The Daytona daily news. [volume], March 25, 1921, Image 3

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SCHUJLT3E Say5
' , Turn Your Home Into Real Moay Noer, I,
Wo Mvi i lis ef clients deajraea of rentlan,; hetClv
tor th summer, winter o entirf year. Ye hav tjf
honaea,. we ha.ee the die Huff ned. . 144 Cv)
Beach, Phone 74 or Oyama Daytona Beea
Phono 44. " - fet
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DATIONA BEACH AN SEABREEZE R.ORHXA.. FRIDAY. MARCH 2imi
Published h th lntreU af residents Dayton a Beach and
w pov eopy -jn per ween
ill
I
Bn Gold
or our bank U better
t i Smile if vou will, but .
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1 1 just 111 Ultlt.
Well, if you had a
jid piece and. the lost"
4 hold up mu go it or
pk thief picked It from '
jkt, the chances are
fuid be gone for good,
oac you had that 120.00
prm of a check on our
Then if any of theae '
tppened to you. you ;
ify th bank, stop pay..
die lost check enhave
ae Issued to you and.
still get th mor.cy.
uld you prefer?
ot Coast
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at pa4d on eavlng.
iayor Kenney of Seabreeze
Suggests Improvements for
fne BeauHfcaimn of Toiun
Dr. A T, Devine
Speaks Sunday on
n Relations"
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119 ia. trad tar $10
f pU racaisia.
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Vnless MI signs fail, Mayer C A
onwui ro! appears to become him,
tS .t 10,a f0 the
Xtu skd X News repre-
8UUv6 taw he found the town's
?.cua iUkB. he said:
n... to ery aatiarattory shaae
r RtolrOVemrBta w w-eli
Wag We Rave enough tash ia ous
eral fuild for the current expenses
asa our VnproYement indebtedness is
WWg nicely taken, care of with, the
r1". ceruMates, so, that
' oomiag to worry about
those scows."
iat unprovements are vou hop
ing lor dming your administration?"
was asked of the new mayor.
"Flrst. I want to see the owners of
eacaat property keep it in better shape
and. eohes improve it or offer it tor
sala at a reasonable
I of quite a little proprrty that i7 finely
located, test is allowed t ,r,
J looks Uke wild lan4. This sort of
aeglrn iaie the sale am) value of
; property all about it. There should be
some way to induce lot owners to put
thi holdUga in presentable shape. I
know of one particular plot that is in
a desirable location, but it looks as
wild as it did botore the towu was
laid out. It is owned by a uon-resl-l
dent and, wea a price has beea asked i
oa it the reply has invariably come: !
-Not Interested it is not for salen EDWARO T. DEVINE
'Now the assessment on these lots are Speaker-Guest at Closing No. of Forum
very low ami n owner feels that so' at Auditorium on Sunday
long as the taxes charged against r : ' :
them are very low he does not need Dr. Edward T. Devine, , associate
to worry about their aDDearance or im-i oHintnr ( k q,...au hi..k i .,
fprovement. For one I shall favor ma- recognized: mouthpiece of nearly ev
terially racing the assessmeut of all Ury national agency -of reform is due
vacant proirty and lowering, if pos-! to arrive Saturday and be the speaker
BiiM. iue uiies on miprovea properiy.) at the Forum "meeting Sunday after
1 am not one who believes people ! noon. .
snouia be puuisheii ror improving;
their property with high taxation, but'
do think ttiat vacant property should i
be asaesseU at the value which the
owner asks lor it. and 1 think the!
