The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

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Ds'' :. Consul Recommend.
All Families Leave Con-
stantinople-Steps Are
Taken for Protection.
Plans Made for Exodus

C0nstantlnoplc, Oct. 7.-f3y A, r.
- Preparations for an exodus from
Constantinople In case Of Turkish
entry or tho serious threat nf one.
are again being pushed In some guar.
| tcrB.
Tho British consul has recommend
ed that all British families leave the
city, and both the British and the
Italians have issued circulars direct.
ing their nationals, In case Of danger.
20 report 10 certain designated places
which viii bo protected.
Similar orders were issued 10 Amer.
leans some time ago.
A large American tobacco house
today directed the transfer to Triest
Of It's entire local stocks, valued at
$4,000, 900.
Break Feared.
London, oct 7.-tBy a. PA sen.
sation has been caused by n letter
from Andrew Bonnr Law, upholdlng
tho British governments attitude in
the near east crisis, which is given
conspicuous p,lblicity In all the Lon
don newspapers today.
The pronouncement is held widely
to be equivalent 20 a direct threat to
Withdraw the British troops from the
Rhine and completely terminate the
entente unless France comes into line
with the British policy In the near
east.
Bonar Laws position as potential
head Of n conservative government In
the near future and his intimate re.
lations with several present cabinet
ministers are regarded as giving his
view special weight.
Indeed, II Is surmised that the cab
met members, especially Prime Min.
ister Lloyd George and Colonial Sec
reiary Churchill, had something more
than mere previous knowledge OF the
Of this utteranee at the
moment OF Foreign Secretary Cur.
IONS mission to Paris.
by WIN Of Allied Powers.
I'VE are at the straits and Con.
stantlnope,' says the letter, mot by
our own action alone, but by the will
Of the allied powers which won the
war, and America Is one Of those
powers.
I'VE cannot alone act as the police
man OF the world. ... Our duty |
will be to say plainly to France that |
4 she Is not prepared to support us |
re shall be unable TO bear the burden
alone, but we shall have no alternative
except to initiate the government of
lie United States and restrict our at.
.ention to safeguarding the more i'm
mediate interests Of the empire"
Turks to BE Kept Out.
London, Oct. TEN thousand |
Greek troops have been concentrated
IN the TchatalJa district, eastern
phrace, which Is under control of |
French cavalry, says a Central News
ispatch from Constantinople.
Greek officers are reported to have
distributed arms to some of the popu-
alton Of Thrace tell them to repulse
he Turks.
Sessions Resumed.
Mudania. Oct. 7.-(By A. P.l-The
SESSIONS Of the conference were re-
umed at o'clock this morning.
owing to the lateness Of the ar
'lval Of British Instructions from
lome, no formal session was held last
vening, but the allied generals con-
erFed late into the night.
The session this morning opened
With optimism. At the start Ismet
'asha, the Turkish nationalist rep
esontative sounded conciliatory
lote by making the astonishing state
nent that at the time the conference
,roke up on Thursday he had not re.
eived copy Of the Angora govern
nents reply to the allied peace pro
,osals.
This reply reached Constantinople =
rom Angora at 3 o'clock Thursday
fternoon.
Agree in Principle.
Paris, oct. 7.-(By A. P.l-Great
Britain and France. as represented by /
Foreign Secretary Curzon and
'remier poincare. have agreed in
that the troops OF the
'urkish nationalis,s shall be allowed
o occupy eastern Thrace only after
he conclusion of peace treaty.
This general agreement now will be /,
ubnitled 20 the French and british ,
ahiuets. which are IN sessions, viii !
9 referred 10 Rome by the Italian
here, There Ia con !
idrred to bo little doubt, however,
bat an viii accept and that the de-
llls viii be worked out this after.
con, 20 that the allied generals at
can resume their conference
, fun agreement With r9gh either aa