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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
Eight rcnms Will Stnrt Circuit OF
Its Sixteenth Consecutive
Year.
TO HOLD STREET PARADE
Mayors to Toss First Bal Across
Platc-Ninny Managers
New.

tho same club this year no handled
Mt the beginning OF last season.
Richmond. Norfolk. Rocky Mount,
| Newport News. Petersburg. Wilson
and Portsmouth all have new pilots
Ray Ryan Is in charge of Richmond
Jack Warhop will handle the Norfolk
Tars. "Fie' Fullen " elder has signed
to lead the Rocky Mount Bronchos.
Harry Lake will begin the season In
charge of the Newport News Ship
builders. Tom Martin is the leader
OF the Petersburg Coolers. Ton,
Clarke. who pi!oted tho Goobers last
year. Will lead tho Wilson team.
Jimmy Viox, with Portsmouth n por-
tion Of the 1920 season, is in charge
of the Truckers this year,
Circuit Compact One.
With one of tho most compact cir
cults in the country the opening days
OF every town In the State League
are only one day apart. Visiting
teams today Will return to their home
towns tomorrow and usher in the
season there. where the Mayor will
repeat what the mayors In the four
cities today are going to do.
Financially successful In 1919 and
repeating this last year, club GN'ners
of the league at meeting in Wilson
last winter decided to shatter a
precedent In the history of the cir
cult and play schedule of 40
games. The season will end Sep
temoer "a. AS usual. 1t will be di-
vided into two sections. and post
season series played between the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
1.677,O0O BRITISH MEN GET
UNEMPLOYMENT MONEY
tBy United News. ]

LONDON, April pa total Of L.
$4,000 workers are receiving unem-
ploymcnt allowances from the gov
crnment. DR.. IT. J. Mcnamara. Minis
ter OF Labor. declared in thu House
of Commons tonight. a further 9G4.-
600. he declared, are working part
time.
Sir John Baird. under-secretary OF
the home office. told the Commons
that undoubtedly the Communists
were seeking to exploit these uncm-
ployed people. and declared that Com
munists organizers, working for n
salary, were spreading propaganda
substituting the radical press. and dis
tributinG revolutionary literature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
MACON, GA, SKELLED
By HURTING METEORS
lBy Associated Press.l

MACON, GA. April 20.-A meteor.
or series Of meteors. passed over
Middle and Southern Georgia about
. o'clock this morning. exploding and
showering hot metal. At Pitts. In
Wilcox County, more than dozen
heavy explosions were heard. Then.
as IL a machine-gun had been pressed
into action. there was sharp crack
ing in the air for several minutes and
red hot metal, some pieces Weighing
six pounds. fell to the earth. In the
wake ef the falling fragments was a
trail of black smoke. The sky was
cloudless.
Most of the pieces fell In open fields
and SO far as known tonight no one
was injured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
UNABLE TO NEGOTIATE
LOAN, CUDAHY KILLS SELF

LOS ANGELES, CAL, april 90
John p. C"Jack") Cudahy. son Of tho
late Michael Cudahy. internationally
known meat packer of Kansas citv
and found today in his bedroom with
ms head shattered by n shotgun
wound, committed suicide after fail
ing to negotiate n $4,000 loan with
chicago bank. Detective Sergeant
McMahan said tonight
McMahan said Mrs. Cudahy rho
widow. told him her husband re-
ceived a letter yesterday from an
officer OF the bank informing him
the loan could not be carried unless
"vouched for" by another member OF
the Cudahy family. Today, according
to McMahan, Cudahy received "A tele-
gram from the relative in question
declining to vouch for the loan.
KANSAS CITY. MO, April eo.-The
marital difficulties of Jack Cudahy.
who committed suicide in Los Angeles
today. and his wife. who was Miss
Edna Gown, daughter OF General ],
z. Gown. of Omaha, Neb., and widely
known in social circles, occupied
considerable interest during the four
teen years the family lived In Kan
sa7 City. The Cudahys left here in
1914 to make their home in Califor-
mia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
SEASON BEGINS TODAY
WITH CONTESTS IN FOUR CITIES
OF THE VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
Virginia League Head
Says Outlook Is Bright
nx w. II. BrndIc..

