The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-02-10
SUBMARINES WILL BE THING OF
 PAST SHOULD PLANS CARRY: WILL PUSH DELIBERATIONS VERY FAST
(The Associated Press)

(The Associated Press)
 LONDON, Feb. 3-According to the current issue ot the Daily Mail the submarine will be thing of the past should the plans of the peace congress be carried out on the present nes being stated that in all probability the abo shment of the underseas craft vessel will be acted of the sessions of the From the present indications all delegations strongly in favor ot the discontnuance of the sub war vessel.
 WILL CURTAIL ALL ARMAMENT
 It is reported that of the schemes to be prot before tine members ot the peace congress Ill the near future w gradual by all nauons the acton to continued nations will Deen brot stage will be prevlousy de- by league ot nations. The measure to e under consideration by e league will be that o1 sl1lcient armament for protective purposes only and no 
 BIG SAVING FINANCIALLY
 According those interested in the reduction of the led the world it is believed that the savings et Ired thru the disarmament movement will be than ngh tor the larger powers to pay the interest on the worlds deb This would mean that millions ot dollars would be saved to the nations instead of being expended i'll guns and other necessary equipment
 WILL SPEED UP PROGRESS
 PARIS, Feb. 3-A meeting 0t the commission the eue nations held yesterday for the purpose ot eiGcrlng many that have up since the last meeting In view of the many matters that will have to be disposed ot quickly the commission decided that all et- for the present will be devoted cleaning up mat hand and this has been accomplished
 
 necessary delay the deliberations
 DEFINITE PROGRAM TO BE ANNOUNCED
 PARIS, Feb. 3.-lt officially announced yesterday .at definite program ot procedure would be formulated presented at tine peace to be agreed by all delegates, such agreement prevail in all future deDera- of the conference It further announced that de- tailed discussions would be commenced Tuesday,
 GEORGIAN GOVERNMENT DECLINES
 IAklS, Feb 3.-The Georgian government in Trans cacasia has declined the invitation ot the allies become
 
 Russian governments and delegation from the allies be Hed frnces 1sand giving that such Vas not necessary as that government was already dependent
 COMMISSION WILL ADJUST CONTROVERSY
 PARIS, Feb 3:-Plans underway for ad- jument ot the controversy existing between the CzecoSovaks over the possession of the Teschen helds commission being formed for that purpose which will leave tor the scene of their abors cay Pending the settlement Ot this affair has arranged between the factions The Teschen coal fields are located ill what formerly Austrian Sesa.
 PEACE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT ELECTED
 PARIS, Feb. 3-The committee reparaon has be- gun its work in ea At the meeting today Louis cotz the Trench minister of fnance elected president ol this committee Shortly after the election the president oulced that the discussion dealing with the subject epafatlon would begin Wednesday.
 STATUS or DOMlNIONS GIVEN
 FARlS, Ich. 3.-An agreement arrived at today % the allied powers that all governing dominions would ie the status any nation represented the terence. This vii! give Canada, Australia, India and .p.llefs vote Ill the proceedings.
 PRESIDENT WILSON PRESIDES
 PARIS, Feb. 3.-President Wilson presided at the o.eng session of the league of nations commission The >csSon was held at the apartments of Colonel F. M House. general text ot the league agreed upon this s'o Tomorrow night three other plans will be considered a which time it is expected that the French will be avail able for discussion.
 LANSING ELECTED TO OFFICE
 PARIS, Feb 3.-The majority of the American dele gaton IS being given the presiding offices of the various committees and commissions At the meeting of the mttee responsibility for the of the Secretary State Lansing elected the presidency of this com mttce The initial meeting of the committee held the qita clers occupied by the foreign office.