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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-06


Monday EVENING Peb- 8. =: City
Hall, meeting a. motorists Of Triple
Cities to discuss formation Of local
motor club.
Monday eveaino, Feb. 6. at City
Han, nseetino 81 hassbail fans and
committees to report saie Of season
tickets for the etuh.
monday ewoain0. Feb. 6. az 7:45.
meeting Of Citizenship department t.
Palmetto Club, Fred n. chamSeriin,
speaksr-suest. All members and
friends Invited.
Monday sveasns. Feb. 8, At Armory.
boxing exhibitioa exhibition. with
Snyder and o'leary Ia main bout.
Twenty rounds Of boxing under aus
pices Of National Guard.
Monday evening, Feb. 6. 7:3o AZ
honcysuckie Inn, Osytona Reach.
meeting Of the kentucky Club.
Monday evening, Fec. 6, at Casino
6ureoync, regular meeting Child Wei
fare Association at 7: 80. Several inter-
estina reports will b made.
Monday evening. Feb. s. rehearsal
OF Peninsula Choral Society.
Monday evening, Feb. 6. Rehearsal
Of Peninsula Choral Society.
Tuesday afternoon. Feb z. AZ Perrin
sula clubhouse, card party AZ 3 30.
The public is cordially invited.
Tuesday, February z. opening Of
two day annual mid winter bazaar Of
st. Mary's Guild Of Episcopal church.
Guild Hall.
Tuesday evening. Feb. 7. at Auditor
iuna. iaurant and Co., magicians. reg
uiar assembly number.
Wednesday morning, Feb. 8, at PAT
metto Ciuh. rehearsal. 9:45 Of the
ladies' chorus Of the club.
Thursday evening. Feb. 9, opening
Of weeks carnicaI in benefit of Eiks
band and baseball club, Casino Bur-
9oyne.
Thursday evening, Feb. 9. at Audi
torium. Fritz kreisler, worlds great
cs. vio.inst in concert.
Friday evening. Feb 10. at Auditor
iurn. Charles Crawford Gorst. famous
bisdman, maker of Victor recor Dc.
bird limitations ard lecture. Regular
assembly number.
Friday evening. Feb 10. at Casino
RurSoyne, regular weekly American
Legion dance.
SATURDAY. afternoon, Feb. u. AZ Pal
metto Clubhouse, regular weekly card
party Of the club.
Saturday evening, Feb. 3, at Armcry
regular Saturday night dance q .h-
National Guard. Everyone cordially
invited.
Sunday afternoon. Feb. II. At Audi
toriun,. George w. Shelton. preacae-.
scholar and orator will be Forum
guest. subject OF address. Problems
of City"
Thursday afternoon. Feb. IS. at Pal
metto Club. County Federation Day"
Feature Of meeting is debate on q~es-
ton. "Resoiyeo that the motion pic
ture IS it is conducted today is \ ,ses-
teuciive rather than constructive
AGENCY" Four clubs of the courty IN
! dcsats-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-06

3. Dishonesty.
:. The great crime wave. high a.
nancing and robbery.
5. Lack of confidence.
6. Decline in real estate values
which is the stage in many parts Of
the country today.
The upward climb, said Mr.. Babson.
which is apparent at this time in
some portions of the country are not
ed by
Z. Thrift in every community, with
money easier
8. Greater efficiency.
8. Increased interest in religion.
which makes for faith.
10. Greater employment and the
return OF good times.
There are more women and child
rem suffering in America today from
starvation and want than ever suf-
tered in Belgium, said the noted
speaker. Prosperity does not depend
ON the price OF farm products, but on
the amount raised.
business men are blind to the
fundamental principles and are not
broad enough to see beyond their res
pective business conditions. which
only reflect conditions. Every depres-
sion America has had has been caus-
ed by an attempt to monkey with eth
CT the multiplication table or the Ten
Commandments"
"A more diligent study of past his
tory OF the world, less talk about
things and more about service. and
I return to the higher spiritual things
Of life will bring a return of better
business conditions far quicker than
any other method offered, concluded
the speaker.
In the audience were members of
the Rotary and kiwanis Clubs. special
guests OF the Open Forum in addi-
ion to one hundred residents OF De-
Land
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-06
GOOD HEALTH OF
CHILDREN FROM
RICH BLOOD
HeAlTA. STRENGTH AND vlGoR
BUILT UP BY
GUIDES MANCAN

