The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
COMPLIANCE IS URGED
Editor Suggests That Ulti-
matum BE Signed If French
Keep Armies at Home
CRISIS IS STILL EXISTING
Officials Admit That No Pro-
gress Was Made Saturday
Toward New Solution

bEltLlN. May Z. -- Relchstag
leaders admitted tonight that no
progress had been made In tho di-
rootlon OF solving tho present crisis.
ms announcement was mad. aficr
day crowded with party confer.
ences aud discussions between the
ahmet and the foreign relations
committee over the ultimatum OF the
alllos on the rcparations terms.
Thc German peoples party aud
the democrats alone of the present
GOA ltlon bloc went on record as OPP
posing any new cabinet which would
accept the allies ultimatum.
BERLIN, May 7.--Germany was
still without cabinet today. with
but four moro days remaining In
which she must accept or reject tho
nfiled indemnity ultimatum. Herr
Mayer Kaufbeurcn. German ambas-
sador to France, who was sum moned
to Berlin by President Ebert was
EXPECTED TO arrive, today. II was
reliably stated that both the chan
cellorship and the post of foreign
minister would be offered TO the
ambassador
Herr Mayer kaufbeuren Is a
member OF the centrum party His
friends said II would be impossible
to tell whether or not he would att
tempt the formation OF n new min
istry until he had studied tho po-
litical situation. especially the at
tltude of the caolltlon leaders upon
Tho question OF accepting the ulti-
mattm.
Theodore .cWolff editor of IN
Berlinger Tagoblatt, urges the sign
ing OF tho allied ultimatum on con-
ditiun that the French agree 10 sur
render all plans for marching into
the Ruhr. Herr Wolff warns that
the French intend TO occupy the
Ruhr May 81 whether the ultima
tum Ia signed by Germany or not.
Opinion was expressed In British
circles that there is nothing in the
ultimRtum TO prevent the French
from marching into the Ruhr.
BERLIN, May T.--Germany dis
patched note TO the allies today
asking II the allied governments are
prepared TO supply military forces
to restore order I'm Upper Sllcsla.
Armed Polish insurgents are now
reported to control virtually all OF
Upper Sllesia. The population or
Upper Silesian cities which are un-
der siege by the Poles are said to
be on the edge of starvation. Kat
towitz is among the cities BE-
lcaguered by the Polish forces.
Unconfirmed reports were re-
ceived from Cologne that the Brit
q kttsaat Inc
artillery, probably for use In Upper
Silesia.
Thousands Of Upper sllesian rcfu-
gees have arrived at Oppeln and
others are on the way
Adelbcit korfanty. Polish COM
missioner In Upper Slesia. is or
ganzing civilian government. The
minister Of railways In the kor-
fanty cabinet threatens to infiict
the death penalty upon any rail-
readers that strike.
The Italian plebiscite commander
IN Upper Silesia has called for . 900
German volunteers to fight the
Poles.
WASHfNGTON, May Z. An-
nounccmont Of President IIarding's
decision 10 have American reprcson-
tdiivcs on thc supreme council the
conference OF am mbassadors and the
rcparations rom mission was followed
today by iutimations from rcpubl-
can leaders In the house that action
on The Knox peace resolution might
be deferred until the larger cconom-
io and other problems growing out
of the war had been settled.
representative Mondcll OF Wyo-
ming, the republican leader. said
that the resolution which was