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THK uAYTONA DAILY NEWS. MONDAY. JAN. 30. V)li.
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-1, lajrlaaa End), all
i ; CJf.feonlar'for Priace
U ver ha was called on verjr
: K. . Mrs, ear utf their
it will remain here for the
t at the season.
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ikalves..
Sfuart
pedal sale,
190-l-29-2t
first practical
produced the
I lamp io 1879.
CHCLTE
have a beautiful, smalt, new
ttawpnlow, convenient to the
''taseh, and liasiness ration, com-
fctetely furnished, for rent for
tlance of searou for $175.
1 DAYTONA OFFICE '
144 South Beach St
PENINSULA OFFICE
' t'A Main St, Daytona Beach
X ,4 HONE 674 OR 44
, THE BEGINNING OF
PROSPERITY
t many a young couple is the
(. when they open their first
t Inge account,
i life invite not only young folks
t those of all ages to avail
themselves ef the strictly up-to
f facilities offered by this
1.NIN8ULA Bank,
r. This is YOUR bank, owned
IUf managed by men and
wmen of YOUR community.
PAID ON
IQ SAVINGS
EAST COAST
BANK and
TRUST CO.
Daytona Beach
The Bank of Strength, Service
and Hospitality" and "The Old
eat' Trust Company in Volusia
County."
11ARRY A. HORN
-iraey and Counselor at Law
Caeeial Attention Given to
.Conveyancing, Probata and
Chancery Matter
t 407 Main St.
TI. Daytona. Beach, Fla.
IwQUAY & GHEEN
REGISTERED ARCHITECTS
' "" , Building Construction
vok 6th Ave. and Palmetto 8t.
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Cm and
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Salesroom, 215 Main St.
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' Wiring and Repairing
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DAYTONA . DAYTONA BEACH
FERRY
. , Fare, 10c One Way
' 16c Round Trip
16 Tickets $1.00
eaedule, 7:45 a. m. o 6 p.
Daily
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Cee! Shelly Block, Daytona Beach
- IT&NES: Ofrice, 72; Residence, 0-J;
-' Sanatorium, 768-J.
,COce Hour :2: CO P.M. to 5:30P.M.
?- Sanatorium: 10:45 A. M. to 12 M.
t Evening by appointment.
CaJle answered day and night In
-, Triple Cities.
t
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3 . Furniture Moving
Vas Storags. Second Hand Goods
'1 i Bought and Sold
J ": Repairing and Re-Silvering
FUTCE CO.
V Orat.ge Ave. - Phena 471W.
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A YEAR ROUND RESORT
. Unexcelled In tha entire world
1 t fOr automobiles and flvlno.
Available S hours each day, 4
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Enlightening Address Before
Forum Audience on the Irish
Question Sunday, Catholic Day
That the so-called "Irish qnextion" '
Is not a question of religion but of J
nationality, and that because the re-1
llgcna question had been injected ' nd that they should bo allowed to
Into it many person had been blinded Sovern themselves and they never
to the real merits of the case, wait nH ve been and never would have been
one of the main points developed at ! WtfsKed to remain under the domin
the Open Forum in the Auditorium tk-n of Great Britain. Thfiy have o
yesterday afternoon by Denis A. Mc-! ipn been-told that they 'had good ov-
j Carthy, of Boston, Irish poet, lecturer
ani associate editor of a Catholic per-lwl" 11 "" Kooa government never
iodical. has been a substitute for self-ivern-
Mr. McCarthy rpoke to a large atid-' ment- and thats' tlie way tha li ili felt
iente on "That Irish Question" andaM0ut '
Rave nuiriy interesting sldeliehts on I "The Irish always have wanted a
his native country's age-old dispute 'publican form of government, in
with England as to self-government, i recent settlement of the question
Uecauso of the (-.pecker's r'.-ligiou? I tnJV were granted a larae part, but
faith and his subject the day was des-' not of what they had coutend.-'d
tgnated as "Catholic Day" and there ' for-There is still a very large Itopti'ili-
wero many members of that religions
belief among hut audience
Mr. McCarthy's address was Dreced-
ed by an excellent niusicaj program.
Benjamin lie Wolf gave several vio
lin selections accompanied by Mad
am; Nepolkachieski, there were two
piano numbers by Mr. Clifford Kwart.
and Mrs. W. Redwood Wharton sang
tnree solos.
