The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-16
supreme ALLIED.
COUNCIL TO MEET
PROBABLE ERESULI
|OF POLISH REVOLT
German Newspapers Elk.
press Satisfaction Over
Lloyd Georges Declara-
tiOns on Silesia


London, May 16.-There may be "a
full meeting Of the supreme allied coun-
Gil for the purpose of discussing the
situation which has arisen in Silesia
as a result of the Polish revolt.
Dispatches from Paris indicate that
NJ. BRAND intends to lay the situation
before the French chamber of deputies
when it meets Thursday. There has
been an exchange of views between the
British and French governments, but
suggestions that meeting be held
have been met with the assertion in
Paris that 1t would be impossible for
the French premier to discuss the Sile-
sia affair with Mr.. Lloyd George until
after Thursday.
Premier BRAND conferred with Prince
Eugene Sapieh, Polish foreign minis
ter yesterday and it is assured they Will
take up the Silesian situation. NJ. Br!-
and has received a note from the Ger
man government which asserts that re-
ports relative to the ALLEGATION Of the
important districts In Silesia to tho
Germans were published in Polish pa
pers and could not be traced to Ger
mans in any way. Assertion has been
made that the Poles in upper Siesia
became alarmed by these reports and
sought to take over districts that the
supreme allied council was alleged to be
planning to give to Germany.
Advices from over the weekend ap-
peared to indicate cessation of fighting
in upper Silesia, but there was nothing
to show that the Poles were withdraw
ing from regions they occupied during
the past weeks.
Newspaper comment here seemed I.
!. he more moderate and reflected dispo-
y sition TO advise Mr.. Lloyd George ant
n NJ. BRAND to reach an aInicable under
standing.
81 London, May l6.-Under the caption
"The need for calm" the London Time:
in an editorial today while agreein.
with the attitude Of Premier Lloyt
}4(ieorge with regard to Silesia, suggest.
that his contention regarding the main
ltitenance OF order, would not have beer
diminished in force, had 1t been TEN
,perately stated and supported by ar
guments devoid of any savor Of pari
sanship.
IA The newspaper observes that tn
French premier, Brands views on SOM
/, OF the passages of Mr.. Lloyd George
H speech was calmer than that Of tn
publicists in France.
"Since nothing Is to be gained. Will
much may be endangered or lost b.
importing passion into the discussion o
this exceedingly important and delicat
subject. we trust that the press an
public in England and France hence
forth viii seek TO avoid invective an
regard it with the equinamity that l
essential to any satisfactory settle
ment. says the editorial.
The Times declared Premier Loy
Georges tone and subsidiary argument
gave the speech rather the characte
OF philippe than that OF n diplomati
-enunciation OF unquestionable truths.
Berlin, May l6.-German nespaper
express pleasure over declarations mad
on Friday by Prime Minister Lloy
George OF Great Britain, relative TO IN
situation in upper Slesia, but they Civ
warning against Germans marchin
into Silesia unless such movemer
should be requested by the entente pow
ers. They declare that such an advanc
would result in war with both Franc
and Poland. This view Is voiced BY IN
Lokal Anzeiger, the Vossische Runt
schau, The Volks Zeltung, the Vol