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81 ANNNNfH 7" hHHAfiNNN"N
SUNDAY Mafra 1po. @ on ana 3D. 90
-. 49,
solemn ounnng of the "Quannr
Ofe this m3rinr az the no O'Clock
ulna which VIII he a. solemn High
Nass with mo Rev b Al Buckley ceic
hrlnf. assisted %, fnthcf D. pornn and
D. walsh aH deacon und aulD deacon.
Tle Cathoslrat choir Will sing ieonafd'H
Moss m o. rlat SOLEMN procession
with fuo Most Blessed SnCumout. az
WUirh iit Rev uiahop viii officiaio. the
Fourth l~rroe Knight. Of Columbus of
fhe iersi rhaptcr noting as suard of
lhnur
ThD hours of alteration for mo ar
feroni nocictea Of thD Parish are aa
followf
sundcy fo d. m. mo Junior tloly
Nsms Eorlrty and tho children ~
Merry to ~ VA. 81 Annt SodNilty.
to q u m. Holly Namc Socioiy and
iho men Of the Parrish. 90 9 o.. VA.
rs 81 q Sodalify
Noudhy ana Tuesday 3 90 p ~.
si Annr Sodutty 90 3 ~ M y. 81
soiant, Z 90 D. m HOLY Nams
society aud men 81 inc psush.'
Tonight nf 2 800 . pcciai sermon
"The Pledge uf Eternal iAfo" hy th'
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chamberlain huu iinnNoNh.
sunday school . 80 "a. M. a. VAN
uuN superintendent
Preaching io % by ihr pastor
Epworlh League q m. Miss Kate
Arnold president
rreaehiur ZOO D. m by the pastor
Prayer Mceting 1890 D. m. wcdncs
day
Believing that ail successful business
concerns take regular Inventories OF
their stocks wc have chosen for our
morning theme Spiritual Invoicing"
and also realizing thnt the usual
time Tor maKuE resolves" has again
arrived. ana ALSO realizing that there
are two sides % cvciy road wo shalt
use rrhc Othcr Side" for our evening
theme
$50 extend cordial invitation g.
strangers in our city
We covct your presence and prayers.
J o. MANNING Pastor.
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Texas Overseas Casualties



Ised Tl0maH Anderson Victoria.
Norman 81 Un5nnnN Houston
lamra Ford Chapel iillI
tIn.Hr Holland Henderson.
lIm nunhett N|mt
brunette MrGew Nnlu
tnHfI0N g. Montgomery Nu1li0i
Died o. Wounds
LIEUTENANT
~ uoesr Walflr saH hniunio
PRIVATE
George uife Nea fo.iHu
Died Of Disclose.
IfrrTIN ANT
rflro k Johnson fmeIN.lo
rluNATls
runn " NoInpr fiou im
AinDri H Nelson ffnNfun
Wounded Severely.
MERCHANT
George CLARK Diehcrson. Bishop.
Df RpuuAf
WHn,m A soidlof Brentwood
WAtDhtH
Walter Land 20 lns0
pflNATEf
nrHndr a. Nsriin Telephone
Alfred flhhudauf Mover iafri
Wilin mN Eotr'n Memphis
,hde Rutherford NHnen
iuhu o. shnWofH riouHe ffrrN
Daniel ~ p1rt AlvHftdo
George ] Christopher Galveston.
Marques o.. liOnsa. Huco
iiut f NltItrr TfIrr
Robert Rogers, Bishop.
CnfWo santos lrsisfiTAabn fN E
l IIlnL Zoo .IrIL--. .uInlI-
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srcrloM MuMarn no

