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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-01
/ '.]7ER|N 7 ENDENT
Of AERIAL MAIL
Sc RvICE BUSTED
Two Assistant Superintend-
ents and One Field Man
ager Are Also Relieved
pending Investigation"
sBy The Associates Prees'

Chicago, May Gle. W. Majors,
superintendent of the Chicago di-
vision of the air mail was was re-
lieved from duty on orders from
Washington today following a
months investigation by postal in
spoctors. Assistant Superintend-
ents w. S. Moor and Paul V. King
and Field Manager Paul Dumas
also We're relieved from duty
pending further instructions" c.
A. Parker was appointed tempo
rary chief of the division in Ma
jors' place.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-01
WELL BABY CLINIC
TO BE HELD TODAY

3The regular well baby clinic will
be held in the court room in the
federal building again this after
noon. Considerable interest has
been manifested in the clinics and
a large attendance is now expected
at each, session.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-01
G. 0. P. INDEPENDENTS
WILL FIGHT BURSUM

+ Especial Correspondence to The JOurnall
Santa Fee May 31-The indie
pendent republican executive COM
miuee of Santa Fe decided to fight
United States Senator Bursum at
a meeting last night at the home
of Celso Lopez, one Of the indie
pendent leaders, in the event that
ha gets into the race.
What course the Independents
will follow will be decided at a
mass meeting of the independents
Of the county called for June II,
1t was said they might favor put
ting up a candidate of their own.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-01

The Phillies have been leading
the National league in club batting
but are quite way back in club
standing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-01
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

COCHRAN-Funeral services for
Mrs. j. B. Cochran will be held
from the Central Avenue Methodist
church this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, with Rev w. S. VanderpooI
officiating. Interment will be in
FaiView cemetery. C. r. French
is in charge Of funeral arrange
ments.
SUPERINTENDENT services for
Frank Steffen will be held at
Strong Brothers chapel this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev, Winfred
II. Zeigler officiating. Burial will
be made at Fairview cemetery.
GARCIA-Miss Teresita GARCIA
died yesterday at her home at Eos
INnas, N. NJ, after a short illness.
She is survived by one sister besides
her parents. Funeral services Will
be held this morning from the res
idence. Burial win be at the Los
Lunas cemetery. Crollott will have
charge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-01
FIFTY TROUTS THE DAY LIMIT
90 % % % % 60 90 % %
THE STREAMS ARE FULL OF 'EM
90 % o. % 90 90 -o- 90 o.
you MAY BE ABLE TO SNAG ONE

Respect the ranchman's prop
erty.
Be careful with your campfire
and matches. One tree will make
a million matches; one match will
burn a million trees.
Leave a clean camp and a clean
record. Depredations, unburied
garbage and broken laws are poor
to a sportsman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-01

Rev. f. d. Cameron, of Henry
eta, Okla who has announced
that he will soon establish head
quarters in New York for the pur-
pose of better organizing a ma
tional fight against divorce. Cam
eron recent. resigned his pas
torate at henryetta to become
head of the American Ani-Divorce
league. He will campaign for q
national law prohibiting divorce
for any reason whatsoever. A res
Olution has already been intro
1uced in congress as the opening
gun in this fight Cameron was
instrumental in getting it before
congress
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27
Pine Needle Club
Holds Enjoyable
Meeting at Beach

On Thursday afternoon. March "a,
the Pineneedle club. with a member
ship OF about 80 met at the home of
"Auntie" Poor on Peninsula drive.
Seabreeze. All the ladies had their
work. beautiful baskets of every
shape. size and color The workman
ship could not be excelled. 1t seemed
Impossible that the plain little pine
needle which nature had cast away
could have been made into such love
ly baskets. A very interesting pro,
gram rendered. all joined heartily in
the singing of many favorite songs.
Miss Alvira Walker told a funny anec-
dote readings which were enjoyed by
all We're given by Miss Belle Griffin.
Mrs. Martha Crandall Mrs. Pickering
and Miss Della Walker At the close
Of the program a delicious four course
luncheon was served. consisting OF
ham. lettuce. peanut and jelly sand.
witches. ice tea and doughnuts, ice
cream and three kinds of cake, This
fine luncheon was given as a surprise
and in honor of '.AuRtie" Poor. who
so kindly allowed the club to meet in
her home and for Mrs slldredge, who
left for her northern home at Mount
Vernon, Ind. on Friday All are
sorry 10 have Mrs. AlIdredge leave sc
! soon, as she has so many warm anC
! loving friends on the East Coast The
next meeting will be held at thS
+ home OF the Misses Walkers on Palm
etto avenue. Daytona Beach
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27
Dr.. r. S. Macarthur
Suffers Painful
Injury to His Foot

