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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-17

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-17
international News Service.

international News service)
PREMIERS' CONFERENCE JAN. 25
PARIS. Jan. i7.--Promicrs Lloyd
Georgs and BRAND will meet for
conference on German dlssrm-
ament and other matters Jan. rs.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-17
BRAND COMPLETES
FORMATION OF HIS
CABINET, APPROVAL

trti1e BRAND
a1oei today - be
1 u a French Chamber for
ur4 t4u8foN BRAND IS ia
etH President Mgllerand
Us desire o avoid crushing Ger
entirely Should the Chamber
refuse to aerDFe the BRAND cabinet
a believed Mijieraud would have
t apyoint former President Poincare
premier PMneare demands the
enforcement 81 tae Versatile treaty
b} military power II necessary
Ai tae poultry In she United states
ora fanre tnaT al aHii9n Ia
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-17

- e1@stt y - y ~ WI /
bod News--2 Kinds.
~ ARTHUR BRISBANE -
xs comes from Paris very sad
4rica has lost prestige in Euro
eyes
z. indeed. and when the sailor
the ship begins to sober up.
tie remainder OF his .,ban K roll"
lis pocket and starts to walk out
he door. he loses prestige" in the
Of the resort owner. If this ma
would start. under proper leader
another ma maguificent squandering
mch. open wide It's pocketbook
say to Europe: Wont you please
bpt a few more billionss. all our
stige would come back.
Supreme Court justice. finding
women in his grand jury. warns
m solmenly that they must keep
TRANSACTIONS secret. ''This may be
hardship upon the women the
|ge remarked.
lot moro than. upon men. Every
Orter can tell the learned Judge
simple 1t is to get everything
Il happened from legislators meet
| In secret session. And informa-
4 from masculine grand jurors is
unheard of.
fhe theory that women, cannot keep
tecret is as old and foolish as the
&Dry that a basilisk could kill with
+O0k OF his eye, or that rubbing It
h garlic would increase the
ength OF magnet. Women had TO
|rn to keep secrets TO protect their
)ldren and themselves from the
ttality of primitive husbands. 1t
tiid surprise some gentlemen TO
pw that secrets are locked up per-
|nchtly i'll the lady Dabbling beside
em.
What is money! How much Is too
1ch? What would be REAL "infia-
[n?" You read that England is on
paper. not gold basis. because she
|s no. enough gold to take care OF
b notes she Ia printing. You are
III that Germany Is ruined and must
hy ruined because she has been
1nting billions OF paper marks.
Hero are facts about the amount Of
bney in the United States actually
circulation. The increase during
4 last year was $3.34 for each per
b. The total amounts to exactly
|9.12 per capita
ln other words, ii all the money in
|e United States were evenly diyid-
!. every man. woman and child
puld have s53.12. You can, see that
HAT is not imitation.
I~Sound bankers" would call you q
Aanciai anarchist II you advised
Uniting more money in this country
ID Using It TO pay government debts
stead Of putting out government
IND ~ " pei tSHt+s ~ ttAt rdthC Ntthh
the government did issue two OF
Tree more billions OF currency thus,
Inks would take It quickly enough
MOVING THAT IT is GOOD.
In slave days sound black mai
as worth at least one thousand dol
lrs. You could get that for him il
ash. The cash available in the Unit
] States for every man, woman am
hid Is about per cent of the casl
alue OF an average black slave
II we had a circulation OF thou
and dollars for every full grown MAJ
nj woman, that really wouldn't b
It would be like mortgag,
( hundred dollars on house WORT
We hundred dollars Initiating mope.
leans trouble. for II unbalances con
itions and puts up prices. But
oesn't necessarily mean hopeles
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

A prominent New York banker has author
ized me to offer for sale one of the show
places on the wonderful North Shore of
Long Island; 1k acres OF land beautifully
Handicapped by clicks" ut great expense to
brick construction; q two garage with
chauffeur's apartment above, also of brick
and in keeping In design with the home:
decorated at limitless cost by one Of the
leading New York interior decorators, who
was Instructed to select the furniture and
furnishings for the home regardless of cost
for the luxury and comfort of the owner,
who now finds that business will require
him to spend an indefinite period in foreign
countries, hence this offering; the property
Is offered completely furnished as II stands,
including station wagon. For permit
10 inspect call or address FITCH III. MED
BURY, I69 Fifth av. Tel. 47S6 Murray Hill.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

