The evening world. [volume], March 01, 1920, Final Edition, Image 4

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Hi
EADY FOR FIUME
DMPRDMSE PLAN
Would Drop Claim for Linkr
IgWith Istria and Place Port
Wnl Under Leacrue.
IllQllE, March 1. Protnlor Nlttl is
tlaoosed to uocatit a compromlso set-
tement of the Adriatic question, ao-
girding to the Mcssagcro.
Nbk this arrungetnent, the new-
eai-s. ItnJv would not claim
EerrRorlal continuity between Ititrla
KhdUFfume on condition that tho oily
jle placod under Italian svvereljrnty. ,
Ph Loapuo of Nations. It Is said,
Illibe tn charco of tho tulminlslru-
SSh-ir tho port.
FTuaiE, Saturday Fdt. zs tAirao-
Prcra), A. sieve of FllHUfc tin
tbegun with a stringent blockade
pttlnst oommodlUeo, including food-
stuffrf.
W Too correspondent has cleaned
opinions of all sorts In l'lurae. Thoso
Kf. tho citizens with whom ho hoji
Talked seemed unanimous that tho
wtuitlon -was crlUcnl and that tho
gltynow to In tho deepest of despair
nancloly and commercially.
t "We arc starvlntr," said a prominent
ibanker who previously food, been a
Ssmmjr reporter of Italian annexa
tion.' ' "We are unablo to go rurthar,
f now aro rendy for an International
AtfiSVfo want our port rcoponod to
commerce wo want tno city occu-
roled .either by an Amorlcan or a
EBrltUli BiirrlHon. 'Tho present Htato
ls Impossible"
LONDON, March 1. Premier Nlttl
rot Italy and Anton Trumbltch, head
("of tho Jugo-Slav delegation,, were In
tialmost continuous conference over
GPthc rcck-ond In an effort to arrive at
WILSON "GERMS"
WANTED ABROAD
TO WAKE PREMIERS
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Manchester Guardian Says Adri
atic Notca Refute Stories of
Loss of Force Through Illness.
MANPHliTI5R, Knpland, March 1.
KKSIUKNT WIIiHONTJ- let
ters. In the Adriatic cor
respondence, Just publlnhrd,
art .considered by th Guardian
oa a refutation "of the reports
that bis Illness had caused soino
lowi of mental force and balance."
Jt nnl8: "If President Wilson Is
tmffrrlnc from any malady of po
litical Judirmont. could not somo
American bacteriologist convey
us a few germs that Wo
may inoculate our European
Premiers 7"
The Quardlnn continues:
"Olio's chief regret In reading
President Wilson's admirably
phrased plea for a wlso and lion
orablo policy In tho Adriatic is
that it should liavo been left to
him to framo it. One foelo that
England somehow has sur
rendered her rightful part In tho
drama to an American, It la we
who should have raised our
voices first against lha proposed
terms of a settlement which ex
pressed tho very spirit wo went
-to war to defeat W(
should all bo grateful to Mr. Wil
son (or extracting us from a (also
position."
WILSON AT WORK
ON ADRIATIC NOTE
11 to orffftnlr.o the commission for In
vestlftntloti of conditions In nussla, as
recommended by tho Council of Premier.
Preparing to Reply in Premier'
Suggestion That U. S. Join
In New 'Negotiations.
Itnlr to l.lnk Trlr.fr nml 1'lomr
Hy Hull.
110 MR. March 1. Orders liavo been
Issued for direct rnll communication !
tween Trlesto and Fiumn by tha rail
way ndmlnlstrntlon. Work will nrnh.
WAHHlNdTON. Marclt 1. President "
Wilson hns lipgmi wofk on bis answer , ,
to tho llrltlsh and French Premiers on ASQUITH RETURN BRILLIANT.
the Adriatic slliifttlftn. In preparation
for tho,sctdl drafting of his note he Rx-Premli-r Central rimirn tn Pro-
h&s written to Acting Hecretary Polk rraalnn to Cotiitnons.
tT.tho 1)'t,,,f.l,nnl' , 1 i.ONDON. March l.-Tho return of
Mr. Wilson apparently was planning formor j,rcmler A.quUIl to nctlv ep.
to make prompt reply to tho Premiers v , p,,,, l0.day iU T0.
suggestion that the United States join BUt of h fecent ., lo npr(14nt
1,0 ,"JZtT.nn' lho v constituency, attracted
mcnts In seeklhK to bring- about a. sola- con,dcrnb1n ntlent0n In advance from
lion of the-Adriatic problem tl.rouKh y, ftn(1 M
dlrrct neKotlat ons htftween Italy and Th() T,m , outnlnff u,0 pI.n. ,
.ruKo-lvl. It w noM here also ,hn day. Includlnir a sort of triumphant
I hut Home despatches Indicated uiat ... -, .....mi.v. .
freniler Nlttl of Iial already had uroccsslon from Cavendish Square to
opened conversations with tho Juko- tho IIouso of Commons, with Mr. As-
Slovak authorities to mis ena.
aulth as the, central figure, remarked
Uiht tho eik-Prmlcrs retflnl to- the
Common was under conditions which
usually ucconumny royal ialts to
Parliament ami predicted a "tremen
dous reception" for the I.ltoeral leader.
where they should be safe from
ircosinir.
ho mo mutually satisfactory com
promise afrrooment for settlement of
tfie Adriatic dispute.
The conferences, It wan ibolloved,
had tho full approval of tho Council
of Promiorn In .view of Prosidont
Wilson's sueffcaUon that a direct set
tlement botwt'on Italy and Jugo
slavia would bo aoouptablo to tool
United HtatM.
Tho Daily Telegraph said to-day It i
was 1;nrjwn that a supplementary
noto from Prcsldont Wilson to the
Allied loaders is on route to Ixmdon.
The note may already have reached
the Council, the newspaper added.
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Col. J. W. nano, commandant of Mc
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miraculous escape from death in a five
mile fall, was In New Tork. to-day on
his way to WnsbinRton.
"jrajor Schroeder's fall," said he,
"was due to conditions of very low
pressure and extremely low ' tempera
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the aviator will be placed liefore at
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Don't treat it lightly and try
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You arc bound to suffer the
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EPERiiEIM.tLINS
34th Street New York
Announce For Tuesday
1
The Most Remarkable Sale of
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We Have Ever Held
15.00 to 25.00 Values at 8.75
The Blouses in This Sale Represent the Entire
Stock of One of New York's Finest Blouse Makers
Tho Price at Which They aro Offered in Many Instances
Does Not Cover Present Cost of Materials and Trimmings
15.00 to 25.00 Values
Sale Price
8.75
Superior Quality Geor
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he Store is closed at 5 P. M.. daily
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Special Vaflues
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Women's Silk Petticoats
at these unusually low prices:
Silk Taffeta Petticoats . $4.50 & 6.45,
Washable ' Satin Petticoats, lace-trimimed,'
at ' . ." . . $6.45
(Second Floor)
Chenille and Silk Embroidered
fir ;
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ii
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Another Remarkable Sale Tuesday
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DIMITY
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About 500
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Amh
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prices. ...
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Four shew, bewitching styles, variously priced
at ... $12.50 to 22.50
For Jtiffiior Misses (sizes 15 and 17)
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