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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

san Antonio, TEXAS. Sept Ii 'ou-
ris;;nE ;he l"nScs' Lex "F is tr'n> on
tincntai flight. and successfully cont
batting the toughest weather cn"oun-
tered since leaving Langley field Sep
tember u. the United States army diri-
gihle CO. landed al Rroks field here at
1:4S O'clock this afternoon. having COW
cred $50 miles from 81. Louis in SIX
teen hours and twenty minutes.
An error of altitude on tho map used
for the flight in respect 10 on" OF the
peaks OF the Ozark mountains came
near causing disaster last night. acror-
ing 10 Mainr " A. Strauss. comma"u"r
4 the &C. The peak was higher thaS
indicated. an! the &C. speeding through
tho darkness was almost upon Il oe-
fore Il was sighted. \ SHARP upturn
tilt OF the d!rigibie cleared the peak.
Leaving St. Louis At %" ""!"rN Sn;-
urday night. III" g fought It's NaN
through rainstorr, for an hour. F"ur
hours Of fair sailing followed. hutm"r"
had weather was encountered In ih"
Arkansas uzarks. where the narrow -
capc from collision occurred Aticr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
Neutral Zone May Be
Invaded By The Turks

rnns,antinrplc Sept. iI.~-tBr Thc
Associated rr. ssl We loaihe war
aud sincerely desire pcnc" ana recon
>,ruc.inn. hu; We cannot resign our
rights a. an independent nation, de-
cloraG EIammId Hcy. kcmalst rerrc-
ssn,ativ. in I"ustant!n"pic. in replying
today to q question concerning rum"r'
NJ an attack by The Turkish army
against tho straits.
"Wr have Hon a decisive victory.
hr. our rcare terms are unrhang"d.
we have no, been intoxicated by our
successes.
Tho rrconcuest ~ the richest por-
tia nsor Nnatolia has augmented oar
resources. improved our finances. ana
onr army which suffered very little. as
,be creeks never Tough; a serious hat
,,c 10 Seething with = desire - com
nlc,c the work oc liberation Of the
honelanis under enemy o"curaton'
turkish con >cntra:'"ns At 1smtd COZ
,,nuc and the ErltiSN ar" bringing uN
.roops. but 1t is hardly poss!hi" TO d"
ro,d ,he ncu.r;, zone against the vel!
,raincd kemal!S; army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
IS
COURT ISSUE
Phase of Cleveland Settlement
May Bring McClintic
Injunction

Charleston. w Va. Sept. l1--Jucge
George W. Mcc'lintic will be asked by
Kanawha coal operators Monday morn
ng for an injunction restraining DIS
,rict l., United Mine Workers "t Amer
tea and those operators in this district
tyho signed the Cleveland agreement.
from CARRYING ont the rhcck-off part ol
the agreement. according to plans an
nnuuccd sunday night.
The appliCat!nn will Hll.G" that the
chcrN-ofr brands the agreement as
continuation OF tho conspiracy cntcr"u
into in lSaS by certain operators ann
tho United Mine Workers Of America I"
control the bitumin"us coal production
of the United States and curtaIl the
coal output OF West Virginia.
They argue that West Virginia "p"r.
ators had no say but to accept or reject
the cleveland agreement. thus giv!nE
tho United Min" Workers power IL hN
then rice ut coal TO the consumer by
reason ot the nNing of wages At tn"
r!ine r"Iniimg out that tho Initeu
Mine Workers collect close to $2.roo.O""
, month by the chcCk-"ff, the? Say ina,
what part uf this sum is not spent for
l.gi,inatr purposes is spent for = fur
,b.-,nc, Of The cons piracy of 1893,
which Judge Nc,'Nnrir found existed
This. they claim makes those operators
Who nav the ,hcck-ufi ro-ccnSpjrators
with the union.
The exact sty!c "f the case is not
Ennwn. as Captain :. l. Avs. WHO = T."
make .hn motion. declines :" talk be-
fore he makes III" motion. Operators IN
both sides Of the case belong I" tho
Earawha coal Operators association. It
10 said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
AMERICANS IN
ROLE Of HEROES
RESCUE SURVIVORS
OF SMYRNA MASSACRE
City Vast Sepulchrc Of Ashes
Of $4,000 Homes-The
Streets Full of Bodies

