New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
British Rush Up Troops
as Kemalists Boast That
Angora Will Force Peace
at Point of the Bayonet
Allies Order All
,Jubilation TO End
Constantinople Rioters
Cheer Mustapha Kemal
as Chief; Ignore Sultan

roNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. II (By
Fhs Associated Press).- Allied head
quarters has informed the Turkish
chief Of Police that demonstrations
oyer the Turkish victory over the
Greeks, which have been tolerated thus
far, must cease from to-day. All
Turkish flags have been lowered by
order Of the chief commander of the
Allied forces, and strict measures will
be applied to those disturbing public
order
The Allied generals, in consultation
with the Allied High Commissioners,
decided to-day that the French, British
and Italian flags should be flown in
the neutral zones of Ismid and the
Dardaneiles. Any attack by irregulars
or regulars against these zones will
be regarded as an act of defiance by
the Allies.
The High Commissioners informed
Hauid Bey, the Nationalist representa-
tIge, to this effect, and he will call it
% the attention of the Angora gov
eminent.
Turkish Press Defiant
Demonstrations continued all through
the night, thousands of Turks carrying
banners and chanting hymns. Mobs at
talked the Greek military mission . nj
TIE Armenian Legation, all the win9ows
being shattered Turks armed with
hammers did great damage to the
Greek and Armenian shops The Amer
lean residents suffered no damage what
ever. Toward morning the excitement
subsidized.
Large Turkish forces are march.
ing on the Dardanelles. The British
garrison has been increased by q di-
vision and Tchanak-Ka Kalessi, at the
narrowest part of the Dardanelles, has
been reinforced. The Turkish papers
openly state that the Angora govern
ment will dictate peace to the Allies
at the point of the bayonet.
Throngs Acclaim Kemal
The Sultan has subscribed $4,000
to the Red Crescent for the benefit of
the wounded Nationalist soldiers Big
demonstrations in front of the YiIdix
Palace were dispersed by mounted po-
ice. The crowds acclaimed Mustapha
1emal in the words Long live our
sonnander in chief" This title is held
lslely by the Sultan
In view of the fact that Mustapha
keaal was promoted to the chief com
nand by the Assembly, which is not
fscognlzed by the Sultan or the Siam
boul. government, the demonstration
q the palace indicate how hostile the
turkish nation is to its sovereign.
Crowds attacked the printing Office
Of the opposition paper, "Pevan Sa-
bah" and wrecked the building and
machines, then went to the villa of
Dsmad FERN Pasha, the Anglophile
Grand Vizier, whose Cabinet accepted
the Treaty of Sevres, and smashed all
the windows.
Allies Ready for Force
The Commissioners communication
to Hamid Bey was made verbally this
afternoon. Any encroachments on the
neutrality of the Straits of Constan-
tnople on the part of the Kemalist
army; the Commissioners declared,
would find all the Allies united against
tEe Angora government.
General Sir Charles Harrington, COM
nahaer Of the forces, has issued a
proclamation in which, while recogniz-
ing the natural iubilation of the Turk
lsh population, he regrets that some
oi she demonstrations were disorde1ly
sad riotous. leading to the destruction
q property and the injury of peaceful
ssltizens He reminds the people that
IS their duty to behave peacefully:
PROFESSIONS must, therefore, cease, and
ne trusts that the inhabitants will
aYold the streets after nightfall and
resume their normal life.
fallure TO observe this will result IN
sssfietlons under martial law, which,
ssys the commanding general, would be
the city. - $50 =
Occupation Orderly