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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-06
PREMIER
TALKS Up
TO HUNS
SAYS GERMANY MUST
SETTLE FOR Loss q
ALLIES IN THE WAR

BIRMINGHAM England. FEB g.
Premier Lloyd George IN 4 mousen1oss
speech today. served notice upon Ger
many that Great Britain will nos nodl-
~ the indemnity and dlsarmament
plans levied BY he inter-aiilsd saprenas
council at PaEiz just . weeh age TAe
new pledge Of solidarity was pro-
claimed to the world and the pr~mssg
soiemniy and sterniy warned GeFmaaS
tnat the allied powers are united a
the determination 70 see that sh4
treaty of Versailles A. carried ossf 80
the letter The World War eost All
nations $3.50 .00o. .0o0.90o and Ie.s0eses
lives. Nearly f0.gae. $50 were per
maneBtly crippled. declared the Brit
ish premier
Collapse gf trade came xifh ap
palling saddenBess and every nzsioa
in the world s aoS suffering. Ex
changes must Be stabilized Gef-
many Is not trying 70 stabilize sz-
changes. and / ana golng 70 tell Dr.
Smons. German foreign minister.
when the indemnity meeting IS hes1
IN London. that Germany is makiag
no real EFFORT to pay her way
France had a right 10 0iefase df+
armament % Germany. said ths pre-
mier She has been raTaged by JACK.
boots 81 the German armies and 4 =
now her privilege 70 see 70 Il thai
there never vail be a recurrence of
that outrage The premier declared
he spoke not alone for Great Britain
but for ali allied nafioHs He uiads
no mention of the Unitsd states. cyi-
IDENTITY because the United States Is
not a party 70 the treaty Of Versailles.
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Although cloudy weather and
threatened rain reduced the usually
large crowds at the amateur automo-
bile races on Daytona Beach Satur.
day afternoon the races were quite up
to expectations. furnishing great ex-
element for the crowd.
The feature OF the races was the
breaking of the world amateur record
for four miles and turn, made by yir-
gil Harton IN his Hupmobile, his time
being 3 minutes, 3 1-5 seconds, clip.
ping fraction of a second from the
world record.
The new record was hung up in the
race for stripped cars, a free for all,
in which many contestants battled
for a silver loving cup. Harton took
the final race in the time mentioned,
with Hoeye In an Essex, second.
The first race of the afternoons
session was half mile bicycle race
for boys, in which Apgar dlstanced
the field. winning a fine baseball bat
ond. carrying oil a baseball as his
prize
The second race. the ladies' eyen-.
was the most interesting and excit-
ing of the day, from the viewpoint of
many spectators, the final heat show
ing Mrs. Clifton to be the winner Of
the silver loving cup offered for the
winner while Mrs. Gardiner carried
of second cup, as second prize win
ner. Both drove HudsoLs.
In the third event. the four mile and
turn for stripped cars, Harton show
ed his rear tires to the field, but his
opponents made him set a new anna
teur record to beat the field
Harton received a silver loving cup
as winner. while Hoeye received fine
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Nations has been completed by our
entrance into 1t and the Indebtedness
of the world guaranteed by the league
every bond issued being endorsed By
this and other countries.
A bankrupt man is not much con-
cerned when he IS asked to write his
name on thesbaek OF a note. especially
If he owes money and ii 4 friend IN
ancially strong may Jointly sign II
with him. We are TO be asked to join
many bankrupt nations ia guarantee
ing their bonds. The burden OF our
| bonded Indebtedness OF about so
600 000. 000 and the heavy taxation
which we are now paying stirs feel
/ ing of resentment in the heart Of mill
ions of people but If instead Of So
/ 900. 100000 Of bonds, We should be.
come the guarantor of all European
| the world would have claimed us to a
slavery which could end cnly in world
population On world revolution
How the people of this country
have been So blind TO the forces which
are al work to 3ubvert this sovereign.
ty of the Uuitcd States. te pat rs uu-
der the domination Of mpnarchial
4 countries holding the scat Of power
in far away switzerland and giving to
these nations the right to chain us
to every contract which they might
have the power e. vote, has always
been inconceiyahle 10 me Tho blind
ness of many ol our people on this
subject however. has teeu largely
'iue To he power of tho tremendous
propaganda which has been carried uu
skillfully. cunniugly. TO such an extent
that Il has deceived the very elect
and made many of our people believe
that uulv through the League of Ma
tuns could the worlds peace b'
maintained As a matter of fact oar en-
trance into the League OF Nation.
would completely destroy our soyet
eighty, would put into ibe hands "a
4, spanish-Amarlcau. Oriental and othe
countries of similar class and simil
+ ar religious ana monarehial views th,
complete domination of this country
! To say thmat we could withdraw a
the end of two years only indicate
( how little the covenant of the Leagu
of Nations is understood. We cout
withdraw Only after two years motto
and after wc had complied with ah d
5 the requirements of the league as d,
C cided upon by the other members q
/. the league and we may rest assure
/ that they would never give their cor
i sent.
George Puish has uuWittingly sen
dered this country d service Of ljmi
T less value when in advocating an II
terualioual bond bv the League &
Nations has has given cur people "a
Il opportunity to see something of III
a plan back Of the League which woul
e have us Join in guaranteeing the bon
e ed Indebtedness Of Europas ban|
ID rupted countries But even tuat is ON
ot one of the traps INTO which Me Wou
n have been led bhndtoldeu ii II
,e American people nau uot ia NoNenu'
et last. oyerwhelmlnw fapu liatea E,
fii.eagu n1 at.e-
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LET j. s.
PAY FOR
The WAR
GERMANY BUSY ON A
PLAN FOR u. s. To
PAY her WAR DEBTS

