The Pensacola journal., 1919-07-21
Addresses Have Been An
nounced For Every Day
Except Saturday and 9th
er Speeches Expected.
CHINESE DELEGATES
CALL TREATY UNJUST
Arrive in New York on Same
Steamer With Japanese
Representative to Paris
Conference.

Washington. July 2O-Continued con-
tests on the peace treaty in he sen
ate and on prohibition enforcement. IN
the house, are the outstanding fea-
lures OF this weeks congressional
program. A flood of speechmaki7S on
the treaty and League of Nations is
to be loosed in the senate. For every
day but Saturday addresses have been
announced and several extemporaneous
speeches are expected.
Conferences between republican SEN
ators and the president will be resum-
ed tomorrow. The house elections
committee plans to resume hearings to-
morrow on the contest of Victor Ber-
ger, Wisconsin socialist, for a seat in
the house. and numerous other COM
mittee activities of interest are ex-
pected during the week.
New York, July 2o.-Members of
both the Japanese and Chinese dele
cations to the peace conference reach
ed here today on the steamship
Aquitania. Spokesman for both sides
issned statements regarding the Shan
tang award. Quo Tai-Chi, Chinese
technical delegate, said the decision in
wolves a glaring injustice to China.
The weaker allies were sacrificed at
the peace table for the stronger, he
said. Yami Kawa and X. Adacni,
technical advisers for Japan in the
conference. said Japan was entirely
Satisfied with the peace terms. The
tung eventually would be returned to
China, they said.
Paris, July 20.-The remaining sec
tions of the Austrian peace treaty
were presented to DIR. Karl Renner,
head of the Austrian peace delegation,
at st. Germain this morning without
ceremony. In a letter accompanying
the document, Premier Clemenceau
gives the Austrians ten days to present
written observations on the treaty and
indicates that the treaty answers all
previous Austrian notes.
The financial terms provide that the
Austrian prewar debts will be appor-
toned various former parts of Aus
tria and Austrian coinage and war
bonds circulating in the separated ter
ritory will be taken over by the new
governments and redeemed as they see
fit.
The military terms provide that me
Austrian army henceforth IS TO De
only 10000 men serving on purely
voluntary basis with universal mill
tary service abolished as part of plan
eral limitation of ornaments OF all
nations" The army shall be used ex-
clusively for the maintenance of in
ternal order and control of frontiers.
The manufacture of war material
must be confined to a single factory
under control of the state. Importa-
ton and expectation of arms is for
hidden. Austria accepts responsibility
OF Austria and her allies for loss and
damage to allied governments and their
allies and nationals as a result or the
war and the amount of damage VIII
be determined by a reparations COM
mission AS immediate reparatioa
Austria shall pay within the next three
wears a reasonable sum to be deter
mined by commission. Austria a.so
must deliver certain numbers of cat
IL, to Italy, Serbia and Rumania ana
give options on her timber, iron,
and magnesite as well as make other
concessions.
Berlin, July 20.-Another reign or
terror exists in Budapest, according TO
advices from Hungarian capital % the
Tageblatt, and red terror IN Its worst
form is anticipated. The dispatch says
so-oalled terror troops are masters or
the capital and they have stormed the
garrison. disarmed the tr5ops Of Bella
Kun and distributed the arms to the