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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25
Act AGAINST Entente

Vienna, (Monday. Associated
Press).-A dispatch to the Neue
Freie Presse declares that all the
uonsocialist parties in Hungary Will
sunnort the new government for the
reason, it is said, that ii is decided to
act against the entente.
The rural population is reported TO
have gone over to the communists.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25
WILSON, LLOYD GEORGE AND
ORLANDO VERY BUSY
EASTERN EUROPE BOTHERS
Quick Action Considered a
Necessity NOW By All The
Leaders.

Paris (Monday. Associated Press
ALI the delegations to the peace
conference are very anxious regard
ing the situation in Eastern Europe
and are impressed with the necessity
of quickly doing something to hasten
the return of normal conditions to
the rest of Europe.
President Wilson, Lloyd-George,
and Orlando are at the sessions daily
to speed up the work. Wilson and
Orlando will meet Tuesday morning
to discuss the Italian frontier.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25
FRENCH RUSSIAN
POLICY ASSAILED
FRENCH SOCIALISTS WANT THE
FORCES WITHDRAWN

Paris, (Mondaj Marcel Cachin
and Paul Laffront, socialist members
of the Chamber of Deputies, have
made a vigorous attack on the gov
eminent policy toward Russia, and
urged the withdrawal Of the French
troops from that country
The government is expected to re-
ply tomorrow.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25
GEORGE FORT IS
TAKEN BY DEATH
ASSISTANT U. S. TREASURER
DIES IN WASHINGTON,

Washington March 25.--George
Fort, of Georgia, Assistant Treasurer
of the United Stetas, died { home
here today of heart failure.
He had recently rec vered from an
attack of influenza.
He was born i'll Americas.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25
ZION Hill MASONS
ARE COMING HERE
WILL USE CoROELE LODGE
ROOM FOR CEREMONY.
THURSDAY

The lodge room ofCordelia Lodge
Masons will be used Thursday night
for ceremony which will Lcgin at
eight o'clock and will be conducted
by the officers of the local lodge for
the Zion Hill lodge.
The visiting Masons win confer
the masters degree and they have
specially requested that all Masons
who may desire attend and witness
the work
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25
EIGHTY CARS FOOD
AT PRISON CAMPS
HOOVER SENDS RELIEF TO THE
RUSSIAN PRISONERS.

Coblenz, (Monday. Associated
Press Eighty cars of food for the
Russian prisoners in German prison
camps have arrived here, brought by
Herbert Hoover from American army
commissary for the Red Cross which
have charge of the cars on the trip
through Germany. Two barges OF
flour arrived here from Rotterdam
for the third army.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25
MARTIAL LAW IS
DECLARED in SPAIN
GENERAL STRIKE BREAKEs OUT
IN BARCELONA.

Madrid, day).-Martial law
vas proclaimed at five O'Clock this
morning 1t is understood the cor
-jlj1lpaW guarantees Wlii be- aus-
pended forthwith throughout spain
A general strike has broken out in
Barcelona.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25
IS ABOUT
FLOOD STAGE AT MEMPHIS

Memphis, March 25.-The Missis
sippi river here today is five-tenths
# a foot ayove the flood stage of
thirty-five feet 1t is the first time in
nore than two years that the flood
;t1ge has been erceeded here.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25
THANKED
FOR HIS SERVICES
LABOR REPORT FOR THE BIG
CONFERENCE.

Paris, March 25.-The terms of the
report it will make to the peace con-
ference were edcided upon Monday by
the commission o international la
Dor legislation.
The members adopted a resolution
thanking Samuel Gompers for his
work during the sessions.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25

A Nebraska inventors electromag
netic screw driver has dry battery
in the handle, from which current can
be switched to coil surrounding the
blade to pick up screws.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25
Allied Missions May Leave

Paris monday. Associated Press).
Unofficial reports from Budapest
state that the lalied missions there
are debating the ACCESSIBILITY of leav-
ing, and that the disarmament Of the
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25

William HohenZollen used to wear
this, helmet on parade, occasions but
the 0ids ne ten to one that it didn't
look as well on him as it does on this
friend of Lowell Thomas, American
war correspondent The helmet was
appropriated as his part of the loot
by a Spartacus soldier during the
riots in which the deposed kaiser's
palace in Berlin was sacked and all
his uniforms taken Mr. Thomas,
who was reporting the riotinG, bought
this interesting souvenir from the
Spartacan and brought it to New
York
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25

The Chilean government has TAX
IN steps to electrify three sections
OF its railway system.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25
Rolsheuiks Reach Rrody