BEAUTIFUL ALL YEAR HOMES.
Come ont early to-day and let me shoto you
BaIdioin IN one OF my cars.
Fine room bungalow, brand new; all
year round home; price. ........ $4,000
ments. price. .................... 3,4Oo
Charming room bungalow, practically
new; sun parlor, open fireplace,
steam heat, electricity, gas; select
section; immediate possession; $1,000
cash: price. ................. ........... 1000
Modern room cottage, large plot;
$1,000; price. ........................ $500
Five room cottage. large plot.
depot; cash 81 900; price. ......... 5000
Magnificent new room bungalow;
every modern Improvement; sun par
lor, Sc; fine section. price. ........ $500
Attractive room cottage; select sec
large plot; near depot; price ...... 1900
Gentlcman's all year round home; mag
nificent room house; every modern
Improvement: hot water heat; car
garage; ! acre of ground; $1,000
worth Of shrubbery and fruits; IL
minutes from depot; price. 10, 500
Stunning IL room Colonial home, on
corner; 2 baths; every modern Inn
provement; open fireplace; garage
hardwood trim: select section; con
venient to boating, bathing. fishing
convenient commuting reasonable
cash; price. e........................ $500
PROPERTY LISTED ABOVE GUARANTEED
TO BE AS ADVERTISED.
LUERSSEN
AT BALDWIN,, L. l., STATION
a1
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

! am offering n charming small estate ~
3M acres, hest part North shore, Long
Island; house constructed Of cream coloTed
brick; Italian In design, containing ~ beau
tifully planned. spacious roomsi garage for
ears; grounds artistically handicapped with
beautiful sunken gardens. costly shrubs
flowers, plants and nicely studded with
stately trees: golf. bathing. boating and
fishing are all there, as well as all kinds ~
field sports. For permit call or write fIIt W
". MEDBURY, 489 9th av. Telephone 4iSd
Murray Hill,
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
HUNTINGTON. Ii.

Desirable summer or year round country
home. one hour out select location. high
ground, corner plot Is acre. abundance OF
fruit. berries and large shade trees; eight
room house, modern Improvements. VIII sac
rlfice at 10000 Cash $1,000.
CHAS. r.. SAMMTS, JR.
T.. l. Telephone Huntington 435
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
TtX TVFYpT.

An advertisement n thc Lost ard
Found columns of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility OF
recovering your lost property
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
FRANK P. AXTELL

WOULD you be interested in purchasing
from so to 200 acres of land. best part of
the wonderful North Shore, Long Island.
fronting the best bathing beach on Long
Island? One Of the most magnificent buiId-
ing sites to be found anywhere, command
ing views over land and water far as the
eye can see; very rare opportunity for
one wanting superior location where
nature has done everything for natural
setting for n gentlemans country seat or
estate. Address FITCH III. MEDBURY, 469
Fifth av.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
A REAL COZY HOME

tile bath and laundry latest improvements,
hot water heat. beautiful decorations and
electric fixtures, parlor, screens and
awnings for porch and windows. Nice plot,
lawn. shrubbery and fruit, cement walks and
driveway. car garage and chicken house.
Phone mornings between and 10, 1901
Freeport
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
A BARGAIN FOR SOMEONE

Estate of Is acres In the hills at Hunting
ton. Bungalow of 8 rooms, baths fire
places and hot water heating plant: garage,
stable and poultry buildings; extensive fruit
orchards. ornamental shrubs, pond, sunken
garden. excellent land and water views.
VIII be sacrificed for $25. 900 on reasonable
terms, with house furnishings and equip
ment. For further particulars apply to
THEODORE S. HALL, AZ w. Bath ST., N. II.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
Fioridn-Saie or Rent.
Maryland--SnIe or Rent.

I an, offering u most beautiful cottage gor-
gcousIy furnished, complete In every detail.
about 4 acres Of land, adjacent to Deer
Park Hotel nt Deer Park, Md, 5000 feet
altitude; II interested In this property I
tniis and permit to inspect. FITCH II.
MEDBURY, 400 Fifth nv. Telephone 1888
Murray Hill.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
yirrin,a--sale or Rent.
VIRGINIA COUNTRY ESTATE.