Washington, irn Tho folowmg
caeu1lfios are reported hf tho Com
mnniinr General of Che American i.S
peiilionGrV FORCES Killed n action
go diced uf wounds So. diod 0f srel
dent and other csuecn ia, died of nn
pilne accident . died of diHe1ee 6s.
wo nded severely a1n wounded. &C.
mcr undetermined q wnradod alehi
h - missing in asU0u a' Total Boa
rhr following Texans aio included u
shn liHfs
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Opposite the NurCos Hotel
SUNDAY Services ~ 90 O. ga,
subject Good
Sunday school 90 "a ~.
"Wednesday Evening Testimonial
meeting. 500 O'Clock
Reading room open week DAYS g to
b,ON y. an.
The pnhlc b. cordially invited 90
Tho services and 10 make use of tho
Ro1ding Room ana free eirculutnp De-
hrRry OF authorized Christian Science
literature.
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Church OF Christ
Staples ana FurmHn Avenue.
Nihlo Lesson ni t0 90 H m.
Communion Services ~ o.
Preaching az . q. m. and % m.
subject I o0 a. M. "rho Christians
Inventory
subject 00 % m -"Mako u ae Sure
ns YOU cam"
We extend q hcarN welcome tu Hli
Special invitation 90 visitors.
WALTER COOK. Minister
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First presbytsrian church,

North broadway Bluff
sunday school D 80 M.
Morning Service, N 90 "a. IA
subject. "puhnHhins tho Word
SPECIAL choir music under direction
OF Mira ~ n Craig Session meeting
AFTER service.
Christian Endcavor Gt5 q. m.
subject. "Worin White ilfo rur-
posos." Erwin koHtoroz, leader
Evening service 2 80 y. M.
Subject, "The Chaiiots OF God.
Special choir music.
prayer SERVICE Wednesday z 80
D. ~.
Friends ana strangers are cordially
invited.
HENRY AUSTIN. pAstog,
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Rev p 81 buckley and nencdiction
hN Confessions
After services 4Hnday nighi the rcF
nins meeting 20 ths Altar Society in ihe
cathedral iian
Monday mornlng af 90 o'cloch thc
Nuss "pro Pace
Monday nieht at \ 600 o'clock Special
Sc"non. iicnediction and Confessions
Tuesday morning at 900 O'Clock the
MASS of NsnoeIfI0n
TUESDAY ninht at 900 O'Clock solemn
closing of che "Quarant Ofc' with thO
chanting az ihe i.it1uioa Procession
aud iiouldiotion
Week day Masses AFRO at 900 and
900 a. M.
Meeting OF Tho Daughters of iahhollH
"Wednesday night tao the Cathedral iiaii
Thursday right at 2 Sd regular. mc'i
iug of tno x ~ g. in the Cathedral
Han
Holy Hour at 2 30 Friday night
Saturday Confessions from $50 o.
9 40 b. No.. ana ngain beginning at ol
/ y m
Next SUNDAY is the regular Camfnun
ton SUNDAY fof tho Holy Nnmo B. 'rlctl
and the mon nf tho Parish.
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arcIIoM NuMRER DID.


Washington. ian The ionnwinI
cnsmnloa aro reported bf fho Com
mnnaiur Denorni OFF tnc American fN
po toual tor,e Wounded severe
ly f11 Total 3ea
The following ro,nua uo mciud,d
90 Nefgi
Wounded Severely
sERGFANTS
tohn psron. Rod onk
Wiley 3 noft huntsville
Charlie Murolin. stuuo lltY
Hubert owen pnntH
1Huett Yarhforgh Tmpgon
rWVATEs
lioFd Matthew'S. NHrordochoT
august echul0rf NoifllD
Hubert 4 soulork canadian
ThomnH ii NfolHaus nali1H
l-ouloth D. Edmundg tAnfon.
WnitDr CROSSE. Sow nrnunlOlf
joseph " nustcrs. Clariwooj.
irn ran SWihflile.
hstf.r Hughes Ansou
I.Drof keenpn Robert irr.
Theodore D. Mofiior lott
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SHORTAGE OF SILVER
RETARDS MEXICAN TRADE