You see one child strong and ro
bust another CHILD pale ana thin One
tats practically the same foods and
takes the same exercise the other
What IS the difference, Nearly alwak
It's q difference in The quality ~ the
s.locd The strong child has fieh sea
blood and plenty cf II You loSe -
see hlm EFT 50 heartily II vuar eail1
IS thin ana weak giNe hum Gnie ;
Pepto Maagan To build up the blood
and see the difference between j si,e
II. unhappy childhood and bogn
ing. healthy childhood
Get Guide Pepto Mangan AZ soar
druggists III hquii or tablet form.
BE sure its the genuine AGvsf
tistfnrft
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-06
Winter Resident
of Beach Passed
Away Early Today

Mrs. Susan C. Tompkins, who has
been spending the season on South
Palmetto street. Daytona Beach. died
this morning at 3 o'clock. The remains
which are beng prepared for burial
hy the overwhelmingly Co. Will
leave Tuesday morning for New York.
and will be accompanied by her
daughter who was with her At the
time Of her death.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-06

Miys \ r. Cramer Of New York.
mho has been spending the season at
lio5 Peninsula drive. EaNtona Teach.
after making al arrangements TO
leave this morning for her return trip
home. including the purchasing OF her
ticket at the last moment. found mat
she had lost her ticket and Pullman
reservation. which had been pduhas
ed SATURDAY While the delay is some.
What Il disappointment To Miss Cram
er. she states that her stay here has
been SO pleasant the delay II rather
agreeable
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-06

example OF the scholar and th,s CHRIS
ton in politics. Ills last message 10
the United States was Il Christmas
greeting on disarmament. in which he
said
Il rejoice in the progress matt nN
the Washington conference aud m
the concurrence OF the British and
American delegates IN this nia.f.tf
tous step forward along the path 10
peace and goodwill among the IA
tons"
Human body IS said to weigh
only one Mound IN the water
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-06

Janses Roberts who has been max
ing an extended tour through Florida
stopping oyer ia SeaDreeze. guest
OF tht. tlafenhon. left this morning fot
his return tln Ii Pougkkeepsie. =
Y. OF al Inc points Of interest visited
by Mr. Roberts in The state. the
Triple cities Is the only location
which made an unusually favorable
impression on h,in aud he expects to
spend many seasons mere IN The III
tuTe
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-06

Dome of the famous palace az trs~
tiee n BRUSSELS is made - papl~f-
.,.as he.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-06

Mrs " CalncN and lutte son. john
Carney after spending very pleas
ant month 1T Eastona Beach. left this
morning fol their home III fhiladei-
phia.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-06
PENINSULA LOCALS

Dr. w. II Cramsr, of Copenhagen,
~ y. arrived Sunday morning ana -
visiting his sister Mr.. aud Mrs. S }.
Jones OF Peninsula Drive. pavtona
Beat II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
The JndEeship Appointmen

Gul-rnur Morgan has given no iudi-
cations whom he viii appoint - MI the
vacancy on tn" Supr"u" Court caused
hv the resignation &C Iudge Harold \.
RitZ. which is 70 H." effective DeCem-
ber / Friends 90 Judge James a
Meredith. defeated Republican candi-
date for the Supreme Court a. the re
cent election and who vas appointed 10
the Supreme Bench 10 MI Tho vacancy
caused ny tn" resignation Of Judge
charles ". Lynch. hay" been urE!pg the
Governor - r"-apDoi1' him The Elhe-
field Telegraph called Governor MorGan'9
attention 20 NJ q Ltz. Of Mcdowell
county. anI IN mandatory editorial sug-
rcstct his appointment
r. Judge PoTrnharr"r resigns on Jan
nary l. 1924. nc he !DrImn'"d h" VIII no.
Governor Morgan viii have Nv" very
impor,an, positions :" Nll II" Is forum.
afc. however, In having very liberia
.rroy If talent from which TO draw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
Press Box" Exclusive
AT W. & NV. '. U. Game
HsWspapermen from All over county
Expected to Attend Great sa'u"
Thanksgiving Day.