WASHINGTON, Feb. Practical
ly all of the countries of Europe. in
ciuding Germany, are busy devising
schemes to induce the United States
to assume the cost of the war and to
finance German indemnity, according
TO high treasury officials. None Of
these schemes are likely to succeed, it
Is believed. as none thus far suggest
ed could commend themselves to the
business men of America.
The latest proposal suggests an in
ternational issue of German gold Ger
tiilcate bonds to be floated, principal
ly in the United States and Great
Britain is expected. treasury officials
assert, to meet the same fate 1t is
proposed that these German gold GER
tiiicates shall have claim on all future
gold possession of Germany and
would be obligations of the Reichs-
aank and other German financial in
stitutions. Officials point cut that Ger
many is practically stripped OF gold
and probably would have nothing for
many years with which to redeem such
obligations ii issued.
Another recent proposal, said to
have emanated from British sources,
was for a huge issue of German gov
ernment securities to be floated in
America to provide cash for payment
on war indemnity enacted Of Ger
many. These should be underwritten
by both France aud England and ma
ture over term OF not less than fifty
years. IF
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HARDING MAY NOT
STOP HERE ON HIS
WAY NORTH MONDAY

HOTEL ORMoHD. oRnoAu
BEACH Fla FEB. 5.-The yacht
Victoria with presi5ent.ciezs
Harding aboard. piSuso steadily
9orthwar1 along the indian river
today not stopping unta 4 made
anchorage tonight near Sebastian.
The prestJenteieet spent rngen
Of the day studying charts Of the
course ac must follow when ~
becomes pitot of the ship Of stsss
March 4th. The party expects 70
make no stops tomorrow, bot ~if
press steadily onward 70 81. hu-
oDstnc where important confer
euccs await the president elect
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Vital Problems
To Be Solved
By the Public.

