davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06
THREE WOMEN ARE CANDI-
DATES FOR U. S. SENATE
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Penn
sylvania Submit Their Names;
Several, Besides Miss Alice
For Congress Places

Chicago. Noy. --lrce wr,n.
residents q Minnesota. Wisconsin
and Pennsylvanla, ere aspiring 10 via
81 the polls Tuesday the honor which
The governor u Georgia recently csn
terred on Mrs. W, u. FELTON,. OF Car.
terS'ille a seat IN the United states
senate
Two % the women canG.cates for
senator Mrs. Anna ~ Olsen. OF MIN
Hesota, and Mrs Jessie Hooper. or
Oshkosh. Wis. are running on the
democratic ticket. while Mrs Rach
'el G. Robinson. of Williamsburg. pa.
Il making the race under the proh.-
hitian party banner
Mrs Alice n Robertson. repub.
liean. Of Muskogee, Okla. the only
woman IN the present house or repre-
sentathos. and who IA candidate
Tor recollection. may be ioined by
several of her sisters. Tor women
candidates for The lower house are
numerous.
Mrs winifred Mason IIuck Chi
oago republican. Is cadldate To
on the unexpirod term of her ttht-
the late William Maeo ronereas.
man at largo from -.iuo.
Adellna otero- " ren. santa
Re, Is a republican candidate In New
Mexico. Lucy q Patterson Of win.
ston Salem. IS running on tho re-.
publican ticket in North Carolina.
Pennsylvania has four women candi.
dates for REPRESENTATIVES. Ellen Dn-
ance Davis. democrat. EIelen Murphy.
socialist. Julia 4. Hazard prohibl.
ZIONIST. and Jane f. Leonard. demo-
crat.
N Minnesota. Lillian Gait. 81
Peter. is running on the democratlc
ticket. The same party Is represented
In the election BY Esther Kathleen
OKeefe Plymouth. indiana: Mrs. 81
Clair Moss. Columbia. No. and MAJ
tha Riley Madison. wis. Out in Cal.
ifornia. Elvina 5. Beals, Berkeley. IS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06
SLAIN MANS HEAD
FOUND IN NEW YORK
Another Mystery Is Added By
the Finding Of Several Sec.
iiona Of Human
Anatonies

New York. Nos Ths head Of a
man araarently about . years ols.
va found toda, in q patch 81 woea.
a. Staten Island. near rfaflsslila
The eses had been eoaged out
aga the teeth eumeied A white
cf6as had heen chalked "a Tree a.
The spct whore me head vas ass
covered
Prom the condition of hs sAal
dsseetises thought death had occurred
a month ago There we're sam on
the bearded chin ana 4 bullet hole IN
the top 81 the head
The discovery % lhe head records
ihe fourth dismemborcd hody found
la the ereater eiiy within nue more
than a month.
Detectives q the homl,lae squad
were impressed by the fact that IN
two cases ihe parts 81 bodies faund
we're wrapped 10 o.l cloth. which r..
called the unsolrcd Gulienmppcr
murder ot ~ years sfn and ~ Iona
Island myasen 81 lsal. when the
Torso ~ ae unideuahrd woman. bound
"a ilnoleum. was found Ia POOL ~
rain water near jamaica. New York
The police are silll without an lden.
lliication oi tho headless body n a
man found floating IN tho East river
to 'he latter part % September
On October "a mans head wrap.
ped IN an Italian newspaper waa
found "a the wopds near tho Bron.
ioo'osical gardens 4 few day. later
The torso was found wrapped in on
cloth about q third ot a m,.o from
who're The head was found On oc.
'ober 10 ne left arm and tho ien leg
were found IN . vacant lot four miles
from the gardens.
Two lees and an arm of large
woman were found Wrapped in news.
paper and on cloth in nrookbn On
October 2.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Checks Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards. well-Known
Ohio Physician