Dr. Robert Stuart Macarthur met
with what was supposed to be a sim
pie little accident a few days ago. but
which has developed into something
quite serious and which ia causing
him considerable pain He dropped
quite a heavy piece of wood on the
great toe of his right foot. He took
the ordinary care of such a bruise.
but the soreness has not been dis
PEELED and he found he would not be
able to stand on this foot in order to
preach at the Union services in the
Auditorium this evening IN fact, it
may be he will be compelled to re
main sitting while he breaches in his
own church this morning. His sur
geon is OF the opinion he viii escape
any serious trouble with the injury
if he continues to be very careful
of it,
DR.. d. H. Rutter has very kindly
consented TO preach in DR. MacAr-
thurs stead at the Auditorium at the
Union services this evening
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27
Published In the
seabreexe. Sc copy-2oe per week
Little Miss Grace
Won Hagen Enjoys
q Real Birthdau

esterday was the 18th birthday of
little Miss Grace Won Hagen, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Edna Won Hagen. and the
big heart of Grandma Amelia Bishop
OF the Hotel Dixie thought this would
be Just the occasion to bring just as
much ioy into the hearts of her grand
Children as il was possible to crowd
in one day. So she ordered a mann
moth birthday cake and other de-
licious refreshments and invited the
necessary guests for a very happy
birthday party. The tables were
spread in the Dixie hotel lobby and
appropriately decorated with plants.
tiowers. fruits. colored Easter eggs.
choice confectionery and everything
a fond grandmother could think of TO
make the grandchild and her guests
supFcmely happy. There were covers
for seventeen besides the pretty little
hostess, who was pretty and appropri-
ately attired in spotless white for the
occasion. The invited guests who
helped 10 make the day eventful for
their little friends were: Norine
Lawrence, Rose Gillette, JOY Miller,
Marion Harstar, Elsie Holland. Dor
othy ballard. Ruby Owen. Annie VIII
liams Ruth Young. Naone Young.
Alice Frank Beatrice Former. Fannie,
Thathart. Ruth ballard Vivian Won
Hagen, Mildred Won Hagen. and Edna
Won Hagen. A few older friends of
the mother and grandmother were
invited to participate in the delight.
ful afternoon.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27
Ohio Man Is Most
Optimistic of the
Business Future

Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. HawIey of
Weiisyille. Ohio. are among the very
Pheasant guests at the Daytona Beach
hotel Mr., Hawley was for MANY
years the publisher of the Union. the
leading newspaper of his county. and
Is now extensively engaged in the
manufacture of sewer and paving
brick. one of the most successful in
dustries of southeastern Ohio.
We are all encouraged up in our
state said Mr. Hawley to a News
representative. because we business
men have such implicit confidence in
the good business sense of our new
president. | have never believed that
in scholarly attachments and in tech
meal craftsmanship President Hard
ing towers way above his feIlowrnen
but. do regard him as a sane, safe
and sound everyday man of everyday
affairs. Like our own lamented Nc
Kiniey, he is one OF those who is
proud to keep his ear to the ground,
and to pay a good deal of attention to
what the people want. He will treat
the members of his cabinet as his
equals and not as a lot of clerks.
only allowed to think and act as he
uiCldteS- u my NINA president
Harding grew very rapidly into the
condolences of the people after his
nomination and it is my prediction
that his administration of the nations
affairs will prove. possibly not the
greatest. but one of the most popular
We have ever had. He is going to
have confidence in his advisers and in
turn the folks are going TO have CON
fidence in him. Just see il it does
not turn out that way We can al
ready see that we are not going TO
have any weak-baek or jelly fish ad-
ministrat on The first foreign note
issued by Secretary Hughes with the
I presidents sanction TO Panama and
Costa Rica. had the right kind of cour-
age in it to convince all concerned
/ that It meant business. | am looking
/ for rapid revival of business
throughout the North and our same
/ old beloved country back again after
the reaction, bound to follow the
wal"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27
SPECIAL EASTER
MUSIC ON SUNDAY
AT ST. MARY'S