The readers Of this Sunday
morning edition of the DAILY
NEWS are cordially invited to
read the suggestions of the lead
ing business people published
herein. In connection with the
advices contained in them IL is
timely to consider the work of
the recently organized National
Prosperity Bureau in New York.
Its aim is 10 definitely and i'm
mediately drive home to every
person in the country the doc
trine of BUYING NOW for i'm
mediate needs as the most ef-
fective method Of bringing back
prosperity.
The resumption Of buying on
the part of the public is being
emphasized to assist in bringing
about good tines once more;
to get and keep the mills and
factories in operation, alleviat-
ing unemployment hardships and
providing consumers with money
to fill their needs.
The people OF THE TRIPLE
CITIES are advised to BUY
NOW-there is nothing to be
gained by waiting. Prices will
positively not be lower. quality
considered. The dollar spent in
the local stores circulates freely
in this community. adding its
share of profit to the spender
and to everyone through whose
hands il passes.
To BUY NOW, BUILD NOW,
INVEST NOW, are the most
vital things person can do at
this time for the best interests
of himself. of The community in
which he lives, and Of his ooun-
try.
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/ sue an international bond guaranteed
by all members OF the League and
then follow this With a guarantee of
all outstanding bonds. =
There Is a definite scheme under
wayiat the present time to get the
German reparatlon. which Is entirely
too small considering the damage
! wrought ito the world by Germahy's
I ihellish warfare, transferred from the
| European governments to which these
payments will be made to the United
States The scheme is for Germany to
| issue bonds to France and other coun-
I tries and for these countries to en-.
dorse them over aud pay them to this
country We would thus become the
chief creditor of Germany and our
only hope of securing payment on
these bonds would be by developing
to the utmost the prosperity of Ger
lmany.
That is one phase OF the campaign
of international bankers which is now
under way but the broad phase out
nned by Sir George Paish compre-
MENUS an ihhiittiS Hiteltt' iNsp'ii-''
bility
In the FIRST place the League Of Ma
tious would under the prevent coven-
ant tie us up irrevoeably and forever
to domination OF other nations whose
tpc,itical forms of government are en-
tirely different from ours. lteathen
land Moliammedan nations alike would
have the right to vote as TO what the
United States should or should not
do. We would deliberately place our
! selves in the power OF nations alien
, i'm thought. in religion. and IN govern
, tment 10 the policy and the religion nI
ithis country We would give to these
countries the right 10 vote an iutena
tional bond guaranteed by the League
of Nations, aud we would be with !
few exceptions. the only solvent guar
antor. Upon the United States woul,
!. rest the responsibility Of making gao'
bond issues which Nigh, amount t
several hundred billions of dollars
I Many people who have studied tin
League of Nations from every angl
have long known that this was one o
the definite plans OF European GOV
> ernments and OF the great Europea
:, banking houses which largely domir
u ate those governments A. they unfoi
tuuately dominate to TO a great extent
this government
. There is constant danger Of revolt
!, tion In MANY parts OF Europe. II
u quite possible that the B0lsheyisti
. forces abroad in Europe may owe
turn many of the supposedly substal
II tial governments and If these revolt
i tions should succeed the goyeri
~ ments thus overturned would be q
IS valueless as guarantors Of these inte
20 national bonds as IS the present go
n ernment OF Russia.
Sc The utmost power Of vast hnancL
lg forces is being used to spread prop
n. ganda throughout this country in b
at halt OF the League OF Nations. Y
tn shall soon be told IRON the press II
Ae tie palpIl and by men whU do n
k. know the influences which are 60
"a trolling their views. that there Will
al no Worid prosperity ana nc marx
is ioi enr product. until lhe League
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||FSS
RIDES
|['S|[)ENT
IS RESoLUHON
SMALLER ARMY
liver WILSON VETO

iNGTON. Feb. 5.-The presi-
defeat at the hands of Con
ieht. when the House, by a
III to Is, overrode his veto
i,if resolution providing the
n the army should not ex-
900 men. Action by the
ilkht was in line with its ac.
41ay, when the House voted
| he strength of the army
/ during the next fiscal year
3 the army appropriation to
lmnuilt.
otip5 to sustain the veto, all
III APes Bee, Bland. Camp.
Eagan. Fisher. Igoe,
1Ahsh. peI. Baker. Sims,
Ata yelling. There
~ the veto message,
by the House lead
~ the resolution over
56p Secretary of War
kaabtng for the army
4 NOV there are about
army and that re-
Ding on, although the
va made provision for only
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-06
abds on the League of Nations
Wants Us in the League to Guarantee a
\ international Bond Issue

