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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
Stlernrbdluleret pdd
DcroenShapene.

g2oibm8tou Sen Soc Gec. Get
omcritouile Stag ilngrer igicn Tor
ioritc WouQ Qad mango Nor ira Yta'
itltopqcuc voa omerifnuife Stiba
plpicnoc %crotuabopenc. o IIelte
Al 0i3ic Eartoicr b"eiarcr gontlc,
tlcuotc Butter, men mango az Dem
iprOc$ mi oQiaa / Surpanoc, bpo-
Sticrucbonncrct life bar urrct lccl
roicuor ira q unlcrifanlf Sonocl@'
ilib / over en- WclmclteaIoer
NJ &glitringcuS @onocI0fIooOc
pua l,230 Tarteicr, reprU'cntercu.
Sc en- iom.ct 2rrgtigbco a. 6,I9l,.
ESQ (pu, 1oar 236 / Dem noroenro'
puiifc Craoc. Cen trans atlanti'te
(roo, tomutr ocrnrlt mco 49,.
paa tiliammcn l,2O4,953
lou, mgouts l7G Sfibe pan tllIam'
mcu 1I756l4 Con anucrbc1 ! Der
militurt (ruu5portupicna Sieltcita
gnorc lSs Sfibe gaar / Butte poa
SuOamcrifc, oeraf 73 pao 9ralillen,
% poa "a VIata % % paa Spo'
cmerito5 ECittpit.
Serti Stibe guar / iaIt Butte pao
mocuroppjiIc Naunc, IL paa Irrlfa.
6 vaa Suoicu. - paa oct title Nap.
t43 pon &ciliuoicn on II | anltIar.
ten % / ocu Rcw gn9Iano''te alIl.
TRADE.
"a Gr,oaiulitarocn %inotraaSts
rur Dc 6orcncoe Staicr bIcnet Der
ocu2 Icoenoc itibSbpggcnbe Nation,
iaoucl mco Ncuiun til 1onndgc Ion
Sen Start, Doormeo Stlbabp9nin9ei
iorcatt,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
Kulfommis jionen.

Nolhinaton ocr 20be December.
Grriiocrlt @ilion bar ioag frno,
Qiort llonupnelien al oen Gomrnis'
lion, iom / SperensitemmelIc mco
Sen al bom % SltItits miniitcr SOL
mcr foreihacoc % al &illgrltbeielifa-
berries % Nrbciocrnes HcprGlcntan'
ter / indianapolis alltagne 6rcoS-
plan ifal isgc at opnaa CT permanent
Spcrcnafomlt mclcm Dem.
Te ire Dtcblcrrucr, buordi 3om-
misiioncu beltnur, or Selrp VI. No
bition / Eaiabena, Gal, Der fol re.
prpiclltcrc GiiblifluL Sohn y.
@bitc. Ell tioligcrc Vrrlioert al
llnitco Niue @orfcrs, ipm Irbci'
ocrnes oa &embranot Heolc, en-
Yeuniplpauia @rubccier, lom 8ru'
bciclifabcrne@ H%cprTirntant.
l~lluiboclbart eiter Siicrtllggle.
reIicn al oiSie llonGunelicr, inolsb
Scr Wcooclclie ON. at @rubeiellta.
bcrllc life hapoe gaact mco paa Ct,
ioooon SrSnina al aoniliften, %
at &c uilocr insen SmiiTnoisbehcr
natcoc at islc 'is bunonc al oet
aicnoellc, bcnnc apnrmisiion maai,
&c fonlme til at aigiuc.
Gu III % miligcns Iansparia
StriS or ioaIcbcS itiact / llS'igt.
men Nuiparct ocrior oil iiaaialo
fonrnle til at bpilc paa @rnbclcllfa.
bnrt,p
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