Mr. McCarthy was introduced by
Robert S. Holmes and in opening h'.s
address fc said he came to this coun
try from Ireland when fifteen years
eld and that he bad been an Ameri
can ever since.Mn fact, he said, lie felt
pretty sure he was tui American be
fore he left home.
Referring to Mr. Holmes' introduc
tory remarks that Mr. McCarthy was
a lover of penc rnd presented the
paradox of "one Irishman who wall
not a fighting Irishman," Mr. Mc
Carthy said that he spoke on the
Irish question t;s an ambassador of
peace and not as an antagonist of
other peoples opinions."
"When Mr. Holmes asked me last
summer to come here ami speak on
the Irish queston," said Mr. McCarthy.
"1 felt some hesitancy about it. lie
cause the Irish question at that time
was a very live one and was the cause
of considerable bitter feeling, and
while 1 mentioned it in all my writ
ings 1 hesitated about going before
the public with an address about it.
"However, considerable water has
gone under London bridge since last
summer and many things have hap
pened. Lloyd George, who had said
that h' would never enter into a con
ference wilh the Sinn Feiners, whom
lie hud branded as a gang of murder
ers, has changed his mind on the
Irish question ard has entered into a
conference with the Sinn Fein. And
the change of mind of the British pre
mier is symbolic of the changed at
titudo of the" people generally.
"Uoyd George has practically ad -
mitted that the Irish were right in
their demands for self-government."
As to the reasons why the Irish de
manded a government of their own
Mr. McCarthy said:
"Tha Irish claim they arc a distinct
nation from the Knglish and they
have always disputed the assertion of
the English that Ireland is an integral
part of the British Kmpire and there
fore should be contented to remain un
der Itritish domination. The Irish
claim they have a distinct history find
that the Irish were a civilized and a
Christianized nation before
Cve-it
i
Dritaiti was civilized and Christianiz-;
ed. j
"When the Normans canie over and :
conquered Kngland they did not rori-
qitrr the lrisli, they merel" irritated
them. Perhaps if tl.e Normans had ;
been able to cntiuer .'Ireland they
-( Id iiave been assimilated r.fi.1 1
theie might never have been any re-;
bell ions sentiment among the Iri; hi
people.
"I do not blame any Englishman for
taking in hie in the history of the
Itritish Kmpire and I would h ;ve i
smali respect to'.' any Knglishman who
did rot feel proud ol its progress and
its acliievements, iiut of this progress ,
and this achievement Ireland has ne
ver had the benefit which the o.her
component parts of the Itritish Kin
pi.e rereived.
'The Irish have not been piosper
locS as the otin r partions of the P.rit-
AUDITORIUM
FRIEDA IIEMPEL
FAMOUS SOPRANO
February 1 8 P. M.
Prices: $1.00, $2.00 and $3.00, Plux Tax
Phone or Mail Orders. Phone Xo. 820
Seats Now on Sale
II liPMOwaj :rrj
TUESDAY. JAN. 31 "JANE EYRE.'
15c, 25e: reserved seats, 35c.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 1 ARTIST
Soprano. Prices: $1.00, $2.00. $3.00, plus tax.
THURSDAY. FEB. 2 "UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT
ist Club. Price, 25c. including tax.
FRIDAY, FEB. 3 STEFANSSON, THE GREAT EXPLORER.
Assembly Number. Prices: 50c, 75c. $1.00, plus tax.
SATURDAY. FEB. 4 "LIGHT IN THE CLEARING." Photoplay,
ten by Irving Bacheller. 3 P.
25c; Night, 15c, 25c.
.a -1 a i- irk
l0 Empire have. The Irish alv.nys
t hnvaj -fffiatu t a -ia Kllf that f li t, .
were a Heparute and a distinct nation
prnmnt and why not bo sutisiie.l
an pnrty in Ireland which still in
sists on a complete republic. I am a
rrpnMican myself and believe in en
Irish republic, but the majority of the
Irish people are satisfied with what
they have got and if iln nr satis
fied I certainly am. However, I am
sorry that they did not achi' ve a com
plete republic and I believe that some
day they will lnve it.