Mexico CITY, Jam inunNe ammo,
nnct 90 p,rit resident and Hn appr
elahir iosr io miHin.aa housta hnh S.
suited from Olc plttuai disappearance
fsom circulation az silver collins THOSE
1mprlft hair pcsu uierre and those
ol twent, aud cen ctutlt0H The
constantly lncrete,na prlUo of silver
hHn elvcn sprrulntora chnnco io mai,o
pauruouH profits ni CONCERNS tho 90.
,er coin1 iof sale na hrliiNn When
lnc shofiagp hoeumc nntlvcahle tho
capital rrces printed stories on The
Disappearance of thO colnH An m
mediate rush 90 honrd what oolns re-
nalucd then hogan
Persons without change nro unable
io mako pnrchnscs ns mnuN mcrehnuia
VIII decline 80 soll il ihes arD foued
iu give silver ehlnac fnr ton Oh
twenty peso g,ll piece The gotorn
uant to relieve tFc situation f
rushing Preparations 10 mint u new
sold coin worth two ana "a haii pcsnf
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Episcopal Church % the Good shen
irfi
HtH m. SUNDAY school
d. W Service Hnd sermons ESD.
Io.i "rhe Manifestation uf Chrat"
800 b. Iu. cyenine PRAYER and short
lddfcss
NHUfInI of Womlu'a AuNNlHTt nH
WuluetIa. the sos aN D. m
tnft eNiDr FfidaN $3.50 % m
kI SCENTS HfU free. CHURCH wtw
J W SYKES Rector
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sHtlrcs Ht ihe rlraf baptist church
ioHHt uii he HH follows
sunday School Hf fN.N H 20. m nut
ptacmnr hy tho pastor Ht 1900 "a.
m ara gao Do. m
Dc b. 10 ego 81. m
AZ the mnrning service Nrs Sattsc
swift nr ana ai enc evening .DlelDN
fntu viii ho solo bf Miss Ruby May
UUhm Tho public De- cordially invited
fo atipud
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Elret christlan church

Corner of staples end MARY SiH
on CLINTON Depot and nHsyirw caf
tine
sunday SChuoi 90.
Preaching at o. goo.
Topic The Church iu the seventh
stage.
ENansolat George ~ Elliott drec
tor of tho international Christian blble
College Association of Minneapolis VIII
begin "a s,fios az lectures beginning to-
night an 40 ANA continue each nisht
rhoso lectures will boz Illustrated hy
original charts. Topic tonight HNhy
are Theological Teachers SO Pas b.
hind an other lnsifuctoraw
cordial invitation So extended Geo.
the general public.
Admission FREQ.
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First Methodist Church

Mesquite and Mann Streets.
sunday school $3.50 a. M. David
peel supcfiniendcnt
Epworth League. $500 y. "a, Bry-
AN Han president
Mldwcck service Wednesday no
D. mn
iinura ~ Worship l0.au "a. IA. and
ia b, m with prrathiis by the pas.
tor 40 the morning hour of wurahp
tine iuiiowlur quartetto 3 ~ Kiik
pstrios j D. Douglass Mrs q D. Con-
loy MlsA Aani, foucnler VIII sing
Sheilcys ".rho i<lnn Of Love Ny shcp
herd is.' AZ tno evening hour of won
ship che choir vii sims Dudley Bucks
"Rock Of Ages
Memhera of uie church afc urged io
start fhc Sew Noar hy attending the
services 1nd fhr public haH "a cHfdlal
Invitation 'o Wuiahip wth us.
FRANK ID BUCHANAN. Pastor
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MARINE CORPS CASUAL THIS.
Waahinuton lHr rht following
rs.unliir. Hrf repnr.I Nf fUo Com
pm tninF D.urlHI nf fNe Nnr 1920 it
n.UHfInntrr F0fcr. tHlpd Dol IDfi0n
3. Hiea or wounds received In 1ff.on at
.IIsd ni ilarnsr wounded in n,u0n
.e.roiN aN. mis.ine n action ls. Toe
mi l.s
81 nn .,s .i f.naN.. ip atiD OF.
fs.fe U IN 1l WUHriri iiT mIH
ns q. ta. oa Eniufrd nrn DEATHS
fYllt unlnI0I s1It iu Nlnla oi ont
rmr l7 m.snF 800. total tiif
.Cmad onl tf
uelisd n toaay usts nfc eco ioi-
iuwlua Texans
D,od o. Dlscaso.
PRIVATE
"nrman Id f.Hr HunHf1u.
Wounded Severely
IeDCOEp iItlTENtNf
rIaNIn TNHn.n ln INnNNpI Nn
MISSING in Action.
lrWVATNe
Hnr WMlffnufr HHrD.
DHtu 49, WHnm Greenwood
SECTION NUMBER -FOUR
Warrington lnn 'fhn following
ramnUlss afe reported hl roo Com
.maudme grUrr1l ot tno American U.s.
n.fIfIaunr. Fornn. Wounded iDaIH
Undetermined wounded aIghtt
900 Tonl fdf
nrmdsd n fhe Ufn Hfo fhD f0li0w
IInr InEIn.
Wounded Degree Undetermined.
IIfEiTEh Asst
Arthur If0naff Nif0nfW HIHcl
WoundcH Shnhtly
|f1TUTEh ANTt
HlfIn S ut'urHt .n Anfonlo
re- n mcdonnell Austin
IroWryUtf
! sem a. pate. Atdlna rt
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You opon YOU store lho iirat thing every morning
for definite purpose You have something to sell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
WARNS; HoHENZoLLERN TRICK.
Son of Grown Prince May Try TO Restore
Dynasty, Gerard Says.

