Show l New Senator 1 P v 4 c J ff f II 40 4 0 N ii 4 I j r 1 A Av v S Arthur R. R Robinson above Indianapolis lawyer has been I appointed by Governor Ed Jackson of Indiana to succeed the late Samuel Ralston in the I United States senate GREEKS GREEK DIC IN INI I FOR LUNG LONG STAY I Invading Troops Strength Strength- Strengthen I en en Bulgarian Positions I Reported From Vienna PARIS Oct 26 AP The AP-The The council coun coun- cil of the league of nations today told Greece Geece and Bulgaria they must evacuate each others other's territory The two Balkan states were given twenty four hours in which to in inform inform inform in- in form the council that they had given 1 e en such orders odes to their troops and sixty hours to inform it whether the evacuation was actually carried I 0 out ut VIENNA Austria Oct 26 AP Advices from Sofia the Bulga- Bulga ric l-de l t w 1 e Greek troops at all points are diggIng digging digging dig dig- ging in and strengthening their po positions positions po- po apparently for a long stay on Bulgarian soil Early this morning they are re reported reported re- re ported to have occupied a new po posItion position po- po re-I re south of which hitherto had been in the hands of I Bulgarian troops A number of persons were killed or wounded In Inthe Inthe inthe I the Greek Greel bombardment of Piper Piper- nItza and about fifteen miles north of A heavy rainfall Is making the plight of the tho refugees pitiable as I many of them are forced to camp campIn In the open open without the slightest st I shelter I IThe The Sofia authorities again give i denial that hat there thero Is a n l' l single Bulgarian soldier odier on Greek soil d. d I LONDON Oct 26 AP AP The The Dally Daily Express res prints a n dispatch I from Bulgarian headquarters head head- head I quarters four miles mlles irom from Pet ich dated Sunday Sunda saying that the Bulgarians Bul lil- garlans and the Greeks cont continue to wage Intermittent warfare The correspondent however confines the details to the doings of at the Greeks not mentioning any Bulgar Bulgar Bul- Bul gar retaliation He said that on Sunday he could I see Greek Gree shells falling upon one of ot the Bulgarian Dulgarian mountain batteries bat bal I teries which arrived Friday night ht but which had not been used The Greeks were declared to greatly outnumber the Bulgara and their artillery machine guns and airplanes airplanes airplanes air air- planes to make an easy task for pr them especially as the thc Bulgarians are under strict control and or ordered ordered or- or dered not lot to to retaliate The valley v says tJ o dispatch is s dotted with refugee refuge waiting to take tako their cattle to safety is awaiting Its Us fate The inhabitants are leaving In terror terrol The attention of the Greeks not seems to have been di diverted diverted diverted di- di from to which Is constantly shelled The Tho food problem Is becoming serious The only blessing Is 18 that the tho weather er is fine tine which heartens the tho lation laUon |