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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
POLICE HOLD STATE
MEETING IN TULSA
Association NlIl Today Discuss Ret
ter Methods for Handling
had BOys.

ono " the most important mat
tcr7 tp come before the p,atc con-
ycn',ou OF the oklahoma Peace Of
fccrs' association. which meets In
Tulsa today viii be the handling Of
you'h(uI criminals.
Much opposition has grown up
against 'he r"formotory system. 80
being claimed that the hcrding of
young hoys iu Institutions OF this
Kind has ! bad mornl effect and that
the criminal tendencies are not cor
ror'.l NE such confinement.
Dric,'ivo IT. Carmichael Of the
Tulsa police department. H I'm favor
NJ establishing farm whore Of
Tenders OF rhls kind may be srut and
given Wholesome and hcalthfm en-
plprmrrI which would not only
make 'ho bows better but would
train them Tor uscful occupations
The convention viii meet i'm tho
Es"mn'y room at IN" new city han
lt $50 q. m
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
TULSA GOES AFTER
NEXT OIL MEETING
Committee Named 20 Invite National
Convention 10 Come
Here.

Tulsa Is going 10 make strong
pull at the national convention OF
oil men In Chicago :hlg week to bring
tho next national convention here.
Plans for this undertaking were
formulated nt IA meeting of tho di-
rectors pf the chamber OF commerce
and "a committee was appointed to
cooperate with the Tulsa delegates
to the convention. This committee
is composed OF Eugene IoriOn.
Thomas j. Hartman and A. L.. Aaron
son,
The Apollo club. going to the con-
ventlon AZ special entertainment
attraction will make special ap-
peal for the next years session
Since Tulsa In recognized ss the oil
capital OF the world, local petroleum
interests arc OF the unanimous opin-
ion that the wonder city Is deserving
Of the next convention,
Colonel Peck. oil editor for The
World, departed Sunday night for
Chicago. where he will attend the
The colonel Will inform
The World by telegraph OF the ac-
iivlties of the convention and. In ad-
'hamher OF commerce committee 10
he end that Tulsa may land the
lluon, Will keep In touch with the
loKt convention.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24

- NEW YORK. March % 3-Dr
waiter X. Wilkins. .siN " -four years
old. IN awaiting trial on a charge or
numbering his wife IN their honc.nt
Long. Beach, l.. /. The doctor was
arrested few days ago in "A New
YORK depot while waiting for a train
to Mlueola
Mrs. wilkins was beaten 10 death
W'ih hammer iu the back yard OF
lu"u home Ia" night Of February
"a Tine hammer was found. The
htndI" bore hlood-staincd finger
marks 4 roll of bills. also hearing
bloody finger prints was found later
hen"dih 20 mattress I'm the Wilkins
hnw" lh" finger prints are cx-
poctrd tp pluy an important part In
N" case although II is pointed out
mat tho doctor. after caring for hi4
" ltr following her death might have
picked up the hammer before
cleansing his hands.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
lNDENTIFY MURDERED MAN
AS ST0CKMAN FROM TEXAS

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. March 2s.--
The man who was murdered In a bog
car on IA Missouri Pacific freight
train near Gurdor, Ark, Friday has
been Identified as Joe Greenburger,
a stockman OF Wills Texas. He was
riding In the car which was filled
with farm Implements and cattle
that he had purchased in st. Louis
and was taken to his home lie was
round unconscious when the train
reached Gurdon. His skull had been
fractured and he died IA short time
after he was discovered The officers
believe that ne was attacked and
robbed by some tramp who had
stolen II ride on the train. Mrs
Gre"nhurger and I'd Blackman, ~
Houston, Texas. friend OF the dead
man. arrived at Gurdon today. A sus-
pect was arrested at Arkadelphia,
Ark, today, but sheriff Golden. who
made the arrest. refused TO dlvulgs
ih" mans name until he has had op-
portunity TO question him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
STILL HOPE TO SETTLE
ENGLISH RAIL QUESTION

