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BIBLE STUDENTS.

Why Does God Permit Eyii2" VIII
be the subject Of the lecture before the
International Bible Students Associa-
ton tomorrow afternoon AZ 3 o'cIocA in
The Jr. O. /. y. NJ. Hall. s01 Tatnau
street. by w. II. Dicksl son The lee
ture Will be preceded by the usual
Bible classes for adults and children
al - o'clock
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The W,mens Home Miss.ona az
So',c;y ot -; Pau!'s VI / Churca
Wa h..d a lawn fete 81" III chur ID
lawn Thu-sdav. Fo- ne ben,r1: a.. the
ladd., Memorial DeaCon,-ss Home. 3U7
IVES, stree:
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WAR HERO TAKES POISON.
Aviator. Who Brought Down Five
Germans. Ends Life.

Birmingham. Ala. July sack
Lewis Darcy. said 20 he the son Of a
New York banker committed suicide
AZ a hotel here Thursday night by
taking poison.
Darcy had been In birmingham
about four weeks. working for a real
estate firm. Discharge papers found
N his clothing Indicated he was an
aviator in the French army and
credit FOR bringing down five air
nlnEAa
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st, PaurS Church Music.

Organ numbers at St. PauIs NJ. h.
Church tomorrow Will include: morn
ing service Shackley:
Melody in A. Parker. Evening ser
vice Evening Hymn Mailing; AT
Twilight" F'rysinger; "Salut D.
Amowe," Edgar; postlude, Allegro, "
Kroeger. Organist, Sarah Hudson
White.
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0IES OFT TO STAY.
Mayor of sunRstown Gives Up Fight
Ia Hold On.

Youngstown. ohio. July s Fofmer
Mayor George /. O,es Yesterday gave
mp his nKh; to regain the Mayors
chair. IN serve II I'm Mayor" hc
said. ''1}ut I'm not willing to negle,.t
MY own private business and spend
5.00O 70 $40 GEO 70 regain the office
and proha bly,. after evrNing without
pay. making enemies by the hundreds
IN every attempt 90 save money FOR
Che people Of Youngstown
Il NJ going e let the cas- he settled
by me question OF whether the acts OF
William h. Reese as Mayor are legal
II his name on the new bond issll., is
accepted as Mayor, I'll drop the Ugh;
To regain the Office
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Trinity.
METHODIST PROTESTANT,
First.

First Nj. L. Church, Seventh and
Walnut streets. Rev. Fred c. Hollo-
way. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor.
Sunday school and other regular meet
ings at tho usual hours.
Second.
Second NJ. =. Church. Firth avenue
and Anchorage street, Rev. r. b.
Bailey, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by Rev. James
l.. Nichols. Sunday school u: . o'clock.
Mr. Nichols will conduct AN evangel-
istic service tonight at 745.
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hands. Ii broke out in
little PIN pies and then
formed large. sore erup-
lions. II itched and burned
causing him to scratch
and irritste til e affected
parts. He could not put
his hands in water.
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The annual picnic Of the members
Of CYnthia's Helpers Branch If the
Sunshine Sociesy viii be held a; Shell
pot Park Thursday afternoon, July l3.
\ box luncheon viii be served.
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bethany sunday SchooI KrcursIon.

TIL annual sunday schoo. excursion
~ Bethany EaptIst Church v1l 6e ca.d
Thursday q, R.vo-view Beach. The
boat viii cave me wharf q, IS A. .n
Athletic spor's NJ all Kinds vii be held
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bic compound and
TOOK II because |
was having such
pains IN my stom-
ach and through
my back that L
could not do my
work. / had tried
other medicines.
but none did me
the good that
your Vegetable
compound did.
Now am able to
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LUTHE RAN.
Zion.

Zion Lutheran Church. Sixth and
jackson streets, Rev. Frederick Has
skan, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning At 10 by ;he pastor. Sub
jcct "lshmael"
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DAUGHTER HAD
TOHELP MOTHER
Now Can Do All Her Homework
Alone BecauseLy diaE. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Helped Her
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Jasper. MINI. II saw in the paper
about lydia +. Pinkham 5 Negeta-
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
MISCELLANEOUS.


