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WILMINGTON MORNING STAR. WILflEXN GTON; N. C SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1922.
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Chairman Hull Terms Late
Congress Failure; Adams
Gives Is Splendid Record
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. existing republican congress, the press
ftvetes Republican rational leaaera in 'the purchasing: power or u?m proaupie
foreign market condition -by th blind
policy -of Jtepubjipan commercial Uola
tion? .
'Does this mean an 'agarresfive' atti
tude in support of th so-called farm
ers emergency tariff bill enacted; in
May 1921, under the operation of which
wheat went from $1.47 to below $1 per
bushel and corn in proportion, wnne
control as statins that tbey. propose to
ssvm an apgreaBwe una not a de
tensive attrtutde during the fall cam
paign. - "Does this mean an 'aggressive' at
'Doeg thia' mean an 'aggressive at
tain, and on itfat Goldsteiniam?"
"Does this mean an 'aggressive' at-
went to a level lower than it has been
within 15 years, where it still remains.
"Does this mean an 'aggressive' atti
tude with respect to the long list of
solemn Republican promises made in
19?0 and complete failure thus far to
redeem same such as the failure to
reorganize and consolidate the govern
tftude OB the outrageous ship subsidy rnent d.partmnt;
ropoal and on tha record of the nd- Panama tolls: to adopt the For Muscle
ministration In settling the various Shoals proposal for the beneflVof. the
7 . , farmers: to create a sound merchant
it..? v V""1" "V'" rviw? to enact a workable
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the Original Aces orchestra. Handsome
souvenir programs were distributed.
Prior to the dance the giant search
lights of the eutter played across the.
skies, and -were visible at p, distance
of, 21 miles from Wilmington. Tele
phone calls were received from Jlempr
stead and other points equally distant,
asking the cause of the unusual lights.
The searchlights crossed and criss
crossed each other through the heavens
for more- than an hour, presenting a
beautiful spectacle.. ' ' '
An old colored woman in the rural
districts, frightened by (he lights, is
reported on the word of a prominent
citizen, to have -beoome hysterical, be-
! lieving, the last day had arrived,
j All those participating in the affair
I on board the Modoe last night came
away glowing with praises for the offi
cers and men of the ship.
tive fairness between labor and cap
ital, "notwithstanding the complete
'fallvre of the administration in deal
ing with these conditions?
. , "Does this mean an 'agrenslv?' at-
'tftutde in support of, the adminlstra- 2 "rmanent
on record on economy and tax reduc- , " . t" e
tion, in 'the face of a record which JtS
only involved taxes relief for the veyy
v rJfiJh and which today reveals a gaping
' x treasury deficit of from $650,000,000 to
J $800,OOQ,flOO during the present fiaoal
" ' year?
foreign debt refunding act; to effect
a solution of the transportation rob.
lem; to settle the Mexican problem;
to prosecute criminal profiteers and
an suppress profiteering; to establish
it woncaoie immigration
establish an international
credit and international exchange pol
icy; to bring all American troops back
from the Rhine; to collect the $240,
000,000 due for expenses on the ramy
cn the Rhine;-to enforce the Jones
t Rh'nnlne- law. after threatening to im-
v "Does this mean an 'aggressive atti-j.pe,acn Wilson for his refusal to do so:
tude in support of what the adminis- i to settle claims against Germany grow
tration had done for the farmer, in, the! ng- ol,t of the war; to make disposition
tftfce of the fact that congress is ad-' cf" enemy property seized durins the
Journing and leaving the American I war; to provide better farm eo-ooera-farmer
in; the grain belt in the helpless 1 tion in transportation and distribu
Bituation of being obliged to sell hia tion; to conceive and adopt any perma
produets below, cost, although 150,000,-j nent policy in settlement of any phase
000 able bodied persons in Europe are! of oir industrial problems: to restore
starving for our surplus foodstuffs sndi sound reciprocal foreign market con-
anxious to purchase at splendid prices, ditions; to work out and promulgate
if they were,not prevented from doing: any foreign policies whatsoever?
