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CRUIX STATION. _Paris, July 12th.—A coiumn of 'urkish Nationalists attucked the Greeks West of Brusa, Asia Miaor, and the Greeks were forced to reiveai aiter suifering lisses, says a desnatech from Angora today. iLondon, Juiv 12th —Kamon De Valera and the oiner Irish Republican leaders who are to participate in the conference with Mr. Lioyd tieorge here on Thurs- day, arrived in f.ondon from Dublin this evening. ihey rec ived a tumuituous reception at musien. Washington, Juiy 12th.——The receipt of the formal aceeptance by France of Mr. Hardings invitation «. Zoin in an international conference on iimitation of armaments and {ar eastern problems was announced today by the State Depi. s was the first formal reply to the invita- tion {0 be received. London, July 12tn. —l'he disarmament conierence continues to be the most prominent tovic of diseussion, dividing honours with the Irish peace conference. No doubt is felt- in London that all the Nations i:vited will accept and as the French Premier seeins already to have de- cided to go Washington, 1t is considered all the more likely that Mr. Lloyd George will also go, provided that the state ot affairs at home at that time will per- mit his absence and that his heaith wil| permit him to take the trip, as tnere nas been talk of the Premier taking a long rest 1n Switzeriand by advice of his phy- sieian. Washington, July 12th.—The enact- ment at the present time of adjusted compensaticn legislation for veterans of the war would imperil the financial stubility of the nation, Mr. Harding told HGISEIANSTED. NV, L UTSOA., MONDAY 180 Iy 1821 the Senate today, in the sacond address he had made - to that baody daring his ad minisiration. Every obligation is to jhe disabled anl d-ependent, he said, and the execuilve brancn of tne Government owed it tothe country to frankiy siate the difficulties we daily are called upon to meet and the added peril this mea sure {(soldiec bonus bill) wouid bring. fter four moaths survey oi conditions, he saild. - he was fully persuaded that three inings were essential i restora- tion, those werz the revision and redue- tion of intern:l taxation, ithe refunding of the war debt and the adjusiinent of Foreion loans. #le deciared that it was virtually ne2e2ssary o serile (hese pro- blems wefv:o L]ll'il: to tne treasury any such burden as is contemplated in the »nending soldiers bonu.. He .aid it was unininkable 1o axpeet business revivai. while maintalning ihe expen- gsive taxes of war and just as unthink able to reduce tax burdens while com- mitting the treasury to additional obliga- tions rangirg from 3 to b thousand mil- lion dollars. Overburdening of ihe treas- ury now means positive disaster in the years immediateiy belore us. Miss Pru- dence calls out in warning. Ine Fiesi- dent said that while the United States participated in none of the distributabie awards of the war, the world owed the nation heavily and would pay when res- toration was compieted. If restoration fails, world bankrupicy follows. London, Jily 12th.—In a messaze is Vo 166 CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE =.OC. THIS EV HING 8.00 iHis GREAT SUPER SERIAL - “bLMu THE FEARLESS” Episode 11. | “he fempie of the Jragon® s',z_”!.‘."l)"; & 12 : . “{rashing Through” shew conciudes with 2 Reel Comedy. Secure your tickets in time. L ADMISSION el e Children 20 and 10e sued to the Engiish people on his arrival here yesterday De Vil ra said. “"There IS no reason why the peoples of these two llslands should continue ar enniity. It is simply a GUESTION o reeogrizing justice as a necessary foundation of peusce, Peking, luly 13th. i e Chinese For- eign Vffice, according to the best infor- mation Obtainable, has replied to M. Harding’s disarmanen: COnieTence pro pogal through ihe ¢ hipese Niinister in Washington, urging the ineclusion of China in the couference. b e i = 1.0 8.z2 G En ‘olice so Ureditors. IN THE ESTATE OF JU! lUS GRILES, LU ECEASED. b:UILCKE is hereby siven that the un- E"‘é dersigned has bee:: appointed wdmin- istrator of :liec Estate of JULIUS GRILES, dcceased, Al persons having clains against the said kisiate are herchy required (o file same with necessary vouchers wiih the under- signed Administrator within six months fromm date of this notice, at his of- fice at Freueriksted Fori, Frederiksied, Bt. Swoix, V.l. .8 A : This 17th day of June, 1921, V. GOULIEx, Administrator. s