Dr.F. NJ Edwards for l7yearstreated
scores Of women for liver and bowel all
n1ents. during these years he gave TO
ms patients a prescription made Of a
lev well-knowE vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive OIL. raining them
DE Edwards Olive Tablets. You viii
know them By their olive color.
lhese tablets are wonder-worlcers on
the liver and bowels which cause nor
ma acton, carrying of the waste and
POISONOUS matter in ones system.
II you have pale face. salIow look.
crll eyes: pinples, coated tongue. head
aches. llstless. no-good feeling. an out
o. sorts. inactive bowels. you take one
o. W. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
foI z tune and note the pleasing results.
Thousands Of women and men take
Dr. Edwards Olive TabIets-tbe sue
ceaslul substitute for calomel-now and
G.l luzt % Keep them lit. l5c and zoe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06
PAINLESS BIRTH
METHOD SCORED
New Anasthetio Not New, Bay
Critics OF Doctor Who
Claims Important
Discovery

Columbus. O.. no q nr Arthur
n Guodel. who aatouuded medical
circles yesterday BY guaranteeing 20
deliver babies with less pain % th'
mother than l. ordinarily caused by
normal tooth extraction today re-
piled % hla critics.
Doctor gnedel announcement ihai
he had perfected painless childbirth
,hronxh the administration ~ nli.
rous oxide gas 10 the mother wns
branded AZ nothing new, but e.
iromely dangerous" by Dr. sylvester
Go0dman. Grant hospital abatclrlclan
"A is true that nitrous oxide gas
has been recognised ~ an anaeathe'
&c for several years Doctor Guedel
said. IT has failed because of unlm
Iproyed methods q refining the gas
and faulty administration"
Ne Claims Perfection
Doctor Gucdel declared he had per-
ioeted the eas and modern equipment
for e. administration
MY efforts to overcome these az.
fieulues,' he said. have kept me
busy ten years
7 am willing TO stake my roputa-
ton as an obstetrIeian that 4 Is pure
ioolishness FOR any woman TO worry
about the pain Of bearing baoiea.
The pre,tiest. plnkest babies !
have ever seen have been ones deliv
cred 3othoui labor pains
Doctor Guciel first used nitrous
oxide gaa In Connection with the ob.
atetrical department OF the Indiana
university school of medicine from
which he sas graduated IN 1905.
At that time use Of the sas a. an
anaestbetc was far frain perfection.
it iaa been used successfully only
Hhof, sine. he stld
Doctor Guedel. WHO & chairman Of
the interstate association OF anaes-
thetics. is here attending the conyon.
ton q national anaeaihesla research
society. Ills home /. in indianapolis
= ask no wealth for ms work in
this field he declared -Ny reward
viii be a plenty n this eas equip
ment i Installed in municipal hos
p'tals where the poor can take al
vantage of ii as we'll as the rch."
A the anaes,hesla research ror-e.
tvs convention drew 70 a close no
woman had been found VIII, would
submit to a test q the new'sas. Doc
tor Guedei reiterated that he would
be Flad to perform a nitrous ,est for
the benefit Of delegates n tho prop-
or woman could be found.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06

! nini iH ansef fnl tale a chance"
"iaAfeA fsei & yaa aa. Maii.' Dc
eislseig. and turning back 10 his
writing "Ihst Is some game bclug
pulled or likely rs not O. means
hlaeamait Resides there is uo al
dress"
THAT'S one thing IKE about lt"
rsiuricl lhe nller ~lheN arv in earn.
eEt. aud taking no chances ~ having
their purpose guessed az. ~ ioys !
don't Soc how ans one can rrt in hal.
merely % Ending out what lt all
mrank"
"Nsn. 80 as you please you would
anyhoW cnls you have my advice
West read lhc item agaln he had
been eighteen months ia France. nui
his discharge from ihe army had left
him bored aud dissatisfied with the
dull routine 81 civil life ile dseaded
te pei hack into the haness of a
prosnle existence; c,cn rs profeSslun
~ ,l,ii engineer had someNay ios
rs charm lie had rssicd the SOY ~
adventure. iie thriii of daneer. ana u
wns san anunns This adsenlsemenl
promised mystery which strangely
attracted his gmas.naiion.
"Wuuted Young mau n edn.
cation and daring Tor service ln-
volsing some personal pesl Geod
pay. aud unusual reward " sue.
ccssfu, May have a. leave city
Purpose disclosed only % personal
interview"
As Thompson hah pointed oui t'ds
was nois Signed. nor any address given
West CROSSED over 10 an unouumed
desk. and wrote a rerlN changing ihe
wortng several times. and finally mas.
Ing clean copy Tie answer reads
To Advertisers AM 20 late can
tain of Engineers; university
graduate. adventurous disposition.
Mould be- glad 90 consider your
proposition Address. Box o.
University club"
lie placed this in an envelope called
club messenger. aud. handing The
boy d sum n money, sent him over 70
the newspaper office
Two days elapsed before an answer
appeared ln his box. q small envelope
addressed h q lody's handwriting ap
rarcnlly. and mailed frpm one ~ lhe
sub-postoaices The brief note rad.
BOX 81. unigerslty club.
"Nour answer 20 advertisement
makes good impression, and ! am
willing 20 put you 10 the further test
of d personal meeting. n you are 90
earnest la THIS natter. aud aaite pre-
pared 10 assume the necessary rlss,
you vill be- ai the northwest corner
of Snaaldiug park al $50 Tomorrow
afternoon. 10 DOT come IN uniform,
but IL win be well q hiring evening
clothes in a bug. BE sure Of yourself.
aud be prompt
VERY truly YOURS.
''Ihe Advertiser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06
liNI KILLED ~ TORNADO
Al nilt MIslaIlf SATURDAY