jiorxau,own. Nov @l-t Specially 40
With the prospec: tina. many neWSpa-
psrruen ~ national. reputc r'pEesen'I'E
SON, OF he largest newspapers IN ne
country vii, cone here on ThankSG'N'"E
,sv 20 Witness he WISh-Jetf-NHSt ~
g,nia grid battle. the Muuu;aIn""r attn
,.,lc MANAGEMENT IS taking early STEPS
To res,~tc; TO h. very greatest posi-
HE degree the number OF H'Nc'S 'SS|''
for the "rrcss bon. ,,.,
Rre ru,a that Will he strictly AuNer'H
20 IS that no newspaper man "" nS
give, a press box seat unless ne -
actually writing story for = mor"'h~
r,yysrapcr or Synd.cat" ~ newspaper :
rfhs- ucyyspapcrmeu Will Toe proNld'd
good seats In the stands. but 1t Is iu.'F
decided thar there will he no room 'p'
the newSpapcrn"n who merely W!SA'7
10 GO, p good dry place from Whlcn ~
watch the encounter. and VINO mas h9
rush" assignment - cover.
There was q decided slump N 'ne
m2U order sale Of tickets over SUNDAY
In. The Nouutaineers' victory over r.
g.nia wherein Spears team showed xmas
they are good mud horses. and 'h'
,..,.,t O.; Wash-Jcff ny rat when 20
no law mind. ror"tcllN a M"u"ia'n"er
victory here on Thanksgiving CAUSE"
tho urges, single DAYS order t"r seat
:, arrive this morning hat has ma'Se"
The whole sale.
The mail order sale VIII clos" me
end Of this week. and IN" residue %
tickets will b. offered In pu"nc Sa''S
AZ many West Virginia sport centeFS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
THE THEATRES
COURT THEATRE

The Courts attraction tomorrow mat
,ncr aud night will be Margaret Ang IN
- her latest and greatest dramatic
success The Woman OF Bronze Lllc
IL on, ~ It's issues said:
"TruhaoIy nowhere in tho country eN-
cept where Miss Augl!u IL, VIII you be
able TO witness such acting As that ny
means Of which she makes The woman
OF Bronze" notable event In our thea
,rc. one does not realize how seldom
this sort of thing is given TO us until
linn and useless. one tntters ID the exit
ut the end OF the second act, after hav-
!ng run az high speed with Miss AngiiM
through tho gamut OF all the more N'"-
lent emotions. You are dragged alonE
whether you want TO go or not
and once YOU are started with her on
her wild ride would no more dare hop
or hack Into the theatre again than you
would dare hop OFF from roller-coaster
~ H.. height OF its career. There YOU
arc--you and Mss Anglin, you with
your tie slightly askew and you breath
ing irregular. folding your program up
into something like fan and then un-
folding Il again into something like a
program, and Miss Anslin, always dis
playing perfect control hut speed and
intensity which are at times terrifying!
Life. September. 1920.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
OPERAD|E WELKUERE
GREATEST SPECTACLE
IN HISTORY OF STAGE

When the first big operate venture.
Die Walkuere. is presented by Mr.. Dip
pefs United States Grand Opera Com
pany at the Court next Monday night.
Wheeling will witness. II advance re-
ports be true. the greatest stage specta-
Gle Of is history. In other words. Die
Walkue.e Is to excel all former pro-
ductions as far as the eye is concerned
as wells the ear.
All three acts will have an entirely
new setting which. according TO Mr..
D'prel will surpass anything before at
. tempted in this opera. The first scene.
In Hunting's hut. built around the
words ash tree" does not. OF course.
lend Itself TO anything particularly ex-
: traord!nary. In the second act among
tho rocky craigs where Brunnhilde de-
parts on her horse Grant and Fricka
appears TO Wotah in her ram-drawn
chariot a little more Of the scenic will
he provided TO say nothing OF the cloud
effect IN the duel at the close OF that
act. This scene. with Wotan and Brunn-
hide arncarirg from behind the clouds
IN aid their respective favorites. ofrers
much in scenic possibilities.
But Of course II Is In the third act
that the scenic production reaches its
height, Here. with the nine Ealkyrs and
I Wotsn riding their horses through. tho
clouds, IS TO be found possibly the great
es, scene in all opera. The ride Of the
Nalkyrirs is familiar 10 everyone from
orchestra. and even from band concerts.
But, Of course. the effect In that way Is
nothing as compared with the same
presented by Mr.. Dippcrs orchestra or
sixty-nve, accompanying the wonderful
scenery. ms well as with the NalkErS
wild cry and song. And. after this, the
magic fire scene. when. on Woians IN
Vocation the God Ioki surrounds the
seerlug Brunnhldc with wall OF fire.
This act indeed will remain long in the
memory Of these attending.
The University club Concert Commit
tee Is assured by Mr.. DIppcl that TINS
A., w,u be staged rs 1t should he. Nit,
DtnneI naturally wishes his first venture
to create a profound impression. 1t Is
rArrosh,ng To know that he intends 70
havc every detail ~ his performance
properly carried out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
REX THEATRE

"Oh Baby":he offering OF the Thayer
g. Sacks cocpany for the first three
days OF this week, 81 meeting with the
approval OF The theatre-goers OF this
city. !. is he kind OF an entertain
ment that s.1u!d receive the patronage
OF lovers ota classy. up-to-date revue
It combines everything that goes 10
make an entertainment OF the first rank,
irrespective Il the price OF admission
charged NJ Sacks, principal comedian,
IS a postmaster IN the art OF creating
laughter. h is ably assisted by Irving
Lewis, whohmself IS close second TO
Mr.. Sacks Then there IS Billy Dale.
juvenile ms Mr. Dale should need no
introductIo: TO the patrons OF this
theatre. as:e has made decided hit ut
every perf-mance. Taking it all in all,
"Oh Babyis all that the press agents
claim for Z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
Tho New Judge.