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91
Harry Horn Gives
Opinion of Some
k Changes Needed
Attorney Harry A. Horn, who is
on of tsa Candidates for clerk and as
sessor at the municipal election on
Saturday, says he has lived hete- 19
years, knows every foot of land In
the town, that he has made a catefui
Ktttfly q the valuation, and if elected
would make a proper assessment. In
speaking of bis relations with . ta
town in ; the past he said.:
"I had to do with securing the new
water- works, the recent strot im
provements and I now hetr'ify fayor
Most Important to Progress
of Day toria Beach That Bond
ssue be Passed Tomorrow
"OUT OF THE SNOWS" TO
9E SHOWN AT A.UD. TONGHT
Virgil V. Harton is one of the can-
Ralph, Ince creator of American ' l!,d?" tor f." o op-
tvaes for the h,. ri, .!PslUoa an'J therefore certain of
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the screea another .remarkable char
acterization. In "Out of the Snows.'
a virile drama of the great sao.w
waste, which is to be shown at the
AudUoAum toaisht In eonnectioa with,
the- concert of the MiUJpn Dollar
Band, he appears as a member of the
the election, of couneitmen. wa will .famous Northwest-mounted police. .
conduct the public work in a business Out of the Snows" is the first of
like manner. During the past year 1 1 a series of Nathmal Pk-tura aiarri
hAye pointed out errors, it assess-j RaipU Uvce and dealing with Uat wide 1
uinvs tnai mre kjsi me iowu ai leas diversin cation of life that is found on
a thousand dollars, and,' although the the North, American eoatiaeat. From
attention of those who were sitting as the bandit harried Mexican border to
a equalization board were rr ded to j the. frozen, waste of Hudson Bay live
it and no attention was pall. Not a ! men and women whose romances and
sil error was corrected. On Matohragedtes could furnish plots for a
street alone there were mistakes thousand entertaining photoplays. But
amounting to five hundred dollars in around no other people has such a
the collection of the- improvement tax,. ! Uat of glamour beea thrown- as the
;-l am also in favor of the proposed f fUr traders of th North, the Canadian
bead issuet but not fof the purpose of j Mounted Police, and the half breeds
paying old debts and accruej interest j that the life on the pine woods develop,
thereon, because it would not be legal The story fa lntroduwd with ,
rrr J .. . ' thread of mystery,
A . kan litlful
fthe bond Issue so that the money may! jn-L .", I t,. KrJ T
. . m , j.a i - , utiiifi fiMS uu a Ud.ll. Ul cru UUittU UL
oe usra lur ue imroUM ats.. ;9tranif honntv Intn tha ri I
want to see many new improvements j tnese tWQ women comes 'stalwa7t
'" " ""t l" l" TO i menhir nt tha mnnntarf tlli.o fti.l.
the place have all the comfort? and
conveniences its best frierdv hope
for it. 1 am (or a new pier, for a free
brkige, for a fine board walk along our
u,c... .or m rr vtr ,ru.. screen has ever seen
or more ireei anoreuiuu, Ralph Ince is Supported
tor. a municipally owned electric ! Keefe an(, G,ad oburn.
progressive, yet strictly economical
administration of the town's affairs.
When a dollar of the people's money
is expended I want to see a dollar's
worth af value secured for it.. 1 am
tors a hearty welcome and of doing ;
what we can in reason for their com
t t - A. I - 1
Counsaier at Law
) kentien f ivenv te
IMuta, Proavate an4
. i theory Mauera
1 1ST lialn St.
1 Dayten SaBk ria
FOR THt
WIHTCR SJEASON
t . trartmenta m saaareaae
.CN TMC AYOH
f II M. Phone 674
MTrtt PP Princess
I; 4 beeroeme. X baths,
fwyence.
i4 sV4 .
i ftlkAMTIC AVE.
r New Mananemenl
JOIlfcl Kite IS, JR.
:cit,i Tubes and
litei and Ewex
CALBi AND SERVICE
1. H. IkROCHE. DEALER
Brht Front Garage
0 fy torui Beach
rJSFERCO.