LONDON. March % Anuih"f
long conference" was IoI a. the
hoard Of trade today iu ana cudoayur
TO nrriy" NJ solution Of the dispute
" IA" railway men u failed iu its
object and was adjourned until to-
morrow
II is understood that the roruiln
uons arc proceeding smoothly and
that there is prospect OF aclUc.
mcn' Of tho matter
In their comments on The labor
situation most OF tho newspapers
dwell on the successes which attend
ed the royrrumout's decision TO
nnk" public III" coal comm tssion's
report on it9 inquiry Regret is ,N-
pressed that the same policy was
not adopted as regards ,t4h DISPUTE
with the railway men
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
CURTIS SAYS LEAGUE
MUST BE AMENDED
Kansas senator \ sscrts pnrty Not
Opposed 10 League Rut Demand
Nations Rights Re Secure,

TOrLi5.. Ran. March 23.--Scn-
ator Gurus Of Kansas, republican
whip. In Il H'atcmcp, tonight upon
he return from Washington. urged
material amendment " the pro.
posed constitution Of the lcagdC OF
nations 10 preserve national Naov-
crclEnGeg
"Wc all desire" Senator Curtis
said, "to secure tho future poac. of
nc world, but in our efforts TO
aohieN" This result, We must be-
careful NOT 10 create q new system
w"rS" Than the old aud one which
VIII give r.Sc 10 endless controvcr-
a!E when harmony tx our object"
II" declared his main objection in
The proposed plan was that 4, sub
"rdnh'"s "a national viii to an ln-
i"rnlloual authority having tho de
rlsiou Of p"lce and war; which he
said, means IN" transfer Of the
power 20 declare war fDpw congress
to lho international authority"
"flra republicans, the ftnfcmcn'
continued ARE not Oppu.rl to "A
league or an agreement between tho
nations ~ the world to prevent N
'Urc wars but many OF them are
TO the United states sur.
rendering certain fundamental pow
'r7 ~ sovereignty They believe this
nation should determine for itac1f
~ hc'h"r or not IL viii go 'o war that
4 should reserve the right to rrYu.
ate irs oNu commerce: that q should
'"u'rol the expenditure from ljs
'wn treasury, that Il should rcrI-
1'c ipm!Erltiou. that ~ should ro-
usr 20 abandon he NOnro. doc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
HUNGARIAN REDS ORDER DTCTATOPCHTi
American. Troops Kill 5
I MeXicans Across Border
THE WEATHER

TULSA, OLA. March - Maximum,
20 minimum, a2 east winds, clear -
OkLAIiOM Monday cloudy. prob
ably loeal showers. warmer In northern
portion. Tuesday cloudy
LOUISIANA Monday ard Tuesday
partly cloudy. little chiugo 10 irmprra.
ture
ARKANSAS. Monday and Tuesday
partly cloudy little chiuge IN tempcrA
turr
FASF TEXAS: Monday and Tue.
day cloudy, local showers In northern
portion aud extreme west coast. Itt,o
change IN temperature
WEST TEXAS Monday toudy In
south portion, probably rain and warmer
KANSAS. main NonJ,y Tn..d.v
fair and colder In west. probably rain
followed by clearing and cooler ia east
portion
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
WARBURG DECLINES PLACE
ON HUN PEACE DELEGATION

LONDON saturday. March % --
MnN Wnrhurg the banker. and PRO
I''N"r W NJ A Schuecklug. Of Mar
burg university, have declined to bc
com" members of the German dele.
till"n 10 the peHC" conference mo-
r''ilng 10 a Copenhagen dispatch To-
th" Ih'h1ng" Telegraph company. II
mo-" Is understood the German dele
gates VIII consist Of Count Won
Hi""H1orff ltaptzau. the foreign
minister, Dr David Eduuard David
firsl president Of the national an
%mhly. Dr David Adolph Muller.
Herr G"lsbcrg. minister Of posts ana
telegraph, ana probably Kari Knut,
"k}. "itF II financial man in place
OF Herr Warburg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
LIFE SAVED BY ARMY SUIT
Heavy Clothes Protect Breast
in Vicious Attack-Re-
ceives Slashes.
ONE STRIKES FROM REAR
Victim Knocked Down by a
Blow on Head While Fight
ing Men With Blade.

