Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-01
BUDAPEST IS
 QUIET AFTER
 REGENT RIOTS
Feverish Effort To Show
 Restoration of Order.
15O ARE EXECUTED
 BY NEW REGIME
Houses Of Wealthy Are Robbed Of Paintings To Be Put In
 National Galleries.

Budapest, Sunday, March 30.-(Via Vienna. .)-The plunge of Budapest in- to anti-capltalism continues with feverish efforts to show that the reign of law and order is undisturb-
 ed. The city is outwardly quiet, since the first few days in which there was much footing, especially of jewel ry shops. As result of the footing, it is reported, 150 persons were exe- cuted by the new regime, their com munistic ideas apparently being toe violent.
 The new freedom exists for those who are willing to live as the govern ment dictates. Two important newspapers the Pester Lloyd and the Az Est, prints only what the censor permits. Foreign cores pondents may transmit by telegraph if they write what is desired by the government.
 Czech troops who have been fight ing the communists in southern Slo- vakia, have captured the city of Kaschu, 40 miles northeast of Buda- pest, and other points. The German colonists in western Hungary and Pennsylvania are hostile to the Com munists and are attempting to es- tablish their independence.
 Troop Do Not Interfere.
 The Trench troops at Szegedin. southern Hungary, and elsewhere, it is said, are permitting the Com munists to establish themselves in control as they wish, despite the fac9 that there were riots in small ind,striaf centers where the Com murists held organized parades af- ter he fashion set in Budapest Hose entering the country may leav' only by the personal permis- sionEo Bella Kun foreign minister. TheI minister has acknowledged in an Interview that Hungary's com mun( does not desire to make war on the htente at present, but asserts that Hungary wishes to live peace 1 fullylwith all.
 I'll Hungarian diet says that the actiot is guaranteed by President Wilsf1's IA points and that their ideaaof personal national liberty are embodied by the American declara- tion f independence.
 Wdhen are joining the Red army. Bella Kun has installed his offices in the 4yal castle. House rents have been leduced 20 percent. The homes of th4wealthy are being searched and paintlgs and works of are to be requistioned for the purpose of es- I tablisfng national galleries after the style It Moscow.
 1 .1sO Executed
 Budpest, Sunday, March 30. Via lViennD, CBy The Associated Press )- One Andred and fifty persons were
 execuh by the new communist reg ! ime N Budapest for footing during
 the pfftical turmoil here last week. Thdtown of Kaschau and several other NRints in Southern Slovakia
 have tA captured by Czeschos who Iare figAing the communists.
 Germa\ colonists in Western Hun gary andTransylvania are hostile to the conn 1unists and are making an l effort to kain theid independence. RSort Riots In America. I Paris, arch S1.--(By The Asso- Laicted Prfs)-Another wireless mss- lsabe sentIy Tchitcherin, the Russian
 Rolshevisl foreign minister to Bella
 Kun, for{in minister in the new lHungarial government, has been i'm ! tercepted Iy the French government wireless derators. The message was sent last aturday and deals with the 4Iallegad read of Bolshevism. It says:
 I '"rhe reklutionary movement cer- l tainly is dining in Aferica Ameri-
 ca newspairs say the states of New
 York, Pelsylvania, Indiana, Illi-
 nois and Mhigan are especially im- l pregnated Bolshevism.
 I "A riot s taken place in Phila- T I;delphia wht certainly must be att l ltributed to Iolshevist influence" Misans At Belgrade. T Paris. Nah 31.-The French, Brit Il ish and SeIAn missions which were
 in Budapest linen the Hungarian rev \ olution brol out, have arrived at \ Belgrade. Icy were imprisoned in } their living harters but not sent to Jail