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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

Miss. r +. Donovan arrived Friday
afternoon from Pittsburg. Pa. AMI is
The guest Of Mr. AMI Mrs. X l.. keat-
ing At 3ls North R;dgewoosl avenue
for the balance Of the season.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

Mr. and Mrs NJ A Cranner who
have been spending the season On
Ivy lane. left today for Jacksnrv lie
for few DAYS visit. after which they
will sail aboard the clyde line for
New York City where they viii visit
friends before going 10 their huiae IN
Ulster. Pa
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

Eastern Star card party Monday
night at o'clock at the Masonic Hall.
Public cordially invited Admission p
cents. 334-2-ls Ii
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

Miss Julia keepe who has been
spending the season at the Prosper I
hotel on South Ridgewood avenue lett
this morning for her home IN uoosick
Falls. ~ v
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

Mrs. J. y. Pidcock and daughter
Miss Belle Pid.ock who have spent
the season at the Orange Villa are
leaving soon for a three weeks trip
tn Miami and Havana. Cuba expect
ing to return here for the balance OF
the season
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

Mr.. and Mis-. John W. tras:er. of
Bedford. Mass. after spending a week
In spaytonA. guests Of the Orange vi
II. left Friday afternoon for West
Palm Beach from where they Will go
to - iaq,i then 90 across To TT. MyeYs
where they will visit friends before
returning TO THEN northern home
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

r. y. Green left this morning for his
home in Cincinnati. after a vary pleas
snt months stay in Daytona- Mr.
Green has been regular season guest
Of Daytona for the past five winters.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

sTomoka River excursion . \ II
Tuesday: Sunday afternoon excursion
to the lighthouse and Ormond Beach
2:1S p. NJ. Telephone 564. 3333-3 Is Il
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

90 hours Kodak finishing at lie
aa1no's. 100-1-16 Il
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

| Mrs. II. F. Humphreys. who has
been the guest of her sister. Mrs Earl
Long, on Marion street. also the guest
OF Mrs. Oscar Michael or Orange
avenue. left this morning Tor her
home in Ashevilie, n c.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

ADr Charlotte r. Sawyer Osteopath.
90 South Palmetto Ave Phone 7e9
20n-1 SO II
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

n. n. Rove arrived Friday evening
fr0m his home in Madison. and is the
suest Of his cousin, NJ. 6 Rowe and
family On Orange Island Park
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

Mrs. ]. Z. Osteen who has been Wis
itirG relatives in Day tona this week.
Ian Friday afternoon for her home IN
&tf JIM Brtbtwick Photographs /:
M1fch reeoftis. :4urns Music Shop.
.sif 800 2-l6-ti
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

Try our famous fish dinners sun
set Park Inn ,07 = st
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

--latest sheet music aud player
rolls; prices right. Burns Music Shop
3320 > Is ii
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

1.-TWO Very Interesting Address
Ry w. Leon Tucker. III.
First Baptist church Sunday
Leo 4 N
A fleifer on Her iiJuuches
100 T. NJ
will Our Dead Conp Bact p
( -
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18
*CATTANEO'S
Fresh Mushrooms and French rastr
to take home

Funeral services over tie remain
of Walter IL TMic1eil. Mo j Ell ~
his apartment on North Palmetto 49,.
nue. Wednesday morning acre itei
this afternoon at o'clock IN the IN
dertaking parlors OF Bingham < Ma
Icy. Rev w l.. Lewis Of TIE FIRST
Congregational church has ing chsreo
Of the services. The body via it
retained BY Bingham & Aia,ey Go
until spring, when il will be sent 4
his former home IN Worcester. Mass
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

Block :, in al H.
all " cssiitsi Ivy L.
tie a.".se descrt1f
Sonth-f
lou ard each 4 70
aiiireti to appear
pi.sInf filed ss.fs-ln
above entitled cause -
dry 4 ~apr.i. A. n
The Ds :sna nz11
designated az tie u1
this f.,-ss.-r shah h. -
week fs.s zIght ccnn115
Witness ny aauf
~ ! eI-at,si. Solusta o
All. ia Of t-in sare r.
fSeaii No.
cirrk Of IT,
cAPsHNFR SsF
Solicitors for -
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

