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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
ITALIANS EXCITED
BY SOVIET DIAMONDS
the Trade Commission From Soviet Government Brought
Into Rome Precious Stones Gold and Other Boshevid Loot
Concealed in Their Personal Baggage
by Baron Aupusto Ferrero
of the "Epoca." Rome.
Copyright te2i u. s. Feature Service Inc. n. y.

Rome. NAV a-@Whon the Russian
Commercial Mission reached Italy they
brought with them % truukH- Ihe
question Immediately raised was wheth-
oT this baggage should ho examined III
the custom house since tho soviet gov
ornment has no real residence OF ita
own I'm this city.
Public opinion was instantly aroused
when IL became known that SOME of
their trunks contained treasures oi
diamonds, precious stones and gold ANA
silver objects Tho defense thern was
on the part Of tho mission that it's mem
hcrs expected Ia live away from home
for "a long time were forced IN aupply
themselves with funds n anyway they
could
lust Mt this time tho question ot
trnde relations with Russia were hefne
discussed nR big feature in politics
The opponents Of a trade relation AR
gued for supply of now raw material
and "A ney outlet for axports. On the
other hand were tho people who viewed
ovehythine Bnlshcviclt as menace 10
the country
Much of the treaHure In the trunks II
was learned had been seized during in
surrectionp hy the Rolshevik which
made matters much worse.
The Russian delegates objected 10 tho
examination. hut they finally consented
to II unwllinely Very moderate chafg
ca were collected as Customs duttee.
The Fnscisti-whoRe Intervention is now
always inevitable as an antitheaia 70
any socialisfit, manifestation bave CIV
en- a too showy color to theit taak Of
preserving order.
Public opinion has heen eeandalized
hv the favors shown the delegates as
tho CnnHuitn tho Residence of the Min
lstrt fot Foreign Affairs II Caaetta.
found ~ necessary 10 recall tho prcee
dents established in the negotiations he
tween Count sforza and Mf Cieerin in
January and February af this year IN
order tn demonHtratn the good faith uf
the Head of the Nieaiou NJ Waroaki
Papers werc found IN tho haFEaRa
eealed with the eeal of saviefa and al
droasod - aienor sot1a q tho rouItnun-
irt editor of T. Nsanti Rtt the Govern.
mont was gpnrruiia aud the papefe werr
delivered - thrit nwner ~ e0ttrae
many people considered tho government
too generous heoanae ~ tho possibility
~ an attempt to uae this Russian gold
for q propaganda dangerous to the
safety Of the state
The pnrt playr1 hy NJ wuroaki IN
the disturbance ~ Trtesta nd in the
different forms uf communicate pfopa
Eaudo advanced IN haif ~ italt by aevs
arai newspapers large and small
caused many to ask the question TIP
10 what point were these delegates real
commercial Delegates Wera they
not roally agents of disorder
The communicate incidents marked ~
violence and often ~ real cruelty cast
q shadow ~ suapiciuls ~ the aims af
thear Russian influences pfher people
think that Hinro rolahevlsn r ~ ineyi
! tahl, diae ase II would be better 70 SHOW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

