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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

TN. nl,,Nt nominations were received
IL thr prmp,rstu, city committee up
H. midnight last ulght tn tim" Tor
,losing the hst If candidates 10 be
,,,tct fur ~ th, primaries on May -.
Th, vacancies. a. Indicated above. VIII
l., nucd az 4 meeting of the City COM
mittec 90 b. held tonight
h viii he noted that there are only
tw,t contests. and they arc for mem
hera m Couucn from the First and
lro,irth wards George ". Radcr had
l,rn mentioned lr ,onncction with th'
t.atin, iltAanic nomination m thc Third
ward hht ", withdrew and loft the
uld lear for former Representative
John T. MrNabh
Th, ,auddat, tor preside NJ q Coun-
.l Robert W kramer represents the
s,aard district iu thc lower hous" ~
tb, Legislator, and Is president q the
ntrtl iuhol { uion.
Mr Rad,r "a announcing his decision
4, withdraw from "a, primary contest
las night made tnr following state
mont
while had considered making I'll"
RIO. and wish to thank my friends who
ha,, urged N, to do 80. ! believe the
itf,rrsts II thr Democratic party and
Ill, citizens 81 thv Third ward can best
l.. served hy IN, election 70 city Coun-
,A II former Representative John +.
~ Nahb
Tn, comine out ~ Representative
l.ahcrt ". kramer for tho presidency
,tCtt, council was q last-hour surprise
Nr Kramers record during the recent
session 81 IN, Legislature was consld-
sfrd excellent h. beng back 81 every
lfH that vas for the bettcrment of his
nstituency. noludinG the city charter
That there j. genuine effort on the
t.trt ~ the Democrats - place ticket
Fl tho ncld as devoid 81 friction as pos
rIhi, was evidenced IN the withdraw
.l Mi Rader ss "a candidate for Council
from the Third ward. leaving clear
n,la for former Representative McNabb
hairmau MooneH ~ m, city Com
, lttee was ver7 much pleased with the
tr.kot as hled and believes that there
j. an excellent opportunity for PARTY
Success,
"olr slogan all tho way through is a
nov ,its charter said Mr.. Mooney
and men that We shall name TO fill the
places for which no one has flied will be
charter men,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
TEXT or ULTuMATUm SIGNED 81 Al ALLIES.

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
HERCULES CO. CAN
BUY AETNA PROPERTY
Permission Given in an Opinion
Handed Down in the United
States Court.

Leave has been granted to the Her
cllcs Powder Company % acquire the
-, sica. properties and other assets OF
IA, Aetna Explosives Company Inc. as
tas result - hearing a. the March
torn of the Z 5 District Cour,. before
gircait Judges Burlington Woolley and
DaNIs
IN. opinion Was written Is Judge
AApaue, and reviews the various
po.nts ~ sod Is the actou wh.ch takes
fp. technical form of modification of
-, rms decree N the case u the
aiied States 50 p l. d. Pont Dc
Nemours sud company. dated juno l3.
1tIe dlssolyluE tho combination ~ man
ufacurcrs Of explosives under the Sher-
man snti-trust acf.
~ support ~ the conclusion that the
court mas Jurisdictor and should take
rugnizance of The matter in question. the
nninlun declares that the Hercules
Powder Co is something more than
a manufacturing and selling corpora
tl0n II Is al integral and vital part
- tho COURTS scheme III dissolution
and IS made potential instrument for
breaking az and Tor keeping broken az
4 combination found unlawful. Into
tnat combination 81 which = never was
: part tho court injected it Il IS inc
v.vlNc which thr court first made and
srott into th, combination o. pry apart
lta uncndinE members and thereafter
lrrp them apart
ms, case u i roNri one in sOtne Of
it- aspects and th, outcome has been
awaited with considerable interest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
.8lO KING STREET
PROPOSES ANOTHER
WOMAN'S COP. UNIT
To Replace Present Authorized
State. County and City
Groups.
WANT TO BOSS THE LADIES