X// = ~ 4
f11 Il 1SJew1 with the Daytona
~ yssi Il6x lIaichard H. Edmonds
lQl pfl sAes Manufacturers Record,
INV Il TIE proposed discussion.
~ LW yde Of Nations at the Audi.
3 ahl slHW,day( safteruopn. some
n9Ap In an address by Sir Geo.
~ tpA aeial, advisor ts the British
llthlei t which reached ME on Fri
WI tOye Of interest \
II the curse Of his address. Sir
NE Pa sh said:
the on y way to restore the ex-
&nses al | credit of the world would
y br the league of Nations to guar
Mlee an International bond - -
4 was essential that the League
q Nations should lay hold of this
1tier. IN d Brussels convention was
te arst ~ We, but another convention
neeessel Z how We would have to
hfsiye tht Sc continental nations
xhlTh owe Gus SO much and America
would hau ITO 20 the same by US. II
tne League pf Nations issued a League
e Nations bUndl ON the credit of the
hofid i xonldi be good security.
helvlduall neash nation would be re-
tponsible II It's own bonds and these
soala bea ReuTed ON the strong ma
HOBS u Ia.
tsxfanteed By all the nations repre-
sehied q | se League OF Nations. The
eouey Not ID be used for production.
saa not To destruction of either life
y property That money would come
uon' every wage earning person IN
sas world sho had got surplus. and
" vaul be used for productive
rsposes, 4 would increase the wealth
q Europe In am extraordinary mon
her
Sir Geef 10 puish for MANY wear,
f@nshixed As one of the foremost fin
sAl auth irities of Europe is almos
ssai'y frsnk In this statement of I
UNUSED bind Issue by the League o
as'sus gu ranteed by every membe
she ieasl Q. Il has long been know
mose ho had taken the troubl
"aay IN situation that the schem
"a League OF Nations was lareeI
oencea by International banker
aasire TO see this country cor
ss1 In sach way that 1t woul
- I. <titaily ,e the endorser for the ii
saness of all the countries of III
The bonds OF many OF thes
sakrupi ,tions or those on tn
se oi ukruptcy. some of whoi
been ngaged in war from tim
a'as 10 thousands OF years. al
ef IN ernational bankers 20
ss fxten IL these bonds could a
sasfsns ed hy the United State
~oult be such an enhancemei
sH Va ae as to add not billioI
Nhs oi billions OF dollars To Il
oi ae banking powers while
eaifoa this World ,ndahtedness The.
asrs ave counted upon gettir
- uaitsd states - ,h,ranghly eo,
% ! e League OF Nations tn
Tue richest nation on ear
Ass think, b aoie 10 mai
- s'sr ! lnarantees oa all the d
49, eoItAitss D0ilas 5 hi'
So <ssl ss@es. - many r.ai ope.
" lfsf tee wonli ee 4
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RoyP. Hamlin to
Practice Lau in
Tauares; Leaves.
DeLand Feb. Is