New York, Jan 20 James W Gerard,
forner ambassador to Germany, adj
dressed Il large audience at the Academy
of Music in brooklyn yesterday lie
said the young son of the German Crown
Prince may be returned some day from
the mountain retreat to which he has
been taken in an attempt 70 restore the
Hohenzollern dynasty.
you'll notice, he added that, like
in a novel, the young son Of the Crown
Prince is mysteriously kidnapped Both
the Kaiser and the Crown Prince have
renounoed the divine rights they claim
ed Some day this little prince viii be
produced from some lonely castle IN the
mountains, where he has been hidden
under Hohenzollern direction. for the
purpose Of leading a counter revolution.
The time hasn't come il may never come
but that ) the plan
He said ''onc Of the best WAYS to
prevent future wars IS to punish those
personally responsible lie opposed the
study Of German By american school
children calling it a waste OF time and
taAraYers money.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
.LEWES SOLD DIERS
EXPRESS THANKS
Grateful to Mrs F. l.. De Almond
and Friends for Social
Functions.

Mrs Frank L. DeArmond who was in
strumental in arranging entertainments
and dances for the enlisted men stationed
at Lewes, during November and Deem
ber. has received letter from Captain
Cantwell, in command of the men, thank
ing her for her kindness.
In arranging the affairs, Mrs. De-
Armond asked for financial assistance from
several friends in this city, and down
State, and it is solely for the purpose OF
informing these friends Of how their help
was appreciated by the enlisted men, that
she consented 10 the use OF the letter
The affairs were given at Milford, as
there was no suitable place Mt Lewes
The dances and entertainments were held
i'm The Armorv nj Milford. and the men
on one occasion returned the compliment
with function arranged by themselves
The letter to Mrs DE Almond follows:
Fourth Naval District. Section Head
quarters. Lewos. Delaware. Z Jam, 1919
Mrs Frank L. DE Almond, 2400 Six
teenth Street y W. Washington, ID. c.
"Afv Dear Mrs De Almond: | have
been requested by committee Of the en-
listed men here to extend to you person
allv their sincere thanks for the interest
Won have taken In their comfort, and for
the many acts of kindness, which have
been shown to them by you and your
friends
II can assure YOU that this sentiment Is
very sincere and is entertained by every
man in this station Not only has Your
kindness been greatly appreciated. but IT
has resulted in very material help in mitl
eating many Of the discomf rts which the
mon have had 20 endure, am personally
do not know cf anything which has helped
mo in my office 10 keep the men comfort
able and contcntcd rs the lSe Which your
kindness has shown that rcat warm
hearted, public spirited wtre1 ot the
state have stood ready - halp us ont |
feel sure that all Of us viii over preserve
the mcmory of such Kindness III o1r
hearts. long after the discomforts Of life
on this Base have hccn forgotten
we arc IN the process of abandoning
this ba~o now and expect 10 close up
operations ~ the middle Of the month
Our only regret SIT leaving is the fact that
We have not Ind the pleasure Of seeing you
personally again Int realize the difficult
tics of your reaching ls.
Trusting that 1lis letter finds You in
the host # good health and with every
wish for your future happiness, | am
Sincerely yours,
Signed ~ c. Cantwcll
Senior Captain. Il S G. G. i"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
"IEATH To ALL Who READ
AND WR|TE!" RELS CRY
Bolshevists Outrages on Polish
People Worse Than Atrocities
Committed by Germans.
~ Associated Press to Every Evening