a new Republican woman's organiza-
ton To crush and defeat" the present
legally constituted and organized Re
publican City Woman's Committee. is
the latest move from the Republican
leaders who dominate the actions of the
First District Republican (City) Com
rnittee at $40 King street. according
TO G.. O p leaders. The plan as tenta-
lively discussed, il is said. is TO form
an opposition organization of Republi-
can women and after this h sbeean per
fected (Which is not likely) TO recog-
nize il as the womans committee and
ignore the officially recognized commit
tee now functioning and active.
The steps TO organize such a "rump"
committee or organization of Republi-
can. women and after this has been per
setback today, when members of the
Republican State Committee were ap-
preached with the scheme. Those sent
out by $40 King street. TO bolster up
membership and support for the new
organization received knockout blow
when they learned OF the standing of
the present women's organization.
The present womans body was by
resolution of the Republican State Com
mittee authorized on the evening pre-
ccding the last Republican State Con-
vention at Dover The Women were
directed 10 organize 10y counties dis
tricts and cities This organization was
proceeded with and the Republican wo-
men of the State were organized by
counties, districts and in the towns
and cities.
Yesterday, representatives of this or
ganization were recognized at a meet
ing In Philadelphia of the Republican
women of the Eastern district. compris-
ing all eastern states and the women
delegates were named for work IN this
state for the G.. .. =.
This week the Republicans of SIT
King street adopted resolutions which
while not specifying the women's or
ganization as now constituted. was un-
derstood by political observers TO be q
slap at them In this connection :
prominent Republican header to-day II
referring 10 this situation, said that tbs
| Republicans comprising the Republican
| City Committee had no authority what
| soeVer to sQuelch another unit of tins
| G. @ p. in Delaware. The $40 Kini
/ street crowd work under orders from tn,
! Republican County Committee of whicl
| Charles A Patterson is chairman, am
| the city committee and Woman's com
/ mittee occupy the same responsibiitt,
| as the county committee
For the city committee to think tina
! they can crush and defeat the woman
committee by adopting resolutions /
| laughable.H said this Republican leader
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
BUCK WILSON WEDDING.
Marriage Of Daughter OF Gen.
and Mrs. Coleman du Pont
This Afternoon at Old Mill.

The marriage OF Mrs. Alice du Pont
Wilson. daughter of General 7. Coleman
du Pont and Mrs. du Pont. and Clayton
Douglass Buck will take place this
afternoon at o'clock. at the Old Mill
the country home of the brides parents.
The wedding will be a quiet one with
only the Immediate family and close
friends present. Rev Frederick Nj.
kirkus will perform the ceremony. The
only attendant will be f. V. du Pont.
Following the ceremony the bridal
ouple will leave on a trip of ten days
duration. and on their return to VIII
mington will reside at ROkeby.
Mrs. wilson's close identification
with the various patriotic and civic
movements in Wilmington. including
the Junior League has given her a
large circle of afTcCtionate friends and
admrinE aCQuaintanCcs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
FLOWER MARKET TOMORROW,

The Flower Market. which was to
have been held today in Cool Spring
Park, for the benefit of the Associated
Charities, will be held tomorrow, rain
or shine. But il will be held in the
Auditorium, Eleventh street near
Madison
All arrangements have been made for
holding il there, and it will be held
from 10 10 6, with All Of the elaborate
arrangements carried aDut.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR CITY ELECTION
HAS TWO CONTESTS
Thomas 3. Bayard and Z. w.
Kramer. Topping List. Are
Unopposed.
TWO FIGHTS FOR COUNCIL
NotRATit CANDIDATES

49,, Nt..,,,-T Thomas = BaNard
l'rpsldrut Ui city Gun"
Bobr " kramei
TaN collectors southern us
p.,.t Iaht. polan. incumbent:
N,rth.rf dts,tl,t. uo nomination.
city Ftoasurcr-uo n"inil"' 'lo''
members of cit, Council.
Fn-t ward-pauicl AIKEN ana
former Councilman Jacob Him-
mvrWauu
second William T. Forrest.
THIRD John T. McNabb.
Fourth Martin FarroH ana
James T. TaYlur
tiuh-Philp s. Stcluhach
SiNth-Eirhard W Robinson
seventh Elisha K Ewing.
Frank ! August
\luth-Nu nomination.
T,uth-4 councilman John }.
MulN,ua
ilsNtuth--' councilman J"hn =.
UcnG
,lfth-lohu = Murray.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
TEmPLARS AT CHURCH.
Win Observe Ascension Dag With
Services This Evening.

