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. PULL
- LZJ12ZD WIRE
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mrrrtfATiONAL
y UZ73 SERVICE
.1,1 18 NUMBER 48
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"CTCHCE WINS A BIG
i " ,-,-'v nvro utc
CrPCNENTS.
:3fc;vehsof
if cro:i iiew
irir.,fcniciiT
v
" t hCietd Arrcndroents to
fceXIl Which Had Been
. . rrcpoacc.
LCdDpN. Feb. 17. Thelriih
' ?st act. conferring the
-rr ?f the Anglo-Irish treaty
provisional government
svt,til, was passed by the
J i Commons this afternoon
, cssead reading.
vote was: For the bill, j
1 einst the bill 60. i
4 IMiun n( tK KiM wa l
victory for Prcmiar LI -.yd
vote automatically reject's
rU to the bill which had
"osed.
' Mtical foes of the premier
A their supreme fiht ui n
V upon tV- premier'' ,
?y. Austin t'liambe hrn. k-iv
t.tpokesman in rcvur.cns. h;o
tMtnated before- the vot wac ,
Jka If the bill .wtro .'fJtt I
yd George' tabinct wou'd rc
, . rtbwlth.
M living in l inter couniit
. ,PX the free state would bo al
i . to make the!- own choice
.ar.they wished to nuintain a!
j to flKt-r. r swear all g
M to the free stile. Sir l-amin?
L
- Car :." laming W-.ivth'n.xton-FIvf.ns
J A strong pl" for tin- ld!. IN'P'i'l
''St taunts of Fi'-ter t:niini' ts t!ia
aad "belraveil h'-i cuanliy," the
V aftcreury vepled:
-"RekK-t'on of this bill ie. eins th
C?i ot a I prospect- for I: '.1 pence.'
Klctael Coll iii. iitst.- r.i ng fieurp
1 rovlslonnl rov-i nmnt at Pub
Itlearraphed t r.de.r.'.tl fi--cretarv
'Irfn. rhiirefiill th.it tbf best W1V !
. .hi .h P.r,rii, riM'nvnmoni i
n rv
r
HIDE
inous
f MM help at the present time wasjaHo s::iJ that Fine;' as co:n uued : .
t adhere strictlv to the b-tter and What tK-rm n sea all' t. p.y.-r in- 1
i lrlt ot the Anglo-Irish tiPatv to con lemnity and donia --i t!,.u t.ei nuun,
ae Ireland that Britain "i reall ! lay t.-r linaieia: c ards ou tae t.- i
C JlWrir.g the go.nls this time." M.m 'What are cine', .tanner :i tnv '-va j
'fwyto ia Ireland are .-till suspicions ; ' e- ..n.-iimc reeoiis;nn t.o;i ov.-i ;
U Efttlund s khkI fai.b. Celiiu- said ' e-re '" M l.oa.-h-ur ask-'i.
. ; Well." suidi M l.ouelieur. "tlii.- c'nei ,
Wms. of !it it 1 am ufra'al i tuat ,
I,,.,-, rnav in- a 'li is,; iv! ''r.-t a ri 1 i a i cj; '
W m .. . w v. n . ni.trY t- Lit, II .11.1' i1 . -
V . .0rmmhm wnwa.'.b
LTLN CONFIDENCE VOTE
N .... ..
PARIS. Feb. 17 A unanimous vm
Xl euafldence a- gr. en to the I' e.n
cart cabinrt rlus ait anooti b t'.
Caamber of lmtles.
' ,
CTAHOMA SHERIFF IS
CUKD GUILTY NEGLECT
C7 DUTY TOWARD WETS
-
ARDMORK. Akla. Feb. 17 Suenfi
t Oarrctt. of Ca.ter loiintv. :i
1 imu fumy iiMiay 10 ine in" "
mH the Ouster suit biomibt acieuo
tkB. He was hurged -ith n 'r lect
. Cat r. with nei mitt inn viotatnn- of
t prohibition laws ,nd fa lime
t ataami c .hne a I .in a 1 i t
L1CIIIC0LA OYSTER
EF0TS MAN AMD
V'V;JE III JAIL TODAY
.j.
