The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-11
TERMS OF AKNISrTCE
PRESENTED TO TURKEY

MlBA MA. tlfts lNs-1ne Fllt0
genera drew up their final armistice
convention here late last evening
and submitted II To Ismet Pasha. the
Turkish nationalist representative.
The Angora government was given
until y. IN. today to accept or re-
ject Il.
Ismet thanked Lieut.. Gen. Hariug-
ton. the British commander-iu-chie
and his colleasues for the sincerity
| OF their Intentions and reiterated the
governments desire for "A peaceful
solution
General Chafpy of France. General
Momhclli Of Italy. NJ. Franklin
Bouillon, the French diplomatic rep
resentativc. aud Hamid hey. TurS-
ish nationalist representative at
Coustnntinople remained here
General Harrington left FOR Constan-
tinople. The covenant "a submitted
to the nntionalists contains these
specifications;
I. The Greek evacuation OF
Thrace shall be carried out within
about fifteen days.
.. The Greek civil authorities. In
| cludlng the gendarmeric, shall be
withdrawn a. soon as possible
., AS the Greek authorities with
| draw the civil powers gill be handed
! over TO the allied authorities who
| viii transmit them TO the Turkish
authorities the same day.
4, This transfer shan bc wholly
concluded throughout eastern
Thracc within q minimum period OF
| 30 days after the evacuation of the
| Greek troops has been concluded.
8. The civil authorities OF the An
| CORA government shall he Hucom-
| panied hy such forces Of the nation
alist gendlrmerie as are strictly
necessary for the maintenance OF
law and local security. Tho total
| strength OF these officers aud men
| shall be lett to the discretion OF the
| nationallsts, subject to approval by
the allies.
q The various operations In the
! Withdrawal OF the Greek troops and
| the transfer of tho ciyil admnistra-
| tiuu shall he carried out under tho
| direction Of the iuterallied missions
| located in the principal Centers.
| These MISSIONS viii do theil utmost
| 20 prevent cNcesses Of any Nind.
I In addition TO these missions,
allied contingents shall occupy east
eTn Thracc. These Contingeuts,
amounting to about seven battalllons
will insure the maintenance OF law
and order aud not In support OF the
| intcrallied missions.
s. The Withdrawal OF the inter
| allied missions ana Contingcnts will
occur In 80 days after the completion
| uf th eeyacuation OF the Greek
| forces. This evacuation may occur
! earlier provided the allied govern
| ments are agreed that adequate pro-
vision has been made for the main
/ tenance OF law and order and the
protection OF the non-Turkish popu-
lation. II the Turkish gendarmeries
! functions normally, the interallied
missions and contingonts may be
Withdrawn before the expiration of
| 80 days,
., Al troops OF the Angora gov
| ernmeut shall he withdrawn outside
| the zone ot allied occupation with all
| possible speed. The neutral zones I'm
| tho Chanok and Ismid areas shall be
| defined by mixed commissions con-
| sistiug Of each OF the allied armies
and one officer OF the Angora gov
| cYument
10. Included in tho Constantine.
! pie peninsula zone will be the terri
! tory included In the following line
| starting at n point on the Black sea
seven kllometers 10 the northwest
| OF Podoma and then proceeding tC
Strandia, Murctali Kicktaglu. Sin
rekil, Cara, Dinan TchiftllS, Kudi-
keu. Yanidte. Fladina. Tchittlih
and Caiicratia,
II, Included In Gallipol PENN
sula zone Of allied occupation is al
that part OF the peninsula south oi
the Bakala and Bulair line.
~, untti the withdrawal Of In,
allied troops and the cessation o
allied occupation In each OF the zone
referred to;, the Angora governmen
undertakes to respect the said zones
IS. The Angora government vii
not undertake to transport troop
into or raise and maintain an arm
In eastern Thrsco until the ratifica
ton OF peace. The present convention
will come into force three days afte