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The New York herald., 1921-10-01
REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.

REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Saie or Rent.
CEDARHURST, l.. LILO room house. 3
baths. all modern improvements. big bar
gain. 1859 Far Rockaway. or Bryant 2511.
CEDARHURsT-Piot 15Oxl7O near station.
FOR RENT.
Csda rhurst, l.. J.
Ready for occupf ',cy,
y rooms, l'''if:
garage attached al eniences.
Rent $l,tn
Phone 6S15 Schuyler or y loodmere 3O3S.
FAR ROCKAWAY-F'urnished all year. 10
low hotel proposition, or VIII rent from
October 1-April 80. Telephone 1859 Far Rock
away. or Bryant 2511.
FLUSHING. LONG ISLAND.-New tax ex-
emption; rooms and bath: also rooms.
2 baths up to date. improvements; large
pict: good location; reasonable down pay
ment: balance like rent. Il. H. REEVE, 220
Broadway. Ask for Wilson. Cortlandt 3262.
FLORAL PARK-Write phone for homes
here. A. EMKE. 1882 Floral Park, Canal
1913.
q ACRE place in Great Neck; minutes
(actuaD from station; rooms, baths.
sleeping porch; car garage. living quar-
ters above: poultry house all fruits, vege-
tables. flowers. 264 Great Neck or 1877
si0,500.
Six rooms and bath. stucco. steam heated.
all year bungalow, on plot 90 foot front. in
beautiful park: % minutes to Penhsylvania
station by electric train service; cosy
home at bargain price. +. II. REEVE,
30 Broadway. Cortlandt 3262.
Westchcster-SnIe or Rent.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to l4th St., Inclusive.

From Battery TO l4th st., Inclusive.
BROADWAY, 416, corner, 2 lofts, So, 900.
Z. 18th St, corner 18th. lofts. s.. 900.
LARGE and small offices in 16 story
building; reasonable rent. Water ST.
Phone Bowling Green 1904.
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New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

NEWLY finished. modern: seven rooms and
tiled bath and kitchen, hot water heat, all
improvements; double garage. 20x20; plot
75x150; owner living in same: asking $40, 900; (;
fair offer will be considered. 429 Walton
road Maplewood, N. J. Telephone South
Orange 236-W.
WIDOW must sacrifice we'll built room
home at Rdgefield Park, N. j. Con West
Shore and Erie r. R.): gas, electricity,
steam heat. tiled bath. parquet floors. all
decorated. glassed-in porch, screened; large
plot. near school and station: price $6.50O
81 100 cash. HALLBERG & LONGFELLOW,
INC. RIDGEFIELD PARK. NEW JERSEY.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough Of RicIrmond-saIe or Rent.
TorrENvILLE, STATEN ISLAND

TOTTENvILLE, STATEN ISLAND.
House with garage and chicken house:
rooms, bath and pantry. minutes from
ferry and railroad; In best residential sec
tion of Tottenvile; hardwood floors and
trim. hot water heat. open fireplace. electric
lights. large porch; all windows and porch
screened this house was built by days work
and is an ideal home $50 Elliott av.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.

New Jersey.
1S ACRE poultry fruit farm: mammoth in
cubator: all house conveniences; $4,000.
1lILLHEFFER Mt. av., n. Caldwell, N. J.
An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns of THE NEW york
HERALD offers real possibility of
recovering your lost property.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above seth st.-sth Av. to North River.

Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North River.
FURNISHED rooms, adjoining houses, for
sale, West SSth ST., "a rooms, baths.
electric light; low price; will sell separately:
no furniture; cash $500: year mortgage.
IL II. GAILLARD & CO.. SD and Broadway.
PRIVATE dwelling. furnished, perfect con-
dillon; electricity. parquet floors. OWNER,
ij0 West 97th.
SNAP-Vacant hCuse, West SSth ST., 4 story:
only 81, 500 cash required pre-war price.
Keys at this office, NJ. II. GAILLARD CO..
SID and Broadway.
I43 WEST 10TH STA small three story
and basement dwelling for sale In a good
residential block, possession October |: but
ler's pantry extension, electric light, open
rear; price reasonable; terms favorable.
VIM. A. WHITE SONS, 40 Cedar st.
Phone John 300.
302 COLUMBUS Av.
near 74th ST., is offered for sale or ex-
change. Owner. CHARLES M. HEYMANN,
1 West ODD st.
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Borough of Bronx-sale or Rent.

