The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1919, Page 1

“Circulation Books Open to Au.” | eS tie NEW YORK, SATURDAY, APRIL 12, _ PRICE TWO CENTS, TREATY TO BE READY NEXT S 1919. WHITMAN AND OTHERS.ASKED RED PROPAGANDA 1651H1 REGIMENT ON SHIP Z00Q00RUSSANS TO TESTFY INTHE SEAS TP oy AON FARGONS HOME; rr DOUCHE INVESTIGATION.» DUEIN NEW YORK PAL 23 FALSTOWEDWE? AMERICAN TROOPS. and Fears It Will Grow in Intensity Sergeant at Arms. Here With s Only ten Cee Members Invitations for ex-Gover- WASHINGTON tom. in 2,700 Who Sailed on Har- 4 ApHlaneaibitare c, toy ‘ A ° nor, Shorts and Brady. 5 ae rm anes vel Hie Snes | ee oe ee aa al section, Which Will Take Aboug ‘rv noms, WOMANDHARBES; (© 52°55 ovis os GUARDING BERNA ===") a Wer Wl Get Two Weel SUBPOENA FOR ( S | the wih ent sed tol 17 MOD (=) SEAS assia, in whic A 7 7 ( ’ Hp, iors 2 the amt tne emer in a een ae Madi to Consult With Government. Statements of Burke—Hear- | Ee ! Over Prospect of Parade in Nha EE EU COo espn’ ara difectly PARIS, April 12.—Latest reports indicate that the complete draft ndireotly dying from the foo ing to Be Resumed Monday. Fifth Avenue Soon. —>+—_ or |So Divorcee Is Sent to Be sllevue | aed .{ After Arrest in’ Christian Scientist’s Office ' aution 1 a Strike eft for strike yt) Harri | Taken to Prevent ne Spread—Spartacan Sentenced to 60 Days. to grow in New York on Cason progresst Under burg lute yesterday, immediately fo! ere is aa COBLENZ Press.) April 12 (Associated owing inspectio Whe: 167th datantescand 46 American s yesterday chine Gun Batta began ion have been put guarding German Treves be banks through medica irdered nspection and may Coblenz and Wuse of + embark at any time. nial ept Baker, ( nat the ports that » stril among on will ion, Pershing amp Mc in unoceupied G ry might «and intelle eth oscupied zon The remainder at the e Rain place o iret, however, » attend mably d Guard ia rec ration ‘3 ng rea cared for, th n f Berlin, py, ted to the American Mili ud ties at Camp Pontanezen but that the burden middle tting the taken part in ixty days solitary next harvest Provost 15 the Monit the great migratic creased b n the Inferior id 69th of New ‘ ,0W) Division in Brest n New York practic or planning and y fr : a movement aguinst country patoeiiik cor lation of 1 de 70 per Phe Lenine charges | | rad has ny of Occupation t of the the a 1s Allie (nation of the outhernmost ¥ r Ge who wert und Trotaky so both. proc eate ast ral we rey nds of the expedition in of the 4 of participation which it nown, famous luction and Ww munitions in the hrow the , | sentence de parture American off d to fifteen days ea ver has south the a) press r German military on, ded a que pat ely to tire gram M wife of Capt 1. Wild Bi) 1 Thomas Re t line fe to Ale a kopt was t |W [M *ommuni a Arch: th the news unof reduced th t Armor American Army Allen Complete reports | that orders from the divisional e 1 by Gen, Mareh, | Mander had started the 165th fi icla Copenhage » his message men many on Ay He the strength on| ween ch 10 and 12 regiment's recs surplus taken and the 686,114 men have and up to April & There } |supplies an¢ over March 20 being the first div the Army mainde first depar ion ho: { Oc neward spatio Rainbow Divis rapidly the unite from Germany : fed t und and 1 boy o rteen and a vaving to em as Gen. offic cond Army ( th ming of te ~ AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES ieee ‘os IN THE WAR 307,900 (New York Natio goth (Tenne Civil Wa D vember, 1866, a 1 May tal partment from 1865 ot 1,0 >w 500,000 WOOLWORTH WILL IS READ; ini. "\ "ia sc TO BE MADE PUBLIG MONDAY ‘ss. on Family Hear ( Jocument Which Will Be 58 » Killed inded ar Pri 1A m, ft 1438 Taken Jemann CLOSING TIME 7.30 P. M. Sharp on Saturdays for SUNDAY WORLD | WANT ADs, Want Advertisements for The Sunday World must be in The World's Main Office on or before 7.30 Saturday evening. f nients Positively no Advertisements wt be accepted after t this time IMariton' and had w summer a Rosalyn, L. L at the home at .,74KR, BELL TAKE Be TAKE BELL-ANS BEFORE MEALS and mee bow fa aon. [ “Circulation Books Onen to All.” | 14 PAGES “WHITMAN DOUGHBAG INQUIRY WITN FOR WANT OF FOOD Hoover Says Situation Is Grave ual of the of | rey OFFICIAL FIGURES SHOW gers HERE iN $85 TAX! DASH |, Web | ant ARs "bow fina cove igeetion makes ‘you Yaka aon WEATHER—Fair, Cooler To-Night) Fair Sunday. ATURDAY oy $$$ $ GERMAN PEACE DELEGATES 10 MEET ALLIED COUNCIL AT VERSAILLES APRIL 20 Terms Will Be Explained Section by ; { the Peace Treaty, including the Covenant of the League of Nations, week from to-day, April 19. Recommendations of ¢ submitted to the Council of Four ia ,| Meaty form, which helps to speed the work. , THOUSANDS KILLED. BY JAPANESE IN Sse KOREA, REPORT ciewcenttennene will be ready one the various sul minitlees are be! The German peace delegates will reach Versailles about April Immediately thereafter they np s will be presented with the treaty document by the Council of Four, In secret session. Each section will be made perfectly clear to leved this will occupy the ter which the # will, if th ce fit, n and fa week, af permitic > return to “Massacre” Began Late inj'#y Me docu Ir Gove March, Says Shanghai De- spatch to San 8 ernment allowed this, the AaNCISCO, Versailles for final signa. } a proc expected * Germans then being ree AN FRANCISCO, April 12 nat was de Jap upy two additic days. that the thirty-five anese began wh ibed as Krom it is inferrec massacre” in Korea at Seoul, the! treaty wil! be signed in capital Mar tration | anys Korean | Four or about May 17 1 gram the Council of agreement now on ons—reparations, y for the war, the Saar disposition ‘iume and es. The terms of eted for of Ni@e s ready for submise nd here to A lay by the intimated that virtually bi on from a native Christian pastor | The gram Ave wus vngha rding to the Korean the National nformatior of how the covenant ts erwoven with treaty i* pros in the settlement of the Saar problem, The “Big our” agreed that region would be under political for a pertod controls the there, fimat determined ted by the supervision of years while important coal hip of the Pras mines owners f which will be en a ES RT ~ MONROE DOCTRINE. ONLY VITAL GHANGE ——NLEAGUE covenant sion Completes ant Its Work Is Ready for yuneil ana JUST IN TIME TO MISS SHIP. (Associated on of y exempts from being nant, no vital ue of docu. raday S meets on of the except a le ast n u The text of the covenant will v be made public in a few days, says the official anncuncement, Except for the technical task of bringing the French and English texts into ace ready for a Peace Co Last a Mr. and M gotten to get their ad to stay on the pier, Niso had fore | ng permits and