Eastman Kodak agency ut Leses-
mes. 1pUl1 IF
Mrs. A. f. Williamson. ii Jackson
Y lie. but Formerly of Daytona. VINO
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
G. A. Mathews AT Ill Loomis avenue.
left Friday afternoon for short stay
down the east coast and was accom-
panied by Mrs. j. b. Hinsky.
Excursion to the Inlet. Coronado
Beach and New Smyrna. s:15 a. NJ
Tuesday 81. round trip. Free oyste~
rcast Telephone 554. 1922 ls-ot
The remains of Martin Luther Fen
ton. who d ed very suddenly in the
city Wednesday afternoon. We're pre-
pared for burial by the Baggett Neth
erhy Co. underwriters. and SHIPPED on
the early morning train today 10 his
o,iner nome in jamestown. \. T., ac-
con. panied by his widow and son
Developing printing and enlarg
ing al I-eSesnr'~ loo l-lnt:
sh.ve ything music4l Barns Music
Shop. Oran,e avenue. - Is Il
Mrs +, D. scilv erker Of Columbus.
@. who has been spending the ~ :.
SIN weeks OH the vest coast arrived
in Daytpna this morning ana i
siiend the balance Of tie season here.
AIRS. Schw enker has been regular
season guest OF pay.cEa tor the pas
five winters.
sTwo Very Interest ING Addresses
b ". Leon TUCKER = y
First Baptist church Sand
l,:Go y "
\ Heller on Fer Ftaur1Aes.
$50 + y
Will Our Dead Come Baek2
sa9-2-lS :;
Mrs. c. j. Da;lenune l. n wac
has been doing professional work IL
Dastpna this winter left th $ morn
ing for her former home in Sanfnler
Y lie, 5 c. where size goes To tender
her resignation as community nnrse
and will return here shortly II rssfe
i)ayto1a her permane ut home Mr.
Ballentine Is building contraeto- 1at
VII remain here during the absea.,
oil his wife.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18


Fred NJ thamberlln Who ha. beer
visiting his parents. Mir and Mrs
George y Chambeilin Of rs MAs
noiia avenue. Tor Two weeks With &
week spent at Palm Beach aaa Miami
left this morning for his return sf.9
L. Joliet. III Mrs thaaiheri'l ard
their little daughter Frances Nh -
main here Tor the balance OF the SIS
son
Mime Charlotte 81 d south Is eh
street has been authorized IS feans
I'm SIMON 81 New York its ta Is af
orders Tor them Service Ffee
si s.
*cATTANEO'S
Rogue faTt. Canine INHERIT and parfse-
san Cheese 10 take bone Il
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

skeep in mind the Baptist Church
the church Of the Open Door.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Saalfelt. accom-
pasted by Mr. and Mrs. +. K. Ramer.
all of Omaha. Ne5r., who have been
visiting in Daytons, left Friday after
noon for short stay in Palm Beach
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

TWO Very Interesting Add. sse9
BY " Leon Tucker ID
First Baptist church sun lay
/ 90 \ NJ
"A Heller on Her llaanehe-
100 = NJ
MIL Our Dead Come Eask
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

Eastman Kodak agency ut LeSes-
mes. IDOL 10 II
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

According to u
army is too much =
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

sO'Neill Shop for .Eunofurm Frou
From ruffies and Amplfornes for
slender women IL, : ) II
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

Excursion to the Inlet. Corcnado
Beach and New Smyrna. 9:15 a. NJ.
Tuesday 81 round trip. Free oyste~
rcast Telephone 564 1922 ls-ot
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

~ rirCat Cc.al. Seventh 1895
't Circuit. IN susa fer Ncs4a
S1+nis, cf da--ir Crance.-,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-18

Developing. printing and enlarg
ing al l-sSesnr~ Ito I-1u-t.
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SUIT TO QUIET TITLE

Ri. Jon T. i.A~t M
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Reds Bpy Probation Plan;
My Not Go TO Genon

IoSCOW Feb. . By The Asso-
ciatod prcssl fDclayod) To day.
which originally had beeu soi for the
departure Of the Russian delegates for
The Gonon economic conference, found
goyernmcot c.rc.cs crtrcmcly doubtful
aa to Russian par epaton # ncas
paper rcpoets that Great Britain hss
agreed to plap for put ng Russia ON
probation before recognizing her are
iruo
~ Gc Sos ret could lo,.r ailop horsclf
10 be addressed Ike a. sooer on pro
sation, ava 1ao "fra = Tire nops-
papcr asscrts that if tho Genoa Gather
ing thrs is - Oo stripped toa
meaning thcn "thc .rItl 4 ploaal
can send their terme and receive tAcir
reply to Them by radio. iho "praede
warns tho English capitaliats' that
the opportunities that aro now offered
~ Russio viii net nc again oFcre'.
Deicgatcs from the autonomous re
nublics alrcadg are gathering in t'ar
COW. Eiaht Of the7o republics lrrlld-
ing the Far iastcrn Republic. hrnon1a
and Georgia. have drawn up rrocIana
tions giving Soviet Esla tnea uau.
dates al Genoa
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