ARTISTIC corner residence, West Bronx
near N. Y. u, built of steel and stone,
all modern improvements II rooms and
large attic. spacious porches, surrounded by
beautiful landscape garden; 2 car garage;
plot 150x150. Apply 1857 Macomb's Road or
telephone Freemont 800.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED
Long Island.

FOR Rent-Desirable room house with all
improvements, In best section College
Point. l.. J.. 4; 20 minutes committing. Phone
Flushing 344J.
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WONDERFUL BARGAIN IN THE BEAUTI-
Full PARK HILL SECTION, YONKERS.

tion: 3 minutes walk from railroad station;
schools and churches near: rooms, baths.
2 car garage. corner property. 50x1O0 fine
neighborhood; owner moving to California: :
will sell for pre-war cost. For further in
formation inquire of w. p. SICKLEY, 177th
st. Harlem River, or call Yonkers 278.
WANTED to lease or rent. with or without
option to buy. nice room apartment or
2 family house in Westchester county
Chelsea 366
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough Of Queens-sale or Rent.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY


Absolute sacrifcel Owner must sell
beautiful country home In the best and most
convenient location IN the village Main floor
has reception hall, living room with large
stone fireplace dining room breakfast room,
pantry, kitchen and laundry Second floor.
master bedrooms. two tiled baths. Top floor,
3 maids bedrooms and bath. Hot water
heating. electric Hight and gas. Large
porches two sides. Garage for cars. Plot
1b0x1p5. ) minutcs' walk TO station, stores,
churches, theatres. Sell furnished or unfur-
nished. Seen nny day. Immediate possess
son. OWNER. 21i Pine ST.. Freeport. l.. /.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough Of Qucens-Sale or Reat.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A handsomely furnished and decorated 10
room apartment complete In appointment; ;
large. light drawing room. dining room.
kitchen. ) master bedrooms, master baths.
servants rooms, grand plano, private
telephone: modern elevator building located
on West End av. and 10th st. For informa-
tlon telephone Schuyler $3.50.
AN exceptional opportunity for discriminat-
Ing parties who want the best and are
willing to pay n reasonable price; large pri-
vate home apartments Of one and two ex-
ceptiorally large rooms Furnished unfur-
nishcd), private baths every comfort; newly
decorated beautifully furnished; splendid and
convenient location; references. i25 West
seth st.
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Westchcster-saIe or Rent.

WORKINGMAN'S home: built easy pay
ments: Yonkers; subways, elevated troll
leys; high ground. gardens, chickens
BELDEN. 213 w. 125th.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-23
REGULATION OF BEACH is NEEDED

