Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-24
MYTH SEES WAR AS ! RESULT or TREATY ! WITH I'VE TURKS
utaly Won't Send Soldier Or
 Pay Lire,' He De-
 clares
FAIL TO SET THE ARMENIAN BORDER
Council, However, Determines That Nation Shall be Independent Inasmuch as No Power Will Accept Mandate

| San Reno, April 23.-"You will Rave war in Asia Minor and Italy Mill not send single soldier nor pay
 single Lire," said Signor Nitti, the Italian premier, in an interview to- lay following critical analysis by kim of the Turkish peace treaty.
 You have taken from the Turks their sacred city of Adrianople," said 5ignor Nitti. "You have placed their 'apital city under foreign control; <; lou have taken from them every port tEd the larger part of their terri ory. And the five Turkish dele fates whom you will select will sign
 treaty which will not have the hnction of the Turkish people or the Turkish parliament"
 Armenia Independent. l San Reno, April 23.--While the +upreme council today determined hat Armenia should be an indepen- ent state because no power would ccept mandate over that country, 10 boundaries for the new country fere set. It was indicated however, he new republic will probably be bther contracted, as it is believed bat the smaller the country the bore easily can it take care of it. elf because if too many Turks are &ft within it's confines they might Ferthrow the government.
 The comment of those in close elation with the council is that the kague of nations has been rather )ightingly treated respecting Ar lenia. The council sent some bot lot 4N %1 T. Ag it to take the mandate. The [ague executive at the meeting in hris replied favorably, but called ktention to the fact that it had no bnds and no staff, suggesting that e council should authorize an inter- Rtional loan guaranteed by the pow Is composing the council. It was pointed out that the new ates ought not to be burdened with
 large debt to begin with and the Runcil was also requested to eject 4e Turkish forces from borders of e new state. These proposals have Pt been accepted by the council, hieh thus declines to avail itself
 the league as a suitable manda- 2ry. It is understood that if the ague had been provided with money
 might have arranged with neutral yernments to exercise the mandate
 der supervision of the league. nong the smaller power so men, pned are Canada especially and if Pnada would not accept, then Swed-
 or Spain. The council leaves Syria under e suzerainty of Turkey, but the y and province under the adminis- ltion of Greece. The Turkish treaty has been al- pst finished by the council. Pre-
 er Nitti gave his opinion of the eaty in the remarks he made to the nncil saying "I am constrained to
 ! you that this treaty is to my
 md, more imperfect production an anything the peace conference
 s done"
 In its discussions over relations
 th Russia, it is understood, the uncil will not treat the subject as
 allied question. It has already en decided that as the allies were
 at war with Russia each ally is
 e to have such intercourse or non-
 ercourse as it may deem fit
 Marshal Foch will dine with Pre-
 er Lloyd George tonigtt and MT. pyd George with Premier Miller
 tomorrow evening. The council
 hopes to leave San Reno Monday kt