Sbe Educational Nsiociation / Den
ttor'f- liitberife airtc oil afboloc fit
otioet aorlige Wsoe peb Slthcr Sc.
irinar, Ct. Balil, Minn., Den 29oc
% 3ote December. Msoet begpnocr
SCI. 100 eftcrmiobag ben 29be. Ger
bllr oo Sorrctningsmgoe og Saler al
EroteSIorerne Wtortin Seglano 90
:. g. VretS. On 9litenen taller 8ro.
fes'or Spein Stranb; oeSuocn Gis.
fusion. Wtsbet iortipttes Sirsoaa
6ormiooag 81. 8. Yrofcsior s. u.
Sofoole taller, ligeioa EaItor s. 81.
Nnoerlon % Sr. Wagllus SSobnIon.
DIN Gftcrmiooagcn taller igien Woa.
ms Sobnion ON Neutrality-suspicious.
5remtio; berefter G~isfusiion oa isor-
retninger.
5 Wfpoet for SmrbagSifolcoioelil.
gen boloer Or. Slrlius goraas Iorcs
Drag ODER SGreruooanneIiclL, bporbos
0loitlppl89lluul f~orDdll0leS, OeSz
ilocn Sorrctrin9er NJ. nj.
5 Wsoet for Observation-Disclosures
gen boloeS Saler al 9aitpr 3. 81.
Sropn; | College. og Seminoraioc
lIngen al Trof. 5. Sanner; oeSllocn
Sreftel'e al Sfolcipsrgsmaal og Ssor
rctllilgSiager.
5 6pllc9nsoct ON 9lftcncr Sirsbaa
rortIGttcS San1talcr opcr Erofcsior
StranhS 6orebrag on Sorenillaens
Irbcioc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
Atom: Gncr9icm
JONI &raitfilOc.

Nplig afbplotcs t Birmingham Ell
W~tinbcicit Tor Tanipnlaifincns Sp.
iinbcr, SunteS Watt, / InllcOning al
@mnorebeaarsoogen for bans 500,
% peb bcnite Set holot Sir Sliper
Sooge, Den berpmte Splitter % 0ran'
fer al neutrality-suspicious., Ell III.
tercSialtt Gale ON llonpttelien al
gtom.Gnergicn ioln eli fommenOr
&raitfilOe for Menneifebeben.
Gi maa pGre flar ouer, Iagoe Gin
Slioer, at ben Del al Seroens gner-
9ifilber, lom hi biotil bar forItaoet
at ltonptte, bier Scgn til at iloteml-
mes. Troblelnet for be fon1mcnoe
0enerationer blir berfor at lfufic
me. Sele Waterien inoebolber ullraa-
beige NtGngoer al Gnergi, Joni gon'
fife pit biotil ilct life bar prrct no.
npttct. Woterien, Stoffet beitaar al
sItomer, og oisics gepGgelier fore
gaar UNDER llofolbclie al gnergi.
alinbe pi llbnptte oennc / bc,lS fuloe
Smialg, piloe belle Wenneifetebens
nlatcricue Sip repplutioneres.
Ssrlte Sang oct gif op for Tiocn-
ifoben, buao 9ltom-gnergicu fllnOe
bctpbe for Dtenneifcbcben, bar, ga
Habioaftipiteteu opbogeocS i Nitti-
aarcne. Gen poafelgcnoc SpoagelIe
al Iaoilm nafte Itor Sorblsfielie,
tti set ipntcS, iom ON 8aoium no
Itraaleoc Gncrai llocn ielu at bli
minbre / Smiang. Settc bar ganlfe
uiit Ell SciltaecIic, men Stoifct for.
minbifcbeS iaa langiomt, % Sen al.
gipne Gnergi bar iaa uoprGget, at
6ciltagclIen bar flllot forflorlig. Gen
/ Haoium i~noebolbte gnergi er irlio-
lcrtib l,ocn aontrol, ocn ubienoes
rent automatic - % buao oct giTl.
Ser ON, CT nctop at bringe Den u1lber
aontrol, oirigere Sen oerbea bpor
man pil og / DC tilitrGffclise WGrg.
ser. Zen @nergi, ct gtom inbebpl.
Scr, err operoroentlig, og fllnoe hi
pilfaarlig faa gItomcrne til at ls5lc
iig ira ct Stoi, ptlbe Ell mogtig
Gl,crgifiloc itau til Dor Sispolition.
Chi life blot Stadium inoebolbcr
Gl,crgi, alt Stof gisr BET.
IIcnc 80 8ram al Watcrien inoe.
holocr ercr9i nof til at hruc Den
iTnfcoe tpife Slaaoe peb Scapa tSlon
% liable Den op paa Sfotlanbs beic-
tic Sielo. Set par maaife fanlte
gobt, iagbe Cir Slipcr Sobgc, at IN
iferiie life opfarot a,tnitcn at liopin.
SC Itom.Gncrgi mlocr Gcrbcnsfri,
gen, TIL bportil piIoe oe iaa bare
briigt ben? San baabcoe ocrfor, of
SpiinoelIeu ierlt pilbc bIi giprt, naar
Wcmclfchebcn bar blct beore chs MI,
thi ellcrS pilbc alo6en iimpeltbcu life
bli til at lcpe paa. Ntom.G ncrgicn
tuuhc bruges fonitrliftipt - til at
opbpggc Ntcuneifebeoens aultur.
men sen filuoe ogiaa bruacs oeitruf,
tint til at soclTage % tilinteigiere
bcn | @ulb % 8runb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
en- forlis Soupenir.

