Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 81, Hammond, Lake County, 22 September 1922 — Page 9

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TURK WANTS HAY WHILES! SHINES Seeks Entrance to Thrace Before Peace Conference Opens. t INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ATHENS, Sept. 22. Final decision a to whether the. Turkish Nationalists shall go to -war against the. mlg-hty British empire Is to be decided at a Turkish council at Smyrna today, presided over by Mutapha Kemal Pasha, president of the Angrora assembly and commander In ohlelf of the Turkish army, according? to advices from that city. The council composed of Kemal's military and political advlse. is

considering' the British demands that the Turks remain outside of Europe and out of the neutral zone (containing: Constantinople) pend Ingr the decision of the Near lias, conference. Britain also seeks guarantee foi the safety of Christians remaining In Asia Minor. Some of the hot heads among Kemal's officers, Inflamed by the victory over the Greeks, are insisting that the Turks move against Constantinople in "hope of forcing an entrance into European Throce before consenting to an armistice. The pro-war leaders among the Turks are counting upon assistance from Red Russia and also the

Ioslem poulatlon In India and

Kgypt. Meantime, the Greek army is making preparations to defend Thrace and to co-operate with the British mTltary forces. The strategy of the Turk Is apparent. They wish to gain a foothold In Europe .before the peace

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WHAT HENRY DOESN'T KNOW ABOUT MEXICO!

Lt me invade Mexico with factories and givs the people something to do!" cries Henry Ford. "Then there will be no more war there." As an Associated Press dispatch informs us. he "is said to believe that if the Mexicans once are taught the value of industry, better methods of agriculture and their possibilities individually and as a nation, the advance of the country will prove to be one of the most rotable in history." Already the first steps nave been taken. Accord- I

ing to the Patersor. "Fress-Guardian." Mr. Ford has had "several hundred Mexicans" in his manufacturing plants, where they have "become not merely proficient workmen but have received instruction in social relations to Mexico, we are told, and take jobs in Ford iactoriea to be established there, thus "forming the nucleus of a native force to ; v. horn they will be an example and an inspiration." Moreover, schools will give instruction "not merely in academic subjects, but in ethics and

industry, agriculture particularly. Kine Alfonso of Snain savi American eirls are too fat and Eng

lish girls are too thin. Al himself is baldheaded and the ladies pay .

very little attention to him, which serves him right. I believe if a woman wants to make a monkey of herself by smok

ing a cigarette on the street, the police may just as well let natura

take its course. It seems to be the opinion of movie producers that nobody with any sort of intelligence attends their shows. Predigested plots are fed to audiences so regularly now that the average person can go to slee? after the first fifteen feet of film, confident that he has solved the story. When the producers finally decide to let the audiences use their brains, they will be paying the audiences a well-earned compliment and will increase their business at the same time. CONFESSIONS OF A CYNIC I do not believe in capital punishment for jazz band trap drummers. I think life imprisonment is enough. I don't believe all puolic utility corporations are crooked. Some of them are too closely watched. I know a lot of men who have made money out of politics by staying out. I like blueberr pie, but I hate to eat it because it gets all over the ears so. I wouldn't care to meet a shark in the ocean, but I would rather get mixed up with him than with a chattel mortgage shark on land. 1 don't believe anything I 'read about Russia any more, either good or bad. I haven't tried to name the six greatest men in the world because I don't believe there are six. I believe when a man sets out at the age of thirty to go to the poor house he will get there if he tries hard. There is something about the movie industry that always makes us laugh, but it isn't the pictures. . 1 Our idea of a waste of time is offering work to the Mexicans. m No matter what it really is they always call it "love." - The hay-feyer joke is in bloom.

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conference open wihen they will demand "all the terrltroy under control of Turkish military forces. The British minister at Athens Is reported to have advised the Greek government "that Britain may need the assistance a! the Greek army for defense of the straits."

"FRANCE IS PLAYING DANGER GAME"-LODGE U. S. Senators Condemn Her Open Understanding With the Turks. By J. BART CAMPBELL I STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE WASHINGTON, Sept. 23. 'France Is playing a dangerous game with

the victorious KemaJlst Turks which Is rapidly Increasing the disfavor with which her efforts to dominate Europe as a military power are viewed in the United States. This was the Judgment yesterday of Senator Henry Catot Lodge of Massachusetts, chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, and Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock of Xebraska, Its ranking democratic member. Both condemned severely the open understanding between a Christian nation like France with the Mohammedan Kemal Pasha, without Which they declared .the Turkish commander would not have dared to threaten an attack upon Constantinople. Senator Lodge deplored not only the (moral support accorded the Turks by France, but the whole foreign policy of the French which appeared more provocative of war than of peace. Recalling that not oivly had the French parliament

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failed to ratify the treaty of Sevres by which it was Intended to virtually ibanlsh the Turks from Europe but that it had not yet even indicated any Intention of aproving the naval reduction treaty agreed to at the Washington arni3 conference. Both Lodge and Hitchcock agreed that there could be no J.istificaticn elf the French militaristic policy which permitted a virtual entente between France and Turkey, and they held that Great Britain was entirely right In assuming the attitude that the Turks must keep clear of the Dardanelles.

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HEADS AMERICAN FORCES ASSISTING SMYRNA REFUGEES

CapU Arthur J. Hepburn. Capt Arthur J. Hepbun., chid of staff to Rear Admiral Hark Bristol, American hiRh commissioner to Constantinople, is commanding thto U. S. destr- fleet which has been helping to remove terror stricken refugees from th ttame-ravaged city of Smyrna.

Fears Getting Bathing Suit Damp; He Leaves It Ashore, Takes Swim INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK, Sept. Wrapped only "In surging thought," Salvatore Colucci, a tailor, took a dip In the briny alongside fhe 'Municipal Baths at Coney Island. He emerged at d-usk, ibut Mrs. Anna Becker viewed the surprising spectacle and called a cop. Colucci

was going through a series oX calisthenics on the beach when accosted by the officer. "I didn't want to get my bathing suit wet and carry It back to New York," explained Colucci, who said he had rolled up the bathing garment and left it on the ibeacb. while taklngr his swim.

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Syracuse Has New Way of Punishing Speeders t INTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVICEJ SYRACUSE, N. Y., Seipt. A new method of punishing speeders was 1 introduced here iby Justice Benjamin Shove "when, rather than send Emmet Rcsi to the penitentiary In default ott fine, !h ordered the man to surrender his machine for six weeks. Ross turned it over to the police.

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