| Show I M ff A TI ON I it N RU S I A URGEn GED I War Council Co ri i i Recommends Intervention n tion Allies Prepare to OJ Send Man Many Troops s By International al News Service 1 WASHINGTON J July ly 6 I dent Wilson call d conference 0 of Secretary of State Lansing Secretary Secretary Sec ret ry of the Navy avy Daniels Sec Secretary Sec o of War Wa r RaWer Baker and nd Admiral Be o o e ral t r o th n vy at 2 to r for 2 2 o'clock this hi aH afternoon r I It R was understood Cl the conference was to to thresh out the Russi Russian n sit c. c BY By United Press ress I IW ASHING 6 Tm Im Im Immediate W WASHINGTON A I July V V mediate i intervention in Russia both I military and cc economic nom c has been urgently recommended 4 y y the int ralli d dwar war council and General Foch The council report Is s I In the the hands of ot President Wilson Wilson- haa has been since July 3 and 3 and allied diplomats believe he will concur in It 1 r Should hould he refuse the possibility Is held out today th that t Great Britain France Italy and Japan may go it alone on the recommendations of the war council i Already Bri British tish French Japanese and and American merican marines have marines have landed at Vladivostok jt t d developed ve today I Ostensibly they went ent ashore following following follow follow- ing the battle between the the and Slovaks Czecho-Slovaks Sunday to fOllOW I protect the allied consulates s' s PROVOKES ENTHUSIASM With them are 2500 2500 Dalmatian troops formerly prisoners of ot war in jn n Russia and now under the Italian flag awaiting orders from General Foch This allied gathering has provoked I in eastern the r g-r greatest enthusiasm Siberia Russian townspeople In and near Vladivostok fc decorated de orated their I houses with allied j flags and staged enthusiastic celebrations the cables I say I fr W This reception coupled with de demands demands de- de mands of ot the Bolshevik anti factions an and the council led diplomats diplomats diplo mats here today to take the position that America must yield The majority has decided decided- one official official of official of- of said The president has its I decision We r th may y come In or slay stay out But the m majority must rule I LAND MEN IN If SIB SIBERIA RIA I According to to advices R receive received here I II both Great Britain and France expect I to land several thousand d troops in inI I Siberia Italy for the th present will be represented by the Dalmatians while the Slovaks Czecho will represent the Balkans Just what part Japan and China will play has not been learned This will be announced after aner the president gives ives his hs decision as as to th the attitude of oC the United States Diplomatic officials however are inclined to beli believe ve that Japans Japan's army of BOO and Chinas China's potential army of nearly a million will wu be Used t to t the e ebest best advantage I Diplomats h here re not advised of ot the council plans now see why President Vil Wilson o failed to mention Russia in in his his his' Mt 1 Vernon speech Knowing that the address would be prepared before the arrival of the councils council's decision friends of the president president president pres pres- ident urged him im to sa say nothing that would In any anywaY W way y commit this country country coun coun- I try to a definite e policy |