The Daytona daily news. [volume], October 21, 1920, Image 3

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7H DAYTONA DAILY NEWS.
THURSDAY, OCT. 21, i92u
VCuilJto Is Cincinnati "Reds"
:n Redecorated
cr 'YJfaizr Season
J
May Play Here
on Armistice Day
of th most active sections or; There Is a strong possibility that
ty at thi tint is that fa which j Dayteau baseball fans will Be a re-Irc-ade
building U located, on rival of the sport on . City - Island
i IteaiU street, where a larfte ; within the next three weeks, with the
rr o( Improvement are bein t Cincinnati Reds. 1919 world cham
! which will. It la believed, tend j pbmn in action against an all-star
ice this ectkn In as busy a major - league team which, is being
cf activity as other port inns ioraa zt d for the winter sport here.
I bu:neM section. j Fred C. Merkle, ot the Chicago
lUnkrs fnveaunent company, i Cobs, who winters at Ornioud each
H of the Arcade bail. ling, for j year, today wired the business man
; t'ha. F. Eurgman is local last ment of the Reds, asking them to
in made many Improvements : arrange their trip to Havana early In
buildias. and is fanning still j November so that they may obtain a
w additions and Improvement j three-day f top-off in Daytona to meet
I the beginning of the winter j teaia which he will organize among
j j major league stars who will be in
lew concrete floor has recently I this vicinity at that time.
laid at the main entrance, all ! The -Cincinnati National league
:eat in the buiidmg have been! team is due for one month's games
pered and painted, and in l)eT In Havana and other parts of Cuba
r the wood-work of the large; from Nov. 15 to Dec. 15. and expect
ng wiil receive re-finishing. to go through here about Armistice
h the location of Daytona's i fy. Nov. 11. Merkle 1 talked over
business, a cafeteria, on the ' the possibility of the Reds stopping
floor,- where Baya's restaurant i of here, with the Cincinnati mag
een located for several years, j nates some time ago, and his wire
tit'i the new Hurley market and (today to them is expected to bring a
ry in the former location of the favorable answer, thus giving local
tic Kisli Market, a number of j fans a touch of the sport w hich should
Ihinil tKlne places are added, t make some classy playins ai-ound the
old stamping ground of the Daytona
Islanders.
Merkle has asked the Reds to stay
three days, and if possible to make
one of those days Armistice Day.
I ntil he hears from them definitely
ss to (heir schedule, it will not be
known just when the Reds will be
here.
May Have Winter League.
Merkle is most . enthusiastic over
the plats which has been talked here
for some time regarding the organ
ization of -a winter league of East
1 feast ti)rs The official of the
I i i me U.UM l!lHinui tuangea IVavtuna clnh of the Florida State i
e ju me tuy in many a monin . ieagU has given .Merkle permission
ml last evening, when Fred j to use the park on City Island, and
t and T. C. McCulcbeon. res- i the ...,ti outfit r,f ho i,w-i -.,k
rrejt addition to this section has
I lh Pete La das building on the
K r of Ihtcb and Hay streets whic h
ifford a number of additional
bitiWiugs and apartments.
. I
L Petersburg Men!
Spend Thousands
Cafeteria Here
Pcmnszda Daily Sennits Not the
Hcwzpaper Will
Appear Nov. 1
Man Locbbtij for
Building Capital
Through the co-operation of ; the s Having receive a auaiber of tele
Dayuna Beach-Seabreeze Chamber of phuie a:;d personal inquriee, asking if
Commerce the peninsula towns j will he was the man who. according to the
have a daily newspaper for six months , Morning Journal was anxioas lo build
first day of November. On that date i a nuatber of small cottages on a tract
will appear the first issue of the Dav-r land which he already owned, and
tona BeaJih -Seabreeze Daily - Newi.i was seeking capital for the financing
published in connection with the Dav- of this project. H. B. Schwlte, the
tona Daily News.- Offices will; be ! President of the H. B. Schult. Kealty
maintained In the office of the Cham- company, states that he Is not the aian
ber of Commerce and Ben F. Miller. inferred to and that he is not looking
an experienced newspaper man. will I for nv ut:h 1 bBt on tne otneT
be editor f the peninsula daily new- han1 hd wouki Terv lad to hv:
In adrfitinr. I vr,-ir, n,ilMS HiaU Uil HI BIS VIUC WUU WOU1U
able- Car msnv m. i
women in this vicinity who are look
ing for and fati be able to rent homes
suitable to their inclines. -
of the year at least, commenting theiput hxm m tou'h 'lta aU f1
peninsula news in a thorough manner he-e'ssary for hnanclng such
the Daytona Beach-Seabreeze Daily !
