Show 4 1 1 ak wi brov M X 14 14 I 1 now new curtess fastest aste qt in in the world billt for the american navy 2 the emir F casal son 0 of the king of the hedjazi 1016 lio liria illis boen been in englina Engli Engla nl till to his fat fathers bers respects to king george 3 government troops in cologne celebrating tho norderto order to rp r mobilize to combat the Sparta cans NEWS R OF CURRENT EVENTS formal sessions of the pe peace aaa oe congress begun league of nations up first MANY PLANS ARE PRESENTED americans carefully safeguarding the monroe monroa doctrine poland to got get help armistice terms made more drastic united states state for national prohibition by EDWARD W PICKARD unless the lie peace congress which held its first formal session on satur tiny alny changes its mind the world must be satisfied hereafter with such anfor motion mation concerning tta its deliberations as Is contained in tile official issued dally possibly because ot of a breach of confide confidence neb on the part ot of some correspondent tile the supreme nl at lied council adopted n reAo resolution lution that the delegates shall not talk outside tile the pence camber of tile the doings ot of the lt conference the hundreds hundred ti of high priced journalists gathered in paris from nil all parts parta ot of tho world can devoto devote their time to describing the majesty of the ho arc do and the hie allure of the parla boulevards tile the american and british correspondents for formally maffy and energetic energetically nIly protested lika against hist this rigid censor censorship later the rule may be relaxed otherwise the demand tor for open covenants io of pence open openly ly arrived nt at goes by tile alio board lit in the preliminary work of the conference tile the tuaato 6 up ul and procedure ot of tho flip congress were settled it was decided chiat thiat the united states the briar ish ernp empire lre france italy and japan should be represented by five delegates apiece tho the british dom dominions intong and india besides tire represented ins follows two delegates respectively for australla australia canada south africa and india dia including tho the antie states anti and one delegate for new Zeal zealand mid brazil lias has three delegates belgium Del ghun chinn china greece poland por argal igat the czechoslovak republic Rouin anin and serbia have two delegates apiece slant slam mo montenegro te negro cuba gt guatemala iati nala baui honduras I liberia iberia nicaragua and panama one delegato delegates apiece tim the delegates will avill vote as li units tilts fe A grat grant deal of time last week was devoted to consider consideration atlon tit bt the various plans for tile the league of notions nations the organization ot of which was the first matter taren taken up tip by the pace delegates titter after they began their formal session I 1 in accordance with the ds de sire of 11 president resident wilson many schemes for the league were submitted these dividing themselves generally into two groups which differ us to the of effective the decisions of the league one holds thit that the rulings of the society of nations should be backed up by its combined physical forces the other that such force will not be necessary lu the ex r of the plans it seemed cerwin certain that a compromise would not be difficult to reach prodded by the expressed anxiety of the senate the american delegates carefully examined every scheme sub to make sure that nothing in them endangered the cherished monroe doctrine they appear to bei satisfied that this american ideal la Is not imperiled and that on the contrary the league would in effect extend the principle of the dource doctrine to the whole world the senate Is a not so sure of this anti and senator korah dorah who strongly opposed the formation of the league introduced a resolution which it if pils passed sed would serve notice that the senate will not ratify a tresty treaty the provisions VI alons of which conflict with the sion rot roe doctrine and with the trad atily dair or of the united states to enforce that principle ta the tr iatter of extending aid to po j land was one of the serious things discussed last especially serl serious us because it probably uro bably involves the lem of what the shall do in the case of russia the american n and nd british delegates were said bald to have agreed that while none rf cf their own troops should bo be sent to help tho the yoles poles the lie two polish divisions recruited in the united states should be sent from franco france through germany to assist the government set up lip by the polish national committee these troops would co operate cooperate in stemming the tide 04 0 that is 18 flowing west from rom russia making the new a strong bulwark against that flood of anarchy the plan Is a concession to 16 the lileas ideas of tile the french who tire are convinced that bolshevism cannot or should not bo be dealt with militarily in russia by tho the allies it also Is likely to compel Clen beneral cral to come to an agreement with tho the polish national committee as cepres represented anted lu in poland by iba the revolution in ger lanyor ninny or at least in berlin lias has fizzled out liebknecht and rosa luxemburg were captured and according to report killed the other leaders are ure under arrest or dispersed and some hundreds hundred sot of their followers foli oMers are dead after a week of terror tile the police vere reinstated null anil armed order was ret restored oreo anti and business was as resumed lit in some ather cities the reds are still in control but their chance for ultimate success sep mato R t 0 have gone glimmering for A still etall ha ahna under sunder his command an army of more tatu apil a million liall men and most of these troops he be Is holding true to the ebert government 1114 ai thys this fad fact about tit alie german derman army amy leads eads to the warning issued by the central news of london that a situation exists in europe under which war m may 1 break out again at a uny my time and 0 thai the british scheme tion will have to be radically changed ach may also apply to american demobilization an unimpeachable authority ant bority Is quoted as saying saving that grffit britain will have to keep an army of occupation on tile the rhine for many months which accords bilth tile the opinion of others concerning all the armies of occupation it may be this note of of alarm ularm was caused by the discovery that out the