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Show DESERET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY IS 1020 a , lf Big Circus Bill Promised CALL This Afternoon at Pantages HIDE 10 Nikoiak. (broken out m, Vsdlvoetok, evesW hekek 04 teniehleek a her a all authority how la In ll.a hands of tl.a pretlstunal govathmeitl ahum rcg i it la In lanr 1 anutn w.rUnN autiki ItuMia. nays a ntt lM rxin.lji Util altos yulsd from lt kl oar o h adds lhal rad Ireop TP )' horth- hava eatarod Tiraspol. II td II - dtrt. ment from f part ta pul., inf lha AdMaUv a a inl.nued J l lha ncijn. il leaned 5jvtklir Ita van Im half vt r rn h fceoapapal irm.ru that It Ml prieoaded lo mudtlv aad kuflkft I On lit! draft of Ilia t ula la I'taatdani Uliana by In. larVMittuii avart.ar-b V ucounl Grey, ttot-et -- da-hia- - t. liutttrtiur Tha aad og-ab- a Uhn, Aualan akt haauor. of lha it. an, bar tha touncil formed ona f lha fa, tor behind Ihta denial bo. Japanete Check Move aura the Wer oak l. ulaled lo glva 'ha Impression pa tha rnnunent lhal 1 l.Aft urTuIk Monday. It It , the Ilia taara beiaeen Ml:. Ae dominating lh ion raaull of negotiation of U frinttr (.an K r.lttik ttlakl, oommandar M Maisadstr gkntktvo suer, Jel-en- . H JAY Jt ll MF UUJ4MI Instructions hate representing genets! In I'M. Sleet keen lileff t'srreapond-- t been sent lo lh command I ceoeo sending JsPen I Modlvostok westward Xt AMI I ki.Ti N troop, from keb I' prudent hsr Tilt move ta lotstpreted to avfid XAUun In hia nufr to Mi Allies on th b lull! Indicating that Jepon deotte queeiiofi ha, after all, informal a conflict with lh Ituaeion t then, that if be. proisrjsd ullb their sell leit. ext uf the AiIh.Im eiluatlon he would looaider the withdrawal tif th WILSON TO REPLY SENT tr-from lh aeoaie While the picaldeot aillon has been Offlilall) rilarlalloed as a thteal. llir fail remain that h st lfov.ll. to Ibr Allies the full f.oth o i e of an. a i Mon taken an I b Ihe lunie mailer without hi knowlon sen I i ,n edge of Continued from !' The .i , .l.lenl . note a a- - not mad of' N ftctsl quarters that 0e Isaiut publti at eliher the While House nr n the stale d. eMmriil tod. in addilion ws to be the Instrument for beun-dart to treaty tion to mentioning Ihr fvrcIM various agreement and th Ilk and that If h however, tt - understood lhal he ma. to Franc a aimllar Cntled Rtslea bee me a party to thbe have Ipdnata-lha! would .oi pet him thus would nscsaall. tresty of Vsrsslllsw H enforcement of likewise to withdraw from thr France. subscribing to th not given Arnerhan all.em pact, defer!. h4 agreements o which It consent wherein lbs Fulled Plate promlaa I tithe !U approval or tn rase the lh Ihsl lion Kranrs's to go prole, It was explained further tresty snd of an unwarranted attack against bar , the treaty of VereelUe war consid- b German) Is Mrongrwl Mr ered inseparable Insofar as this que. I o Id lion ws ooneernsd and that tf a action the president All arose where the president which. Hh the of th text enspiion withdrawing eeaeidsr hove te would Of lh rmte. was rerouted almost enth latter, he also would hv lo con- tirely lode) is the riwngst enwv h sider withdrawing lh formsr had yet mad to tmprsw Europe with Pmtro Threw! htnrj. the knowledge thst hy ha not given at lh up th treaty flgb'.,bt h does not An sarly announcement concsd th troaty beaten and further-mor- s White House characterised as aa lhal ha oill nut accept ratifies-liostatement b) falsehood, th d ef the tresty unleaa article 1 Is Tarts Ihsl Port Inai! In lh communication Id It WlWon's president Hta not In brief, tnforma th Allies bearing a contained a postscript from that h will not brook any action at threat to withdraw th either hta knswl-edgthe senate. This ws rcognld as this tlms. without fonsent. or appro.