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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
By William Philip Simms

WASHINGTON. Oct. Too many
81 IN are Inclined To give the Greeks
the laugh for having received a druh.
hing ~ the hands Of thc Turks In Asia
Minor. then forget the thing
Nothing could h. a bigger mistake.
The Greeks looked for trouble. certainly.
und they found IT, King Tino asked for
licking. aud he got H. In all Of which
We concur.
MT
The Turkish victory - not the end
of perfect day but only the beginning
- an unpiel Slnt one-Just ono more
.plsnde % the European tragedy now
soing IN The episode. however. may
have stupendous rcpercussious later on.
Muslapha Kemal In friendly with
Soviet Russia. Russia Is now virtually
the ally Of Germany. let us not forget
that. nor that the Turkish victory over
III. Greeks will not go unnoticed any.
where IN the MusHlman world
Europe u still a huhhiiug cauldron
- opposing interests 81 conflicting am.
htlans. IIatrtds are silll at the boiling
point. Poverty and hunger are the
driving forces ~ certain of The nations.
and almost daily We are hearing open
threats ~ this country making Common
caus. with that country IN the event
another country attempts thus and 20.
The military "cowehack' 81 Turkey
IN ASA Minor has so 'ousian'in"f'l"
mad with JOY. according % the cables.
VIII Turkey Iona Keep to herself ~"
dissatisfaction she 80 keenly feels over
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
By JOHN O'DOSNEII

NEW YORK. Oct. 7.-Present con.
nitions Ina Asia Minor are 80 serious
that there IN great danger OF A re-.
crudescence Of the World War" de
clited Oscar s. Straus. twic. minister
ana former Ambassador TO Turkey. In
an exclusive interview today.
The former ambassador. who is prob.
ably as familiar with the Turkish cues.
tlon Us any other man In America. en-.
phaslzed these points In his interview:
ONE: Turkey. Russia and Germany
With one or more OF the Balkan states.
may pool their forces against the allied
powers
TWO: The United States. for it's en-.
iShtensd selfinterest may be- com.
p.lled to take part In preventing a
world conflagration ana IN r-storins
peace
THREE a general conflagrati0n can
l. avoided only II Gal Great Britain,
France ana Italy reach an immediat.
agreement and 81 II the Treaty II Yer
rallles h. materially revised.
FOUR The present menacing condi.
ton would not have developed had the
United States under any reservation We
chose 70 make. joined the League 81
Nations"
FIVE: Vcnl2elos. Greek premier cx.
lied At return ~ Constantine, should
bs Immediately recalled ana placed ia
power"
II do not wish Ia be- q prophet 81
eva said the former ambassador, "but
the danger 81 an outbreak OF the World
War IL great. ! say great because the
present state OF affairs may bring Ger.
many, Russia. Turkey and one or more
~ the balkan states together in close
alliance.
The rniliiarist and monarchial
parties IN Germany have nothing To lose
and everything 10 gain. IN their estl.
nation. by joining with Russia and
Turkey. 2 Furthermore the Russian
Soviet system would be immeanrably
advanced ny such an alliance.
To-day Russia has in readiness the
grsates, army In an world That army.
organized and led by German officers.
can he enlarged 90 any extent
with. che wvrl'l. exhausted us Il IS,
bleeding At every wound. another war
carries with d, the poSshli,irs OF endless
woes IN the Discrimination d may
bring within the allied nations them
rslvcs,
Slfmis discussed the causes NJ the
present situation.
"for tho past 100 years the Eastern
question has menaccd the peace ~
Europe not because ~ tho dominant
power ~ Turkey hut because ~ the
jealousy and the autagonistic interests
81 European powers IN respect 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
Allied Split May
Force America IN
Another BigWa ar

