The Daytona daily news. [volume], January 30, 1922, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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THSDAYTONA DAILY N2C5.MONDAY, JAN. 30. 1922
'.i'Are
VDyN.G.
':: llzzday 6th
to aa one of the best
-i acre will be when
- Yearly of Bridgeport.
Sayder, the scrap-t'Us-aoma.
In Miami..
: sse4 at .Uio Ar
11 "or VteH. stn under
i i T CM National Guard.
1M introduction, hav-
- via action here on two
- i Carter i the hoy that
i a rnw battle against
let Chicago in the early
,icata. Snyder has an en
rix, never having lost a
Ztint niont of them by the
i; la Nelson, however. he
Cat had many years ex-
mm km
io mi t
- l ite
c::i g.is is
I!.'1TE0; f;37.o
CASE TASK STAGE
SAN FnANCIS;6,;: Jan.', 30. While
Garin McNab, chief Counsel for Ttos
coe "Fatty" Arbuckle) put on his. legal
armor Jn Nevada today in behalf of
another famous motion picture star.
tioa six hours a day. Many of the! TIIIM IMlimM
jurors are prominent businesa men. 1 1 II. f 1 1 1 AI J 1 III 'J
CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY,
ING RETAILERS FOR HIGH
PRICES, ELIMINATES
MIDDLEMEN
and their long separation from their
affairs haa not served to make thr,u
patient under the long delay in com
pleting the case.
Four witnesses remain to be called!
to complete the state's rebuttal testi-i
mony. J
Tlia defense has at least two aur-'
rebuttal Witnesses under subpoena,
but whether they will be summoned
has not been determined.
In . the event . Judge Louderback
DOLLARS DiSTCJTED
uYLXCERSOFUL
Klansmen in every locality soueht out J money was seat la Bot a few plater.
ine money be lag aeat to U editor, or
slipped beneath his door dnrhmg taa
night with an accompaaylag aola re
questing the disposition desired.
The pursuit of charity has become a
Marv Pickford.. thus haltinir the Ar-
. t , ... - , uji--i io imriKiu v vesurnonv ' tion
BLAM- buckle trial harrassed bailiffs endear- tf.n&iak t0 impeach statements of Zoyl t "s
JIIMJ I nrefl tft Unit mtna r.f .livDfc nn fni- - . . 7 :
twelve men and two women, tlie jury
and alternates in the fat comed'an's
case, who have now been penned up
three weeks. Their task was made
the most worthy cases and made fit
ting contributions. Institutions, such
as schools and churches needing
money to increase their comfort or ef
ficiency were remembered in a similar
way ana trie calling t death of the ! paramount issue with mensers of the
neau or a lamiiy or lainwr was the inu-j Ku Klux Kits, says William Joseph
! ne lor ivian cuarity. j stmmons. imperial wuara, aaa wber-
ATLANTA. Jan. 30 More than i Thousands of dollars were aubscrib-j ever taa orfaaiuUoa to MWtat
l.oou.ouo was distributed in charities ! ed by the Klar.s for 'various funds lie- ame lu rendered tutta needr. ;
y Knights tff the Ku Klux Klan dur-; ug raised in their communities fori . , , ; '. ' ' . i
,ig the year 1921. The gifts ranged i good causes. In hundred. of cases it ' " ,
;i the way from financial assistance j was the Klansmen who supplied Amer- SWALLOWS P;afT',-n
RING; GETS A DIVCCE
CHICAGO. Jan. 30 Retail coal
dealers are responsible for prevailing ! more difficult by the stern admonition
nigu prices or coal, according to F. E. or Judge Harold Louderhack that tliey
Kelsey, manager of the newly formed I must not nn ler auv c ircumstances
tka game snd one who was j Indiana 1'ocahontas Mining company, j discuss among themselves or vith
able lo take everything ! a co-operative "direct from the mines" anypone else the matter whic h for
lacaa hand him, and while
pet aver a sleep producer,
mrtfeeless earned the de
li Kelson at that time.
coal producing and selling company. I three weeks has occupied their aflen-
iei.-y says him company is oui i
to show that coal can
rules ag-Hlnxt the state reopening its to persons in distress to large dona-! ican flags and Bibles to schools, made j
uireci case io mironuoe vestimony tions to colleges, schools and universi- neeileil donations to colleges, and. in '
! many instances, supplied money nec-
Prevon that she Was coerced, argu-1 Figures just compiled bv officials of ' essary ti enable worthy student to! VTt.AXT . Ua.J Jan. 30 tVhea h-r
ments rtay begin late Teusday or j the organization show that the Klan's j Pursue further their studies in such ! liu hand started in to pull off kor lias
Wednesday imorning. In this event charitable activities were carried on ' institutions. j w lih a pair of pliers. Mrs. nettle Htepp
the Jury will get the case in all prob- in every stato in the union and that : An outstanding feature of the ! scntifi4d in her suit for divorce here
ability Wednesday afternoon. j probably more money was parsed out j Klan's charitable activities was the today he let him get away with her
- J to needy cases by the local organiza- method in which aid was extended. In-( wedding ring, hot while he was doing
Some people will doubt u diction-1 tions during the year than by any 1 variably the check was sent as a gift ' thu vlia swallowed the engagement
ary. i other similar fraternal institution. j from the organization, the name of no ; rmi.'.