-l- . ubteh may erroneous as soon as It cam lo the later on the aaaumplion that lh attention of other official. Obviously from President Wil- United Ptats will ultimately h a It did not com son himself, snd It ws later explained member of Ihe league of Naliona. country lo responsibility thst t hose who mad lh statement commit connection with upholding decishad spoken without full snd complst In ion to which It was not a party Information. Tbs A II lea Nava not. yal replied to At first, too. th pret.denfs com tbo president's not. Bom of th munlcatlon was referred to s of th senate believe that "memoraruJTlm." and was described se members they will yield o tit president de--Inr containing only right or ten line the however, their note subsequently was disclosed, however teresevent, were under th tmprewilon they communication finally that the that the United Mad, because of as in the form of a note and that of the peace treaty Thla waa no- covered two or three pages. longer taking settle pari tn note. It was explained, was prepare affaire, such an answer European to Hocretary would from a memorandum constitute an attempt lo deceive dictated the which president Lansing, lh American people Thla Is why: and sent to the senate department. I nM recta Wallace. In some official quarters it w When the American pea, e com missuggested today that the foreign pres sion finally disintegrated tn Parle, the by describing the president's note as a American to Franre, Hugh threat waa endeavoring lo place the C. Wallace,ambassador wae explicit instrucblame for the situation whlrh has tions to act Eg angivktx observer hut not at arisen on America Instead of on the a Under no circumplenipotentiary. supreme coondl where it .belong hia appointcould stances. however, with are note While th American a an oboerxet. merei). be misment establish Is known that belli. It they aa a leaner participation In that th United States never has a ban Iconstrued post-waffairs of Europ because. donsd th contention that th transfer Itbewas out today, w took an th acilv pointed U Italy of the board walk'i-atonpart in afraira and answered, Adriatic from Trieste to Flum and on many occasions, queries from th the possession of most of Istria and supreme council on "peace treaty-leaguDalmatia would not bo accepted. questions with greater promptitude than did sither Great Britain of France. This was notably the case Furnishes Surprise with regard to Galicia. LONDON. Feb. 17. The statement The chronology of the latest chapter from Washington confirming the first In the Flum drama and the action of reports that the president had Intlmal the Allies In leaving President Wilson ed that rejection of his policy might entirely out of their reckoning, was be followed by diplomatic reprisal obtained today. It Is a follows: On December I, 1917, there was furnished another surprise to the poll tlctana and the public who outside of signed In Paris a Joint note on the a small but Important circle, which Flume question by Great Britain meets twice daily In Downing street, France and the United Mates. This and the advisers in the confidence of note was delivered In tendon on De this group, experienced the greater cember 12 to the Italian represents surprise because tt came Close on tTte tlve. heels of other tthsahington messages The note was mods public by the intimating thst only American retire then premier Clemsnceau, when h made a speech tn the French chamber of deputies and described It as a joint proposal of the three natldna. 'Agrees with Xlul. On Jan. 9. before the supreme eoun cl). Lloyd George said that he had had a number of conversations with Premier Nlttl of Italy with regard to the note and had agreed to certain un Important modifications. It so hap pened, though, that theee modifications weretht variance with the American Of O.lrakrv sd Trade Program. I T - home ste tailing Argentine .new hJlo whal lhyegard are preparing lhal lha ihe atjr for an rnniRii roloniailoa mrrm In booth Amerlis aa well aa reeking on IM ronllnenl a larger market for their iihoIit Th matier ha attention In torianirtable SltrM diflmaiH and t uinmerrtal nrilrs. with Usragua). which The lrr lha Japanese minuter to Chile rroaaed the rnnunenl la nin at Aatinrlon. give privilege Jaan fatored nation the right f lolufiitation fill (hie