Turkey
THE diplomacy 81 the Turk has been
to take advantage Of this antagonism
rThe present situation has developed
because Turkey took advantage OF the
jealousy between Great Britain, Italy
and France.
"A new word cOnflagration may en-.
sue unless Great Britain. Italy aud
France come promptly 10 accord. IL
WAS their failure 10 act In concert that
caused the present situation 10 develop.
"lhd the United States Joined the
League OF Nations, the dominant moral
prestige OF our country could have
prevented the disagreement between the
allies and brought about an agreement
IN regard To- Turkey. Then Greece
would not have dared 20 begin the war
But Greece Is Immediately responsi
bile FOR the present condition. During
the war that nation was under the
leadership Of Nenizelos, who proved
himself one ~ the foremost statesmen
OF the allied powers. After deserving 20
well of his country he was deposed ami
made an exile.
Had he been at the head ~ affairs.
Greece would not be- in the plight she
Is today. To escape from this plight. t0
avoid another world war ! would en-.
phasize the necessity of these steps:
ul there must b. immediate agreement
between the allied powers Great
Britain. France, Italy and the others
and t2 Nenizelos should be- called imme.
diately and placed In power in Greece.
And furthermore. II we are going
to avoid another war, the Versailles
treaty will have 60 be- materially re-.
viscd. This revision Is possible only N
the allied powers come tn prompt agree.
menl only solid diplomatic front on
the port Of the allies can bring Renal
and his forces 10 terms
1T is world calamity that we have
not coopcrated with the allies by join.
ing the League OF Nations
rliad W. joined. the present situa.
tion. ! believe. would not have arisen.
As things now stand Il Is within the
realm of probability that Tor enlighi.
encd sehinterest We may he compelled
10 take a part w preventing a world
conflIgratiun and iu restoring peace.
And all this menacing condition
finds It's cause now. ~ IN the past. In
the opportunity given 10 the Turks hy
the mutual jealousy Of those who op.
posed them The present lack OF con
cord between Great Britain. France aud
Italy emphasizes the fact that the
Treaty Of Versailles was in many re'
spects uuwsc and was stimulated hv a
spirit ~ revenge rather than hy that
calm and forward looking statesman.
ship
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
Nv NORRIS " NORRIS

NEW YORK. oct In the occ1.
PATTON If SMYRNA and the rout 81
Greek troops along the whole coast %
Asia Minor Mugiapha k"mal Pasha.
hitherto obscure head ~ the Turkish
Nationalist government ~ Augora, has
accomplished more than momentary
military victory.
Kemal has made himself military
and political leader o' Islam and will
now b. Looked unon a. the head % the
great Mohammedau fraternity comptls.
ing almost third of the worlds popu.
laiion with notifications reaching even
into our own Philippines.
The Turkish leader now Is planning
~ use 90 the greatest possible adyan.
tnge The prestige GAINED by bis victory
over the Crecks
Playing on The peculiar political ~.
flucnce Mohammedans are abe g.
wisid ln the colonial pos.ess0ns OF the
great powers Krmal TODAY Is preparing
Co. take IN first st,p toward welding
all Islam together into polucore.
religious empire ihc rcstoration ~ thr
plorious cal.phaio ~ old
kemaIS Plans
This information comes from unof
Grl ksmnnsi aids .n thr Oriental
,uartrI OF New York who fnt months
hay. br,n in continual touch with
Krnalu r,3d4 n Nnron and con
Stamina flr
Here arr k~fnals plans ur undfr
siool hy hts friends and supporters
hsfD.
pNE Two conclude ps1.r with
Greece which vIr restore Turkey %
the same territorial Importance 90 90.
iusei D. fore tho Word War. except
that be- VIII allow Consianimoplc 10 be-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

