The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-01
CHARMING ENGLISH
FAMIL Y RETURNINCl
ACROSS THE SEAS

Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Forgie with
their three daughters. Misses Gladys
Marjorie ard Edna of Newcastle on
the Tyne, England, NEST refined and
charming people. who have been
spending most of the winter at the
Seaside inn. started Monday after
noon on their nouewarI trip. They
will stop in New York for about 4
week. where Mr. Forgic. who Is all
extensive importer, has large business
interest
Mr.. Forgie has had much to dc
With public affairs in his country and
has been in personal touch with all
the famous Englishmen of this gener-
alton. He knew John Morley and Jo-
seph Cham terlafn well and also such
authors as Bernard Shaw AMI w Y.
Wells whom he has known for years
''In my opinion said Mr. Forgie to
the News just before he took the bus
FOR his train. this Is the finest win
ter resort in this country. and I make
no reservations or exceptions.
think J have visited all of the prin-
cipal ones. both on the Atlantic and
Pacific, and have found none TO suit
mvself and family rs we'll as this.
Here ii IS neither too hot or too cold
Just a happy medium, and this beach
Is Incompatible
Personally | don't think there is
ANY real foundation for this talk o.
which | hear so much over here.
about war between Japan and the
United States Ono thing I am very
certain of and that is that in case
there should be. England would not
stand with Japan. In fact, | think
England fhiuks more of the United
States than the United States does
% England This, | think, is because
England has always regarded this
country as an offshoot of Great Brit
ain. and really part of it with a
community OF interests, and speaking
tho same language On the other
hand the United States is constituted
If people from every cline and many
Of them are from countries not friend
IL TO England Personally | look upon
the Unit "a States as the most Ampor-
fant and NEST influential nation in the
world, in spite OF the fact that | love
MY own country and people as truly
as a man can However, | try to
keep my eyes open and am ready to
acknowledge what ! see. Some days
ago | noticed an interview in the
News IN which Commissioner Erick-
son Of Albania intInated that the TACT
that Englishmen cheered the ia psnese
tennis players in preference 10 the
Americans was an evidence OF their
preference. This | believe TO be .
mistake. Englishmen like to encour-
age the under dog" in any contest.
and as this country has long had
worlds experts in tennis. AMI as the
iananesa are beginners. our people
simply wanted to make the weaker
side feel good. -
Mr.fGorgie is most enthusiastically
in favor OF some kind of national
eague that will prevent war and main.
tain peace. Regarding this he said:
II am convinced that If the British
Isles and the United States could
agree upon an alliance of this kline
that there would he no more world
wars and that all wars of great con
sequence would never again come to
torment civilization. Certainly every
thing should be done that can he to
discourage all this indescribable bru'
talitv.'
/ Ii is 70 be hoped AIR. ForSie and
his cstiaable family viii soon return
Ito Tho Beach. They made innumer
ahIe friends while here.