- ...mi . i - . r
ive wm aiso carry me supero tel
egraph service and other excellent
features now carried in the Daytona
Daily News.
the capital
a very
commendable and essential idea.
Mr. Stholte has already obtained a
large tract of land on the Daytona j
side of the river. This land he is go- j
inr tfi develnn info a subdivision suit-f
Watch for our opening special.
Saturday. Oct. 23. ' People's Market,
56 South JB-act street,
Half a million homes in France and
Belgium were completely itnyei
during the war. Cost of rTla,ing
them is estimated at $6.ny,ntx.iH.
If you want a jo- try a classified.
BAGGCTT-WETIfZKSY CO.
Furnltnr and Undertaking
PHONES: 13S and 7
Nigbt Phone 470-W
DAYTONA AND DAYTONA BEACH
Well-Known Hot cljeiue Printing, Drafti
Woman Is Manager
of the Volusia Inn
and Machine Design
GEO. A. MAIN. B. S-. M. E.
14 Baker Street, Daytona, Fla.
Phone 233 -J.
p fij lu-iiieut for the cafeteria, the':
i iiK-luding none of the present j
I ' ,jr (,f Petersburg for thejThe Chicago. Cb has hopes of rais
n,-. years, purcnasea tne tease inK a team among other major league
pj . K. Itaya on the Arcade res- payers who will winter, here, and
pi t. and will remodel the restau- lotheis whom he hopes fo induce to
18 ti)t-re into one of the larg- j come down for the winter games.
J iid most modern cafeterias uit ; Together with Secretary Pepper of
!-it Coast. hhp Chamber of Commerce, other
sr-. Johnson and McCutcheon 'town on the Ea.st Coast are being
h t n-ed between Jlo.OtiO and i lined u;i for the proposed league.
(, 9 m on the remodeling of the lo-a- j whicSi would include iat. Augustine,
a"! m the purchase of entirelv ' West Palm iSeach, Miami and oos-
other good baseball towns. The !
ii trt tit. ) league would be run entirely by the
fa sal of the lease which Mr. ! Pay. who would pity the salaries,;
H heid on the advantageous ltxa-fand taKe 'celpts.
f: vsi, mde by K. U Smith & M-rkle feels that there are many j
any. wrtiie Chas F. Huiyman act- ! 'nai0r lgue players who would come
fat fur the Bankers Invest- hvre for expense money for the win-:
t.i .tunpanv, owners of the Arcade I ter- f r ,ne siw,rt of Paying in the1
sbx. The lease is for three years s"t! the winter, to keep in con
)! a t-nntinoatfoa of two fears priv- ! ditioa. and if enough men can be!
W utk wili be immeiiiatelv com- ! raifcf w ilh the. addition of those
P d mi the removal f Mr.' llavH's! n"r:a S:ate leaguers who are in;
iuent hih will be put up fori!he the league will be put
k and tt.e installation of the new i through, furnishing Daytona and the
J-tra eirle of Iixtures. the lease - Kat a class of baseball second,
M lenving' November 1st. Thenew !u Eone ff the w inter months. .
fleti.r-t hop to have the cafeteria i -
Jn I'm. ui tuuiung order within a few
51 ti many year' experience of
fc r. Jdhnsun atid Mci'utcheon on
If Ret Coast, where they made a
r i funess in this line, assures
In ttuct-ess in Daytona, which, up
p is tint,-, has been without a cufe
r i ,ie of reMauraut.
Geo. 'W. Waring, the new lessee ofi
the Troy House, which will in future j
be known as the Volusia Inn, writes '
the Chamber of Commerce that; Mrs. :
Ida C. Jones will be the tuanager of
the newly purchased hotel during the
winter season. Mrs. Jones. has made!
Switzerland. X. C, famous along that .
coast as one of the finest summer
resorts in the Carolina mountains and
has had many years experience sn the :
hotel business. :
Many improvements to the Volusia
Inn are planned by Mr. Waring, the
addition of a number of baths and j
othee conveniences, making th Vo- I
lusia Inn one of the most attractive '
of the smaller hotels In the city. j
Licensed Engineer.
Daytona's
Wonderful Beach
The finest drive In the world
is available $ hours each day, 4
hours before and 4 hours after
low tide. On the Beach t the
Inlet and return by Port Orange.