France is on different planc-com.
plctcly is"atcd-in Morgcnihau's opn.
ion. Hut hr says France cannot be- ac.
cuscd of muitausm when the 5Oycar.
old fear ui German power is consider.
3D.
France Wants Security
'lcit alone. France has determined
that h.i safety shall not again be- put
.n jeopardy hr added SHE wants
security Tor az least 100 years She
wants the sauculy of contracts upheld.
and that b. what the Treaty 81 Ner.
saiIlcs is-a contract 90 de certain
things
France wants The Judgment ~ Yer.
stillrs enforced She would prefer %
hrisg this about in concert with her
allies. hut u necessary she will DO {
alone. Therefore, az present she cannot
and viii not diShdnd her efficient army
and her wonderful general staff Nv
keeping these intact she insures the
ulymnct ~ what is hcr due
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
By MILTON BRONNER

LONDON. oct Henry Morgan
than, former American ambassador to
Turkey. believes Germany is delihcr.
ately procrastnating la reparation
payments ana that her financial iii
ness" Is a diplomatic fraud.
That is his conclusion after another
long European tour of study.
And this IL his forecast:
France Is right. She has made up
her mind Germany can and must pay
just reparations And II necessary
French drums will beat, French flags
Will ny. and French troops will march
IN Berlin
Morgcnlhau acquils France of mill.
tarism, and conyicts Germany ~
ddwdling
Make no mistake about 1.-THE Ger.
mans will pay" be- says. They are
seeking by delay hy every means In
THEN power. Ia avoid payment
lIiplomaiir Illness
Jus, ns prom nrnt people sontimc
have a diplomatic illness when thcy
don't want 90 receive unwclcome yisi.
tors. so Germany Is having q diplo
matt, illness with Intention Co deceive.
The Germans are not good sports.
Having ahmed CO. saddle thrl ridca 81
government upon the world. and h1y.
ing been prepared to make ruthless
cy3ctions II they won. they an" now
whining and crying because they have
1,nu snludlv b.nfyu
GIVE them little moro time nud
they win al last learn that the French
are boz earnest Foch is prepared Co see
to % that The demand rolncarc makes
Boo the name oi the French nation shall
Doe fulfilled
Morgenthau thinks ID" real rebuild
ing NJ Europe cannot begin until the
Germans settle down 20 making nay.
ments. And hc SAYS this cannot Doe ac
complshed boz q hurry
<O Magic Formula
Peace work and THRIFT are tho only
things that Will help Europe" he saws
lou can't find any magic formula to
rrISir the damage ~ war and you
can't build on the old foundations.
England is The only European ma
ton which seems to have taken the
war lesson 10 heart She Is rebuilding
on new foundations She has largely
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
AMERICANS RELY ON D|PL 0MACy IN WAR ZONE
U. S. FORCES ARE SMALL:
HOPE PLACED IN ADMIRAL
by HARRY ". HUNT

+ WASHINGTON. Oct. WIN q
holy war echo through the world az a
a'aucl 10 the Turkish Creclan fighting
in ASA Minor?
This question IN troubling official
Washington. as well as the extent 10
which America may be involved.
Americas share in Il lies in the
hands ~ Rear Admiral Mark l.. Brls.
Col li' occupies the double position ot
American high commissioner to Turkey
and commander Of the American fleet
~ destroyers IN neareast waters.
That official Washington places un.
usual trust la Admiral Bristol as a COM
b,nauon Fighter and diplomat was
shown hy the state departments re.
] cent iuslstenoe that navy plans Tor
transferring him 70 sea duty BE- aban.
duued
Naval officials here. who have seen
asruc- with Bristol In C0nstantinople,
SAY only hia remarkable tact and cour-
age have enforced recognition OF
| American rights ana interests In the
new war zone Bristol has been at his
near East post since Jan. 2s. 1913
THE situation In Constantlnople has
, been delicate one Tor more than three
, years declares an officer who was
aide 10 Bristol during the early part Of
, his Consuutnople service.
L ~
British French and Italian repre-.
sen,atives. because OF the fact that
each u these countries maintained an
army 81 occupation at the Grand
! Porte have sought 20 override Ameri.
can representation ana American la.
teresis Their has also been constant
/ friction and iruthlr among the forces
I 90 each Uf th"s, three allies.
! Bristol however through his tact
| and his personal popularity. has been
liable not only 90 force recognition OF
his official predeoeuce as dean OF the
hush commission 20 Turkey and OF
American claims. hut TO smooth out
ldiffcrences between the forces OF occu.
lntion themselves themselves and also
between thes" forces and the Turkish
government
Perhaps ne most serious threat az
Itrnuh'r f.r no United States-and
which also Indicates the undercurrent
lW' u.Itg among former allied forces
ln 'Hustautiuople when an
American hluohckrt was hayoneted 10y
un lpian sentry An open break almost
If.IaW'd that
Bristol. Service Varied
! Bristol probably has seen a. varied
service as amy officer in the navy. He
s uatiN" of New Jersey and grad.
u1',l fram Annapolis IN 1857. AZ the
ag. ol DO. so "a, be- has served on ali
cas.'. oi ships loo all the principle sta.
TONS oi Go" world He was on tho
llttehip Texas at Santiago. was CON.
mInd'r no th" North Carolina In con.
lHoEug troops 90 Europe and was com.
mIndug officer - the oklahoma. in
Uncle SAINTS h1ttleship division In
European waters in the latter part OF
13IN
Nrs Bristol whom be- married In
lH0s was Miss Helen Beverly Moore
~ Mobile. Ala
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

