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The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-24

penses OF this affair viii be paid sirn
the money they earned by giving their
special show aiong with the rest OF
the carnival.
The teachers and pupils had pleas
ant surprise this morning, when SHpt.
c. r. NJ. Sheppard dropepd in 10 visit
them
Easter baskets were distributed 20
the grade teachers tsis morning BY
scma little girls Of the South Ward
school
The eighth grade boys OF last year,
who are freshmen now, have made
fancy frames for their grammar school
diplomas.
Tomorrow morning during chapel
exercises an oratorical contest viii be
held in order 10 select the two best
speakers who viii represent DaEtona
High school in the Peabody contest al
The Seabreeze auditorium on April 1st.
Those taking part in the contest 10
morrow are. Misses Helen Shepherd
Lara Nell Beville, Eleanor Slough and
Grace Phillips The boys are. Geo
Weinstein. Clyde Williams, AnteH
Jabalv and Edward Horn Some ol
the teachers will preside as judges
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-24
DAYTONA HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES

On Monday morning. Prot. ]. n.
Eastman announced that the amount
received from the school carnival
amounted 80 s7ea This amount will
De divided between the three navtona
schools for Improvements On the PLAY
grounds and Libraries. Mr.. Eastman
announced today that he made a mis-
take yesterday, in stating that the
amount received from the carnival was
$3.50, when il should have been S7se.
There has been . representative
from each class elected 10 meet with
the faculty each month in order 10
hsip detes nine thu citizenship OF each
pupil. The representative from the
senor class IS Marian Rowe: Junior.
Leonard Shear: s0Dhomore Richard
Chryst. freshman Erling Espedahl
The home econ omlc department of
Daytona High school has proved very
successful. TO bngin with. some OF
the domestic science girls helped
serve the members Of the Nationa.
Editorial association on Monday at
Casino BnFsovne. instructed bv Miss
Rgrwel. the domestic science teacher.
and Miss Aoffett. the Spanish teacher.
The first section Of elementary cook
/ serving sandwiches 70 the pupils. to
{ rent two sewing machines for their
domestic art e.ass. They now take
sewing lessons two months, then
change and take cooking Tor two
/ months
The domestic arr girls have made
hats and dresses Of all materials. such
as ginghaIns. urgaadies goiles. silks
/ chanlbray. silk erepe and MILDLY suits
They have also msde dresses for the
teachers, who hired them to do So
kaoeing that thes coBld do il as well
as a dress maker
Yesterday. Plt Pauillo and Edwin
Mabbette took a cooking lesson with
the girls, learning ho@ 70 make de
licions sandwicaes
A juniar class meeting was held
this morning in order 10 decide what
sGrt of entertainments they viii give
the seniors. IL Is rumorea that an
elaborate dinner dance or banquet vii
be given IN honor OF them. The ex
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-24

Premier Lloyd George. in an attack
on the Labor party of England charges
that it really more socialistic than
during the war period
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-24
FLORIDA CHRISTIAN HOME
FOR AGED PLANNED FOR JAH
THE Associated Press.l

JACKSONVILLE. Mar 24-AppTox-
i,nately SIse.060 is being expended By
the Benevolent Association OF the
Christian church In the founding here.
OF a Florida Christian Home for the
Aged- The organization has purchased
q building in Murray Hin formerly &C
cupied by military academy and in
addition 10 renodeling the old strue-
ture is building additions The home
win accommodate 100 persons. The IN
stituUion viii be under the supesvi-
sion OF the board OF city commission
churches.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-24
HarANA MAN GOING TO
TOURNAMENT BY PLANE

CLEARWATER. Mar "a H B.
gRdsins, of Havana. is expected 10 ar
rive here the last of this week with
q party OF friends in huge seaplane
10 attend the National Southern Air
tour.aanent al Clearwater- Bellaire- 1t
Frank Lamb. one of the most noted
Of American pilots. - in command OF
the plan The machine will be enter
ed in the seaplane contests
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-24

k@ar. $1-oQ. SIX months. s1-o3 in advance.
Delivered ~ mail To all parts OF the
Uaftod States Canadian ana foreign
pcexnke ~ Tie rate u Ez cents per year
od61tional
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-24

Nine president of sae Z. i..s.
attended no college Three w. - s. :.
uated from Harvard '''sp
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-24

ii into cold prominence. AS a rule the
public exposures OF public men are
now public benefsctions The shat
tering of popular idols has OF late be
come thing of almost daily occur-
ence. IL is a sad thing to contem-
plate, but it is an inevitable condi-
ton.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-24

whipped Cream Puns at A b. C.
Bakery 34s-l-ls-u
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-24

Keep in mind ma Baptist Church
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-24
CURB MARKET
nOW'S THE WEATHER
TODAY?