TALLAHASSKK. Fia Ft b, IT.
llaifa Lee rojdiam. pie.,: ier, t. and
j MA atillvr l'ph.nu. hN v.ifc. re
IVt the Dvster tlr.mo.i' Co ;.e: a-
SMtK-iation. arc under arret ben.
V Wl CUrg. s of bavn. desraude I
-aasover i&e I'nited states out m
"Stlmatcly Jl.(n"in.tn.i in the l.i-t
.B months in an oyster heii leae
at Apalaehicola. Fla
slat two. who were in-li, te.l rei t n;l
Itas federal court at lVns..i ;.(. w.-i...
TSa a aeariOK before l"n:te I State-
-SUBUiioner Sidney lilamoad he-e
JTMterday und bound ovt r to
triiil.
t -r he tuas of Florida. o.-t--
' e are raiisfei rahla to t-st t -
. , a Of lrii.,
"ThUl
Our
Daytona
Paper"
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4- j LAY cLJil 4-
: k:.:e TODAYTOIIA?
j. Unconfirmed rumors about .j.
A Daytona today state that Presi
f. dent Hardin? will soon -pay a 4.
j. brief visit here, upon the return 4
of Secretary cf State Hushes
-L from a vacation trip to Bermuda. .
tThe president, after a short
visit here with Mrs. Caroline 4.
4. Kling. of Magnolia avenue. Mrs.
Har.linr'3 step-mother, is ex-
. peeled to ko to PaVn Beach.
J. whare he w'H visit Gilbert .J.
J Fletclier. a brother of Henry
Fletcher, assistant secretary of 4
- state, who will alio be a mom-
4. ber of the party.
4. 4.
WILL BE ABLE
Tfl NT DEBTS
v t r 1 1
Regions in Btiand Cabinet and
Present Member of Deputies
Tells Pi ess Representative by
No Posiibls Means Can Amer
ica Ever Expect to Collect the
Money Borrowed by Fiance
During War Ctiticizes Failure
of Ame. ica to Accept Currency.
BALTIMORE. Md , Feb 17. Frank
R Ken, foreign rercsenatlve of the
H;'t:moi. Sv.n. in a lencthv r.ihl m-
;t1. ,.,u.js ,.at5, publisiiC- i in the rfur.
, ..!av. att-s tlist an ii.t.Tv:w h.
.....i .(, 1 .,u 1 ..n. h. nr fornwri
vmu.h ,ijster itor th- d.-vasLtte-i r.'-!
I'lons. I. Loiti'iieur declare.l ei:iphat-
icallv tliat Fiance nevfr ;?n pay Iihv ;
debts. Th. I'nited State bars Kvcm hj
so :da and v, ill not accept her cur- j
reiiey. M. Loii 'beur ass rts. Mr i
Kent'.-i cablegram in part sas: i
"in a viKoious talk I ha I with lii:j
.od.iy at li's home, ;i ituo Ilamoi'n. J
I.oais I.. I.om hciir. niini.iter of devas- :
Sated r-Ki.;ns in the Brian 1 cabinet!
md now a in.emb -r of the chamber j
if Iieputies. il.ii'.y and eir.niui icallv
IccUre I that Fiance not only cinnot
uivt or ia rhe rear future o.tv her d'et 1
'a America, but call never pay It. i
u-iiier.
tie asserted, that the reduo-
.ion of her army will not alter in the j
iea.,t her al-i'.i'.. to nay." I
M l.oacbe'ir said ie- had much faith;
ui tlie jr.ipoed liean.i i vine, t. n e.
li,
l ie e etlietltal Tae.s ill iv.i! opy
America You ask Us to jiv ear vai
),hts. Wo (jniiiil new. We ,,.nno
ay new and we can t pay e.er. No
elear-hea led man w ith a real kuowl
. ilae of rinain :a! facts has the
ne'c-U idea 111 it we , n ever pay.