@obofuL q. s., SEN 15or 1ccbr.
GrpIoltoncn al enocI @ranater, 'olt
bar orogt mco bicm ira 6ratfrig
Ion Sonpenirer, ioreac0c / bot @rao
|aren lmocr en- SlOcbrono, Ion /
gtat Ioaoc NbmiraI &cnion Glubblta
Tor bjcmucnbtc Sol0atcr % Den fer.
tie r~ciorucrcoc airfc bcriteo@ ! Wife.
&ronollancn oniloacs ill $250,0O0.
en 9oIoot fom ioa aIoorlia til.
llooc, at ban lllnattc brlnIc2 paa so.
ipitolct. Ger er oQIaa 6arc Tor, at
@oIter Soncc, GIubbcaa Scfretpr,
bar Iot Sipct til, 0a man illtct bar
bort cllcr feet til halu ltocn Bran
0cn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
0lmerifanere /
enselif Gjeneite.

@oibington Sen 1Soe Dec. Salt
CT III, poa llpglc fau ltnotagelicr
nGr, ale oe ca. 10000 Imcrifanere,
Iom UNDER ari8en gloroe Eieneitc I
cen Brittle 9lrnuc, benlobiIiIereoe.
&c fua, Ionl en0nl life CT afnlpn-
itrcoe, er iaaoannc, ion cilbul be-
finocr JIG poa @oipitalerne eler I'M.
Der 9Ggcbebanolins. s opcnnrpntc
slntal er life meOregnct &c SlliilOer
al andre glnlcrifanere, Iom fipmpcoe
mreo / Dc f%ouuOiite % uuItrallfe $50.
loniularnlcer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
a

YtIi2 Bertha Sthlcr cr tonutrt
biem 'ro Chicago pon i'm &llIclcrIl
Nrnnotubct uc0 ,Sl0cbran0ru !
S%folcbuict Tor ct Nar llacr iiOen err
tarcrct til SS,i1O.
AIRS. Gobu Breckenridge ira
4fimcapoIi2 cr hernc0c poo @c'eg
hos lin Cater, Mrs. :. y. Same.
~ Mra. q. Solitren ira W}iume.
tom iioilc llac hcruco ior at
iii 6oocr, Nlut 2lelion % an.
ore SIcQtuinaer.
Yfli2 (hcooora Ncahcim, ionl
uooanncr Jig iii SpacpIcicrifc Ntips
neapoIia, beioaer Tor Chen line Ior.
her / &prt.
- Ntourice @icrict, iom inl0crsy
Ill San0ITgc uc0 NorthmtItcru llai
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