Thursday although a bit murky and
8 aldy IL the early part OF the morn
IA cleared during the forenoon into
a fair ana cool day, with the high
N srk of the mercury standing at so
sfs grees, while the lowest drop was 6s
lsle sFees- The day was featured by a
.se Tie southeastern wind.
Hher portions of the country are
sssn as sngSa bit OF cooler weather. es-
kise ally RnSton aud fhicann
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-24
LATEST hEWS0FF !:
THE TICKER FROM /.
: new YORK MARKET !:
i. dow Jones service.) .
dow Jones serviee.)

The United States will accept Soviet
gold, melted and stamped in Sweden
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-24

Stock and other exchanges will be
closed ON Good Friday but will again
open for Saturday.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-24

Il is reported in Berlin that the
Allies contemplate seizing Frankfort
as d further reparations penalty
/ against Germany.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-03-24

German Reds has risen against the
government. seiziEg Hamburg build
ings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19
FINE PROGRESS
IN SEAL SALE
WoMAN's CLUB AND ANT1-TUBER
cULosIS LEAGUE HOPE TO
REACH GOAL OF $4,000.
Survey of County FOR Cases OF Tuher-
cu1osis One OF the Great
Objects,

Tho Woman's ClUb &C Wheeling AMI
TIE OlIn County Anti TUh"rcU. s!s
Lea suc have set out ~ ;I:so a fuud ~
SlO.noO FOR tuberculosis work :" I've
county next year. Ovcr S2.n0o Mad been
realized from tho SAL "f the christmas
seals AMI health bonds ny !" December
=. under tn" leadership or Mrs. c. -
RuNhanan. The county chairman f"r the
seal sac. Last year al u. the cows n
obs" comfy were tested FOR tUhercu.o-
sis and milk from only accredited herds
Is now allowed 20 y" distributed.
Now :tS two orCartza IONS Interested
IN tuberculosis wish to hav" n Surt"'
mad~ undrr tho auspices az the National
and state Tub"rru,osis Association ana
have clinics conducted by expert dag.
rosric!ans 10 ascertain how much tuN"r,
cUlos!s there IS among the pcNp,o az thc
county Aftcr tho survey ~ mad" Il +
expected that n permanent program win
va organized under the direction nc
fuil-tlme executive secretary md tN?t
View Point sanltarIum will hr opened
and enlarged 70 care for tho patients
who need snnator!u:n cnre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19
Book Reviews
By CAROLYN GORDON

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19
SPECIAL TRAINS
Will Bring B. o. Employer to Atssnd
Big Ball December az.

Arrangements have been completed
for the running OF special trains from
rarkcrsburg Holloway and other points
To accommodate thh crowds that are
expected to attend the Baltimore G. Ohio
ball.
Nothing is being left undone, and
plans indicate the tho fifth annual ball
TO he held at the Market auditorium on
December 80 will he the most elaborate
and best attended ever held In this city.
The general committee has been at
work on this affair for over a month.
and the subcommittee have arranged
the many details Of the big event. Some
thing Will he going on all the time. and
there will bep lcnty OF ALL kinds OF en-
tertainmcnt for everybody Two Of the
host prCheStrss in the city have been
engaged To furnish the music for the
dancers Tho upper hall Will be used
for square dancing and tho lower hall
for the more modern dances. while spe-
cal music and entertainment will be
provided for those who do not caro- to
dance. Everybody from superintendent
To ward clerks will be on hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19