Smyrna. Sept. 17.--(By the Associa-
have called the Eye OF Asia. is vast
sepulchrr Of ashes. Only the shattered
walls Of oS.0nn homes and the charreo
bodies Of couIi'"TS victims remain Il"
tell the story "F death and destruction
uncxampled in modern history. The
ruins are still smoulderirg like VOL
cano which has spent its fury. No ef-
fort has been made by the Turks TO re-
move tho dead and dying. The streets
are full Of tho bodies Of those who
sought TO escape. for the most part
women and children.
Every building IN tho American quar-
tor has heen burned. with the dead lying
about. Tho bay, which covers an nieu
Of fifty acrccs. still carries on its SUI
face the poor remnants Of those wso
were massacred or shot to escape the
ruthlessness OF the foe.
on the water front crouch thousands
Of survivors who fear death in anotnrr
form at the hands Of the soldiers. There
arc no boats To take them Off.
Americans In Rescue.
One shin captain refused to take an!
Of the wretched suffers. but in contrast
to his Indifference aptain Walters. or
the American steamer Wiona, rescuren
1900 and took them to the Pireaus.
American sailors Of tho destroyer
Lytchficld snatched $50 orphaned boys
from the pier and carried them safely
to onstantinopl. The jack tars slept
on the iron decks or under torpedo tubes
while the youngsters occupied the
hunks. In all the acts OF gallantry by
the Americans at, Smyrna there WAS
none more inspiring than this.
While the orphans were being load
ed on the Lytchfield. II. G. JaouItn,
director OF the Near East .felief. who
came here recently from Constantinopie,
diverted the attention Of the Turkish
guards. giving them cigarettes and
talking to them in their native ton
que. These guards are unds- strictcs,
orders not TO permit the escape OF any
Of the Greek or Armenian refugees. and
on several occa sions have shot 10 death
fugitives endearorlng to reach outlying
vessels by swimming.
Out Of 100000 Christians crowdia 6
the city prior 10 the descent OF tho
Turks, only $4,000 have been evacuated.
Kcmalist officials have informed the
American relief workers that thie re-
turn OF the Christians to the in :erior
meant certain death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
ELEVEN YEAR OLD GIRL
SAVES LIFE OF FATHER
Presence of Mind After Auto
mobile Accident Praised
By Physicians

Winchester. Va. Sept. liza ndolrn
.. Jennings. wealthy American engineer
OF Mexico City. who was injured yestn--
day in an automobile collision near Edin-
burg, Va. owes his l!fn ~ the couraS"
and quick thought % his 1t-year
daughter. Alice, according 20 the attend
INK physicians.
When Jennings Was thrown through
his windshield by IN" impact "t his car
with tina, OF 4 local contractor, Alice
ran 20 his side. closed q dep cash in his
face with her handkerchief and held th2
tiny wad OF linen In Hlac" until they
reached hosp'tal. Til. sir. ignored tho
ra.nfu, injuries which she had sustatH-
ed in the collision.
Jennings has been IN a semi-eonsSious
condition since he reached the hospital,
hu, tho doctors predict his recovery.
adding that the case would have been
homeless ~ the flow % blood from the
wound had not been Immediately stop
ned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
Sunday Death Toll in Wheel
ing Vicinity Claims
Five.
Two Men Die on Curve While
Speeding Towards
Morristown
Steubenville Woman Instantly
Killed When Car
Hits Pole
SUNDAYS CASUALTY
LIST OF ACCIDENTS
TIE DEAD

