Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-05
italy Is Expected
to Resume Place
eopsInusd From ,rase On.


\ " ~" o"'
Y9ttng IN the dlsposltion ot tne colo
MES, either directly or as mandatory
The Council oil ihree CONSIDERED tn
nan sltuatlon IN us ue,noersu,gI g aaarI.
's4'ue 'ns iasI 'n 90. 20 @ Is 81,
~. u ,,..N1 ns' t upom rha ,a.,,,s - th,
s..,'s, ,,'.nr;o.,;on 20 Tho Italian Cavern
ns<nf have not been disclosed, but it /,
believed they seek to remove the per.
scnnl element of the controversy and e
pave the way for territorial adjust
msmt ' wnen tne relatiohe ale IsI;.,
ne 'ea. Vi Wy .;,p, ' ~ 80,
<.su 70 the pii ..,,T;.i H;.n @ sn ho ~
.en ol SUM ue'aho -, .an 8.
sssem mhen .ne .'p a. ga,,i,ts, as q.
s ,.aoat afttho troo =
Win be nrenared IN two forms, one in :
cluding Italy asa siynatory and the
other omitting her. Both these forms
and the entire text of the treaty will
be printed tomorrow. ..av. ~.
r.., a.. "a.
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The contents OF the hrst hVe cnap-
ters OF the treaty nave ALREADY oeen
outlined, dealing with the preamble
German frontiers TERRITORY changes;
German colonies ana tne mllltary' naval
and aerlal FEATURES OF tne pact Inc
sixth chapter VIII dcnne tne STATUS ot
prisoners OF war ana the seventh VIII
concern the responsloiiitles OIL the lot
mer emperor ana other Germans lor
the war. The elghth and ninth chap-
tefs will be devoted TO phases OF the
separations problem ana hnancial
clauses. Ihe tenth VIII zeal win eco
nomic clauses, the eleventh with ports
raliroads ana water communications
the twelfth VIII concern international
labor legislation the tnlrteentn VIII en-
brace guarantees ana the 1ourteenth
viii contain general clauses dealing with
ratfhcation.
CIemenceau Satisfied
ST hays done my hest 7 think if is
. GOOD .neaco -
Tb;s declaration wos modo to the
.a;toaaof tbo E;,oro last night nv Prom
;.r C,len,srceau Tho editor adds that.
from tbe details he has been able to
yearr be is convinced that all France
!. ws;ubinp we'll the immense advan.
taves she will gnin from collaboration
ruth Great Britain and the United
states.
liz it. is a good peace. the editor con
4inued. II is also better ono because
IL is an alliance with the two most
powerful nations of the world.
Referring to the meeting Of the
French cabinet yesterday. the editor
saws that. after the peace terms were
read by CAPTAIN Andre Tardpu, a
speech was made by Premier Clempn-
ceau. who outlined the efforts he had
had to make. often under most difficult
circumstances, to elaborate the text as
it now stands. The premier also gave
complete statement on the negotia-
tions with Italy over Fiume and on the
latest dispatches exchanged with the
Italian delegation. The editor of the
Figaro says that the premier gave the
cabinet council all the details OF the et-
forts to bring the ltallan delegates PACK
The executive committee which Will
launch the league OF nations. VIII hold
it's frst meeting today. PRESIDENT Will
son or Colonel f.. Nj. House Will repre-
sent the United States; Lord Robert
Cecil will appear for England: Stephen
Piehon, for France; Premier Nenizelos.
for Greece:tthe Spanish Ambassador for
Spain, and Dir. Epitacio Pessoa, for
! Brazil >fF
ft.Ir will not h. ronrosontod Tb,
se.;.;a ~ ,';m H. "
ani@a',oh Y Wy leasue WI. w per .,
1e@ed' many "ommittees appointed ana
plans probably Will be drafted for the
initial meeting of the league at Wash .
ington next October.
The Austrian pesce delegates met at
y;.an. Satn,Jur 5isnotoL.. .a,,on+
l'rol..
rcei i1uSln' oi 'ne Echo lie rarls'
learns that france VIII get absolute
control of the mines in the Saar Valley
,ia Hs says that l' the president S n. Of the ad