This is Ascension Day and it will be
appropriately observed, not only in the
churches, but also by St. Johns Com
uandery, knights Templar, this even
ing. Grand Master William j. High
field said today the sir knights are to
assemble at the Masonic Temple, in full
uniform. at 7.30.
If the weather is favorable they will
march 70 McCabe Church, where there
will be a sermon by Rev. George G.
Williams. who is deputy grand master.
II the wea ather is unfavorable the ser
vice will be held in the Masonic Temple.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
STOP SwATTING; GROW
TREES THAT KILL FLIES
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press To Every Evening
Washington. May 5.-Fly swat
ters and screens will be relegated
to the junk pile II the United
States Department of Agriculture
finds merit in the fly killing prop
critics claimed for "a sapling grown
from the seed of Kentucky cof-
fee tree by the late Professor
George f. Holmes of the Univerai-
~ of Virginia.
The sapling has been sent here
by the University for test and
with the hope that the seeds will
be distributed throughout the
country 10 exterminate the pests.
Professor Holms asserted that
the tree gave of a peculiar poison
fatal 10 flies He planted II in
his garden and requested that II
be dedicated as his only memorial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
BRADLEY sOEs 10 wAsHI>ero>.
Released IRON Workhouss Here. FRS
oner Faces New Charge

rhe 7rSt 1fHcla' t-. 80
Wstter s Money V
-ustC-iN :. Ga, -,srf 81 ,r
Robert = Ert7'rt ,7 eiq -.feaa
te-1ay II trr .Nrq .r
Sert ~ 4+ ~. -oU a.a
tnoft ~ ar tu-o1l,h'r
BaN as U40ret
Columbia on hl-.s
was hold ht eer,-, ee.ur.
81 zoo h3H ~ .r r.r..-, s.
,erd.lE af-,-r..r for
iu rcd,-s' '-. ..,a.
removal was -i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
PROTOCOL DEMANDS GERMANY PAY 1s2.ooo,oooooo "a,

perform
liked
Of OF
on 0 ms
credle 10
he oC
the
rrvoasy
-
pire eandhe Gerua state
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
Craig confers Win de valera.
A..nolalld - u 80 ENening.

pt Asnorlatad Press 20 Every Evening.
H.lfast May Sli James craig.
.r,i,i. derirHats FOR lister and Pro
f..ot. F,amonn a. Valera. the Irish Re
etthti.a.p leader had 4 conference on
tr.ab afatr. in Dublin. ii vas announced
officially This afternoon = was added
usf fn,. Exchanged their respective
slew points
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
JONAS KUPPENHEIMER DEAD.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Chicago, May 5-Jonas Kuppenhei-
mer, for many years president and one
Of the founders Of a clothing firm bear
ing his name, is dead at his home here.
He was born in 1854 at Terre Haute,
Ind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
UTIMATUM TO GERMANY
DEMANDS TREATY TERMS
BE FULFILLED AT ONCE

Allies Notify Berlin That They Will Occupy Ruhr Valley
and to Continue There Until All Conditions Carried
Out; Berlin Warned That There Must Be No Further
Delay in Complete Disarmament, in the Trial Of Var
Criminals, or in the Payment of War Repora,ions
Which are Named in Protocol at 1872 100000 900 Cold
Marks; Berlin Giuen Until Thursday, May 18th, 10
Make Definite Answer of "Yes" or NO" Entente IN
Hearty Accord on Forcing Germany to Terms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
weather Fur,.a,
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san u-g tNt~ morning
sun sets tnnlNht
sun rises tumnrrun lI... utu.
sun scfs tamnrrow NtAnt
Moon risi'k tnmnrrne mn
Length of las lA hD1re Iu
p m 1urtt.Iat
a tu AdaN
Noon tNAAA
HighCsl tcnprrA Iuru
Lowest temperature lA- ..Hhf
htyh tide ms rut.nInE
High tide tonight
iOW NdC thls morn uN
Low tide fonlkAt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
Amnsemtnts TonIghL

plaA hpue, Whats tt..
Oueen Hauts NH
Majestic The DW Nn..r
Arcadia hcliolrnl,t
strand Nuf ~ tht n..e
Rialto 2undNun ~llu
SAVOY NOM or .rr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

But Sa-d ny ne~spa per f-enL 80
says YOU slu -U0 ne navy = 30. --r.
ale tvgu setts
Continued N nags
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

~ Associated
Aar1 .lo,~'op
lows
and
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

safe milk means healthy children.
can 1a4o or l54I. The Clover Dairy
Co.-AdN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

Tasty luncheon for shoppers. Tea
Balcony Smith & Strevig, 919 Market
reet.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

