Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
LOCAL It AL|AnS TO
CELEBRATE VICTORY
Elaborate Preparation Made for
the Parade 10 Take Place
This Evening.

by the Italian societies FOR The parade
tonight IN celebration ~ the Italian
victory over Austria Hungary, I hC plans
as announced IN Every Evening last
night vii he carried out
Among the societies tO participate &lH
bc the Sons II Itaiy, the ChnstoforD
Colombo organization, Tho SDns of Cniuin-
bus, the Prince of Maple society, saint
Anthony, Saint Michael's, r. Prancis'
and the Mount Carmen !-1ciety Their
viii be three bands IN liuc, two u thorn
Camp Dix soldier bands
Arrangements for the Demonstration
contemplate the formation 81 ne socie'iel
which have their headquarters on .he
east side at Fifth and -hiplcy street.
From there they aiH march ~ TainaIi,
10 Seventh, 10 Washington street, whcrr
they will be met by the Italian consuIsr
officer here, Joseph IN -tefano Escor'-
ing Mr. ID StAfano the column will then
move - Fourth and Madison street
where IT Hill be ,otned by the ycTt f,dr
soncties Then the completed line viz
march down Madison N Front, n Mar
kc' % Tenth, - King vhore . wiu ,"
reviewed by tho mayor, he Police Con-
uiFsion and Coim~l, 70 Eleventh,
Market. ~ Ninth and oUt Ninth street
- hc Italian colony
Italy has made lmmense sacrifice ~
o q j
ago - The Italian Amh1saad0ri In Now I0rk
this diploma tatcd that aurc italy
particlpa'ion IN the var so 900 Italisrs
have been laid on the aitar of democracy
a- dcad wounded and Dr,souers The
victory gf thc l9sf frr days thc rgd
arrnistica terms aihrnltad Dv Cienerst
Diaz to he vsnqushcd .or and .he
subsequent varillation Cf Germany eVdenc
ItaIy.- tremendous role N 'his world ,
conflict
But Italy not b yef a1t q ~ var.
Her armin- will Join tao Jfhe- i'alisn
divisions IN the Nceforl front N r7ept
.he Hun jtaia rradc1ta nas oocn
conquered nor epdrd w he austrian
Command The IlapebGrg inrltH. which
exposed itslv 80 torrigu uv8s'ru hss bne-
removed The political -aHiuon HhicN
persisted for manv vears ID Eurcpe that
Apetrj. integrity -aould he preserved, /,
does not hold arV longer weNtv-sevo7
million souls - different raffor88'tles thai
have bcnn held II elaverv by The Hap--
burgs yyil 81 liberated The 1splratiors
~ italy n hr war 1avc bnen my oniv
rc-conruest ~ her natural and historical
fron'iers out also ne -oiu+ioH u The
tdrla,ir question n t4 evident mat
whatever nation Possesses he naval
bases ~ Pol4 Zars ~eherlco @Daieto
and Cattaro, together vT'h ae islands n
Dalmatia has r lh-niute Command cf
the Adriatic and ran casiv and with i'm
punitv attack the smost undefenfed
italian shore which Is thickly studded wi'h
open cities.
In connection With tonights demnnes-
tratlnn Dr. = Nacraro 81 sos West
street today issued The following state
ments howing BE- -ienihcance q the
victory HI Italy and 1er allies
The Italians and Niles are reloic-
lng over he Austrian Gehacle. The
latest dispatches report 500 600 Austrian
prisoners taken before the arraistlcc vent
into effect This .tlIpendous gIcvorv
winch seals practically the fate oi Germany
and ylndicatcs the disaster 81 aporetto
proves ram 70 he world the yoie nat
!taIv has piavcd ID this var * | we're
nor accused of heinG biased ] Nould say
mat ltaiv aas won he war. N was
Itaiy -cvcrsnce from he .-i1le alliance
and her declaration ot aeufraiIty nat
made possible the victory of tac Marne
II lva. Italian states smarSnlp and rniltarr
wisdom nat ron- antiy grged oa ho
tliles 4 g,gantIc offensive On tao italian
front -.4e lr4raiI0n 1i AUSTRIA -
mi,itar factor and 4n 4ttlch % lier-
many from he lack -oor
HE DIVISION a. military oommSnd
and petty ealou>Ies among Ae tllics
in he beginning ii the war decided other
wise Today Il 4ppiaud i.aiys pro
posal on hc oasis a - happy con-
summation The vctory Just achieved
Is DISTINCTLY an Italian viCtorv. The
tilled divisions cooperating with ne
Italian armies. know from auf horta-
tive sources. hardly re4ch yne dozen 1c
about 90. 600 rlen
l. Is L seii-anow TACT nat anclenl
3 81 5
forced to occupy Daimatla IN order 20
insure the safety of the Adnauc anu that
ster On Venice from the early eleventh
century vas ohged 10 occupy ne -
ands Of certain parts NJ the DsImauan
coast o order 20 leiend herself from the
pirates who eNArmod LmOngsC these IS
ands and the many bays and creeks oi
the coast
Whether .ye .ooa aJ the matter from
the rOInt of view of tradition ol the past
or rom that pf present conditions. the
eilQ of the War mast bring the reCOgnl uon
Of italv historical. national lDd stra-
teQcai rights 10 DaimatIa, which IS
prtzlcmnantlS Italian, and he recogal-
t,on Of Italian hegemony n the AdnAGc-
'rhe Itanan position p the AGTIadc
viewed more -ympathetcaly Nhen one
considers The lmpOrtanc, of he PsnaIna
Canal 10 the United states OF AMERICA
iur Scif-ieicuSe Without cguLro. 0i the
Cana. zone the nlted states No4ld heed
navy twice or even larger han he
present one that ; one n4vy on ht
Pacific AND one on The ltiaDtc. With
ont control ot the AdriatIc Italy, order
to defend her Mediterranean coast 5nG
keep her colonies iu.ted with he Mother
Country would need 7e,% more than
four times hc >iz, II her actual one. Ld
the econumie power u The country would
NOT bc sufficient tor such sn expense rl
Tor rS maintenance
NHhgr Ralfour 1r 81 3ra a ~ecye-
faft ha, oppressed The rnini oi D,
Alhc, u ~ speech tnt linldha''
London. September 'U ialN. Nlcn q,
,aid Italy IS to h.tr restored t1 p,
ana addict # hc fhv- Populations
uhch rc.liv naAc h. nJcy n ''al>
redcenci
~irg osoegs have been gwen u et
cadet AVIATOR training N FcAa-, ultr I,
leave TN arplaHc unUardcd % tav ac.as,
because experience has shown ha ac
r,lllos,, preparation with which hc Alr-
planes II tngs ARE covered d make heu
airtght seems a great delIcacy q CONS,
who. ia their eagerneSs So obtain II sll
chew the expensive linen planes % p.ecc-.
lDDENE CAWEn