fKE DEAD
o. J. ShsshAn, 50, OF Canton, Ohio.
Killed near Horristowu.
II. J. l6oHiofls, 2s, OF Chicago, KILLED
ASar Norr1Stown.
lCrs. william Boughnsr, -. Of stsu-
6snvills. Killed near claysvtne.
willis Spoon, 30. OF Mouhdsvtls,
ftllds "a "Horrows.r
william Ruthkoslds. years old, run
down by auto In stsubsnvins.
The injured
Lester Moore, Moundsv1lle, seriously
injured but may recover.
Edward DouGhner. IL years old, SER
iousty injured near claysvtlle.
Sidney faurman. Steubsnvtne, cuts
and bruises. near claysvtns.
william 1oughner. IT., cuts and
bruises. near claysvtlls.
HAIRY Turner. 6rsenvtne. Ohio. ser
iously injured, near Morr1stown.
l. II. 1ahn. 33. 9rsensourx, Pa. ser
iously injured near Morristown.
Robert A. Fleming. wheeling, cuts
and bruises. near Noundsvtne.
lkrs. Henry Fleming, wheeling. cuts
and bruises, near Noundsvtlle.
1lrs. John Z. Colem An wheeling, cuts
and bruises. near Moundsvtlle.
Bernard Coleman, Wheeling. cuts and
bruises, near Houndsvtns.
Gerald winters. +223 Jacob street,
hit by auto, viii recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
Car Jumps Top Rail A n d
Drops Twenty five Feet,
Pinning Unfortunate Driver
Beneath the Wreckage-
Race Won by Milton.

Kansas CITY. Mo. Sept. IL Death
chrIs,cred Kansas City's new hoard
sreedway today. one racer was 'a'a'''
burned. four were injured :evcrsl!' wv"
or vhom may die and others SUSh'i L!
injured, in the 300 mile classic ac"''a'
ting the now speed bowl.
The Dead
Roscoe Sar!cs. Indianapolis. Neter""
driver killed when his machin" was
wrecked and burned after co'!'S'on
with the car Of Pet" bci'ao!".
The SeverelyS Injured.
Ia. Thomas. Seattle. driver injured
uh.n HIS machin" crashed ln'o jimmy
Nurrhv's car just ahead OF him on the
ftftv mil" rnarh.
Nc,haniccan Pickup riding with
s,rlc,. probably fatally hnri.
urrh.uicran Ed H"if"rInan. riding
With Eddie lIcarnc probably fatally
hurt when Hcarur'> "a: hr"k" 'r"nl
axle.
N,rhanlcran Harry fleming. riding
with DePaolo
The Slightly injured.
p.,c pePaolo. driver. injured when
h,~ ear .ollided with That "f S"Tles
Eddie Hcarnc. veteran drive ~ "'anE
r,cc-. whosr ear turned turtle Iiier m"
fran, aNle hukc. haLl, mt and hruiScd
Won by Milton.
Tho 400 mi!c rae" which drew many
nr tho most famous drivers OF The
country wa4 Won by Tommy Milton OF
st raul. time 2:t6 .5-:9s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
VETERAN AUTO RACER, SARLES,
KILLED IN KANSAS CITY RACE


Tho next four contcnders TO finisu
and their time follows:
larry iiariz. second. time 2:&i:lo:28.
Frank Elliott Kansas City. third.
time 2:i9:46:5n,
Ralph Mulford fourth. time 2:5o:i5:3S
Jerry Wundcrlich. titth. time 255:
i6:i..
The accidents occurred within few
minutes Of each other.
The first Caine AT the fif,y mile mark
when Murphy's car thr4w a wheel and
Sktdded Thomas was unable 10 steer
around the disabled machine and crash
ed into it, splitting the frame Of the
champions car. Thomas leg was In.
jur"d. possibly fractured. physicians
said tonight.
Sarles was killed at the northeast turn
AZ point where he was Visible 10 only
a few ot the thousands witnessing the
race. His car crashed into that Of Do
l'aolo's and jumped the top rail OF the
track. dropping about twenty-five feet.
where Il burst into flames. Sarles was
pinned underneath. Speedway officials
said tonight that II had not been deter
mined whether Sarlcs was killed by the
fall or whether death was due to burn
ing.
The mechanic. Pickup. was thrown 80
feet His injuries are internal. The
accident is said TO have occurred wnen
the racers attemItcd 10 dodge tire
thrown by lIcarne's car.
Uearre was driving at terrific rate
~ speed when the axle OF his car broke
The accident occurred At a point near
where Sarlca had met death few min
ufts before The car apparently struck
4 depression IN the track. skiddinE NO
nr the Siraight-away to within zoo
y,rde Of the main grandstand. rolling
oyer several times. IN It's course.
Millions victory.
Milton Finished the race barely 160
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
Ford Officials Hope To
Resume Operations Soon