! PHONE 422 -an
fwaere In Triple CUIes,
Oalttarad ta and from tt
Br. Devlae. has had a wide and in
fluential experience abroad during the
war. as special agent ' American em
bassy, Petrograd. in 1916. and chief
rf tho Piiwxkan rt nafiKraoo oni Ralinf
assessment of vacant property should of the Americaa Rea Cross. Paris.
iw mK1i e"su uT"8!r";'t 1917-18. and can. speak first hand con-
prtcT Ven-ofTen 1 heaVpeTpirl JJi that
- . - . i iat'A ii.ti?f atu iiiuim iai iun.
plain of bih prices here who tnem-; 7 ' .
selves are holding lots which thev topic ai me nuuuay rorwn wm
own and which should be beautified 1 "u"f Foreign Relations.
and improved, far above a reasonable! America's responsibilities abroad do
market price. I am anxious to see a j not originate in tne I reaty or er
real community spirit prevail through- j sailles and do not fluctuate with the
out our town so tnai every resiueni 1 loriunes 01 me pomioa parties, iney
will so plaa his improvements that ane from tne very conditions which
they will insure, not alone to the in-1 exist athome." in the war devastated
divkluai benefit, but to the general . regions, and elsewhere. Upon the re-
welfare as well. sources and steadfastness 01 tne
In speaking further of the future or United States the future or civilization
Seabreease, Mayor Kenney said: "There t in large measure depends.
is no question as to her ruture. u is s our nrst obligation is to maintain
as certain a the rising of the morning! unimpaired those institutions which
sua. Right now a hundred thousand j condition our security and prosperity,
dollars' worth of Improvements are in ! We must put our house in order, by
VJRY- HINQ ELECTRICAL
5 CrooU & Son
Wirlift and Repairing
FU irea and iippUea
UAtH T. . . PHONE 154
l A. aep C-MA V. SAKER
rrt r-tee of U. C C
L JlfCtA SSACM
tioeuUi e Cemmonlty
; Church'
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. JjltangBMt.
; 1 4 1 .reie. AU BM"
-T ItZtK Dayesn Co
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progress. 1 ne new nomes iuai uie ur
log built are aa ornament, and every
new one seims to call for two or
thriw more. Before the season is over
Urandview avenue alone will have 50
new and modern homes, Dunt tor com
fort and cosvenience as well as ap
pearance. W have had a wonderful
i-lnter, and people wno nave spem mr
lime with uh nave dc uensui.
we.caa conl-dently depend upon many
of'tatm ccuniug, bat, mature a
ikina SO mm'U lUt us ireic j....-
are not disappointed when they come. ;
We have th ciunaie ana r iwc
beach, and they can be depended upon.
Then we have the best mutt 01 pfopie
coming to see us, so that those com
ing this way are always certain to find
Just what they are. looking for. I have
r.ann to believe that the num-
v.r. . -- .,. .:.i
lr of our winter resnn-uis 1
uaiiy and continually increase trom ;
J it. -..ill Ku 11 it t
vear to year, anu mai n
: . . if...... with the nrocessiou I
IO US Iv tvr-- r x 1
and get retuly tor theta by all possible j
progress ani imprmnu-ut.
mi vU e Kev3 of Lincoln. 111., is
here and is located at 216 Grandview
avenue. ;
Mr. id Mrs. W. M. OUphant of
River Forest, 11L. are receui
They are n gistered at a local notei.
Misses Antoinette Erwio and Mary
Erwin of ioria. 111., are uer
pleasantly located at 5W Halifax ave-
sue, teauic'-g-
Mr. and Mrs. Chester X. Matthews
,,r wv'anston. UI-. re iierv oiiv.
n!ceun?iciled at 111 Wild Olive
street. Seabreeze.
Mrs. Joel Pitcher, with her daugh
ter Mts Theodora Pitcher of W ayne,
v 'y are among those recently to
arrive They have a pleasant apart
ment at T-iO Halifax avenue.