Some federation provided there he the
safeguard Of constant vigilance to
mnke all communities immune 10 under
mining germs. Anyway. the Russian
Mission has paid 400 lire In Custom
lIouHo duties and is keeping al II iis
baggage.
Az II Is now the field is open for a
fuuda mental discussion of n possibility
for Italiap industry and commerce to
re establish real and proper business
relation with Soviet Russia The Rus
slams have a commercial agent In Rome
in the person Of Mr. wodovoHon who
terms himself representative of tho
Russian operatives
An italian organization has been
formed under the title of the italian
Institute for Foreign Bunneas (Insti-
tuto ltatlano per Kl acnntd con
rEster0l At the head of this institute
Is aiRnor Nofrl oue of the greatest and
most active nrganlzofa of -orotatiyisfn
I'm italy When there was criticism hY
the Italian public concerning the -
animation Of tho - pieces If baggage
belonging 10 the Russian Mission
sRuor Nofri himself led the protest ~
the Co-operafivos. manufacturers and
merchants of ftaiy against allied
political persecution II the Russian
Mission wr vodnaovon as ,eoll as
aKHot Sofri have hoen vprv retirnnt
regarding tho possibilities N Ar ef-
fcienf resumption ~ ftaln Hugaian
trade relations According IN them The
main factor is the divorciug uf politics
FROM the Question. allowing the business
whieh they think could be dome oven m
ahart termn to GO on free frorp PARTY
politics
t. ottaln an opinion from tho most
important ~ the roprcaentafi If Cn-
operatives. agricultural especially. IN
Italy I visited former Deputy hngioio
Cahrini Tfc is tho author If humorous
/ Initiatives tn establish better relations
hetween capital and lahnr and wa in
stturnenfal lu rebuilding tn former
Labor bureau into a Ministry of Labor
If which eignur fahriela il row inc
head lie came from N" aneialir' ranks
- ioin in the movemont
r. reply tn my question regar1inR inc
Ruasfan Mission aiRnor hngiln Cahrfni
declined - express any other opinion
than that r. hope thru tho roanmp-
tfnn ~ Tfalo Russian frafc reia tinua
co,lld he obtained AZ soor aa poeHlblo
viii, that politics yielding 70 the i'm
perativo ueeds ~ Italian cornnorra ..
industry ard iahor
WhHo America and England have ~
/ ready hegHn stops for 2 resumption n
trade relations with Russia italy y stiIl
/ carrying ~ preliminary discussions
/ The attitude showed nv the govern
+ a,apt - tho almost instant rcirRse ~
/ the hHgEagr If the Ruasian Mission and
tho tnlrnpnrtarce attached II official
slrcise - the Documents found n ne
/ Ia frgage addressed n the weii known
Italian Communist seem IN Indicate
hat very soon resumption III conn
rnerefai rotations heteeen Russia and
ff44g uilt - estabi shed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
NOW CONES THE REAL
CITy CHARTER FIGHT.

Tho time for Ming nominations Tor
nlacoe ou tho Democratic ticket at tho
nunicipaI election ON saturday. June 4.
axp,rcd last night. and the result is
significant. II showed that there Il no
contest for places on the CITY ticket
cb,cb ,rili coneist ~ Thomas r. Ray
ara for mayor. Representative Robert
Il Kramer FOR president ot city 'oun~
IN and John l. Dolan for collection ~
collector for the southern district with
candidates for city treasurer and North
.rr dis,rtrt to bo selcr'od later by the
.tty committee Ala" Some excellent
,.l,,ttora r.r IS. rnicrg 10 city Council
trnus,ai ran.r attaches e this
ticket ~ thi- um. ID view q n" stat"
~ public feeling over the ,nrir'ent issue
II a new city charter True Is is a
marty ticket but that - an element
practically made compulsory bv our
partisan system of municipal elections
and administration. from which large
ma iority Of our pcopie arc striving to
secure release through a reform char
! ter. Rut the Democratic ticket iH much
moro than its party name indicates.
coming at thi1 particular time II IS
ompha tically a now charter ticket and
itq Ruccese wonld ho tho decisive move
/ fur securing tho much Desired charter
reform al the uo1t session y the Gen
/ eral Assembly.
Thomas y Eayard. thc Demooratio
nominee for mayor. tesido~ bcing amply
/ qualified for tho Office. is enphatioally
4 now charter man. our people we'll
know what splendid work he did in
/ their cause during last winter. and il
I vas no fault If his that the Republican
! organization ruppcts in tho Legislature
beat the good measure 70 death Rep
rosentativr kramer. candidate for prcai-
/ don't of CIty Council well qualified. as
is attested hy his excellent service in
the Legislature. also is n firm friend
/ of the new charter He led the fight
for its adoption az Dover bat was over
| come hy the ruthless opposition Of the
old Republican organization.
| This Democratic ticket therefore.
stands boldly and openly for the cause
of charter reform. and it's election
would make charter victory certain in
the near future, The Republican or
ganization ticket no matter what may
be its personnel. viii mean defeat of
the earnest hopes of an acknowledged
majority Of the nooplo Already. with
insulting enron,erl. organization lead
crs propose the nomination Of az least
two Of the falthlcss Representatives at
Dover who so brutally murdered char%
ter reform at the recent session.
The issue of the municipal campaign,
therefore is clearly defined and cannot
be obscured. on one hand. assured vic
/ tory for charter reform. On the other
hand, assured defeat as an Endorsement
by the people Of the influences that
brought about the new charter disaster
at Dover would be fatal in its effects
for years.
Voters Of Wilmington. which side
will YOU support?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

