The evening world. [volume], May 06, 1919, Final Edition, Image 4

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GERMANS TREATY
ANGERS UNIONISTS
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CJemenceau to Preside at Cere
mony, With President Wil
son at His Right.
VnnflAILLBS, May (Assoclatfd
Press.) When Ilia Oerman delegates
anter tba dlnlnr room of tba Uolel
Trianon on Wednesday afternoon to
rw.lve tba text of tba Treaty of
Peaoe they will find tba representa
Urea of Ui Powers arrayed against
Germany awaiting them at ona of
tba treat table which bar been
plxoed In tba room. Premier Clemen-
oeao, President Wilson and Pretaier
Lloyd George will aland at the hea4
pt h table, ,
Too Gens- win wi Jo mm'AiPm
delegates; at thla time, but wtH ba
ducted to amailer table standing tf
Itself at Ua pen end at tba arre,t
horaeahoa form ad by lb jrre&-5jnr-
erea taoioa arrange- ror tna meevja.
Tbara they will llaten to M. Cteaesa-
oeau'a opening addreaa and receive
tba Judgment of the Allied and Asso
ciated Nation, m formulated In a
volume of conditions drawn up during
the four months of deliberation by
the Inter-Allied Conference.
On M. Clomeaceau's right will ba
Prealdent Wllaon yid tha other
American delegates, white 'on his left
Premier Lloyd Ocorge and tha Urlt-
lah representatives vl II be grouped
Flanking the Americana will coma
tba Kronen delegation, with Marshal
Foeh In the centre. Next to these
will bo the representatives of Italy,
Ilelglum, Uracil, tJreoce, Portugal
and Herbla, On the left aide and
seated below the dclcgntca of Great
UriUIn will be those of tba Urltlah
Dominions, Japan, Poland, Jloum nla
and Cxccbo-Blovalila,
Two tables have been plaoed for
tbe general secretaries of the Intor-
AUIed Conference directly behind
President Wilson And Premier Lloyd
George, Bocretaxies of individual
delegations will ha.ro seats at tbo
sides of tha room behind their re
spective delegations. Tbo four big
cut glass "chandeliers, which bung
from tbe celling of tbe hall will ba
scarcely needed at the hour sot for
tbo ceremony at S.15 P. M.
Only six of the principal CJorman
delegates, three secretaries, oniclal
Inturprolers and an omclal stenogra
pher will Wo udmlttod out of Uio largo
Herman delegation, according to pres
ent arrinirttfnnnts. The subordinates
will havo tables Immediately bohind
tbo delegation chlofs. Tbo Uerman
party will have only a fow feat to
walk to Its plnco after entering tba
room. UN tho intruuco door Is located
In a corner near the ati'ignaica poe
Uon ot enumy representatives.
Tho forty representatives oi mo
press nave Dean assigneu a piaco im
mediately Iienind ma ucrmuns.
Prcmlor Cltmcnceuu wau tho first
ot the Allied chiefs to visit the scone
of the presentation ot me peae
lrm vnnUirdav. -A. few mlnUtM ml"
ter u3S arrival JTOstueui w
Premier Lloyd ueorga eniereo.
Prsldant Wilson was prompted to
go to Versailles, chiefly tecauso dur
ing tho conference ot tha Council of
Three In Iho morning. Premiers
IJnvd deorire and ciemenoeau neia
that tho newspaper men could not be
admitted to the session with the Ger
mans, President Wilson was not oonl
vlnccd. It woj after tholr visit that
the announcement was mode that the
American and Kritlsh Journalists had
won tholr flKht for representation and
that a total of forty-five Journalists
from Uie various nations would, be
permitted to attend the ceremony.
LONDON, March
representatives 0f
.-Tha vlilt of
American Irish
societies to Ireland I creating jrreai
Interest In Sinn Fein plrcles there and
equal Indignation In Unionist quar
ters In Ireland and England. Among
tha reports In circulation la ona that
pasaportfl from Paria to Ireland were
granted at tha request of Prealdent
Wllaon,
There were also reports that Premier
Lloyd Ooorge promised to reeaire thn
delegates ot the American Irish itocl
etles and advised them to visit Del
fast. This Is retarded as evidence
that Mr. Lloyd Oeorga doea not op
pose their avowed efforts toward tie
creation of ,an Irian' fepttUlle-
There la considerable' mytUry
about the whole affair and It is un
known whether Premier Lloyd
Gcorgo has boon In communication
with the visitor) at all. There la ona
report that to promised to racelte
them but has cancelled hla engage
ment for the interview.
X question was addressed to the
Government In the House of Com
mons on Monday with a view to es
tablishing whether the envoys are ac
credited to tha American Govern
ment and Also to establish their ex
act status. It was also asked If tho
Prcinfer had Intended- 'ti receive
them. The question, was mf. eva
sively by the Home Beerctnry. who
promised to make Inquiries and mid
that this would occupy a week.
While, according1 to soma de
spatches from Ireland, the Sinn Fein
ers are greatly encouraged and be
lieve the creation of an Irish republic
Is within sight, the Unionist press
hore In angrily 'calling for an explan
ation from Premier Lloyd Goorgo'and
crltlcllng rrealdent Wilson's alleged
Interference In British domestic af
fairs, "If It Is" true that Mr. Wilson la
behind 'this Intriguer 'against tha
union or the United Kingdom and
after the President's behavior to
ward Italy, anything Is credible
tha Amerlcnn Ambassador." says the
Post, "ought to b told that tho
United Kingdom docs not tolerate
Interference in Its domestic affaire.
They are our business nnd tho busi
ness of nobody else."
The Graphic Bays: "If any of the
States of America were again to de
mand tho right to secede from the
Union, it la certain the American peo
plo would ba bitterly indignant If
such a demand received any kind of
omclal encouragement from Great
Ilrttaln. We apply the same stand
ard of Judgment to American Inter
ference in our affairs."
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