j During the long period of unemploy-! individual being made public in any; Mrs. tUopp ail jier husliaad went
Kvery day we hear or a Wall street! ,lu'nt an(l 'ts accompanying hardships) instance. Local newspapers were ! alter th? pliers duriag a quarrel.
i broker getting broker still. and suffering special committees of j used as the medium through w hich Mrs. Stepp got her divorce.
lie produced
and disposed of to the consumer at t
-tyr is being gotten to ! much cheaper prices than prevail at:
V a semi-final bout will-j Mr. Kelsey said that in the last ten'
tea Young Schaffcr ! days he had shipped coal from the
f'fn a good account of mines in the Ayrshire district in1
j Laia waiters wno is
tvi hlttiag boy with a
Jf stories to his credit. A
kva( between two of the
from local hotels will
A lOmf For a long time,
r 1m existed between the
C.B bell bops and waiters
' the honors here is
i ttit they have been look-
iove "which is which"
oi be a good exhibition
?a stated that both colored
JaCy going through their
aJag stunts in order to
ssp. If they handle the
sj as tuey "sung nasn
southern Indiana to towns in North
western Indiana and Southwestern;
Michigan, and that retail dealers im-'
mediately cut their prices $2 a ton. i
"I'.laiiie ror high prices cannot be,
put on the coal operator, the miner or i
the railroad." uaid Mr. Kelsey. "The i
operators are making only about 15 i
to 25 cents a ton on coal in Indiana, '
the high average for a miner is $f a i
day and the railroad freight rate for ,
voal is not in any sense excessive.
Responsibility Is Placed
"1 have just had two instances of ;
where, in my opinion, the responsibil- j
ity for high prices can he laid. I ,
shipped coal from southern Indiana to
put cp a corking i the towns of St. Joseph and Benton
fr both hoys are waiters
1 rotation.
ji Lines the Klks hand will
1, selections and a well
2T has been engaged for
j ae that not a dull mo
I IJ poir The ladies will
I k a good clean show and
, aa fear of witnessing any
; wll cause them to .regret
a la a boxing exhibition.
V win start promptly at
a large delegation of fight
ytii to fill the seats early
JCX Several fans from
,five already wired in
je ringside seats, show
H ,tt Interest Is being cen
ggats held here.
' :cr Resident
Committee
li Tt. A M f,t-f,'nS to Kelsey. is
JZtl I lllS Si . lYl , j tablish coal yards at
v t 'T where he is endeavoi-
i
; work O(;organizat ion of the
- tMeat 4 hospital , auxiliary
1 Whea the executive com -M
, that auxiliary met this
V t hospital headquarters.
l jwmg afficcrs wore elected:
; V Umgdbh. Chairraivn; Mrs.
' "geri. secretary; Mrs. H. Y.
. xsasarer.
v extending the auxiliary
-uhtf and arransemonts
l3ig thb!;arca into dis
,ih district under a stib-
',' Arvohitment of the leud
t giferent districts is ek
l . jf ',a complctnd within two
r wjyti and then with tha nec
t acjlication hlanl.s and niem-
cards on hand the work will
Jtel In earnest.
Will he another meeting held
y Bornins at 9:30 at hospital
iars "to consolidate action
I t&k morning. Members of the
f Cfiltmittee present were
Vll I.' Loagdcn. Mrs. II. Y. Still-
S C. Archibald, Mrs. C. K.
jr Mrs. Lew Smith anJ Mrs.
X tcfsrs.
lOPAIR Of
.. J IS 0r.GE0 BY
' ac:is county
Harbor in Michigan. 1 advertised
that my coal would he sold for $6 a
ton on the track or 7 a ton delivered.
The retail dealers were charging fll
a ton and. although - there was no
change in the market price, they im
mediately cut their price $2 a ton.
which was still high. ThU is an in
dication of who is getting the big
profits."
Mr. Kelsey's method of co-operative
coal dealing is as follows: A
number of miners get together, form
a company and 'ci.-e a mine, paying
the ow-ner 25 cents a ton royalty on I
all coal taken u'. Kel-ey acts as
manager and looks after the dispose!
of the coal, his ;.har! being identical
with that of the individual miner.