81. Iuke's.
81. LuIe'g r. T. Church. Monroe and
Eighth streets, Rev william Lam
ming, rector. Prayer and sermons to-
morrow at a. m. and 100 y. m
Church school at TO- Mid-woek SER
vice at p. m. Wednesday.
sunday Breakfast Mission.
Meetings are being held every night
ut 8 ~ tho Sunday Breakfast Migqion.
Ammon Heller will speak tonight and
John Galloway tomorrow nigh.
&. and ". Alliance.
Christian and Missionary Alliance.
504 West FIFTH street. Rev. ". T.
McGarvey. pastor. Prca, hing to-
morrow morning ana evening boy tho
pastor. Sunday SCHOOL and other reg'I-
lar meetings as usual
Pentecostal.
Pentccostai Church. Twenty 'hlrd
and Pine streets EcY. william A
COKE. pastor Preaching tomorr0~
morning and evening. Subject. 1920
"Enrthen V"sscis Filled with Treas
Wc." evening. Hidden TrraeJte'
Morning prayer. 10. sunday schoo
/ after the morning service. ToIug
Peoples meeting. C3o Bible c'as,
meeting Tuesday evening. prayer
meeting. Friday evening Meeting 81
Newport Wednesday a. 100 p m.
Christian Science.
The regular services 81 FRS. Char.i
ar Christ crfsf.fe+ t,,fJJ tc S,tF -,...-,...
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BAPTIST.
Orth.

North baptist Church, Lincoln
strcct, near Delaware avenue, Wl-
liam H. Pettinglll. pastor. Preaching
tomorrow at 1910 ana 7.45, by the
pastor morning subject. STANDARD
ling tho Ministry" evening. Fol
lowers OF I's and of tho Lord" Bible
school at noon.
Bethany.
Bethany Baptist Church, Elm and
jackson streets Preaching tomorrow
at 1890 and 10 by Rev Wesley u
Hubert Of North Attlcboro. Mass
Sunday school at noon Trustees and
Christian Endcavor Socicty's monthly
meeting Monday evening. Board Of
pcncons aud Teachers Training Band
meetings Tuesday evening Prayer
service Friday evening at 40
Delaware Avenue.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
Delaware avenue and West street.
Rev. Joseph y Irwin, s =. D.. pastor
| Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by tho pastor; subject. 1890
'"rhe Church Buildcr.' 40. a Ec-
Ia tionship 20 God" Sunday shool nj
! T. and other meetings az the usua'
! hours
Second.
Second Baptist Church. Nin,h art
+ Franklin streets. Rev. Gcorg" Allison
/ pastor. Preaching tomorrow morn.
/ ing by Rcv, James \. Maxwell. y -
/ pastor of First Baptiet Church. Chos
ter pr. Allison VIII preach i'm IN,
/ Chester church In exchange with Dr
| Maxwell The quartctte choir w.I
siug Lord with Glowing Heart ".
Pray Thee. and II;rpor 9pry VIII sin;
"fho Lord is NJ Light Tho chur.l
iWiil join in tho union park service, il
the evening The mid week prayer
meeting and conference" win bo hob
In the church "Wednesday evening.
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Eastjake Presbyterian church. 2I'h
and MARKET streets. Rev. William
LrishmaH. pastor. sabbath sch"ol TO-
morrow morning a. 10. reception Ia
members and holy communion, u.
twilight service and sermon, =. p"-
Vutlunal services Wedne 4day evening
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| CUT|CURA HEALS
ECZEMA ON CHILD
OnNeck and Hands. InPim-
pies. Itched and Burned.

My little brother became affected
with eczema about the neck and
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
I'm man ucI.