:. :. :. : = ! = : :. : :. : :
"a aps bic accident on oayooa Beach last week = "'s" an
,moba runq passengers 'n inc car a"o ps
~, both he aoob,e and the plane TO he a''en'on
hsi,s the necessity control on the beae''
ssrp ares e. the ausonoble that ueh ScoSnss s
vev snes places have made OF tn oeseo
xes a sson Of right planes ano cars @ @
nn- aoo the usy,eaa attempted " gel
,h se.br~~x- council portion o. 'hc oe
IN. planes Failing e"h7t portion " '
this season warning
Isndin section near the oSc"' V "
~. r.e,,a IS not neither h5 Oayton7 ecan
council anyone excepting INC Cover
,h The s I'D Count, Commissioner authority p on'ro ~
-
IAse suffered ,hrgoeh accident arc ae'e''
ao.- .szaro proscuous ndangerng the Ses " ~
,hev determined take their case 70 te
- 90, ,rd Of County conmiss'oness , 80.
r,h, I'll. claim mat the greatest attraction Of the Triple 0
worsd4sssa endangered 9y t'3 '7SS "
STAG -. =.
vss,a- in the week claims he eou' "'
under him. the oeeo o es
deliberate earsessTesS OF NJ F'
impossible recurrence 'e p
osytons disputes the 's ''S'
asset and one N''0" e4o = ~
o. -
r. walking On 'aS 0@S"' 80
shsnc cam. Of the agitation regulating planes ms yea
ps sly wrecked severely injured and " 70 o
ths time unt dehnie SCI rue
are made b. "Hen VIII nuF
- .
rrsp cnss cannot prominent tourists leave IN
have treaneo % oo os
rrsu,s.on< of rizoes la1sino
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steamers VII 'ch pig hetweea that city
and tha nerthcra markets.
Men of capital of the north hsvs
invested Ia these Florida lands sss
nave been cuitivating oranges ae1
vegetables Recently they have under
taaen the cultivation ol sugar caas
and have been atisiiai With results.
Oac citizen oi NV York Nh0 A&s
made considerable investment in Flor
.G3 lands near Daytona has takes
pains 10 ma K. d. computation OF tae
difference tween the cost Of trsns-
porting fs1it and vegetables BY vstsr.
chiefly by tine Indian river and t5s
cost 81 il-rau trausp sp1riation. "a.
computation shows that the tTan DOT
,stioa ch.1 -eS tor p utaCis ot Firs =
Guild ar aatali3llg reduced Il the -
ssr...ss--, n ia. 1850 t.tlC w-t jos
oH q.
Persistent tarding's Experience
Possibly President Harding ~
siFa tg Secretary OF Commerce Itooe
ar ii .aphir narrative of his expert
.ncr and that Df his companion, Ses
afu- Tral5ng -ilrs "a. while attempting
80 uaha voyage over tn indian RiE-
in hou5t-blat This vessel re
aa-ufiv fan groaEd and it Eas a. Last
natr -4ry fu abandon H. And vel cO1i-
aarati&e.- fzht Improvement Of th7
FuI.aH E.serr such a- government GO
zin -.rs hss- reported 70 hc ineXpe--
-IV and 9ractt ctA}r WoHld make tss
river r-.izar. i;- whole length.
The %es N,sa citiz-1t vbo has made
q re.apu+at.ou 0l the difference ia
costs estimates -hH Improvement 81
-ha FIpr.ia waters would reduce ne
ca-f al --aTsp p9rrafioa III production Df
chat State at least - per cent
This Florida incident il utilized it,
rat= aav al sU object lesson which 4
lea-u-a aud acted uDon wilI b. s,f iiics-
tfaablt- value Io farmers. For Il j.
'aal SKATERS which 'aa D. Al compaT., =
ti is small cost m5de nayi-ablc ar
- Ti-e.eG tb-g oHil furnish
.tie. tsr r-uGIets 0i l8lme-s ~ Jaur.
fsuesi cu~r. f-rm rs and tie cas
-aner~ aofi'd te brought more -
= together
8duuselfs Mr Hoover has ar' or
81 ths Hl q naI A. an ea-in :.
'lr=- asaiet rnenf. haye tsen rrs "a.
eo3 -rtr h 4 qua Used to jud.s
saac-Isz t}e pIactics biIiiy Of 30 util
lz'n- iha iuland waters - 10 NIL.
ID them gf avail 10 commerce ~ wta
ID H8Gerfirsle e. initial impr0voTn b
ii 1ac Missouri River and Il this -
y cone Il eoala hs Of great benefit q
o tn -rs-t a+ssieulsural secs ions aic'
e ii= Ia ti4e valley of tha Missouri. r
i fact the pre- amptinu is strong tszs
t ~ Hoover ar'y viii undertake 5res-
8 IS tU gBlarga th4 trans pOrtatioa taci
4 tits - This country
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-23
OF
POWERS is
SUGGESTED
NEW ASSOCIATION
OF NATIONS MAY
NOW BE BROACHED
tiu1crnatlonai News service,

Paris. Mar. 23-The corner stone
Of uew triple Association OF Ma
tions OF The United States. England
and France. may be laid at Washing
ton by former Premier Niviani. noss
rnroEtc - America on 4 special mis-
sion TO see President Harding He is
due TO reath New York SUNDAY. The
vic- of a possible new Society of
posers vas set iCr the LAY BIZ Sec
Iet-f~ Franklin Bouillon former mem
brr cf the chamber OF deputies He
feels that uniler no circumstances yiIl
thc Cnited States enler the League
cf Nations OF link herself ID a mill
taly sllisnce with aer twO big az Ses
IN the recent war. but believes the
three powers can cooperate effeciive-
ly TO maintain the peace oil the world
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BANKER
INCOME IS
$536,OOO
SIllMAN INFANT
FIGURES IN SUIT
AGAINST HIS WIFE
lntern..IonaI News ssrvIee.,