Although his friends have known Of
hiss contemplated move for severa,
weeks. Il was only Saturday that the
final aunouncentent Vas made that
Roy p Haiiin. most prominent mem
ber Of the Nolusia county legal fra.
tefnity, member OF tho firm Of Iamlin
Hamlin 4 Gardiner, OF DeLand and
Daytoha, VIII, on Feb Is, jolu in part
uershp In law practice at Tayares
ncnt member Of the bar Of Lake coun-
ty, removing to that city from DeLand
1t that tim
While Ar Hamlin has expressed
tho great regret which he feels in
leaving SJlnsm county where hc has
prleaced for the past Is years, and
whore he has legious Of friends. he
fccls that the Offer of partnership
with mis- old schoolmate and friend.
Nr DmeoE Is an opportunity for ad-
Ivaneement watch he could i'll afford tn
lorego
Mr.. Duncan and Mr Hamlm we're
follow students at Stotson university
for eight years
NIr llamltu Nas county solicitor ot
Voh.ai la county from 1910 to 1917:
nudge of the criminal court OF record
or Volusia county for tNo years, and
I Is attorney Tor Tho board of county
commissjonefs of the same county
/ He graduated rrcm Stctson law de
Iparment iu 1907. and from the time
he began 10 practice has been sue
|cessf Mir ltdmliu comes from judi
ciary stock. as his father, tho Hon
] Arthur G. Haalin, Was general coun
'sel for the FIorida East Coast rail
road for ten years.
Mr. ard Mrs Hamliu and their foul
Interesting children will take mp theii
residence IN TaVares, where Mr. ham
hin VIII be welcomed by members o
'thc Lake county BAR.
Duncan q uamln viii continue
their general practice as we'll AS spe
0ealizin5 IN land title work and AT
aanEements are being Perfected q
increase the clerical force so tina
. tkt HAelitt0T may Az lAAttfAANt Nt'"NA
tiousiy
No annouucement has been mad
ais to contemplated changes i'm ia
present firm of Hamlin. Hamlin
!. Gardiner witch is composed Of re
.. Hamin. his father 4. q llamlh
and William J Gardiner. oi th.s city
Ia the removal OF Mr.. H4Etln froI
Voiusia county. not only the lego
F fraternity but everyone with the bes
. interests oi the county a heart los
f. the pres ence of one Of their stsJ9cnes
1 fc er9s and man who fearlesslv ha
a fought fer the right in every pr1gre
g sive move in the county for man
j years
Lake county is TO be congratulate
upon the entrance of Mr HamliN iui
$ the legal fraternity Of tHat count
d Lake ooauQ gain bens Noiu q
e los
d ~z-
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SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
MANSION IN IRELAND
DESTROYED By FLAMES

pEBLIN Fcb. sum nervifIe
aaIae fae tenteenth century man
rtan s. tha County Meath n ireland
owned by Lord gougford. Nas destroy
~ b. hfe today with q loss Of hslf o
million dollars. according 70 aBthort
ties The mansion was destroy ID ~
inecndiarie % prevent it, apa f0s.
by R3tlsh riHtar, ferce-
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WOMAN GIVEN LIFE
SENTENCE FOR THE
MURDER Of DENTON

Los ANGELES. Feb. 5--After
having deiiberated since ties
this morning. the jury " inc
case of Mrs. Louise Peete. Shsr3
ed with the murder Of Jacob Den
ton, returned a verdict Of guilty
at 81 30 this evening. The jury AZ
ed the punishment ~ life npprfs-
onment
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Ou every samaa body there are
four million pam points aar. tcd
hN nerves With ftt huIb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01

Wsfnd AZ messenger She made no
profit. but only did Il ah q favof for
Mrs. Einee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01

cautioned the puilir nRalnff . c0pp'r
who are alleged 40 w. ssdleliiue funds
for the oraanixnfAun. Tins euliciiine.
captain ltoqcusn pny~ ia illegal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
FINANCIAL NOTES.