"Now us to Ulster. I have be.-iji pqlj.
ed ninny times the teason for I liter's
attitude. As a matter of f.ict tiiere are
only a few counties in i'lsier that
were opposed to the movement for an
Irish republic and Iri h nationalists
always have believed ih.it if Great
Britain got out of Ireiaiiil. as she is
now doing, bag iind baggage, tiiat Fi
st er and the rest :of Ireland would
draw clof-er together. That already
'I'i'mi to be happening. The. coin, ties
of Ulster which ate now out of the
Irish Free State can vote tlimselves
into it at any time thev get re-uiy and
thus join their brothers in the south j
under one government
"As to the religion '- question there
has been a great deal of misunder
standing and l.iose talking, and re
ligion has teen injected to ujch an
extent into discussion oi the irivh
problem that it has blnded many per
sons as to the real merits of the case.
I have had people tell me that the
Irish question was nothing but a dis
pute between the Catholics and the
Frotestants. Nothing is further from
the truth. People have got the idea
that a religious question was involved
solely because Kngland is Protestant
while Ireland is largely Catholic, hut
the dispute with Fngland has never
been a question of religion, but or na
tionality. 'Arthur Griffith, probably tiie great
est man in Ireland todiy. is not a
Catholic, but a Protestant, while thou
sands of Fnglish Catholics had aiiso
lut'jty no use for the Sinn Fein niove-
im,'nt
and Cardinal l.oeh was imposed
to it and one of Him greatest v alludic
organs in the world fought it bei- iu.se
it was considered too radical.
"The whole question was simply
the desire of one nation of people,
with habits, customs, instincts and
traditions chai actei stically th"ir own.
to cut loose from domination by peo
ple of another nation and sei up a
government of their own, make their
own laws, control their own judiciary
and police and manage their own af
fairs as t'iry saw lit.''
After tiie add less tie-re was twenty
minutes or general uiscu.ssion wiiieu
was concluded with
rei'ding sever.! 1 of iiis
y-r-
pool:
Vcf'arthv
?.lrs. II. 1!. Tyre, who is located for
the season at the Miiier tipartaient.-,
Daytona lleach, left this morning for
a visit with friends at S riven, Oa.
Shaw and
pocket knives.
Stuart
special sale,
'.10-1 -'Jit-21
Frank IV rry. w ho has l.-e-n the guest
of Mr. and .Mrs. ('ha'les II. Smith at
tin ir home, l!i Silver Iteacli avenue,
left this morning for his home in Man
ilns, X. Y.
.lames lieaton, h.-si nihty director at !
the Auditorium, motored to iei,and
today where he will devote the after
noon in advertising the (omin;; of j
Krieda iiempel. Fell. 1; Kreisier. Feb.:
!i. and Sousa's band, Feb. la.
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An Assembly Number. Prices:
RECITAL
FRIEDA HEMPEL,
given by Tour-
An
writ-
M. and 8 P. M. Prices:
Matinee, 10c,
vfljBuco da::oeo
KiS WAY TO SUCCESS
HERO OF INGRAM'S "THE FOUR
HORSEMt" WON CHANCE
FROM HIS DANCING.
RUDOLPH VALENTINO
as JULIO in THE
F0UR HORSEMEN
of theAPGCALYPSF
I niid.'lph YaP-ntine. the celebrated !
j voting; dancer who baa the leading I
I male r'de in 'The Four Horsemen of!
the Apo nlypse," .i Hex Inwam pro-I
! (tuition for Metro, now being shown
j the n "w Daytona for three days.
, today, Tue.-iiay and Wednesday, found
hi. wav to funis and fortune through
! his lilmhlo leer.
j Whop vou see Mr, Valentino in thi?
j screen ad:ipt:,ni of the wot id -lamons
Wt IV : :. l S W M, i
I novel or vi :it I'.i.-sco than.-.: iiy;in.l hi
J Jim" Mathis and cotico his finished j Mtitut
acting. Ci .-'lire
j si eif s laid In the
j ish of his maule r
I student and lover
warper of the i afe
Argentine, the pol
in interpreting ibe !
in Paris, it w ill be j
your onqccstii.nahle opinion tint her.'-1
is 1
man iliKiated in iheatl lcl Ways !
as . child.
it was peither as a (lamer nor
an actor that Mr. Valentino hoped to
tak" I'm tune by storm. It wiih in thti
nine h:i.el;ie sphere as a prospective
I'.Kl-icu'tr.rii t that ho came t the
I'liited States, at the age of eighteen,
a (.ladiiufe from the llov.il Military
C.lleie of Agrice'turo at Genoa Italy.
s he pt.trin-ii his futcio he would he
ct iiie one of the t-re it land owners in
this country of opportunity.