A,lir.iHta Moran of Manhattan
uJch' New York, has arrived to take
.- .1. . k most wonderful of all
Lhes. She is registered at a local
hotel. '
T E Blvthe. the well known base
ball' umpire, who has spent the win
ter with UiH family at the Beach and
who has oeeu an ru" .
moling all sorts of local sports here
Zt the amusement and edification of
the entire population, has been asked
to umpire the gume in Daytona cm
Monday between the locals of the
Florida league and the Washingtoas of
J" u,rin leaeue. Mr. Blythe wiU
bjose of the regular umpires in the
an active policy in health, education,
industrial readjustment, political reor
ganization. Our second obligation is to share
the experiences through which man
kind is passing, in such a way as to
retain our self-respect at)(i the good
will of the nations. We cannot be iso
lated and we cannot be an over ruling
law fur traders, Indian runners and
all the riffraff of a ' frontier trading
post furnish the background for one
of the most thrilling melodramas the
by Zena
The rest
of the cast is excellent, and the snowy
exteriors were secured in the Far
North.
election. Just this miaute Mr. Har
ton is more interested in the success!
f the new boni issue for '30,000 than!
any other one thing. I
"U will certainly be too bad if this,
proposition fails," said the new coua-l
citman to b?, to a News represents-j
live, "as there is no douut but the'
town needs tbe money and will, in j
facti have to have 1L It the bonds j
are not authorized it will make it!
necessary for the new administration!
te Auake luaas from time to time, and ;
they will have to be secured at 8 per!
cent, whereas the proposed bonds will!
only draw 6 per cent representing a'
saving of 2 per cent right there. For;
a long time I have, with others, been;
advocating a strictly business admia- j
istration of the town's business and It
Want ft. tin all I an rr. hvtn. tita f
about. I don't want to ee the new
council handicapped by having to start
out borrowing money at a big inter
est rate when the wealth of the town
justifies the bonds that are proposed.
They will not need to be paid for a
long time, aud the interest rate is
reasonable. As long as we must have
the money let us have it on the best
terms possible for the taxpayers."
C. A. Randall Favors
C. A. Randall, cashier of the East!
Coast State bank, is heartily in favor j
or tne prcposed bond issue for J30,0iH
for Daytona Beach.
"Really." said Mr. Randall, "this is
necessary to help the town out of an
embarrassing situation. I don't mean
1 to say that our town's finances are in
M I r-r r
HUPMOBILE
The Car cf the
"American Family
Harton Bros.'
Garage
Daytona Beach
Phone 165
i f- cr
Jad shape, for they are not when we
! consider our wealth and the value of
. ; our improvementa already made. We
jare getting to be a big towa and we
.. are getting larger and richer every
...t......t.-.i... .. i aay. it is, tnererore, necessary to
I arr r m-rcavc? e at i tnv iiuars ca va jucr
SEASIDE INN
At the -Seaside,. Ian are registered: pare to take care of the expenditures
want to see the things done that will;
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oroMDer arcordlne to her desserts." f auu " ,wuc'' luJ"'!;' are sure to nave to mane, ii is
prosper according to her desserts. w Va . x B. UMlse and p irty. never wlsdont to fail to look out for the
. . ' f Beacon. N. J.; Mrs.' Samuel B. Hub- ' certainties of the future. There never
our,ley and Mrs. W. H. R. Uaaa. Pittr,-, haa beea a time when the material
wealth of our town was growing as
rapidly and as substantially as it is
See the new structures going
GEO. P. JOHNSON
Established W08.
FULL LINE OF
Bicycles
and Sundries
Alo
Fishing Tackle
TELEPHONE 154
818 MAIN STREET
DAYTONA PEACH
TRY THAT PURITY
ICECREAM
Atlantic Pharmacy
B. Young, Prop.
Daytona Beach, fu
Garth
Phone 444.
providence; but we can clarify
vlewa of foreign policy, we can bave: "r ,M C. C.
. .,iL..ii.n itnnri Clark. Mrs: W. C. Winchester. Mrs. I.
