New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-27
Cast Out Bella Kun Rule Set
Up Stable Government
and We'll Feed You, De-
cides Supreme Council
Bulgarians Reach Paris
Rhineland Force Likely To
Be Fixed at 100000; U.
S. Representation Small

PARIS July % (By The Associated
Press)~-The supreme council Of the
peace conference decided this after
noon to send a communication to the
Hungarian people, advising them that
if they eject the Bella Kun government
and institute a government with which
the conference can deal, the blockade
will be lifted and food relief provided
The councils decision to appeal to
the Hungarians to depose Bella Kun
and establish different government
lations has created much interest in
Paris, where the movement is strong,
outside Of conference circles, for in
PREVENTION in Hungary.
The council believes that Bella Kun's
strength is so largely confined to Bud
apest that it will be possible to circu-
late the appeal widely.
The adoption Of similar tactics
whereby food would be offered to the
people Of the interior of Russia, if
they overthrow the Bolsheviki, would
for feeding Russia arc the subject of
almost daily discussion,
Recent dispatches from Vienna re-
ported that Bella Kun had been over
thrown, but that the government had
been seized by three Of his followers,
who we're even more radical than Bella
Kun.
The Bulgarian peace delegation ar
rived at the Lyons station at o'clock
this morning. The delegates were re-
ceived by Colonel Henry on behalf Of
mobiles to the Chateau Madrid, at
Neuilly.
The size Of the force required for
the occupation Of the Rhneland, under
the terms of the German peace treaty,
was question under consideration by
the supreme council at to-day's SEES
sion. For the present, it is said,
force Of 10000 men is likely to be
considered necessary on the left bank
of the Rhine.
Silesia Expedition Considered
The organization Of the military expe-
dition for the occupation of Silesia
during the taking of the plebscite
there also was discussed by the coun-
Gil. The general understa nding is that
all the Allied and associated armies
should be represented. The participa-
ton Of American troops in this work,
however, depends upon ratification of
the peace treaty, it is pointed out, as
would no longer exist reason for the
presence of Americans with the Allied
troops.
In any case, it is considered prob
able that the proportion of Americans
in the expedition will be comparatively
small.
Another question before the supreme
council to-day, according to "Le Jour
nal" was the maintenance of the in
ternational organization for the pro-
visioning of populations, including the
furnishing Of coal supplies. Foreign
Minister Tittoni, Of Italy, and Herbert
C. Hoover, the director general of in
ternational relief, the newspaper says,
presented propositions to this end.
Meyer Replaces Lersner
Herr Meyer, technical councillor of
the German peace delegation, will re-
place Baron Kurt Won Lcrsner as head
of the delegation during the latter's
trip to Berlin, where he has gone to
consult the government, it was an
nounced here to-day.
DR.. Karl Renner, the Austrian Chan
cellor and head of the Austrian peace
delegation, is returning to St. German
from Feldkirch, near the Swiss border,
where he has been in consultation With
other Austrian officials regarding the
Allied peace terms, according to a dis
patch to-day from Feldkirch At St.
German DR.. Rennek will prepare re-
port regarding the complete peace
terms, which were recently handed to
the Austrian plenipotentiaries.