WHITE PLAINS, Mar - Alleging
that Mrs. Stsllman had taken as her
lover an Indian guide who became the
father Of her iafant. Guy Delancv
Nieoli, chief counsel for The multi.
~ iionaire banker IN his divorce suit
nsade a sensational fignt in supreme
court today against ihs wife's demand
Scr Si29ona aunu3l alimoHy.
NicolI presented figures To show
that SiiIimsus incom" last wear was
S5;6.a0a. hui moi sufficient To meci
his NiIe's demand The hearing vas
brief.
Justice Narscfan~cr reserved dc
e=ion an ihe a!impuy ar5iOn. raj ne
the y hole QUESTION affected by lhe icr
itim2ry Of Guy. The ~ months old o.
fant OF Airs. Stillman WHO gave the
iswycr unti SATURDAY 90 hlc addition
al papcrs bearing On this issuc
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-23
FRESHMEN GET HAIR
SHAVED OFF; UPPER
CLASSMEN ARRESTED
tThr ASSOCIATED Press.l

RALEIGH. Mar = = SeTerai SUI
delts of the North Carolina State col
lese have been cited to appear he-
fore the Wake county grand jury here
April II To answer charges Of ciolat-
'ns the state statutes. The case grIws
out of serious outbreaks ol hazine.
Twenty freshmen rooms were broken
into Yesterday and all heads we're
shaved. There was much violence.
door we're battered in w.th heavy
timbers ard iG some Instances fu >il-
ladies' OF shots were exchanged The
haz"rS are said 10 have worn masks.
Ne one Ra- seriously injurcd There
have been no arr sts So far.
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HORSE STOPPED STILL
IN FACT 1T STOPPED SEVERAL
STILLS WHEN 1T STOPPED

tN-~snzpet lnterprlsc Associstion.l
WHITESBUIsG. Ky. Mar. %. OF.
Ger Smith hired ! horse lie was head
iag = raiding party
Smith RODE short distance. The
horse stopped ~Giddap. The horse
wouidnt badgs,
Sm'ii' eatend The house at which
- horse stepped. lie found still
The horse made frequent stops after
iiist. At eaeh stop Smith found a
siilI.
Finally the llarse stopped a, the
msin stili wkif had beea the object
q nc raid
Smith learntd later thai the horse
he hired had bean one frequently h,r-
ed by the prisoner. who made stops
on his way back TO the stills to gather
ais booze
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GERMANY
REF USES
PAYMENT
SAYS SHE CAN'T PAY
BILLION MARKS DUE
THE ALLIES TODAY
lThs Assoelated Press

PARIS, March 23-Germany. reply
ing to the recen; uItimatum OF tha
allied reparations commission. refuses
TO pay the one billion marks In gold
due today and disputes the commits
sion's figures showing the balance OF.
twelve billion marks due May 1sf.
1t was conlenaed in the Gernsa
note that the twenty billion marks
which the peace treaty provided
should be handed over by May lst hsd
been more than paid The note asks
the ioint comVission 10 fix the yslu2
OF German deliveries on the repars-
tions account but declares in apY
event that ii is impossible for Ger
many to pay twelve billion marks By
Nav Ist
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ON OIL YIELD
PUTS MEXICO IN LEAD
international fgews ServIce.l }


MEXICO CITY March 23-The cx-
ports OF the Mexican Petroleum com
pany in January amounted 10 i10,0A0
barrels day, OF about 1000 geo barrels
for the month. as against 1929. 600 in
Dece pber last. according 20 informa-
tion given out today The world
production Of oil - 1920 showed an
increase Of $4,000 900 barrels in the
United States and y 900 400 barrels
in Mexico. with a total Of i39.o00,00G
for the year Notwithstanding the
increased production in Mexico Il IS re
ported that snany oil wells III the re
public are yielding salt water auI that
il som" fields the supply is nearing
exhaustion.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-23
Further Invasion Possible
fGnited Presx.l