conference in Bopiogne ye sferday he
"Figoro' say.
ut vas good day for the Franco
British entente, which was strength
cnod by the meeting of the prenie's
'fe Journal comments: Much rot
able work may be accompl she3 m four
hours when tho ground has been care
fully prepared hv two mop uno meet
in friendly spirit
Pcrtinaz, "L'Pcho DE- Fars says.
"rhe meeting of the Pfemiors gives uf
complete satisfaction concerning tac
Geuoa conference pal 'L'Actjon
With Royaiist icano9s. de-
clarcs "Frne Minister boyd GEORGE
verbally acquiosced 10 Promicc PolH-
care'a suggestions to which he bad
failed 10 rtpIy IN writing
"Ia Gauiois' simply oD-orVes ~
was memorable an1 capita day for
9he lranc1 British eatnnto 'LHa.
mantle with coffmun efic iendcncios.
strikes 'hc ing o diaeordant note
it's declaration: "trenca nli far3sm ard
Britiga commerce arc st'ii arrayea
against each other guarding ahop'
the advantages secured from taer -.
prenacY.'
It is 10 tho moral. rathcr than 70 fat
specific results oG tho roeei1og ri tae
Premiers that both the Temps and
the "Journoi dos Dobats' attach ia
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Drug Store Robbed to
Get Perfume for Girl
sho !''.cd Mary Garden, =
Erusscd-Ip Clerk Hears
Our Thief Yell Another

Three ARMED men hcld np drug
store 1T l125 Second Avenue last nlaIit
and locl,cd Louis Glpckmau. tho clerN.
50 Socurclv insido that policemen had
to chop 'noir way 20 his rcscuo. Thog
Ncd Gluckman with towels. gagged aim
With absorbent cotton and bhndtold"d
hrm with hnndapts.
"W hat kind o} norfumo docg tho girl
like 49, tho trussed-up clerk heard ono
@ the hold up meu ask Before either
of his comparions cou'd answer n pros
pcct,vc customer appeared at the door
and Chuck kmnn7 auNtctN nas roleVod
by his footsteps as he entered the store.
One of the robbers ;ooh tho lutruder
Us tho arm. however. aud gently pro
rcllod him to the door ssYiue
"%orry. Old man but there's death
IN the family and worc iust c'osing
ep.
ihe door closed behind Gluctman s
last hopH snd the robber who had
smut 1t resumed his conversation whcre
hc had stonpcd "lNhat kind Of pcr
fumr did you say thc Nttla woman
li1cd ~ no asked Another voice re
spondcd May Garden
"iIcro'a 50 for II, sad the first
voice. whose owner had walked to
where Gluc1man lay and found s. in
his pocket
They took $50 from tho cash 'cg etcr
and ciampcd a biz padlork oa tae ooor
when they departed Gluckmau man
1Fed 10 loosen nis bonds sufficiently 10
enable HIM to telephone for tno pohce.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
differences in Luudon
Clear Irish Situation,

1to y, sRnes Iaropcan Ba,ooa
fcoYvrisAl isc. Ne~ York Tribune lncn
LONDON. Fcb. 9G Difficulties be
tween tbe British and Irish provisional
gofornmeafs, arising from tho decision
~ tie Ard Fheis sim Fcjn conven-
uou To postpone the Irish general
election for three months. have been
completely ironed OUT in the con
eerences held over the week end at the
Colonial Office L was learned officially
tonight.
Arthur Griffith president OF The Dali
rrcann, and his Free State colleagues
left London for Dublin thie evening
aftor another conference tins afte~-
noon with Winston Spencer Churchill
Chairman of the irish Affairs Commit
tee Of the British Cabinet: Lord Chan
ceilcr Blrkcuread and Austen Cham
eilall, government spokesman In the
House Of Commons
I'm view of the assurances which Crit
fth 1as aolo to give, tho parliamentary
legislation putting the treaty INTO cf-
feet which was held up last week in
London ettef the Ard Fheis decision.
vii oe taken Up again & soon "a pos
sinle. r'opaal neNt Thursday or Fri
day Ghe British Cabinet is satisfied
that the nostponement OF tho election
is not preiudicial TO the treatr. and is
INCLINED to accept Grfiths view that il
VIII strengthen the position Of the
Frcc Statcrs.
he difficulty arising from the word
ng Of TIE treaty bill Will be overcome
by striking out tho clause prescribing
sa immediate election
The evacuation of British troops
which is to be resumed tomorrow. viii
now % ON again uninterruptedly
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Dazcd Dancer Eot7nd in
Park Rcgains Memory
Alic''isi Uses Newspaper Io
Help Polly Carr Remember
X bo She IL

