The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-14
PEACE PARLEY
PLUNGED into
UNCERTAINTY
Turkish Leader Will
Go to Paris
(Rr Associated Pressl

LAUSANNE, Nov. 1.-THE decision
of Ismet Pasha to leave for Paris to-
night for talk with Premier Poincare
and possibly with representatives of
the British foreign office, has again
thrown the Lausanne peace confer
ence into an atmosphers of deep un-
certainty.
Ismet is going to the French capital
on an invitation from Premier Poin-
care brought here by Ferid Bey, Turk
ish Nationalist representative, in
Paris, who will accompany him on the
return journey. Ismet will probably
take with him two members of his
delegation.
| Lausanne now has the feeling that
| it has been entirely sidetracked for
the moment, pending an agreement be-
tween France and Great Britain The
Italians have not even engaged quar-
ters here as yet, but probably will
eventually be housed in the hotel
Beau Riyage on the shore of Lake
Leman with the British and Italian
consuls.
Comment on Details.
Inquiries at the Palace hotel have
developed the fact that the French,
Turkish and japanese delegates have
taken all the rooms there Presence
of the French and Turks at the same
hotel, is already causing much com
ment and general discussion as to
what agreements if any NJ Franklin
Bouillon made with the Angora govern
ment, when he negotiated the separate
treaty with Mustapha Kemal Pasha.
BY WEBB MILLER
PARIS, Nov. 14.-Fresh demands
were made by the Angora government
OF Mustapha Kemal today as French
and British displomats sought to agree
upon united front at the Lausanne
peace conference, now definitely sci
for Nov 20.
Turk ENJOYS at Lausanne declared
they would abandon the parley entire
ly If the allies at a preliminary meet
ing formulated peace terms en- bloc
and tried to force these upon Turkey
Britain and France, still at odds ovel
the allied attitude at the forthcoming
conference had planned to hold a coun
ell of foreign ministers, including Italy
and Belgium at which terms should be
drawn up for Turkish acceptance. The
Turks have put the shoe on the othel
4 foot announcing the allies must accep
their terms or .thereFwills be- no con
ference.
At the same time Near East relic
dispatches told of an order that ha!
gone out from Angora, commanding al
of the million Christians in Anatolis
to evacuate within 80 days. Mindful
OF what happened at expiration of thu
last Turkish ultimatum of this sort
$4,000 Christians are fleeing in a pani,
from Anatolia, choking the roads il
their flight
Situation Critical
Meanwhile, the situation in Con
stantinople itself is critical; Turkisl
and allied commanders are strugglin,
for control of municipal affairs, witt
the Kemalists repeating their re
quests that the allies get their troop
and warships out of the city and ava.
from the straits. Cooperation in main
tanning order in city that is like
t slum mbering volcano, with internecin
, passions ready to flare into riotou
warfer at moments notice, has be
come impossible through Turkish tru
r culence, French advisers at Constar
|, tnople report. The allies are les
! anxious than ever to impose MARTA
law, fearing that would be final sis
nal for a clash with Turkish troop: