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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-08-16
ANSWERS FOR GOVERNOR

Mary DeBrito, who committed sui.
eide in her room in Chicago read tne
art;cle in Jim Jam Jems while in MIN
neapolis. she said in letter aoc
dressed 70 estate authorities, care OF
the Governor" -,
In her letter, written While on
Northwestern train, she denounced the
editor of the magazine Tor us pas
II refer to the paragraph or skit
deliberately encouraging prlvate GU
zens-or rather irresponsible hoiVlo-
uals-to take up the law into thelr
own hands by gloating over most
d;sqraceful and regrettable Incident
the tarring and feathering OF man 10
these United States-a white doctor
at Beaumont, Texas"
She continued: 81 understood or was
laboring under the naive impression
that we had laws in this country ap-
nlvinp to such cases, and that it was
not necessary for us to decide WI Wna1 az
should or should not be done. Wnen
we reach the stage where cowardiy'
contemplate riotous mobs can WIN
impunity render their own decisions
and prosecutions, we have reacned d
critical state indeed for our countrys
welfare"
Nelson A. Mason, the Governors
secretary, replied in the absence OF
Governor Frazier. He said he be-
lieved the girl was laboring under mis-
apprehension regarding the article
that he did not believe that Mr.: Clark
intended to convey the idea that ne
was favoring general mob violence
Mason called attention to many in
stances, in which he said organizers
for the Nonpartisan league had been
tarred and feathered in other states
than North Dakota and Governors had
taken no action. 1t was not in the prov
ince of state authorities, he said, to
attempt to take action against the
magazine.
Mason's Letter.
Mr.. Mason said: IF you will per
nit me to do so, however, l would like
to call attention to mob violence usec
against organization workers in the
National Nonpartisan league move
ment which organization placed mos
of the present state officials in office
In Washington, South Dakota, Ne
braska, Kansas, MANY men who were
earnest law abiding citizens, hAVo boea
driven from town to town, D1oson
tarred and feathered, and the majorit!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-08-16
The article referred to appeared in
Jim Jam Jems magazine.
Search for three New

Chicago, Aug. 16.-POlice today be-
gan search for a letter from North
Dakota periodical in the hope that
it might contain some clew for the
suicide last night OF Mrs. Mary De-
Brito, aged %, advertising writer for
a department store.
They are also searching for three
men, two of whom visited the young
woman's ro0ming house at 3 o'clock
this morning few hours after she
was found dead in the bathtub with
a gas tube in her mouth and took every
paper and photograph from her room
Representing themselves as employees
of the coroner's office the two strang-
ers carried out a number of pictures,
letters, personal papers and even fore
ed the girls trunk. The third man
being sought appeared at the room
ing house last Saturday and repre-
senting himself as an insurance COM
pany employe inquired into Mrs. De-
brito's life history. Later the same
day he visited the girls office and is
said to have threatened her.
Mrs. Edward Weller, with whom
Mrs. DeBrito lived started police on
search for the letter from the maya
zine editor. Two weeks ago, she said,
the girl read an article in a North la.
kota magazine advocating tar ana
feathers as punishment concerning
certain cases. She wrote letter to
Governor Lynn J. Frazier protest
ing and asking why the magazine was
not suppressed. A letter from the Gov
ernor's secretary who replied to her
letter, said the complaint had been re-
ferred to the editor. 49,. .,o
Last Friday Mrs. Weller told the
police the girl received a letter from
the editor and appeared upset. Sat,
mrday when she came home ana '!olu
of the man who had threatened hef
and learned that a man answering inc
same description called at her home
she appeared on the verge OF COL
lanse. Mrs. Weller said.
The coroner's jury returned ver-
dict of suicide while mentally derahg-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-08-16
Forecast
Precipitation

FVTVCTSL
For North Dakota: Showers this
afternoon and tonight; cooler in the
north and west portion tonight; We'd
nesday probabl, fair, cooler in the
south and east portions.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-08-16

