New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Further Conference Adj
iourned 10 To-day TO
Await the Arrival Of
the Greek Delegates
Athens Is Warned
To Control Troops
Renewed Enthusiasm Of
Army in Thrace Gives
Powers Grave Concern

CONSTANTINE 49, Wv N@' ANS
.,,ociatea Press).-The preliminary
conference for the settlement of peace
\ :, ..e Near East began at Mudania to-
$sss With the Allied generals and Ismid
Espasbs representing the Turkish Ma
tjonalists, present. The meeting was
eayyes to order at o'clock in the after
moon. but was adjourned to tomorrow
20 permit the attendance of the Greek
representatives.
General Mazarakis and Colonel Sar-
yjyannis, who were appointed yester-
dsy by the Greek Cabinet to act In the
conference in behalf of Greece, arrived
a. Mudania on q Greek destroyer this
evening and will take their places at
the conference table tomorrow.
General Harrington, commander in
chief Of the Allied forces, will deal with
the military questions in the negotia-
tons as he deems best. free hand
having been given him by his govern
ment in these matters. Subjects of a
political or economic nature will be re-
ferred to the Allied high commission
ers, who Will communicate with their
governments. The commissioners will
Be in continuous contact with Mudania
by wireless.
Greeks Warned by Allies
The Allied ministers in Constantinople
are understood to have drawn the at
tention of the Greek government to the
hn
In Thrace under control so as to avoid
the possibility of conflict. This was
due to representation of the Angora
ation in Thrace were suffering ex-
actions at the hands Of the Greeks
faa tha Greek troops were in a
dangerous state of unrest.
So lar the Turks have made no real
separations for their withdrawal from
shs ne atral zone, and according to an
.e-day was not of appreciable depth.
6eneIal Harrington, the British COM
Esnder in chief, and General Sharpie,
O. the F~ench army, with their stats
std experts, left the Bosporous for
suasRa almost anobserved at O'Clock
ths morning. The British general
aayelsd on the dreadnought Iron Duke
tad the French officer on the dread
nought Jean Bart. General Mombelli
Of The Italian army, and his staff de-
parted for the conference last night.
One hundred families of British Of
heers and civilians left Constantinople
to-day in accordance with the plan for
the evacuation of the city by the Brit
ish in the event an amicable arrange
lnent is reached with the Kemalists
for the occupation of the capital. Thus
far no Americans have departed, a
majority of them having decided to
await the final peace conference.
Greek Resistance Forecast
1t was commented here to-day that
the Allies might have difficulty in re-
deemng their promises to return
Ihrace to the Turks if the announce
men nent by the Greek military, authori-
ties, word Of which has reached here,
that the Thracian territory would be
defended to the last is to be taken
literally.
Greek officials declare there are now
$4,000 efficiently organized ond dis
eipilned troops in Thrace, who are fred
oy new wave of patriotism that is
sweeping the country as the result of
the reappearance OF the Venizelists in
the national life.
4ka 1reeks insist on keeping Thrace
to insure the safety Of the Christian
n population, to protect Greece from ag-
by the neighboring countries,
Az give her voice in the control of
y tAS Sea Of Marmora and the Darda-
neiies and access to the Black Sea. and
20 influence the care of 100000 Greeks
Constantinople.
IN ahiormation gathered in Allied quar-
M sts mere this morning was that the
Mgoanla negotiators encountered con-
SIDERABLE difficulty in opening the
sTonIleFence. The impression among
s.piV s.p,omats was that if the Allied gem
s sssls remained in Mudania overnight it
~sa' De taken as a hopeful sign.
french Con essions Embarrassing
IN british and Italian circles here
.saIs found expression to-day that Gem
ssi harrington might be embarrassed
the extent of the concessions out
meg to Kemal Pasha by Henri Frank
s,boulllon, the French envoy.
sihe Turkish cavalry has retired from
y advanced positions in the Chanak
here. ''' W SS
Greeks Kill 26 Turks
tWenty-six Turkish irregulars, in
.asng one officer, we're killed by the
Ss.ek rees following the Turks in
s .ss.oA Of the Chatalja neutral zone
,se,d2y, according to communique
49, 49, by the GIeeA commander in
s+'s'' General Polymenakos.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-Mustapha Kemal
sn,aa' ssha' the Turkish Nationalist leader,
sss sea Angora to-day as a conqueror
sjsr.i.h ,r With a conqueror's honors, says a
Co;s.ee.i to The Daily Express" from
tbe s.s-aannislrople. Kenal was received at
!, s,, the National Assembly and was
tbrossn tbsn to the Legislature building
stssa,ss stsh decorated and troop-lined
Tbss Tbss ana under triumphal arches.
sesse, e assembly. which was in fill
grea, "a. = congratulated Kemal for his
wars rs.ctories over the Greeks. After
bv 81 aemai attended a banouet given