at si Mary-7 Episcopal church tu-
morrow morning. ~neCial Easter pau
sid Will b. rendered with Mr. Hunt
ing OF Pjttsburg. ,oloist Alfred Dom
nelly. vioiiuist and NJ T. CORNWALL
accompanies. The following program
eiiI bee rendered:
Prelude A Hebrew Legend Joseph
MIR DoRneily
Professional HYMN IFS
CHRIST Our Passover. Bartlett
Te Deum i'm 3 Minor Dudley Burk
Jubilate Burdett
Inuoit anthem let all The World Re
ioice
hymn I72
Onertorv. Angels Roll the Rock
+ Away" Scott-Mrs Hunting
Communion Service. Barton
5 Sancus St Cecilia, GounOd
! Rec sionaI 173
Choir-Mrs Z. T Huting Mrs VI (.
hitchcOck, mrs. q. b. Hay - ard Nj
F,verden. Mr. Zimmerman Mr. corn
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27
SEASIDE INN


At the Seaside Inn are registered:
Nj and Mrs. 2 Y, +. Pelton Frank
e Pelton. Jr Herkimer. n Y: G r.
kenning. Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs J. 5.
Gould Oshkosh Wis, W H Murphy.
New York; Mrs J. II Alspaugh. Mr.
and Mrs. } 5. Ransom. MIR and Mrs
Edgar Robinson. Miss Gertrude Jones.
Robt Ransom. Orlando. Fla Mr. and
Ms R 2 Brown, Germantown. Pa .
Mrs. J Fl and Mss J Z Tabp al,
Wilmington Del j R Wilson. Phua-
delphia Pa MI and Mrs Cltt Con
ger. Chattanooga. Tenn Mr. and
Mrs Z Leinbach Bethlehem Pa
Nr and Mrs ". J CLARK Grand Rap
IDS Mich Mr. am Mrs. G 2 Shep
ard Bethel Conn Mrs Henry Peck
Howard Peck and Elizabeth Peck
N4plev ocl n J.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27
A Cordial Invitation

is extended you, when motoring
throuoh. TO stop and see SHELL
BANK, my winter home on the St
Johns River. widely known as one OF
Florida's beauty spots.
There are forty acres, with broad
lawns. wonderful trees, extensive view
and unusually fertile soil that VIII
weld handsome profits.
An attractive patio bungalow with
modern conveniences and every i'm
sotnabIe facility for pieasuraole and
profitable oentleman's country home
II you wish TO buy. I'll offer special
Inducements for the month Of March
N not, you'll enjoy seeing It, anShoV"
and YOU will be welcome.
. R. ANDREWS, Owner
Sanford, Florida
Phone SIS
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27
FRENCH VOICE A
DEMAND FOR BIG
NAVY EQUIPMENT
BY MILTON BRONNER
Newspaper Enterprise Association


PARIS. March &c While states
men in England, Japan and America
say that war between any two of
these countries is unthinkable. the
French are discussing "the day
The French imagine the day" may
be the one on which the American
fleet goes out TO battle the Japs Or
the one on which our tars face Brit.
aims naval might Or the hour when
America faces foes in two oceans
Japan and Britain.
So the French are studying just
what they shall do to protect them
selves under such conditions from
Germany bent upon revenge.
Some of the most outspoken views
were uttered in the French parliament
when the navy budget was being dis
cussed
Asks Large Navy
NJ Landry. former minister Of the
navy. said France had for long time
been naval rival of Britain. 1t was
as late as 1905 that she lost second
place. Today she not only ranked be
low Britain. America and Japan but
was not even chief among the nava.
powers of the second rank He inn
pressed upon parliament that France
needed an adequate navy.
Pierre Dupuy. chairman OF the com
mittee on the navy. in supporting the
naval program proposed, said:
1T IS quite sure that Germany dis
armed upon land. VIII not use all it's
care quietly TO reconstitute power
full force?
Our alliance with the strongest ma
val powers does not shelter US from
an aggression by Germany in a case
! where these powers would be in con
flict with each other.
Would it not be better in this
case to he prepared for defense? We
ought to maintain our naval strength
and assure ourselves OF a force al
nays superior to that which Germany
/ can reconstitute.
Experts View
! Pierre Deloncle. naval expert of the
/ Echo de Paris, has Just written an
extensive study of the naval prepare
lions being made by America and ia
pan He says this is for the mastery
of the Pacific. He asks whether this
can leave France indifferent,
! Deloncle figures that America wants
a double fleet in case she has to face
a naval attack in both oceans. Now
that could mean only an attach OF
the part of Japan and Britain. Say
he: go
Finally America has the necessity
of dividing its forces into two squad
rons. Atlantis and Pacific, in order Il
present front upon the occasion o
an alliance of two enemies. This ha
constrained America to increase tn,
number of its naval units.
In sketching Japans naval Pre-
gram. he says when this is complete,
lin 1927 the Jap fleet viii be capable
of battling with equal chances agains
! the American Pacific squadron. il
/ case the latter cannot BE strengthen
ed by the Atlantic squadron.
; Mrs George T. Fuller of Pulaski
n Y. who is spending the winter a
b the Saratoga Cottage at the corner q
. Main street and Ocean avenue. i
, spending the day with a party q
) friends at New Smyrna.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27
w. n. MILLER BUYS LOT
ON GRANDVIEW AVENUE

