Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26

question. says in statement issued
IT is up to tho Italian eovernmen,
TO follow Wilson's lead and acQuain,
INC y, III Italian r%opie Min the real facts
While the American delegates cs-
pressed regret over the temporary
emily We're confident today that some
settlement would De effected when Pre-
Z mier Orlando confers with the Italian
The general opinion in American cir
Giles is that the making of peace will
be somewhat delayed by the Italian
There is no hint. however, that Presi-
don't Wilson Will yield in the slight
ion OF the Americans, an agreement
can only be reached by change in the
Italian attitude.
received a message from Premier Or
patched While on his way to Rome.
ituutc Food to other Ports.
II The differences with lta,y should
make ii undesirable 10 use Trieste and
other Adriaic ports IN supplying fooo
10 the lta liaus. as Well as the Jugo-
SlaNs and other peoples in Central
Europe. the American food contro!
board is PREPARED TO divert the food
f0'R 'S amb nS pS an
DanZis, From these ports the fooo
would he sent by rail 10 the peoples
now beng supplied through the Adri-
attic.
The plans of Antonio Salandra. for
mor Italian. Premier. and Baron Son
nno. the Foreign Minister. the two
remaining members of the peace dele
Cation call for their departure from
Paris today. and no change in these
plans developed.
Look for Italians Return.
Assumption was that these delegates.
with the others of the Italian mission.
would return 10 Paris in due course.
callers, and - large number of eX-
pcris and subordinates OF the delega-
ZION are to remain in h Paris ana ,
lrreconcilable feeling prevailed at
Italian Headquarters today. No Longer
Was there talk of breach with the
said:
'.All may be settled within a fort
night. Premier Orlando has gone to-
Rome TO consult Parliament. There
after We shall see"
rremicrs Cicmenccau and Lloyd
George and President Wilson met in
conference at O'Clock this afternoon.
The remaining members OF the coun
ell OF four nov that Premier Orlando
has left Franco, did not hold a meet
ms during the forenoon.
Hold Picnary session Monday.
y plenary session of the peace con
slider the revised draft OF the league
OF nations covenant, and also such por-
tions of the peace treaty as may be
completed by that time.
The session Will be open to the pub
lie. II is understood that if the coVcn-
ant is approved II VIII immediately he
made public.
Lnrcc Force NJ i'iumc.
An American officer who lief; Fiume
three days ago ana who has Just ar
rived In Paris. says ii Was reported
there that u total OF fourteen divisions
had been moved to Fiumc by the
Italians lie said tho city was full
OF Italian soldiers who were aryiv-
iuG constantly.
ViriuaIly al tho Inhabitants Of
ltume. except Italians, had left the
city before INC officer departed. Even
many Of the Italian civilians. the Of
fcer added have departed.
American newspaper correspondents
in Paris today addressed Il formal let
Ter 10 tho members of the American
reac" delegation requesting that they
secure for the correspondents The
privilege of attending the first meet
Ing " the allied and German peace
ENJOYS. They also asked permission
I" talk with a spokesman for the Ger-
man delegates from time to time
German Couricrs mt Versailles.
German Official couriers. in advance
conference arrived at Versailles to-
day
',he Germans travelled by special
Tram from Creil near Compiegne.
Colonel Henry and other French ofi-
Gals and taken to the Hotel des Res
crNoirs. which has been assigned to
The German delegation.
The Germans reached Versailles -.
. o'clock. The couriers are Herr Won
MarcndOrff, councillor of embassy: Herr
Walter, q postal inspector. and Herr
bukcr OF the supply department..