Detroit. Mich, Sept. 17.--(Ry The As
snriatc,I Press l--Offir!ais Of the Ford
Motor company are hopeful that TN"
near future VIII bring developments in
the coal crisis that will permit 4 re-
sumption Of operations Ivy tho huge in
dustrv. which closed down Saturday.
EdscI Il Ford prcS!dcn, Of the company
said tonight, The has!s Of this hope
however. MIR Ford d'd not divulge
Nothing would be left und"nc. II was
said ;u ind 4 way OF obtaining. At what
was considered Il fair price. sufficient
fuel t. reopen the plants. 1t was point
ed ,,u, that the mere delivery Of large
.uuautitv Of coal would not warrant I
reup,u:ux. but that continuing supply,
n satisfactory prices ~aa necessary
uvlus iu the magnitude or the industry.
and the necessity Of Co-ord.rating the
work Of all departments on schedule
no, susceptible t. Interruption.
The reported plan OF the chamber Of
commerce Of tho United states for =
daN today cooperative distribution ur
fucl had not been presented to Ford Of
fic;als tonight. nor had tho details OF
tho plan hc"n laid before the local
chamber Of commerce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
Tariff and Bonus TO
Go Through This Week

Washington. Sept. 17.--This week is
expected 10 mark the close OF the second
session Of the siXty-snvcnth congress,
with adjournment sine die scheduled by
next Saturday. and sooner II possible.
Enactment 81 the tariff bill and final
disposition OF the soldiers bonus are
expected 10 furnish the principal fea-
lures OF the closing week OF legislation.
Other cleanup measures on the calen-
dar include the administration coal com
mission legislation. Librarian loan bill
and the rivers and harbors development
bill, another deficiency appropriation
budget. The anti-lynchinE bill Is TO be
taken up by the senate. but nrobao!!
will be left over in the face OF deter
mined opposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
OHIO TOWN IS
MASS Of FLAMES
Proctorville Scene Of ConfIa
grafton Early Monday
Morning.

Hunt,ng,on W. Va. sept. lk.-Flam's
carly this morning threatened I" wipe
ont n norton Of the village "f Proctor
VILE. Onto. n"ar this city.
The Masonic hail. q tw" story ram"
structure in which tho flames were f!rSt
discovered was completely destroyed.
Telephone communication with the VII
liagc has been cut OF.
observers on tn" West N!r&'nia SID"
OF the ohio river declared after tn" col
lapse Of the Masonic building th" flames
spread swiftly to other nearby iram"
structures.
Troctnrvillc is town Of l,""O in
hahtantS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
Logan County Woman
Shot By Her Nephew

Logan W. Va. Sept Il Mary Bern
arti aged ta years. - Iu Il local hos
piraI with bullet wounds tnat may prov"
fatal. and her nephew. Frank Hcrna't:.
aged i years. Is III the logan county
jail. pending the outcome ~ her in
jur:ey Should She die "rTic'a's sad. &
Warrant charging murder viii hc sworn
out against the young ma"-
According TO officials. " group 49, m"n
were ia the H"ruattI home with \"uns
Rerna,tt and had he"u dTi"k'rS f"r some
time The woman "u'r".d III" room
where tho men were several times. and
tn. nephew ordered h"r out, declaring
hc would shoot her il she came IN again.
When she rcappcarcd h" seized an army
revolver and opened fired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
TURKS THREATEN TO
Invade NEUTRAL ZONE
British Bringing Up Troops
But Kemalists Are IN Over
whelming Force