Caraguay's treaty ruaaing finance Minuter, KueeJUo Ayala, aald uf one of lha ol'jrru that Japan was to provide tor rakmisailon In thla . He added that Iaraguav, nunlr) hirh la a oounir) the alee of California arlth only a million Inhabltania arid a wonderful rapacity for agricultural development oould welcome the .) a career It la now reported that acfnttar treaty te being negotiated will t ruguag. In furlheranre of thla euppeued Colonisation plan In Koulh America J a pan ear rapilalieta arrnrdtng to lha nrwvpt per, lea Bason, have recently acquired enornioua trarta of agrirul tural landa in norih I'eru and Bolivia Thoee in Bolivia ara aald lo ha 1.100 mtlea square. thoee In Peru 10.000 nllrg square. It la alao aald that Jap- have Invented re rapllellet oently lo lha sxploltaimn of tin mlnea lo Bolivia and the prejrrtlon of railways whirb they ara preparing to con . struct and operate. Vara Colonisation Plan. Thera la no doubl." aaya ht that thorn already exist a vastBaton, of Japan non eolonlxallon In Peru plan and T1m XoycUe Brother, famous tiunbti Bolivia, a plan Whlrh considering lha (he new 'arg d laps reed nattva population and A vaudeville Ihalr ralativa incapacity cirrus, one of the very for re ruin hlnda of work. I surceptihl to a very few In sugetand. coma to Pantage rapid development, and lo surh an today for a week's run. Ktrnt on the that practically very noon tint will be Boblnaon'a rj) Hilary elewill count three large nuelel of Japan inter-- " 8?u,h America: Kao Paulo. In phants, four' hugo pachyderms who to where enormoua quaanllrir of have a cycle of featg guaranteed little amaxement. Their of"i to cause no MPod f J11 ' ,h department of Tari- - fering will be military In character and promise to be unique. fcroro Ptr. d 0,6 pr0" Kver clrcu must have IU acrobats l"r prartlcally eertain that and thev're her with the Internain order to aatlnfy the needs of theee tional Nine, foremost tumblers and " cUv rom-r- t. acrobats The Novell brother r two of will be entab-l,u- t i Interchange th Proporllona of thla oco. homlc eipanelon are not limited to by many. routes. Including tha Japanese steamship line. One of the most thla. recent arrivals coming by the way Intends Commercial Program. l. of the United States, Is Schinjiro Japan, according to one of Ita mofit commercial expert of the thlnlto Japanese department of commerce program !!,Ml7a;n:Pli;0.mm'rcUI export. OUrht 10 b surprised If He le making a six months' tour of South American countries to study South American trade was of the majority of tne otherfar ahead consumption needs snd also represents nations, important Japanese financial Interests aa she ts working for thla desiring to Invest capital in South These Initiatives and unceasingly tendenclei are worthy of consideration, as they America. constitute a new phase, perhaps the most .interesting one for us, of the between the empire of the FIERCE BUTTLE IN rivalry Sun J..ur ei-le- rerr " Ush-Ikosh- JuTa.rn 1$) oiiM-tuet- I- . n trty and the northern The record of Japanese business activity in this part of South America Includes the arrival her of a Japanese agricultural commercial mission a few months ago which la with an active Japanese Chamber of Commerce In Buenos Aires. but the Don and Kuban Cossacks are Japanese businese men are arriving making ' reservations which weaken e, lh. ng violin clown a, who will he one of utnetiona I vaudeville's funniest down Thsy play the violin as they tumble and Introduce their much copied The Loving Blrda" "A Free Exhibition" with ltarry and Nancy Cavan's Is another point of Interest on the circus bill. John T Ilav and company have a funny sktu "Check Your Hat," while Genevieve Melr and the Gibson aletera provide the concerj end of the entertainment. A dashing photoplay comedy and Eddie Fitzpatrick muMral program will he other Items of Interest on the new bill. the strength and mak the Crimean situation doubtfu Kerentky Is Prisoner LONDON, Keb. It. Alexander Kerensky, the former Russian premier, whose regime was overthrown by the Bolshevik