den the hearts of persons who believe
in poetic justice being administered oc-
casionally in this sad old. had old
world:
French Military headquarters.
Mainz. Germany. May 3.--Onc divi-
sion Of black Moroccan infantry
and one division of cavalry under
trains, loft last evening FOR the
Ituhr. They arrived I'm Ducssei-
dorf this morning.
The French division is smaller than
tho American. only 1900 men being
grouped undcr one general. This means
that the Hun city. Duesseldorf will
have the honor of entertaining $4,000
of tho crack Colonial troops Of the
French government.
Tho tender-souied German people
protested not long ago against black
mon being placed in tho occupied terri
tories Hut that protest went un-
hccdcd rs tho mon were withdrawn be
fore the wallis reached tho civilized
world Now the Colonials viii be there
in earnest
The main reason FOR objections
against these men is that they are not
the court oous. Euavc soldiers that many
poilus are when they occupy a town
thcy occupy t-don't forget that. Wc
da not mean that their tenancy is nc
comranicd hy harsh acts of injustice
Not hit They arc wcll disciplined
troops undor the command or French
ad,crs who hold them in hounds Rut
do, arc not inclined 20 overlook The
insults which the average Frenchman
viH ignore.
During tho war these men made
luit, a reputation for themselves. They
vero not good at holding positions nm
der hcavy bomhardment their way ~
hEhtirE was not that of waiting day
sftor day for tho chance to advance
Eut they were most excellent shock
troors-men who never asked quarter
and IL VIC believe tho stories Of men
Who served beside them. they never
Favc ID They arc fighters.
II is memories of those bloody days
which We imagine will cause the Ger
mans to again protest against thc an
pcarance cf the black mon but those
protests will not he hooded ~ the
,,ui7od world. whi,h knows the facts.
I Those Moroccans arc moro civilized
thau thc German soldiers cver were.
\, ever VIII he. There has never hcon
,asc on record of 4 Moroccan making
var mon women. Tha; isn't their way.
They tight men only. When one re-
I mombors the outrages which the pride
. az tho German army committed upon
tho women Of Belgium and northern
France. little sympathy VIII be rendered
4 10 the men who now fear the big black
+ fellows For the sake Of poetic justice
J we should like TO see the entirv Ruhr
/ valley occupied-if il is to bc-hy those
husky chaps in the brown uniforms Of
/ the Colonials.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
COMMUNITY PROBLEMS.

Community work is comparatively new.
There was a time when the prosperity
of a city was measured by the extent
Of its business. People would rejoice
over the getting Of a factory and give
little or no thought to the need Of a
public playground. Gradually there
came the idea of making a community
a better place in which to live work,
and play. Industries were attracted 10
such places by their regulations
In the larger cities the community
work is largely taken over by the park
boards or similar agencies. but there is
room for the volunteer, and especially
in the smaller cities. where the munici-
pal government has not facilities or
money for community hcderment-
indianapolis News.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

OF the @. q. p, will be persuaded TO
distribute medals OF honor to the
heroes who shay tho most. Who
knows but that fifty years from now
the members of the next goncration
will be forming the SONS of Veterans
of the Wilmington Massacre of 1921"
in order to perpetuate the deeds of the
brave gentry of $40 King street who
have banded themselves together to
crush. fearlessly and relentiessly,' all
opposition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

