Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1921, Page 10

10 HONDRED MLIN DEBTASSOLVENR Rerinder of the Irast of the Hapsburgs Held by Czechoslovakia. By Cable to The Star and Chicugo Dally News. i Copyright, 1921, VIENNA, Austria, November 10.— Although exiled Karl is a part of the Past as far as Hungary is concerned, her neighbor, Czechoslovakia, has a douvenir of the last of the Hapsburgs n the form of a hundred-million-dol- Iar mobilization bill. = { Prague, however, seems well pleas- ed with the results. The Germans and Hungarians within the fron- tlers of Czechoslovakia, as well as the Czechs, Germans and Hungarians outside the frontiers, returned to their posts, many going from Vienna. Though the mobilization was suc- cessful there was much ' speculation _regarding the attitude of the Ger- mans, Magyars, Slovaks and Ruthen- jans if they had been asked ‘o fight the Hungarians. The socialists would probably have been influenced to at- tack the Horthy government, but many claimed that half the army could not _have been made to fight a Hun- garian representative national army, and certainly the Magyar population, v serious 6ppos mobilization was in the of Grasilitz, where twel 10 killed, The Czech autho:i CHURCH-MISSED CHANCE, CARTER GLASS DECLARES By the Associated Press. . - RICHMOND, Va., November 11.— “Had the Christian churches of this country exhibited the same degree of intersst in the league of naiions that they now are manifesting in dis- armament. the nation would " have held its place in the high esteem of the world,” -United States Senator Carter Glass of Virginia declared, in & letter to John Stewart Bryan, pub- lisher of a local newspaper, made public here. The-lettor-added: “The.churches, in large part, failed Christianity in the supremest test to- which it has been put since the angels in heaven sang of Christ’s advent and mission on earth. As I wrote a preacher friend of mine in Virginia the other day, the church is getting religion too late. Its awakening should have .come when the greatest Christian statesmen of all time summoned the nations of the earth to enter into a covenant which contained the very essence of the Sermon on the Mount, and was the consummation, as far as Christian na- tions could contrive, of the sacrifice on Calvary.” HEADS ‘NEW- MINISTRY. BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, November 9.—King Alexander has redesignated Nikola Pachitch as head of the Jugo- slav ministry. The premier, in ac- cordance. with custom, had tendered his resignation to the king upon the latter’s resumption of power. follow- ing his recent return from Paris. | CONSULATE MUST MOVE. REVAL, Esthonia, November 10. The soviet legation today reques the American consulate to move i mediately. from the building " pi - | chased three months ago by ‘the b - | she 1iki, which already is partly oc- 2 n many uding Slovakia, and Hun- s with Czechoslovak' citizen- ship ¢ been arrested in Brati- slavia (Pressburg). The cost of the mobilization is estimated at more than 500.000.000 Czech crowns (nomi- nally $100.000.000). There’s conditions— Reserve System. Safeguard | A SORT of community stabilizer. A happy medium of balance under all business . “These are just a few reasons why you should give your support to a Member Bank of the Federal FEDERAL NATIONAL BANK Southeast Corner of 14th and G Streets cupied by the bolsheviki. Owing to the shortage of business quarters in Reval the .irdications seem to be that the American con- sulate will be homelegs. 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