Despite the opposition of Chairman Dent, administration supporters maintained to-night that they would override his volunteer plan by from twenty to twenty-five votes at the very least. Advocates of the volunteer system made no predictions, but they felt sure, it was declared, that they would make a good showing.

Particular interest attaches to the debate in the House because Representative Kalut, a Republican, born in Germany, will present the administration views. This is the first time that a Republican actually has been advanced to speak for the administration. Discussion will start tomorrow, as soon as possible after the House convenes.

Under an agreement between the leaders, eighteen hours' general debate will follow, and that time, with added debate under the five-minute rule, probably will bring the measure to a vote some time on Wednesday.

TURKEY BREAKS WITH U. S.
Constantinople, April 11. A Constantinople telegram sent by way of Merlin states that owing to the severance of diplomatic relations between Turkey and the United States, which heretofore has protected enemy nationals, Holland has assumed the protection of Russian, British, and French interests, while Spain will look after Italian, Romanian, and Montenegrin interests.  Land Sweden will protect American and Serbian nationals.
PRESIDENT UNO CABINET TO ENTERTAIN VISITORS
First, Two Days of Their Stay Here Will Be Given Over to Formal Secretions.
Til UN (OM KRICNCES TO RIGI.V
To-I)h,v Balfour Will Call on Wilson, Marshall and Lansing, Lunch With French Ambassador Jusserand and Dine at White House. 