have heard from all of the
clubs in the Virginia League. and
they are prepared to open the
fight for the pennant. The re-
ports are encouraging. and tho
teams appear to be stronger this
year than they have been for the
last several seasons. The Virginia
League will give the fans the
best class B baseball possible.
am pleased particularly with
my stan Of umpircs. All the men
are competent and there should
be little adverse criticism from
the fans. Al Orth. the former
National League umpire, and Fred
Westervelt head the list. They
will be aided by Joe Harper. Joe
Riley. Tom Gilroy and Louis
Roth. Later In the year two ad-
ditional umpires will be signed.
Ray Ryan will surprise the fans
throughout the circuit with the
team he has assembled TO rep
resent Richmond. Ryan's team
was the only one that had to be
reconstructed. His task has been
a difficult one, but Ryan knows
ais business. and the Colts should
nc watched.
We are starting our sixteenth
eason and it will be the most
uccessful In the history of our
'fanization, OF that am con-
dent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
GET NUCLEUS OF BOOZE
RING AFTER GUN BATTLE

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 2v.-
Nine members Of what police say is
ono of the biggest whisky rings In
the country have been arrested tonight
following gun tattle today in which
one OF the bandits was shot and
wounded. after an unsuccessful at
tempt to hold up the Interstate Chem
ical Company
According to the police. the band
has been in operation for months.
and is responsible fora number of big
alcohol thefts.
In "A raid on the homo of one of the
men tonight. which police said is
the cacho Of the band. an automo oiIe Q.
a quantity of tires and several thou
sands of dollars worth of other stolen
goods were recovered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
Full Associated Press
Report
Dreams of I Hidden Money;
Flowing, Finds $14,601

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
ROANOKE. VA. April 2O.-After
dreaming several days OF n hid
den treasure. Albert Damcron,
young Roanoke County farmer,
unearthed $4,000 In gold and
s6ol in silver. while pIowing on
his fathers farm near here today.
The money was in an iron pot un-
der n large Nat rock. Several
pieces OF paper money, which had
deteriorated because OF the tooth
OF time. we're also found.
The latcst date on the coins was
1923. Indicating that the fortune
had tecn hidden from human eye
certainly more than one century.
The farm on which the money
was found is part OF the 10000
acre tract owned by Andrew
Lewis, hero OF tho revolution, and
one of the pioneer settlers of
Roanoke County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
by Hudaon HnuIsx

United News Staff Correspondence
PARIS. April 20.-Although France
is looking forward to occupying tho
Ruhr District In the event thai r.er.
many-rails to comply with the renar.
ntions dcmand> by May /, tho French
delegates who will attend the an
pronching allied conference at Hythe
WIZ not insist upon this move, pro-
eided some other method Of enforc-
Ing the penalties equally sditable TO
France can be agreed upon.
This was the belief In semiomcia,
circles here today. although there was
no available official information as m
what course France would pursue IN
the conference OF the allied Premicrs
on Sunday.
Mny Abandon PInn.
1T Is believed, however, rather than
force the rest OF the allies into some
thing to which they cannot whole
heartedly consent, Franco may ab,p
don the plan to occupy Ruhr and taks
sorne other guarantee from Germany
possibly more. effective contro, and
eapiotatioh or tho German territory
aions the left bank of the Rhine.
The French are convinced Germany
hos no Intention OF living up to the
penalties imposed by the allies and
the government has several methods
or compelling the Germans to comnIv
with the demands under adyiscment.
These plans will be discussed nj the
week-ebl conference with Lloyd
George and Sforza, although the oc-
cupation OF the Ruhr will be tho par-
amount argument advanced by BRAND
and his associates
France Active Agent.
France, who has. been the active
agent behind the threat to occupy the
Ruhr District as penalty for Ger
many's baking at the reparations
terms, is becoming convinced of
Great Britaln's intentions to with
draw from this program OF military
coercion.
The Paris government. however,
hopes that Lloyd George may be won
Continued on PaCo p Col a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
FLAY BRITISH CABINET FOR
DELAY IN HUNGARY TREATY
(By United Ncws.1

LONDON. April 20.--A spirited
parliamentary fight marked the OPEN
Ing Of the governments drive for tho
ratification Of the peace treaty with
Hungary, In which tho opposition
hayed tho Cabinet for waiting two
and half years and keeping tho
Balkans In a turmoil" @beforc COM
Ing to any decision on tho subject.
I'm its present FORM declared
Aubrey Herbert, tho trenty contains
{thc scsds or taturc wars"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
J. Frederick Essnry.
Especial to The Times es-Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1
WASHINGTON, April 20.-A delega-
tion of Virginians composed OF
Colonel II. w. Anderson and Joseph
p. Brady. OF Richmond. and Joseph
l. Crupper. Of Alexandria, called on
President Harding today and urged
the appointment Of Judge Edmund
Waddiil for the vacancy on the United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals,
made vacant by the death OF Judge
Jeter c. Pritchard.
President Harding told tho Virgin
ians heN hpd an open mind and that
the claim OF Judge waddill would
receive careful sconsideratIon, How
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
URGE HARDING TO APPOINT
WADDLLL TO JUDGESHIP
President Tells Virginians That Candidates Claim Will
Receive Careful Observation-Disclosures Delegation
to Attorney-General