-so on account of the destruction of ourf "No, the Republican national ad
i . .... , . ministration will have to explain all
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KRTTIT SALE FOB TODAY OF
Manhattan Fruit & Produce
Company
Corner 2r! nnd Dock
Our specials for today
Grapes 20c a pound.
Oranges 30c a dozen.
Celery 2 bunches for 25c.
Bananas 30c doaen.
Peaches 35c basket.
No. 1 Apples loe quart.
(Three quartes for 25c)
No. 2 Apples 7c quart.
(Fbur quarts for 25c)
Florida Grapefruit 10c each.
Don't Forgfet
CcTcer 2nd and Dock
The outstanding events in the record
! of the administration thus far ars:
The unprecedented Republican Indus
trial panic of 1921-'22; the unparalleled
luxury deficit of more than $650,080,000,
the highest leyelx of taxe and trans
, portation ever known in pejce time;
! the long series of publle scandals,
i economic and social demoralisation,
j and utter lack of any definite perma
i nent foreign or domestic policies."
Special for Friday
and Saturday
Supreme brand canta- Rfln
loupes, per doz OUU
Supreme brand canta- "i
loupes, per crate I Oil
Elberta extra fancy peaches, QC.
basket UUU
Tokey grapes,
pound fa Qu
Sickel pears, I
juart 5Ju
Valencia -oranges, 9Qn
dozen fcUG
Grape fruit. 9Rn
two for WU
Extra large California Qflf
pears, dozen OIi
Mitchell's Confectionery
CITY AUDITORIUM
Special for Friday and Saturday
Pure home-made peanut 99ft
brittle, pound fcfcO
DANCE ON CUTTER
- A CHARMING AFFAIR
! Spectacle Made By Giant Search
lights playing in Skies
Visible 21 Miles
OBSERVANCE OF ROSH
HASHANAH IS BEGUN
Observance of Rosh JIashanah," pr the
Jewish New Tear, began in the Tempje
of Israel last night at sunset, and will
continue until the same hour today.
A spepial feature of, this year's olaserv-
ance locauy is vne jormat installation
of the Rev. Dr. H.arvey Wesel as ra,bbl
of the Temple of Israel, succeeding the
venerable Dr. Mendelsohn, recently re
tired after 47 years continuous service.
The Jewish New Year initiates Ibe
ceremonial calendar of the Synagogue
and is interpreted Jn a purely spiritual
sense. This holiday is regarded by the
Jews as one of the two most significant
holy dajrs in their religion, ranking
with the day of Atonement, which falls
due ten days later in sublimity of con
cept and significance of Intent.
Unlike the secular New Year, which
is designated to mark time, Rosh Has
anah is an occasion for each member
of the fellowship of Israel to put him
self in harmony with God and fill his
soul with new and better resolves for
guidance in the future.
In this conception, the New Year be
comes a Day of Judgment also. In fact
this is one of several designations at
tributed to it. For, Judaism, does not
place the Day of Judgment after death,
but in the midst "of" life and at the be
ginning of thereliglous year in order
that each one may by self-examination
and a new orientation obtain a better
conception of hie place in soqiety and
the duties incumbent upon him as
American and Jew.
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Good Lidfplb,
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Pure Laxdo pc Llb
12V2c
15c
Daiiity Flcfe,
"Ifeo
reaMsist Bell Flour
bag -
65c
50c
xish Potatoes, full peck
29c
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3-5 South 2nd Street
THE LOWER PRICED GROCER
Phone 385
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The cook book tells you how; but the;
bank book tells you what.
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Wilmington surrendered to the coast
guard cutter Modoc last night without
the firing of a single shot, the entire
city capitulating before the barrage of
hospitality laid down by the officers
and men of Uncle Sam's newest and
biggest coast guard vessel.
The quarterdeck presented a scene
of gaiety and charm. that enthralled the
visitors, who swarmed up the .gang
plank, and participated In the dancing,
or went for an inspection totir of the
big ship. .
The event was staged by the officers
and men of the Modoc as a return cour
tesy for the social attentions shown
them since their arrival here a month
ago to replace the cutter Seminole,
transferred to Detroit.
