Evening star., 1920-12-04

Italian General Ordered to
Avoid Painful Incidents
in Dispute.

hOME, DecenDer 4.-oioeiS now
been sent by the Italian government
20 Gen. Caviglia, commander of
Italian regular forces which have
Established a Gordon around Fiume.
10 avoid all complications or painful
Incidents. Premier Giolitti declared
ast night.
The chamber of deputies commits
sion appointed to go to Fiure with a
view to convincing d'AnnunZio that
ftaly's highest interests require his
submission to the Adriatic settlement
eft for Fiume last night after an
apdience with Premier Giolitti. The
|tbmmission comprises sixteen mem
bfrs, representing all parties OF the
fhamber except the socialists.
1.-THE premier told the commissioners
HAT Italy would occupy the Islands
bt Vegla and Arbe. awarded to Jugo-
slavia under the Rapallo agreement,
bot on her own account. but as the
of the entente. these
Stands being part Of the, armistice
kone Italy therefore could not allow
or anybody else to occupy
HEM. as to do so would be a violation
bf her international pledges. In ad-
Hilton. the premier pointed out, these
3alandS were not even inciuded IN the
.cict of London as territory to go TO
IArbe be evac,1at ed by d'Annunzio's
roops. said the premier, was not a
Beginning of the application of the
neatly of Rapal1o. but an act of neces-
sify on the part of Italy to carry out
her pledges
Fiume stands by D'Annunnis.
Reports from ,Fiume early today as
Serted that a stand would be made by
The people there in favor OF dan
or-r1f IN q
lying island. Deputy Barese, who re-
Turned from Fiume during the night,
Brought this word.
isThe population of Fiume and dan
|hnnzio's legionaires," he said, are de-
kermined not to yield to threats OF
Intimidation or force, and to uphold
the honor of the Italian soldiers and
fSfend their sacred rights to Veglia
nd Arse. The Croats in the neigh
borhood of -Fiume and the two is
Lands. will make common cause with
HE Italians. and are ready to ahAn-
Adn their houses and goods and emf
kiate into Italian territory rather
than await a Jugoslav occupation.
p'AnnunZio's men," added the dep
,fy. have given. their word of honor
to protect the iah abitants of the is-
ahds and Will certainly keep their
Word, fighting to their last drop Of
Plpod. Negiia and Arse are strongly
&0ftlneQ- In Nara natlOu2i guard
e4a- been formed, composed of 1,5e0
krmed and equipped citizens.
Hh Flume there exists a group OF
PS3matian legionnaires, including
hlny who escaped from Austria and
Fought for Italy during the war.
fhfse legionnaires are the most OBJ
tt3hate and tenacious defenders Of
gaklia and Arbe. Regret is expressed
EvHrywhere that few deputies have
fisttd Ffume in order to form a clear
Id4e of conditions there, as it is
thAught the Italian chamber voted
fa4i 4ification of the Rapallo treaty
with its eyes shut"
n AL Quiet On the Gulf.
XRIEST. December 3 (by the Asso-
ff44ed Press boats on
|hS Gulf OF Quarnero were today the
PHly signs OF life in that body Of wa
|eH about which war. is theoretically
being carried on. Last night was
Hl9nt. and this mornins dawn saw no
FhAnge from the inact1on that has
teitned there for several months.
pnfy the mackerel fishermen could be
beSh-
hume was lighted up during the
httht the coast near the city appear.
FnG like boulevard along the .ex-
PS3se of water. Looking from; Assaxia
pne could see nothing that did not
petsonify peace. The lights Of Fiume
E4Ee guarantee that life existed there,
pu6fhere Wer n0.hostale souudS-=ss1s