Connecticut western news., 1921-01-06

Jan. l0-Ratifications of peace. treaty Agnsd. United States, Greece, China ana Jan. ls-Liemenceau and Lloyd George accepted plan giving Italy sovereignty Ian. I-Hungarian delegates were hApded the terms of peace.
 Aead first meeting in Paris.
 Jan. H7Suprsme council called on aoi- I- Jan. 0--supreme council gave Jugo- Mavia four days to agree to the H1ume Clemencsau retired from the council of 1As League Of Nations.
 aAa former German emperor to the allies. Jugo-Slavia given more time to reply Ao proposed Plume settlement
 Jan. 1-Battls between Poles and Bol- nAAvik. along the Dvina reported.
 Ian. x-aeneral Denilxine and stan ref ngsss on British vessel at Constanttnople. Ian. &-Jugo-slayia rejected the Adrt- Ian. 2s-ukrainians announced they had Jan. n-Viadivostok seized by rsvolu- Feb. 2-Peace concluded between Es- sAonia and soviet Russia. s..- Feb. 3-Ldst of Germans accused Of war crimes, headed by former crown prince, landed to Gsrman representatives by Fob. s-RusalAn soviet troops entered Feb. 7-Admirai Kolchak and his pre- mtsr executed by revoluttonists:
 Feb. NADanes won the plebiscite In President Wilson notified allies he would not assent to proposed settlement or AsiseiS Tas asssaon atss asc,arao arm,.t,os with soviet Russia.
 Feb. l5-Supreme council agreed sultan may remain in Constantinople, under ! Feb. l6-AIlles renewed their demand on Holland for extradition of ex-kaiser. Allies agreed Germany might try the war vandals, reserving the right to try them themselves if results are contrary to justice. @' Feb. I7-Premiers of allies sent concili- n1Ory reply to Wilson's note on the Adri- Atic settlement
 Supreme council decided on interna- uonalization of the Dardanelles and the Feb. 2O-Russian Bolsheviki announced ahe capture of Archangel. D. s.a-. Feb. N-Bolshevlki occupied Murmansk. Feb. N-Soviet Russia made offer of peace to United States, Japan and Rou- mania.
 March l--Moscow reported destruction 0f Denikine's Kuban Cossack corps and also the capture of Stavropol. March 5-Holland again refused to sur render former kaiser to allies. A March 6-President Wilson again nc- J6cted entente plan concerning Adriatk@s March 7-Bolshevih decisively defe4s by Poles at Mozir and KolenkoN &D0L10aSE or M1nSk. April 5-Japanese treeSs sss=asAaa Ezb tyOHtOk. < April s-French occupied Eyn=ssSSsssssssr Darmstadt because GermaSy - vas otherwise disregardfng vs April 8-Germany formally lzEk;i against French advance.
 April 1S-Allied premiers in css=ss=sza nz San ReIno decided Sultan shoWo 6 main in Constantinople and the DarJhs nelles should be internationalized.
 uNrf L Nrn sSSNTIrl rl.Ot1 k,A. x4u@> reached agreement on Turkey and Ger many, warned Berlin treaty must be car ried out, threatening force. President Wilson asked to determine boundaries of April 2s-Poles started successful of fensive against Bolsheviki in Ukraine. April 29-Russians in Vladivostok region yielded to all Japan's demands. ' May 6-Denmark occupied North Schles- May s-Kiev taken by the Poles.
 May 9-Moscow announced treaty of peace between soviet Russia and republic of Georgia had been concluded. May L-Turkish treaty handed to otto- May 17-French evacuated Frankfort. May 18-Bolsheviki drove British from afye against the Poles.
 May N-Canada filed reparation claims of N,871 ,0OO,0oo against Germany.
 May S1-Capture of Resht, most impor- tant Caspian seaport, by Bolsheviki an- nOUnced. y."r-
 June 1-Japanese broke off negotiations with Bolsheviki for buffer state in Sibe-' June -Treaty of peace with Hungary sssgned. sn war on soviet Russia.
 June 1l-Poles evacuated Kiev.
 5nne A-Bolsheviki opened midsummer arsve against Poles.
 June 27-Eleventh Bersaglieri regiment of Italian army mutinied at Ancona when ordered to Albania. Other troops Dverpowered rebels after battle in which many were killed. -...l June SO-Four hundred Italian troops Killed in two-day battle with anarchists at Ancona and Piombino. July S-Bolshevikf captured Lemberg. July 4-Greeks captured Brussa in Asia Minor from Turks. '--. July 6-Allied and German representa- disarmament clause of peace treaty.
 July 7-Fortress of Rovno in Volhynia captured by Bolsheviki. Poles forced to r&tTeat on f72O-mile front.
 July 10-Pclish forces evacuated, Brest- litovsk, Wilma and Pinslt. gg Esfs8' Egl4 I July 11-Allied supreme council agreed 10 begin negotiations with Russian Rnl- GAeviki to conclude arhstice between Bolsheviki and Poles. ~ ! s-E Bolsheviki captured city of Ninsk from July 14-Allies and Germans agreed on ccMl deliveries.
 Lithuania and Russia made peace and
 
 July 19-Russian soviet government re- teete6 British peace proposals for Poland New attack by Bolshevik armies re- URlsed by Poles in Volhynia but Reds invaded Polish territory at one point.
 July D-Rassians suggested peace nego- riAstons direct with the Poles. = T{i July 21-Arabs accepted French terms Ialy aGPoiandi esked soviet Russia for aSmistice, and new Polish cabinet was formed with Wttos as premier. s.ifa Jaly N-Russfae4 con serlted ~tn An arrnfs- t1ce.
 July 1-Russla offered to talk peace wfAh allies if Wrangel surrendered
 FSsnch occupied Damascus
 Jusy 26-Greeks took Adrianople, cap- rErfng Jafar Tayar
 JuRy 2s-Russians took Bialystok and attacked Brest-Litovsk.
 July s-Vilna abandoned to soviet Peace negotiations began at Barano- vbehi Aug. 1-Fortress of Brest-Litovsk taken by Russians.
 Aug. 2-League of Nations council at Ban Sebastian adopted French plan for International general staff of military ex- perts. Also adopted Roots plan for in- tcvnational court of justice .. t.