The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1919, Page 1

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TAKEN UP BY WAR COUNCIL Delegates May Adopt Some Form of America’s Programme to De- | termine Culpability of All—Mc- | Cormick Talked of as Delegate to Russia. Fransport pine a Total ot ss ‘+ . \tormally discussed by the Supreme War Council to-day 2,526 Soldiers—Hospital \ POTTSVILL The belief prevailed in certain quarters that the Gouneil will adopi senate Ship Enters Bay. ome form of the programme suggested by the American delegation in ‘ Pea this regard—appointment of a special commission to investigate ther- now oughly the culpability of all those responsible for the war, from. the Mice first £ neluding 1 'Kaiser down, so that none might escape } phic ; Mga Polen ea oe It was expected that the vartous STATUES OF QUR HEROES so» ma» » of 4 attording a warning for future po joked in the wa nd Letters Out. teal war makers: | | ion dividuals for the German eans that the It AND WAR DAMAGE REPARATION PARIS, Jan, 23.—Punishment for the Kaiser and his associates was* 1 wounded mer New ¢ and othe ommunitics | Matte a : n t be followed in returning the]: tb " 1. nul ya sow bane y ia all ere m y and liers damage , when the vision would |seen service ele p 8 . ’ ents prevail > on : said that probably five or six weeks | Brest HUE 10 SAIL ure WITH BIG VICTORY, The preliminary will be : ’ Doth troops are n Ge oard was the d2d Am ; 1 | 1 Hutin in the Echo de Mids 8 —~ I Pershing’ priority list heed of the Hvoard was the 324 AM |Fransport to Leave To-Mor-! 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