Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-07-26 | Page 1 | Treaty Trouble Far from End in Constantinople

TREATY TROUBLE FAR FROM NO 11 CONSTANTINOPLE Piace for Signing Document Is Decided Upon; French Hang Turks CONSTANTINOPLE, July 24. (By The Associated Tress.) Since tho departure de-parture of Turkey s peace delegates for Faris with Instructions to sign the treaty the means of ratification have hi on eagerly discussed In Constantinople. Constanti-nople. Under the Turkish constlutlon the chamber of deputies must ratify treaties. That is ImpoKsible under the present circumstances as a majority of the chamber I9 composed of na-tlonallsts, na-tlonallsts, many of whom ar? In Angora. An-gora. PL I I K SIGNING PARIS, Julv 26. Sevres, four miles northeast of Versailles was chosen for the signing of the Turkish peace treaty after a long seatch for a place which would give the treaty Sufficient dignified and historical nume. there already bing treaties named Ver-salh-s. t. (iertnnln, Purls, Grand Trianon Tria-non and Fontalnebh'.iu Signing of the treaty, it Is said, will take place In a magnificent building of the famous porcelain manufactory AGITATORS RANGED CONSTANTINOPLE, July 24 tBy Tho Associated Press ) Since July 4 Adana, In the southeast part of Asia Minor, has been In a stale of siege The French have brought tanks into pltt and hanged many agitators publicly pub-licly In an effort to restore order. Railway communication has now been re-established between Adana and Merslna, about 10 miles southwest of ri:i na There are rumors In Constantinople that the Turks are directing a big movement against Adana. ( T sit.N TOMORROW LONDON, July 26. The Turkish delegates will not sign tlie pence treaty tomorrow owing to their lnabll-ltty lnabll-ltty to reach Paris in tlmp. A rather' apologetic note from the Constanti nople government to the British foreign for-eign office today said thnt traffic ln-Lerruptlans ln-Lerruptlans which probably were the result nf military operations precluded the delegates arriving within the tinio limit given Turkey which expires tomorrow.