Put things happere l sw iftly for him
in New York. Soon lie was busy teach
ing Broadway's regulars his graceful
steps. He appeared at Hector's as a
dancing partner of llennie Glass, fol
lowing this engagement with ore !n
the Winter Garden and a long term
contract in vaudeville.
From dancing- to motion pictures
was an easy step. His tirt pict ire
with Ma" Murrey :n "The Big l.ittie
Person." When Hex Ingram, in his
painstaking search for the type to
portray the pleusure-lovii'K South
American hero of "The Four liors'
men" saw Vab u;:;io. lie i hojj him
for the, pa i
Forum Speaker On
Last Train Coming
Sou h From Ca pital
lien's A V.eCnrthy. of IViston. Irish
p "! and lecturer, who spoke on tie
Irish (inesticn at tic Aiiditoriuiu yes
terdav afternoon, came very near mi
sing ili - ( ur i. 'id here hecans" of
the terti'ir storm that swept the east
lai-t week".
M '. ti '"iirti'V It. Wasiiington Kri
dav on the tast train leaving that city
for the south. His friends in the na
tion: I ci . p!. I had insisted that h
wait ''r the i"'dnii.'bt train, hut h
thou-ht it he t to tnke no iliancc
with ilel.;V"'l s( he!tes and cam" ear- !
lier. And it was well that lie did. Tle-re I
las
been no I st in
on! of
WashirvJ-'oa i
lor (In sort': site
Mr. .McCai'ifiv
train jntlleil out
' And." said Mr. Mi Carthy ye i-i
day i'fternooti. ' :i I hadn't taken that j
ti.iin when I 'li I it is probable 1 :k
vet' v.i 'ild have gi t here. It is vy
lil;d" ''oi! I would have ln-.-n in .bat
movie hom.e wh -re that terrible ai'- id
ell' "t.tippeliei! S::turd'iy nigh, f" ' 1
am very fond ot the movies. So I'm
lottidy :.;la! I'm h re.'
The ln-ii
will cut'!,
ernoiui a'
view a veil
2 o'clock,
all i genth
es of tl" Peninsula f'i'lh
a n a caul ; Tuesday all
the Ciuev.i Hotel, Cr.iiid
ie. Si a!ii'ee7o, hi gintun;; at
at which time hotli ladies
men ate cordially inv t- d.
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K R E I S LER
WORLD'S CREATEST VIOLINIST
Auditorium, Feb. 9th
PRICES: $VC0. S2.00. $3.00, FLUS
TAX
SALE BEGINS WEDNESDAY
MORNING
PHONE 820
scihitihg imm
DATIIS FEATO OF
mm INSFITAL
. Scientific bath service will be
. an iniportant health feature of
tliu Tirnillft tliwriif-if . nrnl 'i
brief explanatory statement
chould prove -of "interest to the
! readers vi inis paper.. j
4
j Tfydrotherapy, or the ii.e of water j
; nr. a means of cure, is chiefly relied j
( upon to stimulate the vital activities
pee:;s;iiry f'ir the urn five procens. .
Mv cold implications suitably .applied, !
i every bodily function may be stiiunlat-1
led. My hot applications properly ap-j
j plied excessive action may lie con-
trolled, pains relieved, and Mood di-j
j verted fvon congested parts. l!y vri- !
j mis oth; r applictitions most power-,
I fully sedative, alterative anil restore-1
live efi'- l:i may lie produced. :'.cier-1
! titie hyt'rolherapy nffords the direct'
I mid most rapid means of influencing
; tlie JT'at functions of Mfe. tli" circula-,
i tion of tlie braiii ind nerves, tiie
I ftin tions of the
liver, kidneys, stotn
There is no r.ieans
hi h mid bowels.
by which the various hodilv
fur-lions'
quickly j
i may 1 so ,iei fect'y ar.d !
controlled -is by hydrlatic measures
applied with intelligence jnni ssul.
j Cold applications, suitably fian.ip'
; nr.- e'-enfial to I lie production of
Jsironi; end lasting ton-c effects, so
; that, ai'im. t without cjccoptic.a, the
j phys'eian aims to accustom the pa-
I tie
i of
it as rapidly a.! possible to the use
old water by carefully graduated
',' res--fve measures, whh-h on
whal might I termed a 'i.vdt i-
atie !.,(i-h
c'timbs. 'I
c.p
whicli thi- pati-nf
lies of measures n.ey
in tl:e ( use of a very
w ith a wet hand run
perhap1- begin,
feeble '.alien!.