Z Zl". i"SrS ' 4 ,h, aiinn I J. VVhllneW. Mrs. a R. TiitBey. Mis3 ! today
"v -" ... r.l....., . ,l ... .. -j
we can deliberately decide whatt"5"iM V. t . " -...v.. i Ui, ttuU uiw vnj cucr e iiw
and
part we shall play In the society orj. .
nations. It will be one of active in- VV,n"
terest and impartial friendship.
This should be oiie of the most in-
lorming auuresses ot me riiim; w -1
son and a great opportunity for Triple
toiKS 10 ueat; mis isreai hui
and author, hear his first hand stories
ol bis exjjecieuces and discuss with
him the responsibilities which we are
asked to accept concerning the future
relations" with the rest of the world.
A rare concert is being prepared to
begin at 2:45 free to everyone. The
program will be given in the Sunday
Morning Uaily- News.
DAYTONA BEACH HOTEL .J
Miss Helen A. Tanner of
N. Y is a recent arrival
Beach.
Albion,
at the
THE CiHKERS
DIRECTLY QN THE
OCEAN FRONT
DAYTONA BEACH
American Plan
DELICIOUS MEALS
THAT SATISFY
W.D.HUNT
Mr. aud Mrs. Albert A. Bacll of
Spriagfield, Mass., have arrived and
are registered at a local hotel.
i Charles .Nolon ot Bambridge. N. '.,
arrived at the Beack -ThurStj morn
f am registered at the DixiVotel.
He e"xjeeUrXct reuMMn-abo'nv f x-
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Mr and Mrs. Theodore Thunfott or
Alexandria Hay. N. Y are registered
at a local Dyiona Beach hot!.
Bogart'ft Wonder
ANT POISON
For Sale by all Druggists
I Dtanning for more. As the future of
: our town Is assured we should get
' reauy to greet the coming prosperity
i viith a municipality fitted to cope witn
To have the proposed bond issue de-
icatcd would be a sore disappoint-
all of the additional responsibilities.
At the Daytona Beach hotel ar? r?-' uuut to every citizen sincerely inter
istered: est d iu the welfare of the commu-
P. W. Roberts and family. Mr-., aity. 1 certainly hope for its passage."
Selvera Roberts, Miss Helen Emmons. '
Sarah S. Roberts, Miami, Fla.; H. A. TOURISTS FROM CORNING,
Wright. Savannah. Ga.; B. A. Hen - N. Y.. ENJOY DINNER PARTY
ingsworth, Beisemer. Ala.; Mrs. T. T. j Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hawkes and
Shoot and L. B. Shoot. Charleston, i their daughter. Miss Katherine ot
111.; WVn. Cook. JacksonTille, Fla. j Corning, N. Y.. who have been most
. l delighlful season guesU of the Seaside
; j luu. gave -a very delightful dinner i
I party at the hotel Tuesday evening ia j
j compliment to some of their hamej
folks from the Empire State. For
! gues they had Mrs. Eda 15. Denison
land A. K. Brown of Corning. N. Y.;
i Miss Frances MeHenry aBd William
! A. MeHenry of Hornell. N. Y.. also
I Miss Dorothy Schulte. the charming
land talented little daughter of Mr.
jand Mrs;;H. B. Schulte of Daytona.
l-Miss Dorithv entertained- the. party
f QKst delightfully with her ;bea,itifut
land 'graceful dancing. It . proved'-a
very enjoyable occasion. -Mr. and Mrs.
Hawks are not only old friends of the
Beach having been here several suc
cessive winters, but are also warm,
friends of Mr. ani Mrs. J. P. Glenn.)
AUTHORIZED
KODAKDEALER
KODAK FINISHING
ENLARGING
WATER COLORS
C. E. GRENELL .
810 Main St. Daytona Bat
POLAR
WATER
Pure aa :
Delivered
Citiea.
vaster can
anywhere
be
In
or case
Five gallons
of elx. half gallons, for.
PHONE 442
made.
Trlpla
75c
Lowe Bottling Works
DAYTONA
BEACH CASINO
The Amusement Centre"
Bathing Dancing
Fishing
Tackle far aale ar rent.