Judge William H. McG!nnis. the sue
ccssful candidate for the State Supreme
Court. Is the recipient OF a very com
plmentRrv article in the Charleston
Mail. a short review of the new Judge ;
life IS given Tho Mail dwells particu-
larly on his reputation as humorist OF
high order. The Mail recounts tho fol-
lowing story. which Judge McG!nn!s IS
alleged 10 have told on himself;
Returning from Virginia In an
automobile with his son. he stopped
at Anderson 10 replenish the gasoline
supply in the car. II was after nine
o'clock At night. and dark. While
his car was standing. another car
drove up and stopped Immediately
behind the Judges car. The other
car contained four men who seemed
to want to investigate his machine.
which had several bags and blan-
kots ciC. in the tonneau. He eau
toned them not to touch anything
In the car. and one Of them, return
lug 20 HIS own car. remarked IN
loud whisper. They are full OF
lIuuOr too"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
MUSkINGUM TO PLAY
WOOSTER SATURDAY
New Concord Will Close Season With
Game that VIII Determine stand
Ing IN Won and Lost.

Musklug-gn VIII close her 1922 foot
bali season by p.ay.nH Wooster ~
Wooster. Saturday. Wooster stands
head and shoulders above any team thai
Musk!ngUw College has played IN years
and with hits years record showing
but one defeat. the dope runs some
thing Ike sixty point odds against Mus
k!pgun KENYON defeated M">A!uHum
l2-6 At New concord while Wooster
Rad an easy victory over the tianh'rt
lads to the tune ~ $50. Wooster alwa! ;
has a team We'll Up IN Conference cir
cleS and always provides NOR" than IT,
quota ot all-State men. This year the
team does not consist Of on" or tW"
Individual stars. hue eleven fast Sh.tiN
veterans who not "uiy know the game
but think and play t.
Wooster has met some ~ III" strongest
teams III Ohio and with one "N'rruun
has ended each contest I'll" victor. This
game opens athletic relations between
MuSkirgum and Wooster and thouHh
this FIRST game is SO evidently dope"
AGAINST the United P-cshy'er!aus. Hen
derson's Black and Magenta team VII!
ne worked hard all this week prepar'ne
"a pu, UP all they have Saturday. Mus
Eingugn is IN good shape. there ot''H
no serious injuries registered in the MAJ
shall game. and Henderson : restrict
ing this weeks practice 10 hard sSm''n'
MAKE and defensive work.
Musk!ugum has never entered game
beaten and they will be prepared th'S
SATURDAY. to offer Wooster all the resist
ancs that eleven men can offer A''"tu-
INK 20 local fans. Il MusRingum h'!oH
Wooster 20 four touchdowns. II can ne
rsidered victory Muskingum has
,,,syad airb. g,1ne~ this sea son. winning
Sour and losing four. so the Wooster
81, viii decide whether she finishes as
I-S Darcert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
CRANDNA'S UNFA|UNC SHRINE
LEADS HER To WEE LOST BOY
MOTHER SENT GEORGE FOR VISIT, TO FOLLOW
AS SOON AS SHE SAVES FARE, BUT PRAYERS
ARE NEEDED TO SAVE HIM TO HIS LOVING
KIN