germans were i trying to evade eade some ot of the terms of the armistice and by the lie more drastic conditions imposed by marshal foch in granting on nu extension ot of the armistice it was reported the marshal mars hal ven even e threatened to march directly on oil be berlin rilin it if the t stuns fulfill their pledges pled 9 es it was stated that the new term included the following first retribution upon tho the german innus for the murder and ill treatment 0 of f n amad led prisoners second tho tha mahl machinery nery unit and goods tolen stolen i by Gerwit germany uy from france and aad to be tit at oncy once given up third german gold polda amount amounting lug to I 1 0 in indre oret than ao to be moved from berlin to a safe place probably frankfort and protected from belshe almi in ili germ german uj en n route Cert certain airl ot other h ej property to be surrendered fourth germany to t gle give her s shipping hipping lof of xv which 11 ah she e it Is believed bellied to have hae tons to carry food supplies plies to colin countries in europe curole in need or of I 1 them rift fifth th any U boats on oh the stocks to be handed to the allies tor their dia poil po il or to be desiro destroyed eil and no more should be built duft lea germany Is fully justifying all those who refused to believe in her good falth faith under any circumstances she Is determined not notto to permit penult the establishment lish ment of an independent poland because she still pro proposes joses to grab enough in tho the east to make up for her losses on the west and a n polish state would prevent this the germans are sald said to be supplying arms to tile the bol who ure are ravaging part par bf poland and there was heavy last week between the german troops and the voles roles war kalmar Kal iuar it was reported that hindenburg himself would lead tb jbf eGerman german army a against pol poland and lea ft the worldwide world wide activities of the bol helu lit took in id argentina uruguay and peru there were desperate strikes accompanied by bloody fighting engineered by b bolshevik bol agents abl they v also sent from russia WO gulden to holland for a coup nud and riotous planned for january 20 2 in this plot the ger man rn radicals d were operating cooperating co with C 00 p the he dutch socialist leader r lea because of dissension over italis territorial claims th the cabinet resigned and premier Orla tido was commissioned to 40 form a new one several members were bitterly opposed to foreign minister connine in ills demands that italy be given tile the whole of the dalmatian coast holding with president wilson that part of that didt territory should justly be given to the jugo slav slat state te lutlo little luxemburg also had herc her crisis rials last week after a republic had been proclaimed and suppressed within a few hours by the french military authorities ties grand duchess marle marie abdicated cat edund and was succeeded by the eldest of her sisters princess charlotte marle marie had lost the favor of her people because though she protested against the massago of the german armies through the principality she afterward entertained high german personages so sa speaking of high personages there are some queer lepor reports is coming from the refuge of the former kniser kaiser in holland it Is declared he s bordering on insanity talking almost incessantly and incoherently and wandering about at night it Is also said that hla bla health la is falling rapidly the germans who supported wilhelm Ilear heartily tily until he turned out olit 16 5 bea be a loser are now nav heaping abuse on him and the german commission appointed to determine his responsibility for the war has recommended that he he brought t to 0 trial declaring that marginal notes in the kaisers keisers kai sers handwriting on papers in the foreign foreia n office prove him to have been one of the chief war makers tilts venomous course of the germans certainly Is Is superfluous for the allied governments will see to it that wilhelm and others gettie get the punishment Is richly deserve ta the desperate need of the liberated peoples P of central europe for food will be relieved as soon as possible urged by president wilson the american Ani Am erhan erivan house of representatives appropriated for this purpose and it if ls Is understood the other allied nations will do their part the money Is not iq be spent for food for the germans but much of tile the relief bellei will go to tin the peoples formerly under the rule of the emperor of austria the british army in italy dida graceful thing the other day when they sent several trainload i of fo food od to starving vienna in recognition of the decent way in which the austrians Aust lans rians had bad treated british prisoners elsor tf war hungary which has been made a republic under the presidency preside ney of count karolye Karo lyl Is appealing to the allies toe for its share of liel help pais as well as against being deprived deprive tf of any of its territory by the surrounding new dew nations turkey come came to the front with the report that the turks had finally surrendered medina the holy city of the edans to the king of the hedjazi lle djaz this capitulation was in ift eluded ded in the terms of the armistice but was delayed by the long isolation of the garrison gerr lson the disposition ot of constantinople also was brought under renewed discussion discus lon by the submission ils of the claims of greece to the pence peace delegates in paris the general belief was waa that the city would be placed under international control rather than turned over to the greeks tei ft the united states went dry last week national prohibition going over the tow top when nebraska ratified the constitutional amendment being the thirty sixth state to take that action the amendment goes into effect one year hence but us as the war avar measure passed by congress establishes established countrywide country wide prohibition on july I 1 the dry era will really date from that day the leaders ot of the prohibition party naturally are joyous over the triumph ot lot the cause for which they struggled through so BO many years and they now haye hare a vision ot of a booz eless world they have hate established in many foreign cities and say ahey are making great headway adway hP the united states Is the first arst great nation to adopt prohibition prohibit lon for the ban was only on toab i and that has baa been lifted by th bolshevik government |