Kach man, regardlosi of work, shates
alike. The manager's snare is the
same as the coal digger's share.
Miners' Strike Forecast
The I 'ere Marquette railroad, ac
helping him e
at various places
ing to establish I
permanent marks
In Kclsey's opinion ths cejl miners
of the country will striko on April 1.
the date on which the miners and op
erators enter into new contracts. The
operators, he said, intend to cut
wages.
"The men will strike if either of
two things happen if their pay i: re
duced or if (he check-off system H
eliminated-.-'.' said Kelsey.'' "lCloitini
Hon of. the chwk-off i'systcm would
cripple the miners' union. , Unionism
with the miners is a religion. If they
strike they will be hard to belt, as
the miner can live as happily on a
cracker, if lie has to, as he can on a
ham."
VEISIZELGS, GREEK
WAR PREMIER, Oil A
TOUR OF FLORIDA
PACKriONVlLI.i:.. J.m 30. Klip
liurios Venizelns. war premier of
t'.ieece and his party left here today
on the Atlantic Coast Line Pinellas
special 'or Tarpon Springs to he the
guest of honor at a celebration being
arranged by Greeks of that commu
nity. He will be given a dinner to-nb-lit
and will hoard the flagship of
the sponge fishing 11. ct i tnorr,v ami
Ko io tin sponge lishing grounds, lie
will leave Tarpon Springs Wednesday
for .Miami via Titusville.
SIIAGKELTON, THE
DISCOVERER SOUTH
POLE, PASSES AWAY
: AtjGUSTINK. Jan. SO. -With
Cf and county' authorities, as
'fits board of trad.; and citizens
-2y. thoroughly aroused over
- nadltion cf the brick hir'.iw ay
Ct.-Johns county, it is ex--ittttthe
state completes action
and see that this section of
Vln Highway is promptly re
l lid placed in condition so a
-4 It from ultimate ruin,
t asanty commissioners, in ad-
1 meeting yesterday, unani- j
TfJopted resolutions addressed : l.o.VDOX. J.m. :!. The Antarctic
t tJata Mad department, urge.', expedition headed by Sir Krnes.t
I C 4epnrtment use such portion Sliackleto:t will continue on its way
pinte road fund as is neces- ; toward the South Hole, despite the
I tetMMOMtely repair, Vuprove ! death of its leader, Sir Ernest, ac-
this brick road by con-! curding to messages received today
J a three-foot berm on each i,v J. V.'. Kowett. the financier who
' rttte brick. The county ail- furnish. -i moti. y to make ill? dash.
t n.edge the county to con- J The message aine from Monte
lt3 culverts and bri'lges neces- j v( leo. I'ruguay. when Sir Ernest's
'navtMa toad, when it has been: bo ty was taki n after he had died siid---t
y 4be State dci .irtment. jilenly ot heart disease on hoard tie-
hitkmg also call upon the exploration ship Quest on January T.
' WM aepartmcnt to transfer to sir Ei iet hilil.;elf expressei the u isll
3f tnad lund the license fees t that the other inenilers of the partv
'J county, whi. 'i is saiil to ; cont inne if anything should happen
A;oier thirteen thousand tlol- to him.
i '- Sir Erne.-t's body was received at
pll0ner J. D. Kahner was ap- 1 Montev idco -Aith fall military honors.
represent the county on a;nd will lem.iin there until the stc.'.-n-
-apilttee. composed of repro-Uhip Andes sails tor England. The
body will lie brought to England for
burial It is expected to arrive heie
about March 1.
Nii'H -ro. is ill '.'spaces of sympathy
from ail parts of the world are bein
received by Lady ShacMeton.
The Shackeiloli expedition hail bad
link finiii the siarl. It left Kncland
f.i i'w- ....iw.r... . . ...
v- j, v... M-pieniaer i, ,(i(i wneii on tne pun-
lauatl. u. winch is acute. ii, ,.-.t the n.i.t wa wrecked l,v a
storm.
M
w w tae Hoard or trade. tne!
Emission and the county nun-!
iMt. to keep in touch with the
vaasi department in its a. tivi-j
Wd local roads.
'rasUsiag the necessity of im-i
lpalr to this main highway. '
JQtltias interested will use ev-
vaiutole
wwwuui mat tne real con-:
aas Ku. . :. . ...
, i"1?0 Wic state road depart-i
uo doul,t tlisi"tch ' SUPREME COURT TAKES
w ""a ntre u ao this work'
Wiiast possible date.
RECESS TO FEBRUARY 7
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st.inds balanced ready to be pushed aside.
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anvthinii else to restore r.v:.d the -s.
Business 15 re vi vine as it did efter the t
The volume of manufaciurm" a
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thru of hundreds of thous m !.
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