Delightfully."- located Colonial country estate
comprising 800 acres of highly developed
soil; benutifu old Colonial brick mansion,
modern appointments, wonderful view en-
tire complement well arranged estate
buildings: few moments drive attractive city
and social centre; macadam roads, this Is a
developed paying agricultural property,
strictly Colonial home and In our opinion
one Of the best values In the South; price
represents less than value Of buildings
$4,000 and liberal terms may be arranged !;
INNER. Country Department, Richmond.
n
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
ARTISTS VILLA

Year round home; ~ minutes from Penn.
rtueco over tile: II rooms. Grecian erchi-
lecture; garage; wooded. hilly section tre-
strirtedl hardwood finish, parquet floors,
ai,aeed and screened porches; open air
sieeping: hot water heating; every modern
convenience Phone Columbus 1881. sunday,
,.l,o,n Flushing f1S4-W.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
FOR SALE OR RENT

Large country house with ~ acres Of land
at East Amityvlile. Long Island, for sale or
rent cheap. Good train service. One hour
run. STRONG, 202 Church street. NJ X.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10

Private estate. acres, surrounded by
foot walls and iron gates; charmnRly
screened by pines and cedars. Fireproof
residence. wings, red tile roofs, mas
ter's rooms, 5 servants rooms, salon, so
feet; most perfect architectural gem on
Long Island; secluded, completely fur
nlshed. ready for occupancy. Paradise
for bachelor. Price $685. Could not
be duplicated for 500. 900. CLIFFORD
VAN sCHURMAN, so East 42d ST., N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
Long IsIand-sale or Rent.
BELLPORT SHORE FRONTS

BELLPORT SHORE FRONTS
Adjoining Golf Club.
New bungalow, just finished and furnished;
s rooms. bath, large living room. 3 bed
acre. Handicapped; splendid bay view; shore
rights, worth 81, 900, but make any foolish
bid, will try accept: easy terms.
New house, Just finished and furnished:
brass beds worth 500 each; beamed ceiling.
magnificent fixtures; large grounds, land
scaped bedrooms, baths: 20 miles bay
view; worth $15. 900. but never mind. any old
price buys II: easy terms; Christians.
FRANK p. AXTELL
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.
BALDWIN, L. |.

Long Island-Sale or Rent.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.

Long IsIand-Sale or Rent.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
REST HOMES IN JAMAICA

GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN
Tax Exempt
owner sacrifices house, large plot; wide
Boulevard; fine surroundings, near station:
half hour Manhattan; steam heat; electric
~. artistic decorations; fireplace, tiled
baths and kitchens, par0uefrg garage space.
al 900 cash, $50 monthly.
PHONE HOLLIS 6515
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough of Queens--sale or Rent.
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
Bargains to Settle Estate

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.,
Hen1pstead Road, Hempstcadg ~. ~.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-04-07
il. AND Personal.

John and Bip Doles spent
i1raay In Shreveport.
q sad Mrs. a. M. Wyche, Of
a si,ent the past weekend With
caldwell.
Gardner. of Hosston. spent
nys Of the past week here With
Hnd relatives.
liam and James Thompson, OF
returned home sunday after
ASffer having spent several days
E|S1kfon Fenet.
Il g. Kendrick and daughter.
KiitIa left Sunday morning for
where they will spend sew
II sisit.ng relatives.
and Mrs. Roscoe Norris, Of
IL SCENT several days Of the
here as guests of their par-
lid Mrs. b. D. Norris.
Il Hardcastle was on our
M Ffiday shaking hands with
afss having been operated on
4 ie3lds at d Shreveport saI,i-
lays ago.
plnster's Convention, 8 sue
ia here several weeks ago
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-04-07

ateii MonfIay April iii.

Dated Mondey April 4tll
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1frs q n Iernay Of Sareptss Mefe
lIr 6:iy.; III, of Sprinshill. sislfel
M Eutlsr Lanay of ~:
M. nd Nh IN Hyn,er. 81 TayIor
An Visited ~. ~ 81 Giles
81. III Gstls n,slle i hip q 90
Nh. Ghjif .essny silited MI M
Mn 81 81
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
9TH WARD SLATE FOR ..
 CITY MEETING BOARD
Twenty four Candidates Are Picked But Female Voters Are Not Given
 Place on List