e A kenney. the real estate dealer,
yesterday sold to w. r. Miller. who
already owns and conducts several
apartment houses. a fine building lot.
52xl13 feet in size. on Grandview
avenue. between Harvey street and
Fifth avenue. Mr. Miller expects to
erect another apartment house on this
new acquisition at once.
Mr. Kenney has also sold a fine lot
on Grandview avenue, near the Ray.
mond hotel, TO Mrs. George Tyler and
r. II. Reynolds. 1t is expected this
property viii be improved very soon.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27
THE BREAKERS

At The Breakers are registered.

At The Breakers are registered
Mr. and Mrs E. NJ. ThiIeman and
daughter. Cape Girardeau. Mo; J. r.
henderson, Jackson. Mo. Mr. and
Mrs. L. +. Stevens, Naugatuck, Conn
Mr.. ana Mrs C. r Smith. Oil city.
Pa. Charlotte NJ. Smith. Oil City.
Pa; Miss Anna McSweeney. Miami
Fla, Mr., and Mrs. W A. Aelerli.
Pittsburgh, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. J. D..
Kaufman and son. New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellen Mussle and daugh-
ter Highlands. \. J.; D. D. Smith and
Miss Jessie Smith Jacksonville. Fla
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27
WILLIAM ]. BURNS
WILL PUT pep IN
THE SECRET SERVICE
BY WHIT HADLEY
tNswspapsr Enterprise Association.

tNewspsper Enterprise Essoclatlon.)
OYSTER BAY. L. /, Mar 26-Wm.
J. Burns. international detective. IS to
be sole head of the United States Sc
eret service after May /
Burns says the appointment is to
come from Attorney General Daugh-
erty at the suggestion of President
Harding
when get in Burns declares.
things will begin to whiz | am going
to put an end to the incompetence
which now exists. and I'm going to
make the secret service of the United
States the greatest institution in the
world
The bunch now in will go out. and
they'll take it on the run. too The
only man / will be responsible TO will
be the attorney general, and he will
do the talking, while | do the acting"
To Reorgsnize
What about co-ordinating the va
rious depart ments of the secret ser
vice?'.I asked.
They've got 90 departments, each
with a boss" he replied 1T is all
wrong. There is the department of
justice. that attends to violations of
federal statutes; the treasury secret
service that attends TO counterfeiting
another secret service that guards
the president from attack. another
which seeks out revenue tax dodgers,
and endless others. IL is all nonsense
Senator Mccormick has introduc-
ed bill calling for the consolidation
OF each branch OF the secret service
into enc body with one head I'm for
it. The attorney general is for it, He
will be the supreme head and | will
direct every operation
End Duplication
First. | will stop this everlasting
duplication of effort. If we stop the
duplication of work we can save mill
ions 10 the government. They we will
have something like efficiency
I'VE have never had a real secret
service. Jealousy, incOmpentency. po-
litical drag and red tape have thriv-
ed for years.
Next, we will work with every po-
j lice department in America. hand i'm
glove
They're promising me a free hand
With that free hand we viii go after
! this situation as police reserves GO
after mob. And there is going to be
sOne headcracking.
"AIl this sounds boastful. doesn't
it2 Well, Tor years | was in the secret
! service as an operator. I knew what
/ the situation is.
"Daugherty wants results quickly
and he's going to get them-that
ALL"
+ Mrs l. II. Stringer. who with Mr.
/ Stringer have been spending a pleas
ant winter at 500 Earl street, has beer
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27
DAYToNA BEACH HOTEL