Uill8 gorreiou heoe al SlngebetGn.
oeI'e | en- AIoer al nooet ouer Is aar.
Ears Sopig, Der I Here aar ar
beiococ iom Sneo / 5pring 8ropc,
CT a'8ooet peo Gsoc1 / tit @lem Der.
Itcoa citcr lGllgcre 3io3 SioeIic al
Grrlng. San por isot ! Sigonl,
2orgc | 1850 % fom heroocr / 1902.
5 1906 bIcp ban aiit nlco Wforle
&nrl"brooten, iom mco ocre9 ire
Vern oucrlcner BAN. &carooel'eIl
ronot Slr@ooq oen SOC Gee Steo ira
Spring @rope airfc, huor |olt. 6rolt
forrettc0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

cpis Se liter "Seerrab.ysncn", aune'nI orn
VI .,abeer 90 alsnaie, sis benz ct sumner Al
s!opei m ps Oh - % 'eHeer re % Gu NJ
Gpcnueni, Hal D, not e,ee al paaIOHHs aS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
$4,000 Ncres aoot Sarmlano.

= Sat Deo Storbaeyues Martsoer. Sfat.
ter og 90 9ieu!e Ell ait oil DiI bape al bstals
poale Aar. huis on ogyter % beloer sreatus
rer. Rso 9Ioper gano So. Gloperton, @iun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
IRA auc Nauter.

5 Giterrig pil al Scrnbanetraiif
bli inbitiuct i Sulclgen pua 8rllno
al &llnlon9cl.
& Spalicn blir Irbeioer- itts
atlonen oaglig prrrc og prrrc. 5
belle Gatalunien cr ocr III 2ocfollt.
1000 tnrinaSipge tnife @prl
or anfonlmlct til Bern Tor at forbelc5
paa forlflrulgc alirltcber / Scbmcit5.
5 Garis er Der III life Ell 80.
ntlliebctuenmcligbco at oporipc nm
Der 5000 Srancs ON Narct.
- 50 Selcgutcr ira - 2alloc er
III %lalrlct / Taris til clAinternatio.
mol &onierencc ON 6rplcanlUg Colo
forage.
Sg'ua / TalUitiua CT set M
9aact lbs mco Sptogclie al Silnls.
& 5ranfrig bill Scr / 1920 bli
fabrifcrct 100000 IntomobiIcr
inloO 10000 / 1914.
tSrd Tltlfrallell DleO Der ltolte
9lor crportcrct Sarcr til Ell @rroi
az 80 Wiuioner Collars in1ob $780,
600 / 1900.
st ipccielt Goblet Srrn, lom
cr blet brbt "bct robe 2iten" er al
rciit ira Wtpifpa til Illrteitan for at
orDalliIere Sopict Suititlltioner ser.
arilppS Goobcnfabrif / gsien
bar iioite Iur hapt ct llnberifllb pnn
SO Mti1ioncr Warf. Set CT fprite
@ur1g, iiben arupp Gcrfernc blcu all-
lugt, at DC bar gaact nlcb Cab.
Gen "iranite determinations.
nlniltcr bar re9nct no, at oct pil TO
tic 10000 Willioncr SrancS at faa
Sfif pao Sc frigsbcriebe Ne9iolter /
9torofranfrig iQicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
nacne Ncir.

DC Gorcncoc Stotcr& Geirburcon
meobeIer felgenoc on &eirct ! Slo@'
runlnet 22oc i'll % mcb 27nc Iecbr !:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Generally fair. except SHOWS about
Wednesday. Normal temperature until
latter part of week when weather viii
become considerable colder.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

cnjfcS.-Sp Yiaer, EN- for al
- miupeli9t &,usorbeloe, Moen &lGcess
pait. ben anoeu 'om Sdrnept9e Tor TO Born.
@opt Nlem 90 bei Ssn. Guar pr. @rep,
opoipenoe guoer os Grioriug liant Heisreneer.
Mrs. Nobsrt aratuolo, $40 Fart ~stpenue,
gilbert yea, Wtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
.iialGs. Gn uomertet 100

