The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-06-20
ORLANDO RULE
CAST INDISCARD
FatefuI Words That Turned
Tide Against Premier and
Caused Storm.
SOCIALISTS ARE BITTER
Emmanuel Looking Either to
Luzzatti or Tittoni for
Premier.

Rome June 20.-(Cable to I. Ms.
From II Secolo, Milan.) )--King Vic
tor Emmanuel Is unlikely to retain
the Orlando ministry in office, fol-
lowing the Overwhelming vote against
Orlando In the chamber Yesterday.
Signor Luzzatti and Slgnor Tittoni
are being mentioned as probable sue-
cessors OF Orlando.
A. popular demonstration In favor
of Orlando occurred In the streets of
Rome last night following the fall OF
the ministry. The crowd shouted:
viva Funnel" and Down with Gio-
litti and Nitti!"
Giolitti and Nitti are among the
socialist leaders who were among
orlando's most bitter opponents.
Remain Faithful.
Rome Thursday, June 19.--"Re-
main faithful to our duties toward
the allies was a passage in the ad-
dress of Premier Orlando today,
which turned the tide against the
premier and resulted in the adverse
note which had it's sequel in the
resignation Of the Orlando cabinet
The premier's words aroused the
anger and hostility of the Deputies
several shouting across the chambes
at the government bench from which
the premier was speaking. There. was
a great tumult and cries Of the
allies have never been faithful TO u.s..
Why should we be faithful to them?
Signor Orlando's fateful utterance
so stirred the deputies that the re-
mainder OF his speech received but
little attention. The Intransigeant
socialists, led by Deputy Modesliani.
were especially violent, while the dis
content OF the others was voiced by
Francesca Nftti. former minister OF
the treasury. -
Wilson Rsads News. e.
(By John Edwin Nevin.)
Paris. June 20.--Q. N. S.)--Presi-
dent Wilson returned to Paris this
morning from his two-day tour Of
devastated Belgium. after receiving
a cordial reception from the Belgian
people.
The president read the news OF the
overthrow Of the Orlando govern
ment in Italy, on the train enroutc
here. Upon his arrival in Paris this
morning. he motored direct to the
white House." called for reports on
the situation in Italy and Germany,
and read them while eating break
fast.
Members Of the United States peace
delegation are Withholding comment
upon the Italian situation and its
probable effect upon the peace nego-
tiations, including the settlement of
the Ffume controversy, until thr
makeup Of the new Italian cabinet
and the names of the new italian
peace commission Is named.
Economic Experts Called.
After breakfast the president
studied his morning mail and then
went to the headquarters of the
American peace commission in the
Hotel Crillon at IL o'clock. He sum-
moned the economic experts. headed
by Bernard Baruch, and asked for
the latest developments and for in
formation regarding certain sugges-
tions from Weimar for cleaning up
minor points of the German peace
treaty.
The president then took up with
the commission the attitude the
United States will take in the event
that Germany asks for a further ex-
tension of time. Presidens Wilson
expressed forcibly his opposition to
any further extension.
It was made certain that the Amer
lean commission will oppose delay
unless il is based upon a German
undertaking to sign the present
terms.
May Delay Peace.
Paris, Thursday, June 19.-(A. Pl
The resignation Of Premier Or
lando's cabinet, should the king Of
Italy decide to accept it, would. ac-
cording to conference circles. result
in the indefinite postponement of the
settlement Of the Adriatic question
as it would involve the appointment.
of a new set of italian delegates to
the peace conference. This raises an
additional question as to who viii
sign the German treaty for Italy on
Monday