At the Daytona Beach hotel are
registered:
Mr.. and Mrs j. I. Higbee. Mrs J.
w. Lowpe. Miss Alta Lowne, kathlyn
Murray. Watsontowp. Pa; Mrs. Fan
ME Belknap, Blue Mound, kas.; Mrs.
l.. Nj. Roe. Kansas City. Mo; d. W.
Isem niger. Orlando. Fla; ]. D, Pick
EFT. New York H. ID. Hooper, New
York; Mr. and Mrs. G d. Morley,
Moultrie. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. W 4 Dickinson left
yesterday morning for their summer
home in Catlin, Ill They say they
are certain to be back next fall ana
they have many friends here who will
be glad 10 welcome them back
More than two thousand visitors
have nov registered at the Tourist
headquarters in the lobby of the Ho-
tel Dixie. Michigan still leads in the
contest for registrations. now having
AZ New York is second With 26e
and Ohio a close third With 2ol Ken
tucky. 1870. Illinois. l46. and Indiana
right on her heels with AZ
Mrs. A w Evans OF Auburn. \ !.
who with Mr.. Evans has been speni-
ing the winter at $40 Goodall avenue.
received a message yesterday calling
her 20 the bedside of her sister. Mrs.
~ Z. Clark. at Geneva. \. y Mr..
/ Evans. who is an extensive dealer in
real estate in and about Auburn. will
leave for home in a few weeks
Al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Horn Friday evening there was a
real sarsnade Tor Mr. aud Mrs. Ben
Invader. lust married Many Of the
friends of the new couple gathered t.
give them good time and lots OF
GOOD things to eat and in both they
succeeded MIR and Mrs. Luzadel
viii i've al 409 Earl street. where Mr
and Ms NJ. X Luzader. the groom
parents have been living. They VII
ra,,,rp to Illinois next week.
Al about 330 Saturday Afternoon
an automobile collision occurred OF
Min street near the postoffice he
tween the car of Charles y. Crosby
:, tourist en- route to Greenwich
ironn where he lives, and the car o
+f Hart Lane Of the Halifax Furnitur
t,.,nnapy Some warm words result
III hut finally Mr. Lane settled 10
The small damage done the Crosb
car.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27

Mrs. l. II. Stringer. who with Mr..
Stringer have been spending a pleas
ant winter at 500 Earl street, has been
called to her home in Atlanta Mr..
Stringer expects to remain for some
time vet
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27
Rats prohAc.

4 female rat produce 10 aor5
-n.IrT ~ pms 1ifc-i'ra
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs. W A. Dickinson left
Yesterday morning for their summer
home in Catlin, Ill They say they
are certain to be back next fall and
they have many friends here who will
be glad to welcome them back.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-27

Mrs. George T Fuller of Pulaski.
n. Y. who is spending the winter at
the Saratoga Cottage at the corner of
Main street and Ocean avenue. is
spending the day with a party IF
friends at New Smyrna
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-10
NO AMERICAN RAD-oALIsE

As the time approaches che annual nlsati... of
the American Federation of Labor the annual an
nouncenent IS being made ana there t4at ali ans
AeaVal is due in that organization which VIII upsat
Samuel Gompegs ana inaugulate policies much NOSE ,g
eressye and radical such ru1lors have It.Ie force
with those who have been familiar wien eontrouing
3ogers in the A L. OF L. for amy considerable pero
Two years when the Federation convention u4et
IN Atlantic City, considerable concern was manifest
throughout the country to what action might be
taken. Reconstruction was hardly begun ana tie
nation. still staggering from the shock war fet
Inc extreme Importance Of having the whole body Of
American workers enlisted legally the cause oil re
storing the e0untrys prosperitt.
Causes for apprehension THAI time were Id TACT
apparent The Russian boss doomed pretty large
aad much talked about; Labor conditions in Europe
unsettled; English labor, in particular as having
noe direct influence American workers was att
tracing serious attention and department. Of
Justice gaining much publicity thru It's announced
campaign against radical elements.
Bat when the convention at Atlantic City opened
set at rest as to any revolution In Ameri-
Federation Of Labor management Mr.. Gompers
vas on the throne and his hand had abated nothing
Of fits strength ia welding the scepter. APP
parent that the strength Federation pres
fdent lay In The thorough harmony great rank
aad lie OF the membership with his conservative poli-
Cies.
Since Them two years have elapsed The country
is far advanced on its return to normal conditions.
general election has taken place which clearly showed
lie temper of the American people and in results
there nothing to indicate that the attitude the
great majority Of the wage earners was not in tune
with strongly eexpressed American conservative sent
rents-
It may well be that in The next convention Mr..
compers may be retired-perhaps his own request.
nut nothing in the signs of the times would indicate
That such action would any degree commit Ameri-
organized labor so-called radical policies In
fact, seldom in the history Of the country there
evtdenceo little cleavage between occu onaI
strata and groups at the present moment. Less