2lcres Surm mint ! bet ouuife Settles
meut Subj, Mid. 1 Ndl iii Stole % III
NtiI I'll oauit Airte. @ooe Speuiussr, ieri,es
tlasies guno tort Wiuloioro meb yerur
oerlus. II iGlgsr 0tsIt til S~onoenieriet.
Eor nGrmeye llneerrstniua "TRIP iii eiereu,
Shomas 6. augaoro, WdrleIte, Did.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
Sreo % ufreo.
JortfrtieIfe fra Sioe

rer og ct Tar er ombannet til Ru.
iUer eller a%lnitgalerier. : Char.
l~ottenburg Slot err Der oeiaa etable.
ret ct ortbopGoiif Snltit,,t. 90 emo
% er Sii,ansminiiteriet Soot lom
buapilo, flyer commissioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

SiHalNs-Sarer al ben bergmte
- 9tem i3eulauoS Mace. Strip eitsr Griss
lite. Is. J. Siior. Secogab, Sopa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23

ciialgs.-Sarm paa 81 Icres.
beliogenoe i%nbenior Cscorab gpsrGnie.
meo oooe gnguinger iamt meo WieIle Tor
Mel % Seso, meo IN &Gnotrnft uetop ils
i%talleret. IN iortrlrll9 Anleonins for Ell
Mano, iom %ior'tour 'i9 soa Mslehriit.
Striu til Z. :. 9lif, Sscorub, Sora.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
9scDrnb % Sme!n.
Gclifab iur II. Stnboo.

Sen 22oc December 1919.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-23
Seiaa ,n Hcpplntiun.

! gpen Sarliall / @alicicn bar
Der fprlcocn eli eienoommelig HeOos
luton. aommuniiterne fit iitano en-
H%ciening, Iattc gpitprct paa Eorten,
bciattc DC offentlige gpgnIngcr, op.
rcttcoe Sopietraao % gap iig til at
itpre gpcn. Mcn Stpret parebe Of.
fllrat / TO Sinter - inotil Scr blep
inOfalot trooper, iom iogeoe aom-
luniltcr1c uuf % gicninoiatte oct
0amlc Stprc.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-21
VICTORY LOAN
STARTS WELL
WORK HAS BEEN WELL
DONE AND ALL OVER
THE COUNTRY COMMU-
MITES ARE BUSILY EN-
GAGED IN TAKING SUB
Scorpions.

Washington.-Eot a ripple or
excitement aoppeared at the treas,
ury this morning at the opening OF
the Victory Loan campaign which
IS on for the next three weeks.
The big machinery of the plan to-
sell four and one half billions dol
lars worth of government obliga-.
tions to close up the expenses OF
the war had been so well oiled in ad
vance that the officers in charge.
of the campaign found little to do
today to assist the thousands OF
workers in the communities over
the country who are buisly engaged
in securing subscriptions to the,
loan.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-21
GERMANY REPLYS
HER MESSENGERS
WILL NOT BE CLOTHED
WITH COMPLETE AU-
THORITY WILL PROBA-
BLY, DELAY AGREEMENT
OF PEACE TREATY. WILL
SON LETTING OTHER
THREE STRAIGHTEN OUT
ITALIAN TANGLE.

Paris.-Grave doubts were ex-
pressed today whether the perfec-
ted Peace treaty would be present
to to the German representatives on
Friday as expected While the treaty
will be completed in substance it
will be physically impossible to pre-
pare it in the four days remaining
days and have it ready in it's fl
nal form.
Premiers Orlando, David Lloyd
George and Clemenceau met this
morning in the office of Premier
Clemenceau and renewed considera-
ton of the Adriatic question. Pres
ident Wilson again absented him
self from the conference The
Council of Four will meet this al
ternoon and all will be present.
The German reply to the ultima
tum of the Council of Four that
the German commissioners will
not be clothed with full power to
negotiate peace and accept the terms
of the peace treaty, and that these
will not be received by the allies
unless they are so clothed is an
xiously awaited. Then steps to-
wards peace depends an the Ger
man reply to the ultimatum of the
powers.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-21
WILSON'S CALL.