Fifth street. there was found a rash on
GenrEir'S back. But there wasn't z
rclativ" on either horizon until early
yesterday morning. when the grand
mother was found.
In the afternoon, accompanied oV
her little daughter. she made her way
to the Children's society, only to be
told that the child had been sent down
town to the ciildren's court. After she
had claSped him in her arms, Justice
Morgan NJ i. Ryan gave him to the
custody of the Childrcn'a society until
final disposition OF the boy November
q Then Mrs. Schiotes pleaded with
the authorities and was permitted TO
take the boy to her home.
Her first act was 10 reply to Bella's
second message which had been terri
flying. It had said that the young
mother was worried to death, ana
Mrs. Schiotcs. who had taken the
words too literally, expected to hear
mCmentarily that her daughter had
died OF fright. The answer cost Sl.2o,
but the grandmother felt that 1t was
money we'll spent.
Bella will follow her son TO New
York as soon as she can raise the fare.
Georgie'S ticket was 500, and when
one gets only SIS q week, which pays
for food. clothing and lodging, arr!
must include as well SIS a week Tor
maintenance OF the child. II takes a
long time to save for ticket. When
she left this city for Shreveport,
Bella's fare was paid by cousins In
Louisiana. with whom she later made
her home. Tie boys father has been
dead nearly two years.
Last night in Madison street Mrs.
Schiotes prayed to the little gold
shrine on the mantclpieCe that Bella
could somehow scrape together enough
for her ticket. She has great faith IN
the shrine. for once. when her son
Philip had actually died, so she
thought, life was restored 10 him after
she had promised 10 buy cross OF
real gold for the shrine.
She will pray. too. that the Children :
society does not remove the baby from
hcr home for she has had troubles
enough. She cannot see why the court
should make her so unhappy. and she
starts at each new face that shows
itself al her door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22

New York. Nov. IL Georges
Brooke's loNg journey Is ended. and in
the home OF his grandmother, Mrs.
Thalia Schiotes, at "a Madison street.
the two-yearold Is having wonderful
time throwing his tin train al the
small white PUPPY who yelps and
strains at the rope which ties him TO
the washtub.
In Shreveport. La. Mrs. Bella
SChiotes Brooke. GeorEie' 22-year-old
mother. can so back to cashicring sat
isfied that her boys IS in safe hands al
last
Tn" misunderstanding that caused
all the trouble was tritliug. but when
one has limited knowledge OF Eng
lish and none at all of the law II was
maGnfled to gigantic proportions. Last
Friday Grandmother SChiOteS received
a telegram from Bella which read Am
sending George on train A., arriving
Friday afternoon al Penn station;
money following. The train was
scheduled to arrive at 80 o'clock, but
Mrs. Schiotes was ready. her shawl on
her head. to leave for the station al
10 O'Clock Finally she took her stand
near the iron gate at o'clock and
waited.
Train aunouncers yelled unintelligi-
bic things. crowds swept through the
marble station, and Mrs. SChiotes
scanned each tiny face. Al half past
five o'clock she decided that Bella had
not been able to bear sending her baby
away from her and had changed her
mind about his visit 10 the grand
mother until she could accompany
him.
In the meantime the train on which
George rode. in the charge of PUP
man porter whom the mother had in.
struCted TO see that the boy made con-
nections safely a. Washington. was
too late to meet tn" express for New
York. When the yellow haired young
stev. who had been fed all the way by
the kindly porter. entered the big sta
ton there was no on" 10 meet him anu
tot a soul who could understand what
he was saving. Baby talk in Greek ia
difficult. QueStiOncrs from the Tray
elers Aid couldn't even make out his
name and he was labeled John Doe
At the Children's society building,
Fifth avenue and one Hundred and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
Harris q Sure Bet.

The organization Of the coming leg
iSlature is, OF course. still In douiS
Many names have been suggested -
possible aspirants for each OF the Of
fees to be Nelled. but none Of the name
mentioned can DC looked upon nj III"
present time 40 sure winners. This
statement. however. does not apply la
John =. Harris. the veteran clerk OF the
senate" Mr.. Harris has served In that
capacity for some IS years without in
,,rruptton During that time ne proved
himself 50 valuable and so efficient that
even during the brief intervals that tho
Democrats were IN control. they retain
Cd him. And that is no mean eud0rs"
nfent' Mr.. Harris will IN all likelihood
no reelected 10 his accustomed berlh h.
probably without opposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-22
FRoLICS OF 1921.

That merry heart IS the best dis
pcllcr uf care and worry IS an establish
eG principle: hut Herman Timherg. mo
comedian. has applied this principle IN
q practical man .rr 10 his happy. melodi-
ruS revue "Fro!ics OF 1922 which
opcng at the Court theatre. on Friday
md saturday. MIR. Timhcrg Is really
a specialist IN devIsing merriment. He
s. also an cXnert in selecting cast
which can do fun credit 10 his merry
moods and has secured. by special az
rangemcnt. tho following famous re-
cruits from musical comedy and vaudc-
vile: Nat Navarro. the character aero
bat ard member of tn" famous Navarro
family, Hattie Darling. the wlnsome
romedienne. a featured artist with me
Marx brothers successes: Buck ana
Ruhhlcs. the chocolate co!ored surprises:
ElsO and Paulsnn, international skating
experts. and last hut not least. Sammy
Timherg, the gifted young composer.