The courier-index., 1919-11-21

many and such nations a. h...
fed the pact will take noea
many mas not yet fulfilled m,
or the provisions of the armlst,s,
was Instructed by the supreme
Gil to send a delegation to p,,'
November 10 to sign protoeol
anteeing to carry them out sDa
to surrender certain vessels sDd
ing DOCKS as a penalty for the
ing of the warships in Scapa M
Germany is excited over tho \,
lions In a leading Berlin pauer
big communist plot for an upu
this winter which. beginning
strikes to cripple industry, shall
In the establishment Of a soviet
of government in close assocI1
with the present holshevik g3
ment Of Russia. The conspiracy
said, Is led and financed by Rus
The outbreak is to have Its begu|
in the Ruhr c0al-mlnlng district
ready full Of Spartacans, and Nd
and Brunswick will be among
main centers of uprising, The
munists believe a large part ot
national defense army will desert
Join their red army.
The pendulum Of civil var sH
back and forth with consIdef
regularity In Russia. AT this VII
1t is the bolSheviki that are VIM
General Yudenitch and bis
army OF the northwest not only
to reach Petrograd but are now
10 be In a most precarious situs
The reds assert they are surOual
him, that they are receiving heavl
endorsements and that bolsl
troops are attacking him IN the |
from Luga. This, however Gang
rect from Trotzky. and he is %
Gus liar. Consideration must De
a report from Helsingfors that
Firms have secretly volunteered
ioin Yudenitch and are well eQul3
Denikine's artillery has desl]
Derbent on the Caspian sea, anq
claims the Don Cossacks In the
part of October captured oowV)
shevikI. But he does not seem
get ng much nearer to MOSCOW
miral Kolchak's Siberian ~
which were defeated on tne
river. have retired far to the easy
likely are still on the move
The boIshevik government Il
have reiterated their willingness
make peace and to pay the 'u
sian debt If they are let a'V''
Congress had been dawu''ns
In the matter of railroad les's.
hut was aroused to action ~. ;.
when Director General hlus,
formed Senator Cummins ,'' - :,
don't wilson had determined % :
the roads to their owners ~ a.s IN !,
+, whether or not congress had p \
opy bin for their regulation :. = J,
rec as impossible to ~, pa''
cummIns bin or anything IKE IKE,
This session. so work was 0e =
once on a temporary measure |. y !,
the emergency and to aver !, =
e ene financial catastrophe. - !,
provide for the restoration auors al I,
p roods 10 their former owners Isa ~
r continuation Of the government 'l, NJ.
eo4,'"t hut all controversial n :,
IKE the antl-strike prov 's.od :
Cummlns bill, will be Om''''
General Pershing, appear u ,o b
-, es senate and house military y, az 'S'
t the Se onposed the creation . o. y :,
resS department Of as va, urs Cd
p poncentration Of authority y, lV ne "a
cu,.eps of airplanss s,,i for en-
navy and post office es. aSpl has Just
A special army O@nra I that con'
. renort RECOMMENDING hased 4
a act0 an aviation policy '.., 91'l Isrs,
e en- 8 te en- program w'o,'rran 'p
n uua ! appropriations ssaarooautlc'
stimulate slim commercial ,o aF's air deV
make APPROX, "a office. war ap d
Departments de- If the soeroormnmepdsd
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be formed to a cee,sorrdt'r'aa"'ssnItted = 7
Secretary Baker u committee. y '
that he disagreed :, WA, : single q
p %ere 10 be created -. i s sr' tbs .
m DoInte d and controlled +
p members whose "a d'p''
Ne directly affected