Cons,antinople. Sept i7.--'RN The
Associated Press THE AnG"ra gov
ernmen, has Informed the allies mat ~
tho remainder OF IN" Greek army IN
Asia Minor attempts 10 rctreat across
the neutral zones or tn" nArua"e''cs'
,i,. r:.m,ljs,s will disregard the ncu-
.ro,i,r or the straits aud pursue the
C:r.aks In international territory.
The Creek military mission has i;Nt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
.MANY SH0PMEN RETURN TO JOBS
IN ROADS NOT IN SETTLEMENT
New Organizations Of Tn c
Workers Formed on Nom
Settlement Roads Jewell
To Confer With New York
Central.

chicago Sept l7.-CBy Tho Asso-
ciolcl Press. )---W!Ih III" shorm'n :
icarc plan threatened by outbreaks, due
20 MISUNDERSTANDING. ana
with the New York Central and the
Southern Railway announcing their
failure to reach agreement" WIN 'hc
strikers. roads not participating IN the
baltimore negotiations. reported rapid
return TO normal operation "t their
shops tonight.
or the larger lines mentioned IN con-
nection with the memoranda oil agree
ment adopted by the sh"pcraftS general
policy committee Of 90. here Wednesday
the objection Of ending the country
wide strike through separate agree
nen,s with Individual roads. the Rock
Island and the New York Central had
definitely announced failure 10 reach
an agreement. and conferences Of the
southern with union leaders had been
no more successful as the strike ch'eTe"
ON its twelfth week.
New Yorf Central Bucks.
In ,hr case of the New York central!
statement was issued hv tho road OK
nrcssinc "A willingness 10 'ulil! inc
memorandum Of agreement reached ~
baltimore at conferences between u. NJ
J,v,cll head Of the strikers. and repre-
scnta,!"ts or certain Of tho carriers
IN, II VA, asserted that representatives
or ,h. shopcrat:S "attcmNtod /" Inter
ice, questions no; mentioned in IN"
text. and clearly out-id" 'h' agreement
insisting that these matters he lncIud-
cd" The road also announced Il would
continue TO employ men 30 I'LL existing
vacancies IN rs shop forces. adding
that a, rrcscn, Il had "%.H@l m'n AZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
MANY Puzzling Angles in Double Staying;
Rector and Wife Of Sexton the Victims
Brother of Clergyman S Wife
Declines to Shed Light on
Mystery, and Leaves Town
Woman Avows Faith In
Husband.

New Brunswick. y. J. Sept. lI.-Mrs
Edward ". Hall whose husband the
rector Of tho Protestant Episcopal
church Of St John the Evangelist. and
Mrs James Mills. wife Of the sexton ot
the church. who were found dead from
bullet wounds under an apple tree IN
res,ic lane "t Somerset county on sat
urday marr No. told the detectives tna'
she was tho woman In the polo coat
Who vas seen entering the Hall home
A. two o'clock Friday morning. soon
after the police alleged the double
shooting occurred.
She told them. detectives said. tha'
becoming worried over the failure Q.
her husband 70 return home she had
gone to his church TO see IL M had been
detained there. She said she had bee"
accompanied b! William stevens her
brother.
4 wa,chman a. the New Jersey col
lege for women. who VAS standing di-
rec,,y across the stree, from the Hall
residence. had told the police h" saw
woman run down the stree, about
o'clock Friday morning and enter the
Hall home. Detectives said he made
no report OF seeing 4 man with the wo-
man.
Tied to Sisters Honor.
II am tied Ia my sisters honor. and
that Of my family. They are not gong
to question me" said S,cveuS when
asked aOou, the affair. He declined I"
comment on the mystery surrounding
the double shooting and sand that he
va. ne out OF town. and would MT
answer Questions
4 day OF investigation. authorities
said had tailed 20 lift ~ any material
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
BRITISH RESENT
THREAT Of WAR
HOSTILITIES WITH
TURKS IMMINENT
Jugo-Slavia and Rumania May
Join Britain in Near East
Conflict