The naval force If me tuit,,d States
has nUt been divided into no aeets:
it has been organized - rWo heyt q
Capable OF combination so quick.s ana
efficiently a. to Is ready a; ans aue
ocean.
When the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT @as a,ale
If the organization u the P.e-ht reet
anu Admiral Ro1n4u w,,s making res.dy
to take It through the Panama canal.
newspap Of mine
came into the navy department 10 tell
me that retired admiral who thinks
he received the mantle of Mahar was
going to make a violent attack upon
the policy.
LET him go ahead, ! replied. the
7eet is moving and nobody viii live long
enough ever again % see American ln-
terests. American policies and the Amer
| lean people unprotected in the Pacific.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
j. s. NAVAL POWER
GAINS BY ORGANIZING
IN TWO BIG FLEETS
Daniels Tells Why There Should
be One Each for Atlantic
and Pacific.
DEMANDED BY STRATEGY
BY JOsephus Daniels.
Former Secretary Of the Navy. 1914
to 1921

Copyright, 1921. BY John F. Ollie. Copy
righted by National Newspaper Service.
Copyright in Great Britain. Canada and
throughout Europe. All rights reserved.
Including translation into foreign Lam
guages. Including the Scandinavian I'm
authorized reprinting for any purpose for
hidden,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-19
RICHMOND MUSIC LOVERS
HEAR BRILLIANT SINGING
Metropolitan Opera Stars, Ap.
pcaring as Quartet, at
Their Best Here.
by john George Harris

Mrs. wilson Greene presented the
worlds Greatest operate Quar-
tettc." so styled in the program. com
posed OF Aida. Lazzari. Iiackett and
Hanelli. metropolitan Opera stars, Mt
thS city Auditorium last night, there
by comforting an undoubtcd favor
upon those fortunate persons who
had the foresight to engage seats
ana occupy them.
Magnificent singing marked an
evening OF solo and concerted num-
bcrs IN the course OF which the audi
torium audience heard these artists
at their best. Great cnthuslasn, foyz
lowed such numbers as Rudolfo.s
narrative from Boheme. sung Inv
Mr.. Hackeu: the Lalo duet OF Mime
AIDA and Mr.. Iiackctt. and the trio
from Faust. This was true partInu-
iariy after AIDA and IIackct had
gwen the Duet from La Rohcmc.
completely operate except as In cos
tuning. in which both voices rose
triiiiarily in the closing phrases OF
the nnmbcrn They left the stage still
singing the final bars of the duet.
s'"rh'hH h6ain and again To receive
The ovation rendered them.
There may he other opera,ic mar
t"'s the equal OF this. but we have
not heard them here. Last evening
there MAS a perfect balance OF parts.
no one Voice cclipscd in the ensemble
IN" Quartet from Rigolctto was as
SATISFACTORY as could well he asked
making brilliant climax TO the con-
cert.
Nine. Lazznri was a prime favorite
AFTER hcr recent visits here in recital
ana concert and her genuinely at
tractiNt smile liz worth going far TO
IA nj.
piayed her wonderful voice with it's
extensive range and beautiful nual
ny. Hanclli. In his difficult Largo
ri Factotum." ably sung. opened the
concert and put his audience in excel
lent mood. Nine. Aida, strikinsly
sowned. made an attractive figure
ana sang her hunters with distinc-
ton. Alda's remarkable trill was a
feature OF her singing
There remains the Duet from IA
Forita, sung by 1.azzari and Zanelii.
one of the choicest bits OF music
which we heard last evening. in
which tho beautifully lyrical phrases
were well brought out. and the Trio
from Faust. a brilliant number itself.
nut which. for some reason, best un-
expressed. was not up to it's com
panion numbers OF the program
Another word about Mr.. Hackctt.
With tonor voice OF uncxarnpicd
purity. power and handling. he sang
win such assurance and command
that special praise may we'll he given
MIN. lie gave an immense amount
of pleasure in all his work last night,
and the progress he has made is re-
Last nights concert was we'll ur To
the Wilson Greene standard and that
every seat was not occupied is n
source OF some wonder. hut IL is Idle
TO speculate about 1t: tho explanation
is hard To ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-19
DECLARE CONGRESSIONAL
CONSENT UNNECESSARY
Administration Holds Naval
Vessels May Be Strapped
Without Litigation.
IIsy United News I