hy 3SseShled fft%s tp EVERY ENening
Warsaw, Saturday Jan IS Bolshevik
troops have aimed their advance at the
Polish frontier The Germans delaying
their evacuation IF Gortlno for several
DAYS, although General Falkenhayn has
retired 10 SuwaIki and Gen Hoffman has
gone To kocnigsherg
Polish leaders allego that Germans are
selling arms To the Bolshevists under the
pretcnae Of aiding the society for pro-
visioning Ukraine : In Iithuania and
Ukraine, the Bolshevists are issuing proc
lamations that they have come to restore
order Dispatches state, however, that
Bolshevist soldiers have been seen carry
ing banners inscribed with the words
Long Live the Red Terror and Death
10 Non-W orkers.
Men have been arrested at Wilma and
other places and have been released later,
it Is said on payments of sums ranging
from fifty to fifty thousand rublcs, the
size OF the ransom being IN proportion TO
the terror Of the victim and his power 10
paw The BolshevIsts are especially
bitter against the Poles, II being reported
that the declaration of holy war against
Poland by the Moscow government makes
it right and duty Of every Bolshevist TO
kill the Poles rs enemies of mankind .
Fewer houses are burned than formerly,
but it is charged that where houses are
spared their inmates are slain.
Miss Shcheko, a sister of member of
the Imperial Council, succeeded in escap-
ing from Mohilev and has reached War
saw She says that She and two aunts
were driven from their home which was
turned over to peasants They were al
lowed one small room, from which the
lock Of the door had been removed 4
few bits Of furniture were given them, she
says with the admonlti0n.
You must understand that this be-
longs to the nation"
They considered themselves fortunate,
rs many Of their neighbors we're massacred
she declared Two brothers living in
Serdowski were tortured to death and
their wives and little children were
mutilated, according to her story
The officer Of the Polish legion who went
to visit Scrdowskl Is alleged to have been
murdered because he wore epaulets, which
are forbidden by the Bolshevists
Miss Shebeko says that this murder
aroused the indignation of certain jewish
members of the local Soviet She says the
sentence was finally approved when 1t was
learned that the officer knew how to read
and write One of the speakers at the
hearing was reported to have declared
There will be perfect equity in the
world only when nobody knows how to
read and write
Miss Shebeko says that many we'll
bred women in Russia have committed
suicide through fear Of outrage. Many
of those escaping from the country are
disguised in old clothes and hide the marks
of refinement on their hands and faces
with dirt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.
By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
r1L4s-YL. ID. r so

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Philadelphia, Pa, jan 20 ora.
steady yellow, as % grade and lorau q,
l.55al.60.
Oats, lower No white, 81 3a7a; SOL
white, 77a17
Butter, lower, western creamery extras.
81; nearby prints, 66a6S.
Cheese, quiet; New York and Wisconsin
full milk. 37a3S.
Eggs, higher; nearby firsjs. 1880 r.r
case. do, current receipts, 1920; western
extra firsJs, 1850; do, tirsts, lS.9ia 1870.
fancy special packed, 70a72 per dozen.
Live poultry, steady: live fowls, 27a30.
spring chickens, 2oa2S; broiling chickens,
35a3S; old roosters, 20a2l. Stacy young
roosters, 23a25; Pebin ducks, 35a3S; do
Indian Runners, 32a34, turkeys, 34a.56
geese, 32a36.
Potatoes. unsettled; eastern shore. 2O0a
3.75 per bbl.; New Jersey No. !, per bls-
ket, S5aSl 90; No. ,, 50a60; Peuna. 80
!, per hundred pounds, 2.5Oa2 rs, vest
ern, , 2Oa2 40; New York, , O0a2 20
Flour, quiet; winter, straight, western
10.25a10.50; do, nearby, 9sualu. %.
Kansas straight, Is 90all 50. Io., short
patent, 11l0all50; spring, short patent,
10 60al0.90; spring patent, 10 i5alO.oSi
spring first, clear, 9.oOa9.SO
Hav, firm, timothy No. large ana
small bales, 81 0Oa32 %; No. ,, 2SUUa
5000: No. 3. 25.00a26.OO.
Clover. mixed. light, 2q.00a30.O0; No.
]. y. .O0a2S.O0: No. ,, 25.0Oa26.0O.
TalloW quct city prime, in tierces, 10,
do. special loose II; prime, country
qlf dark, SaS + edible, n tierces, IS .A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
ORDER OF PRECEDENCE
SURPRISES THE DELEGATES

