Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11
Smyrna SHELTERS
10000 REFUGEES
Greek Situation Now One OF
Grave Possibilities as
Viewed in London
CAVALRY QUELlS DISORDER

ysints I'm the city.
Tho ,roo,s oro ,,s.. s,.io. ,rd.rs
s..,- .'r' ~" "'ue' ''
inst Indulgence IN excess the t're'sn
representatives and military headqnar-
ters have bern informed by tho Kcmal.
~ co,rro,do, c.,o, S,,ob r,aS,r
'7H0i'' "e''' ''N''N
oey.
Selah Eddin complained that the
Greeks had committed wholesale Iavas.
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"'"ou' 'l''''"'E '''so"s """ S"lu
MS men were showing that they could
make war in civilized manner.
Entry Of the 6rsr c,vo,ry reg.uen,
.J Hr, .,.
uoi -'"'S'' "s"a was r''t''t" M''N
"'' '''''''"''''' .''''
'',P> ~ prevent '0'
sner hr!hg 81 r''"INer shots ana ei
ploding Of bombs by the enthusiastic
Turkish residents of SMYRNA.
Pefroooy >, r,., ,.,,rh,r 80 20 ooo
'"' W
arc mere haV'HG tra'.'" III tor days
sfoot. on donkc}s and in carts. some
crazed by famine. only rnu>" provided
with money have BEEN ah," 10 leave.
obtaining pasSag" n rNt"rtiVnat" rates
to the Ionian and other Greek islands.
London. Sepl. II. &C., Sweeping the
Greek forces from Asia Minor IN r
whirlwind campaign lasting only two
weeks, the Turkish Nationaiists. under
Mustapha Renal Pasha. have Won
great military victory, and at the same
time at least partly nuIIihed the losses
70 their nation through the World war.
thus Is created situation full OF the
Dravest possi6iiitl">--on" u"mandlng the
!mmedlatc adoption ot uhlt"d pohcE
and such a uolirv iy far from existent.
according TO III" view generally held
nere' ,,
ru0n.,a'.,, T,o,. ',,',,I .......
orar,ery ~ bori,,g rn. or, ncromra,cd -,
the KemaIi>fs bn, Of having snnpliol
them with arms and munitions. although
th.t .ba,' Iro' ,rn h,'W ~ 'nf Sn,i o.',tSs
upexpectcd cxter. Of the Turkish src.
cesses.
Na!y concern : >a." 20 have been
ssra Co. rrnr;'',innr,. ,,fn." 1880 a.
Allies at Venice 20 rons!Icr ,he s;.,ia
tion. but this finds no favor in London
At any rate.
The press rroets vito inGloarions ot
alarm the hir claims advanced by -h.
Turkish REPRESENTATIVES in Paris and
Rome while Soviet Russia's alleged lie.
sire to establish a Bolshevist. Kemalis.
alliance aimed at control OF CONSTANT
nople and the straits Of Dnrdanelles
brings renewed demands that the neu
trality of these be maintained al all
Anotbnr corss ~ r,,osi,sss ,.-, ,s
the effect the Kemalists' victory is
having in India. where prayers for tArIr
success have been said daily in the
mosques and "vnry advance has boon
hailed with glee py the Mohammcdan>.
The Daily Tplcgraph's CalcVtta rorrr-
spondent says there were demonstra-
tions. tliumlnatlOnS and fireworks there
Saturday night when news Of Smyrua's
fall became known.
.u,
''"i@e'os ''i' opui"
The position OF the Greek Govern
ment in the face OF defeat also Is
attracting attention here. Athens
dispatches tell Of a rPcrudesccnce Of the
talk of King Constantine 5 second de-
scent from the throne and the return 70
power Of Nenizelos.
The popularity OF the former Pre-
Ynier is farinr again with the Gashing
Of Constantinc's military plans. and
Greek soldiers reaching P,rsAus from
Smvrna marched through tho strcets ~
the mort shouting insults 70 the King
and demanding Enn nizelos' raturn Tbe
Creel nov,xnaGe-s ern onnriy I.r,esinr
fhe abdicotion Of Coustspt;ne
G, MennM Inr', nae ,I a"nIIrIoS Is E'SI,.hs ~