The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-04-28

difficulty that the official party was able push thru the cheering hrong of excited people, Repeatedly the crowd shouted its approval of the stand taken by the Italian dele gates.
 CONFER WITH KING
 ROME, April 26-(Assocated Press Sumnary)- talys attitude is expected to develop rapidly Since Premier Orlando has arrived here is believed that he will hold conference with the king immediately After the ference council of the ministers of the cabinet will be call ed to consider the Plume question body.
 It is reported that Italy has large number of troops Plume and that the government is sending every day.
 CHANGE STREETS NAME
 ROME, April 26-QP)-A demonstration held today in Genoa eliminated in the changing of Wilson to Plume street This avenue had been named in honor of the American President shortly after the United States be- of the allies The people of Genoa expressed them selves as very bitter against President Wilson
 ADMIRAL ADVISED
 PARIS, April 26--(P)-Orders have been Rear Admiral Andrew, who is commanding the American naval forces in the Adratic directing him take exceptional precautions avoid any possible disorders which might suit from the present situation The orders Admiral An drew wholly precautionary and merely for the pur pose of advising him. officially of the present status of the situation Admiral Andrew is the present stationed his flag ship Spaato of the centers of agitation between the Italians and the Jugo-Slavs.
 DID NOT APPROVE
 PARIS, April 26-(H1-It has been officially stated that George Clemenceau and David Lloyd George did not approve of President Wilson's the Adratc problems.
 The Italian foreign minister Sornino and the former Italian premier Saandra left today for Rome Their de- paue marked very anxious day for the peace conference
 EXPLAINS SECRET TREATY
 WASHINGTON, April 26-(P-Frankln K. Lane, of the interior issued statement today explain ing the secret London treaty which gave Fime Croatia part of Savia Secretary Lane stated that Jugo Slavia could have the without Plume and therefore would be impossible for those people to live hap py while Italy easily do without that place possessing as she does both Venice and Trieste is the desire of President Wilson that ugoSavia have possession of Fiume he conending that it of vital importance that country that it could be to Italy.
 DEMONSTRATIONS CONTINUE
 ROME, April 2o-(49-Demonstration in protest of President Wilson's attitude continue with increased enhus asm in all the chief towns of Italy In nearly every city the demonstrations marked by parades in which almost the entire population joins. %
 PO1NDEXTER TALKS SOME
 WASHINGTON, April 26-(H)-In statement is sued thru his office here Senator Miles Podexter says that the Italian situation is typical in which the league of nations would require American intervention to enforce peace He predicts that such situations will arise frequently and that in each it will be necessary for America to forestall
 Senator Poindexter says. in his statement: If Presi- dent Wilson will keep his hands off and devote his attention to purely American affairs just peace will be arranged within week. The western senator contends that Presi dent Wilson is the of the difficulty which he Poindexter, claims is unnecessary