A young woman who was found in
Central Park Saturday night, unable
TO remember her name, vas Identified
asst night IN Bollevuc Hospital as Polly
Carr, q dancer whose home at Is
Wcss l'ftY-6fth Street.
All she could tell about herself wncn
taken to the hoepita Wa that SHE v9s
a dancer Dr. Dohorty, OF Tho psyche
pathic ward. spcot hours irving to re-
call something Of her past 10 hcr and
Nraliy succeeded in having hor picn
thc name Folly out Of newspaper
and tho namc Carr out Of another.
The recollection OF her name brought
with it the knowledge of where she
lived
Illda Christian. hcr room mate and
dancing partner in vaudeville. mean
time had ASKED the police to scnd out
an alarm for Polly Carr and was sent
by them to Bellevue Hospital where
she arrived ABOUT tho time Miss Carr
came to hcrsclf Miss Carr viii have
to remain at tho hopital for several
days, Or. Doherty said
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

Just and fanatical Interpretation Of the
Constitution.
"Wo urge. therefore, that oil cit'-
zcns in every walk Of life demand FROM
thcil Representatives and Senators IN
Washington immediate relief from the
unwarrantcd restriction contained IN
the Nostcad act. and VIC likewise snE
gost TO tho citizenship Of our country
tho wisdom and Instability Of h"al
ing IN mind tho attitude townrd thls
ISSUE Of o0iccbolders and asplrauls to
Office ia coming elections in ord9r that
there may be restored TO tho people tho
MWlnl use Of Wholesome beer aAd light
wines. which, under tho provisions Of
The Eighteenth Amendment. can and
should BE- rigbtfully declared as non
Intoxicating beveragca.'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
E,ai''sSe> Memorial
Funds Raised al
a,nc llipi119sIIonlc
Artists s'rons Chicago Npo7a
Eonapan, and OTHERS An-
pear al Concert: .O0N.-
600 for 'NIudcnls Sought

The second Of a seros Of concerts ~
acc money FOR the Caruso Amcucaa
Memorial Foundation was gwen Ia 4
might at tho Nppodromc Similar
corccr's were given in other cities The
Nmo being regarded as rartcllalv
appropriate bocause To- day The Fort
nath annFersar q fnrieo Caruso's
bwh.
The Ilppodromc concer, WAS e.s-n
under the aosniccs OF Mn caruso o..
VINO shared box with Mas. Oliver
Hartman and other friends. Many
officers of the foundation were prcseHf.
among them John Aspeer4n. chairman
OF the executive CONAN ttee, and Dr
Antonio Stella. who was Camso' F..
physician and is a president o.
the Foundations
Artists from the Chicago Opera <
sociation took part in tho concert.
Among those who sang ol Niaved were
Joseph Scawafz. tlys7cs Lapnag. Pic
cardo Martin. Rronislan finboruan.
Nine. Marguerite DAivare2. Tito Schi0a
and Mmo Gra7iella Fareto. The Cold
man Band piaNco tpr the Grst time In
pubic "Earuso March." written NV
its leader, Edwin Franko Goldman.
During the intermiss,on baskets,
were passod among the audience fo,
contributions. The basket wcre over
flowing with pledges and money waca
they were returned
The intention of tho promoters cf
tho Foundation is TO raise fund Of
s. 100000 IN memory OF Carusc. the
income Of which is to be devoted to
sending talented hut impecunioas stu
dents or music abroad for tho con
tuuaten of their studies Apnl5ca-
tons havc beon received already. IL
vas announced. rom postofilce clers
- Atlanta. and from half dozen East
SIDE students who believe they have
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