In November. lflT, haa been Imprisoned In the Caucasus, according to a Central News dispatch from Copenhagen quoting the Esthon-la- n newspaper Varan las. The message declares that Kerensky recently ' proceeded to the Caucasus on board a British steamer for the purpose of Inducing the population to promise their support to the Russian Democratic Center party. The CauPROCRESS NEJIR ODESSA casian leaders, however, gave him a cold reception, it is asserted, and on his arrival at Baku he was arrested and thrown Into prison. Continued from page ooej Vlr'rJ'T Jiiilng $ KSthc.OBjdexjjCii 1 ai a liuMt-Hen- prord United evenia, it ts romanded. th of every hlsU will ho fully be no will taken step step taken, snd lhal does nan meat with the sours of the president. spprovol JPne in South America aa Well K derusien will be nailed Off, and that 10 Mi Allies oil cssllvusy 4 Al determining onother plan aea-Brma- It Allef e' Policy Contemplate Vast Colonization Scheme Th etsi a bslietos that 4prtr.M lh Abies lion ihsl in prerslis senting sn miunsiuiH lo Juga-tUi- s a Hie I Pie's ttsd been a periy is snd ft(4 el tensor with their vie they have gone beyond thoir proper prevuuc er this reason. It te expected me present Fiuitas 1 Revolt in Vladivostok Revolution has LONDON, Feb. 17. .GnmMfog VrsSM G2ro2Ms I?DOTrBd c If Cir into modes R BATED delightfully feminine and debonair. These frocks charmingly answer the need , for a garment in ones wardy robe suitable for affairs. For such an occasion, one is most daintily frocked, without the feeling of being overdressed. ar g e" semi-dress- . Se Ttes Pfovd res2s Tminrw s 4 view. On Jan. U Premier Nlttl agreed to the modification form of the not which woe presented to Jugo-81avn the form of a four day ultimatum, with the alternative ot acceptance or action by the Allies In falling bark on the pact bf London. ' The ultimatum was not accepted and has been ex tended from time to time, and the A! lies are. still extending it. ( Meantime Ambassador Wallace had to this reported 'government ' the changes In the form of Settlement of the ycxatlQuo auestlon and toward the end of January, we notified the Allies that our position on Flume was nchanged. Nothing transpired so the president dictated his short message, telling what he might be compelled to do if the Allies persisted in their attitude and' this was ent out on Feb. 0 under the signature of former Secretary Lansing. .The president's note, whichls said fo be one of the shortest diplomatic messages ever penned, does not exceed ten typew-rrttelines, but these 10 were of a nature that convulsed the European political system. Sot Forth Action. The president's note sets forth the action of the Allies. Jjf permitted to go unchallenged and also Is permitted to go Into effect would put th United State In the later posltloh when became member of the league -- of having to ratify something to which was hoetile. It also warned them that their decision could not - be arrived at without our consent. In ihe opinion pf high - of Hauls here, the Allies made a bad blunder when they proceeded to settle the Adriatic question, on which the president held decidedly pronounced "views, without having consulted us. To cover, this "break,, th French press, especially, It was pojnted out. has been bitterly attacking the Uhited States for having "threatened" the Allies, instead of placing the blame on the acts of the foreign premiers, where It belong?:"- Bens tor Lodge, chairman, of th senate foreign relations 'committee, .declared this afternoon that he countries thought the European would yield to the president In the Flume controverey. Senator Hitch-cook- 's only comment wae that he did not think tt was good diplomacy, and Senator Norris, Republican, of Nebraska, eafd, with regard to the of the president withdrawpslbi1Ur ing the treaty from th senate: Had Been Exporting. . "This is what Jve been .expecting wcfuld happebjforka long time." la GOOD GOODS" of A-VeryrUnusuaFSaIe Women umps. 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