Uti-
Unnamed T. f. Church seven
tccnth and Rivervlew. Rev. e. W
Clash, rector. Holy communion to-
morrow at 7.45: morning prayer and
sermon. II.
81. Andrews.
81. Andrews = Z; Church. Eighth
and ShjpIey STREETS. Rev Richard W.
Trapnel rector. Holy communion to-
morrow al .; morning prayer and Ser
mon at II. 80 evening service
II. Johns.
st Johns J. T.. Churvh Concord
avenue and Market street. Rev. Alban
Richcy. II. D.. rector. Services to-
morrow. in accordance WIKI summer
schedule, as follows; Holy communion.
80; morning prayer and sermon. 10:
evening prayer. 6.
Calvary.
Calvary =. +. Church. Third and
/ Washington streets, Rev. r. H. Stew
| ems. rector. Holy communion to
morrow at 7.30; Sunday school, 1915:
morning PRAYER and sermon on The
Sin OF Secta-ianism," IL No evening
/ service.
Trinity.
( Services in Trinity Episcopal Church
/ tomorrow Will be as follows: HON
communion Il: 80 a. m: morning
( prayer and sermon al / a m Rev
/ Frederick NJ kirkus. rector, Will b,
+ at hone and in charge Of ali services
/ in Trinity Church through the month
Of July. The latter service lasts abou,
/ ono hour. An excellent choir Is II
attendance throughout the entire
summer and a cordial welcome /,
/ extended 10 strangers and visitors Al
/ Gl services.
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PRESBYTE RIAN.
Hanover.

In Hanover Presbyterian Church
Boulevard and Eighteenth street. to-
morrow morning. the Rev. Charles H.
1'0hner. pastor, viii preach on The
Source of Strength" This will DO the
only preaching service i'm Hanover
Church tomorrow, the congregation
taking part in the union scrvirc In
the park in tho evening The Sunday
school viii meet at the usual hour.
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West.

West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and Washington streets Preaching
tomorrow morning. II o'clock by Rev.
$ ". Mck"lvoy. -. y, ~ Phhadel-
phia. Bible school and other regular
MEETINGS ut the usual hours
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Fastiake, ". T..
NIndeley.

Madclny NJ +. Church. Ncv. J.. NJ.
broadway. pastor. Preaching t"m"r-
row morning and evening 10y the pas
tor: subject. 10, MUTUAL Encourage
mcut." As. The Great Preacher.
class meeting. Q: sunday school l.3o;
Epwcrth League meeting. ., song
service. 80.
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FlrSt-t entraI.

Frst-Central Presbyterian church,
Market street above Ninth street.
Rov. Aquilla webb. -. j.. l.. T.. D..
minister. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing 10y the pastor. Subject. 10. 30.
"Furious Driving $50. preaching by
Row Thomas Kerr Sunday srhooi
and other regular meetings NJ the
usual hours
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Trinity.

Trinity NJ T. Church, TwentY-s""-
oud and church streets. Rev. T.. II.
Collins. minister. Preaching tomUr-
row morning and evening 10y the pas
tor. subject. 1890. The Gospel "f the
Left Hand "a. Heaven" sunday
school at noon and Epwyrth League
a,
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HeIlefOnte,

Bellefonte NJ. f. Church, Rev. r. A
Baker, pastor. Sunday school to-
morrow at p. m; Epwurth League
us; preac hing service. 40. subject
sermons in Shoes" Special must,
by quartet from Union Church.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Union.


Union NJ. T.. Church. Fifth ana
Washington streets. Rev. Harvey w.
Ewing. ID. d.. pastor. PrcachinS TO-
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor: subject. II. sincerity in
Religion" 7.3O, THE Inequalities OF
Life" Sunday school Mt 9.aj.
Grace.
Grace NJ. u. church. Ninth and
West streets. Rev. John w. II. sum
walt. -. D., minister. Preaching To-
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor: subject. 1890. "tontentment,
Asset or Liability" $50, "A Voice
From the Bush"
McCabe.
McCahe Memorial NJ. ~. thurch'
boulevard and Twenty second street,
Rev. George G. Williams. minister
Preaching tomorrow morning and eve
ming Ivy the pastor; subject, II n. m
our Unknown Friends" p. M. THE
Shining Pathway" Sunday school nj
10 a. m.
Eastlake, ". +.
EastIake Nj. T.. Church. Thirtieth
and Tatnall streets, Rev. Arthur W
Goodhnnd pastor. Preaching tuinor
row morning and evening by thqeln9-
tor: subject. To- 80 Emotion in Re
lligiou:" 20. song service. Sunday
school and ether regular meetings at
/ the usual hours.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
Jack Frost Crits Teeth
for First Nip of Season

