Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
 QUICK RESPONS
 EARLY SUCCESS
President Makes Sterling Appeal Many Subscrip- tions Pour In - Cities Throughout Nation Plan Patriotic Opening Tomor- row-Unique Publicity Is Developed.
hSepublican A. p. Leased Wirel

 l full the pledges made on entering le war, was asked of the nation today V President Wilson, who urged full description of the s4.500, 100000 Vic ,ry-Liberty note issue. Sixty thous- nd men who gave their lives in France ave redeemed the covenant of blood lade two years ago, the president said, ut the pledge of treasure remains yet ) be fulfilled.
 To-day the world stands free from ne threat of militarism,' the president abled from Paris, but as yet we stand nly at the threshold or happier times. Q enter, we must fulfill to the utmost he engagements we have made"
 Presidents Message
 President Wilson's message in full blows:
 "For two anxious years the American people have striven to fulfill the task of saving our civili- zation. By the exertion of unmeas ured power, they have quickly won the victory, without which they would have remained in the field until the last resource had been ex
 hausted. Bringing to the contest strength of spirit made doubiy strong by the righteousness of their cause, they devoted themselves up- swervingly to the prosecution of their undertaking in the full know
 ledge that no conquest lay in their
 path, excepting the conquest of
 right.
 To-day tho world stands freed
 from the threat of militarism. which has so long weighed upon
 the spirit and the labor of peaceful
 nations.
 "But as yet we stand only at the
 tnreshhoId of happier times To
 enter we must fulfill to the utmost - the engagements we have made.
 The victory-Liberty loan is the in
 dispensable means. Two years ago, we pledged our lives and fortunes
 to the cause for which we have
 fought. Sixty thousand of our
 strongest sons have redeemed for
 us that pledge of blood. To redeem
 in full faith the promise of this sac
 rifice, we now must give this new
 evidence of our purpose"
 Subscriptions Pour in
 With the formal opening of the cam paign still nearly two days away, sub scription pledges began to pour int, the treasury today, along with predic tionS of success perhaps even more op timistic than those accompanying tn four previous bond issues. Enthusiasti reports from banks caused some anx iety to officials, who hope that the ney issue will be popularly subscribed, in stead of being taken by financial insti tutions, as they would result in tyin up credit.
 Lewis B. Franklin, director of the wa loan organization, said today that as a incentive to the average investor, a of s1o,0o0 and less woul be accepted in full, and that any owe of the issue would be de ducted from the larger purchases. H explained that this was expected | create an immediate demand for tn notes, which are regarded as highly de Sirable investments, because of the lih eral interest and tax exemptions. this way, it is expected that the pric will be kept well up after the campaig closes
 Preparations for conveying the Vic tory loan appeal forcibiy to the publi are said to constitute the most ela,bo rate and far-reaching publicity sneth ods ever undertaken. Thirty speci; trains are touring the country wit speakers and exhibits, including u far famed aerial circuses. Six thousan films, 100000 feet in length. are bein shown throughout the nation Tv hundred and twenty tanks are amblin over various sections of the countr and are attracting the greatest al tention
 Direct appeals to New Workers wi be made by Vice-President Marsha cabinet members and other public me on every day of the campaign. Speal ing into tube arranged at loan hea( quarters in the treasury here, the voices will be conveyed electrically New York and "amplified" by scores persons placed on Fifth avenue corner so that 20,0o0 persons may hear eai speaker.
 The campaign in the District of c lu1nbia was inaugurated today. when delegation of 115 Belgian soldiers, a companied by machine guns drawn dog teams, paraded Pennsylvania av nue. Later they visited the Whi House. The Belgian delegation will guests at ceremonies at Richmond, VI ginia tomorrow and will help open t loan Monday at Atlanta, Georgia
 The New York federal reserve d trict will open its campaign Sunday midnight with a speech by Goverr Smith in Times Square. On Mond
 New York will dedicate the Victc
 Way. which has been turned into scene of warlike triumph, banked W war relics from the battlefields.
 The St. Louis district plans meeti1 on Sunday, with parades of returni
 soldiers in every big city.
 San Francisco will combine the op.
 ing of the loan with the triumphal
 turn home of the 363rd regiment of
 e1st division Portland, Oregon. ,
 open the loan with a flying circus, 8
 Seattle will feature a parade of sch
 children. Los Angeles will stage a
 military parade on the opening The Chicago federal reserve district ports that many communities in , middle west are announcing the co pletion of their quotas the first Iowa expects to complete it's qu within the first week. A big coast
 fense ordnance train will be exhibi in Grant Park and help 10 dedicate
 Chicago Victory Way, which will
 opened at noon Monday. RUMANIA- HUNGARY FIGHT , COPENHAGEN, April 19.-Rum I Ia n44 '