nfamfahi Sos als psesoas
are hunwn t1 have tssa killsd. 20
uea inMfsa some fsrlopsly. sui
many afe mlsalnE e. ts result ~
tornado vbleh stfufk ln ibq ell FIELD.
just foHiheaay ei hnfv aatardaY ulsht
storm Misses pfumslah,
rhe aiofm came 10 Hafshsastsrly
iireelleu it msaed the tewa of
nfumuehi an lhs a,mars reported
was 20 D nses ana pfopsrr ou ns
90 isassa
The kn0wn dead
Doe lehnlnes ufs Joe isnnln. "a.
Sear.old son - uf and Nls Joe
Jennings
~ b. a BIS yrtfs oia
reN y lhs inl were ia.ailn.a
aa ffank Hurst ani ufr fannis
iiafst beth - whom lived 10 , sro.
cory store m ere Rakana le..s. whsrs
lha rirom rnt anark rh. n1pn.
sriy loss uiu sstssl q mnnon al.
hu e~r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06

West read this over again aua
again, smoking faronsiy ANA endeas
oring e. weigh each uorf Iae letter
sounded honest Sod sincere n,
writer evidently hal purpose in
view and YVES selecting su ageaf with
great care and segreeg. 10 hlni as q
what that object was would Dc fe
sealed blindly-~he must be tried Ia
every way FIRST. thoroughly tested o.
TO both character aud courage un.
douhc,lls sirps bad already hoen ias
en a. 30 ihle Ihe 4 inf ~ rqis
would have anoalrl opportunity fvr
some Investigation rs hls aidtrs
Wuua riNe che necessary elue % his
identity The request ior evening
clothes however rather resssufel
him. evidently bis nrsi plunge Into
this mystery WIS uni 20 occur ln any
stratum of low efleY, ua haet
amount 81 personal danger eouid tc IA.
soAed TO such preilmluafies Tho ad.
seTlisef WIS # Woman fhis fati lift
~ stimulated hl, imagination. und rcH
dend en- ihc more eager l'N iote'
De would sce ihc thing Through
Ills decision was reached lie
wouil 81. but would make orefy II
fort 20 project hlusolf against ana
possible ureather, w. bod roouat
ihc olnh. and wrofa l,gier or fNo i,o
fore puoorilug la dress Arranging
faf their personal delivery ln cusn he
failtd 10 return az designated time.
ramfully examined his service re,ulN
~. nni deposited u ln me- pocket y
lIe hnslne. suit d. decided 90 woar
Satisfied with these arrangements. he
dressed upldly. nnd then packed his
bag. hearnr Il ln hls hand as be- de-
parted ln ample tlHe Cor ihe puini ~
rrnlpTsous A cab t0uk bin a. The
place designated and he found lAm
self alone loo a rather dosalale spH
with Witch hp au- iu 40 way faml
ar De hal uo knowledge y how be
was 10 be- approached or identified.
bar tls helms requested % bring q
iag containing evening cluihes e"iue
hpw suggested Hdlug, pihcr thu
vu'kug. Hud consequently BITS oyes
followed more 90 less lntenily ihe con
slant ftrcam - automobiles
NJ grew RESTLESS and donhifui as the
moments shipped past 1len suddenly
without Tie slightest warning. a blrk
limousine win.lel n alongside ihe
curb. and came io stop immediately
ln front ~ whore De walled lTle
chauffeur au-,-ed ln plain darh livery.
stepped out. and threw 0rqn the reaF
door Without asking 20 much es =
question lryropi that he follow Hnnd
there. looking directly ioenui hi,n in~
fingers on De- latch csnecinnus
West Wauld uat hnse known thai be
was wanted Yet q Nas ali So obvious
he could moi question illcuilf De-
picked up bits bag. md .icpped Tor
ward he saw go oue within bni firm
iu ihc hcllef thm the chauffeur must
have his orders. he entered hlnflly.
the dnor closing Instantly hrlllsi hlm
Ihe curtains were drawn. tie interior
gloomy nnd lndlsinct. and Tie driver
had resumed his sent. and started The
motor. before West realized that be-
WIS noi nlsno IN one corner u tht
wide hack seat. drawn hack from ang
possible observation FROM without. sai
n woman
ITO 10 ConfinupdA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06
BORAH vISI0NINC
THIRD PARTY SOON
Believes 1t Will Spring Up In
1924 Unless tho Republicans
Swiftly Seize the
Leadtrahip