ever the President suggested that
the delegation call on the Attorney
General regarding the mattor.
Colonel Anderson. Mr.. Brady and
Mr. Crupper called at tho Depart
ment Of Justice later In. the aftcr-
noon, but were unable to SEQ the
Acknowledgement. owing to an accu-
mutation OF business while absent
from Washington. The yirginians had
conference with Colonel Goff, as
sistant to the Acknowledgement.
where tho promotion OF Judge wad )
dill was discussed. An appointment
has been arranged for the Republican
.ltConfLnUcd onI IlP.aSs. Il Col. s s 7T-'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
TO BEGIN ACTIVE WORK ON
Jap IMMIGRATION PROBLEM
lBy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. April 20.-Active
work by the organization of Senators
and representatives of eleven Far
Western States. perfected today for
the purpose OF uniting efforts for
dealing with the Japanese immisra-
tion problem will begin within the
next week.
Senator Johnson. Republican, Cali
fornia, chairman OF the executive
committee of the organization, an
nounced tonight that he would name
rs committeeman, one Senator and
one representative from each of the
States this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
Paper shnr- rake pir Drou.

MONTREAL, April 20.-The drop In
market quotati- , of the Riordon
Pulp and Paper Company from 1o7 TO
"a since last Friday resulted in the
calling Of special meeting of the
company's officials and leading share
holders for tomorrow, it was reported
today by tho Montreal Star. The
company is capitalized at $50, 1000. 900
and owns large timber lands and pa
per plants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
Make Arrest I'm Bomb sI,Iot.

SCRANTON. Pa, April 2O.-The
man arrested here yesterday on sus.
picion OF completely in the Wall
Street explosion last September, had
been under surveillance several
weeks, it was learned today. Police
still kept his identity secret. and
refused to give any further. informa-
tion about him.
The prisoner had lived in a local
foreign colony for five months. lie
seemed plcntifully supplied with
money. although unemployed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
WILL NOT INSIST
. ON MOVE If OTHER
MEANS ARE FOUND
Loath to Force Rest of Allies
Unwillingly Into Proposed
Invasion.
MORE EFFECTIVE CONTROL,
OF RHINE ALTERNATIVE
Conviction Grows That Ger
many Has No Intention of
Meeting Penalties.
TO DISCUSS I'lD..,. 49, nL4nE
Eng."n4 Sees Ony Psycho,u,, .cal
Advantage to L.. .a,n.u
From Occupation.
TO DISCUSS r.D,-,. =. n-4nE
Iny United Ne,x..l

BERLIN, April 2O.-Amcricn's reply
I" inc Germnn fecIer. refusing to net
hs mediator between Germany nnd
the allies, has been received, and tt
apparently leaves the way open for
'"rther nppronchcs by Germany. The
opportunity is expected to he Inn
pr"'ed by the German government
WIN important. conciIlatory stepa.
Drtnils of the next German commpn,-
cations In this campaign nre secret
80 fnr. however.
The Cabinet was in sc.sfon ,
the american refusal arrived.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
SEIZED IN CONNECTION WITH
ATTEMPTS TO BURN SCHOOL
IBy Associntad Dr.. o

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Apt, 2o--
George Sinclair. 80, was placed nndar
arrest tonight in connection with five
attempts to burn the school building
at McDonoShville. near here.
The five attempts to burn the school
building were made while tho school
was in session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
Roo.e,elt Goes to cubn in prane,

MIAMI, FLA April 2O.--Colonel
Roosevelt. Assistant Secretary OF tho
Navy. after an hours visit in this
city, left this afternoon by airplane
for Havana. where he will confer
with Boaz Long. American minister.
Hs also will pay a visit to tho At.
lantio Elect now In Southern waf fers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
Flyers ncturnIng to w.,hInr,o,,

MIAMI. FLA, April 2O.-Tho two
Dc Haviiand planes OF the marine
corps. Major Turner In command,
left here today for Washington I'm
return trin from the West Indies,
Daytona. Fla. Is to be the next stop.
The flyers failed to reach tho Virgin
Islands, their objective.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21

city was forced to train It's baseball
club away from here.
Since the 1920 season sank beyond
the sky line of time there has been a
general shakeup in the manag gcriaI
personnel of the teams. "Gabby''
street. who has charge of the Suffolk
cats. is the only pilot in charge of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
DIR. Dodge Gets Life Term.

