The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
PRINCESS lSSENA
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II. Fl. Suydam OF Cincinnati, with
his wife and daughter. are season
guests at the Princess Issena Mr.
Suydam is president OF the Cincinnati
Bank and Trust company of that city
and a man Of affairs AMI general ex-
perience and knowledge. For many
years. with his family, he has been
spending the winter seasons in Sea
breeze and was at the Clarendon Il
years ago when that hotel building
was destroyed by ire. Fer several
years they have been guests each
season at the Princess Issena. Mr.
Suydam with some friends recently
spent several days hunting near St.
Petersburg. and he is very familiar
with the various resort cities Of the
South ard thinks that for climate and
general desirability the Triple Cities
excel them all He found the weather
at st. Petersburg muggy and said he
was glad To get back to the warm yet
exhilerating climate of Seabreeze.
AIR. Suydam was asked by a News
representative whai the Industrial
conditions were in Cincinnati. and
said.
Cincinnati is a fine growing city.
though il has never had any great
war boom or the great and sudden
growth that those cities have where
there is. big foreign element Gin
einnati is not place of great foreign
population. but it is a genuine Ameri-
can city
building industries are not as ac-
tive as they have been because the
price of labor remains high and IS kept
SO by the union II is said that so per
ceat of the cost OF building is in la
Dor. and until this cost is reduced
building will BE- somewhat at a stand
still"
Regarding the incoming administra
ton Mr., S,,ydam said:
q have every confidence in the adj
ninistratien that vii soon assume
control of affairs OF state Presiden;
elect Harding viii be what the con
stitution and the people intended him
TO be-an executive. Too often after
a man is elected to this high Office he
forgets that he is only the executive
and assumes TO be the whole admin
istratien
Mr., suylam gave il as his opinion
that il would be some years before
Liberty Bonds would reach par value
lie said everything was sure TO be al
right IN the affairs of this country
but thar the American people as q
class we're impatient and that they
were apt 10 expect the impossible OF
the new administration He said that
the work CT reconstruction following
the great world war was one that
would take much time Mr.. Suydan
could see no reason why people should
expect amy tax reduction He said
Congressman Nicholas Longworth wa.
sponsoring bill which if it became
law would tax all undivided profits ,,
per cent, but that a new form of tax
alton did not mean a reduction in tn,
older FORMS but that it usually mean
that much mere taxation Politicians
he said. lived on the taxation of th'
people and were moi apt 10 work L
reduce it,
Mr.. Suydam expressed himself a!
highly pleased with his surrounding
al the Princess and said he REGARDED
il as an ideal family hotel
Mr and Mrs. w. W Cunningham
who are spending q fyfw DAYS in tn,
Triple Cities. we're luncheon guests a
Sic Princess Issena on Monday.
81 T Appleby Of Bostoa was regis
tered at The Princess on Monday
Mrs Nettle Richardson who j
spending some timp n the 1'ripl
Cities. earlier in the season yisitet
cuba. Key Nest and Miami She is
yearly guest here and very fond @
these cities and the people she meet
here each year
Airs Richardson's summer home j
1T Clark's Lake. Mich, ana part o
each year she usually spends in Ne'
York From Daytona She will 60 {
New Orl4ans where she viii spen
some tine and later Will meet som
friends from Chicago IN El Paso. Tea
They Will come IN their private ca
and together they will spend som
time visiting the places of interest i
texas. after which Mrs. Itichardso
Fili go to san Francisco. from whic
place She Will sail for CHINA. She
certainly an extensive traveller an
as wen very charming woman.
At the Dixie hotel last hight tn
tourists enjoyed another largely a
tended card party. The tables, chair
and eonveniences Were donated b
sirs. Thomas BishoS. Airs. j. r Dodg
Won the frst prizeN with score G
1lee, while w / WRfeld OF Clark'
burg. Va. took the Second with
seoFe 2oEe. The party played 500.
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