The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-21
GREEKS DEMAND J.
THEIR WAR GAIN
VENIZEL0S APPEARS ~
BEFORE THE PREMIERS
Willing to Use Ten Greek
Division. Against The Turk
ish Nationalist

HYTHE. England. June 2o.-tBy Ine
Associated Press)-While the queHtion
Of German reparations was the oosten-
sible reason for the hurriedly arranged
meeting here Of the French and BRUSH =
nremiers. the Associated Press - au-
iboritatiyely infkrmed that the TuTkleh )
situation thrust itself into the 19re- 19enr
front Of their discussions TO-DAY. ins
experts on the demnty' ere ,,sHy,
to present their advice on this lmpeit-'
az The Greek premier. Euphtherio vents
zelos, however who was was thEoMSn ao ,he
treaty, appeared upon the scsns nst
night, He called on Mr.. Lloyd Geor1e
and N. Millerand at this mornMSs con.
ference, prepared to act In a.tn. DenaLL o t
The allies in repressing the activities Or
.Mustapha Kamai. Pasha, the TURKISH
Nationalist leaderS
Vsuixslos' Conts1tio1- =
II is learned that n. Venizelos. con-
tended that the ten Greek DIVISIONS a..
ready in the Thrace and Suyra distfiets
constitute the only toIce innn . ;~.t
the Turks, but instead that these opefa-
,ions shall be eonhped to o1isy .Se. oe
fensive measures; 1t is ree1nei tn.t
the allies in asking taf *. SSsas pfonss ,kst
they do not operate beyond the peaeA
It is understood that N. Vsnizelos
today met the allied refusal TO 1Ssums
any responsibility. should the Gteeki
exceed this limitation, but the rcfuSai
was softened by the assurance hAt
there was no intention on the part ot
Great Britain or France TO advoeate
modification OF the Turkish treatS' =
The German 1udsAA11.
psIs Premier 1oSd HsSidstSs Georr. s ana % %Tiiisr.n
Boulogne, whore the six-Aation ,Eonlef-.
encc will begin tomorrow. A. Do1ioene
il is expected the decision1 tenta1lYely
agreed upon here By. Franee and Great
nifty and reparations, a. well az WIN
respect TO Turkey. will be oNhmitte6
Some light may also b. thrownsor
the Persian negotiations ut London II
ths s9uCsns 9,ei nee H.ls Ea,s y r.
Wise who represents Great Britain in
the economic councils dealing with u.
krassin, The Bolshevik minister OF traoS
and commerce, was present At tne atteL-
noon conference OF the premiers. which
was held at the Sassoon villa
The Boulog1s MssttnS.
BOULOGNE. June 20.-TomorroW's
meeting of the supreme council here
will be held in the Chateau de "a belia
Tries. where the French and British
plenipotentiaries in, 1850 signed the
treaty by which England gave Boulogne
back TO France. This fact ADDS V the
sentimental interest which BouloIne
takes in the conference. The city ,s: has
made great preparations for receiving
the deieFates, and her people were dis
appointed when It developed that ths
more notable Of them would not arrive
until tomorrow, instead OF today, as
had been expected.
First Of the participants to appear was
Viscount Chinda. the japanese ainhas-'
sador to Great Britain. who cane n on
the noon boat from Folkestonc: .a,er
Paul Hymans. Belgian foreign minister.
and NJ. Jaspar, Belgian minister Of the
Interior. arrived from Brussels. The
French delegation. with the exception
of Premier Millerand. Finance Minister
Francois-Marsal and Marshal Foch.
was expected to arrive during the eve.
ming. The French premier and his
party, with Premier Lloyd George, ot
Great Britain. will come here tomorrow
morning on a special boat, arriving
about 8 o'clock. The first session of the
council will be held soon Afterwards