with the closing gong this afternoon,
che markets close for three-uay ho@uay,
SATURDAY, SUNDAY and MondaS Virtual
y eyery market has iaen b,n INTO xns5n@ nne S't !,
suspend business for saturday and Mon
day. = -, -. !
he nroxrects still indicate a crop con-
sssrr.blv above last year. as well as
above the normal for previous years.
Recent price declines IN the race OF large
exports would indicate me gram uaae I
faith that the crop viii be in no sense
rsspctions in prices for steel products
a. we'll as substantial cut IN wages
And Ordnance Co and the Republic Steel
so leon Co. according 10 information
=, he ,rade IL is believed that virtual
IN every independent viii follow the lead
Which win be taken by the Bethlehem Co
ssrf = reduction of freight rates can te
,rcn~ht about says J. A. Campbell
pre~ident Of the YOUNGSTOWN Sheet and
Tube Company iooh 49l 49,, az, t.,i'Isa ~,
,he extent 70 which they are lowered.
Lower freight rates viii enable steel pro-
sI,rers to furnish the railroads. whica are
tar7e consumers Of steel. such products
a. thev use At lower prices \ rcttuctlen
in freight rates wou d also reduce the cost
~ buifSing material. such as tainbeTf
h~ir.- etc and thus won stimulate all
sinds Of construction woTh, winch wouiu.
~ furu. furnish increased employment
One Of the most encouraging bits o.
,,c.-S Of the day was the annual report
~ the American Car and Foundry 60.
III had been anticipated that a favoran
.howinc would be made and this expecta-
,icn was FUZZY horne out by the figures
A Sarp.us OF st. 450,S56, equivalent te
sol "a pcr share on the 100000 600 81
common outstanding. was SHOWN ms
~ course - after charges and taxes Tut
,ef result per share ts somewhat toWei
fhan Inc So. 60 reported for 1919.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01

warn ~ Bogus Solicitors.
Captain j. ~ ItoAenan. of The
volurteern ~ America, ynstcrday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

,.cneraf Motors Corporation, quarterly
of ~ pcrnts a share on common, q per
cent an Is per cent preferred, llq per cent
an 4 per cent debenture aud isa per
crnt on per cent debcnturC.
American Coat Company, quarterly of J
nor cent payable August I.
Anglo American Oil Company, 3 shilings
RayuE Brothers Inc. quarterly Of \
net cent. on first and second preferred,
Rcn Trlcphone Company Of Penpsyl-
yania. quarterly of per cent, payable
Gem,,aonw ealth Edison Company. quar-
tcriy 81 2 per cent. payable August 1.
peaware lackaWanna y Western Rail
,,sad Company. quarterly OF per cent,
payable JulN 20;
diamond Match Company, quarterly of
> NOS renf. payable september Is.
nrfxer Harris Company, quarterly Of Isf
per cent on preferred, payable July I.
lima Locomotive Works, quarterly Of
Is. per cent payable August !
Manchester Traction. Light and Power
Company. ? per cent, payable july .
SuperiOr Fire Insurance Company, quar-
t.riy Of a per cent, payable JthS 4
Ventura Consolidated Oil fletds, quar-
ter.y 81 SO cents share, payable August I
Washington Water Power Company
uuarferiy Of isa per cent. payable jus -
Mestern Power Corporation quarterly q
~ per cent on preferred, payable JuiS ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
MEX. PETROLEUM DOWN
TOA NEW LOW RECORD
u. S. Rubber Also Drops to Low
est Point in Years on lf-
regular Market.
BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening

nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening
<.x york. July 1s--twal street,
10 40 .. m. p--pressure against ellis was
renewed at the opening OF To-Day
u,oek market. Mexican Petroleum
WAS arm nj the outset. but soon react.
ga 10 gSL. This duplicates the low
record of several years. made dnfins
yesterdays slump.
The pan-Arnerican Issues. Genera
asnhalt and Houston oil lost to l14
points. United States Rubber and the
popular steels and motors were IN
clined To ease.
Gains running from fractions TO one
point were made by Chicago and
Northwestern. Western Pacific. South
.rn Railway prefcrrtd and Endicott
johnson.
Virginia Carolina Chemical prefer
led was conspicuously strong. RISING
Sis points.
Noon-Mexican Petroleum was fore
"a down to a6 before supporting orders
appeared, and kindred shares extended
their losses United States Rubber
zen sls 10 new low. and Harvester,
Bethlehem. Studehaker. Amerf an Su-
gar, cuba Cane Sugar, preferred, and
Famous Players lost / 10 points.
Equipments were firm. particularly
Baldwin. American Car and Railway
steel Spring. but rails developed r-
regularity because Of pressure against
Northern Pacific aud Missouri Pacifi
preferred,
call money opened and renewet,
until next Tuesday al per cent.