face. \ freedman high, read this
d book ami "\"laim "f u What cyni"s.
, or Il German. and say What hyocrites.
or an educated Indian and say. What
! animals $50 one reading 'this book
would understand that England was
p fGht!ng for The greatest p"l.tlca ideal
which has ever risen from the furnaces
~; slavery. and that her sons were Of
! ferjnE their lives in no lesser cause
than the higher lifn of the huf.an race,
I II is ag Il the armies cc the world were
fighting for Il bone
We PASS from Colonc! Eer.nst"m 20
MarGot AsIG:th. OF her lie says she
seems 70 have flung herself quite earl"
in life against soctcty's spiritual paiins
Of mod"sty. self etracemcnt. restraint.
and drlic;try. When 81" was a child
: and was brought down 10 the drawing
room. ,she would make entrance with
tho announcement. Mes here. That in
tense feeling OF seif-importan"e has re-
ma med with nor to tnA end. and nothing
that can b. aid OF her book VIII shake
tho iron Cg"jsm Of her character, or
mako her fnel for a moment that sht
has committed 4 grave !nG"ti"acN. To
the end she will liz" namhoyant. and
S"Ir-satisfed, in AZ atmosphere or
taricd lures ana CIN'!hNeS ana Will AS
suredlv have hcr dcsrrc in crowded
memorial service and I do not think Il
unlikely that her first utterancc in the
rcNt world will be Mes here
Af:"r This apiri'"d attack tn" writer
subsidies into consideration Of what
must 70 done ahoW; it. What We need
n" concludes Is \ renaissance ~ the
human spirit.
Il am coming tn believe that we may
now he moving towards another and a
far greater renaissance than that which
endod tho long browse OF tho middl"
ages. ] feei that this present darkness
has become 50 sitting and this present
confusion So !ne>tr,cah!c that We may
expect humanity To rescue :tself from
rnversinn % nar'n r!sn ~ ono Of ihOss !
great forward InovNmcnts which a. long ]
Intervals IN history have saved evnlu- !
ton FROM a "a tai halt or a deetrrct,ve
recession. The present depression 81
humanit" has ia origin. believe. /
sol"ly in mass degarled sense OF his +
origin, The human face feels Itself :
l!k" rat IN a trap. Life IS ending liz !
tNther. There Is nothing more to dis /;
cover. The only b'rViness IN the world t,
Is 10 GET what you wan; before soma
hodv eise gets bold OF t. Humanity
rots tor new definition Of (fc. He
who would Ra"e the human race from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19

Verne Swain Maury. former graduate
OF Wheeling high and now student in
the University OF Pittsburgh. Is spend
ing the holidays with his mother at tho
Stamm hotel.
Miss Ruth Woods. who has boon at
tending school at no Gu,t Park Semin-
AIRY. Gult2ort. Miss. has returned to
her home Al Wocdsdale 70 spend the
holidays.
William HA.ns has returned - this
city, having finished his studies a. Car
neE.e Tech Pittsburgh
Roland Jacobs and Phtsmor Citizens,
students at tho University OF Pittsburgh
are spending tbs holidays with their
parents
Mss Mary Martin OF Canton. Ohio
will Do tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wetner during the holidays.
Mr.. Roy Schererie!u OF Michigan. IS
Visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs J.
L. Schencr,e.n on North Front street.
Mrs. Charlotte Eastman OF to~a CITY,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19
THEATRICAL MAN DIES.

Chicago. Dec. 1S.--John G, Fisher
widely known thea trica! manager died
suddenly hero today when about +"
take train for Pittsburgh. He was
with HIS company tho Irish Players
and had Just concluded Il hVc weeks
engagement Mt tho Olympic theatre
here. Finhcr wuH ono % IT." producers
OF tho famous l!Sh; orr~a "t1orudnr,,'
which ncttrd It's owner, nearly Il utl-
lion dollars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19
Day Nnrssry hoard Nsstg.

Nov" ~. 70 n"ot!7S o. The boarf
~ "="rX"rS 81 thu Kings DauRhtera
tx" NUy&-'" Tuesday afternoon at 81
".~'e &c. Mrs.. Jacob birmingham viii
nr's.io. \ tul attendance Is urged rs
'las w.@ hs ths last meeting betore
.",-.sttu-S and f.1ai arrangements VIZ
.' ',~d~ >"r the Christmas tree ror the
80 Gr"u - the nursery Tho board an.
""uH'' thar they will be glad 70 recatva
a""St."u> ~ Christmas troe deoorsttonA
o. toys
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19
About People
Movements Of Individuals To Ana
RrosA TIA City.
AT TIE HOTELS
eIurs-H. s. White. Matewan.

