The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-25
)DAY Y


Il l1orwich. Conn.,. where Mrs. Ken
= = - trial. accused of numbering
D 1ctor IetloN. the human heart walks
go ~ uncovered
Nh. Kenyon told what many
4 mnn ms thought, but not told, that
- ! w6a starving for mental SYM
1y.r Doctor Tetlow, now dead,
p n6lIsd the mental sympathy for a
mr. Kenyon. who heard his wife's
q b on1 c0mplete and sorrowful con-
g 800, says: "Of course ! will take
l4e nrhs: why is it that people
II n I nan unnatural who stands by
ii vifo b trouble, but think wife
- - noble who stands by her hus-
70 tolEe the place of the missing
% de. Iullou, who was shot out of the
e ernnl triangle" there is the Ken
70 hat1, 1oss than year old. Grand
nj 3" ~ he Is the image OF his
fai her, ueootng Mr.. Kenyon. and
MI Kmyu a10 he is going to stick
to the bok@ 80. regardless OF Doctor
Te low.
Proud man" will laugh at Mr. Ken
yos but shonld not To worship one
~ said Forgive them. Father. they
~ u not what they do" and despise
~ Mr.. Kenyon because he forgives
~ WOMAN who got tired of zone long
- aon1ngt the desire for things we
oFe told W cannot have" Is not rea-
\ hntever you may think of Elihu
- as the gentleman who teaches
~ Mite mice OF high finance to walk
tne dGh< wire in safety. you must ad
Ut tknf ~ is an able lawyer and
mo - the nae1uing of the words writ
ton pto contract Mr.. Root says that
An ~ 10 Of the League of Nations
con- nanf would force US into the wars
q ! arope.
u Root had a good line also about
sGgl ing hack constitutional liberty
yht h We suspended for a real war.
and ere going without because of the
oxisi snce Of phantom war"
0ge after another the hunger strik-
I'm rishmen. as MacSwiney in Lon
doa jail today died. will die. and
EnG md. in the excitement of the
cnai strike. will pay little attention
uon A important issue has thus been
ogen hadowed by another less impor-
tant. Hold silver dollar in front of
nj ms eye and he can not see the
uoar tain just beyond.
!. TO the graves in Westminster Alb
by ne is to be added 1t will hold
the ! ody OF an unidentified British
ooldtr. Some poor corpse with the
Ace hot away. name not to be known
untll I Is read on Judgment Day.
III king will be present at the bury
tng q this nameless body. and Kipling,
vpsy Heiy. will wake from the slum
b1r . ahccess TO write poem about
~ 80 good subject
TIT re are proud graves in the Alb
hey The finest contains. in one tomb,
ne dies of Pitt. who kept Napoleon
npt q Engiand. and his father, the
n4xl & 0bathams who did his best to
kdfG Kiisi Qesree out Of the Ameri-
can war.
Lit . do their ghosts suspect it, but
when. At earth's last day. several mil
lion sars from now. they all rise and
move On. the greatest OF them viii be
~ tho roughly unknown as the soldier
with / is face shot away. And the plow
OF the farmer and ice from the north
viii hive passed many times over the
spot sshere now stands Westminster
Abbey And the name of King George
will IN san then no more than the num-
ber OF the prize winner of today's show
OF Les horn chickens.
We have in America no Westmin-
ar A nsasx hau IN. int a. = -
ING ur known person buried. He lies
under he steeple OF the cathedral that
A. T. stewart built in Garden City, l..
l.. and Mrs. A. II. Stewart lies beside
him
The real body of her husband was
stolen aud never found. To paeify the
poor idew she was told that a body
Of viii h she never saw the face was
that Of her husband She buried Il
ptously was buried beside it and night
and ds v a watchman protects the two
corpse Quite surprise for both, the
widow especially. when they rise later
on.
Expe IT'S from England, Japan
France visited the General Electric
works Al Schenectady. They saw
motor u 5000 kiIowatts. with ny
wheel Weighing a hundred thousand
pounds to be set up In India The fly
wheel ELL supply the power exec sding
that OF many thousands of men. It
ought 0 make the many thousands
richer, happier and freer. bat it won t,
Where sesfishness controls machinery,
human beings profit little.
The anne visitors saw a device that
raises six hundred thousand candle
light tt twelve million candlepoweT by
censers ing hitherto wasted light
beams They heard discussed the use
o. an invisible searchiight." It will
ee made possible by the use of infra-
RED ray ! Invisible 10 the human eye, 70
pe use for sending radio messages
rot nav Al purposes, with no possibility
81 dete tion.
fweI five thousand human beings
work II the plant OF the General Elec-
liie co apany. And in one corner %
,ke Bra OF such man as Steinmetz
thtfe more power than in all the
Noik o million ordinary men.
T~{ s-s~2~+ = =. !. l..S-.s-.,-.t..s..s..s..
= .