"RUCK gardeners and farmers
in the vicinity of New York
city and metropolitan horti-
culturists with gardens on their
fire escapes were warned yesterday
by the Weather Bureau that Jack
Frost might nip them this morning
IL they didn't watch out. 1t was
overcoat weather yesterday morn
ing, the mercury falling down TO
the chilly rung of 60 on the official
thermometer. The temperature will
drop much below that this morning,
If the prophets are guessing right,
and out in the open country, pro-
vided the air is quiet, frost may hit
the vegetables and fruits that are
not covered or otherwise protected.
More genial weather may follow the
frosty invasion.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
Hylan Again Renounces
Desire to Be Governor

EAYOR JOHN F. HYLAN
MI would not accept the Demo-
cratic nomination for Gov
ernor, he said last night, even II he
were given a certificate for the
nomination tonight" Addressing
10000 persons at an outdoor testi-
monial concert to Borough Presi-
dent Lynch, given by City Cham
berlain Berolzheinier at Curtis High
School Field, st. George, Mayor
Hylan declared:
"The people OF Greater New
York elected me Mayor for term
OF four years. and want to serve
out those four years in protection
of their interests"
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
says Terms wiz ne Refused.

Hamid Bey. representative OF the An-
CORA Government In Constantinopie, de-
clared to-day the allied Invitation TO the
peace conference could not be accepted
by the Turkish Nationalist on the terms
laid down.
we cannot accept the allied terms be-
cause they propose o demilitarize the Sea
Of Maruiora and part of Thrace. which
y ould prevent Us from bringing our
troops from Asia 70 Europe" said Hamid
in a statement TO the correspondent.
Neither can we accept literally the con-
dition that our army shall not advances
while the peace conference is progress
Ing
This would so circumscribe our move
mcnts that the enemy would have ample
opportunity to prepare forces for fresh
attack and would give the Allies n
chance 10 complete their land and naval
reinforcements in the event tho confer
encc failed.
Regarding tho straits. VIC have al
ready admitted freedom for the passage
Of all vessels through the Dar.laneiles."
continued Iiamld, but We are ne pre-
pared 10 define In what authority or
body the control shall be vested. That
question must be, settled AZ a confer-
crcc between tho Turks and the Allies.
I'VE also insist that all nations hav-
ing commercial military or other inter-
ests In the Dardanelies. including Russia
and Bulgaria. shall participate in tho
conference.
I'VE further insist that Great Britain
shall suspend all naval and military
movements in the straits during the
course Of the cn- ference"
u Is reported that the Grand vizier has
notified the kemalist government tk-..
tho Constantinopie government does not
desire TO cnbarass Angora. and that ths
Ministers arc therefore prepared TO ten
der their designations. In this case II In
expected Mustapha Kemal viii send q
Governor-Generalt to Constantinopla
u Is learned that the Porte has orrsn.
ICED a force of 10000 man 70 take over
the administration In Thrace. IArra
motor trucks are Transporting 400 mAn
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
TURKS RENTER NEUTRAL
ZONE AND RUSH TROOPS TO
THRACE; CABINET TO RESIGN
WARSHIPS READY TO RESCUE
AMERICANS IN DANGER ZONE

Special Cable HERALD
ONSTANTINOPLE 25.-Amercan
announced the protection
~ outbreak of hostities. The in
centrally
the disorders
remain with safety their homes they
stations The American supply
warehouse the the College
College They instructed bring
days and place their motors
the flagship protect
them in the
be StambouI
to take OF Americans in the Of hurried
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
BALFOUR in LEAGUE
WARNS OF MASSACRE
Appeals to Nations o Avert
Impending Slaughter in
s. ma. 80
eE
u-opts
y st
BRITAIN TO1NGIvE S25O,OOO
Persia Urged to Intercede With
Kemal i'm Behalf Of
Refugees.
BRITAIN TO'1GIvE S25O,OOO
nv LAURENCE HILLS.