Al the edge OF real sharp razor.
iT@tead OF Mt the proverbiai point
Of "A pistol Stanley J. Harrison, who
I'VE" at l2la South Galveston and
operates gasoline station for the
Twas company at the corner OF
Fifth street and jackson avenue.
was held up last night at . o'clock
n block away from the sta ation, white
he was on his way homo with the
days receipts. and was relieved OF
u aack containing se0s OF the COM
pany's money by two white high
waymen.
While negotiating for the delivery
OF the cash one of the robbsrs
slashed Harrison several times
across the chest with the razor and
whom the victim showed fight the
other robber struck him n yicIohs
blow from behind which knocked
him down.
Tho two men then seized the bag
Of money and fled down sixth street
heavy coat, army shirt and
sweater wore cut into threads by
the slaShe~ of the robbsr ana to the
thick ciothtnE Harrison probably
owes his life. The blade penetrated
the ciochinw nj only one point, In
fhchnE flesh wound about stx
Inches long.
Dr. j. W. Chiids dressed Harri-
sons wounds and he was removed
TO his home.
Only n meager description OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
BEAFFIRMS CREED IS CLAIM
Gregory Gives View That
Right Is Safeguarded in
General Declaration.
WIDE CONTROVERSY SEEN
Specific Inclusion w oul d
Start Debate on Various
interpretations.

Iv The AFsoc'A'ei lreeA
PARIS. saturday, March 22.-
Thomas ". Gregory. former attorney
general Of the United states.
who !s advising the peace conference
eommmiSIon on the league OF ma
lions with reference to legal phases
Of proposed amendments to tho Gov
enan,. takes the view that IL Is not
necessary 10 introduce II spec. fic
amendment affirming the Monroe
doctrine. He holds that the doc
,r.ne Is sufficiently protected by the
as,rumrnt ns IL stands but as d mat
Ter Of eNpedicncv he sees no oblec-
r0n 10 introducing general pro-
y.so which would safeguard the doe
,r!ne without specifically mentioning
Such a pruyiso has been drawn
I aNirms in substance that Coor-
i've measures OF the united powers
as provided by the covenant shall not
operate against nations OF the west .
srn hemisphere unIesA the United
s'ptes and other western countries
snail approve, II IN held this would
give the In!tcd states and the west
EN- republics the final word on ap-
pNng collective force against ma
lons on that hemisphere and this, |
% effect rcaffirms the Monroe F.,
doctrine,
Going beyond this general declar- |
aaon, IN the view OF Mr. Gregory |
and other Regal experts. would in !
-oduce vide controyefsy on an in
"rprotatou Of the meaning or the |
Monroe doctrine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
WOULD AROUSE DISCONTENT
Lloyd George Thinks Resent
mcnt Might Result in
More Fighting.
MUST FORM A NEW NATION
Allies Agree Poland Must Be
Given Sea Access-Com-
mission Still at Work.

hy Tho A'soclate Prcss
PARIS. SATURDAY. March. c2-
When the council OF great s1uwcrs
met today 1t was In an atmosphere
OF considerable apprehension o, Il
Poland, which - tho chief subject OF
discussion Thi- is not on account
Of Poland itself. but because Of ar.
feronccs which have arisen affecting
the fundamental question OF ma
'ionality TO which President Wilson
has given his strong approval and
also his l3th point which called
for An Independent Polish state with
access to the scl.
Thi. last clause has introduced
an issue on which there Is q wide
divergence Of views A committee
under IN" chairmanship OF Jules
CnmDuu with Sir William Tvreu Dg
the Brush member and Robert II.
Lord AZ the American, has reported
n plan giving Poland this access 70
the sea by means OF a Corridor"
so miles wide running across East
Prussia. But the effect OF this con
Germans within the new Poland. and
TO dctach the eastermost part OF
Prussia from Germany
Premier Lloyd George has taken
the view that this denationallzatl
OF "A larg" body OF Germans would
cause such discomfort as would ba
likely 70 bring on another war and
II Is understood that President VIII
son also is not entirely satisfied with
the proposal. NJ Cambons commit
tee. therefore, has been asked to re
viso the plan and this revision is now
under discussion The committee.
nevertheless, ~ said to adhere TO Its
principal pIun for "A vide rorridpr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
SECRETARY DANIELS
ARRIVED AT BHsEST.

nREST March 23--Thc Apcri-
can transport Icvro'han. with Soc
retary OF the Navy Joscphus Daniels
on board. arrived In Brest at 10
o'clock this morning Secretary
Daniels was received 10y the Nworl-
can naval attache. Admiral Murcau.
maritime project and Rear Admiral
Alexander S. lIalstcad e.. :. n. dis
triCt commander at Brcst
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
THOUSANDS or JEWS
KILLED Wy BOLSHENISTS.