Berne, (Monday). Bolshevik
army which is enroute to Hungary
has reached Brody, according to the
latest news here.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25

For more than forty years Frederic
Villiers has been war artist ana
correspondent and has been decorat-
ed by nearly every government IN
tAe--world,a .IEesis known as the hero
of fifty wars" After having sketched
and painted actual war scenes Tor
wears, he was the first t ouse the
cinematograph camera in campaign
ing. He is now in this country on
lecture tour,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25

Brody is fifty miles east of Lem
berg.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25
CUT OFF HALF
BILLION CONTRACTSH

Washington, March 25.--
Nearly a half billion dollars in
aircraft contracts have been
cancelled and suspended to
March nineteen, the War De
partment has announced.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25

French troops in the city is being
considered.
Order prevails and no injury has
been done the foreigners.
American representatives are be-
ing assured of protection and may
be asked to remain, it is said.
Martial law has been declared.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-25
Resent Secreacy

Paris, March 25.-The decision of
the Supreme Council Of the peace
conference to allow nothing to be
published regarding its proceeding
but the official communicate has
aroused the Indignation of the Paris
Press.
LIE Journal says the conference has
made heroic resolution. 1t has to
drape its. wounded dignity in most
absolute mystery.
Pertinaux article in Echo De Paris
is captioned: Council of Ten goes
underground"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01

the results. They want some history to
be made. They throb to see more of
these national Journeys, where the
locals will get a crack at the national
stars. They didn't used to---not too
much--but they do now since Oakmont.
VIII Heron take chance? VIII he
get into 1t for his own state title or
will he rest on his laurels and let Chem
throw their printed yodels at his manly
bosom? Nobody is satisfied much and,
if we judge correctly, least of all Her
ron. 1t looks like he would step up to
the tussle with a stout heart and mashie
his path to real pinnacle.
III he does cop of all this offered,
dangling glory, there would still be one
more little pitfali, argue many. Taking
'em by and all, the countryside is still
about whacked up between the relative
virtues of Francis Ouimet and Chick
Evans as Americas premier golfer to-
day. Herron's got the title, but some
folks feel that Ouimet and Evans put
each other out in that famous match OF
theirs where they gave all and tough
luck to the bird to fall. ..
SO, how about Evans versus Heron
as compared the one with the other
Looking through the statistics II doesn I
show any reason why Heron should
play Evans this year. They won't have
to clash In any particular tournament
unless one goes cunning for the other
And that isn't likely-not much, Al
in all, it looks like golden opportunity
for Nick Hayes, peerless Phiiadelphia
promoter. Nick beats 'em all to th,
wires with his bullion bags for boxers
Busy, Nick A gaudy golden goblet
Heron VS.. Evans.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01
THREE SPEEDERS IN
40-MILE MATCH RACE
carman, Chapman and Cory
Clash in Motorpace Feature
at Drome Tonight

Clarence Carman and George Chap
man will come together again In another
motor paced match race when they
clash over the forty miles distance Mt
the Point Breeze Velodrome tonight.
Frank Cory, the Australian speeder,
also will start In the triangular affair
over the velodrome saucer. ,s
Csrman, the present American cham
pion and the leading point scorer of the
season, defeated Chapman two out OF
three heats at the yelodrome more than
a month ago. Later Chapman, coupled
with Carman, defeated Cory and Percy
Lawrence In special team match race.
Carman, Chapman and Cory are
three of the gamest and speediest riders
in the game today.
Jimmy Hunter and Norman Ander-
son also win meet in a special two
mile motorcycle race.
An unlimited Australian pursuit race
between seven of the best amateurs In
the city is an added attraction.
Two other amateur cycle events are
listed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01
Scraps about Scrappers