City COuBcll.
Grant Post, @. A. r.
Iron Moulders Union.
Cyrus Castle. X. q. l..
Delaware Sacngerbund
du Pont Post, G. A. II.
Eden Lodge. i. o. o. f.
Clayton Lodge, X. of +.
Wynema Council, u. OF =.
Asylum Lodge, j. o. o. f.
Crusaders Castle, X. @. K.
Camp No. 2, +. O. 8. of A.
jefferson Lodge, /. 0. o. r.
Division No. I. A. o. II.
Voters Non Partisan League.
Windsor Lodge, o. S. of S. G.
Delaware Conclave, ]. o. o. r.
Wilmington Lodge, a. o. U. M.
Kadosh Commandery, K. of M.
Palestine Castle, o. A. X. NJ. G.
Keokuk Tribe, Imp'd. Q. K. NJ
Wyncma Council, Jr., o. IT, A. Nj.
Delaware COmmandery X. G.. E.
Washington Lodge. A. +. & A. NJ.
Mizpah Conclave II. or s. w. M.
Wilmington Lodge of Machinists
Master HOrseshoers Nat Pro. Asso.
DelmarVia Lodge, j.. A. to b. K. T.
Wilmington Lodge No. 1874. Moose.
Lady Washington Home Communion.
Circle 80, Lady FOresters of America.
Washington Camp, No. Fl, =. Q. 5. Of
Court Brandywine. Foresters Of Anne
Volunteer Firemens Relief Association
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY
Thoughts and Comments of
Every Evening Readers.

Thr FUN narna and address ~ Inc Wf'fff
must accompany earh letter. not fN
81 rfiy for Dutliea fipn but 7E eFihrN u
good faith Auonymnue ccrnTuu 9 e 49,
sriI ~ ignored Publication ~ tH'thfH
does not carry wfth it indoreefnf ~ t
Evary Evening ~ the opinions Nertt'
pgfaYaa~nd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
STONES CONTRIBUTION.

Melville j.. Stone, for many years the
general manager Of the Associated
Press. and The genius who caused it TO
become thy worlds greatest news
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

The easier it is for readers TO get in
touch with advertisers. the more profit
able il is for the advertisers. Give the
tclcnhone number in Your adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
CABINET EXPANSION.

The administration promise to do
something in the way Of making over
the cabinet is nov beginning To yield
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05
THURSDAY. MAY ;. 1921