London, Aug. l6.-(By TIE As.
s0ciated Press)-All soldi4's on
leave from Ireland at Aldersh
and Farborough have been ord.
cred to return to their regiments
Immediately.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-08-16
WATHEK REPORT

tWenty-fOur hours ending at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
RECEIPTS OF CITY
EXCEED EXPENSES
IN LAST 6 MONTHS
Administration Is Living
Within Its
lnome

Tho city II living within It's Income.
The city's receipts for the first six
months u this year we're f~td.isg2t
ahead OF the disbursements FOR the
six months according 90 the semi an
nuul report of city Treasurer SAM
ucl T. Small.
The city's receipts Tor the period
from January 1 10 Jelly I were f20S-
O59.lI the report huw and the dis
uutscmcnts were tt6t.S1Oa5. The ro-
ccipts and disbursements Tor juno
were sGa l9i9I aud tt5s0523 re-
sprctvvly acrurdiug 60 the report.
Some of The chief cNcnuc Tor the
six months period Included fines
- Ia2; taxes ~Si4i.2is.s9 and licenses
ti9.5535 -. II Cost the city si9fif.15
20 maintain the street department
during the last aN monthF
In the water department tho re-
cclpts Tor the six months tottlrd
S52.5g6 80 as compared to IA" oNp"u-
scs which totalcd &45.3s5 "a The re-
ucipts and disbursements IN the de-
ptrtmcnt Tor the month OF June were
tl541l35 and ts.gOi62 respective 8,
The city % has fi32.G1O.35 In is
sinking fund whtth h. To- be used Tor
pay ug Interest and principal on bond
,d indebtedness
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
Real Estate Men
Back Business Men
On Building Code

Adoption Of the recommendation
of the special committee Of the Bust
ness Mems Cooperative association
regarding the proposed new city
building ordinance and ~ the new
constitution Of the real estate board
formed a. ciirf buEingrs o. u4r meat
lug - the raj ,rtHte board lari night
Thr constitution adopted was That
drawn up ln accurdnucr with tho
model 81 the national association Win
watch the local rel cHtstr dealers
have been affiliated,
col q x % sellers save an ad-
dress on the Park-to-Psrk highway
convention which he attended IN SAT-
City. The board approved tho
proposed ~f2.o90.00p bond lssue Tor
state roads
A. l., Martin Is " leave tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
Highlands Churches
Plan Union Services
For Six Weeks

rlauT Tor uuluu church srryiccs for
six weeks during the HumnI,r are
being made by three churches 900 the
highland. the Congregational. the
thvistltu and rho Central Avenue
Methodist church The service. will
h,siH ON the last sunday iu IuIs.
gorNic,a will hr held both morn
Ing % evening during tho period
Zach minister OF the thrc, DhuuDhcH
m the union viii speak twiy, and
each us thu IN cr churches will have
s"r.icct two Sundays during this time
Tho church school and the young
peoples meetings VIII lu conducted
ln each ChurOh ua usual
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
MARKETS
New York Stocks,

NEW YORK. July g.-Furthcr
price concessions were recorded In
tho carly part "a toduy's stock market
session. selling again conferred among
shares Of doubtful dividend status.
seaumsnt was more bearish because
OF weakness In foreign exchange, ~
pcciaily the British rate. Extreme
reactions o. I to almost 4 points were
made by prominent oils, motors,
stccls. equipments and spccialtics.
These were l-rgely retrieved with
some substantial gains tn the final
hour when rgilu served to STABILIZE
the lss. The closing was stronS'
Sales Appropriated 500, 000 share3l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
Vacation Bible
School Pupils to
Give a Program

an" .lly .lrIfiuu Bible school
VIII en- has hv,l BOO session Tor four
wrvka GO the Presbyterian church
closed boo Friday md the pupils viii
1u1oBr boo o. program at the church
sunday evening ut 1870 o'clock. The
program viii .FHH the place ui tho
o. rullr sunday ~,..niug church urrNI-
COS.
There were N. pupils enrolled 900
She ,lEs HHI tI' EHrJE. ATTENDANCE"
Was $50. Tho urur.lu sunday might
BE- designed tu SHOW what IN' uupl|y
hat, learned 100 tho school Tho ltut
Charlie Mexican. assistant pastor uf
'h. church uI. h,,u lu chang, %
IA, school
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
6,TRoN COUNTY CHAIRMAN.

|lNIN III IITT N"JUNU X
CANT banker OF Reserve, has been
appointed hy state Chairman g. a.
Cuug e. serve temporarily ar chair
mHu rf the rrpubllcs-f county Gene
tfai committee iu Futrou county. air
GHIut was a rlpuhrr Of thr fourth
state Legislature. elected from SuDorro
suluty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

} one ~ the strongest musical att
trattioEs OF the Chautauqua b. the
company Of musicians known as
Nicrra's HhwaiianS q musical aggrc-
Cation n expert entertainers. Nicrra's
company II the original Hawaiian
group to appear ~ the American
stage. and n today considered abso-
lute'y the best Thoy viii appear on
n first prugrart OF Chauttuqua
which viii be presented Monday. July
II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
Radiator repairing. QuickrI Auto Co

Radiator repairing. Sutckrl Auto Co.
T. g. Garriu. district atturnrE. and
h.- wife ana cnild VII leave ON july
is Tor Taos, whore he Will spend has
vacation fishing
NIs John Moroih and daughter
ave gone Co california for q few
week. vacation
i. \ Garcia ,uc daughter have
gone. TO the lJr.It coat fHT "a Two
months stay.
Liss ~. skinner. daughter OF MI.
and Mrs Joe 49, SIX uuor has returned
home from tine east. where sI' nHH
boon VISITING iur thu past eight
months
NtarH7o Nuntors has returned
from e three weeks trip through the
eastern part ut the state thv I,Nts
%pauhaudl, and southern Colorado Hy
reports crop conditions d eastern Sew
Mexico excellent with plenty Dt rain
am feeders. SI.O04 900, bulls. $500
a. o0.
'!oEs receipt rs, 20. nominal
upru receipts aUn stctdt lambs
81 300 1895. 'w,l. $1,000 i-..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
Chicago Board OF Trade

CHICAGO. jay s-hcartsh IN
t-o-prctuiions Of the government crop
report led To considerable selling OF
wheat at the opening today with all
options I to "a cents lower A. com
pared with yesterdays close. A rally
followed when commission houses
su. ported September and black rust
reports from southern Manitoba q
pc. tiuul OF Saskatchewan helped the
movement Trade was rather light
september opened at Si2ul4 TO
81. eos dipped under $40 u then
rallied TO aruunl yesterdays close ON
reports Of overnight export business
nj the rcaboard hacked by local pro-
f. aioral buying Tho market lacked
support toward the clos, and tho
nuisn was ut about the low point Of
the day Closing prices were july,
Sl.iNL to Si.lsHt August. $lib . .
September. SllSh to SI.lNE OCtu-
her. ti.-l. Thcs-' prices represented
net los cs Of around go cents.
Corn tfaGiur was ma.kcd hy an
ad ang' Of July tu . cents over sop
tciuhcr. tho removal uf hedges on
$50 goo bushels sold late yesterday
Co Aontroal being thr factor The
mu kpf generally opened about . cent
tuf. Go Cd cent S'pt'muof a3rs 500
go cents and December co.. O." 90
,'.ta The W"s'U 'rt took july 800
h- cents tU tire IIst hour nui he
others advanced ln aymptinf.
Iuly maintained it- spread over
SrYtsmbyr fairly ~ o. but the corn
90 rkci eas,d on with wheat At th'
close July was GU cents September
90 t. bFN cents aud december as
90 ihat cents
Data vor, u.m .rom the start with
September Htartlur q. rent lower tu
q cent higher. a. INit to aNL cents.
st,adyIug at the later figure
Provisions showed considerable
So myth un optimistic trade reviews.
september lnId went 60 Slns- ard
september ribs 10 glON7.
clos,
What Sept. silsh Dec. fl2l.
torn-Sept, 5sc. Doc. 5Niac
Dat.-sopt. 37.C. Dec. 80 Ic.
FurE-Iuiy. SIS go. Sept. $3.50
Lard sept Sil 90. oct, Sll-y.
Llba-July. $40 70. Sept. $1,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

NEW YORK. july cotton m-
tunes closed firm. July. ki2 -. oct,
si2S3. Dec. Si3.J6. Jan, $3.50:
March. Si3.6G.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

NEW YORK. Juiy 9.-Ilbcrty
bonds closed. 3ias. SsG.36: first A..
$500: second -. $3.50 hid first
ahb. Sd1.I4. second as $500
third AIS sos 30. fourth as
So 0S; victory 5As, SOS 81, victor,
4Ia. faS.3A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

u. Hope has fiic,l suit for di,orrc
from Edward W. Hope on the ground
81 urscrtlon End n~uu-supputt
The city commissioners last night
continued their reading OF the new
ely building ordinance. The ordi-
nance iH lengthy and covers every type
90 building, classifying each type and
prescribing rules Tor each As soon ~
the cumiuiss uuvr3 complete the FIRST
reading OF the ordinance. contractors
aud engineers viii be- invited to at
tend the meetings and advise tho
commission ON various points. Sew
oral meetings viii be- necessary tu
complete the nrst reading
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
Produce

CHICAGO. Ju'y . Buttrr uu.
changed
Eggs unchanged rcc,iptr, 1.-ll
Dalts.
Poultry alive. unchanged
ruta'YDT I'D,iptt "a ears. market
finn. Virginia lTI.h ,ubhlyrs Si1su
$50 barrel, Nurtuiks, 4a.suHa .1l
barrel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

Pour dollars. fun wagon load, fac
tory wood; limited amount. lain
Cual Co., phone o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09
Livestock

KANSAS CITY Iuly o CJttl, roe
co.Its. zoos iuI Wpck Beef rrcrs
mu.tiv STEADY to 20 cents higher
common Kinds steady To % cents
lower. ycuriinps and better grade.
light atcors. Z 70 90 cents higher
Gamers, she stock. bulls and ttuck
covs and hcifcrs steady calves 30 Go
90 cents higher stuDk'rs aud fc,durs
strong TO DO coats higher, stock calves
week.
Hogs receipts. 900. mostly % Co 10
cents higher than yesterdays aver
age lights aud medium weight To-
packers without fuTtlU- so. goo
81, 'OGgJ5.
sheep receipts none. For week
sheep mostly % cents higher. lambs.
5000 cents higher.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

DENVER. July Cattle receipts
roo; market stroug beef Htcpr.
So 90 M7 70 COWS rna heif,rs. 50 Cd
t.' ealves, 81 90 % $3.50. stockefs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

Th, lard used boz ih, United state
loo o year would 600 % pail Zaa feet
BOO diameter and $3.50 t,rt deep.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09

CHICAGO. July o. Cattl, receipts
500. COMPARED with week ago Good
and choice hrtty steers steady
others and yoarllngF 10 to 20 cents
higher spots ~ 5.orr. butcher she
stock mostly so 10 40 cents higher.
better grades up most Gamer and
cutters 25n 90 cents higher. huIis
Zoe tu 81 higher. veal oalyrr. 81 Go
if.-a higher fiHHkpfs 20 cents high
60, feeders Gun unchanged
30 tu 10 cents higher than H@ust,r.
daN o. average. Huud clearance top
50 Hu, hulk better grades. SH.sun
900. hulk packing sows. S. 70, 20
$50. pigs STEADY.
Snctu u@rcri1t.. 5000. receipt.
praltio.lN al direct tu packers ,nlu-
pared with Week ago lambs and
lcarlinEs. 90 cents tu Sl.a higher.
Uuiuret sheep mo.ts 90 cents high
o. fce"ers "a hanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-09


WORTH
wIruE
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26
Neps Campaign Is Under Way
List of Beautiful Prizes is Still
Causing Considerable Comment