McLurs-F. s. White. Matewan.
Stamm--john Hays. Nnundsv!he: X.
?. Robinson and VIE. Cameron. Mrs.
F.. e. Rose Wheeling: ". A. Williams.
Parton. l.. r. Rose. Wheeling: George A.
Hastings, Wheeling.
Rogsrn--L. S, Nichols. We!lsburg: c.
II, Newhand and Wife ElXins: D. Il
Dent BuCkhannOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19

darkness must go back to the light Of
the world, not to assert the claims OF
theology. not 10 strengthen the hands
Of clericalism. but simply TO mako faith
in Il spiritual purpose the very breath
Of human existence.
a stimulating and entertaining
volume worth the consideration Of the
thnnrhtful reader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19

~. anC- Mrs Curtis i.auEhit0 hav"
tSS@ed Invitations for 4 DANCING party
% be SivAn Thursday evening "t tt!s
r.srk ~ tho ballroom OF tho Fort Steu-
bon hotc, at SteuhsHviie. An orches-
~, from Cleveland will furnish the
dance music The affair Is being anti
rip9t~d as one oC ths most enjoyable
e tho holiday Eayeties Tho guest lis,
'N~'~des number ~ members ~ loca.
.ociety. who will motor 20 St.uhervuje
Thursday evening fo- tho dance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19

MS NdH'aife Birmingham. % P!t,s-
A.-gu. VII arr:,s to-day to visit Miss
,."&j~c Harper =, her homo at Echo
""lut. M.ea Harper arrived yesterlay
':un@ Br.Ir".!f< ON the-Hudson. WHERE
=" ha~ been attending MISC DoS'&
L"ol :" spend the Christina holida,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19
To Visit Here HoItda1 wsSx.

N'sS Elizabeth Burns. ~ Pittsburgh
WI no 'ta guest Of Miss Frances Woods
p, nNr hon" In Wood S.la!a during hot
d., week Miss Burns will ha one Of
IL" OF % town guests ~ tha dancing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19
For Commercial Relations
With the Red Russians

New York. Rec. 1S.--A conference Of
foreign ministers OF the Baltic states,
which comprise Finland. Esthonta.
Lithuria and i.ctvia. has decided to
work for the completion OF a CONNER
cal convention with Russia. and also
n coordinate and develop an economic
roftcy toward Russia In accordance
with the Riga conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19

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coats In the summer time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-19
pinnsr for FOOTBALL Team.

Pro- and Mrs :. w. Vote will enter.
ain 40 members 90 The Tri1de'rhia
rontha,l team tomorrow e"AninG a. din
90 a 'Hni" hNrrN In F,iEwcod. among
hose who viii rs present are:
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
St2,75S,OOO l. & N.
ISSUE NOW ON SALE
j. p. Morgan & Co. Are Offer
ing Bonds of Road at Price
to Yield About 5.45 p. G.

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company has sold to j. p Morgan &
Co. sl2,75S. 600 OF its first and refund
ing mortgage 3 y per cent series A
bonds. due on April 1, zoos, and those
bankers are offering them to-day at 101
and interest to yield approximately 545
per cent. The new issue is redeemable
as whole, but not in part at the op-
tion OF the company on October l. 1886,
or on any of its interest dates there
after at 102 and accrued interest The
bonds. which have been authorized by
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
will be. in the opinion OF counsel, a legal
investment for New York, Massachu-
/ setts and Connecticut savings banks and
\ for New York life insurance companies.
be opened at 10 A. NJ. to-day. II. Walters,
| chairman of the roads board. in a
! letter to the bankers said in part
The companys average annual in
come available for rentals, interest and
I other charges for the ten and one-half
years ended December 81. 1920, amount
| ed TO S1s.576.737, or more than two and
one quarter times the average annual
amount of such charges. The total sur
plus for those years. after all charges,
amounted to s1o9.245.527. of which only
s4s.e5s.733 was paid in dividends on
the company's stock or the balance
more than $52.000,00O was reinvested in
additions and betterments to the prop
erty and equipment and in other assets.
In addition to these surplus earnings.
additions To dpnrerin finn
earnings. amounting to more than
S2S.00,0O0 were invested in the prop
erty. Between June so. 1870 and Decem-
ber 81. 1920, the additional net invest
ment in road and equipment amounted
to more than $124.0OO,00o, while net
funded debt outstanding increased only
SO, 900, ,00o"
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
F.. H. Rollins & Sons
RUBBER PLANS
$4,000, 900 BOND ISSUE
Stockholders to Vote on Prof.
ect on January III.

