The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1919, Page 1

CLUEFO UEFOUNDTO PALISADES GIRL WEATHER—Fair To-night and Tuesday. | : “If It Happens In New York | UMMUldddddddddddddddELUEEDD” (“Circulation B Circulation Books Open to Open to All ad | “Circulation Books Open to All.”’ “_ _PRICE TWO “CENTS. Cor te Nee Boe itetdhs NEW YORK, ‘ARIEL NG, JANUARY 27, 1919. 18 PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS. WILSON AT SCENES OF U. S. VICTORIES nee A. E. F. IN FRANCE RELEASED IN SIX MONTHS SCRAP OF PAPER MAY HELP 30682 TROOPS BROOKLINPOWER Whole A..F. in France RESIDENT DRIVES UPHILL IDENTIFY GIPL FOUND DEAD WISI to Se WHERE GREEN AMERICANS QNLEDGE OF THE PALISADES 50-15 stom, aorta ease DEFEATED PRUSSIAN GUARD hese Home- Coming | Iwo Faerun Electric WASHINGTON, Jan, 27.—-Gen. March, Chiet of Staff, informed the . | Mer le ew Arrive To-Day, Companies to Join. Senate Military Committee to-day that shipping arrangements had ber Found in lack Bag About PROCLAMATION TO MAKE a cay Ul ULdEG AIL BAY Meese eG LU Ve Teailnpaviod: teede UNIAN) TARUTTHNEE VL SON Bete: “beet of Region of Fifty Feet From Where NATION DRY ORDERED | FIVE SHIPS OVERDUE. |! RANCHISES IN| DOUBT, | a! of the American Expeditionary Force could be returned home and de France Devastated by Germans— Body Lay. shat mobilized within six month jLa Lorraine Here To-morrow | Commission Says It Has Safes; How many Americans will be held abroad in the Army of Ocoupa Cardinal Conducts Him Through —Mongolia With 4,900 to States Ha Thirty-Six MAY HAVE BEEN GOLFER. fied The ir Ratif vuarded Public Interests tion is tu be determined by Vregident Wilson, Gen, March stated, but} ane t Ame Arrive Thursday, : emeaehe Ranh Americans already bave been designated for return home Lan orig the Ruins of Rheims Cathedral, City may Tigi He indleated that ten diy ad ea Articles Written on Slip Suge) wasn: 5 st ibution to the Army of Qee gest an Outing Party The Public Rev mmineion » still alout 785,000 men in camp in the United States, and “ARIS, Jan, 27 (Associated Press).—President Wilson yesterday Autopsy Postponed. day permitted the Edison Lleetric H-| ai, will be demobillggd within a month frow to-day, except those retained Made iis first trip to the battlefront and devastated regions, visiting luminating Company and t Kings! for “overhead” duty, Gen. March added Up to noon last Saturday, 0¢| Chateau-Thierry and Rheim At the close of a tour that took him ‘ounty Bleetrig and Power said, 104,000 men bad arrived from oversea Discussing demobilization plans, Gen, March suid retention of aa Amer. rough a dozen razed villages, ending in the ruins of the historis an standing army of 500,000 was fp Company to merge 4 be known | hed he: . © this comment: enceforth as the Brooklyn Edison Cathedral at Rheims, he made thi men ‘Yonna bv si) ships allotted by the Allied tte Riverdale, Prosecutor|Kansus, the latter being tho t land t f for Newport Nows Company, Incorporated. No one can put into words the impressions Ihave recéived amongsg 6 despite vigorous y uch scenes of desolation and ruin tion Counsel Wil- negutiutions are pra ees to leave ten divisions, un | nN That was Mr. Wilson's only expression of feeliigs afler a trip liam P. Burr in behalf of the City of] ine Army of Oc tended th he dency to fn he said, “we can make ft in less time, rom the & that every Frenchman has been hoy » would make before he taker inning, Gen, Pershing was instructed to return men as fast as sthippl ws availatie alah deciding what is to be exa BILL TO BAR nMGRATION ae mde ferns Sea me Mr. Wilson Joft) the Murag ~ WASON PIMERON. TAKESUPFATE mare r RAT MA oe ded very Auto basket The House Ty tron chair i Ae , i mares tron table. nie Hammock Tablecloth PAs on TOA 1 French | Where lunch was taken on board 6 tthe t Commi niet iy exe U.S, Would eat Control for line and Britain Said to Op tr peace will be finished and read Nhe atest 1 does not] Twenty-one Months After | = pose ‘Their Return to | fer vapils a ea viv ic i Peace Is Declared. 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