IRISH PATSY CLINE doubtless will
1 be here the latter part Of the week
TO put on the finishing touches for his
session with Lew Tender at Shibe Park
on the night Of September 10. Cline's
last start was against Ralph Sehap-
pert in Scranton Friday night.
joey Fox and Dick Loadmap will be
on the same program with Tender and
Burman VS.. Joe Lynch and Joe yelling
VS.. Ralphy Brady,
BATTLING Murray and Patsy, Wallace will
entertain at the Peiat Brseze velodroms
this afternoon. Battling Leonard and Max
SywsiaSs Sosts foiiew il ysuns Msosy.rH 1'ssi Vs.
Little Bear, Willie Spencer ". hobby Doyle
aud Jimmy Mende vs.. While coulon.
IA. Ish@.EsIgsss @ E!l ssys s tns =. fsI q the a.
with FrsnEie coaifrey engaging Harlem
Eddie Kelly, Other bouts follow; Joe Men
Sss &d Wsun.s W Ssef eSsk opsnns f sae Vs. sy Xi
peyine,
Louisiana will perform in the slE-round
Willie Maclssksy and Charley sPuysyi LLss. Ls.
Sts.n SS:a bouts s sos1 fssw cssssy JsS sS:
BRADY Johnny puEan Ys Tommy cIears
and Jack PslmaF W, Johnny pqksl Bowers
Jehnny Moloney and Billy Beyans will en-,
tertaln AT the Pottpville bail park today
Johnny buEan meetn Harry Young, Benny
Perry takes on Jehhhy Ruaget, and Joe
cOopey faces Mel Kelly
Hssman TnSioT left for Minneapolis yes
terday, rfe hvatlipE promoter and mEteh,
maker via kSeand Johnny Ti;lmen. M
pFetsgs. N 4iiImap's hattie with 1och 40.
ions % TspFsdsy risht
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01


become acquainted
about dozen aspiring
of the week Believe
it's lifeths football
md of q will you this year,? interrupted
in the he replied
against will
games. Wray and he is
Deter Thomas Ertsvaag will the
1itzc Wray
Miller We'll and Van Ginklc will
compe for the cndjo
exceptionally Hinzleman Buncr
dontth
r.
0THERE shonH vp Of h""drcd a"dtda'es out the fc"
and wU 10 a
W. Fra.icr place at vlo Grove
sund be in shnpeto he October j..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01
FRIScH SPIKES GRIMES
Brooklyn TwIrier VIII Be Out TOR
Remainder Of Season

New York, Sept. LIN the eighth
inning of yesterdays game at Ebbets
Field, between the Dodgers and the
Giants, a most regrettable accident oc,
CURED, which means the retirement OF
pitcher BurIeigh Grimes, Of the Dodg-
ers, for the balance of the season.
Frisch, frst man up, hit sharp
groupder TO Konetchy. Grimes ran to
cover first,
The Brooklyn pitcher. not realizing
the speed of the young pupil OF Me-
Graw. was taking the throw in a leis-
urely manner. when Friseh made q
flying leap for the bag, landing at about
the same time that Grimes was receiy :
ing the throw. The Giant player, landed
on the right instep Of Grimes, who In. .
mediately crumbled, He was carried
on the field. and 1t was later learned
that he had received deep cut, the
spikes going into Che foot to the full
length.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01

MAYBE it won't be just convenient
A'A Maybe he won't. Maybe. again,
they'll force him to show 'em. Dave
Hcrron. winner of the United States
amateur championship at golf, what
ever he decides, secs stormy stretch
ahead.
From the sunkist orchards of Calfor-
MIA to the rollicking wavelets of the
Atlantic they have been hurling missiles,
overripe missiles, at the crown of the
new found champ. Nearly every critic
and links expert Of the land who saw
the play for the national belt has risen
since then to slosh ink all over the
lean hazard hopper, came by his title
by reason of the breaks and the mega
phones. That the path was eased for
| him by better golfers. That he could
not repeat. That he is not the best
golfer In the country. That he won il
from the best without playing them. In
short, that he is a cheese champion.
To all Of which Rig Dave, naturally,
answers nothing. 1t wouldn't be golf
ethics to cast def in the teeth of all
comers.. He won. That settles it'll
next year. Anything that happened at
Pittsburgh wasn't his fault. He played
'em as they came and beat 'em. II
the committee beloved too loud with
its megaphones. that wasn't his fault,
II the crowd was all with him, to the
disadvantage of his opponents, he could
not stop that. But he can wipe out this
Cheese champion" stuff and prove he's
the real thing. He's got his title. He's
entitled to 1t without competition till
next September. But meantime public
opinion doesn't think he deserves it.
They want to see him in action, see him
hack II up. The fall curtain is just
going up and there is plenty of big
stuff on the bills. ...
Keystone There
PENNSYLVANIA made the best showing
at the tournament for national honors
the figures show that. OF four links
men in the semihnals, three were
Pennsylvanians. A Philadelphian go'
the low score gold medal A Pitts
burrher won the title. The middle Of
this month they will trumpet 'em t.
the tees for the Pennsylyania amateur
cbamniopship. Heron Is not only
eligible 10 play, but the tenor Of te'
talk practically obliges him to entel
II he is to cling to his title by NIGH
az well as right. They did not use t
consider Heron the best golfer In, Pitts
burEh. There are plenty. OF Philadel'
phians who firmly avow that HerroI
would now have slippery shedding will
more than one star hereabouts amonl
the talent. II Heron passes up thi
tournament, the tourney won't be fo
the championship Of Pennsylyania. |
he plays and wins, he'll be sitting wa!
m there on the rocks where the skep
tics can't fling him about on the tides
II he plays aud loses, what will he be
Then comes the big jousting. Pla
for the Lesley Cup will be resumed. Thi
brings forward, the Sd Of 0ctObe
over the National golf links, one of tn
hest tests in the country, teams Of te
golfers each from Pennsylvania, Ne,
York and Massachu husetts--Boston in tn
main. Here We have Heron in a ne,
light. Can he duck this big test an
keep his prestige? For years and year
Bill Fownes, semiBnalist and toujour
a figure where there's a national crow
foT the going, has besn eaptsi> An
lead -oF msn Of the Ksyssoas tsk1A vi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01