President Wilson's appeal to the
American people in behalf of the
Victory Loan follows:
For two anxious years the Amer
ican people havs striven to fulfill
the task of saving our civilization
BY the exertion of unmeasured
power they have quickly won the
victory without hich they would
have remained in the field until the.
last resources haG been exhausted.
Bringing to the contest a strength
of spirit made dodbly strong by the
righteousness of their cause, they
devoted themselves unswervingly to-
the prosecution O. their undertake
ing in the full knowledge that uO
conquest lay in their path excepting
the conquest of right.
Today the 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
threshold of happier times. To
enter we must fulfill to the utmost
the engagements we have made.
| The Victory Liberty Loan is the
indispensable means. Two years
ago we pledged our lives and for
tunes to the cause for which we
| fought. Sixty thousand of our
strongest sons have redeemed for
us that pledge of blood. To re-
deem in full faith the promise of
| this sacrifice we now must give this
| new evidence of our purpose.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-21
TRINITY WON OVER WAKE
FOREST.

Trinity College, April 19--Trin-
ity College won over Wake Forest
by margin Of 35 points in the first
intercollegiate track meet of the
season, held on the Hanes Athletic
Field Friday afternoon.
In the dashes and long distance
runs, Trinity took every first place
from the 100 yard dash to the two
mile run. Edwards of Trinity came
up from behind after bad start
in the 100 yard dfsh, and won in a
terrific burst Of speed that carried
him. over the line Just little ahead
of Duncan, from Wake Forest. In
the 220-yard dasn Edwards took
6rst place also.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-21
Germany Makes Announcement.

Paris.-The announcement by
Count Won Brockdorff-R -Rantzan
the German Foreign Minister
that his government would send
delegates without full powers to-
make peace terms. but that they will
have the right to treat with the AZ
lied powers and submit to Ger
many the peace terms before they
are accepted by his country. The
French press says that the action
of Germany and her dialtory tactics
makes it necessary for an alliance
offensive and defensive between the
four great powers which include
America.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-21
CONSTITUTIONAL
AUTHORITY
To Enter Into Alliance With
France and Use Our Army
and Navy
THE BURNING QUESTION

Paris, April 18-Comment in the
best-informed quarters seem TO
confirm the broad intimations OF
French officials that President Will
son has given somewhat definite
assurances to Premier Clemenceau
which satisfy the French desire for
additional guarantees to insure
France against the dangers OF
German aggression.
Under the Federal constitution,
Congress has the sole power to de-
clare war. AS the President has
frequently explained to the French
eace delegation, it was Impossible
for him to give an advance COM
mitment for the use of American
military strength in behalf OF
France. But the understanding
prevails that way has been found
to overcome this obstacle to satisfy
French apprehension President
Wilson is credited with having
sought advice from American au-
thorities on constitutional and in
ternational law as to whether he
ou1d be justified in entering into
a formal agreement with the French
government of American military
forces.
These authorities are said to
have informed him that, while a
constitutional inhibition stood in the
way of the use of the American
Army or Navy for war purposes
without the consent of Congress,
it would not be contrary to the con-
stitution for the government of the
United States to enter into an agree
ment with France under which ag-
gressive action by any nation
against France would require the
President to lay the facts before
| Congress for it's action, with g
recommendation that the act of ag
gression be regarded as a casus
beli.
Accepting as correct the reports
now being circulated in Informed
| quarters, President Wilson has as
| sured Premier Clemenceau that tn,
United States would enter into a
treaty agreement with France alon,
this line and that he will lay thu
treaty before the American congress
for it's approval-not before tn
Senate alone,
Informal assurances or something
in the nature of a gentlemenI
agreement, of this character woul,
be merely binding on woodrow
Wilson while he held the offic,
of President of the United States
But to put the agreement in treat
form and have it approved b
Congress would he definite, for
NAL compact, binding not alon
upon President Wilson, but uppo
his successors in the Presndentia
office.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-21
SEBAsTOPOL EVACUATED
BY CRIMEAN GOVERNMENT