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.-Thc nd :
fn!n'strauon. II is stated on highest
authority. holds that the conHnnt az
congress liz not necessary for the
scrappinE of naval vessels in con
hcction with the international reduc.
ton of armanents
Further. the view ls taken that tho
senate need not be consulted before
Understandings" of a political nature
are put into effect
And the administration IL certain
mat no constitutional questions arc
raised by the proposed naval rcduc.
tons
These views are OF importance for
two reasons. Thcy viii rcassure the
foreign delegations. who have aucs-
tloncd the right OF the administration
to enter into binding agreements
without the consent Of the Senate.
and feared that Obstacles encountered
there might undo the work OF tho
conference. The delegations based
their fears on the population OF the
wilson peace program by the Senate.
thinking that those Developments
might repeat themselves.
Then the administrations position
Will obviate long delays that would
he expected II Congress were called
on to examine and approve naval
plans and Far Eastern questions In
detail. Long delays and bitter par
tisan debate might have the effect
Of destroying the WORK of tho con-
ference And delay would be GER
tain.
The right of the administration TO
scrap vessels is based on existing
laws. These give the Navy Depart
ment power to destroy vessels when
an executive order is issued on the
theory that the vessels are no longer
useful. Congress would have to he
consulted. however. in changing the
building which has already hecn di-
rcctcd. and for the authorization Of
such future construction Of smaller
craft as may be rcuuircd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-19

II and its sister ships were expected to make
America supreme OH tho seas by 1924. But
now the conference on the limitation OF ar
mamcnts has interviewed. Secretary Hughes
has presented his bold and drastic proposals
for navy reduction and the West Virginia is
one of tho capital ships named for the sac
rihco. No orders have been received dis
continuing work on the vessel. but II the
powers accept in fact as they have in prin-
Ciple, then i. never will take its place at tho
head Of the navy to which it was destined.
No wonder, then, that spirit OK sdd-
ness will be present at today's launching,
n spccter at the feast, and tho minds OF tho
spectators will revert to the scenes of other
l&unchngs from tho same ways when per-
mancnt peace and reduced nuvies were re-
garded as chimeras In the minds OF foolishly
optimistic persons. But the spirit will pass.
II VIII givo way TO visions of mighty mcr-
chant vessels gliding proudly down these
ways which have borne the weight of Amer
icas lighting craft, and all will be glad
in their hearts that they have participated
IN or witnessed the birth of Americas last
super-engino of destruction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-19
Health Talks by DR.. Brady



The best cereals to eat at breakfast con-
sidered from every point OF vicw-iIavor.
hu'rltlFe or caloric value aid to digestion and
the natural peristaltic movement OF the bowel
richness In vitamincs source OF available
iron and phosphorus. and a satisfying ALL
around f"od-costs something less than half
cent Eood-sizc family breakfast, This
finest OF all breakfast foods is just plain
wheat. SIPS "A bushcl retail at the feed store
j. r. W-id"a for some shrewd food baron
here-J. II. w, meaning. just plain wheat,
has only one drawback for the HOUSEHOLDER
IL mas TO be cooked You can't rush into tho
pantry, rip open package, and rustic II
into the dishes all ready to serve L, must
be cooked three hours-all on one day or
one hour on each OF three successive days
preferably In double boiler or steam cooker
y Milwaukee man who Is either taking
grave chanccs against divorce or asserting
himself In way that few husbands dare do
'hcse days. has purchased a bushcl OF wheat
NJ the feed store for Sl.25. and now the rash
fellow writes To ask how II should he
prepared. The only preparation required il
-" Kitchen cabinet with roller bearings a
$50 range with nickel cd dinrusos nm f.
and ESQ volume. How to Feed tho Rru,c ;.
purchased from literary gentleman for 81 75
"o"h ana VI month for eight months or
'here"pou's. on. yes. the double boiler may
ne hau at The hardware store for 80 cents n
you're not too alfred proud to carry II home
Of si.9S IL you prefer TO have II delivered
This ]. r. w. breakfast food, which recon-
inehd Tor all who imagine they should eat
something OF the kind. is for n great many
INDIVIDUALS natural laxative which docs away
WIN 'he eVil OF using pills and things to main
tam inc bowel action. For children n js n,
course better food than tho broad ,vo b.,
'"oro"siy term the stan of life, giving them
some actual sustenance instead of n nrc,,,,
box puff Of wind to carry them To school
ooihe FAMILIES prefer to grind tho wheat or
in fhn
wholesome. palatabie dish with M o,ho. 80.
aration than cooking go