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~ ~ 1ENf troops spoiled
44G foods. He alse
e. ~ Hpn railroads ana
.5E35RSEy sbrated through
~ States ON Friday
NSk4A anniversary Of
80 - 81 .HkSodore Roosevelt
- eGse1(sa bt6aht forth many ap-
1 as ~ ~ nGfntsnance Of the en-.
elenfys oeetbs Aavy personnel. which,
uceor1tnS 70 Rear Admiral Rogers.
should number. not fewer than 11lO00
men. To maintain our ratio under
the Warrington treaty, said the adj
miral. We should build fifteen or
twenty cruisers Of 10000 tons each In
the course Of the next few years. b.
sides large submarines. President
Harding In letter 10 Secretary Denby
said: 1T 10 well for 10 to have In
mind that under q program Of lessen
Ing navy ornaments there II q greates
reason for maintaining the highest
efficiency. fitness. and morale In this
branch Of the national defensive eer.
Vice. I know how earnestly the navy
personnel IL devoted to this ideal, and
want you to BE- assured q my hearty
concuSrsnco." .,.,. 1--f,-,41 DID,. .
DREMIER PoINCARE Il to send
out Invitations to the Near East
peace eoaferencs, which, IL to be held
N Lausanne. Switzerland. but at this
writing the date Of the meeting IL IN
certain Lord Cufson, British foreign
minister. iaslsts hat the UAitsd Istates
should participate. o. ltaay says etisat
Ruasia must b vermitted 70 Git Ia ths
conferences and also ~ slR thu, treaty.
and ,FrapeeI may consent to this III
view Of her improved relations With
the sovist government. Evacuation 81
Thfaes BY the Greek civilians con
tiAus1 amid % Considerable disorder
though the allied forces are doing
their bsst 70 prevent trouble. The
Greeks carry OF all they can and
often destroy the rest Of their posses.
sions. Including crops. TAe American
Red Cross has announced that Il will
care for 10000 Of the refugees. The
press Of Athens complains bitterly
that the United States u the only NJ.
ten that u diving aid. George Horton.
American consul general at Smyrna, 10
on his way home to report ON the de-
struction Of that city and the attend
ing cifcumstances. His statement -
to the origin Of the conhagration =
awaited eagerly a. the payment Of In.
surance may depend upon It. Mr.. Hor.
ton gave no advance Information a.
to his report. but In his conversation
there was an indication that he would
tell the State department that the
Smyrna 0re was started by lootsss
and BOT By Turkish soldiers. saa.i
nv da7nd1 p,'--'frm urfLf.,fI
TEN biz transports steamed out Of
4 the port Of vladivostok last We'd
nesday. bearing all the japanese
troops that have held that city and
most Of the Japanese civilians ~ wen.
The forces Of the Far Eastern Repah.
Chita governmental oncs
entered the place and took control.
The commander Of the Red army 10
said TO- have ordered the British and
American marines to leave vladlvos.
tok and oil foreign warships to leave
the harboe. bod uU JbirfI
. lN. ifg onir-fV 5re M
THE Constitution Of Me Irish Frss
! State was adopted by the pro
visionai parliament Wednesday end
was taken to London for approval By
the new British cabinet, which csr'
tainly will not he withheld a. No
charges that could be offensive to the
Eagiish government have been msds
u the draN ~ approved In June b.
the Lloyd George ministry. Eamon d
Valera ID In Dublin again but 10 suffer.
ing from q serious nervous disorder
and the authorities therefore will not
modest him. His condition II 10 ssrt
Gus that . priest 10 IN constant At.
Yf1I'nA 'u UrrI'01trrI
lNND noted American died lest wssk
~ DIR. Lyman Abbott, the venss.
able editor Of Outlook. For many
ysaS he hes bssa prominent - Q
preacher. editor, asthor and lecturer,
and ~ was he associate and fs1snd q
IN GnakAnt AMneANnoa - ~ 49,