The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-07
TODAY
Reducing Wealth.
An intelligent Wife.
No Ford 5oIshesisn.
-sY ARTHuR eR ssANE

No Ford 4oishevism,
~ ARTHUR BRISBANE
The South Is planning to cut cotton
|poduetion one half. There seems no
yher way TO raise the price Of cotton
point that will pay cost Of pro-
|nctfon.
/ But There oughr TO. be some better
5sy of solving the great problem. and
De government ought to find it.
what would happen to the wcrld if
Srmers cut down the production of
iiik. beef. wheat and corn so per
tnt. 10 make az Hvings
or what would happen If all facto-
rs Of clothing, pianos. steel. every
hing. cut production one half.
| The world needs every pound Of
btfon the South can produce. and
hree times as much Hundreds OF
biliions are nearly naked. 1t is sim
p a question of adjusting ere Its
/ Cotton is crop that can be kept
bdeiinitely that will always have
Is value. like gold or silver. There
hould be enough intelligent business
biiity and good viii in the govern
bent to save the South from great
bss and sacrifice and the world from
be loss of cotton. every pound OF
|hich ii needs.
! IL should not be forgotten By gov
Eminent. which is responsible for
labor unrest and other disturbing
Possibilities. that to cut cotton pro-
uetion so per cent means cutting
Employment in the South at least 90
|sr cent. Other crops" will not take
Ip the slack.
And cutting down the demand for
bor means lowering the wages oi
bose that are hired: supply aad de-
band. takes care OF that.
It is the big beginning of a vicious
<iTcle. aud government Intelligence
hould find some way te avoid IT, In
(ueh case an intelligent autocral
you'd say to his slaves. You &c
head and produce the cotton. III
ttend to financing it until 1t is dis
ribhted."
Democratic government should hs
least as efficient as intelligent
tutocracy.
Mrs. Oren Fowler Sheafer. intelIi-
kens san Francisco lady. thought vel
u her husband Owen. and had grea
Respect for her most intimate lad,
|rirnd. Mrs Lily Fowler Ferris.
Realizing that she must say good
by 10 life anI TO her husband. Mrs
Fheafer beaueathed her husband Il
er good friend. Mrs. Ferris, and Mrs
Ferris is now the second Mrs. Shea
Ter.
How much more decent. human an
er orally respectable this is than
as1 viii and testament in which
nan so offen say !. IN substance. #
my faithful and beloved wife. so and
Fp. leave 50. many millions. but
Ne wants to be happy and Marie
bgain. she can't have a nickel
Such viii puts premium o
immortality, and proves that the hus
band who makes The viii never de
kersed a good wife. That kind CT
Husband is only short distance froI
|ahe man in India that had his livin
|2widow burned with his dead body. c
u he African savage that had an as
kortment of wives slaughtered an
thrown into the grave with him.
81 Wise Mrs. Sheafer al least kne'
ast how old and how pretty the sec
*ond Mrs Sheafer would be. and Sd
$pirked out lady that would tab
good care of her linen. all Of waie
ls comforting to lady about TO di
Foolish gossip in Detroit annoaaee
#shat so 600 OF Henry Ford's woskel
were trying 10 seize his plant. woi
&it themselves. and introduce Bo
&shevissn
81 The $4,000 simply came to be pa
&off. on the temporary closing Of Il
plant One solitary policeman easi
"a took care of the Bolshevism, for
q had not existence.
81 Henry Ford. long before Bolshe
ism was invented paid his men Il
81 highest wages voluntarily. witho
81 strikes or demands, and al. the san
# time made his profits by huge pr
8 ducfion. giving full value to the pu
q lie
Bolshevisn won't take root a
SovietlsIn won't grow where worke
81 are well paid and the public faiI
81 Aeated Ii Bolshevism ever distuF
81 this country it will be due 10 d y
g of man different from Henry Ford.
81 JNCLEAN