Daytona's Wonderful Beach
holds all Automobile ' World
Speed Records.
Bond-Howell
Lumber Co.
Corner Magnolia
and First St.
PHONE 678
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EST AND TI3E DEFILY
The Following Correspondence Is of Vital Interest to Ery Trirptrrsr
User, Present and Protptztirm
Kill That.Cold With
CASCAIIA
FOR
Colds, Coughs
QUININE
AND
La Gripp
Neglected Colds are Dangerous
Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy foi tb &st &ost&.
Breaks up a cold in 24 hours Relieves
Grippe in 3 days Excellent for Headache
Quinine in this form does not affect the bead Cascaia is tt Tonic
Caxaave No Opiate in Hill's.
4 ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT
"New OrU-an. La., OcloW 12 I i f
Mr. j. Epps Brown. Prekjent.
Bell Telephone Co .
Atlanta. Oa.
Dear Sir:
1 have read the ad vertt-meci vt V. i
do not understand why you rsit ram r tM-m
the prices ot er erythimj r!e are faitiaig
Will you tleax: explain thi?
( fwnlng t-t' the People's Market.
i f'i.y. O.-T. 23.
Vehner to Change
ocations of His
f wo Grocery Stores
V ti H Webner will soon move hs
f try si -.-re ta Z6 Volusia avenue
pi B.uvf the grot erteiU'which is now
r ' i Jt that (iace to where h.s
f ' l.ir n ery sture on Beacb street
k.w liated. .Mr. Wehner plans
live . grtMerterta. meat market
Jit del;i'!fsMn at bis rU-ach (itre-t
t. i-r.
PHOIIE 40-W
ABEi
DRY CLEANER
and TAILOR
24 Vclusia, Daytona.
tLITS PRESSED 50c
i I
Timin! J fu
Old PiUows
Washed Into New Life
You Do Not
Watch Hifti
Ywi hate given your pre-t-ri!it
in tn the druggist, tut
y-a "in not think ot watchinK
hint coiniHiund it.
Y"i rely upon his character
atid refutation for trustworihi-
Any drussit can ell you a
i of ttHithpahte. But your
j,r v, i ion i-houid be brought
l i a reliable iHartnacitit who
KNOW will use pure, po
? u drag nt known strength.
Bailey's Drug Store
Prescription SjeciaMst
"Sale a a tUuk" '
At Rfaf b and Migno'ia. Uaytona
Sfe Oar Nurse" Register
Pillows need more than an occa
sional airing.
- Oils from the hair and scalp; soil
from handling, dust from the air
all work through the ticking into the
feathers, just as they do into your
clothes.
Pillows need washing to remove
this dust, accumulated through
months perhaps years of constant
use.
There are sound health reasons,
too, why pillows should be washed at
least as frequently as other heavy
bedding.
Your family doctor will tell you
that the purity of the air you breathe
all night long depends upon the
freshness of the pillow on which
your head rests.
You send us a pillow soiled and
lifeless. We return to you one that
is sweet and fluffy, with feathers
light and downy.
In our modern ' andry your pillows
are washed in their own ticks, first
immersed in a cold rinse of soft, pure
water; thea givea thorough washings,
in fleecy suds; neit hot and ' cold
rinse3 in clear, fresh water and
finally dried to luxurious softness in
a current of warm, clean ah'. .
. .
Sweet, soft pillows mean better .
sleep and better health for yourself
and 'your family, bend your pulowsj
to us. Telephone today, and
driver will call.
I 1
our.
Daytona Steam Laundry
Phone 8
SnJit
tothe
Atlanta. Ga . .Oc t. ?,. IS2'.
Mr
New Orleaii, La. -Iear
Sir:
Your letter of ( lober 12th ask
a very natural uue.-tim. un-i iu
wliuh demands a full and trunk
reply, which I am glad to iuke.
While the pric ut a great many
tbitiRs have, apparently, been re
duced, these reductions ia prii
do not apply to articles u,setf bv the
telephone company, or afiVi-t the
expenditures necessaty in lh- con
struction, maintenance and opera
tion of the telephone jUnt .
The following ctaes of exiwn--s
constitute xuore than jiinety-flv.?
per cent of the vont of furnichiiji?
tel. phone service:
More than fiJ-five pt-r i cut f
the total i xpeffiiiture ! t'oin
p;i'iy in r.-iiclriiiK serviee are !r
w.iK-s and salaries; les thai ou -t"tith
ut oi: p-r cent ot ttii.s He
iiK for exe.-titive and Reneral .-al-aries.