-The elil po..sild. . in v.r-v h wc
.V(.- , ,,-aH pav is in oai 1:0 is. ami
! '' V'.int
.,n denJimuoid. and ,ou
; a ,h- p.W in the wm-hi in
!own ault- An i now yen prepue to
,.ir,: w.,ll .ip.unl .ir can-
,ry ti. aj ,-.:! acin cemp'' 'eh bar-
, at. our oe ts now u-iei ,y
..,,,1 , unsi-terit is th Xiueru Ml .1
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.
TWO KILLED IN POWDER
WORKS EXPLOblUIN 1UUAT ;
I A K II !! Wi 'N'; N I . Fob IT
Two men are In-wn ( line h. -n
k-.ll.-d. in an evulo ion in th '!a
I'owbr wm'ii . 'o-ir fi' v..;e n . 11 i
of Lake Ilot ate ,tit; lodav. Tii . ieo
inn. was sa ai to'!.ae oceuiel in t h -
ilvnaiiiiio l.iiasOlr: lion a. w-i !:
tiom 1 il.-lam of 1 1 in. If. 1 ';
,dant is a pot of th-; !mp-:i '- :
iai ou.
" '
. . a tr K were tar.
FEDERAL WARRANTS rOR
FRAUD OF MAIIS SERVED
JACKSONVILLE TAPPERS
t vfKSONVILLK Feb 17- !V I . ..!
warrants c!i':r n.- th- - -f : U
mall.- to ' -fl.i-.ld we' e U.-ue-l t .ia
ai-a tl,t C.-Olile K.-lC'Osou P. I '!' .- 1
lt;ee. iwo of tie- live m -n a-'e.t
t,,j in u , u,.r.. la-.r weo"; en t'.
rbmat tei s of alleged wire tan: . s
The five will be nien a ti-elim n v .
ln-arim; this afternoon bo 'ore th
(uslire of the p- ace on a charce of
, ,.i..-i-;.t.iu e oaiiliim hei.-e
on
THE
PL sj u oj
TUB NEWS HAS TEE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN ITS FIELD
cum
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t THE "I LOVE YOU" LETTERTO SLAi:i DIHECTOn !
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THREE KILLED AND
THREE INJURED IN
TRAIN-AUTO WREGK
'
Ul'llllAM. N. C. Feb. 17. -Thiee
lie n w re k:!ie l and three serin:i,!
inj.iro.l v!i. n the automobile la which
i iiev .Ti r'al: i; w.is lv by a
Southern Railway en j-ve j 1st ea
of-
of
itiiis ctty cauv i'iis moin::is t i
.he victims os t!v ac i,i
tents f tho I'ni rer:;i: y o;
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DFMFSr.Y $125,000 VOil
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DAYTONA. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. FEB.
PA
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This is a facsimile vt the "I love
you" letter v ritten 0:1 slat:orery
of Mary Mi'es i!nt 'r, 1:1 eve star,
and founa aon thi- eSc.-.:s ct
William 1 V '!': ier. .in. '. -red
in .vie (iitcct-c !:!" c; a n - v
FORD WILL LIMIT
flJ!T
GARS TO 53 DAILY
By AtLAM L. BENSON
(Copyright, by I. N. S.t
1 rHO!'!'" Feb. 1" - ilelsrv Foid
1 a l i:.t.-r',.. w tli is,;- tc..'ia. al
1 -st ma'iy : .;t- ,;
eileiiiatiell with
iiliU' ei-en ;!
t 1 b.s plans
1 ii.i .e the r,a-
r. .ra't el
en. .-!n M-.t,,r
a : a . !' :
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TO
RE INTrf'JDl SI'OI'.TLY
, ' !A!-H.i WO'.!N
,wai wrri s.vc-oo cami
MIA
jyrru
17. 1922.