A complete slate of 24 candidates to be presented for ratification to the fifth ward electors Friday when d special naming a city meeting board, was pre- pared last night at fifth ward caucus. Both parties are generously represented on the list of candidates, but strangely, there is not even one place allotted to the female voters in the ward.
 The slate turned over to Mayor Orson F. Curtis this morning by Alderman Peter PajewSki is as follows:
 Candidates for three years: James Desmond, I<lemens kalkowsIli, Stanley Symolon, Martin J. Kelly, Anton Ciescznski, Theodore Dudjack, John Mclnerney, Peter McCrann
 Candidates for two years: Joseph kloslowski, J. F. Sullivan, John Skri- tuslly. J. NJ. Holleran, K. Blogoslowsk, Robert Grace, Peter Perokas, Patrick w. Smith.
 Candidates for one year: Leo Boj- nowski, M. Papciak, William Sikora, M Zalenski. Karl Werner, August Ander- son. John l.. kallbcrg, Emil Kahl.
 The first ward will hold caucus this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Rockwell lschool and the fourth ward electors will meet tomorrow evening at the Grammar school.
 John A. Boyle of 40 Greenwood street, has come forward as a candi- date in the first ward. In the second ward formal entry has been made by eX-Mayor George A. Quigley and former Alderman A. F. Spencer.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
BARTENDER IS FINED FOR EJECTING PATRON
Zdonik Made Threat to Shoot Sergeant Bill''
 and Officer Feeney.

John Zdonik was fined $15 and costs for assaulting Joseph Borak, as a result of statements made yesterday when Borak was tried for drunkenness, and which were reiterated this morning by the complainant Judge George w. Klett was on the bench and Prosecut- ing Attorney Albert A. Greenberg handled the. states case Lawyer William NJ. Greenstein represented the accused. -~ ~<l D.
 Borak testified that he went into Zdonlk $ SSQaa street saloon last Mon- dAS, pUfeH7ksns two whiskies with friend The bartender wanted a drink bought for third party but Borak re- fused. The clerk was angered, he said, and picked up rubber hose, striking the complainant on the head and chest. Bruises were shown in court this morn ing to support the assault charge.
 Michael Gubick saw the assault, he testified. He also testified that the bar tender was selling whskey over the bar and made a threat that he would shoot Sergeant Bil' Hart) and Feeney, if they tried to raid his place of business.
 The accused said he sells nothing but near beer, cigars and cigarettes The complainant came into the place and after refusing to pay for drinks served. became so abusive that he was elected, he said.
 Judge Klett warned that Zdonik had no right to put the man out of the place. using force. He advised that the services of a policeman be secured for his own protection.
 Frank Jester, aged r, was arrested by Special Policeman Thomas Stanton at Walnut Hill park yesterday after noon for driving without license. Judgment was suspended.
 AIideo Alaya was ordered to pay his personal tax. He was arrested on a warrant issued at the request of Per sOnal Tax Collector J. Willie Mills.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
X-RAY PHOTOGRAPH
 DISCLOSES BULLET Miss Parsons Condition Ex- plained-State Police
 Still Seek Burgess.

winsted. Conn, June 15.-An &- Ray photograph of the neck of Miss Mary Parsons. sister of Joseph Par sons who was murdered in his home last week, shows that there is a bull let lodged on the right side on a di- rect line and back of the jaw. Miss Parsons was brought to the Litch- field county hospital yesterday and her fever indicated to the doctors that the wound in her mouth was not healing. It was surmlsed that the bullet which broke out two teeth and fractured her jaw might still be embedded. At first ,t was thought the bullet had passed out of the right side of her mouh.
 The photograph was made and an examination of 1t showed the leaden missile. No effort will be made to re- move it at present. Miss Parsons had a good nights sleep and was better today
 The finding of this bullet accounts for four Two were Parsons brain, ono on the floor in his bedroom and this one. Miss Parsons said she had heard four shots fired.
 Coroner Herman said today that the crime was ass mysterious as ever. He has not yet set a date for the in quest. So far as known here the of flcers at work at Norfolk have made no progress since yesterday. That town was startled last night by re- port of another violent death. The body of Adolph Parry, 70. living in West Road near the golf links, was found in his home. Medical Examin- CT I. l.. Hamant decided that death was due to heart trouble.
 search is continuing for Arthur Burgess, a farmland. who had been engaged by Joseph Parsons of South Norfolk. who was murdered last week, and who was seen on the road going towards the Parsons home the day before. Captain Hurley and other officers left this afternoon in a ma chine going in an easterly direction. It Is understood that they had got trace of Burgess in eastern Connec- ticut.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
MEXICAN OIL LANDS
 RICH IN PETROLEUM
Development Will Be Going on 1 80 Years Hence, Report Shows
BILLIONS HELD IN RESERVE
.5OO ,0OO Barrels Is Part of That Gov
 ernment's Asset-fi5 New Wells Are ,Bcing Opened Up at Present Time.