rehu-oa r.srseag edito3 Of "ffc
>ew Nork Amsterdam Novs. char
tan of thc moeung roprlwsnded
teeSr who -ei snd expressed fae
on~uior taat they could rot haNe been
mcme,rs of tfc congregation. tine
aaiicrce Wa cemne "a 'ar- a. re-
oos
spirited debate ,artea among
seVor1' persons 'r the aud'crce cecr
5is point Nhcu Joa y Hedges. the
eHcludin~ sae1sar. arose IN sreaA q
.erer oeleestieH of vsat SAID have
GO former members cf the re1o
- Inc1t conwauded hy Colonoi Iitt'e
4ernsa out 81 tne chJfeN and creofcd
ed the stfelt, vheo brought
sevorsi patrol 10 the scene
saen sriNrsr, Who served as
sar air n Tire arg0. d...'g tae v.f
7ae eocause former service men know
lat nso vino did not serve IN t,c army
AZ made large eems ef money at IL
csui. fhe Ver. the wong O. pay.a@
tQass would oot rcctfv The our,aal
wrong Courage. he declared can
nct nc purchased.
tvo former scrvico men spoke fn
Hiormar. state commander of the
Veterans cf Foreign Wars. and sarold
Il.9un'. Of Tire American Legion, v23
eefcsrrted tho Central eN-Ser>lcc
Nc- S BurcaD of tne NrorH.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
holders OF European government honds
already issued.
Si.77O.OO0. COO Paid

holders OF European government bonds
already issued"
Sl.77o,ooo.O0o Paid
Allied loans held here. MIR. Lamont
said ,hat TN total amount Of loans 10
the Allied governments of tu'ope
bought bN American hanks aud hanh
iue house. Was from the outhrcah Of
tac war. on Auguet T. 1871, to January
Of this yoar. aprroNlmstc'F $'.'Sn-
600 600 Cf tnis aggregate iAero have
already ooon paid of apNfoNimai y
ST. 20 O0n coo. leaving lot' than SalN.
oOo 900 optr1anuin1 !ahulatod figures
covering thc-c o.ns rs preraret oN
Nl Lamont follow.
Aae sus
a.n sa.eNe @
oo9ro nro. aofNa
lfaIY 1inuu Ut o'N N
no.sa ~ooooa ea~eo o'no"
qrt,r poaa ooo fsI- ',>.o'o
Of the total the amount ~ 'oane
s.ucd since tho armis1co aggregate
aoauf EGtl.O0oooo. 81 which arpgoN
NotC'y $500 .C0N. 600 was l-sNrn niefe'A
FOR rofuudue purpose. and, 'ne'cforo-
called few no fresh monefs
GanAcrs' Holdings Negligible
'f Ismon ud tna, of tine loans
.ov outstaaa1rc the anount held bt
bankers fhoms soltoa. sbcVu by
sreful canvaes. was neg bic
Banse1s arc merehan ho *
planned. They buy sccnrltics boieYed
hy hem 10 hc sourd aud sc fhem -
ntc tors In tho eamc waN thcpe Cor
c' e. loaNS wcvr distributed among the
Investors ~ the country. who .tiil hold
t1oW With .hc nossib'c oacootion of
he Russian ioa7 of >75o0O.ooo tbel awe.
lN my opinion. good in themselves. ,rro
sDcct're of wha'ever act'an may he
'aA"n err 'hc dcAt question among the
govc1nm, thoMsol ,cs.
'From vhat haVc said Il oueh 10
he manifest. fe# that Dac total
amount of hcsr 'uforcan loans hod
hoie IS ret large. and. second. tAat.
eucA they arc. thoy arc owned a
most eNc'usircly nv tho ram, and tilo of
investors throughout The couu
r,"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
One Of Smallest J ;iio2cs
IN Ecuu'gN EIouoYs Gnrgts0

GENEVA. ONO. fcb 2G This VII
lage, which claims the distinction cf
being ono Of the smallest community
centers IN the United Statcs. to-day
celebrated with impressive ceremonies
(he folty-nnth anniversary Of the
birth of kurico Caruso.
Phonograpb records or the famed
tenor blended with }bc voices o. scv-
entS-tve singers ~ thc community
chorus which Ves directed bv Harrv
Ilarrlson. OF Nov YnN,.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
lcch nund Shin Asks MI