SPOKANE WASH Sof 9 ruilcd
states senator Wlllsm y norah 81
idaho. while ~ ihh clu ,oaay en.
route % idaho points iof campalsn
sposchoa declared la hopes lhe fs.
publican Iarv wll lnug about 4
change IL the economic conditions ~
the country, lIo said ihat II the lf.
publican party does n e. another par.
~ Will
What lllile influence ! have lt be-
inr eaeried IA that direction. sald
Senator norah. expressing hla hepr
mat lbe ropubllcal ptriY viii teas
about a ohanso ne said = ihlid psr
y viil sweep tLs &. antry % i9el n,
lees there is complete shsnEe n
proFfam hY che republican fafy 81
lhe adoption " q liberal and Goa
atueilye policy
Am I caruleatsf
Senator nofah was asked f De- ea.
necigi 10 a. presidential candidate
In 1924 either IN lho republican "a.
iianal convention. or on q ihlrd par.
~ ticket
'candldly haven't considered
either the question ~ che presidency
or the question Of belnr candidate
upon third party tieket' he fe-
Piled
4 have not supposed for moment
that 1he geogmphleal Or pollrcai slt-
uatien neccssliatea or Justified the
consideration o. this matter. bot
aside from any Personal outlook
think thar unless there IL complete
change u program upon the part 81
tho republican party there viii be a
formidable third party movement ~
1874
Wno VIII raks Lead
"The situation IN this country Al
present is quite dlficfeut ifom shat
u was in Tang I've movement 81 that
time was largely personal move.
meni. led ~ a man = tremendous
personality buf the movement nov IL
a peoples movement
'ita mass movement Il L na'
onakin 20 the ground swell whlen
took place frem its2 % ise0 and 20
lfs lusf a question Of whether che Re-.
publican party will recognize tha lead
direct and control Il or lst some other
party % ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06

a congressional candidate on the
socialist ticket
In New York, Nina Eckenazl and
Mamie colvin. both socialist and
farmer-labor candidates. are seekina
representative seats Mr.. II. A cuild
Is a republican candidate In Arizona.
Katie X. Howard. farmer-laborer
candidate. Is running in Colorado.
Miss s. Z. Mclaughlin. in New Jer-
sey' and Lulu =. Dawley. in Montana.
are socialist candidates. Mrs. z. Lu-
Ella Barton Is a prohibition candi-
date in Nebraska.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06
IN. LADY Il ~. LImss.is..

