The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1920, Page 4

oR . THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAKY 11, 1920. , as ‘ $$ $$ 7 a a —— —t pall (regarding the removal of 114 PONTS tions entered into the situation the points had been read, u turned to Col. Hou case we reject the four- ) what would happen?’ “President Wilson would conside the conversations he has engaged in with the Allies on the subject of the armistice as ended,” was Col. House's se’s Suggestion of Break! Armistice Negotiations | ought Quick Acquiescence, workers here strike for Feb. 16 Feb. 11—How the Allies President Wilson's fourteen in connection with armistice ons was revealed for the first by the Boho de Paris to-day, It @t a meeting in the office of hen Pichon, Foreign Minister, on » % 1918. Previous meetings at les bad fixed the military con- D Lioyd George, ‘the British Premier, the Hobo de Paris eays, Parned to Col. House and declared: \)"It we have thoroughly understood Wilson's thought, the ar-) istics negotiations which the Amer- Government {s disposed to open in concert with the Bay Powers inc ee wy e said powers o! Principles and conditions of peace by the Prewident on Jan. in his suowequent speeches. In | ‘word, we me sys our assent to | fourteen points. |. House is reported to have an- | that was wo. Premier Clem- | broke in: “As for the four-| points, I have not read them yet. me know what they ure.” House began, but read the re pen (reh f FS covenants peace commonly Cw = , Z. arrived ‘at") "M. Clemencean er $39.75 2: “That cannot be accepted, 4 a cannot negotiate in the middle | coat, 4 & public strect.” { 3. Balfour, British Secretary of d ' ite for Foreign Affairs, explained * i point meant only publication of | Fesult, and not the steps by which were reached, and the French eg ler answer: “In t case, my ‘ fail to the ground.” ‘ ; ing of, the second point, in ‘ t re Mr. Wilson declared in favor “the freedom of the seas,” brought reservation from Premier Lioyd orge; but the important third | Clearance Sale ee a ed Made to Measure Mater com diet! e Tailors to Men 30 Church St., cor. Dey Hudson Terminal Bullding. _ SIHAVENUE AT 36™STREBT ' Second Roor ~Take Elevator ‘eaturing Tomorrow, Lincoln’s Birthday New Spring Frocks | Our Special tf 5 ‘ Price Mi Tricotine Taffeta { Satin } Beaded, Embroidered, , Ruffled and Pleated fects in great variety Other New Frocks up to $125.00 New = aad ‘ : In the Correct ! 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Which the future status of Roumania, by saying: “We reserve to ourselves |the increase in the price of maadline, ; Pence Date. aote ay tenegro was con- the he Salar er ike cece ant ~ —— LONDON, Tuesday, Feb, 10.—An- sidered) were trad were there further as regards freedom of the seas and houncement was made. to-day Italian Troops Go to Dalmatia. lay thas Jan. reservations, as the matter of repara- reparation 4 proves 10 was the official date w Sete TRIGSTE, Fob, 11,—Two regiments of | Var with Germany terminated nis Italian soldiers, necompanied by several | gute was fixed by & revel order, batteries of Heht artillery. have sailed ——— rom this city. for Dalmatian, porta Thelr tranaporta were convoyed by a| Spanish Rallway Men to Strike, MADRID, Fab. 11.—Premier Salazar |. Keb, 11 ‘Transport have called a general 16, flotilla of destroyers and Minister of Public Works Gimeno have been Informed by the Railway men's Pederation tit a stril called March 1, bs 9 the Fed S ah. 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