Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-31
TREDCA-HON|. PEACE.
NOT lobe DELAYED
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n Effect When Deputies Rat
lily Regardless Of Other
Pacts Pending.
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PARIS. July s1.-Tha French cab
met approved today the proposal
that peace should be considered to
Jexist officially from the date of pub
tlication in the Oficial Journal Of rati-
sfication of the German treaty by the
Nchamber Of deputies. when completed.
It was decided that the ratification
fof. the German treaty should be con-
fsidered to mark state of peace with
tout awaiting the completion of
ttrtaties with other powers still at
Live Stock CommissionAArrives.
The German conmtssions. charged
with details Of the delivery to France
sand Belgium Of live stock-called for
by the peace treaty and the transfer
cot the coal mines of the Saar valley,
shaye arrived at Versailles.
! Economic Council Goes to London.
Herbert C. Hoover and other mem
bets of the supreme economic coun-
acil left today for. London. where the
council will meet tomorrow to discuss
splSns for the continuance of inter-
allied control Of suppliesa
Maxine Soon to. Return TO japan.
Baron Nobuaki Maxine, head Of the
Japanese delegation to the. peace con-
nefence, accompanied by his stan, will
ssah shortly for Japan.
Austrians Given to August g.
PARIS, July so.--ons o'clock in the
afternoon of ApkpJt 10 the time fixed
fof the termination OF the Austrian
de1egation's communications concern
int the peace treaty. $500
swarship- Division discussed.
. Division of.the. German and Aus
tfi6n warstifps among sthe allies was
di1euSed at length today by the SUI
prime council. but no decision was
fe9ched.
The council approved q report of
N4fshal Foch recomme ending the i'm
mediate expulsion Of the German army
from Letvia, where Gen. Won der Goltz
and other German officers are declared
70 sbe becoming sinsolent and are en-
de4voring "a prevent the Let's from
establishing NAfirm goyernment,s p
The ceaKcil approved the clause in
the Bulgarian treaty guaranteeing the
rights OF minorities and also the ports
and waterways clause. subject to final
boundary decisions which have been
delayed through failure to agree on
fh4 question Of Thrace.
Trtnch to Discuss Treaty August 10
1a szessssa y Egsnsh circle. that that
shsDt 81 as1seiss A ans Win e CON-
ttnue forathree- or -four. days.-.lThere
will then be q three or four day dis
cppsicn in the Senate. The suggestion
mt rthe French would not consider
= 4 10 ftna fnA - tac tua
acfsd Came from n. FfankiinsBouii-
Hon and other opponents of Premier
sClemenceau. who are considered to
Shase political reasons Tor delay. But
1t ts generally believed that NJ. Glenn
enceau will be- eble to bring about 81
speedy confederation.
i AZ Japan Is supposed to have copy
Of the treaty by this time and the en-
peror's ratification is expected at an
Dpthion that the tfeaty win become.
effectfve when the. French ratify,
about August 20. England already
has ratified the treaty, and the sigma
lures of only three great powers are
Tittoni Wins Support.
That sisnor Tittoni. italian for
eign minister and member Of the
Italian peace delegation, has brought
about . much better feeling among
the great powers toward Italy aud
ItaN's aspiration. seems apparent
FROM discussions that are heard in
peace conference circles and articles
appearing in the French newspapers
Through the gaining of advantages
ELSEWHERE 1t is said that Sighor tit
toni evidently is planning to satisfy
the italian public in such way that
the. F1ume question can be compromised
In . manner that, will save the cofi-
ference from repetition Of a threat
ened break over Ffume.
Would Yield Spitzbergsn.
The Russian political commission
In Paris has advised the peace con-
ference commission which is consid-