ALMA. Ca. April 20.--Dr j r,
Dedgo was convicted OF murder here
tonight in connection with the killing
OF Justice D. c. Meddcrs on July 10,
last year The jury recommended
mercy. and Dedgc was Immediately
sentenced to life Imprisonment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
Carpenter. and Joiner. Cut wages


FREEPoRT. ILL.,, April 20.-voiun-
tary reductions OF wages from 81 to
871-2 cents per hour were announced
here today by union joiners and car
nenters. This Is the second cut by
building trades union here, as
Musons recently accepted 80. instead
nf sin per day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21

T!;e Finance Committee las; night
completed the budget. Tue Cammou
Council has been called to meet to-
morrow night ut o'clock. TO re-
ceive tho document, which Will. under
the rules. have TO remain on the table
three days. before action can be
taken. That body Will then meet on
next Monday night to act upon tho
ordinance
The Finance Committee will meet
at o'clock tonight to take up the
license and fee ordiances. These pa
pers have no relation to the proposed
budget. az the appropriations have
been made from all visible revenue
under the present tax and license
rates.
AS had been exclusively forecast
Continued on Page 2, Col. 2.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
SIay Slim Feiner.
IBy Associatcd prnsa

lBy Associated Prcss.l
CORK. April 20.-Timothy SuIli-
van. n prominent Sim Feiner. was
shot and instantly killed by the con-
stabulary last evening. He was called
on to halt. but ran into a house In
Douglas Street and was shot as he
CONTINUED on Page 2. Col ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
Fire De.troyc. Canadian churcb,

MONTREAL. p. O.. April 2o.-Pire
OF unknown origin destroyed the
Church OF tho Nativity here during
tho night. The loss was estimated
atstsoo,oo0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
u. 8. Attache WEEDS In Sweden.

STOC' -oLM. SWEDEN, April 20.
William S. Williams. Of Diersburg.
Tenn. an attache OF the American
Legation, and Miss Pauline Bennett
daughter of j. II. Bennett, OF Atlanta,
Ca, were married here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
BUDGET AWARDS
/. TEACHERS FOURTH
OF SUMDEMANDED
Ninety-Six Thousand Dollars
Added to Annual Appro-
priation for Salaries.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
GETS IL MORE MEN
'Two-Platoon System Provided
for by Addition of 43 to
Rolls of Firemen.
RAISE WATER RATE TO 90
Gus VIII Continue to Be Sold for
Si.00-IIinancicrs Decline to
Increase Taxes.
RAISE WATER RATE TO OF
Gus VIII Continue to BE Sold for
Si.00-Financicrs Decline to
Increase Taxes.

Under the new city budget,
the tax rate of Richmond is:
General government. .$1.20
Schools (segregation) :. 10
Roden bonds (streets)... rs
High spots in the budget
completed last night follow:
Schools to receive in lump
sum, 100000 more than last
year.
Police, Department to get
twelve more men.
Fire Department to get
forty-three more men.
Minimum water rate goes to
66 cents from 60.
Gas rate remains at $1.30.
No increase in taxes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21

tContInued on PaEe 2. Col. ID !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21
The Weather

Increasing cloudincss today, prob
nbiy showers In west tonightt to-
morrow showers and cooler.
For Weather report sec Editorial Page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-21

ntHpirc-Westervelt.
Time of game-4:30 T.. NJ.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-18