London, April 2o-sebastono1
has been evacuated by the Crimean
government, which is proceeding
TO Constantinop1e The government
OF Sebastopo1 is now in the hands of
the revolutionary committee. This
announcement is made in Russian
wireless which adds, that Thursday
afternoon with the allied command
an agreement was reached for an
eight days armistice, expiring April
Is.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-21
EASTER SERVICES

The services at all the churches
yesterday were in keeping with
the day and the ministers were at
their best in declaring the glorious
promises conveyed in the birth,
death and resurrection of the Saw
lous. AT some OF the churches the
ministers emphasized the fact that
the Savious is the only hope of
the world which is torn with dis
sension and strife.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-21
MARKETS
COTTON.

New York.-The cotton market
showed renewed strength on account
of weather conditions on the coast
(which was generally favorable.
There was soma irregularity at
the opening with May points
lower to seven points higher.
New York-Cotton futures open
ed steady with May old rs so; new
25.25; July old 25.20; new 1888
cid 1880; new 24.46; Dec new
24.OO;' Jan. new 23.37.
At noon May was 27.67 and Spots
Wilson market Middling basis
26k cents.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-21
COMMUNISTS WILL NOT COM
MUNIZE RELIGION AND WOMEN

Buda Pest.-The commission
of Elections has iatructed the cler-
gy to declare from the pulpit for
the next three Sundays that the Sow
let government guarantees full re-
ligious freedom to all, and that
there will be no interference with
any church creed or the clergy,
and that the government will not
interefere with the present methods
and customs of life and will not
communize women.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-21
STOCKS.

New York.-The bright pros
poets attending the opening of the
Victory Loan impaired much
strength to the market at the open
ing today. In the first half hour
there were gains of from one to
three points registered in the Ship
pings, Equipments, Motors, Oils,
Leather Paper and food shares. Uni
ted States Steel advanced a large
fraction and attained the highest
price of the season. Rails failed
to shore even in the moderate gen.
eral advance.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-21

Paris, April 2o.-The Italian is
sue over the Adriatic has reached
an acute stage( where decision
one way or the other cannot longer
be deferred, and a decision either
way is fraught with serious conse-
quences.
Despite the Easter calm, which
brought vast crowds to the church
es and boulevards, the council of
four continued it's sessions at the
white House" beginning at 10
o'clock this morning. The Italian
Premier, Vittorio Orlando, and the
Italian foreign minister, Baron Son
nino, were both present, and made
it known that the opening of the
Italian parliament on Wednesday
has necessitated their leaving Paris
Monday with definite knowledge of
what was going to be done.
Baron Sonnino continued to oc-
cupy the extreme position. insisting
upon the integral fulfillment of the
secret treaty of London, giving
Italy the entire Dalmatian coast
and islands, and also claiming the
city of Fiume without information
alization or division with the Jugo-
Slavs.
Premier Orlando was rather more
| conciliating, through a telegram
xxyhi ioh hn hoI
heads of the Italian government de-
| clared that the entire army was
behind him in Lpholding Italy's
aspirations.
Captain Tozzi, of Premier Orlan-
| dos staff, said the telegram was IN
| eject an ultimatum and disclosed
how universal anG deep-roted was
1 the Italian determination to secure
Adriatic coast. He added that il
| these rights were not recognized
Italy would undoubtedly adop
her own course, without reference
to the conference, and occupy the
regions to which she considered he1
self entitled.
President Wilson's position wa
said to be equally determined
against any recognition of the sc
cret treaty of London Reports of ,
compromise on the basis of the Ital
ians getting the Italian quarter
OF Fiume and the Jugo-Slavs get
ting their districts were not con
flrmed; as it was said that thi
was the plan put forward to tn,
Italians but not accepted. But ear
ly reports indicated that the ses
sion might be prolonged through
the day in an effort to reach
middle ground.
| ine extent of the guarante
which the United States and Grea
Britain have given to the Frencl
as security against renewed Ger
man attacks continued to be tb
foremost topic in the French nress
Ine French representatives main
tain that the guarantee takes tn
form of an alliance.