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7 "f OOe
-cany hires' -"r
ot Director
Chauffeur of Car
Given Probing By
" fC
Utticers on Lase
t IVr.n Poll 17.Rolii.'n
that a connected utoiy of his life niriv
nrn nn nfrtiun mn-
the mystery of his death, inve-tisa
tors of the murder of Wi.liam i.
Taylor, famous motion picture direc
tor, today set about the task if com
piling an account cf h's l.'fe activities
starting with his bir'a at Cappoqitin.
Ireland. In data now in han i there
may be many breaks, coniusin stor
ies and totil lrick of infnrniaticn a-; t
som periods. But thn authciiit:f
hope by painstaking woik ;;nd world
wi;ie inritat'on to supply miasms
facts and check those alrea.iy known,
i Meanwhile, there contintieil ininute
i checking and re-cheokins of all tli
testimony in th cae so far K-theied.
Today deputy sheriffs wore cr.K;ii;i.
in invostiKntinf? en apparent disc.ep-en-y
which ami-e wiun siat-mer!t
of Wm. Davis, c'ianffeur for Mab,.
Normand and Oforaie F. Arto, were
compared
Chauffeur on the Grl'l
1 Irivis drove Miss Normand's car '
the Taylor home the evening of th;
i tragedy and w aited outside until Tnv. ;
' "tor escorted M'.a. Normind to tha
j fir. lie has been qustiened th'-ee
timeH mimilfdy. Davis told of having
ha.I a brief onverwat icn w'i":i H' v
i'eavey. Taylors negro seivant. ai he
-t la the cir. Arti. who s..3 he pav
ci1 by th.e Taylor house th.it evenii?. '
'r..;i-ts he av a thirl m.in
strung
t:l'i:n: to l'ei.-ey and l.Vivi-.
Tav ;. u h u .t.!end a;;a:n laft
si'-ii". ,'eei'el th- p-.-sciic nf the
d man I'esvey probably v:!l b'
tioivd sa:n on this pcipt.
Tic
it lie. iree known that Ch.o?. J 'Tifs
"arm tT i tlU-f of pell- e who .:. bef -i
' re in asK':.t:n UUtii.-t AUo-n---
oolw ine in tho investigation, ha ,
He-n einmei! b me'i.iu pii-turi
o;.e -ts to aid In fh- soh ticn of ?h
Tisci It was ie;i,,;t. d that M
slontmft. ;"'i-i:oiis prodnctr. ho lef
tt..,i:v for Ne Yi.rk. it id been om ef
tbtve w h nr'vl em; to nient of pri
.ati t'. -tt-ct iv-s tt! Jssl iu tunnhi.;
lortn the r.ii.n'"-e,-.
M ny Mmjr Tips FollOArd
Ai'a h-s of th.' di tii.t Mto'moy
o'bee da! not atta-'-h Rre.it a!),nifl, ance
to lh" n:;e..t;ou!ng :n Ch'.euCo oi" 1
Mrs. Mary Kn Jr. This s' -it v a
.lira ',) t'-, ch- king UIl OT.,' if the
'h a-am's ci ips.' ) eiv-'d. i),n i f
. hifh be co erlooti-d Ne th.-r i!iti
'h e f t -v!--Iltf to a ;';. led -.'..!
of 1 Mexcan rt"'nti it' i.ii.-.l thou,
Cb i-.e.. in.i t 1 tb ef.eet r !i 1
had
. :.- t K-i ml F Saiid 4. :
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. WASINCTON. Feb 17 -
-I- slun.fl distrt-t Mus-. I Shoals is 4.;
: ;:tci. t'd.iy issued a stare- 4.1
:4 wnt favoring tin con.-;re&iion;.I 4!
-J adortlcn of th" devel -j.'.-nent of- 4.!
4 fer of Hvnry Ford. A'
KoToa"?"
STt'-ment -n fivor if the .;.