Special Gable to THE NEW YouK HERALD.
Copyright, 1922. by THE NEW fonK HERALD
GENEVA, Sept. 25.-Two hundred
thousand Christian refugees now in
Smyrna are in grave peril of massacre,
notwithstanding the fact that peace
negotiations are under way between
the Powers and Mustapha Kemal Such
is the alarming news the British Gov
~nment received from its agents in
Asia Minor Saturday and communi-
Gated to the Earl OF Balfour to-day
with the request that he make an APP
peal 10 the nations assembled here TO
redouble their efforts collectively. TO
remove the refugees from the devas-
tated city and furnish them with food.
The action of the British Govern
ment, in view OF the gravity OF the
situation involving the refugees, has
caused great surprise as we'll as alarm
among the delegates of the assembly
of the League of Nations-surprise due
TO the credence apparently given by
the British Cabinet TO reports of con-
tinued malfeasance by the Turks. de-
spite the fact that they have received
peace terms amounting almost to ca
pitulation on the part Of the Powers.
The alarm was occasioned by the
thought of what might happen il the
British agents report proved well
founded. In speaking before the as
sembly to-day Lord Balfour spoke
guardedly Of the British information,
which. he said, showed the danger OF
a great calamity In smyrna
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
FINDS FIVE FooT SKULL.

PEKIN, Sept. % 1Assoclated Press) -
Returning here to-day from 1900 mile
expedition into Mongolia on behalf OF
the Museum OF Natural History. n. G.,
Andrews reported finding In the north
west section OF the desert OF Cobb five
foot skull belonging 10 the Baluchlterium,
large land mammal Of the Neocene
period II
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
Connerr stiII "Conadent."

Conners will not 60 TO the convention
city with the Tammany boss. lie has
reservations for tho IL 30 train in tho
afternoon. Asked for a final statement
before leaving tho city Conners last
night said:
Il still believe Mr.. Hearst will be
nominated. I am willing to say he will
have 155 to 100 OF the delegates up
State. as we'll as Kings, Queens and
Richmond down here. When Bill Kelly
In Syracuse said Smith would have 292
of the 355 upstate votes OH the first
ballot he made himself ridiculous
The New York herald., 1922-09-26

Special Gable to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1922, by TIE New YoKK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London. Sept. rs.
Notwithstanding the improved pros
pect in the Near East and Lord Cur
zon's message from Paris that peace
is almost assured" military and naval
movements toward the Dardanelles
are proceeding at top speed. Alder
shot Is busting with activity as the
Third battalion OF the Coldstream
Royal Fusileers and the Rifle Brigade
are preparing 10 depart on Wednes-
day. A headquarters staff will ac-
company these units. and upon arrival
In the straits they will be brigaded
with the Grenader Guards, who are
en- route.
A flotilla Of submarines have left
Portsmouth. presumably for the Medi-
all service men were withdrawn from
reserve on board ships and in shore
establishments In order TO make up
the special service unit that left Sat
urday and Sunday.
There Is renewed activity at Wool
wich, where 100 men are engaged at
the dockyard arsenal in handling
stores. Four transports on the way
TO India have been diverted at Malta
and are proceeding 10 Chanak. Two
fotillas Of destroyers. the Malaga and
the Revenge. already have been sent
TO the Dardanelles from the Atlantic
feet 10 join the Mediterranean feet.
which consists OF FIVE capital ships.
six light cruisers. twenty-one destroy
ers and other smaller craft. The air
plane carrier Argus. belonging 10 the
Atlantic fleet. has left for the Medi-
terranean with a large quantity Of
stores. Seaplanes. equipment and air
force personnel have been despatched
from England.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
NAMED TO u. $. PosT.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-Capt. Francis Tot
tenham has been appointed Naval At
tache to the British Embassy in Wash
ington.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
Seek Experienced Officers.