PARIS. March a3-The possibility
OF a further invasion Of Gernsay
arose today on receipt OF another tep "a
porizing note from Berlin. II il be
lieved the allied reparations commii-
sion would consider advancing allied
troops into other rich industrial sec
tions of Germany.
The allies had set today as The dats
for payment by Germany OF ons hill
lion gold marks on their indemnity sc-
court Instead OF payment, they re-
ceived note suggesting the reopen
ing OF the entire discussion.
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FIVE SAILORS ARE
Returned IN IRONS
CHARGED WITH MUTlNY
lThe AssoeIased pre.s.l

NEW ORLEANS. Mar. 23-Five
men were LANDED in irons yesterday
from the American steamer which
brought them from Rio Janeiro at the
request o. the American consul there.
They are siill held behind a screen OF
secrecy. They were detained on q
tcclaical charge OF matiny on TIE
high seas. nui are suspected OF hay-
ing knowledge OF the Wall Street
bomb explosion last September. N0
visitors were allowed and the prison
ers are closely guarded by federal
and state officers.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-23
irish PARLIAMENT
MAY MEET ON JUNE
Il FOR FIRST TIME
FuoI5ea Press1

LQNDON. March - Ta- Dafly
Herald today declared that recon-
neTda loss vi3 be made 80 Jha Brit
iSh cabinet ca have 1lse Irish parils-
maat meet Tor The drsE time on June
II The Herald declared il vas
learned ihat thc e8blaet committee
would recommend thaJ the home rule
bill lie declared effective APRIL -
that election writS be issued MAY :.
ihag the election be- held Mag Is and
Is- uratire- --nreI. lu4lc .
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Neither Principal Present
United Press.)

) WHITE PLAINS. Mar. . Mss
James \. Stillman was denounced in
court here today as q wornan who
took IS her lover IN Indian guide :
~ Delaney Nieoll lawyer for Ssill-
man the mnlti millionaire. Who is SUI
ing for divorce
Stiiiman's net income for 1920 was
s536.eao II was stated in court The
hearing w3s on Mrs. Stillman's no
fion for 100000 per month alimony
and additional attorney fees. The ap-
pheation was taken under advisement
by Justice Morschauser The court
room Was packed. Neither principal
was presant
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-23
ATTORNEY GENERAL TO
REDUCE DEPARTMENT
OF JUSTICE STAFF
finternatlonal News servicc.l

WASHINGTON. Mar - Attorney
General Daugherty has decided to re-
duce tho department OF justice 70 Il
peace footing War agencies built
up as part Of the legal machinery j.
To be- abolished Judge Van Fleet OF
indiana has been designated as de
partment reorganiZer.
Today he began the task OF dis
mantling some routine branches de-
voted TO War activity Dausherty stat.
ed substantial economy Will be et-
fecteG
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-23
WEDS 49S7 COUPLES
NOW PARSoN PREPARES TO GEL
EBRATE FOR 5ccoTH

tN.wspsper Enterprise AssocistIon.)
OMAHA. Mar 23.-With a record
OF 4aS7 couples married. the Rev
Charles W Sayidse, 'Marrying Par
son Of Omaha. expects 10 reach his
Iife's goal OF 500 couples before the
end of March.
Alreadv he is LAYING elaborate
plans for the FIVE thonsandth we'd
ding
The man must at least be u. the
woman Al least IS b says. And
they must bc nice appearing That
will he one OF the things I'll insist on
for my fivethousandth wedding"
Applications for the privilege OF be
ing the five thoGsandth couple are in
order.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-23
NEARLY THREE SCORE
KILLED IN LAST II
HOURS IN IRELAND
International News sersic-.i }

DUBLIN. Mar - Nearly three
score OF people we're killed in ireland
in ,he pas: - hours and the death
list is mounting more rapidly than at
INK mr. since fighting became Sc
we're Since Sunday II soldiers. none
palioement and ten Republicans have
bean killed AID eighteen others. not
directly connected. met death.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-23
GEORGIA BANKERS in
SESSION AT MACON TO
DISCUSS COTTON CROP
tin,ernationsl r,~r. service.