NEW YNKkssFarch 23.-rhe boil
shevih inwGTion OF tho Ukraine bas
resulted in pogroms lu which thou
sands OF Jews were mlsssacrch 3 600
being Killed or wounded in Proeku-
row according to cable mcssa gcs
from the Copenhagen Zionist bureau
made public here tonight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
THE oUT-oF DOORS MAN.

There's something 10 this l'c say.
when all the skies are blue
And trees are turning green once Borr
aud all the gfaNS rs nov
Iherr more than gold and more than
lame to gather through the year.
us good to be on hand to greet tho
robin that appears
It's good 10 feel the earth grow warm
beneath the kindly Aun.
To wander out of doors once more snd
know wanderers fun
When nature wakes her children eAy.
and dresses them anew
In al ih"ir irorks aud calico In every
style aQd hue
And turns rhrm loose j, s@Ins to me
They miss a loI Who hold
That life is just round Of strife for
earthly fame and gold
ron flowers and birds and SHADY woods
$50, ana every bytrEe that blows
Hold Just as sweet euchAntm.!s as the
ones that wealth brslo~s
lie has not spent his lie in vain who
loves the patch ~ blue
Above his head when dayF are f,ir
and walks the meadow through
And he who whistles to his dog .nd
tramps with him the fold.
has found source Of happiness that
money seldom yields
And who shall say he (, no, rich.
though little gold he spends
Who has the trees for comrades 'rus
And singing birds for irieudst
There's something TO this lie .,y.
tar more than wealth or fame.
There rs splrudid happinetS which
every man may claim
ANA Nh"n the green Is on the trees and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
FOOD WILL NOT BE SOLUTION
That Alone ls Not Enough,
Says New York Editor
Revoltcrs Lack Leaders.
OBJECT TO SEVERE PEACE
Heavy Indemnity Cannot Be
Collected, He Asserts
After Study.

p,pir ,,.,n ~ ,,.,. ,.
"''" vow
''~h Nli'ofd OF New YORK. "dilo'
or Nation. has just returned Ia Inri,
from Ycek's ohsery,tlo, or cnr
AUDI i.. ....-..
'''''"' )" ''o' '"'""' '"' '''"' '''
port to the American peace com
missioucIs and the British prime
uiui4,cr p,,id IIoyJ roo,,, lao
WIN" '''F arc. ""'" J." h''' "''h
profoundly Impressed
The dr.u toward bo,shs,lam f.
,,.,tt Ia .,,o.,,,,.,,,..,, mi, a., ,,,tt,,.y,
-
'ou"F' ana u can n' s'hNcd ohIy b}
prompt food relief ana the lIftinE OF
the blockade 80 that trade may begin
again and the idle German factories
may recclN" raw materials Hs fast
a. arrangements can be made To pay
Tor them
FOOD alone, Mr.. Willard declared,
would not save the Hituniion, though
many Germans thought 90
The hrutalitieH OF th" Noske
troops have put down the uprising
for the Ebert government" he con
tinued, but have produced n pro-
FOUND reaction, | did not find any
responsible person who did not eN-
pect another general strike, with
more fighting. this month.
Leaders Lacking.
The Ebert government owes It's
continued existence In part to tho
lack Of strong leaders on the other
side for the people To turn TO. rOliti-
rallv conditions are worse In IA
'aria, where the food conditions are
better Everything ls quiet In ShNony,
.hough lhoh OF food ~ greatest there.
IN Wuru"mhhrg, hitherto the least
disturbed state, there is most dis
luicting peasant unenAincss due to
he bolsheNiSt doctrines
1T II positively stated In Berlin
hat thcte Will q" few trains NOV
ng In siN weeks bccausc OF the total
'Shaustion Of the stock OF lubricants
'hc pcopl" are worn down and help
css. and the masses are very bitter
-RainH the old regime and tn" Off /
"tS, VINO darn not show Themselves |
u the streets "f Munich and who /
AIRY reHolvcr7 IN Berlin for self pro |
ecuon
Many p"opl" arc atill ignorant nf /
he atrocities ~ the German troops I
d France. Belgium and Humania,
MT soldiers returning from thcHe
"Hniri"s arc telling the truth and
ptnIF accusing thclr Ofilr"rH OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
WIRE BRIEFS
BOItSHENIS1S STILL HOLD
TOWNS; SITUATION UNCHANGED

