The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-05-05
ALLIES MAY HAVE SIGN PEACE WITHOUT ITALY BEING REPRESENTED; SITUATION MORE SERIOUS
 NOW: WILSON MAY BE FIRST LEAGUE PRESIDENT

NUV, WllAOUlV MHl DE rlNOl u NEW YORK, April 2o.-(H9-The summary com piled by the general headquarters of the Associated Press here which will appear in morning papers tomorrow will say "Prerier Orlando left Ambassador Page today with the understanding that he will not return Paris for the purpose of signing the treaty This gives the Paris situation serious aspect but the allies will proceed with the signing of the treaty notwithstanding the absence of the Italian delegation The British peace delegation has declared that regards the Monroe Doctrine nterna tona understanding and guarantee for peace under the covenant of the league of nations.
 ORLANDO OPPOSED
 ROME, April 2o.-(49-Some opposition to Premier Orandos stand in the Adratc claims question has develop cd i'll the chamber of deputies Deputy Turat leader of the Italian socialists speaking from the floor after Orlando had concluded his address informed the premier that the social sts defend the right of selfdetermnaton applied Tume adding that the right be extended utionary Russia The Italian has heretofore fused to allow Plume to settle its destiny.
 WARNING GIVEN
 PARIS, April 29.-(49-Folowing the departure off Lloyd Georges messenger for Rome this evening" ounced that the British premier had soleny advised Or ando against the inclusion of Plume under Italian control He sent word to the Italian leader that such inclusion would make settlement of the question difficult if not impossible
 ITALIANS HOOT AMERICANS
 COPENHAGEN, April 29.-QF)-Advices received here say that noisy demonstrations have been held against Americans in Plume American officers in that city have been
 
 demonstrations organized by Italians and the crowds taking part in them mostly of Italian derivation.
 LODGE SIDES WITH ITALY
 WASHINGTON, April 29.-(R)-Senator Lodge, one of the most prominent of the republican leaders in the tonal congress- tonight openly sided with Italy against Pres ident Wilson the Plume question: The republican lead eegraphed Italian soldiers in Boston saying that the Italian demands for Plume right and just He add ed that the ugoSavs also ought to have access to the
 MEETS IN OCTOBER
 PARIS Anri] 2Q-(AP-After a general discuss;on hv the delegates from all powers represented the peace ference it has been virtually determined hold the first meeting of the league of nations at Washington this year It will probably take place time during the month of October This practically that President Wilson will be invited to become the first president of the league
 ORLANDO ADDRESSES PARLIAMENT
 ROME, April 29-(E1-Premicr Orlando delivered an address n the chamber of deputies this afternoon the Adratc question which cleared President Wilson of the charge made by Orlando of attempting go the head Of the Italian government in appealing the people, The premier admitted that the President had given him the state April 14, which afterward published by Mir Wilson after it found that the Italians going to stand by their demands. The premier said that his excuse for not forwarding this statement to his government that he convinced that 1tays reasons for her claims founded such high principles that would be impossible for them not to be accepted by the allies.
 the people to cease their demonstrations and preserve the greatest calm.
 LLOYD GEORGE STILL TRYING
 PARIS, April 29-QE9-Loyd George is still trying to effect settlement in the Adatc claims difficulty He again ntervened in the matter today when he trusted associate to communicate with Premier Orlando in Rome No ntimaton has been made the nature of the com rnunicator forwarded
 MAIN DELEGATION ARRIVES
 PARIS, April 29.-(F1- 1-The main German delegation arrived Versailles this evening and were assigned quar ters with the delegates already here the Hotel Reservers At the time conferences being held here the peace com mttee of the German national assembly will meet in Ber lin to await advces from the German delegation Versa les
 BIG THREE BUSY The council of three President Wilson, Lloyd George| and Premier Cemenceau have been discussing Belgian and Japanese questions today They undecided as to te