The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-27
Truculcnt Attitude of
Turkish Nationalist

l.HEls4Ni-. S''i'-. - or 10y I IL r4NEF' -
if..,,. Nux."t, is r"ucw"d owing 10
. r!. rr.rr'HE-" 81 'hc krmali-t officers
=, order To, withdrawal "f IN" Turkish
,tra,rf 'vnlu IT," ''ntuak z"n" IN IN"
n.rItn.l.-. Instead II wi;ndrawing
gn"'h"r Detachment numbering l.3"'
Pea. r.o..ra me hrrIcr from liiSlla.
/, h. stated in "~X;"nUa:!"u If these
".".rm.n'~ HAT 'hry v"r" "rG"r"d he
rr~" r',-1rr CO..: The Allied .i"in' n"t-,
.u,i IT,. I:rItI.u authorities therefor"
az, MAKING every pru,i"ut ali"Wan"" for
IT," ,IIf'f"ul'r"S Of communication ara
ia" possibility rha' Nuslarha Renal IS
net uir"ily +, >puu$ihI" for tn" To-
'u,ti uC 'nr local commanders TO order
q retirement
Geneva! Harrington. Trit!sh command
or uf In" Allied forces in ,'ruS'dntin"rl"
l,S stipulated a tim" Limit q! forty
.i.h, hours for wiihdrawal "f the
TURKS. bat considerably allows the
p"rlud :" la" from the tirr If the re-
~"jrt~ - his w:r"i"~s dispatch. His
ult'ma'un. therefore. is some" nat
elastic.
Dangerous Situation
~" Hri't~h military authorities,
thu. .Ioir. thor Gim"<, to avoid pre-
r.r.laing trouble. j" not r"ur"al tna'
TIA" situation entails muI"l danger. The
k.ma'l,t. Hplrr"uily contend that III.
Hrrli>h and Allied E~","rnm"nt$ ahou'H
,.a2" nr!:tHry preparations during IN"
~S:'rju~s uf III" proposed prar" CONFER
rurr. "r conversely, that the kcmalisis
should io permitted 10 confirm" troop
mvv,".u's during tn" progress Of IN"
u"ro;ai'ul-. and although II Is very
generally b".;"y"d that N"mah is not
d.sir"us Of provoking 4 conflict. APP
r~.u.uS'"i> wiN continue until the IN
l.d;rs cavalry ]rctircs.
, 80 formal cabinet councils ar" hcinG
Ihcid here. hut the ministers and DC
/, ."nsr experts are meeting daily at the
colonial office. dealing with military
questions aud arrangement for re-
moving refugees from Smyrna.
Prepared for War.
Cn,l k"inarS reply Is received there
viii hc y" elimination in the war pro
! pa~atluuS and. a.. according I" kcmais
aide. EssaG Rcy. tho .Ancora govern
mont will insist upon the admission "f
! E~lssla. Persia anl Bulgaria TO tho con-
ference. there will be many differences
to u,.rcnmr before the conference ac-
;ual!y mc:~. It is th"uEht that the
, Er;rlSh government is less av"rsc To
lSlS~il itfll'IlitllS li'' d' 49,
. Frrich. In; ia" british contention IN
In" frs, plar" viii he that tn" confer
,acc hc Limited - III" same nations as
were concerned in making the Serr"s
treaty. and consequently Russia should
hc rN..uL"d.
. The Russian Sovic: government. how
ever. has addressed another note 20 the
powers putting forward 4 strong plea
for the inclusion % Russia. Bulgaria
and Other Interested nations in II
settlement &C Tn Turkish question. and
refusing To rrcrocn:zc any settlement
unless Russia Is a party thereto.
Crisis IN Athens.
Reports through Paris tonight show
tia, the ministerial! crisis at Athens has
Already begun. the Creek governments
refusal To- couutcnaHCc 4 nat:ona! min
!stry !~mc,uI!ng Eenczelos havtnE result
ed in the resignation Of one minister
and others are expected TO follow.
British disbursements were d!scm-
ha rkad at Chanak today. Il further
naval units are proceeding 20 CONSTANT
nople.
one effect Of the crisis Will likely be