The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1919, Page 1

™ I THE EVENING -worte:” '“ Circulation Books Open to All.”’ oa Books Open to All.’’ ‘PRICE TWO CENTS. orites (the Nee Wark Workdhe NEW YORK, MONDAY, MARCH 17, 191 18 PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS, = = —= = =D Wilkins to Be Arrested On Homicide Charge Strike of Trolley Workers in J ersey Settled Ny EF MAEHAYES, HERE, (500 SOLDIERS ON TRANSPORT “TROLLEY STRIKE SUPREME COUNCIL MEETS ‘tt 0TH A ra “ow or c's wrucomes EEE 79 Te EMAL ACTION ON Actress on Trial for WRITTEN protest against the mem | Conditions Will Be Adjusted Extortion. A Hearst in an ; . | by War Labor Board. * * “Match to Gaelic Music Amid a FAS BS oe 2° | American soli s boat Patrol, of : s |Wilson Confers With Lord Robert Flags of Green and Wav- hae aes eo Be inchs) jiner Patria, arrivin 110 homecoming troops, | yey te han tied ug aimee car} Ce@CiL on Completing League of ing Banners. ass i The protest, which ne d Me irst as pro-German and un ; sahil eat . . : ; 4 —— RAINBOWS COODBY Fi " saan na CLG arnt nimaxliaran, was d by fifty officers and 4 i men, Mr. Hearst" “ee the ue ha a Ll Nations Constitution Simultane- MASS AT CATHEDR AL. | cays Oe ee Was not among the members of the Mayor's Committee on board the | "0m : cn oe s The defense ended Se Se See en ee ee ene William Randolph smnecom! rol, officla | Patrol. ens L ously With Framing of Treaty, ~ | r t m afer produc- The protest reads as follow on . Brooklyn Turnout Numbers | ON BANKS iF RHINE \ ng-soug Hayes, who The undersigned, officers, non-commissioned officers and ene nalgamated , ‘ i oti il 7,500—Wounded Soldiers | ! told nw much an Juatice Davia of the ligted men, register our unquatificd disapprovat of the designation aud: Wlocure Tutlerad PARIS, March 17.—Final action on the military terms of the pree a | ‘riminal Branch of Supreme of William Randolph Hearst as a member of the committee formed ex of America, has been |Timinary peace treaty with Germany takes place in the Supreme War See Parade in Autos. ‘ . : ‘or the purpose of welcoming members of the American Expedi reed to by the company, which is afler futet Court would ,permit about her al for Council this afternoon. Decorates Members of Division} oy seiationa with Herrman ttonary Force returning to the United States. consented to treat with committe k ; , | i “ ‘| About to Return Home After | iy na. 1 wi This protest is registered because of our conviction that Ac has from that organiaation. ‘The other The treaty will be presented to the Germans about March 25, This | si nt to the jury, Wil- ints of diapute, wages and ter} : = by Final Revi ns Mise Tak Proved huniself to be proGerman and wnhumanitarian and therefore Se ae SURnULe Rees ay He iter slight disarrangement from the previous date is due to the nece sity for est demon. : " ‘uahioiuachin dy Godiared \t:was ausurd to believe tha LONGHIA RARE TPE MEDLPRERASH OR: Mh ee MYMEtET ED Of sNS BOC) ORAFO: by the War Labor Board, through !Premier Lloyd George to return to England the last of this week. He Mareh 17 ae sip, dvarch dé Ghaclvtwo clever’ Kinckmnpllora'—aneum ibe —— whose efforts the settiomont waa eth 7 etre ined: COBLEN i 8; denina is expected to return to Paris next Monday, . re eae » the i aha el |; |the affatr to bo correct ‘ 4 try ‘ ronnltion Im.isiant sit iyiNew of the pes sales hea onal a a a tt er satont eovARnity a wile 5 tron ark, 7 ‘ : = ; aya entice ha" eat Sait PLT ian a oe eo tropa of | HUlonaire whom they di know.’ eli in | plenary wession Pouce Confer i " ; thee Rainbow w For Herrman, in spite of Ma es's ba lence, cited by ident Wilsoa Sate eer ts 6) - ss” el Ese wan sono | ae und Hin sourven aring the ta Z ih mn April | gn faves st ‘i ieving| | |r | few days have been to the effect the ; 16 American! gonjamin. § protiy litWe per | |r co} | e of Nations will not be ine Hop y é Commande n ana eek many women | ( | cluded in tho preliminary peace expressed un i - thera | spectators w craned examine | evening, ‘Th r Th sumption that onl ies " ue 4 . a4 luck