The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-04

Sept is-Western portion OF Smyrna
bur ed. iOss sSs.lpp.10. many lives lost.
Germany refused TO deposit gold guar
antec demanded By Belgium and deiauited
on payment OF private pre-war deUis 10
allied nationals
tninIols, France, Italy, Serbia Runanla
and Greece TO Join In the defense Of the
Dardaneles.
Sept is-France and Italy opposed mill
tafy operations against Turks. 49,
sept. ls-Entire British Atlantic Heel
sent TO Dafdanelies
hungary admitted 10 League Of Nations.
. sept y-kemai fasha demanded OF al
Hes immediate conference on guarantees
Tor neutrality OF the StIaits and perinis-
sion 10 send troops into Thrace.
sept. D-All!es agreed TO conference OF
sishi nations on Near East. excluding
Russia.
sept 22-AlIies Invited Turks to peace
conference, agreeing to return Cunstah-
tlnopis. Adrianope and Thrace in return
ioI freedom OF the Daruanelles.
sept s5-GreAt Britain agreed TO ADMIT
Russia to Near East conference concern
Ing the Dardanelles
Sept 2S-Gr.ek troops revolted and King
Constantine abdlCated.
Russia. Ia note to the allies. demanded
the restoration OF Turkey in Europe,
sept .-Kernal Pasha accepted allies
invitation to armstice parley. and TO
peace conference on condition that Con-
stantinople and all OF Thrace be ceded at
once 10 Nationalist government
oct. Turk Nationalists agreed TO ar.
mist!Ce conference at Mudania on OCT
and suspended military operations
oct. 3-Armlstice conference opened a.
Audania
Oct. i0-Allies Greeks and Turkish Ma
nonaliats agreed 10 arm:stiLe convention
a. MudanLa, providing for evacuation OF
Thrace by Greece within Is days and lts
delivery TO Turkey within Is days.
oct. ll-Mudania proto oil signed.
Oct S-tnlted States invited Central
American republics to conference on lin
itatton OF armament and other subjects
In Washington Dec T.
oct. 27-AIlles invited United States 10
participate in Near East conference at
Lausanne, Switzerland, Nov. 10. secre-
tary Hughes replied United States wou'd
send ohscryers Russia invited to part
Of conference dealing with the Darda-
nelles
oct 2g-Turkey and Russia opened con-
ference for economic accord
Nov. H-Lausanne conference postponed
to Nov. 90.
Nov. 2p-Sear East peace conference at
Lausanne opened. with return TO secret
Diplomacy in effect.
Nov. 2l-Eastern ThraCe and Adrlanople
turned over 10 the TURKS.
Dec. 2-isussia and nations on her west
ern border opened limitation Of arma-
mcnt conference.
Dec. 4-conference Of Central American
republics opened In Washington
Nov. 30-Alles demanded from Germany
apology and indemnity for attack On al
lied officers In Bavaria.
Dee 5-Rritsh troops forced Turks to
lot Christian refugees leave Constan-
tinOple
Dec. 6-AIlIes presented plan for control
of DardaRrllss TO Lausanne conference.
ArI"ri' as position stated.
Dec -TUrkeY's plan for Dardanelles
submitted at Iau2anne. Virtually ac-
ccptcd by the allies
Dec 9-Alied premiers met In London
TO consider German repargtOnB
Dec lp-'lrrman separations plan re-
jeCted by allied premicrs.
ShantUng prUviHC. formally restored to
China by japan.
Dec. ll-Cuuference Of allied pren!ers
adjourned to Jan 2. France Insisting on
fOrC!ble occupat ton OF the Kuhr.
Dee. l2- Baltic states served ultimatum
on Russia al Moscow which Russia re-
jeCtsd and disarmament conference went
on rocks.
Dee. n-Turkey agreed to !oin League
Of Nations when p"ar" Is sgned and 10
accept measures for protection Of minori-
tIYa