The big noise starts Tuesday af-
ternoon on Franklin Field" he said
as he mopped his sunburned brow,
Several Of the boys will be out for
some informal practice, but take It
from me, that informal stuff will be
in name only. We will do some hard
work and get well acquainted with
every curve on the pigskinless foot
ball. This will continue day after
day until we feel as II we can play
five minutes without dropping by the
waysidc. Strenuous stuff every after
noon for the candidates, because we
gotta get in shape"
Cap'n Bert glared in his best mill
tary manner aud shifted to the other
foot
"Hcinc Miller and his brother Ray
will be on the job" he continued,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01
LARGE SOCCER CROWDS
10000 Witness Game s.t~.sn A.

10000 Witness Game Between Ar
senal and Newcastle at Hishbury
London, Sept, 1.--Eugland poured
out her thousands Saturday to see the
kick of OF the soccer season of 1919
20, and to witness the revival Of foot
ball on the lines Of the prey days.
Many of the teams had not played com
petitiye football for four years,
The chief London attraction in the
first division was plsysd at Highbury
between the Arsenal and Newcastle
United before 10000 pe6ple, who saw
he locals beaten By the only goal scored.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01
RULES; GAMES
TENNIS-GOLF LEAD
IN INFORMATION
COMPETITIVE SPORT
These Games Knop No Borderland, WorId-Wide in
Scope, Young Stars Are Developing Rapidly and in Fe,U
Years This Country Should Be Almost Unbeatable
IN THE sPoRTLIGHr-BY GRANrLaNp RICE

IN THE SPORTLJGHT-BY GRANTIAND RICE =
Copyright. lole. All reserves.
The Trainers
Ny pane Is Trouble-rm busy bloke--
I am the test of Courdge-and of Class--
7 bind the ooiodrd to a bitter yoke,
drive the from the cyo,onirg pa,s,
Weddings crush before they come to fame
But as the red star ouides across me pioht
] train the stdEtodrt for q better game,
drive the Gallant TO q harder fohf.
NV name Is Herd LHck-torecker Of rare dreers--
fotoD all toho seek the open from:
/ am the shddoo Dhere hefar light pieons
For those toho seek to knoD the sasy socvs
Qaitfeys break before they reach the crest
But tohere the red field echoes toith the drums
build the fighter for the final test
mold the brave for any drive thGt comes.
NV name is SorroD-I shall to all
To gou-and you-along the Trail of Joy; ft
By street aud stream pay my certain call
Before the stoeetness of success clop;
And Ueaker souls shol tceep amid the throno
And faH before me, broken dsmdyed;
But brdver hearts shall knOto that belong
And tdke me In serene and undfraid
Nv names Defedt-but through the bitter foht
To those toho knoo I'm something than friepd
For con build beyond the ,orath Of might
And drive dioay all yelloto from the blend;
For those toho quit, am the final blop, '....t
But for the brave toho seek their chance to learn
shop the toay at last beyond the foe
To Dhere the scarlet flames of triumph burn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01
eIIzabeth Becker Defeated

sr' 81 Phliadsiphis Turngameinde was nossd
out in the two events ahs entered az the
Tottenyills. Staten Island, water carnival
yesterday. She finished third IN the handI-
CAP iOO-yard swim and IN a fancy diving
event
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01
o,av wlns, IntsrnstIopaI Shoot

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. l,--G, Gray, PhIIadel-
uhia' landed hFst honorS IN the class B
ssventy-nys bird event et the fourth inter
last week He also scored possible Do
out Of 100 IN the Canadian national ex-
hlbtiOn handicap.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01
Herman Opposes Lynch at Waterbury


