The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-01-27
SUPREME COUNCIL WILL DEAL v':7H POLISH QUESTION:; MAI.Y
 DONlIlvI0NS WANT DELEGATES
(Tlle Associated Press)

(Tle Associated Press) PARIS Jan. 22-The supreme council at its meeting today decided to deal with the Polish question and will send delegation to that country to make investigation the present conditions and to ascertain just what methods should be employed The of the delegation not announced the final selection has not been made but the mission will consist of eight persons.
 REACH AGREEMENT ON RUSSIAN STATUS
 PARIS, Jan. 22-The supreme council announced to- day an agreement the of Russia ill the at of peace congress- Both President Wilson and Lloyd George been consulting this question tor some time and believed that they have arrived at solution of one of difficult problems that will confront the conference The of this question must be made before the formation of league of nations take place. being regarded absolute necessity tor the Prell ry acts General Foch present at the meeting and voiced his opinion several matters ot importance dealing
 APPROVES PRESIDENTS PROPOSALS
 PARIS, Jan. 22.-The supreme council has approved the proposals made by President Wilson concerning kus sa The proposals included the granting Russia the right to direct its internal affairs.
 POWERS RECOGNIZE REVOLUTION
 The proposals also provided for the recognition of the revolution by the powers and all invitation Will be extended all organized groups Sbera within the boundaries of European stood before the war; send rep Princes lsand i'll the Sea ot arora, to delegation from the allied powerS The question of standing of Russia will then be discussed Ihls mat will only taken up when truce has been decared be- the fighting tactions The date of the kusslan- Allies conference set for February fifteenth
 ANXIOUS TO SECURE EVIDENCE
 The supreme council is anxious to evidence iii these accredited representative the bol slevkl tnoroy familiar with the affairs o that tao t:on 1t probable that hgn the BoIsne council will attendance the Princes Island meet ng.
 FRENCH OPINION NOT FAVORABLE
 PARIS, Jan 22-Ihls afternoons edition ot the Daily to the boishevlk regime believing that the opinion ot the French will not countenance such procedure.
 COUNCIL, WILL DISCUSS PROPOSALS
 Following the expression of approval of plans sug- gesed by President Wilson the council voted to devote the afternoon session to general discussion ot the features ot tilc plans outlined on the Russian question.
 FIVE POWERS REACH AGREEMENT
 PARIS Jan. 22-At the close of the meeting of the supreme council today announced that five powers had reached agreement the Russian question: Those curing the agreement England, America, Trance, Italy and apan Just what the agreement cannot be stat ed until it has been presented to peace conference.
 COMMONS WANT REPRESENTATION
 PARIS Jan 22-A movement has been started among tie selt-governng domnions British government ask that they be allowed to have individual representation the peace conference. Canada and Australia among tine leaders in the They believe that they titled to consideration owing the great sacrifices made during the They placed on the basis other nations when the time for furnishing troops hand and they believe that they should have voice in the final disposition of the peace terms
 FRENCH WOMEN PRESENT PETITION
 PARIS Jan 22--An organization of French to- day presented to the supreme council resolution asking that be given place in whatever bodies will be ed for putting league of nations effect This resou ton will be presented the peace conference its sion.
 PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR BELGIUM
 PARIS, Jan. 22-At the close of the meeting of the supreme council today President Wilson announced his tention of paying visit to Brussels Monday. The length of his stay not mentioned but it is believed it will not exceed thirty-sx hours.
 MAY SUBSTITUTE HIS MEMBERSHIP
 PARIS Jan 22.-Rumor is in circulation to the effect that President Wilson will sonic prominent Aer1can