The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1919, Page 1

5,000 MEN OF 777TH DIVISION HOME” Che '“ Circulation Books Open to All. | “Circulation Books Open to All. | __ PRICE TWO CENTS. COONS ithe ‘New Kerk Worlds NEW YORK, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1919. 28 PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS. WEATHER—Clearing, colder to-night; fair Friday, ATE EXTRA TTALIANS POSTPONE BOLT FROM PEACE CONFERENCE ARGONNE BATTLE HEROES — $2082 HN ror, ay tty ar com LOND GEORGE ATTEMPTS Sn nna oe, ™ ae ee) TO AVERT WITHDRAWAL: of the AR ‘en nitenlastees ers Push the Victory Relatives and Friends Brave NEW YORK GIRL REPORTED Campaign, Ri uin to fie Sluis Gc bieReSiONe — \ Tord | British Premier. Asks President to Conference With Italian—Talk of Move by Rome for a Sep- | arate Peace With Germany. SLAVS PARADE LIRBLY May 2.| "iis Sierey S in Or 0, Accompa' Wife of Admiral St TORONTO, 2 Aquitania Brings 305th Infan- try and Two Machine | 24 (Asse d Press), —Although the Italian delegation Gun Battalions. | PARIS, April 24 (Associated Press) . gh the ga ae | wo the Peace Confere.ce announced this morning its intention of withdraw- eee ing, it was declared Ahis afternoon by Premier Lloyd George that the from New v | | Italians would not leave Paris to-day. ommunds of the Police De- | » who is 22 years old partment th be a ward of Mr , reached port P | to-day on the Cunarder Aquitania. | all assistance p ven by the rank an Phe bussed Quarantine at f New York City, has ! ' President Wilson, Premier Orlando of Italy and Premier Clemenceau ot h oan. Fourth Deputy ) : ‘ a : c er Frederick A | France to confer with him this afternoon in an eflort to bring about an 89 West dei Ree oes Jjustment of the present situation BS Iriy b ! time set for Me adjustment of the present situation, he d ae , is) NOS an ty fixed be desoedincadhoosaivilons PARIS, April 24 (Associated Press),—Premier Orlando reiterated . Ma n waited |cver bad a ward of that name, juota haw yot been fixed by the : : - iy morning that he would leave Paris to-day, He added, however: sce aes ANIA TOES ORE voce" ROME POPULACE = FTALY TO SEND 200,000 TROOPS recs sy wat ety tm ther min ests to their hands, trusting they will loyally fulfil their mission.” A black P : oe ~~ PARADES, CHEERING soldiers waiting wetly and patiently — nt ve the top t th exten for the bouts that were to tu 1 down the t lotion: ree eakansiittin gt lutionary Forces The ferr us Simon Petlura, and Bay Ridge were the first boats VIENNA, Wednesday, J to be filled. Hach carried about 3,000 soc e them | Lenine’s Soldiers Def. ers met this morning. The two statesmen had a long conference, the British c NAMED IN THE PACT OF LONDON, Premier endeavoring to secure a change in the Italian position and induce ite sch DEMAND FOR FUME Sitesi Semgpiaaeate DE | Italy's representatives to remain at he will | Plan to Occupy Adriatic Territory With Two After Premier Lloyd George's visit it was stated that the Umbrella nes in an hour 6 Gaynor, Gowa — j > lh rer ed hi en . » 1 rere persons, most of whom assembled © with tho excep: _. Big Forces Announced by Member of ltalian Premier had f ted his departure from Paris until 8 o'clock this Dpe ck, where s usury lice Ye 1s Ve r e had f 0 leave at 2 P.M, ee seen p Tenens, |eaian Police Protect U. S Orlando's Staff. He had planned to Ieave at 2PM Ukrainian loa, Bands played everywhere in that Premier Orlando and red corners. 5s thie ‘three paradea| Embassy in Case of PARIS, April 24. | It was announced at Italian headquarter that part of Dalmatia and Gen. Armando Diaz, « vould leave first, Baron The police boat Patrol carried i¢ Foreign Minister, at | Sonnino, s following later hundred off welcomers and i other Adriatic territory named in the Pact of London with about ms - peas 4 , : Romi As al f us ae aremier O io { enlying to Preside ri huidecobeeamepbinns need CN TOWARD BUDAPEST |= Press) AGAR 100,000 men, Is stated wontay by Capt, Pozzi of Premier Premier Orlando issued a stitement replying to President Wilson o'clock all these be nad loft their eatraalis A monstrath foyer taft in which the Premier states in so many words that he is compelled to docks and were standing off shore| ii ecourred par rlando: at ; ag iby eng Yontyy MET) ' Ce waiting for the word that the Aqui- en Aa eaeieturas nical (3 travers the principal thoroug A similar force, the Captain sued, would be sent to the north. | Withdraw from the Peace Conference after President