Lord Curzon announced that the
discussions wcro dragging on too len
iently and that tomorrow's meeting
must bo tho last for consideration ot
tho straits problem.
Foreign Minister Tchltchorln of
Russia mado an effort to draw fire
from tho American delegation. Ho
urged that tho American statement
as to tho attitude of tho United States
on he question of tho straits should
be Interpreted to mean that only war
ships on crrandB of mercy could go
through the straits to the Black Sea.
The American representatives did not
reply. -.' . : ' ;'" ' - '; T .
'..LAUSANNE, Dee. 16. Djcllaladlnc
Arif Bey, representative of tho .An
gora government at noma and mem
ber of the Turkish dolcgation at tho
Near Bastorn conference, was presi
dent of tho senate In Constantinople
when the allied governments, under
British leadership, - closed up the
Turkish parliament In 1919 and ban
ished most ot tho nationalist leaders
who had not joined Mustapha Komal
In Angora. ; -.
Tho British wcro after DJcllaladlne
but ho Vf-as too clover for them. Ho
was warned in advance and lay In
hiding until ho was able to make his
way across tho Bosphorus disguised
as a peasant Then ho slowly-worked
his way across Anatolia to a point
on tho Angora railway which was bo
yond allied control. . ,
1 DJallaladlno Arlf Bey Is as largo a
man as Chief Justice , Taft "of the
United tSatcs supremo court. ' His
companion in flight was Halldo Edlb
Ilanum,- tho celebrated woman na
tionalist whom the English also want
ed to send to Malta because of her
effective agitation against tho terms
of tho Sevres treaty. Hallde Edlb
Hanum Is of slight, athletic build and
found the night walks and horseback
rides comparatively easy. But It was
difficult to find horses strong enough
to carry DJellaladlno Arlf Boy. Tho
horses fell under his weight, and ho)
was badly battered and bruised be
fore ho managed to reach, a zone of
safety, .. , ....
; In tho threo years and a half since
that flight the Angora ' government
has won recognition as tho respon
sible government of Turkey; has de
feated Greece, and has unseated the
Sultan at Constantinople So the
rcfugcos of 1919 aro now returning
to Europe tinder conditions far dif
ferent from those under which they
fled.
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POLE PRESIDENCY
IF ELECTION HELD
PAIUS, Dec. 19. (Uy Associated
Press), An increasing probability that I
Marshal Pilsudskl, former premier of
the Polish state, will become a candi
date for the presidency of Poland in
the election to fill the vacancy caused
by the assassination of President Na
rutowlcz is reflected in dispatches re
ceived by tho Fronoh foreign office
Tho marshal's Intervention pre
vent reprisals against tho nationalists
after tho assassination of tho presi
dent Is said greatly to have strength
ened his position and it is thought ho
will bo able to muster such a majority
as to remove his own objections. .
WARSAW, Deo. 19. (By Associated
Press). The government, In Its ef
forts to determine whether a plot ex
isted for tho murder of President
Narutowicz, is 'continuing to effect
searches and arrests among tho na
tionalists and many high officers and
officials have been, arrested or- dis
missed. Kxtraordlnary precautions against
possible disorders are being taken In
this city and in the mining regions.
The country generally Is In mourn
ing for tho late president and the
government has ordered all officers to
wear a crepe armlet for six weeks. All
big public entertainments hvae been
suspended for the rest of the season In
respect to tho president's death. ,
ENGLISH SEE HOPE
OF AMERICAN AID
LONDON, Dec. 19. Thoso news
papers to ' which tho British public
looks for solid and conservative In
formation reject tho Idea that a Unlt
od States loan to Germany is prob
able.' Thoso. Journals aso their
skepticism on long reports from their
correspondents in tile United States
who appear to have probed Import
ant sources of Information over the
week-end; .. i , ; , .' v . . . i .
Tho possibility of American Inter
vention in Europe's troubles still en
grosses attention here. '
Two or throe of tho morning news
papers reiterated with .more ot- less
striking embcllishnwnt last night's
news reports.
.The consensus of opinion- howovor,
Is that thero Is something in ''the
wind" and that'thero'is a distant pos
sibility that America,' In somo way
that has not been divulged, will take
a hand In helping to' solve the diffi
culties which have confronted Euro
pean statesmcni ..
.- In nil .tho comment thoro is a clear
eagerness to see intervention .and
thero aro many Indications that this
desire Is based on .a confident belief
In tho high American ideals. ,.
BOY SCOUTS LOCATE
BEIRUT, Syria, Dec. 19,-r-(By As
sociated Press). The foundations of a
larirn Rnmfln fnmnln nmhnlilv nn an.
clnnt Knnctimrv nr Arinnln. hnvn born I
uncovered near Kassaba by Armenian
Boy Scouts from the American Near
East relief orphanage at Jebcll, 25
miles north of this city. -.
In this same district the boys found
Babylonian and Phoenician rollofB
which had boon bnricd in the sands
for centuries. . ; - ' ', '
: A small museum has been establish
ed at the Jebcll orphanage to accom
modate the treasure, but it Is expected
that the Near Kast relief will send the
more important objects to American
museums. ; ' . . . ... .
FESTIVAL OF NATIVITY
Tho festival of tho Nativity was
never held on any other day than
the 25th day of December. Tho an
cient observance of tho feast, how
ovor, continued for 12 days, or In ec
clesiastical language, "an octave and
a half." other festival days having
an 4'octavc" or eight days of observ
ance only. Henco, tho last day of the
feast was termed twelfth day, Little
Christmas (among the French) and
Old Christmas day In somo parts ot
England. It was In 813 A. D., that
tho Epiphany was first celebrated as
a distinct festival, at the end of tho
Chrlstmaa celobration propor. Tho
day has its own observances, twelfth
day cako, king of tho feast, tho mys
tical bean In tho cake, etc, etc., but
Is now usually celebrated as "lo Jour
do rol," by the French people, or as
the festival of the Eplhany, the Greek
word for manifestation ot Jesus
Christ to tho Gentiles. .
; Bt Nick for tho Table.
- St. Nick's head Is a walnut, his
body a rosy apple, his arms are of
raisins, his. legs macaroni and his
shoes Brazil nuts. A hole Is borod
Into each nut to set In the macaroni
legs. Ills beard Is of absorbent cot
ton, his lips of sealing wax. his eyes
ot npple seeds, while his reindeer are
long, aweetpotatoes with realistic ant
ler of raisins. A wonderful Santa
who serves as a "party" when all the
other Christmas goodies are gone!
Tn you wnnt to mnlH) Kiich ; a , St.
Nick? Grit. .
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