The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-06
NUDAMA meet
COMES TO AN
ABRUPT HALT
Serious Difficulties Arise-Mat-
ter Conjecture When it
Will Be Resumed.
TRENCH ARE BACKING
DEMANDS OF TURKEY
Ismet Pasha Insists on Imme.
diate Evacuation of Con-
stantinOple to Turks.
By The Associated Prsssl

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. S.
The question of the evacuation of
Thrsce was the cause of the rup-
ture Mudania conference it was
announced at a late hour tonight.
The attitude Of the Turks and the
Greeks was very beIlieose threat
eors the suceos5 of the confer
sncs.
lsnet Pasha in a fiery mood, up.
set The conference. He declared
that the Turkish army must enter
Th-ace Immediately and his tone
NO determined and defiant.
General Harrington attempted to
reason with him after the fashion
"'jch had proved so effective in
dealing with minor preIiminaries,
5ut lsnet was adamant.
'"\%TANTINOPLE. Oct. 5.-Abruptly.
Hrl NOT unexpectedly, the Mudana
'',rrnce came to a halt this afternoon.
" '7 IL VIII be resumed is matter Of
,afectUre.
FIR Ssder Genera. Harrington. COM
s0 ."r nr the allied forces. and head
{ he allied delegation, returned t,is
ing on the ba;tleship Iron Duke and
So italian de eCation also came to Con
s7tnoplc. It is understood the allied
.n...ls VIII 20 into conference with the
ia, ~omn,isstoners on certain serious
d" rs which have arisen at Mu-
'a..u. ,vrlauations for the sepaystton.
= '.- o.. 'e=ates arc given in the umors
..: r xiv developed here. The one
n,-i generally credited relates 10 the
''.Io ion Of Constantinople. Accord
. % unofficial information. lsmet
71a the Nationalist representative
sfl'aN ra,s.d tho question at the con-
-..u'e ~ the evacuation OF CONSTANT
General harrington replied that
'' roujd come after the conclusion of
.a 0.a.e tlcaty. as set forth in the joint
..sI .oir. Ismet insisted repeatedly on
.. '1e j-r evacuation. and it was found
aH .-s.a,o to reach an agreement for the
',,w ON this important point. General
l"mnclu OF Italy. supported General
'.7 aEtpr. but the French delegate,
.e sra' charpy, was non-comittaL
N ihl- juucture. NJ. Franklin Bouillon,
s7e ia French envoy, interviewed, de-
,'.r Lat he had been instructed by
French government to support the
a,n demand The discussion grew
aa.n and the allied generals ad-
.~.,. l5 confer with the commissioners
''o.,tanraopje.
n.." Generals harrington and Mombelh
s-aad FOX further Instructions from
r.' a.. -rnmcnts. II these are received
'."e " 8 possible that the conference
. al
\o.0, repovt was current, but ac-
o.'a" q, only partial explanation, that
-* ...ns2e OF the conference sessions
'aS Hue To- tle necessity Of the Greek
'.E7'"s referring all matters for de-
SIN 81, taa3v government at Athens.
Cabinet Meets Hurriedy
ho%b3N. oct. 5.--The cabinet met
a-Cly AT eleven O'Clock tonight and
''' INTO anxious discussion over the
>a'. '.asr situation. 1t is understood that
"a. e'actor, news was received from
a@tHon'e but the nature Of the ad-
.s vas not for the present disclosed.
A.'r~ the afternoon meeting of the
'.""' 'he matter Of the irreconciable
Id" o' the Kemalists on certain ma
'"a' @,s was under consideration.
G-r X delegates were to join the
'''.aa r"nlcrence today, and it may
"'o"" Hs opposed that the govern
7'aa' adyices had reference tol
a.1da p today's session.
me Greek da,egates. it is declared,
.". m powsr to sign an agreement
'., -'ferrnS it to Athens, and it is
'" 'hs' delays on this account
"' 'e antaHed.