THURSDAY. MAY >, 1921
ruI HRtNE GENTRY or 80 kING
STRrFT.
ii. pu To- thr Republican party II
Iona. d,as pouicl--a dozen
nsuu ia, eu. g. nden,eut, and
..a.. - vn feandaaon II the loyal
- p.awar shakes because
arte rolc,nr rompou- self
,d ,udiruaut resolution
v.a. n na 81 $40 klms street
49,, ..I s. 10. ropuiac.
Nu ura .b..t M vorld
u,l m. thoe.- IN ~, d.er
li th,a, eete II,
- ~ +, n Eerunucan
ar d. un,.te.
ih.euri, tne
ar s,oeu,d car
>,~a that
b nduci ~. ar
,uh.n IA 81 hn-
r u.rorent
ru- II u.
am. ny.ns,i b.
tuout ,r.
i.t,rr~,
Vu. some women
h rout. instead x
vrar dt-r,acc Il
.oa,. Woman should
4.l r lie shan no, come
a., 5, tb. hand"rn- = the eortrv
ur h.h appointed d lu'c With
sd derun, u Delaware
IL. .f 1,r> ,nr hvin,
sul- ,,tn. pe,svare Eepuhh-
@ ar III shan ~ crushed and
d. ~ bray, h'rocs Il
,h t d,' rulucd tha, II. equal
vou, sh,u W suor.d N
.,. I.r tt s, Nh. v,ar
a.an, msIt.a
WHEEL o
ur un.
u, VII 4. rr.,astrl S ,u ,f
fo.ta to crush f.sri. ~sN arJ tol'nt-
oa.N .# fbe~. Vtv fs ~,4N stall,
th ue. ..s. tb, b.-t ettllt us 1l th'
frIsnds II tho people who ia times
ar ,uabl,a Is deceive th, peoui. hN
uarsrda promulgated through
fH ruhU fH,s. and oth,rwiSr.
.o4,d nt thr apparently unlimited
H0pN ~ funds ~ thcf disposal.
.Nardirg ON efforts Il such d de-
frt. should v, deem lt necessary
i Iht r4I.r welfare is " ili cause
fH taN foundations ~ tho party
co. ~fatt u lrembl. oradigatnE
anil cIaclttpr 80 tho tais' and re-
l..|plrl lines hat vii adhere
u.as. ,lessl, "a. nuuGplos OF
tn Es#tteaH 43rf1
% an,
eu vh. ar, the host
7ns IN,
SOM kel -tr.et-God
vaaa .~r al. =. r,aders'
,o ~, au, winch rarr,es that
so ,hrea ri BIZ. .ashoa n som, form:
" ut ia au,.asne our Efforts
to ru-a toar,ess.> and iel,utiessly, ali
tna., VINO faisei> style themselves the
best etig,ns--
", presume that $40 Kine street is
~ a.coms an arsenal and tina, nightly
"a, Deaths Head Hussars OF the g. o,
= Viii dru with then battl, axes pre-
prme to slav those who have been
termed host citizens who knows but
tha' on, of ,h.sc nights our brave lads
vt -1Is fo-th in skirrnish formation,
and rui 10 -, torch e,ey building in
vhe p,mo ra best tizen Ee-
ruba,ar s udeicud,n, lives. and
bu b. ra Il vn. diTer in
.teV.
uaht Load araln mat threat
~ ou s. neeAstne !, oar cf'orts to
crush ioau..sss and rel.ntlcssiy--r
What d blood, oath ,ha, Is.
What blood-thrsty crew they arc,
", presume tha' the chivalric gen
tlop,r who hal from so King street
vii crush tcarle-sIy and relentlessly,' :
ever woman VINO dares to permit her
nams a. appear GA any ballot which the
l1rds - the earth do not approve
WHAT brave, loyal chvalric group
~ men ines are
crush fearieasly and relentlessiy. -
well they have the Drawn. and the
women who darc o. let their names
appear r,ssWherg haven't Watch tho
manhood ~ Delaware step from SO
king street one - these days and
charge thc headquarters where the In
dependent th, "bcst citizen" Republi-
car and tho democratic women are
uuNN 81 Euffu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

They pay and pay bug The 'ass.h-
I'd ads i'll Every Evening. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

Women Nk. tl. H.h.
bus you ousht h..r Hm'n n.r
Whet thr, -
~tv THIS
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POETIC JUSTICE.

Here ia a news item which will glad
den the hearts of persons who believe
in poetic Justice being administered oc-
casionaliy in this sad old had old
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-05

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
Humanity's Man
Abraham Lincoln, Who Truly
Exalted American Ideals

