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TURK CAVALRY DEFY BRITISH.
ENTER C0NSTANTINOPLE ZONE;
ARMISTICE TO Be SIGNED TODAY
Athens to Resist Conditions Occupation Of Thrace by
Turks and Evacuation by Creeks Within Ten Days.
or Blockade by Warships Of Allies; Athens Calls
More Men to Army and Appeals to the United States
for Aid TO Regain Thrace.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Constsntin0ple. Oct s. British Gem
eral headquarters reports the appear-
sace of Turkish Nstionalisfs cavalry
at kandra. in tho Conafantin0pI,
neutral zone.
kandra is approximately 55 niles
cast Of Constsntinopie. near tho Hiark
Sea coaFt of the tsmid penlnsula. This
IS the first reported violation by he
kemallets of tho Con7taniinopie neu-
irai zone, although Turkish cavalry
has repeatedly violated the neutral
zone around Chansk. on the southern
shore 81 the Dardanolles. The fsroff
peninsula offers the only direct an
proach on ConstanGnople for land
forces
Constantinoplo. oct. 5-Acrordlns-
70 telegrams from Turkish sources I'm
Mudania. the agreement regarding th,
neutral zones reached by tho Allied
and Turkish representatives provides
that no fortihcatlons shall he ~on-
structed on either side of the straits
OF Dardanelles and that the military
operations of the british in Turkey
shall cease Immediately.
Paris. oct. 5.--An agreement has
been reached by the conference or Al
lied and Turkish military leaders sg
Mudania, and win he signed sorns
time today, according 10 private de-
spafchps received here
The main lines of tho agreement.
says the Figaro. are:
First The British and Turks bo+l,
tc withdraw from the neutral zons
on the southern shore Of the Dards-
nelles. the British IN Gaiiipoli and fbs
Turks behind the line frorned bv tho
rivers Granicus and Skarnantler
Second-The Turks agree that the-
Allies remain in COnstantinopIe dur
Ing the peace negotiations, on condi-
ton that Kemalist civil authorities ara,
also installed there.
Third-The Greek army 10 evacust.
Thrsce within ten days. If The Greek
government refuses 10 give the no.
cesssry orders. the Allied fleets are ~
blockade the Greek ports and tho Ksrn-
aIist forces cross the Dardanelles ard
drive the Greek troops out Of Thrace.
The dispatches do not say yvhether
the Greek representatives accepted
these conditions.
London. Oct. THE reports n, ,b.
first two days proceedings Of tho AL.
lied generals conference with tho Tur-
kish Nationalists at Mudani have
some believing that an armistice clear
ing the way for peace conference in
already assured.
IL was even reported yesterday thar
protocol establishing an armistice
had been actually signed, but authentic
confirmation OF this Is lacking. The
latest information to The Associated
Press contained in a dispatch which
left Constantinople shortly before
midnight. was to the effect that. NOT
witnstanding the generally hopefuf
status OF the situation, the question
Of Thrace was still barring the wav
to settlement
While the Allies have agreed n t,,,,,
over Thrace 10 the Turkish army in
thirty days, they have not acceded 20
L
line Of the Martha river be occ,nied
by Allied troops as protection against
a Greek flank attack on the Turkish
occupying army.
The determined attitude Of tho
Greek army and the new Athens gov-
ernment is also to he reckoned with
Colonel Plastiras. chief Greek delegate
made 1t plain to the other conferees
that the Greek military leaders vera
determined to resist every attepnat 70
restore Turkish sovereignty over
/ Oriental Thrace.
Athens. Oct. 5.-Consternation was
caused here by a Constantinople wire
less message picked up late last night
[ by local station. purporting 10 give
( the armistice conditions arranged bv
| the Turks and the Allies at the Mn
/ dania conference.
The conditions outlined in the mes
sage included the occupation OF east
ern Thrace by Allied forces and Turk
/ ish gendarmes up 70 the line Of tba
! River Martha, and evacuation OF the
province within ten days by the Greek
army. falling which the Allied fleets
would blockade Greece.
Government officials declare the
IreeK aeiegates nave not Wet had an
opportunity TO present their views at
/ Mudania and efforts TO confirm the
above report are being made.
! It is understood that the officials
are considering an appeal 70 the Unit
ed states Tor assistance in obtaining
a just solution of the Thrafsan que,-
! ton.
Smyrna. Oct. 5.--The agreement
which has been reached an the NIu-
dania conference, between The Allied
I ana turkish delegates, acpprding 70
Mudanla messages received here, was
communicated TO the Greek ldelegates.
who expressed dissatisfaction with II.
declaring themselves not empowered
/ TO reply and that they must have in
structions from Athens.