DETE champion the universe will
this
Lynch confidently believes
wilt be will
minute
those questionable English decisions
selected
his
Olympia appeared preliminary bouts
n
working his the wind
oppose
supposed biggest
in
championship honors and as he hard hitter
is likely have his hands full
champion leaving
recognized avoiding
clever
he has and that
interest in the match.
The bout in open PhaGdephsn.
be Q get eycfuL
Scott Close on Ludy's Heels for Record
yERETT the Boston Red SOx trailing
~ Of Of Phfly
5O7 consecutive date
hindhi i'm he with 501
with Washington
1919 He 100
attained batting Of 246
ips Of DOG.
DREiIots nqrEs playing
II ~ Aep 1efk Asfpaal 0Eat. whe pisys i5s gsmss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01
Marquard Has Defeated
o. Phils Nineteen Times

The appended figures give an inti-
mate line on how the pitchers of
the Phfllies and Robins, who begin
Il series at Ebbets> Field. Brooklyn,
today. have Jared in interclub games
during their lifetime pitching careers
against each club. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01
Nsbra,ka oult. conferenes

Chieaso, Sept; 1.-The University Of Ne-
Valley conference. following the refusal Il
the board governing intercollegiste spoft
request to play a football game in Omaha.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01
Reed RIrd Season ouers

SlIssesetss. y. J., Sept. 1.-The reed ana
ss sss VII ia'ss sssus spe1S 'aSs spd
g.. sss ssfIii Iiiss saIss r. I@ssss:s sass q Nowa spa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01
Clear Shedding for Football This Fall

The
their the will
appreciate playing They will show spirit than
football which should big with the old public
October and only November Then
epidemic which football fields the health
ruined the but November the
fair audiences Pittsburgh
played the colleges
New England followed suit
This everything is different The is in for big revival the
baseball Football fans impatient the
and they will be accommodated
a although Glenn Warner elatd
backfd DeIIart
Warmers hold the ball and keep scoring
and of itself.
which will bear watching
the will be for the That
University Morganwn, W. Va All of the old
promising freshmen have intentions Of
fubak will
position West Virginia
4 u wouldc up
the the the bue ribbon
the season. Neo uiH a institution.
candidates councilman in the Eighth district
Dr. Al Sharpe H be Yale and Fisher
signed TO O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01

Fisksts, 81 ". SO, Buy aglek 1t nj.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01

PALACE RINK ssth sM1EEET ss,1 S:.s SIS.
Every Att. Eve. Rink ENLARGED. New skates
Affernsans for ladies, TREE DESTRUCTION
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01

Hssman TsyieF left for Ainneapa.Ir yes
terdAy, rts hvatiipE promoter and mEteh,
maker wiz NfcQnd Johnny Ti;lmen. hlg
pretsee, IN 4iilmau's hattie with 1ock No.
i0ns a. T6pFsdsR risht
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-01
PICKIN ON HEBRON IS
RAGE; GOLF CHAMPION
MUST CONTINUE PLAY
Experts Wan Heron Sho,v His Class in Battle for
Keystone Title Here and Against Ouimet for
Lesley Cup-Then Real Champ g..
BY SANDY McNIBLICK


IRl
r.. would have
No
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-17
READY FOR
Their Credentials to be Presented
Probably Next Tuesday L..

Versailles, May ia distinct
impression among some of the SUI
coordinate members OF the German
peace mission that the Germans will
sign the peace treaty is reflected in
the remark of one Of secretaries,
who is quoted as saying: What
else can we do but sign? We are
on the ground, your knees are on
our stomachs and your thumbs IN
our eyes"
Paris, May Ut became known
yesterday that the German peace
delegation was preparing to send
another note to the Allied and asso-
c;ated powers concerning the peace
treaty. The note, which has not
yet been completed, is said to be in
relation to Alsace and Lorraine.
A peremptory answer to the Ger
man ncte registering objections to
the treaty arrangement for the left
bark of the Rhine and the Sarre
Valley has been drafted BY the spec
ial Commission on Territorial At
fairs presided over by Andre Tard-
leu, it was reported this morning.
The credentials of the Austrian
peace delegation will be presented
to representatives of the Allied and
associated powers at q meeting
probably next Tuesday, it was said
today. In the meantime the Aus
TRANS are marking time, except for
2 conference with the Inter-allied
Food Commission today relatives to
the regicutaling of Austria.