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sNDON. July 28.—Tbe Tuskhh
onalists have decided to evacuate.
Ismid Peninsula. says an E.-
- . Telegraph dispatch from Cone
tinopie today. owing to the
in advance in \the direction of
~ nor at the base of the peninsula.
- lies to the east of Constantin-
between the Sea of Marmoraand
'iack Sea.
NSTANTINO LE. July 23.-—-’l'he
are credi ed in rumors current
with planning a landing on the
coast of Thrace as a base for
-.dition
- nding if one is made will pro-
efi‘ected in the vicinity of
the ancient Heraclea. 125 miles
Constantinople.
purpose ofthis move would be
flank the Turkish Nationalists).
ore leaving Erserum recently for
ra. Kiazim Kara Beklr. com-
tier of the Turkish Nationalist
y in the i-lrzerum area. conferred
hat city with the commander on
Eleventh Soviet Russian Army
it is believed in some military
ters here that arrangements were
de for the horsemen of General
enny. the brilliant Smlet cavalry
mander to enter Anatolia in casé
situation of the Nati/onalist Army
omes critical.
Analysis of the recent futile attempt
the Kenlallsts to cut the reek line
communications by a sh rp attack
the north of Eski-Bhehr shows that
battle line on this occasion ex-
(led from Alplkeuy. 15 miles east. of
LShehr. in the vast semi-circle
ehing on the south the town of
(ii Ghaz. about thirty miles distant
d on the north beyond lillejik and
enl- Shehr
‘ The Gret ks broke the Turkish re-
stance in the southern sector with-
t putting all their forces into ac-.
on. the Third Division being maln-
ned in reserve. To the north. how-
or. where the Eleventh Greek Divis-
n. formerly at Ismid. was charged
. guarding the line of communica-
ns against the flank attack by the
-rks from Lefke. the Kemalists slow-
‘ . forced the Greeks hack for a time
Ihperliling the entire Greek Army.

IRISH SITUATION IiAs
MANY PECULIAR TURNS

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c iiritlsh Government was willing to
. lease thirtx six members of the Dali
IAreann who are in prison or inter-
ent camps; if de Valera will but
nlu‘ the request. It is said on the
(her hand. however. that Rlnn Pein
aders are reluctant to ask for the
iberntlon of their comrades. lest it
ppear that they recognized Great Bri-
It's right to imprison representatives
. Ireland. How this difficulty. if it
slats at all. will he circumvented. is
ot am at the moment, but the view
. taken that certainly before.

ng the Dailites will be rel
riieipate in the_
i Milng which. it is believed in many
‘lnrters. already has been arranged

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- LONDON. July 28,—Germany will
‘hide by the decision of the Allied Su-
me Council relative to the ques—
~on of the transportation of a French
vision (cross Germany to reinforce
e French troops in Upper Silesia. ag-
-rding to information available here

'ESH PEAIIH IEE
"BREAM AT THE NEW
ENfilllNll SANDY. Ell.

Made from the Fresh Fruit
, and the Best of Other
Materials

Duliclous fresh peach ice cream,
made from selected peaches and the
hrst of other materials is now to be
h: It] at the store in any quantitydie-
#irrd.1t is also served here ho the
HM!" in sundaes and sodas. You'll
me it because it is a "quality prod-l
:art" and is smooth and delicious.
‘1 his store also has French vanilla
1nd French Chocolate Ice Cream for.
-m enjoyable treat served amid qui
.-.nd refined. surroundings. The New
England Candy Co.'s Store at :10
South Main St., has a wide~reputa-
Nun. All syrups served here are pro-
1 lrrd and made on the premises.
4211 the habit of coming here: Phone

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do? inIBeriin last night to this
Anomanys position being

Irish Parliament1

Lino hunch an
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note handed tho ambassador. the ad-
viocodato. -4'
BUENOB mans. Jlnly as. -—An ef-
fort to interest Latin Americani na-
tions in thh cause of“ Irish indspend-
ence will be made by Laurence Gen-
nell. a member‘of the Southern Irish
Parliament. who arrived here-vastar- -
day. as carried credentials iron ,
Eanionn de Valera. leader of the Irish
Republicans, and plans to visit all the
morerimportant republics of’ \Bontil

America.
PRIZES omens "
BY MR. GALLAnER

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submits the two winning items. be or
shg will receive the sun! of 825.‘

The only restrictions are that the
same of the donor shall not appear
on either the name or emblem: the
rame of the entrant must not appear
on the outside of the envelope. in
which the entrlh are sent. .or on the
envelope on which the suggestion fdr
the name, or emblem, is made.

The suggestion for a name. or em-
blem. must be made on tifiwumde of
which the name and ‘addr'Ess of the
entrant appears. This envelope is thw
sealed, and is placed inside another.
which is to be sent to the contest com-
mlttee.

Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher have taken
title to the Chichester) property. on
West avenue. where the'new building
is to be erected. and the architect hill
be here in a few days to go over the
ground and submit plans and sketches.
The best clubs in Boston and New
York have been carefully gone over
by Mr. Gallagher for suggestions. for
the local club. and further plans' will
{we announced at a meeting to' be held
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WASHINGTON. July 28.——Becaus&
of the complaints that only Democrats
were receiving from the Civil Service
Commission applidatlon blanks with
which candidates for appointment to
postmuterships in various localities
may prepare themselves for examina-
tion and qualification. Postmaster-
General Hays announced today that an
additional list 1‘ names now in pre-
paration would be furnished the- cyl-
mission.

The lists now being used by the com-
mission. were built up largely from of-
ficial sources created in the last eight
years under the “Moon Admlnlst
tlon. Mr. Hays said. adding that h
justification might exist for the coin-
plainis. The additional names. how-
ever. will merely supplement the list
already in use by the ‘Civil Serflco
Commission. ,

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YACHTS LEAVE NEW HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN. July . 28.-—-—Under
cloud-necked skies which gave prom-
ise of a good sailing breeze later 6m$
the New York Yacht Club fleet. on it:
cruise to the eastward. set sail shortly
aner eight o'clock this morning for
its run to New London. Most of the
craft had anchored oi! the breakwater.
but the power boats and smaller sail-
ing craft ran into Morris Cove. last
evening. for an anchorage.

The fleet left Glen CoVe. L. L, yes-
térday morning. and. on its first day's
run. was led to the finish line. of! New
Haven harbor. by the steam yacht
Corsair. J. P. Morgan. owner. follow-
ed by about seventy other yachts of
all classes. Outside the harbor. the
fleet was welcomed by a committee
from the New Haven Yacht Club,
headed by Commodore John N. Cham—
pion.

Those yachtsmen who came ashore
during the evening were entertained
at the club house.

 

NO PEACE wrm PASCISTI.
ROME. July 28.—-Following a long
conversation with delegates repre-
senting the Socialist Party. Signor
Denicola. president of the Chamber of
Deputies. announced yesterday that
the Socialists had informed him that
they were ready to conclude an agree-
ment establishing peace with the Fas-
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. THE NEW
VICTOR RECORDS ._
FOR 'AUGUST
WILL BE ON SALE
TOMORROW
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