Paris. Jan 20 Callers ut the Paris
White House today were Senator Leon
Bourgeois. the League of Nations special
lists on the Fren ch Peace DELEGATION
Lord Robert Cecil who occupies similar
pnu for the British. and General Jan
Christian Smuts, the South African leader.
who also has 4 plan for Society of
Nations.
President Wilson thus had an op-
portunity to discuss the French and
British points of view ON this question
and 10 get further ahead with the work
of rcconcillng the different projects with
his own ideas.
The machinery prepared for the first
81, SION of the Conference Saturday func-
toned - perfectly and smoothly that
few persons nacqualnted with sccretsrial
methods IN conducting such international
gatherings realized just what was being
done and what had been accomplished
Whom NJ Clcmcnccau, permanent chair
mann of the Conference, abruptly an
nounccd the adjournment of the session
Ia tact the conference not only effected
ITS organizations but it actually en-
harked upon the execution of most
ambitious program in the adoption of
HAT officially IS designated as the" agcnda'
Whch IN PLAIN English means 'order Of
business
some of the delegates themselves ex-
pressed surprise at the precedence gwen
iu he program to such subjects rs re-
>poneIillity for the war. and particularly
~ me prominence gwen International
Labor problems, whle such important
SUBJECTS as the League Of Nations and
Freedom ol the seas did not appear on
the aCcnda
The nations composing the Supreme
Council according 10 the regulations
ar,, ta take part III all the Sittlugs, while
tlc uthcr nations are 10 be represented
url, when questions III which they are
,>pccIally interested are discussed.
ihc conference has solved the deli
cgtc question ~ etiquette in selecting
fatr llcc-prr>idCntS. who arc to preside
III turn ln the absence "a NJ Clcmenceau
~ccr,fary Lansing has been chosen to
art IN this capacity for the American
d,lclatIon. which viii leave President
Wilson free to come and 80 a Will on
thr floor ut the conference and, IL was
~aId today. even 10 depart for the United
states without sacrificing any advantage
rs \mCylca
The machinery oi the Peace Con
ference SET IN motion formally on the
anniversary of the Treaty of Paris called
forth from the Paris newspapers articles
contrasting tho military character of the
pr!-.Iau victory with the Democracy
ii>plavci Yesterday without fornalitv
rr military pomp
President Poincares phrase You
hold iu Your hands the future of the
world. is seen 10 captlvatc all tho French
journals whirh printed il in large head
In,~ while President Wilson is seen to
occup, the most important role
in the elusive descriptions of the
session. President Pcincarcs tribute to
thc p.Tt played ~ the United | states in
-h, war receives much display The
NiAu. slbhcadcd it's article ITO save
civilization
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-20
CAR OF GIFTS FOR WILSON
Presents Of All Kinds Pour in on
President and His Wife; Many
Come From Children.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Pans. Jan 20 President and Mrs
" iison came 70 Paris with very mod
t~t collection of trunks and personal
baggage Probably they will be forced
90 take home carload
G,lt, Of all kinds and Of all values be-
gau pouring in the day President Wilson
arrived Still they are coming III a never
ending stream They come from all classes
Many Of the presents are priceless but
the President values most those having
q sentimental appeal These have come
principally from children not only in
france hut from all over Europe
President Wilson has directed every
one should be formally acknowledged
Many Of the gifts undoubtedly will find,
placc- ia tho White House The President
does not feel they were gwen to him
wholly personally
All arrangements have been made for
President " ilsons visit 10 the American
battlcticids and 10 some Of the devastat-
"a regions Of Northern France The
tlmc has not been fixed.
II probably viii travel by train hav-
ug army motor cars meet him at diff
ierrnt points for tour Of the region
surrounding the stopping places.
i now appears the President visit
70 brussels will be deferred until he is
ready % depart for home One plan
under consideration Is for Mr. Nilson to
leave Paris on a special train which will
carry the whole Presidential party to
Tho Belgian capital From there the
President viii % direct To Calais with
out returning to Paris, crossing the Eng
hsh Channel and sailing from some Eng
Ish p0It