The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-29

st. l2-NAstera portion Of smyrna
"l": ed: less E5".'Uv.p". many hNeI lost.
Ga:-&al5.. refused Ia DEPOSIT gold : "a
aNte-- ea:EdIatd 10y Se.$.uE: aad a@i;E.'t'i
Oh p,,H .u,nt c: Ff.l:ste pE:-Wac debts -
Se@t. l5-l:Tea, Britain :zvircd ne DO
"Ili..oi:. France, Italy, Serbia. NGii!' :tif'
aEG Greece 60 Join III the defense o. 'A@
Da:G2Ec!les.
Sept, ,5-f'rance and Italy opposed mili-
t2rE operations against Turks.
Sep. i>-i:nIlre British Atlantic iee'
se':i u LarGanelies.
Hungary admitted to League o. Nations.
Sept. I|-heE2al Pasha demanded oi ~, IL
les immediate conference 0n S'i':ai.e%S
Tor i.~nIai-;y OF th= Straits ana PEI HIS
SION to senG troops into TE"ace
Sept. -.r-Aliies agreed 70 coniere2cS; y.
ei$at nations on -,aar East, eXei"oA.I7 >
Russia.
Sept. 2&-Alies in:ited Turks to peace
conference: agreeing 70 return S0nsSan- Il,
t;nop!e. Adrianop,e and Thrace II return!
fo- freedom OF the pardaneiles.
Sep. .5-Cireat Br';a;n agreed 10 20N!lt
Rlss.2 20 N,a! East coHtvl|nce coIteih IL
ing t;:e Eardanei!es
Sept. 25--GieeN troops revolted anu hIns
Constantine ahGic2t,d.
huss,. N note 70 l.;e aiileS: .a3a as;ns.'''-e>
the restoration of Turkey IL Luf0Pe..
Sept. 29-kelmai Fasha accepted a,iGS 5
LnNl'2tion 10 arta5Suce paf-eS. ~'i>'
Stantinopl" and all OF Th:&te be ceue'! d
OF 10 Nationalist governments. r-
Oct TURK NatSaa!is;s agreed TO az
rniStice conference At Aiudan!a OF Oct'
and suspended military operations.
Oct 3-AymiStice conference opened a.
MuGanil.
Oct i.-Allies. Greeks and Turkish Na-
noI@ii&ts agreed 20 ariniSt!te con- ehll22
2C M.,.;.i..a. providing fo- eEacuaN.o:. ol
Thraye ~ Greece within 10 DAYS ana ''S
delivery :, Turkey within - uaES.
c. i,-NUdaaia protocol signed:
n,. .l-Inited States invited Centra!
t..":;-aa republics 10 conference on I'M
i;i,;ion oi armament and other SUBJECTS
n Washington Dec. !.
Cct 21-A!ies invited United States 70
participate in Near East conference :;
Lausanne. Sutherland. Nov. Is. Secre.
tary HugGeS replied United St2 teS Wol''d
send observers. Russia invited to part
O. conference dealing with the DaF~a-
nollrS
Oct turkey and Russia opened con-
ference COR economic accord.
N"l. u Lausanne conference postponed
70 NUV. 20.
Nov. Near East peace conference {:
Lausanne opened. with return 10 secret
diplomacy II effect.
Nov 2l-Gastern Thrace and Adria2cpte
turned over 10 the Turks.
Dec. 2--RuSsia and nations on her west
ern border opened limitation o. arina-
Dec. 4-Iorference OF Central American
republics opened in. Washington.
Nov. &0-Allies demanded from Germany,
apology and Indemnity for attack on al
He'd officers in Bavaria.
Dec. British troops forced Turks 10
let Christian refugees leave Const2a-
t;aople.
Dec. 6-Allies. presented plan for control
OF pa-4a2c!!eS 20 lausanne conference.
Aue".paS 5 position stated.
Dec S-Turkey's plan for Dardanc.!s$
submitted az Lausanne. Virtually ac-
cepted by the allies
Gec. 9-Allied pre!niers met in London
to consider German reparauons.
- Dec. 19-German reparationS plan re-
jscted by allied premiers.
ShantunS province formally restored 20
China b. Japan.
Dec. circumference of allied prem;era
adjourned &c Jan. >. France insisting on
forCible occLpation Cf The Ruhr.
Dec. I2-B2It:c states served ult!matum
on Russia y; Moscow which Russia re-
jected and disarmament conference went
on rocks.
of Natiors when peace is signed and 10
accept measures for protection OF m.no.!-