COPENHAGEN.—The central council of the soldiers and workmen, of Germany has appointed Noske governor of Kiel; Loebe, editor of the Breslau Volkswacht; Wissel, a member of the reichstag, as cabinet members to replace Foreign Minister Haase, Minister of Social Policy Barth and Demobilization Minister Dittman, who retired Saturday night, according to Berlin advices received today.
Bolsheviki Capture Vilna.
LONDON.—Vilna has been captured by Bolsheviki forces, according to Copenhagen dispatches to The Mail, quoting Petrograd reports.
President to Come Home Feb. 10.
PARIS.—From present indications President Wilson will leave Europe his return trip to the United States on February 10.
German Independent Socialists Quit.
AMSTERDAM.—Independent socialists in the Prussian ministry and the Prussian government officials who belong to that party have resigned, according to Berlin dispatches to Handelsblad.
American Transport Strikes a Rock.
LONDON.—The American transport Tenadores, which left New York for Brest on December 18, stranded on the rocks near the Isle of Dye in the Bay of Biscay Saturday. Advices state that those on board are being rescued.
Enemy Aliens Will Be Deported.
WASHINGTON.—Deportation of most of three or four thousand enemy aliens now interned in the United States will be recommended to congress shortly by the department of justice.
Daniels Wants a Bigger Navy.
WASHINGTON.—Appearing before the house naval committee today in behalf of the new $600,000,000 three year building program, Secretary Daniels said if the league of nations is organized the United States should be  Prepared to contribute as large a unit as any other nation to the international police force and that without the international agreement for reduction of armaments, the American policy of naval expansion should be continued indefinitely. 