Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28

states In Turkey. the President is
make any promises and that Il the most
-s-ho could do was to present tho subject
TO the people at home. One OF the
main reasons for the proposed Ameri.
pointed out, is that 1t would keep Con-
et&ntinople out OF European politics
and keep the Black Sea open for the
Concerning Mexico and Costa Rico
not being in the league Of nations, the
presidential view is said to be that
the situation is OF their own making
and that it is necessary for those gov
ernments to find themselves" Rela-
tive to the Presidents fourteen points.
the view is taken that tho treaty ad-
heres 10 the points more closely than
had been expected. owing to the din :
culties and complications which arose
during the course of the negotiations.
On the whole. presidential quarters
regard the signing of the treaty as
the end OF long job they are glad
TO see finished. and President Wilson
1t was said. starts back relying with
confidence on approval OF the work by
the people when misRpprehensions have
been cleared away and they have been
made fully aware what the conference
has accomplished.
Favors Supporting France.
Besides signing the treaty and the
protocol tomorrow, the President has
made il known that he is ready to sign
tho treaty carrying out the arrange
Great Britain Will come to the assist
ance OF France in case she is menaced
by Germany. IL the treaty can he pre-
pared for signature before his DEPART
ure; otherwise he will authorize Sec
rotary of State Lansing to sign that
treaty after his departure. The triple
undertaking has already been COM
nunicated in the form of letter.
which Will be sent 10 the American
Senate. but the treaty is the formal
carrying out of the engagement
IN .lN
Will not be interrupted by the sign
ing of the treaty, with Germany. al
though President Wilson will leave
Paris tomorrow night and Premier
on Sunday. Foreign Secretary Balfour
and Secretary of State Lansing will
replace the British Premier and Presi-
! dent Wilson in the work Yet 10 he
nposaoly =" Sl ta be taken eay up S Monday aA
Complete All Plans.
!. Plans wero completed by the coun-
.. oil of four today for the signing OF
afternoon. No official statement. how
, ever, was Issued by the council
It is definitely known now that Italy.
the German peace treaty bS Baron
. sonnino, Marquis. Imperial III Franca-
villa and Dr.. silvio Cresp The newly
. delegation, headed by Minister Tittoni,
will not arrive In Paris until Sunday
. tnoTnlUE.
! Those holding tickets of admission O
OF mirrors in the Versailles Palace
have been notified that they must be
These papers must carry the photo
! graphs of tho person TO be admitted
, Ticket holders are requested to be at
the palace by o'clock In the after
noon.
: The original of ,ht treaty Of peace
which will be signed by all the pleni-
u nlent, according to L'Intranscean;. II
twill cost $1,000 francs TO prepare the
- document.
r German. Move on Poland.
- Some, anxiety has been aroused in
!. aggressions against Poland. The i'm
.portant city OF Czenstochowa. $50 miles
~southwes, OF Warsaw. is reported as
BEING under heavy attack by artillery.
AT some points the Germans are de-
-cl2red 10 De within twenty miles OF
Movements o. the Germans against
Ethe Western Polish boundary at three
a. po!2is are giving great uneasiness in
ertuskl. Polish Premier. is making
esrAtst Efforts 10 obtain ammunition
-cut the principal railways. which IL is
thought they Will attempt. Heavy ar
-taaery attacks upon CIens;ochowa from
Ihc railway connecting Warsaw wi.n
C-&cow and the Teschea coal fields.
Cas ns;"cnoTs Is CRY OF *o0co per
SONS zac an important railway juno
ZION
the Germans are also advancing -
ArotosShir itty-Tcus miles south
EovthsasI q Postn, and directly west
cf Log. and there Is hGhting on The
river Nt:I-. west OF BrcinberE. Polish
FIAT cGice-x stationed n Paris regard
me Cztaf-ocaoss action rs most c-i.i-
cSL Is Ike Germans are within TWEEN
~ niles % cnA city ~ some points.
TIE decision OF ne COUNCIL Of sour
- pt--,!: the Polish army 10 s;ablish
o-ts- II Galsc;s. east OF Lembe-s car
-5s1 Et-s = TS- ro-z-? recognition OF
sc :5Tsr SrlCz ss che eastern bound
zg ~ Poland. pending the decision OF
fSE l1=gI= Of nations This decision
was especially gratifying TO u. Pader-
e<sEi z1t MS associates IS the inter
aiss.t COMM sioIE which visited the
region supported Polish reports that
the ois.-.c, vas being terroyized by
bandits coaft. cted with 10 recognized