MACON. Mar 23-Cver four hun
lT~d Georgia bankers were present
when the convention opened today.
The largest ever held in Georgia. dis
ussing hotter pficeS for the neXI cot
ION ,-rop. ". r. Thompson. distin-
suished Nc~ Orleans banker in 3
'peeth declared the only solution is
lras!ic reduction ~ cotton production
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-23
Trouhl. over Mon-y

NEW ORLEANS. Mar. Depart
men of justice officials today declsr-
ed the FIVE men taken off the steam
ship Nashville are being held on >
charge OF mu:iny on the high seas and
3t in connection Wiih the Wall
Street explosion causing 20 deaths.
Tho five are charged vith demaud-
ing their pay in American instead OF
brazilian money at RIO Janciro. and
of organizing 4 Soviet aboard the
Ship, City of Alton
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-23
u. S. DEMANDS THAT
GERMANY SURRENDER
GROVER c. BERGDOLL
lunited Press.A

WASHINGTON. Mar - The INIT
q states has dem Bded OF Germany
he sErl euder of Grover Cleveland
iieredoiL wealthy philadelphia draft
!od-er and The release trop prison
II the two Americans a-ho recently
Hranpted to capture Bergdoll. It wss
earncd today. Carl Neuf and Frank
IimTer were the American arrested.
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AMERICANS WHO MADE
ATTEMPT To CAPTURE
BERCD0Ll SENTENCED
tynited Press.l

MoSBACH. Germany. March p
Two American detectives connected
with the United States military forces,
who attempted TO bring Grover Berg
doll cut of Germany. were sentenced
to serve terms IN a German prison
YESTERDAY
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DEATH or CARDINAL
GIBBONS EXPECTED;
is CRITICALLY ILL
tunlted Press.l

BALTIMORE. March 23.-Carein-
al Gibbons IS critically Ill and his
death may come at any time. No
change in his condition vas recorded
dnring last night His condition be
came alarming Sunday and since that
f..me constant watch has been kept
by his bedside
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-23
eERT { NAY KNOW

<0lT. Alr 3S-On an adhes-
<<srr. ps duct OF her .stsor. IN
r. {tTsey iacsory. Gertrude Nc
1(dy wrol her name and ad-
E3w2rd Rainey Of Detroit
u fhe pIa ter for his sore side
her day le spied the name. So
n rsfe. What's the gseg
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-23
NEGRO TAKEN OUT OF
JAIL; STRUNG TO A
POLE; BODY RIDDLED

MONTICELLO. AR. March %
Phil Slater. a negro. 20 years OF age.
was taken from tho j1jil here last
night following his arrest on charge
OF criminal asSaul, on white women.
and was ignched neav here. He vss
strung to telephone pole and bis body
riddle with bullets. Slater VAS iden-
tified hy his victim following his ar
-t-t
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Neef Gets IS Months
art,+.a pr.SSa

MOSBACK. Baden Mar p AL
Neuf and Franz thinner were sen
tenced TO PRISON terms here today
Ncuf was given 10 months. Iimmer.
six. four Germans. tried rs accom-
piices. were sentenced to from five TO
eleven months.
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Eight Killed oday
fUaited press.)

CORK. Mar. - Eight Sien Fein-
",s were killed today Il Dinsle. Conn
ny Kerry. in three hour battle with
crown forces. Twenty Republicans are
reported wounded and four policemen
injured
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-23
TIME WHEN CONEY IS
i0lEAvE FOR WEST
IS NOW Indefinite
the A.soeIased PressA

JACKSONVILLE. Mar. 2s-It il NOT
SHOWN when Coney will begin hi.
haght TO San Diego. He was ready to
start al midnight. last night, when the
shsht VAS postponed Indefinitely, lust
before his departure. on orders of
army authorities who were advised by
the weather bureau that bad weaih.
er prevailed in certain sections of tnt.
course
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-23
NICARAGUA WOULD
RESIGN AS MEMBER
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
tThe Assoelatea Press.l

SALVADOR. Mar. -Nicaragua
has gosiations for permission
to res ign membership in the League Of
Nations. says a Managua dispatch.
This step is taken. il Is declared. be-
"aaSe Of the expense attached to
membership which is considered ex-
cossive.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-23
i Al dresses Editors.
: ~ .oetsfed press.1

ert i - Thr National
zoe ssioa inefnhe-s are Al
~ II lay for Az outing. IN
xet pnle. On their arrival
@s<c Eins. waS delivered bs'
anil IS Bryan. who ad-
nul enre OF ten thousand.