in| ee tur coat, her gray toque with] Weeks Has Information, HelFrench and British Said to Havel """" morrow mor | iis sean Biron Tha Saas tior t ne . = “ay and hee black) Says, to Warrant Act—Doe- | Gone Beyond Their Bridges | He will szain be norma viable tn ee ; . GEN, PERSHING when it was learned| ~°?”9 siete : | Y William Wepner, Chairman of the| Bols heviki I ail | in First Effort has been influenced by : i : hers Lo : 1s in court, She was] tor’s Whereabouts Unknown, | heads in Westphalia. Joint Confer Hoard of the union fo Cut/Of Dyna and opposition rather than , " sik Tad at Onis — urning ‘he result ; according to the opinion » ; ihe “oxarinadion er xeihenae ean wert wiReth they AY ta sake threo cities that Vaga Columns. | prevailing in Amertcan circles here. tion. & A y : | y ’ rt for culy at 4 me _ WILSON IN CONFERENCE WITH ‘ Nas Count aH 1 o Pre )—Br ning to ake | 3 now Eugene P. Herr ce ay - | : to in the | THANGED, Saturday, Marca 16] 1 BONE Oana CECIL., ‘ , davithalho had re rmation| a ne eeer| aa No President, following tsvuance : Mex ‘ : within the last fort hours | havo 1 tive of how| (Associated Press).—The futile attack) oe hig statement that the league “4 sé t [Sse venes nin : . Soetias oi ti citle [nae h the Bolsheviki delivered yester-| would be included in th reaty, con, on passed the review jeer We ; | day on the Allied and American for Lord Robert © and in massed formation, | Walter Wilkin without i warrant | ‘ o t serio e pt to et prog: 4 ¢ Gein 40 | the line of communications o ‘ G nin Vivillans assem Mr wi feat r | nm simultaneoust: 4 wit the review through CAT ner dé ni of ' BY MOB OF PEASANTS Dvina and Vaya imns ‘Tho at-| with framing up the treaty F 4 Ls Gen, Pershing spoke Keb. 27 Weeks | 4 xpe a | tempt was not only frustrated, but | | While the forthcoming treaty with 5 man's ermal is termed pret Aikae anon § won: with 'th necetnient \wa . ale ur-lto th | Former Commander of German Bolshevik forces suffered a severe d Germ: phat y d pri pelea it te i uthered about h upartme ng the day, and announced gains 5 sata irocl onew?lakand and purposes tina 6 bis address the Commanders| Object ararat Glniey will KA gent GUE oe Army in Flanders, Beaten to | fc it and sustained heavy I fixes that country’s military and { presented one Ce sional} “On u (For earlier report the W | huad Death in Bohemia | Moving from the Kadish-Turocvo| status, defines tts boundaries H f tanor: tn ‘ 3 LONDON). Steven Gen. Count| sector, the Ist Batta f the oth wes Of the questions of re i} ¢ Medals and forty-six 1 Nodclheim. ‘The French 1 to] Sixt von Arnim, Commander of the] Soviet Regiment, 600 strong, attacked| “94 economic freedom. It will aot be | ~~ ws W “1 to ut |! aM So nee "1 Ge which twenty-five jnites| Ml OF & fixed py of the signee t Vice Crosses to officer division r was pinned by | of Mk, at the junction of d for ratificas 1. Sidney Man er he n mish r ‘of Ramecheld berg m y |e Vaud anda Deine on by the Allied nations may be c r leading | man, to ROSTERS Mae | Cotoge nd Krononburg, northwest r ; " Amorican-Russian detachment | 2M forty to sixty days ‘This will j k on the| phoned 1 mn uncita M ft fen ha forwarded ala \ ‘lat Gor ell intrenched and it| &¥€ 49 opportunity fo wlling of a ae , P wna outs had in t ct e Asie f Laat prote G n Govern at) vt ff tee| the enemy, capture| of tl ° ne Ams a Cons } e a emt ee . .: f ‘ " r y i ‘ he n oe s and © mac he Senate to act. Gere | UP ALL POINTS. National Guard 6ith marched, Th © killed or wounded, Man At Herrman from a | Heavily Laden Municipal Boats Piatiae ae K SHar “la dl with Gurmbay thee ed i 2 When the United Yes," replied the witne On Way to Staten Island ute’ ae ficpante est tee tlie i with Austria r « Pe tered the war Mann “Did you n to 7 Damaged in Collision ‘ “ " | ani ; Hi . y 1 ' ur Brewton, Alu ave the telephone cha 1 = pondent | Mit Committe lane which will clean uf COREGA i Distinguished Service Medal “Yes, and they W a w one "i tha wounded | ¥ linate the sepa I 5 yen a - = | W \ Gon. 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