* as.4 u
happy Winpers presents ofthese fand.
some prizes on thee losing sfighh.
Most any 'onetwuuld be glad 10 own
one Of the prizes thar we have 20
award especially the yelie OF the
Ford II you have been wanting one
of these ears. enter the campaign now
and the News will give YOU one free
for just little spare time spent in
our behalf.
Scores of people are coming to the
News Office and saying that they are
in love with the prizes. and want TO
enter and win. any one can compete.
so wake up. Miss Public. and don't
time slip by you unheeded All you
have to do to be returned a winner ia
this most stupendous campaign IS to
enter your name and receive the
necessary receipt books and then
start right out after votes.
New nominations are still coming
in and viii be doing so for the next
week. don't think that you have lost
your chance. but enter now. as any
one going in for the next few days
will stand wonderful chance at any
of the prizes. The ones that enter
during the first part Of the campaign,
will be the ones that will reap the
harvest in subscriptions that mean
votes SO that stands for-ENTER
| NOW-and be the one that reaps the
harvest Some time soon Ne will pub
! fish list Of the ladies that have
voiced their intentions of entering and
/ trying for the prizes. watch for this
list and you can see just who is in
! the race.
Not Too Late to Enter
| II Is not too late to enter now aud
win. in fact. NOW Is THE TINE To
/ ENTER so ii YOU desire to own q
/ beautiful prize such as we are giving
out see to il that your nomination IS
in this Office ct once. so that Won can
get receipt books TO start 70 work. col
/ lecting votes. All that is necessary for
one. to do to enter Is to call the Cam
/ iaign Manager at the Newe office and
tell him that Won are interested in
the campaign and he will at once
come right our to your house and ex-
plain everything to YOU and give YOU
all that is needed to start to work.
BE progressive and win yourself a car.
ENTER NOW
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26

y sIRcTlifT COURT. SEVENTH Jf5DI-
CIAf. CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR Volt
slA COUNTY FLORIDA. IN CHAN
gerry.
Frank 7: Peck.
Complainant
Th.. heirs al law Of KATE W. SUMTER.
nee Rees. the dcNIsoes under the last Will
of Kate VI sumter. nee kees, deceased.
ana all unknown persons Soeyer claim
/ ht-reuk az interest thereis. under said
attee4sed Or o1ller sisa m he fFrnfisfs:
ard he heirs AZ iaw Of WILL HiGBfsfs;
tie d.s1Sees under the last will OF wiz
i5igis.se. deceased. and all unknown per
so3is soeeef claiming the premises IN
q ~ stio0. ee an.' part thereof. % I.EeFtsst
the-e,r under said deeeased o. oahef-
wise ii iIic prs nises. .ail ths hens Al
la4s ~ isf.;fsf.tc the dc tsses sIissf
IT,. !; = sia 81 Higbee. sisest-a J. and
all unknown persons soever claiming the
or interest therein. under said deceased
or otherwise in the premises. and JAMES
CLIFFORD MEARs, and MABEL Mi1lARs
LOWELL
TO the heirs At Iaw OF Kate W Sumter,
nee Rees; the deVisees under The last
viii of Kate ". Sumter. nee Rses. de-
ceased, and all unknoHn persons soeNer
claiming tlte premises in question. OF any
mart thereof or interest therein. under
said deceased o. otherwise in the prem
iScS, ana tne neiiS az law 81 VIII iilS :
bee the devisees under the last will Of
VIII Higbee. deceased. and all unknown
persons socver claiming the premises IN
Question or amy part thereof, or interest
therein under said deceased Or otherwise
ia the premises. ard the heirs oG 49,. Hig-
bee the devisees under the last Will Of
So Ehcbee, deceased. and all unknown
persons soeNer claiming the premises in
question, Or any part thereof, or interest
therein, under said decea sed or other
use la the premises which premises are
described As those certain lots. tracts,
pieces, parcels 81 land situate, lying and
being ii Tie city Of Dayiona, COUNT of
VoluSia and state Of Florida. more par
ticuinrlv known. designated ana described
las follow <. tc-Wit.
Lot three. and West onc-haG Of Lot
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26