Music for the event was, furnished by
ROYAL. BAKERY
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FEESH FROM OUR OVENS DAILY"
TVS DELIVER
Genuine Home Made Pound
Whole Cake
Assorted Layer
Calces .h.
Lady Fingers and
Macaroons, dozen
Raisin Broad.
loaf
Jelly and Cinnamon
Buns, dosen . ,
60c
60c
20o
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:? 200
W 4
Bread,
Milk
1 nn
Kin, oosen
Rye Bread,
loaf
Pullman Sandwich
loaf
Vienna Bread,
lOaf MMtM
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I2o
I Bo
8c
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J. H. HOLLAND
Fresh native meats of all kinds or
and all best cuts, pound ,tO C
Best Cuts of OA Native Pork, QC
Veal, pound ....... OUC 80c pound to ; . . . 3DC
CHICKENS EGGS COUNTRY PRODUCE
PROMPT DELIVERY
820 North Fourth St. Phone 2249
W. ALBERT BROWN
Where It PAYS TO PAY KASH
24-lb. bag flour, plain Ofi
Good lard,
pound .1 .
or selfrisine, only . .
12ic
..7k
Granulated sugar,
pound
'Corn Beef Hash,
No. 3 can
Good Apples,
peck ....
Good grade .
coffee, pound .
Eagle
Milk
Tall Evaporated
Milk ".. ....
Dainty or Pillsbury
Flour, 12-lbs
NiceL juicy sweet
potatoes, bu
25c
48c
22c
20c
10c
64c
S5c
Irish potatoes, x .
peck
Broekfield Butter,
only, pound
Kingan's box
bacon, pound ....
Swifts Premium
hams pound, only
Good beef roast,
pound
Native Pork,
pound
38c
45 c
45c
,29c
20c
30c
North Carolina sides and
shoulders smoked, OC
pound . . . . . . tuo C
Demonstration
Today at
The Grocerteria
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4ure apple vinegar (bring
Sal..:..;...48c
About "400" nice spring chickens any size you want,
j ' Fresh peaches, nice apples, bananas, pears,' etc.
We guarantee satisfaction on each purchase "at -our
f Stores Plus Service 1
?MHREE RASH STORES
: NINTH AND DOCK STS. SIXTH ANiTcASTLB STS.
;16 NORTH SECOND STREET
' 1 Phone -72 . '
Delicious
Beyond Compare
What a tempting treat
they are, these beautiful
biscuits ! Piping hot, with
light, fluffy centers of fin
est white and crusts of golden
brown, they arc incomparably
delicious. -." ' "
For they are baked with Valier's
Painty Flour, which comes from
the choicest soft winter wheat of
America's gtcat granaries. The
perfect product of master mil
lers, every sack of it measures up
to the high standards of quality
set by .Valier. .
Naturally, you pay a little more
for jthis finest of flour. But then
you are sure of better
baking -and you use
Jess lard. Ask for Dain
ty FJourby name,when
next you order from
your good grocer. '
IGE 35c
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To Wilmington Housewives a remarkable discovery long
sought by the world's best chefs a homemade, f relSh egg
(uncooked), mayonnaise, packaged in attractive glass jars and
one that would keep indefinitely namely Dukes Mayonnaise.
Not even in your own kitchen can you make such delicious
mayonnaise flavored so perfectly as Dukes and of such
consistency. - ;
Mrs. Duke personally directs the preparation of her may
onnaise in her factory at Greenville, S. C, just as she did be
fore it had gained such fame in the Carolinas and now
throughout the entire South, it is indeed the only genuinely
home-made mayonnaise on the market. In few places over
the entire country are there cdoks whose mayonnaise comes up
to the standard of Mrs. Duke's.
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nome-MadeMay
onttaise
XUIf E MATONNAJSE COMPANY, GREKNVltLE, S. C.
Boot
ASadk of Satishciioii"
THE COHBETT COMPANY
WJtole.ale DUtribntoia, Wilmington. W. CU
Duke's Home-Mad MayxirMde
Good enough for a 'duke,, reasonable enough" in price to fit anybody's
pocketbook.- tiX
DEMONSTRATION TODAY "
' - Come and try ja sample and you will f iijd "the difference.
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