"VXTIiEN God made Abraham Lincoln, lie to have
w used all natures inside equipment
there little left for outside finish have known
the order to be reversed"
This is the tribute of Judge Il. NJ Wanamaker of the
Ohio supreme court.
'Iumlitys Child he became Humanity's Man. Born
the frontier of America he lived to place America the
frontier of the democracy of the world
Ills great goal to bring the American people back
to the Declaration of Independence and read 1t
into constitution and life.
"In old independence hall in Philadelphia in 1861 when
his way to the capital to be naugurated president
he said in reply TO the charman's welcome:
in return sir that all the political sentiments
that entertain have been drawn, far as have been
and given to the world from this hail. have never
had feeling politically that did not spring from the sen
ments prescribed in the Declaration of Independence
which liberty not alone to the people of this country
but hope TO the world for all future time.
The immortal Declaration had been buried for long
time when was resurrectcd by Lincoln in the ffties
eff teach and preach in schools and churches
fewer fads and less sensatonas and more OF the Dec
aration Of Independence and Lincons principles, feel II
would be reflected in individual and national fe
II Is we'll again the spirit Of the Declaration
of Independence II might be well for of the men
who today honorng the memory OF Abraham Lincoln
to read the document he revered.
The is told that extracts from the Declaration OF
independence read to audience OF 100 per cent
patriots not long and some OF them declared that
the author of those statements ought be in the pene
ary he threatening to overthrow the govern
ment. 80
II is quite conceivable that Of the men who will
attend the Lincoln Day banquet tonight given under the
auspices Of Young Mems Republican club here the
sort Of patriots who honor the OF independence
in the breach of its spirit Of fairness and liberty
Lincoln has left us many worthy rcmembrances. But
the greatest hertages is his Of the Dec
araton Of Independence not alone in words but in spirit
and in action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
In the Editors Mail

many seattleitra are turning their
places into harnyards. with caeisiing
hens and growing ROSTERS. as well
an rabbits. dogs. cats. osc. This Is
a dangerous practice In the long run
and should not be tolerated In an up
to-dat1 city. The income thus de-
rived n not offset by the unsirhtii-
ness and depreciation In real value
Of tho homes thus involved. which ls
sure TO follow. The city hackyn nj
should be kept scrupuiousiy clean
and beautiful. with lawn. flowers and
ahrubs. and where the children can
be kept off the streets. Animals of
any Kind belong In the country. not
Ia thu city.
n Seattle would employ expert
public landscape gardeners 20 edn.
cate its. people In identifying their
homes. Abe results would he aston.
iahing.
The streets particularly In the
residence sections ARC not kept clean
at present. The city should have
notices placed In prominent places.
such as telegraph posts. requiring
people not 10 throw papers and rub
hish In the streets This Is very go.
sentiRl.
let the daily papers. schools.
churches. clubs. etc. take up the
question OF making Seattle n clean
and truly beautiful city. assisting
nature. which is 40 kind to VS. here.
Respectfully.
A LOVER or SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
For the Glory of the Seas

LING ALBERT, of Belgium, offers cup for free-for
IN all international sailing the Atlantic, TO
start from Sandy Hook next July T.
His jovial majesty is setting the stage for epic Amer
cas inland expansion crowd from memory the
The clipper ship, the crafty whaler. the swift lumber
schooner of the lakes-these belong - yesterday.
Seamanship is not dead on these shores.
Odtmers of the skysa yarders viii leap from their
chairs to help put real yacht the Atlantic ahead Of
the worlds entries
There American pleasure craft used for deepwater
cruising, fit to sail a around the world
Fishermen of the North Atlantic the coasters of the Gulf
the hardy of the North Pacfcthese are men fit to
handle anything under canvas .
Sandy Hook to Ostendl
There's a race for you!
Pcdome
Hon
Perhaps
Ohio osino somebody
Won't be Of
Blue Ia~ aoators
bath night into Sunday
too
the the
stork o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12

This have observed. that the signs of Superiority
n generation become the evidence OF Inferiorty
IN the Next. For remember the time when
man did wear with pride his Right Arm in Sling
q Testimony that he had broken this wrist
Cranking his Car.
and the man whose arm showeth the kick Of the
hack-fire Of antquated Ford. keepeth In his own
Backyard until the Plaster Cast IN off.
am too rich a TO own Car for have
share In the Cars Of all my friends ride with
them notice how they longer get out and turn
Crank until they are Red In the Face. but In
their seat and set their Foot upon the Neck Of the
SefStarter.
Then doth the Car forward. and every man doth
afraightway forget that II ever otherwise
But who have cranked a Car or had
Car to Crank. have Suffered vcariosy much misery
In seeing my friends Crank their Cars, and partly
earn my passage by thankful spirit that there is
such thing Self Starter
have lived long, and have many associations with