Wilson's action, D I hetr a toward | tania had started for the river mouth | which is regarded as a departure from diplomatic customs and leaves tne 2 on April fares acclaiming 1 and Dal eri m around Fiume BANNERS BEAR “WELCOME berweon the ‘Theiss a alta anal cheetiag diay Branice Onan prac (neaiae enna Gani j | Italians no other course HOME” TO SOLDIERS. and in the evening were » dan chaigillesbilat sia the Bhtd emic 5 COURE e¢ meantinre, Capt. Pozzi said, fine Vie 3 ‘ tela ‘ heat Banners, flags and the ‘"veloome| zin, about 120 miles duc east of Buda cr ye/Iando and Foreign Minister Sonnino| would be to convuke Parliament in special session a fe King Victor Emmanuel has telegraphed to Premier Orlando com- Home" signs made for Individual] pest, according to reports from Buda | d notes carry one interest|because of their attitude mending his action and insisting that there be no recession from the that body tie pa exation of to Italy t pest to-day. The Hungarians evacuated Debreczin | Tuesday night. A Hungarian stater legend | Hungarian Commun eoldiers were lifted here and there. One of ‘he est of the latter was a linoleum affair with the painted “OUT i ‘i ge of a measure providing for oupon for the Dee. 15 payment, sav-lTtaly's claims at the Wao Week eaten ee veers Treasury the expensive rou-| oo perence 1¢ Daimatian and other Eastern Adriatic territo nterest payment the London agreement, and also of Fiume Unofficial re-] The American, British and French . baa ye position Italy had taken, At Italian headquarters the announce ment of Italy would meet immediately tine of sen¢ ement was made that the Parlia- upon Premier Orlando's return, nt says that the | Repor rts have been re , the Captain ad that a military w te as vera! paints veith tact sof ane is Laas de le os aba hee d oH hate lec alia ai aPalatol wa famplated, th fy pons a a at tw Preliminary instructions have already been ed Ten Hours for V Eight Liberty Class & trucks a | | Calltcenin t : It was stated that should a break become definite Italy SACRAMDNTO, ia ne : TOWERS WILL COMMAND WORLD PEACE EFFECTIVE would take steps to approach Germany with a view to making a wavs rete» US, OVER-OGEAN FLIGHT SIXTY DAYS FOLLOWING — |separate peace. ie [LEUT, THOMAS W. POTTER |scossa”sse osc sens "eu he French orsign Ofc tout we: Who Were Not on War 27 pal . The I newspapers are unan Prov 1 Drafted to Prevent n v6 , pete ag Gevcbaat Oversea Du reu “77th Division Will Parade,” Aviator, Saldit Be Bishopis |Uie IA-OadaRiag shat thes itallna): a MEAs fusion Amon y Vanishes After Bor- tion a eee os WV, y, ij ani te rT tion at F the cane Naval A French Pren haa it ala at War Department’s Final Word ie pact : Ba lanids sill make a joint . ‘9 | p dignity and y April 24 WASHINGTON, April 24 | F r ' = A a wht Ar a‘ r 4 The | 1 wt r . i Cle Premier | iG { Pr an A} HE fo taloment to-day is declared to be the final an- ee u y ' : t sw ’ month ha xelu Nanieg ae | ; F ent Wilson nent of the Division of Operations, General Staff, War : ; t ine Be 1 1 Ay yal ie a sOTg nO, By vutline of the topics under Department, concerning the proposed parade in New York |wt duty o tonto a state of pea nade public, al gh the Chino-Japan question, of the 77th Division y . I J } dered. The 77th Division sailed from Brest between April 17 and April 1 |Should tt t front If a P land ! { 5 , inclusive. This should division to New York with no ‘ t n pe I May 15, 5 Wil @ declara. units more than six days be r » which first arrive , ‘ 1 % 1 Silan Por M oe I Ital ch, he said, “ait r the entire 77th ally the ex tivision, be Liout: ¥ Ab AEUES 4 r au in id July 3 ame at a time W t kea 1 empt at con- paradec , “It ts po Mf course, that a transy ' aly Perea i ' the lial TTth may be d sabled at sea, as s« oe hang 1 : ' . dint w ¢ Italian peo- 7 t . 4, “Will express them- of course the j d not b aved n faitana wrt cae and ou f Par 7 ! on the disabled shiy a New Hav tro. Banta Scheid {eek A A t nN st 1 w sh American his announcement! was made when the a Prealé Kerr, dated Apri efusing to order a parade on the ground that a Breton or . rat \ f the contents of th majority of the men of the division did not want to parade, wm! ond AD Bon fide td “Ugtetiva musiasMew fea. | date which will becom Ibeer ene which the President tasued ‘ versal day of peace, The Premier added that be would | yest! sterday. Premier Qriande shew aaa ‘ > ence cg ie PARIS, April 24 (United Press), —Premier Lloyd George has invited Ki _— + e ne es + | ! ——P ————