Monday was the beginning of Ma
nal Thrift week 1t is to be OBJ
served locally and throughout .Volu
sia county in the following ways
Fsst: The anking and other bust
ness institutions OF the county are of.
.ering cash prizes for papers submit y
ted by the high school students and
graded BY the English teachers as a
regular part OF their written English
work. See the list of prizes and don
ors elsewhere.
Second; Special speakers on phases
OF thrift are 10 appear at the different
thigh schools at the chapel hour AM
present certain practical features to
the high school S. b. Crosby. secre-
tary OF the Chamber OF Commarce has
agreed 70 speak at the chapel hour to
the students of the Daytona High
seheol. Other speakers will be an
nounced laser. These speakers will be
men who know the practical side Of
thrift and its value tosboth young and
old. rather than theoretical speaker
who says one thing and does another
Third Bank visitation day. Ar
rangements have been made with diff
ferent banking institutions to receive
groups CT interested boys and girls
after school hours. and after bank
ing hours. who will come under the
hapercnage OF teachers to visit The
bank aud see what bank is like any
way. 4 capable einploye OF the bank
viii he glad to explain the services
OF the hagk and To make this an edu-
eat oral tip OF real value to the stu
/ dent. liy this method hovs and girls
not having bank accounts OF their
own can come without intrusion to
know the value of banking
/ inst tutors aud how they may be-
come Identified in mutually helpful
way
Monday WAS bank day. VISITS 10
the hanks would naturally have been
inaae Monday but on account Of the
big opening at Anthony brothers in
which Q number of stud mis- including
4 the Fieh school orchestra partici-
patesl. II was postponed TO a later
date.
i interesting Photographed posters
! viil be displayed on the Y n c. A.
bulletin hoard in 'front.' of the Cham
Der Of Commerce throughout tha
week. And the. prize winning essa, $
will be published throughout the
che county papers.
No The Value ef "A Eank Ne
count" lst prze. $40; second. So.
Awarded 20 students ot Seabreeze.
Sigh school by East Coast States
Pank
No. The Valua of Bark Ac-
count lst prize $40. second 50:
awarded to students of Daytona Cen
ti9l High school bv Merchants bank
- The Nalua Of Bank Ac-
mt.r lst prize STE: second s.
awarded 10 students Of DeLlpd High
sghgol by Volusia County Bank
Ne. The Value of Bank Ac-
cant" Isl prize $40; second $5
sw1rled 10 students Of he Barber
VIE High school by fhe First Ma
ti3pal Bank cf neLand
- PAY Your Glus Promptly.
ASH ff/e -, u \. Dreka Cf De
Land fer the best paper on the above
ment oned subjec,. Awarded to stu
,lents cf pel.and High hool
No 8 The Budget system" casa
! pr ~ SO VoIusia county N.M.C.A fol
the best paper on the above mention
ed subject open to one member O
each high school in the county.
Ne Pay Your Bnls Promptly"
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-18

mond is the area secretary Of the
Methodist Missionary Centenary As
seciation- He has cliarge Of Alabama
Florida and Georgia. He il making
a tour of Florida to learn what he
can as to necessity OF church axten-
sion and development. He passes ON
all proposed investments OF the
church in these three states. He
says the church has already collected
one hundred and six millions Of dol-
liars for church exfeil hon work in this
country. TO be used during period
of five years.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-18
Many Valuable Prizes Giuen
For Essays on Thrift; Donors

cash prize So. Anthony Bros, Dayto-
ma. for the best paper on the above
mentioned subject.
No S4-cThe Value OF a Bank Ac-
count cash prize s5. State Bank OF
New smyrna for the best essay from
the New Smyrpa High school.
No. 9-"Own Your Own Home,
cash prize. 81, Fidelity Bank Of New
Smypna, for the best essay from the
New smyrna High school
No. 10-"own Your Own Home
cash prize S.. Shuttle Realty Co. for
best essay from Daytona Hibh school.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-18

|iss Rhuda Au,hers. Mss. Jack Lye
daughter Miss Eleanor Lya are
|sts with their cousin, Miss Eliz
bib Gardiner ard other members
|he Gardiner family at their South
gewood home. having arrived
b. their home in Tor9nto, to spend
winter here
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-18

Those eight new rooms in the Day :
tona Beach hotel are nearly com
pleted and will make substantial
advantage TO this popular hosiery
Most of them have baths and they are
light. airy and spacious No doubt
they VIII be in demand by the guests.
Also. the new steam heating plant
just installed in his hotel WAS turned
on yesterday and operated very sat
isfactorily Messrs. Rostwiek and
Rossner. the owners, are determined
that their hotel vii be provided with
every possible comfort To- their
guests.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-18

Miss Mary Welch. teacher OF Eng
lish in the university at Berea, Ky.
who came here last week TO accom-
pany Miss Katherine Bowerman, the
dean OF that institution, has returned
hcme. Miss Bowerman. who is IN
broken health and is here to recuper-
ate. viii remain for some time. She
IS located at the Honeysuchle villa
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-18

BY some unaceouatahle error the
account OF Guy g. Bailey with the
Grady Haimes' burial expense fund
was not given correctly in the Sunday
News. Mr. Bailey received total of
$3.50. He paid out s6S to Baggett s
Wetherby for: Casket, $50; iol, $40,
grave So, anI sls-60 to the DAytona
Floral company for flowers, making a
grand total Of Ss2.6a paid out or The
exact amount he received.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-18

Prices Tor the great patriotic pa
geant to be staged 81 the Auditorium
Friday evening, January y, and also
on Monday evening, January "a. will
be 50 cents for general admission ard
Is cents and 81 for reserved seats,