fhN L"1f " rs EftftAA 4tfEs
West stu alErea Ia khaAl nnliorm
but wearing ihe red caesron II hoa
ofaile discharge on hts ien sleese
sa1 Ia ihe yiub wrluaS room. hls feef
comfortably elevated. cndeaAorus -
extract some entertainment from ihe
evening naper The news vas not
particularly Interesting however anl
finally. ohsess.d nlih the feeling iAaf
Il would spon b. time Tor hlm 90 seas.
DUSTY contemplate Tie procuring ~
suitable employment lhe young man
turned the sheet about rather idly. and
ram his eyes down the columns devoted
TO classified advertising
lllf Way down tie FIRST column. un.
der the head Of emiseellaneous." he
paused aud read "A paragraph with
some Interest then Rad lt User again.
emitting soft whistle between hts
teeth.
WEI. ~ love" ~ said ~ himself
slowly. "Thut doesn't sound 30 had
either: out ~ the ofdlnary. 81 least.
Say. Thompson and he turned %
n iall young fellow busIly Wrlllng nd
the adioiulng desk and showed the
paper under hts eyes. pointing ai The
paragraph which had Attracted ation.
iion. with one finger "What 10 you
make ont ~ that old manf
The other. rather s0her.fac0d. and
slow of speech read lhe advertisement
word by word. with uo change u oS.
preston.
riot. be said solcmnly "E'her
joke. or some scheme on. Whlf ln
tercstcd Ia ltf'
"ln a measure. yes. I've o good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06

AT the first sign Of n raw, sore
throat rub on a little Mustcrole with
your fingers.
IL goes righttothc spot With gentle
tineie, ioosens congestion, draws Out
soreness and pain.
Musteroie Is a clean. white ointment
made with oil Of mustard. IL has oil
the strength Of the old d-laehioned mus.
tard plaster without the blister.
Nothing like Musterole for crorpy
children. Keep It handy for instant
use. IS and 65 cents in jars and tubes.
hospital size. So.
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06
one Kil lro. MANY INJURED

~ WV" -
nfemoud. Ner Nov one uaa
wa kilisd. one seflausly injured AMI
q score bruised and eui ~ flying
glafa whan the san Aatsnls ninas
express ~ ihe iloaaion and Terat
Central fsllroai crashed in,o shs
rear sud - ne Waco nfemoud 10.
go a f1 auhdaf morning
The dead q W w1nstt slsi
nfcsdwaf Sep YORK CITY
The ffusly injured ~ a. nsl
blut o los Aagsies cal The 81
prcsa NE an open switch Il was
stated and crashed laio the rssr
sleeper 81 iha other train tal.sson.
los 81
Traffic was 'lsd up ~ fvs heus
bot ~ train. are m5slnx uow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06

hioof celia increase IN nunbsr. bloof irn-
purities Taniah We also know that niGht
follows dar. Both are factsi Bat hass
you. eczeua sufferers. erar actually taken
advantage 81 this wonderful fsrff Taos
sands Just lie you have never thought
about ST. skin erurfious, eczem1 With al
fts fiery. skin-dircfnr torture and ifs soul
tearing. unrearhahis ifchinr. pimpieA.
hlack kheads and boils theV al pack % and
70. when fhe tide of bisnd cells begins 70
roll T. niood-crlls arr The fiEhfin~ giants
az rsfurns ~ x. :. bniidS them BY IRE
mfilieni II hae l,esn deinx g slnre 1851
es = II one - tiIe rrraf.st blsoa-erll
Builders. tlod-cleansers and tody tuiid-
sfr ksrun 70 - Enurialsi when yea rat
fheeA facts toreihrr,-then 70 cyntInne 20
have eczema ant skin eruptions lcoks
more Ike eIu than a disease. Mrs..
Arthur y. Smith. Pearl 81. Newark. 0kio.
writes.
-HV kffls riri he'd se-v buS case ef
e-rcre. she 5e,rn fatine S. S. s. end %
sd ner fhsnt Dss pcry prch tel
- frer~s utef rood fasdicire Il H. .
oaraos tall Tee aacA sbout i for krsv
i - O. k
Here is your opportunity. s. s. s. ron
taius criv vegetable medicinal inEredisnfs.
perause :. = s. does build red d-hiooa cells.
II rests rhermaiism. blilds firn flesh.
rrs cut below eheets i,eaufiries the con
p1erlon. builds von up when you are run-
down. 81 s. = is soid at an drug Efores.
IN two sizes. The larger sire bottle Is ths
more economiczl -
- - - makes gou feel
0.S.Os kks ycurse1 again
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06
EVERY FAMILY WOULD NEED
ONE THESE DAYS

y. Prank Grandstaff declares Il a
father can. make the children mi :
Dc should turn the task over 70 The
beiier member q the firm. and u she
falls down on the JOB they should
have q guardian appointed Bot doc.
ti-. would there be guardians en-
ouah 70 20 around
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06
FOR SKIN TORTURES
Lemo. the Clean. Antiseptic
Liquid. Just What You Need