BOSTON, Feb 26. The Norwegian
steamer Sisto, which has heen held in
an ice field oN st. johns, \. T.. sine,
February Is. tonight sont cut a call
Tor assistance. saying that her food
supplles We're exhausted.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

porfanee Tem..
effect pcrhaos '7gs i.e mo.a
nations arc aot ,.ei... siuable .,
1T judicial eo, az
- aaH ffenefa5c ah4f-..4. Fea 70n.
obey it aet ara i'5s..oas. ,ss. ta.
"journe do Debat NJ
lief taat He ~ 'saT '-' 10.
personsl rsistloes - 2..'a q cofaI.I
mon. state
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Europe Paying z
s'is asc Loans
Ia This ,ogl1lls'>
thomas :" Lamont Saws less
si'a''S3l8.0 900. 600 of Sc
curiiics issued 10 IN, est
"r~ Reuain Outstanding
3eils9iTul .t'fn'a; El:~-iaas
Banker Clears AIi,urslcr.
standings Over Financial!
situation: Total MOI '.avgc

Approximately tuo third- ~ ttr se
sroEa'e Of loans issued rQetcll IN the
United states sinte tno slsrl ~ the
8a.'a iait by tire Allied governments
of ferone havo becn retired. leaving
only $SlD67sooo outstanding. T6o a>
y lamont. of J r. Morgan K vs.
'0ds upoa analysis - tao acht rosi-
Son Th- s+aa mont Of tie fact bc
believes. snoc'd serve 10 clcsr ep lhc
r''staken impression created by the
many iraccurate and csnrqerstcd pic
.ares o. tine sit1afiou that havr re-
es"fiv anncsrcd
Many Of the miss .atemonts Iu oecs-
.io7 hsNo been mado in tte course ..
tac Scese 'ors as 20 how The A}icd
raebtcdNess TO tho l'n.ted Stster 20.
ci'sp. ~ should be Nanoic.'" sad Mr.
Lamont IN am inter7 CIV granted before
startine Sou'h for vee1Is vacstion.
Statements as 20 the amount or for-
lgn government Indebtedness held by
America have been as high as 5000.
100000 Il has also becn frequently
dec arod that Anericsn bankers arc
.'rg n.y the cancellation Of thc Allied
aebts On the theory that thoy are heavy
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

puh'icans N Parliament. ovo0 II 1he
latter STOOD as Constant opposition
Tuesday 1 the date whom all arms
must ho surrcaderod m Uistcr and
those we'll acquainted with condition.
fear mBca 'ro9hio whon fac Orange
con nstabulars atsomps he sc'7o eeu-
held bT tae republicans. ~ tne .aitCr
have no in.entlau o. sGrrende, op 'thor,
Voluutari ~ OF The better elements
thc north. Including tho clergy and
business men, arr NOW Wrging cossa-
ton Of criminal attack especially m
Belfast. where conditions harc become
50 bad thst is dangerous to so about
ovcn in daylight
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Fy0uco-Br;fish Accord
Is dpp!audcd IN Paris
Coopu.unist Nrenn Is Gniy Dis
scnicr IN Chor"s o( ton
grGlninsi0n for Premier

PARIS, Feb - ~ INC Associatod
Pr~ee1 PARIS newspapers TO-DAY az
practically unanimous n heartily in
dorsing results achieved by Drcmlc1
Ilovd George ri Great Britain ~ Their
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
saNs reonle Won't Mc l.nnlcd


BEiTAST. Eel 2s E1 Tic Asso-
c'atcd Nfoss ' ac1noD odgine the
recontion accorded WIN III Ennis ne
Valera ssld tn4t nc a.d his followers
haH heard strange teins- In Dublin
that so per cont of thc Irish peoplo
,ofo willing 80 H'nS away Tire uauon's
b'rthright
DO yoH 5e''evo ~ ASKED ooo Of his
audifors
No.. eenaod Mr. pc Na'cra ~ don''
sm corfa'A that as long as ttcro Is
ora of the brave Daloasslaus eft lri5h
e7nirations viii novor ho s0ao4oncd."
The speaker declared. however. that
'ao danger Of fighting an election ,uat
had threatened the people bad been
aNerted for the moment. lie said he
vas satisfied mistakes were to hap.
pom the peon'c We've very determined
that the 0aton was not Going TO te
fooled acain
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Franco utkisla
Pact Not Settled
I}y = rcn,icrs
Continued from rsnr oosl

The rotation Of trade and unemployment
and the recovery Of peace IN Europe
by co operative effort