Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
ORLANDO EXPECTED
. IN PARIS THIS WEEK
TO Join CONFEREES
Message Sent to Rome by
Wilson, Clemenceau and
Lloyd George.
SEE EARLY AGREEMENT
ON QUESTION OF FlUME
Belgians Dissatisfied and Go
Home for Conference With
Government Leaders.
MANY ARE KILLED AT MUNICH
Communists Are Driven From City,
While Situation in Budapest
Remains Unchanged.
MANY ARE KILLED AT MUNICH
rBv Associated Press. I

TBv Associated Press.1
PARIS. May i.--President Wilson,
Premier Clcmenceau and Premier
Lloyd George. composing the council
OF three, today sent n communication
to the Italian government inviting 1t
to resume it's place at the peace CON
ference.
The councils invitation is of such a
nature that II is believed Italy will
accept II, and that the relations tenn
porarily broken by the recent denart
ure from Paris of Premier Orlando and
ForeiSn Minister Sonnino will be re-
stored ny the presence of Italian dele
gates at the peace conference before
the treaty is delivered to the German
The council of three considered tho
Italian situation in it's deliberations
doiang ddnrlng tne past two days and finally
friendliest nature. The terms of the
com mmunicatton to the Italian govern
ment hn,I nave not been disclosed. but it is
sonal element OF the controversy and
10 pave the way for territorial ad-,
sumcd.
Sees Early Agreement.
Major Fiorello H. La Guardia. a mem
her OF the United States House OF Rem.
resentatives. from. New York. who is
an an, ltalfan by birth. after seeing Colo
mel Fiouse today, said he believed n he
entire Italian question could be set
tied within forty-eight hours. He add.
no not ne Is, W. was urging that pride should
ing the frst overture made from PARIS
In Belgium the dissatisfaction over
a petition being presented TO Kinr Al.
pert, asking him to decline to ntfiS his
signature to the peace treaty. a Cabi-
three Belgian delegates for a confer
cnce which Is TO decide whether tho
conditions offered Belgium are ACCEPT
was held in Antwerp Sunday, mt which
demands were made for the fuifillment
ol the allied pledges to Belgium.
Many Slnin mt Munich.
All OF Munich. capital of Bavaria, is
now in the hands OF the government
,uroops except one section Of the city.
TWO hundred persons ure said TO have
of ofeh Tx siiieu an IN the lighting for control
lnat 3oV government troops met death
near Munich when the Spartacans
Dlew up the train on which they were.
The situation in Budapest remains
uhchanSed except that 1t is asserted
snat the commanders OF the Czech,
Serplan and Roumanian troops have
occupy it. 80" 80
The question of Italian representa-
tion at the peace negotiations SO far
as can be asccrtained, has nor bern
raised by the German delegates at Yer
saliles. Certainly it was not touched
er-a ed
and and German credentials committee hero
Thursday.
The Germans Germ had this point in re-.
serve and, according to indications
would probably have raised II had ths
lntcr-allied representatives at t,e
meeting questioned their right to speak
tpr 10 i,n' mepnany' with Bavaria in rebellion.
or enjoying semi-independence How.
ever, when NJ. Cambon, instead. uro-
posed an exchange OF credentials fo.
S SSerihGation the Germans We're so salts
way to seek trouble.
Allies Preparing Reports.
. Ihere has been no meeting of the
German and inter allied committees
since 81 then, but the inter-ailicd com
IN isSion met today at the Quai d'Orsay.
IN Paris. 10 prepare ii report whs,h
Viii be submitted to the Germans in
Henry White represented tho 1rn,.a,
states 1t is understood that the Inter
allied representatives, found nothinrSti,
question in the German documents.
Churs $Soers among the German
delegates were few in number. Raran
von Lersner and Herr Giesberts, accom-.
pa pa MED by several subordinate members
ing services in the Catholic Church.
while three German men and Ave wo.
men occupied reserved pews in the
w frsncn rrotestant Church. The wo-
ney mad purchased during the prom
snade; were attended in each case by
ieiSn secret service agents.
The Germans planned Il sight-secjpr
excursion at Versailles for this after
room TO frianon and Little Trianon and
nad requested permission to visit tha
historic apartments of Madame Main
enon and Marie Antoinettc The neces
'ary permits were not received. how
yer and the project had TO be aban
loned.
a considerable holiday crowd went
rom Paris 10 catch Il glimpse of the
iermans. but found the barrier ars
angements in working order and wero
constrained to confine their PRONE.
iades TO the far side of the street. whiIc
ne Germans took the middle road he
ween the barriers
Artists Sketch Germans.
Herr Giesberts and Herr I.andsberr
deserving French artist sketchinw
MEMBERS of the German party at the
Mtrance to their hotel this after
loon. went over to him and asked him
O make a sketch OF them also. Theys +
,osed patiently for the artists and
hen signed the sketches. sl lE-
Count Won Brockdorn- -Rantzau, head II
4 the deiegation. took a short stroll. IS
nd later remained outside his hotei r
mating with the other members OF
he German delegation.
TeleEramS from the Italian capital =
eporting the efforts being made by
llied dlplomats to heal the breach
aused by the absence OF Itaiy's de-
'Sation, at the peace conference aay