Don't worry about Eczema or other
SKIN troubles You can have ) cles,
healthy skin by using Zeno obtained a.
any drug store for 35c, or extra large
bottle at Sl.00
lemo generally. removes pimnles
blackheads Dlotches. Eczema and Rims,
worm and makes the skin clear Jar, and
healthy. zemo IS clezn. penetrating mo-
antiseptic liquid. II Is easily applied
and costs a mere triie for each sppIIca.
ton. Its always dependable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06

Wy tfuIF NNuFt,
Ihe Advertiser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHtR's
9 u 9 T . RIA

crr BUSY. YOU INVENTORS
Says q ucws Item liissa enclosed
and operated ~ q sIdlnE red = knife
~ been invented fof cutting onle
x.ilat affecting a users hssds ar
efft
But Nhy dant lhey lnveut a wsy %
sat oaions ~ithoat ralning to
bfaafag
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-06

Vote fcr Judge charlss G smis
Ne home man last zane On psmr
cratic e.a'5 ticket let. ssts NJ
'lstflet seurt lr Guthrie
Evening star., 1922-09-23
MORE wARsHIPS RUSHED.
French Regard Danger Of Attack
by Kemal Lessening.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, September 23.-Notwith-
standing assurances from Paris that the
prospects for peace in the near east are
Frightening, ugly reports continue to
come from Constantinople. and several
more units Of the Atlantic fleet. tnclud-
ing the battleship Revenge, have, been
ordered to prepare for service IN the
Dardanelles.
The favorable side of the picture Is
presented by the Paris correspondent OF
the Times, who reports that the French
naval commander, Admiral Dumesnll.
sent his government most reassuring
dispatch concerning his interview with
Mustapha kemal Pasha.
He said he found the Turks entire
ly tractable and ready to enter neso-
tiations without delay"
Danger Of Attack Lessons.
- The same correspondent says the re-
port submitted by Gen. Pelle. French
high commissioner. who also saw
Mustapha kemal, "is represented as by
no means alarming" and adds that the
danger of a kemalist attack on the
straits is regarded as small
The Times thinks this should neu-
tralize the apprehensions over yester-
days reports that Mustapha Kemal
had given the allies forty-eight-hour
ultimatum. The newspaper believes
the fear of a conflict is receding.
The Morning Post also is hopeful.
1t asserts that the allies have good
ground to believe that Mustapha Kemal
does not intend to attack any allied
troops, and that if he had such inten-
tions he lacked the necessary artillery
with which the oppose the British.
According to the Posts naval expert
there is little reason to fear the Turks
will be able to make the straits un-
tenable for the feet by their heavy
guns.
Even supposing the Turks possess
guns of sufficiently large caliber to i'm
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column 81
Evening star., 1922-09-23
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
CONSTANTINOPLE. September %.
thirty-six hours the world
will probably know whether the
Turkish nationalists have chosen
war or peace. The Angora cabinet,
meeting at Smyrna, Is expected
hourly to declare whether the Kemal-
lists will await the peace conference
proposed by the powers or take mat
ters in their own hands by invading
Thrace.
The French government has sent a
wireless message to Mustapna Kemal
any action until the arrival Of the
special French emissary. it was
learned here today.
Aware of British Weakness.
The Turks are fully aware Of the
weakness of the British land forces
now precariously holding points
along the Asia Minor shore and are
convinced of their ability to defeat
them.
French official circles hold that the
only thing which can stave off the
nationalist attack is a definite pledge
by Great Britain to support France
In guaranteeing that Thrace will be
evacuated promptly by the Greeks
and restored to Turkey
1t is reorted that Mustapha Kemal
Pasha. the nationalist leader, is op-
posed to hasty action, but it remains
to be seen whether his strong per-
sonality and convictions can triumph
over the opposition of his colleagues.
Turk Forces at Ismid.
Meanwhile, unfeigned anxiety ex-
lists among the British here over the
continued strong concentration of
Turkish troops at Ismid, where. by
reason of the withdrawal of the Ital-
ians. the position of the British forces
has been sensibly weakened.
The nationalists have brought up
field guns from Ezine, which they
recently seized, to within ten miles
from the southern shore of the Dar-
danelles.
The tension in Constantinople con-