The Ajax Rubber Company has called
a meeting Of It's stockholders for Janu-
airy IL to authorize the Issuance of
s3,o00,000 of first mortgage fifteen year
8 per cent. bonds and ratify change
in its capitalize ton from 100000 500
par shares to 100000 no par shares.
There are outstanding 100000 shares,
and a like amount Is to be issued. Its
stockholders will have the right to sub
scribe to the new stock at s12.5o
share.
"By reason OF expanding business"
Horace De Lisser. the company's presi-
dent. declares In a letter to its stock
holders, "the company has been handi-
CAPPED by lack of sufficient working
capital and although from time to time
additional working capital was secured
through the sale of shares to stocl<hold-
ers IL did not supply sufficiently SUBJ
stantial amount Financing arranged
through banks and the sale Of notes was
accomplished by contract which expired
December !, 1921. Although for several
months prior to that date there was
every reason to believe that the contract
might be renewed, II was not until
short time prior thereto that the man
aVenent was finally advised that this
result could not be achieved and that
banks and other interests concerned
would expect payment of maturity on
December I.
This situation gave need to the crea-
ton and sale of some form of senior Sc
curity on the company's properties which
would enable II TO pay off maturing In
debtedness. w. A. Hartman e. Co. have
agreed TO purchase the bonds and under
write the new stock. for which the entire
cost Is represented by the issuance Of
$4,000 shares of stock to the bankers.
who receive no other remuneration or
consideration therefor"
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
Bond. of southern cities.

Harris. Forbes q Co. are Offering n
new issue OF 100000 Lynchburg. Va,
school per cent. bonds. due January I,
1855. at 10640 and interest, yielding
4.625 per cent. They are exempt from
Federal income tax and eligible as Sc
curity for postal savings deposits.
Lynchburg Is officially reported to have
a net bonded indebtedness. Including this
issue. Of s1.t67.569. or less than 2is
per cent. OF the assessed valuation. The
william r. Compton Company Is offer
ing an issue Of $4,000 city OF Atlanta
direct obligation per cent. bonds, due
serially 1929 to 1891 inclusive, at prices
TO yield to $50 per cent. according to
maturity. The net debt Of Atlanta is
less than two-thirds Of per cent. of the
assessed valuation.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
Rail issues Favored by I. G. G.

Authority has been granted TO the
Chicago and Northwestern to procure
the authorization and delivery to It's
treasurer of s1,Ooo.ooo of general mort
gage gold bonds of 1887 and $4,000, 900
of first and refunding mortgage gold
bonds. to be held In Its treasury until
further orders OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission. The carrier was also
authorized TO procure the authcn-
tication and delivery of s375,
of general nortgagc gold bonds of
1897. or first and refunding mortgage
gold bonds. on account of expenditures
made in 1921 In the payment and retire
ment OF certain underlying bonds. The
Southern Railway Company has been au-
thorized to procure the authorization
and delivery to Its treasurer Of s5,225,-
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
Average Bond Prices
December q. 1921.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
Hackensack Water Issue.

A new issue of 100000 Hacken-
sack Water Company 10 year per
cent. gold debenture bonds. series of
1886, is being offered at 100 and in
terest, yielding per cent, by White.
Weld Co. and Kean, Taylor & Co.
The Hackensacl Water Company sup
plies water to the eastern part of Bergen
county and part Of Hudson county, New
Jersey. including the municipalities of
Hoboken, Englewood. Hackensack.
rutherford and Weehawken. For six
years, 1921 partly estimated. the ay-
erage earnings available for interest
have been 2.7 times the average In
terest requirements. The total interest
charge upon completion OF this financing
will be $330,000 a year. The company
has paid annual cash dividends on the
common stock without interruption since
1888.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
G. aud y. 7. Certificate. Called.

William J. Jackson. receiver of the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
Company, announces to the holders OF
the company's receiver certificates. dated
July ], 1915, that payment will be made
at the Equitable Trust Company. 81 Wall
street. upon presentation OF the certifl-
Gates on or after Friday. December %.
Payments will include interest accrued
10 that date. and all interest on such
certificates shall cease then.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
Richmond bonds Offered.

A new issue of $1.50O.O00 city of Rich
mond' Va, per cent. bonds Is being
offered at 10S5s and interest, yielding
ABOUT $50 per cent by syndicate
composed OF Eastman. Dillon & Co,
keane, Higbie & Co. ]. S. Bache &
co. and Prince d Whitley. The bonds
are dated January 1. 1922. are due Janu-
airy !, 1856, and are exempt from all
Federal income taxes They are a direct
and general obligation OF the city OF
Richmond. the capital of Virginia, and
the Reserve center for the Fifth Fed
eral Reserve district. The population
Of Richmond for 1920 was 1867.