ng made Tor great Nosl"m un.y,r
slty there.
Conclusion ~ pacis with Mohamme.
dan leaders and rul,rs Zoo other rnuu
tries viii Boz easy and KsmI will s.r
no 10 that each compact s,r,rur'hru-
his position as h-sd OF 600, l.nm.c
world
The detached MohImmriau clements
.iu SYRIA and Arabia uh'VI., JIc eager
.tH attach themselves to SOME central
power that vail ald them 300 'ht.g tsht
against European arrr'--Ian
And Persia is tired oi h,inr Ie.I,ul.J
hN Europe
Already keW4I. Influence among
Revolutionary clements Ir NuH NuH
.EWut and India hss h',n s,.H and
feared hs Great Britain and France.
France concluded AN alliance Win
Krma Geo offset bis Influence In Al.
r'fIJ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
by NEA Service

CONSTANTINoPLE. Got ;.--Di-
plomacy. rather than force. ia Amer
cas- CHIEF dependency Ia the battling
Turkish situation.
Five thousand Americans IN the new
war zone depend FOR protection On the
small naval force under command 81
Rear Admiral Mark L. Bristol--ond up.
on Brislols diplomacy la his capacity
u American high commissioner to
Turkey
Admiral Bristol. alone - the foreign
representatives here. has the FUN con.
fidence ~ the Turkish auihotill,s
Meanwhile there hla been much dis.
trust among British. French ana ltal
ians Ia this region For q long time they
were al logg-rheads. indiy iduals ami
cliques playing secret games. politically
commercially and financially.
Whispers ct Violations ct neutrality
have been heard from time 10 time
Americas position has been strong. Tor
she is regarded as the only power which
wants no special fayors
Uncle Sans naval forces in Euro.
pean waters are az q minimum. Only
one lattleship-ihr uuh-is in Euro.
pcan waters ana she IL far away at
Cherbourg Seven destruyers one sta
ton ship and two little submarine chas
ers constitute the total naval force u
this government within reaching dis.
lance Of the scene Of trouble.
No Force To Protect Property
These vessels carry mo- landing forces
81 marines iu protect property 4 small
force II marines stationed as a consular
guard al ConH,autuuplr aud Smyrna Is
The extent of American land forces
In addition 90 The lives uf more than
5000 Americans much valuable Aneri-
can property d. cndlrrer-J hy the
present uprising
Among the interests Ju,lc sam must
saf.g uard " the welfare Of the repre-
aeniaillcs II The American Relief Al.
niuistralioR the Near East Relief
Roberts College Cons'antinoplc College
the American Girls college Rcd Cross
American Foreign Trade Cooperation
shipping hoard standard ul CO..
American Tobacco GO and 'hU Guar
Inlrr Trust CO.. which has branch
aulrr Trust CO.. which has d branch
communication Speedrd lp
Bv a system OF communication srt mp
by "a, navy shortly following the
.arm.sii,r Washington .- enabled Goo
'cummuuoJt, with DoustIutlndp, with
10 minimum d.lE Three hnur. is AN
outside time for o Uysslsu lo get
through Under guDI conditions. Trans.
mission Is practically direct
Message coming to Cous'antnoplo
are w.rolesscd from the navy radio sta-
t.no az Washington fo th, navy radio
boz Paris There the message is relay I'd
hy leased navy wires % Vienna via
Cohlonz From Vienna me message goes
again by navy radio fo % station ,stJh
hshed in ConstantInopie hy The Amrl
can navy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
new M0SLEM EMPIRE
HELD As KEMAL'S GOAL:
GREEK ROUT FIRST STEP