Taris. Sept u --tBy the Associat-
al lr"ss)--Thc french government $
policy IN tn" Near East. while unai-
."rahly committed to the freedom OF
Ia" nardan"llc, and the Bosphnrus.
= declared 80 favor moral persuasion
-arh"r thar military and naval arsu-
M"r'e The sent official note pub
lshcd in London Saturday night.
asking The Ralkan states 10 cooper
a;c with Great Britain effectively 10
lfcnh the threatened "traits against
Turkish ACKNOWLEDGMENT. has met
With a !ukcwarm reception in French
-niClal circles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
caURCH DEDICATED

Eeys.r w. Va. Sept. 1.-THE new
Calvary United Brethren church was
dedicated toniSh, by Bishop William NJ.
Rel OF Harrisburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
The Mails Attack

The change in attitude has caused
grave misgivings. The Daily Mail TO-
morrow will publish under the editor
ial caption:
This new war" an article stigmatiz-
ing the policy set forth in the statement
as "hord"ring upon insanity
il declares that the British public Will
learn with disrnay and astonishment
that Mr.. Lloyd George and his col
leagues are organizing new war in
the Near East are trying tn drag Jugo-
Slayia and Rumania into tho fray ana
are sending British troops into battle
"sh"n'dcr to shoulder with the detected
Greeks"
II adds: "Thc most astonishing dis
closure in this amazing declaration OF
government policy is that apparently
Mr. Lloyd George already has sent a
fiery cross around the overseas domtn-
ions. asking them to send contingents
10 Join in this mad war"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
CAR FAILS TO MAKE
CURVE AND Two ARE
KILLED IN THE CRASH

G. J. Sheehan. 50. of Canton. O.. and
IL J McNickle. IS. Chicago. were IN
stantly killed. and Il. II. Ram. Sc.
(contdnued on PaSe Tvelve)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
wEArHER FORECAST

western Psnnsylvania. Ohio and West
virginia. Fair Monday, NO change In
tsmpsrAturs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
War Needless

The Mail contends that MutaPhl
krral's peac" terms are not far re-
moved from tho terms propounded by
Lord .Curz"n in behalf Of the allies on
March 50 when Lord Curzon suggested
the FnoS-Midia line should be the Turk
ieh frontier in Europe. 1t declared that
all hands argce that ConStantinopla
must be returned to the Turks and KEN
y rasha and now Mr.. Lloyd George IL
",rying To retrieve his shattered reputa-
tinn through the downfall OF his pro
Greek policy. hr arranging wanton
war and supposing that he can arous"
tho nation as Gladstone did IN the soy
cnrios of the last century about Bull
yaria.'
While tho Mail has known rro-Fron"h
proCliv!'!cs il voices an opinion which
Is nut~ prevalent.
''ircat Rrtain's ono true interest is
freedom % tho straits. which can he a;-
raincl by nce"tiati"n.' the paper con-
tiNucs.
There IS not the smallest need to
plunge Europ" into war and ALLEVIATE
IN" who'll" Mohamedan world about the
straits"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
THE INTELLIGEN \ c E K

Has more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than an
other siN-day morning paper IN NcS;
Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
Kemal Defiant.

Tho principal news or the daF
brought by Associated Press dispatches
is nf a conference between Sir larry
Lamb. the British high commissioner
and Mustapha kemal rasha at Smyrna
in which the nationalist leader showed
mn, disposition to regard allied warn
inCs unless the allies were willing TO
return Thracc TO Turkey Moreover.
E,mnl demanded complete Withdrawal
Of the Greek forces from the Tchatal)a
lines.
The latest advices from Constant'n-
onle indicate serious allied preparations
for a possibl" attempt by kemaIists
aga!ns, the neutral zone. This may
serve to explain the somewhat sudden
change In the attitude OF the BriuSh
government, from Friday. wheE II waS
expected that no considerable reinforce
mcnts would he sent to the Near East
unless the Turks gave evidence or an
intent TO cross into Europe. to Saturday,
when the British government Issued an
important statement Of policy. showing
immediate steps Ia meet possible hein-
alist action.
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(t;oneinusd "a PaSs Sky
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CONTINUED on Page Twelve)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-02
Herrlck to Stay on the Job

Washington, Sept. 2. - Widespread
reports that Ambassador Herrick. now
on leave in this country, might not
return to his post in Paris were denied
Yesterday at the White House.