The Washington herald., 1921-07-10

priament were released from prison and expected
to take part in conferences with De Valera.
Thirty five nations represented at a conference
under the auspices of the league of nations Geneva
in connection with traffic in women and children
Although the United States has not acknowledged
cept OF an invitation to send delegates, representa-
tive of the United States Public Health Association is
at Geneva.
An attempt was made to assassnate Prince Alex
ander, regent of Yugo Slavia and Premier Pachitch
Fear of an uprising in Constantinople resulted in
raids by allied troops in search of Bolsheviks.
July Lord Birkenhead, British Lord High
Chancellor has ruled that unless it is formally de-
nounced, the Ango-Japanese treaty remains in effect
The United States has been asked by the council
OF ambassadors to postpone its claims against Austria
for twenty years. ,..r.
On vote of confidence Premier Brands govern
ment was upheld by vote of 432 to 100.
Chill has voted internal loan of 100000 paper
pesos and 100000 gold pesos.
July "A Paris report states that American and
French marines landed the Ismid Peninsula to pro-
tect an American mission and prevent massacre of
Turks.
IA 1t is reported that the far eastern republic has
asked the Soviet to support against the
Japanese and counter revolutionsts.
July 3-Nicaragua has indicated its desire to enter
the Federation of Central American Republics.
1t is reported that Chill and Peru are prepared to
submit the Tacna-Arics dispute to arbitration.
era and representatives of the Unioniss of Southern
ireland reported have resulted important agree
ments. .E.
new Italian cabinet has been formed under the
premiership of Signor Bonomi.
July s-Premier Smuts. of South Africa, visited
Dublin for conference with Irish leaders.
The British Imperial conference was addressed by
the secretary for war; the chief of staff and the air
secretary or the subject of imperial defense. =.
The Spanish premier, who presented a resignation
OF his cabinet has agreed, at the Kings requestt
attempt to form a new ministry.
Disturbances in the town of Beuthen, Upper
Sesia, resulted in the death of French officer and
the killing of several civilians
Tablet and bust memorial to William r Stead
Journalist, unveiled in New York
July 6-The cities of Gross-Strehlitz and Rosen-
berg, Upper Silesa, have been placed under martial
law by the inter-allied commission
The trial of Gen. Stenger and Maj. Crusius, Ger
man officers charged with killing prisoners has been
completed, the former being acquitted and the latter
receiving sentence of two years Imprisonment
The French have declined to accept German
wooden houses for the devastated regions on the
ground that the German charges too high
The French chamber of commerce has sent a pro-
test through Ambassador Jusserand against provision
in the emergency tariff bill requiring American officials
to inspect the books of French exporters
Georgia militia called by railroad strike riot
at Fitzgerald, Ca
Earth reaches furthest point from sun-s,aooooo
miles greater distance than on January 1, 1921.
!. July 7-Dr. Miller R. Hutchinson, former chief
engineer of Thomas A. Edison, demonstrated model of
2oo-mile gun.
Nearly 10000 religious workers registered for
world convention of Christian Endeavor in New York
July s-Tentative draft of proclamation declaring
peace with Germany and Austria taken to White
House by Attorney General Daugherty but may re-
quire several days attention of President
William Campbell ant-medicinal beer bill taken
up by the Senate by of AZ to 16 which is taken
barometer Of the final vote
Thirtieth anniversary of marriage of President
Harding and Mrs. Harding quietly celebrated at