The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1919, Page 4

mene . Credited With Inciting Red Revolt There. COPPNHAGEN, May 7.—When Polish forces captured Vilna recently they seized and shot Adolph Joffe, the former Russian Bolshevik Am- bassador at Berlin, according to Pol- ish newspapers received here, Capture of Petrosrad by Finas Again Reported. AMSTERDAM, May 7.~—The Tele- graat to-day published an uncon- firmed radiogram stating that Finn- isn «forces have captured Petro- — grad. A similar rumor was circulated a few days ago but it developed that the Finns were Finnish Red Guards who had come to Petrograd to :re- | inforce the Bolshevik garrison, The i Bolsheviki have admitted, however, : S ki that they have decided to order civil- fe ea jan evacuation of the oity because of sgapeeaiet one hn rd WP sccurreresons ALY TOCONRDL A) soncccasce Se PART OF FIUME IN SE | NAME OF LEAGUE! After 1923 It Will Revert to Italian Sovereignty—Build Jugo-Slaw Port. PARIS, May 7 (Associated Press). Premier Orlando of Italy arrived at the Paris “White House” to-day just as the Council of Four reassembled and resumed his seat in the council. As a basis of resuming participa- tion in the peace negotiations, P>>- mior Orlando accepted a proposal that Italy administer Fiume as a mandatory of the League of Nations until 1923, after which Fiume will revert to Italian sovereignty. During the four years of Italian administration a harbor for the Jugo- Slave will be huilf at a yort a few miles lower down the Adriatic coast, ‘The harvor will have railroad com- munication with Agram and other cities, Ttaly, it is understood, also is pre- el shades.”’ pared to make sacrifices of some of ° ‘They'll make a nice her Nag yg on the Dalmatian 1 ge. Send up one of bad proposal which induced to return to PF | tach color.” made to them by Camille Barrere, the French Ambassado: Rome, —_———_—. sir, it’s a fine grade on. Unusually fine. Looks like silk. One of our shirt specialties. We have | them in white,. blue, tan, heliotrope, green and pink. BPajamas of the same|2000000 rennten « ay Minted te Meet co. goods. WASHINGTON, May 7.—Pennies are more in demand than dollars in these days of soda water LxOR, The Philadelphia and Denver mints are working almost exclusively on 1- | cent pieces, and an extra shift of rs has been ordered for the Phii- hia mint. Beginning to-day 2,- 000,000 1-cent pieces will be turned out daily. FRANKLIN SIMON Boys’ SHopPs FIFTH AVENUE We Call Special Attention to These | Boys’ Norfolk Suits because we have given them special attention ourselves! emery Lit. amen: BOLSHEVIK LEADER Many Belgians and Prisoners Are|tt is ’ Killed and Houses Destroyed and ¥ by Blasts. , line has been interrupted tion containing shelis and bombs of! 1) iy reported that while workmen , May 7 every calibre and many gas shells has| were unloading a wagon filled with} ward Dunne and 7 jf) |been exploding’ since yesterday morn- | ghe)) h Former Ambassador at Berlin ins at Groenendael, six miles south ofihands of a German prisoner, setting | ference, neal ceeatiae\\|:\|: | ATTILIT UL) 1) rererso8 Sizes 9 to 18 Years $15 INE Norfolk Suits in all-wool gray, tan, brown, and heather hom, spuns. Cut on liberal lines, giving plenty of room for growing, yet giving no in: pression of oversizing. Splendidly tailored and finished, every stitch and line setting. a. standard of excellence which. one does not find everywhere at the. pricé-of these. We urge you to see them! OUSUT NTA AUNESAT OOS | I “THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1919." «| COLD INJURES JERSEY FRUIT. | Peter Star Ledee Holds Reseptton A by King Albert eight days depot has been under guard ot |i 150 Belgian coldiers, and 600 German » been at work near it) there are many kitted | | . P. Goodale, DETROIT, prison have traina over the Namur-Lusembourg detonator exploded in the| American \ Is, where Canadian troops were {fire to the ammunitic Peaches and Strawberries Dam-=/and dance will be given by Polar Star aged, Crop Report Shows, Lodge, No. 245, F. and A. M., to its TRENTON, N. J., May 7.—The cold|members of 68th C. A. C. and other weather of the last week of April was for much damage to he staff} peaches and early vegetables in the ‘ northern counties, and to early straw-|dam Opera Holise, 44th Street, west of | berries and truck crops {n some sec-|iighth Avenue. Tickets are compli- tions of the southern counties, accord-|mentary and admit gentleman and ing to the monthly crop report of the|jadies, with mo charge for hat check,| ¥ ai, Of Statistics and Inspection of|/and can be had. from members or at the New Jersey State Department of|the Masonic Club, No. 46 West 24th amatic Critic, Dead roy Goodale, seventy-five, dean of collapsed and|American dramatic eritica, died here windows and roots for two mites around | "ly to-day. Goodal May 6. 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