The waees paid to our etupioie"
can nut. and hi'u'ii not. h- re-,
dined. On the contrary t'hev must
hi - i'n. ii-aseil. in tnatiy w.
brirm our was- scale on a, lev-l
witii was;ef 'paid by ttSirezn!ail
liiisines.'-i, m 'Hi' w roay retj'ii
our skill'-.l employe ne.e-.irv ti.
jsive you effii lent -rvc .
Material and Apparatus
Many iui;i-i of material atid ;
jiaratus are involved in th.- urreti'
liiaintenalH e of 111.' propel ty. er. -tirely
aiait fro:n the euorvto'i
tjua'it ii.ies invo'v-d in t ie t:nirn' -tion
of new property, and risis ' p
reses :ts a large itetn of exi-!i'-.
There has been no reducti"ii. n.-r
any indication of redaction, in t';
price of the.-- esx-ntiai ar!i i -. iti
practically ail of which the larn.r.
lreiuht and hauling cost is by !r
the largest proportion of fie t.iu?
cost.
We know that the nian!!t:o i u r
of telephone eiuipmeut. a. i nite
rial have orders book-i tor two
years in advance-, with a i onsi.iti' y
increasing demand, and whi--'i m
turn uiakt s a rediK-t ton in pri-- in
the near future nio.-i imprt.oalde.
Freight and Passenger Costs
Our aanual exK?ne ior the
transportation of freight and pas
senjters is more- than one tw.Hion
dollars. Ni one :xpe-ti the rail
roads to reduce their charges un
der the level of co.-:s in rendering
their service.
Rent
Kxcopt i'J the iaiR'-r cen'ec.. our
central offices and wtot ks ' nia-t'-rial
are housed in rented. OU! id -ina,
and even in the iars'-r - u
ter we vent varying amottu' "'
properties. Like every on else, our r-rit s
have been itrwatly incraed. with
no prospect of any refiuct-on Kven
in pr.;-war das ail teases f i prop
erty occupied bv Us were renewed
only at higher charges than : r the
previous ren'al period.
Hotels
The borird and loilsia? bttl for
our.nten. who must travel in crn
nection wit ii the operatioit and
inainteii-a.nce of the property, ci .?.
many thousands of dollars tiv-ry
year, and we can see no pro.-nei-t
of
harse.
Eiectr.c
I "s
res
:!; di we
Pomtr and L it: Stirt
Car Far
We .;T)t mny f . f
io;iar every y-r r ern -
ive r-ndc--'! f ;hif -tca-i
ta tft tn:ttim- ta
proper'v Pr. if !' : r
tie ra-e. ftare-j , ta -pa:i"H
fj.ave en .-wWst m4. s
i reaped 4t::tl tSef . ot tiii u4
am re:lP ;. n Tiie Ti !!
Company. Ufce as! awr. mt ui
thee reas-t ri-.
Paper, Printing 4 Stat imr;
We cr.sij-rs.e tun 4 paift f..r
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;n bilsil.Ts.-.. the ilireas Vw v.,
beiii unii-itailv h;i Tr- ;
prt!at.t.ity of tics ei-rse .
reduced
V- do t,t 1a -iv V
tan iecaii- e ' r-evef i
flMHit II ' J te .ihj--CT ns
1- i romm'Hi kaowiedise t!af tt.e
eel of frt:a aiy IstR-i oJ tu. 't
is a no, as wei! a iuak;o aT
tio and repair, ahku wntaa-ir
ii)ii!iiit -ie T l-iHe Vjsjs
and wh h nivi.-ive a-.a'er:ai.
treigiit and ha-i.'t-k ! on n etr
ti','ci;y h.ner piarse ever -
t -.. Ii-otsr tiie '- t.f rt'
irju nuv re ted l-t fv
ti.ia! i he rel!i -i
Ti e on'.v wav we tt S.rius
aieq:iae ta '.:- fr
Jroni v jr o y4r by ..'? '
Tit the tuO-litK ta ni h to b.s
he eii'rsl oft-te : . pra r -4t ir e
lars'-r -.eaters. s wei! a tk;
eki-.t:k Irtn'-dMs io e-rv- m
-rea.-ed r.eeds. sr. 4 t: ! i " --'
be arrted on fmw sear ;- nrr
w!h-vi te: T-t- tnvtsi
drefis of 'b.-ejands c -Cr-
ej.peae t the t ofnptv
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i'-m- r.f ex-Bj.e. 5? ef n.- i
row at 'he hnfief level m prv--
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