ny The Associated Press
ARCIANGEL, M-.rch 81 The
bolhhcvih still are holding Bo&hota
and Ozera but yesterday displayed
no further activity In that sector. At
allied hndquartTs the situation
elscwhc was reported unchanged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
Olu HICKORY DIVISION
'K00PS ARE BACK HOME

Nor PORT NEWS. Va. March "a
rsIo, troops or the OId Iticsorn. a.
nom nm Sno 3oth, which Includes men
CaroI,, y" l'Sscc. North and Soufh
the n,, returned home today frnn,
tran,o"',.,.' "',,'etlelds of France -, ,bm
hero pIr' 'rI Finland when arrived
Voyav, ',s ~ morning after n l3-d,.y
On rom 81 Nazalro ''S
N tho 'ISrII @rI ,he big vessel forpcr'y
svico 'Is' n,n Star line trans-Atlantir
hcers ana '','' were almost 9.5GO or.
studiree men men OF the fighting fo-rcs
he Old MO officers and men Of
ee cen, =. Nufv division. They viii
camps " various demobu.zation
n,be officer and Ga me, =, r.
been machine gun hattaIIon o,.e ome
teuob br',oEned 70 Camp Fms, on ,'Iae ,as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24

NEW YORK March 90 -Appoint.
mont of FnIucis s. Bangs. yestry.
man of Trinity church. as receiver
pt the property of the Russian
Creek Catholic church In North
America hy tho supreme court IN
Brooklyn yesterday revealed the
fact that Alexander Ncmelo, sky, re.
Gently elected archbishop Of the
church, rs facing charge Of usurpa-
lion of office, The complaint was
filed gey"ral days ago by the Rev
ercnd John kedrUvaky. or Brooklyn
on behalf OF 30 other minister's.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24

WASlllNGTnN, March % Rep
roscniauge Thomas HoNin ut Ala
hnwa. speaking here today under tho
auspices OF the Jewish welfare
board. declared that people who
1rC against tn" League Of nations are
In favor ~ We muniuon mluufac-
turrrs rather than for tho boys who
died on the battlefleld~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24

PAl!lS March "G.-W while all the
COMMISSIONS have striycn hard dur
INK the week 10 comply with the
oeslrc on the council Of 20 To have
NJ their reports ready by March 90,
Sme OF them were prevented from
accomplishing their tasks by the de
'eiopment Of unexpected issues and
On the necessity OF Co-ordinating
their work.
The council Of 10 appears TO be
Mnous that It should hc known
5Aat y Is not the delayed compile
uoh'of the work Of the commission
" NE league OF nations that is huld-
'Dg back the peace treaty. Other
'ofninlssions handling subjects more
-"ehllaI To the treaty itself nrc
working simultaneously and any one
W MON may hc held responsible for
Ih@repa rations commission has
nusly agreed what Germany can
suu must pay. but "A contention dif-
"n,ul or settlement has arisen as to
s"o'iheht OF damages to the dif-
.ht aIlled nations and over tho
p,ermual treatment claimed by
some countries
me league Of nations commission
In'uh VIII resume consideration Of
G'o covenant article by article Mon.
.S sun has TO dispose OF the
mendmcnts proposed by the French
,.taruihg the maintenance OF a force
protect members OF the league
non sudden attacks and hv tho
spShese Toy equality Of treatment
r IA |trFR al
tsrs '''' ''"b4R mem
wilson Proposes Changes.
=, resident Wilson, II is said, intends
a. pup"Se some amendments, one
H. wnich "a supposed to relate to The
.Iufo' doctrine n was eaid here
lay 'hAi Senator Henry Cabot
cItIs,' OF Massachusetts. had de.
rS'tI 70 submit on his own re-
AZ, ,ss"e.,'hiy amendments on this or
ny other subject
n, .s president is said to be rnlyInr !
n"nrhey General Gregory and |
a.,. robert Cecil or the Rrr,sh
ns,,t tuoh TO frame some amend. |
An 20 meet the demands in
.s,n,h so far as thcy can ho in.
tapn' n'"d IN Paris Tho main arm |
vbIS. h'~ been 10 find phraslng
,be an ~ uhely TO hc acceptable to |
'"V other delegations. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
OLeary Fail to Agree
and Is GiUen Discharge