applied 1'nv.t to
the back, then (:;
and finally to
the
the
I.:n k -ind legs.
whole body. P.eginning with ("" to .o
degrees, the temperature is lowered
one nr two degrees daily to to or even
"4 degrees. Ne:t in order is tl.e i old
mitten friction, gradual ii'g the tem
perature down from ty 10 dcr-ei ;.
followed I iy the ( old towel rub. grail
ll.ltitlg fro-n ti.'i to tM degrees. Then
comes ill Sieeessioll the wet -sheet
rub. the half bath, and tinallv douches.
Packs, foicentat ions, cpplu atioiis to
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1 PAVING NOTICE TO PROPERTY 01VK8
TVincr enfjrarrod uiul"r
now under course of construction, we are at this time
vate owners tf proii'-'M. y
infr with private dvivow
of private proper! y,
sjK'ction of the ci.v's "
an?
Price
hiddin.tr.
for this vo'
Our price to th' ci
to tiie city for sheet ;.-
wotdd
$2. )(), and for
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wouhl he
$2': j)er stiua.re
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satro atr.trre.a'.'i
fountlat ion, :.:
coru
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property.
.i some eases tho owner mi.uht want,
th'.m 1 inches, and if - Ids he so. there wo
will': our m-lces made the citv.
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Frirtay, Feb. 3. Stefan s son. Arctic
j !xp!orer. Remarkable and wonderful
jj lecture of the frozen country, with
J ; motion pictures.
i
J9 Tuesday. Fell. 7. Iiurant and Com
5,,'pany. Mysterious, mystifyicg ma
gicians.
Friday. Feb.
Gorst. birdman.
10 Charles Crawford
maker of Victor rec
ords, bird imitations and lecture.
Tuosdny,
ender and
Feb. 14
Old La e."
l'hotcplay. ,-I.av-
Friday, Feb. 17 "The Pelletiers."
producing the snappy play, "Newly
weds."' T::i:ib. Feb. 2! -liod-lnav. r Con
cert I'lHiipany.
Friday. Feb. "4 - Krnest Gamble
Concert Company. Mr. Camblc. well
known bariion; Vera I'aipe. violin
ist. T.i r.day. Feb. IS Chicaeo Ladies'
;exi"tte. An evening grim full of
good wholesome entertainment.
F:-i:',: y. Match r.--Photoplay, to be
aiiriii'iai ed. .
"Friday, March 10 Scientific lecture.
the spine, foot baths, sit;: baths and
vario.is other measures are ui-ed in
connection with general cold applica
tions to produce desired local effects;
bat tiie general cold application must
be progressively incensed in intensity
as a lui-aii- of increasing vita", resist
ance ami raising the general tone of
the system. If disagreeable effects
are at ;irst experienced from til" cold
apol m at iciis. t hese quickly disappear,
add the exhilaration and the sense of
well dicing and buoyancy following
the cold rub or douche will be ample
compensation for the cftorts made to
accustom one s self to this most pow -ertul
of all known io.nc remedies.
(Tiu'i
will : pjiear next week a
: iieilal
articled!) photot lieroov and its
use will
with tin
lie explained in connection
proposed hospital work.
cfintract with the City (if
for
the laving of srnoth iiavement lo court-'
or ;.'.araM.es, or to widen the street pav-p
! dop.L' under the city's specilicatiiu; -.
idt nticallv the same as the
ty is 21c "er lineal
ha!t acint lit on :
for
l
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hcet
asp
halt pavement u; a
trd.
tliai is, eit.'ic
av he u -ed h
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' the t il V
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on the
or ih(
engineers r-j;
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LIETlIO
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TR2 REX ING3.AU
Scmea. ProJoctiost
The FOUR
HORSEMEN
Of the APOCALYPSE
Adapted b7 June Mathis
rhoiographed hy Job a F. Sei (a
New Daytona
TiiKr.r. DAYS
Beginning Men.. Jan. 30
Two Shows Daily
Mat..'i P. M. - - TSc
Night 8 P.M. - lJiO
Pourl1orcncn(rcheftr
Davtona
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v. it ii pri--'
r "t pav-
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"i iiit'ler in-
signing emm ;
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