Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
RUNGAR|ANS WITH
RUSSIANS SEEKING
TO JOIN GERMANS
Two Soviet Governments Re-
ported Sending Offer
to Berlin.
ENTENTE DECIDES TO LAND
POLISH TROOPS AT DANzlG
Force Will Be Used if Necessary
to Overcome Resistance
of Teutons.
SITUATION IS STILL CRITICAL
Defiance of Prussians Believed Re-
suit of Support Expected
From BOlslicyists.
SITUATION IS STILL CRITICAL
Dchancc of Prussians Believed Re-
suit Of Support Expected
From Bolsllcvists.

LONDON, March 3O-The latest Ger
man unofficial report is tina, the Eoi
SheNist regime of Russia and the Hum
sarian Soviet government have asked
I"rmany to join them in an alliance
against the entente.
Nhc'hcr thiS Is true or not. II has
direct bearing on Gcrmany's refusal
to permit General Hallcr and his Pol.
ish army TO land at Danzie
There is show Of resistance bv Tho
Germans. with General Iudendorff and
Foreign Minister Won Brockdorrf. Rant.
Eau leading n no submiss:on'' cam
paiEn.
The Vienna Volks Zeituns's BuJu.
pest correspondent says the Hun
garian government has offered TO ally
Itself with the German government
a,5ainst the entente, according to
of nfsnatcn ,@d n rSceived re here. 4 Telegram
mat nothing is known In officinl quar-
tcrs III 6erlin concerning such an offer.
TO LAND Al DANZIG
ny FORCE IT, NEEDED
The Paris Temps today SAYS that the
70 have decided TO disregard the
md ',a't - o9Jsctions concerning Danzig
sh troops t1 oIno al ny s f9ree III nIscessary pol
But this move, says the Tennis. wo,ld
tno nnoe ,,iia. n,giGiessartiy inpiy in tho mind OF
land; The newspaper adds thai con-
ffrpm,hIG frpntIsG;. me question OF the Polish
tri trai state IN order Ia avoid attachi inrs
TINS part Of the coast either to Ger,
many or to Poland
IiALLER'S ARMY Still.
OUTSIDE Or DANZIC:
:. The Polish situation is stu cr,tic.,i
X .t
II IL lands at Danzis Il mirht hc I'm
spark s!mrnE, for starting. new Mghting. The The
me mort. and declare they viii mt las
the Poles land. because such n land
,n6 mer,W YOU'D not only cause riots, but
Polish occupation. p'' '"''iehl
IL the dispute continues. IL might h.-
which is QUESTION snS OF military prestige.
ing img' Others think Germany is blur
he Ing s,rrandsr Mn,is she he Is really resigned to
a holler in order to be pacitied hS
permission to incorporate .Austria
POLAND PROMISED SEA
OUTLET ny ALLIES
nolin, lnii,hert1 the allies lacked definite
outct ] witHout na c;%r,S,h @as promised nd;s se;
a5isrpoon s howeveE i is % repoEtea, ihls ms
gave General F'och orders as 10 whnt InI
policy TO pursue. though exactly what
WI, =, . Sons,derSd es;r Is military secret.
display Of force. which will again CON.
yince Tla,e, the Germans that they are
ouateh, o,. ,hra because II they are allowed to
certainly will not yield on other poin,s
later. ~ o''e' Po'hts
AMERICANS ARE WELL
TREATED IN BUDAPEST
Telephone reports from Budapest
u,noI.na lunrouEm VIENNA. Indicate that the
REPRESENTATIVE bAr
well treated, while the local weiI-t"e5io
aiaSsSs an inyen,nr,. are being compelled to give
shops and factories with a view e.
ultimate sociaiization. The allied fla rs.
or1lerad %n,Hn were ERE, hauled down, nave b.ei,
1t is unlikely that the Hungarians
are mad enough TO make war on the
West Hungary. but were reptlsaI 'i,a.i
after several conflicts with the inhabi
Berin % nfE9lin,ns ano.inr to d;spatch from
Vest Vest Hungary VI arrived yesterday in
Eauer concerning tho invasion Many
houses were plundered and burned :,
WILSON IN CONFERENCE
WITH CONGRESSMf.N
u. .i.S EXCEPT for an hour of conversations
P Pars @ and i"sricfn srsf psr1n5 S91ngrfssmsn fs N
President Wilson rested today. Tie
PRESIDENT and Mrs. Wilson attended
church in the forenoon, and motored
"oout the city during the afternoon. -
the congressman who called OH
President Wilson after luncheon todsv
We're Tom Counnlly, Texas; Hatton w
sumner. Texas; William a. Ashbrook =
ohio: William r. Green Iowa: AddI,
son r. Smith, Idaho; John H. Raker.
california;; Ladislas Lazaro Loujsjana;
James T.. Glynn, Connecticut: William
W Hastings. Oklahoma Burton l..
French. Idaho, and c. w Ramsuyer, :
Iowa.
The conversations were general ana
u l. said tho Congressman assured
'rosidcnt wilson of their belief In hiS
ability TO effect an carly adjustment OF
the situation. The ,ConEreS3meu ars
reported not TO have displayed any K
spirit or antagonism agains, the stand
OF president Wilson.
WILSON REMAINS Mum
ON VARIOUS POINTS
The war and its effects and the
problclns incident 70 arranging peace
were freely discussed. it was stated
but President Wilson did not commit
himself on any point at issue between
the United states and the allies
The President assured his callers
that IL was his intention 10 get ths
American troops home quickly 'IIc ex,
pressed an optimistic view concerning
tho peace conference and the iss,ic :
surrounding the covenant OF the league
OF nations and the Monroe Doctrine,
The congressman Will visit tho bat.
tic fronts. hSg'nning at Chateau- /