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combatant troops are concerned” will | rapidly as they can be replaced by | Kansas 4 when Premier Venizelos, after he had be completed the last of October, | Volunteers. | In pbobuncthg @ the divional camps, repeated the concessions Greece Bolletmen for th iy, to & Baker said each would bq a Out ‘whist America Secretary Baker announced to-day. it for the resular army, . be Bak. of the “University im would not accept, announced it was Masy men now in the army, 1. was| MP Baker said, now total 100,000 ond | mit ee thiptablibe. 6 recede farther. ARMY COMPLETELY explained, will be retained to care With America alone opposing the for large stores of equipment re- maining on hand, e tinue at the rate of 5,000 a weok. cession of Thrace, the crisis is as Permanent’ home stations for the | ¥' regular army divisions returning Han situa Mr. Baker announced some time |ffom overseas were announced to- may gtk Samy ago’ that the army wovld be rev | Say a» tows United States gives in, further prog- duced to the peace time sttength| First—Camp Taylor, Kentucky: reno Sh eine te ve Gere provided in the national defense act | Seopnd—Camp Travis, Texas: Third kis pe ncaa agrarian by Sy aap. be. At that time, however,|—Camp Pike, Arkansas: Fourth— final conclusion of pence will be there still will remain in the army a)Camp Dodge, Iowa: Fifth—Camp number of men enlisted for the em- | Gordon, « jeorgia: Sixth—Camp Grant, rgency, Thee will be retensed Liltaote, and Geventh—Camp a Wamiiedirdte Aug. 12—Demo- blocked. At the’ same time, Greece's m of tho army “so far uble Said’ to Be Due to Attitude of American concentration of troops may mean a ‘Peace new armed conflict, it Waa stated in ace Delegates. Peace Conference circles to-tlay. Although Venizelos has appealed “Aug. 12-—Gresk troops were | airgetly to President Wilaon to settle to-day to be eoncentratité| the aiMculty, the latter has not re- ‘the Bulgarian frontier. Their ac-| plied, it is understood here. The first Jom, presumably, ts preliminary to| disagreement with the technical com- mission, which awarded Thrace to Greece, came from Prof. Douglas Johnedn of Columbia University, a } member of the boundary commission, | yaaa) Greek who opposed the French, Britivh,! 1 ced apna t me Japanese and Italian representatives | and insisted Thrace should go to Bul- | garia, While Under Secretary Poik ot|®nd other American delegates are supporting Johnson, it is presumed here they are acting under orders | occupation of Thrace, in case the Peace Delegates do not eres that the vorritory be awarded Greece. BETWEEN BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE Wo Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World from Washington. west THIRTY - FOURTH STREET ‘The Greeks consider the situation Sadiinthen cu tans ea oe fenced IMM es of the other big powers they would not cede the territory. HIS FAIR IDOL’S. 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