NEW YORK. March eJ.--Aftcr
celebrating 81 hours and falling 10
reach verdict the jury which
heard the case OF jeremiah A.
O'Leary charged with violation OF
the espionage law. was discharged
by Federal Judge Hand lat s:lS
o'clock today,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-24
JOIN WITH THE BOLSHEvIKI
Offer Of Alliance Made ;
Russian Army Coming
to Aid Is Report.
CONFERENCE IS DENOUNCED
Allied Purpose to Occupy
Nation Is Given as
Cause of Step.

COPESIIAGEN. March ga
dispatch received from budapest dat
ed Saturday gives Tho proclamation
Of the new Hungarian government
~ follows.
'Thc proletariat or Hungary from
today has taken all power In it's
own hands. By the decision OF the
Paris conference to occupy Uunga-
ry. the provisioning OF revolution
AIRY. Hungary becomes utterly I'M
possible, Under these circumstances
tho sole means open for the Hun
garian government Is a Dictatorship
of the pruletarlat.
Legislative executive and Judi.
clal authority will bo exercised by
dictatorship of the workers, peas
ants and soldiers councils The rev.
olulionary government council will
begin forthwith work for tho realI-
Ihilou OF communist socialism
Tbe council decrees the social
zaiion Of large estates mines, big In
dustries, banks and transport lines,
declares complete solidarity with the
Russian soviet government and Of
fcfh 10 contract nm armed alliance
with the proletariat OF Russia. -.
ny The Associated Press
CupENiIAGEN. March 23-The
new Hungarian soviet government
intends to effect an alliance with the
Russian bolsheyiki, according TO
telegram which tho Berlin corrA-
spondent OF tho Budapest pcstI- Naplo
says he received from that city.
According 10 this telegram three
i'nssian ENJOYS already In Buds-
pest declare that a Russian red army |
's now advancing on iemberg, APP |
~ miles distant. This |
army, tho telegram continues. liz ox. |
p'ctcd TO arrive In budapest within a
fortnight
In publishing Tho foregoing re-.
port the Tngcblatt expresses skepti-
ism comparing them to similar re-
porl' frequently read throughout
iermany,
~ Tho Associated Press
CoPENHAGEN, March ea-The
'r"'"'ihhuon by Count Karolyi an
'"uhrlhg the resignation OF the Hun
'hlah cabinet of which he was the
'e"d hItef referring TO the decision
" 'he peace conference nt Paris TO
''upy hungarian territory. says aC-
.''b w - uiNpht'n from vienna
The entente mission declared
hat It Intends to regard the de
lhrcauon line ~ the political from ,
ri The aim OF furthef." occupatIou
! IN" country ls mAnifestly To make
AhHhfy the jumping Off ground ana
ne region of operations against the
.uT'inn soviet army which Ia fight. T.
* on our frontier The land evacu-
l'd by us. however. In to he the pny ,
+ IN" czech troops by means Of |,
nom the Russian soviet army is 10 /,
q overcome.
as provisional president Of the
'hnghrihn peoples republic turn Z
against the Paris peace confer. {
nee 10 tn" prolrtariar Of the world =
'I Justice and support" =
I'm" Berlin Lokul Auzclger's Budn q
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