The War office staff Is 50 busy Il
was forced to give up golf yesterday.
The members stuck 10 their jobs 70 keep
the machinery moving for the transport
and reception OF troops. and the army
is being combed for officers who have
had experience in the Near East
THE NEW YORK HERALD correspondent
Is Informed that there has been no can
collation. Of orders as a result Of the
Paris agreement. Admiral Earl Beatty.
Lord cavan and Air Marshal Sir II. VI.
Trenchard. reported 10 the Cabinet for
their respective services to-day.
There ls abundant evidence that.
though diplomatic tension s. relieved. the
Cabinet does not think the crisis past
and Is taking no chances on leaving a
lonely detachment at Chanak TO be over
whelmed.
The New York herald., 1922-09-26
DELAY NOTE REPLY
Kemal Envoy to Capital
Declares Terms of
Allies Will Not
Be Accepted.
OTHERS OPTIMISTIC
Constantinople Ministers
May Quit to Give Free
Hand to NatiOnalists.
ARRANGE FOR ARMISTICH
Meeting Will Be Held at Mu4
dania On or About
October 1. II
ARRANGE FOR ARMISTICH

Co.ysTANTfNoPLE, Sept. % ASSOCIATED
Press).- NO word OF reply has been re-
ceived from Mustapha kemal, the
Turkish Nationalist leader. to the al.
lied note containing terms for a settles
ment of the Thracian and Dardaneiles
issues, but 1t is officially announced
by kemalist headquarters that two
Kemalist cavalry divisions numbering
1000 men, have occupied Eren keuiin
the neutral zone near Chanak.
Hamid Bey, the Kemalist represen-
tative here, declares that the Angora
Government will reject the allied
terms. He insists that the Turks will
demand all of eastern Thrace and will
refuse demllitarization OF the straits.
1t is reported that the Sultan's Cabi-
net will resign tomorrow, and 1t Is
also said that the Grand Vizier has
notified the Kemalist Government that
the Constantinople Government does
not desire TO embarrass Angora. and
that therefore the Cabinet is preparing
to resign. In this case 1t is expected
that Kemal will send Governor Gen
eral to Constantinople.
The Porte has organized a force OF
10000 to take over the administration
OF Thrace and is sending them there
in motor trucks. The volunteer army
has occupied all rail heads and road
functions in Turkish Thrace. The AL
lies are expected to allow the trans
port OF n small force of Kemalists from
Asia Minor TO the European side by
way OF Midia.
An armistice conference has been ar
ranged at Mudaia on or about october
/. (This is believed to refer to the
Greeks and Turks. as the Allied High
Commissioners were to meet yesterday
afternoon to arrange such a one.)
All sorts OF conflicting rumors ara
afioat in the city. The Christian popula-
tion fears Turkish uprising. frs
IS raging tonight in Upper Pera street.
main thoroughtarc OF this city. and
the population is In q state OF panic.
The British destroyer sunk night be-
fore last in the sea OF Marmora, II now
develops. was rammed by a Turkish
steamship carrying troops and the steam-
ship has been seized by the British.
The Angora Government officially an
nounces that the Kemalist cavalry divi-
sions, totaling 1000 men, have occupied
Eren Keui.
The Turkish cavalry. armed with ma
| chine guns. returned within the neutral
zcne at Chanak to-day. Gen. Harring.
ton. the British High Commissioner. In
structed the Nationalist representative
here TO request Mustapha hemal Pasha
Il order their withdrawal. The failure
to comply. given a reasonable time.
would fall upon the heads OF the kemal-
lists, the instruction said.
IL Is persistcntly reported here thai
the Sultan's Cabinet will resign to-
| morrow.