New York, Juno 15.-Development Ind production of oil in Mexico will be koins on 90 years hence. said E. l.. poheny. president of the Mexican Pc rolcum Co. in commenting today on |ho report made public at Washington |r.A Arday by Chairman Porter of the |d@ foreign affairs committs which |Ilettd that production in Mexican OH |euaa was declining.
 Mr. Doheny said that this report. Ihich was made by J. A. Phelan, a hippinE boad expert, to Rear Admiral |cnaon, former chairman of the board, Twas made as tho result of a cursory |ip through the oil fields many months Eo."
 Many New Fields. "Since his short visit to the fields |I5. wells have been drilled and are in kokress of drilling." MT. Doheny con- hucd. Many of them are completed hd it Is a we'll known fact that wells
 Totcco and Nunez Chapapote open n new territory more than three nes the 40 square miles which is the bly territoty alluded to in the reports
 khis mornings newspapers and which r. phclan reported as largely eN-
 usted.''
 kThe estimate of the interior depart pnt us to oil reserves of Mexico was
 roneously printed in New York pa
 rs. The correct figures are 4,ooo,- p ,laO barrels and these were printed
 throughout the country but an
 -of In printing machine transmission
 New York city papers reduced the
 ,,Fcs to ,5oO ,oOo barrels.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
LABOR ON DISARMAMENT
|nyer Convention Preparing Resoiu- lion Respectfully Requesting Govern
 krnt to Observe Such a Program.

benver. Colo. Juno 15.-President |rdinx and congress are urged to lead way in bringing about world dls- |annhrnt' fn a resolution presented t f to the 41st annual convention of He |sican Fed~ration of Labor. rhey arc requested to call confer |s of the powers of the world with hope and in the behalf that through |h conference the billions now being Iend4 in naval armaments may be ed to the taxpayers of the several |ntsie..''
 Lish sympathizers today replied to warming sounded yesterdaylby J. H. Smas, British labor leader that or Sn~sd labor of America could not
 ae Irish question by introducing
 bns demanding action on the ! of the committee supporting the 'h republic.
 |liling to get recognition in the reso- bn drafted by the committee ap- ted by a mass meeting of Irish Ipathlzers, representatives of the
 republic presented two resolutions
 anding boycott of English made
 and concerns in this country by
 bFican workers.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
POLICE CAN SEIZE
 STILL IS OPINION
Judge Warner Says Minion of the Law Has Right to Confiscatc Beverage
 Maker in Homes.

Middletown, Conn. June 15.-An opinion was given by Judge s. Harris Warner today that policeman has tho right to seize a still and the liquor with it when he goes into a place in performance of his duty even though he has no search warrant. The case on trial was that of a man living in the Lighthouse. a building in Center street formerly used as a cheese fac tory. Tho man was fined $2O0 and costs and his counsel took an appeal. The man was re-arrested by Deputy U. S. Marshal Griffin to be taken be- fore Commis sioner Cor oett at Hart ford. The officer went to the place on notice that it was a fire and discover ed a still in operation.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-15
KILLOUGH- ROBINSON
Local Girl to Marry New Jersey

Local Girl to Marry New Jersey
 at Home on Harrison Street
 Evening. -..
 The wedding of Miss Mildred .inson, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. -Robinson of '54 Harrison stree Wilson John Killough. of Eliza N. J., will be performed at the of the bride at 7:3oi o'clock this ming. Rev. Henry w. Maier, p of the First Congregational ch| will perform the ceremony. couple will be attended by Mrs. l ard s. Parsons, as matron of Il and Walton hil1ough, brother oi groom, as best man. Miss Ellis of Evanston. III c1assmate the bride at Rogers hall, will as bridesmaid and Gordon J. inson, brother of the bride, will usher. s' >-
 The Robinson home will be ( rated with mountain laurel and ted flowers. A reception will held at the Shuttle Meadow club lowing the ceremony. Wards or, tra of New Haven will furnish r for dancing. . .e