Internal. ouiliycd
TWO. To establish The capital 90,
this new Turkish empire az Augora and
tu MAX. the city great center Of Mos
lem earning and vast hurean Tor the
dissemination ~ ranlslamir popl.
mrda
THREE To conclude official treaties
with tho Amecr of Afshanistan. the
king ~ The Hedlaz and the ruling No
hnmmsdin elements 81 Persia and un.
official treaties and understandings
with the rrhiions elements among the
Mohsmmcdans ~ Erypt Syria. India
and Norih Africa Al 81 these viii
recognize Kcmal as their head and a.
ut defender 90 N, m!th
No Opposition
IN taking the first step-th. peace
with Gr,ccr- Kcmal viii find no uppo
ston from the great powers. his
friends here sav.
Tho power. w.u Iccric to m. Turkish
headers demands because they tear
refusal vord hriug about rebellion
lmonE NohFmmeilu elements In their
colonial poss'.sIons This applies to
Great britain Franc, and Italy.
~ fhr peace table Renal VIII force
90, 1hrorJti.u 81 the treaty ~ Scvrcs.
sgurI after thn world War. which
chopped o.f mugh of Turkeys territory
k.mfi however. vIH allow the inter.
Nationalist .r of Cnsiautinoplr. only
iemaHdIns ff4i Do. o. rermitied 10 az
ls Guardian 0f thr hor Nohammcdan
r.lrr- th,. H thlf D.. have power O.
name ihr r.a.d1U
udsr NIy
~. srrHfH0 step uIthIuE Anrorl 70
world center Of Muhammodanism- al
ready b. under vay The CITY D. being
enlarged and beauilflrd Plans ate be-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

Among the Nalrs one - the highest
cast" and mott cxI hlsive tribes 81 an
India the wife and mother rules su-
nremr IS head ~ the family. Among
them maternity IL everything and uatef-
nitv nothing Tho newly married man
drops his own name accepts tho namr
q the woman he webs. turns over 40
his property to her. and asks only tho
privilege - working fnf the support
90 the family and fp hr suitably iutrf
rud
Conspicuous among tho adornmonis nj
iha bridal fcgt .n ufuauv is an atti-.
&c AND .iai.Hatr butter sfrusfur.. ii
tncifIi md elegant as the mot ban.
iifnl wedding cake. and into this siuir
uire tn rtssis stick split sticks icar
ng coins of gold and silver.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

opposed Turkey Turkey lies between
England and lndia-what view will
London now take ~ the matter?
France has been friendly with
Turkey What will Paris say? Turkey
can make trouble for England Ia India
and Egypt VIII she make demands
on Great Britain.
Poetic justice maybe. hut asured.y
there IN nothing to laugh over In th"
Greek d"hacl". Tho re-eniry into the
arena ~ apowerful fighting force
and no one save these who have never
come in contact with the Turks deny
they can Do a powerful fighting force
merely serves 10 render an ALREADY
grave situation more critical siiil.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