Lunches, and Curios,
"Where Maht Street Matte the
' Ocean."
ELECTION
Saturday! Mar, 26th
VOTE
For One Mayor
Black X Elect
White Blank Reject
Vote for the Good
of 'the Town.
MR. BLANK
JOHN FARR s
MRS. BLANK
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I thank you in advance for your
vote and support.
Out for Honor and
Not for Graft.
- I am a candidate for Mayor
of Daytona aeach, for the honor
there ia in it and also the benefit
I hope to be to the town. At a
recent aneeting: e the Council
an ordinance was passed fixing
$3.00 fee tor each conviction
us the Mayor's court. Last year
the mayor receive ne feee and
1 elected I wll ask the Ceuneit
te repeal the ordtaance. aa I ana
not seeking; the eKee toe the
fee ot the Mayor' court.
JOHN FARR.
List
Your
Property
for ,
Sale or Rent
With
Florida Realty
Company
F. M. WILLIAM8
Phone S32
706 MAIN ST.
Next to Post Office
Daytona Beach, Fla.
and
Get Results
THE BREAKERS
I At The Breakers are registered:
j Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Waygood, White
Plains. N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
I Howell. Chester. N. J.; Mr. and Mrs.
i B. E. Erwin. DeLanU. Fla ; Mrs. Ella
I Wright and Mrs. Emma Beyer. West
Palm Beach. Fla.; J. S. Shaais,
; Gaine.-iville. Fla.; Miss EHa - Dean,
.irnain. . . . -" . - j - ...... - -
ron. Oa.; Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Douglas,
New Smyrna, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. D. D.
Smith, Jacksonville, Kla.
Miss Elsa Kohn has jut arrived
from New Haven. Conn., and is moat
delighted with the Beach. She says
' she is sure she wilt enjoy every niiu
j tne she spends here. She has secured
pleasant quarters at the Comfort
i Lodge, 236 Ocean avenue.
i
DAYTONA BEACH
HOTEL
(Faces the Ocean)
Invites the, patronage ot par
ticular people seeking the beat
accommodations at reaaonable
prices. Highest quality, nntrl
tioua foods carefully prepared,
are served la oar dining room.
Rooms singlet or ea suite. Bates
I3.&8 to te. per day. Americas
plan. Weekly rata a applica
tion, PHQMCCT
DAYTONA SEACK. FLA.
Regular Nominee of
Town Caucus
Daytona Beach
FOR MAYOR
D. Jefferson
Tracy
Election, March 26
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Agent for
National Surety Co.j the Worla. ;
Largest Surety Company
CHAS. A.JENNEY
Real Estate rfnd Insurance
Rentals Seabreeze and;
Notary Publlo Daytona Beach
' BOOE BROS.
PAINTING AND DECORATING
, Best of work. v: RejssonaWe prices,
i 'jj ; Satisfaction fiuarand.
-'.'- Our Motto is to Ptaase. .
' CaH Harry Booe
225 N. Beseh 3t.
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FUQUAY & GHEEN
REGISTERED ARCHITECTS '
Building Const ructlcn
Cor. Sth Ae.and Palmetto St.
Phone 49. Daytona Ejeach, Florld
-
Fred Pulestoh, M. D.
OIce In Shelly Blci-kj Daytona Buck
Office hours: 0 t 9:3J A. U. I
1:10 to 5:30 P. M.
Evening by Anpolntmeot
Phone 72. ClticeiO-J. Residenee
Call answered day or night ' TrlpJ
Cltlas " .
R. L. SELDEN
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT L.AW
Ohio Building Phone 452-4
Daytona Beach -
FOR SALE 1
HOTEL ;
Facing the Ocean
Beach i
35 Guest Roonas
16 Baths X
A BARGAIN j
Exclusive Agent s
W. H. COURTNEt
Real Estate
Daytona Beach I
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