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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
8
The listing highlights Misses' serge suits with trimmed coats and contrasting vests, featuring fabrics such as Hudson seal and mink. Also shown are Misses' Georgette frocks with draped skirts and sash belts, along with white or flesh wash satin waist examples and pearl button fastenings.
Paris April 24 Premier Orlando responds to President Wilson denying Italian limits. He defends Italy's rights on Dalmatia and Fiume and warns against unilaterally opposing the Italian people. He lauds American friendship and recalls Italy's wartime sacrifices.
The State Council of the Knights of Columbus will hold its annual meeting at the Hotel Somerset on Tuesday May 13. Delegates will attend a solemn high mass at St Cecilia's Church at 9 a.m. likely celebrant will be State chaplain Rev. Joseph F. Coppinger. Your Dollars Go to Teach the Foe.
Paris reports Premier Orlando of Italy departed for Rome following a fruitless Four Power council attempt to settle the Italian controversy. He issued a lengthy reply to President Wilson denying Italian claims and defending Italy’s position to Fiume and the Dalmatian coast, criticizing Wilson’s speech to the Italian people.
Premier Orlando stayed for a two hour council of war where discussions focused on prestige over Wilson’s statement rather than territorial aims. Italy expects parliament to push a compromise, favoring islands off the Dalmatian coast and an international status for Fiume with shared control between Italy and the Jugoslavs.
Washington April 24 Senator Johnson of California Republican endorses President Wilsons stance against recognizing secret wartime treaties that divested territories and peoples. He urges firm opposition to secret bargains by Japan or Italy and backs open Senate discussion on the peace treaty.
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