Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-06
TURKS QUIT PEACE PARLEY
AFTER ACCUSING ALLIES
OF MCTTTNC REVOLUTION
Spokesman for Angora Delegation Insolenty Fouts Pro-
posal for Armenian Home in Turkey; Incident Sdrs
Lausanne Conference and is Thought to Have
Brought Crisis Nearer--Foreign Judges Banned.
e. A-,ooi.,-1 Pres. to Every Evening

ry s-socisf-H Fresf - FVerY kTrninf
Lausanne. Jar. $50 .. nn)--Tv,-
key this afternoon formally refused -
accept the proposals of the hnisd
powers that foreign judges n. p-r-
mi,tsd 70 slt with the Turkish Judge.
In all cases involving foreigner
Turkey insists that her Judicial ~y,-
tom bs FREQ from foreign inrusncs.
~ In ths case u other sovereign states.
Iausannr. Jan. s-Ths Turkish
delegation % The eNsr Eae- ~onfer-
ence left the meeting hail today. -
protest against he Allied ins.S;Ancs
upon ne sstabl lshrnsnt - an Armenian
National home
According 70 ~ Turkish account
! p the Incident which produc~f
sensation in conference circles Chair
man Montana, % the siib-cornr1fs ~
! on minorire$. Rad a staternen- "a
vorfnz ne Armenian home snf was
Z followed by S. Horace Runbold -
/ England. w'1o spoke IN advocacy p
I establishing he h0n- IN Silepia Sr
/ Horace aisO wanted The Turk. % give
an independent District 20 ne A.
4 -Chaidesns. IN the region south
! Of Ieke Van end vest % Lake Crnin.
Ria $ur Bey. the Turkish ~Do<e~-
man, declared ne understood rhe Al
| Led interest IN The Aruneriars ard
| others. because the allies had melted
/ them % revolt and theretdrs seit
/ morally bound % help mem Rizs
1 Nur said ne must consider today's
Alli-t declara sons as rot having bee-
made and that % vas his dutv 20
leave th- meeting He walked o1t amid
I The murnurs % ne other delegates
Conference circles we're reernirg
with excitement after the incident and
] wondering whether j. forscss, fiIr-
! ther affairs Of -hs sort calculated "a
ti~furS Y not disrupt The entire con
,-rencs II wss pointed 20 a.. .n any
event. indicating nat s-airs we're
reaching a crisis
Accounts difrer a. 20 v-at actually
happened ~ todav's meeting. TIE al
He'd spokesman declared they we're FAR
Z
rentau home on IN. contrary nav
rad ea;d there should he no question
OF inserting the Armenian home n the
Lausanne treaty. They had merely
asked that Turkey. fOr humanitarian
reasons. Civ. her earnest attention -
The question ot sllocating some cor
nsr o, Turkey 20 he Ar-n.nisns
where they would enjoy some dsSr.s
oc local autonomy under The SOW
ereignty OF Turkey and be given csr-
; -an guarantees concerning ne priv
ileg-, OF guarding their national Ian
gusge and customs.
} The American Delegation took no
part IN the debate today concerning =
! he Armenian nscoal home
L appears that after Chairman
. Montas sna's remarks and ~. suzge~-
! lions of Sir Horace RumbOld. r-gard-
lnx assigning a part OF Gihcia % tbs
Armenians. and an autonomous dis
.r.ct FOR the Assyro-Ch sldeans. ne
, French vero about 20 associate th.m-
I selves With me Italian and Bric>r
Z suggestions when Ria Nur Bsy aro~.
; abruptly with his' statement ABOUT th'
Alnes' interest IN ne Armenians N,
others h~ing understood by the Turk
because the Allies had played poltric'
, with ;hese minOric<~.
, According TO the Greek version o.
the meecns-chis session Ike al N.
others Vas secret-RisA Nur Use,
the~e woris: You are Interested q
them because they served YOU s- asenu
: during ,he war and added: I q,
T. not wish 20 know what you have 2,
say on his slFbj-ct. and d>ern a.
the declarations made as non-exis
tent"
Chairman Montagna intervsned
saying RIA Nur's utterances had vfo
lated the conference regulations. Will
4 the British delegate declared Tho Turk
ish representative had brought A g-sv
accusation against the Allies.
After the Turkish plenipotsnt3a-
had stalked dramatically out Of n
' auditorium in the Ouchy Chateau. ooi
lowed BY his associates. The Frencl
n delegate read a statement expressln
!. the hope that Turkey would give n
: Armenian home question her consider.
r ton from motives u humanity.