~ srrH'.N step making Anrurl l
world center Of Muhammodanism- al
ready ). under vay Tho CITY is being
enlarged and heauilfri Plans ate be-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
.organthau Says
French Soldiers
Needed IN Berlin

dislanded her armed force: she IL tax.
ing her people heavily 50 she can pay
as she goes she Is not grinding ont
tons of paper money"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-16
Home Building Will Be Vital
Topic Among Club Women

The home economics division of
women s clubs of California will en-
phasize home building during the
year. Outlines covering different
phases of home building have been
collected and the chairman, Mrs. w.
V. Cruess, hopes that clubs will
make use of them. She quotes Dis
raeli, the great premier of England
at one time as having said:
II have always felt that the best
security for civilization is the
dwelling and that upon properly
appointed and becoming dwellings
depends more than anything else,
the improvement of mankind.
This thought is decidedly in line
with that now prevailing in Imper-
ial Valley. Thoughtful men and
women are recognizing that the
fundamental need of the valley is
better homes, built for a future.
And better homes mean better farm
buildings throughout. yards beauti-
fled with flowers and trees and
shrubs, orchards and gardens, and
all that 90 toward making of real
homes.
The wOmen's clubs of the valley
can do much in the creation of sent
iment for these enduring things if
they give heed to the work outlined
by their state chairman of home
economics.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-16
Mrs. Fuller Back, Gratified
at Success of Her Program

Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Fuller returned
Thursday night from San Diego, ar
irving too late for the musical at
the clubhouse which Mrs. Fuller had
planned and which she missed with
sincere regret. Mrs. Fuller was graf
flied to learn of the very marked
success of the program and that
so many had enjoyed it. She is
grateful for the contributions made
to the program by all who took
part. Thanks are especially due to
Mrs. George DeHaven, who was re-
sponsible for the second part of the
program and to the members of the
st. Mary's choir who furnished the
wonderful music for the part. She
also wishes to thank Mrs. Wooda
Blesv, who with infinite pains
trained the pretty little children
appearing in the tableaus of the
birth scene. Already many have re-
quested that the program be repeat
ed at some future time and this may
possibly be arranged for.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-16
Urges Women to Work for
Community Property Lalr

Mrs. Aaron Schloss, former presi-
dent of the State Federation of
Women Clubs and snow chairman
of legislation, is urging that every
club in the Federation discuss the
proposed community property law
at some meeting during the month
of December of January. Mrs.
Schloss also urges that action be
taken on the subject, either to en-
dorse the bill or TO make sugges-
tions as to amendments to the com
munity property laws of California.
The bill to be presented to the
legislature was written by a commit
tee of the State Bar Association, is
simple in language and very brief.
1t is thought to cover the main issue
in a comprehensive manner and
appears to be entirely practical
when it becomes operative.
Mrs. Schloss SAYS that if the men
of the state were not so much better
than the law, the women would have
rebelled long ago at the injustice
of the community property statutes
now in operation. do you know"
she asks, "that even the family
clothing does not belong to the
wife by law after the death of the
husband? Do you know that the
wife earning money outside the
home has no control of it by law"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1922-12-16
Local Library Well Stocked
With Books of Every Kind

The city library becomes more and
more popular as a reading room,
men being the chief patrons in this
matter. They come to read the me-
chanieal and scientific periodicals
found on the tables or to consult
works in their various lines of bus
mess. The Librarian states that
many men read more or less fic-
ton, their choice being western
stories such as those written by
Zane Grey. More of them read
books dealing with political and
business questions however.
Women patrons search the shelves
for the latest fiction, though some
of them also read biography and
the more solid productions of stand
ard authors.
The juvenile department is well
patronized, many children taking
home books for their evening read
ing.
The shelves are piled with books
for all classe, the business man and
the farmer, the preacher, the teach
er and the home reader. There are
also many research and informa.
tional pamphlets issued by the vari-
Gus departments of government
The number of patrons at the local