Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-14

a. lions OF bread and meal in Vienna and
the middle of February, the food min.
e94 astry announced to-day. The ministr y
i Mii 5o able to Keep up the ratcps
having been supplied by the entente
food commission with quantity OF
S grain
81 JAPANESE ATTEND
~ SUPREME COUNCIL
I aSSsSCont inued From First Page.)
& were being Carried out. After
hisTreport had been heard the council
M discussed the terms on which a renewal
Ief OF the armistice could be granted.
1t decided a further and more careful
~ examination of this subject was neces-
sary, and put IL over until after a
technical study OF the matter has been
made by tho allied military advisers
s5 this morning.
S AMERICAN DELEGATION
~ f.. STILL OF FIRST OPINION
NJ appears from the developments OF
the supreme council yesterday no state
nent from any OF the representatives
s in Paris OF the various governments
participating in the conference has al
tered the determination of the Amcri-
can delegation TO urge that the league
OF nations should be of the first
slyiSaestions to be considered by the SUI
g.. preme council, and also 10 insis; that
30 II have first place on the program SUB
~ Rttted for the approval OF the inter-
I ~ Allied conference.
~ rNieIcIoES, IL lSiucTeu propuple
She suggestion that the question be
antseait with by special commission VIII
1rpt appeal 10 the American delegation,
Of f Ge su G9SI b 5eGrs IS SIDE no
- ,srSo decision has ye; been rendered
~ hs'ss' the United States. Great Britain,
J, III -! france and Italy are represented in
oE~c Reports tina, tho American 3a,,r,
'tfon has agreed on a working plan for
league OF nations. and that Il viii be
& one OF the first things 10 DO laid before
tfre congress. have been current In
u Paris. All outward evidences in OIL
|. ciaI quarters point in the other direc-
4. ton. II is known THAT as late as
4 President Wilson'S return from Italy he
: was not prepared 20 lay down a work
ing plan and that he preferred 20 have
Z, entente deleSa teS. offered first.
4 Twas teii such a procedure. be-
Y sides havng tactical ADVANTAGE.
4 a Mould show desirable Difference to tho
SasHFopean Statesmen having plans 10
I y,sssSIat,.
I EVE WORKING on
4 I0ifi TENTATIVE PROGRAM
a., at. the same time i, is known Mr..
watson has selected five men connect
4 yrpf swith thc American mission recoE-
Z SIszed experts in international law. to
I ara@: up tentative plan. which he
. could compare with his own ideas Out
! GSGythc whole. it was hoped TO frame
/! some concrete proposition representing
|, !2hf best IDEAS Of tho American dele
4 cEalion. These men have not finished
I 1eha.r work, and unless the President.
4 SsSthout consultation, has prepared a
i.ry, which he is willing to put for
Ss,irard as that of the United States there
i now no such thing as n dctinitclS
accepted plan.
..,F.r,ankly. my impression was favor
Yea terday's session Of the supreme
g. ssan n! 70 Marcel Hntin. Of the Echo
y aa4eGethcr 'primed.' but the meeting
ssEfzhndn it evident ,ha; there is an cX-
outstanding 5" as TO bring about
I TtErTn TO o., a state Of peace in the
asked # the French proposals re-
EardinE inc number Of delegates Of
eedure ssP e be bg thu 5se pare
SS1 .r. had been adopted. NJ.
1i" .Net x Informant Nn;,v said ,,ors
TO be settled. ana thrco or FOUR ' ses.
sions will not be too many for that"
DISPUTE BETWEEN TWO
POLISH FACTIONS EMBARRNSSES
In undertaking TO place upon the
program OF business for the inter
alled peace conference the subject of
plans for the protection OF Foland
from the invasion OF the Bolsheviki
the supreme council finds itself embar-
mites in raH; headed b. i. Y
present dc facto government at War
saw under General I'ilsudski, on the
The warsaw government was the
erfn6ion OF th% ne9pi,e in Roland. them
mittsc has been largely supported by
the ise Pole" sl,S in Amsricn ana has among
49,, ncnt Polish leaders.
Sc NJ. pmowski contends the Warsaw
government is not representative. be
Gauss II inhsritS it's powers from tn.
Germans and is cxclusivelv sociniistic
ehnrgca that Tho other party is re-
hhGIs'ona.S, anti-Scmitlc and unaccepia-
The French scNcrnment has refused
a to fec9gniz" The Warsaw government
the national committee. In order 10
avoid the impression tina, the entente
II ncnt on Poland from The outside. il
issSbsiiercd that it may be necessary
tIo;SSgait the approaching elections on
JaHYary 70 10 demonstrate which party
81 ma Gs$eh'nd II majority Of the Polish
Riesident Wilson had no engage
81 mepI. this morning and received no
callsc shortly after : o'clock tn.
NJ President drove dircc; from the Murat
~ supreine war council.
ST. The date, Of the luncheon which the
&c. Senate viii tender to President WI
z son has been set for january 20.
BULGARIAN FonEIGN
MINISTRIES EXPECTATIONS
tBy Associated prcss.l
SOFIA. Wednesday. January S.-EuI
CARA nCpes aud expectations a. the
roff. The Bulgarian Foreign Minister.
gig the east" he said. we think
sS stSranon Of The Adrianople dis,rict
81 as far AS the Nj lcnos line which
Was awarded 70 Bulgaria BY Tic Lon
'..Cn the south we expect free ac
HHs cess TO the Aegean Sc. from Enos to