i.
tpo. and south as.s. Il. 4
OF Lot two. go fS..t
lying eoufl, 81 >-<ss-.'
the East t.ss- ~ a.
twD. exfensis..I II =: s.
Stxfy asseoTs5sn~ - -
tosla ~ a-exs,s,s44
fsgerk 81 ~. -!
xse,i,sefa f.e.,,,s go -
III tha tsrenk a 49,.
.,.l,.tfs 49,
- ~ ~ ~ - e
half 81 ia 49, 49,
oa. Elas..: siTsx ".
Der llap If r..es....s
Clerk of the f,ile.1iIs 60
and St.tss ~ NJ, f...2Ssz
ys,,i AMI ssss -
at5ired 10 aus...., +, ~
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26

G D Huron investment banker Of
Cincinnati o. arl>ved last night to
Join Mrs Huron. who has been visit
ing Tor several DAYS With her mother
Mrs. a 6. Rsaner NJ 100 Magnolia
Ave. AIRS. Huron came BIZ way OF
Washington whore she visited friends
before coming to the sunny south
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26

NOW is THE TIME TO HAVE THAT
JOB DONE-We employ snappy,
courteous white help only Trim
and clean the moss from your trees
Stop that leak and paint your roof
Fix your chimney Any kind Of Il
job welcome A card or phone IFS
and we viii come Do it now; don't
wait Phoenix Roofing Co. 40
Cypress ST., City. p2-22-7t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26
MANY LADIES NAVE DECIDED TO
ENTE AND. y TRY FOR THE
CLASSROOM FOR MORE LIVE
WIZ S-ENTER NOW.

Have you subscribed 10 the Daily
News? II Is the question that Is being
asked of every enc in this city and
the surrounding territory Everywhere
folks are being asked if they have re-
subscribed 20 Daytonas leading pa
per fhe campaign is getting under
Way nicely. as there have been many
Young ladies' who have voiced their
intentions OF entering and trying for
the cars. that are 10 be awarded as
the grand prizes. Although none have
so far really started to work in earn.
est. the next few days we expect to
see dozens IN the tield hard after
votes There il no question abont il
but that the people that have the pep
and energy in this city are the ones
that have realized the possibilities of
the Salesmanship Club Campaign and
intend Ia lose no time about getting
started after votes.
How Can We Afford II?
Expressions Of surprise al the tre-
mendou5 value of the prize list is still
being heard from all sides. also the
easy method by which the prizes may
be had is attracting much attention
from the more settled folks of this
vicinity. u don't see just how you can
afford to give away this valuable list
Of prizes" is the repeated question by
many people. To this always comes
the same answer; We don't expect to
make "a bargal OF money out of the
Club Campaign: all we want TO do is
TO place the News. into every home
in the trade section Of Daytona. and
by doing that we can give the readers
q bigger and better paper than they
are IN the habit of receiving, we strive
to make the News the undoubted lead
ed in newspapers of this section OF
the state. and in this method We make
our FIRST step. As for the giving away
of these beautiful prizes TO the ones
getting the best results out OF their
work, we decided to use this way
rather than the old-time method OF
employing solicitors on salary plan
share mp is our motto and that is
What we are doing when we make the
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 3 Owing

OPPORTUNITY - Owing
TO the increase in our wholesale
dept. we are forced to sell our re-
tail market on Beach street. Fix
lures TO go at half price and stock
at invoice. 4 chance for someone
to take over paying business at
fraction of the actual value Of
same. Inquire at 304 SO. Beach st.
Zuber & Parker. scopes 81
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26

FOR SALE-l921 Ford. five-passenger
winter sedan. In first class condi-
ton. win sell cheap il sold at once
Albangh 4 Dechant, Port Orange
p2-25,3t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-26

SHORE PROPERTY FOR SALE r
While wintering in Florida. why not
think of buying a nice shore house
Tor summer on Long Island Sound.
Attractive bargains. Wallace h.
Clark, Real Estate. New Haven,
Conn. d2-21-7t