Kiuwuu stronger 4
v e.u'n Jay," snid Imo's state- 4'
n--r-. t.i P.ese-u St. tu 0f
i thf niatipr Is very sai.-,f ictory. 4
I'niert.j wcnelhitiR unforsecn oc-
T " ' "f .u.i'if"i iiai f win
:,--eed :n h;vini th-. Ford of- A
4 "" pted bv Congress.
-t-
BIG MERCHANT
MARINE THING
OF ICESSITT
. ... . c., r..,4. .
- . w
iSatioral Me cLatit Mai ine As-
sedation, Tells the Cincinnati -hoals property from the govera-
Chambcr of Ccmme. ce That a merit.
Reduction in Navy to the 5-5-3 In the upper Tennessee river
Ea-u Puts G.eat Britain Far these is more than one million
Ahead cf Ame. ica Because of potential horsepower which Ford
te tVc ease in Merchant Ma- will exact from the stream if Con
tine Here. 1 areas looks with favor on his bid.
CINCINNATI.
IN ATI. Ohio. Feb. 17 -l'n
i state. h ,s a n.u;;
?n-l moll balanced merchant marine.
!;. Ame: h :n navy w .l not be as er-
; a. V.i f U-c.t Brita'n !.
p.t tb" " .' .htif of th ' V v-h n r an
ci'r' a-fo con.'enc. Senator .losi pli
!' iboisd ih 1,; l..:i,atm dee la red
! ; jod.ij in an addr-ys befoi th s
C 1'cln.iati I'bain uT of c mnierc-
' A sti-'-ng me chant t.i..rme is .
-iut:l t) :.n one. five ntivv," .soil,
t: ..ii'.,; !'. ahi. la pre.si.l- nt of th N-i-
ti.mal y.en le.nt Mai 'p.e a.'s. iat ion.
"The w ibi iisarn; um-it oni'-;erj-;
e ni' e 1;-. ..pi'a! sh ; nt the rat'-i
of ! .. w -h (iieii Br't.tin. and
flee. t thee with .baiiHit TVs rat'o
"ivi.?.:i . - .:i- t.4? ty in ti
-hvi.th w 1I1 t; cat Po, '.an. Is:' :;'-
'.ess wo a--- to h:o a tf.-i-ni: ; n !
well bt'.'iacoil :i;fii'i nt th.m 'tie oar
a. w 11 n.d lit' at.vlh.ng like as of
tlva a (hat -,;e ,t IT, tain "
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NASHVILLE STAGING
ELECTROCUTION BEE:
RSI TH!2 M9HMING
TH WEATHER
Generally cloudy and warmer teaisjM
and Saturday. Fmh cast and ioUl
wect winds.
LOW TIDES
ON THE OCAI1 CEACII
Today :5t
Tomorrow 7:41
CUT
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WORTtaNCTOH DEFENDS
DETROIT MAN BEFORE
SENATE COMMITTEE.
:SAKfHS IBS NOT
SEEK RANIS &!2
ACCGSDISGTOIIOm
Cc-ijtejs Asked fcr Fori Bid,
an i Then Continued ta In
vile Other Bids.
i WASHINGTON. Feb. I 7. A
great water power development
at Muscle Shoals. Ala., second
only to .Niagara Fal'a. was pic
tured for the House military af-
f,: . 1 1.. 1 ir
7 ,J-.W.;
vvcicningien. tesurying in Denair
of Henry Ford's offer to lease the
1 1 t
"usc,f I: P'operty , atone
Mere is U,UUU horsepower,' the
wi'r.es slated. '
- '
Heplylng to interrogations of Rep.
resent; live Juin. of Mississippi.
Worthington tobi the committei. biat
' be, e "is no place in the United Stales
eeoncinit a'cy situat-ul fer the tnan-
ufaejiae of fertd'Se.s."
Ci'iin d:gtsse! from ljls inquiry t
' stattf the For.1 oT r cave ' more to
!l" g-;veruniej:t than congress itself
K ve." He noin'eil out in siipiMtrt of
statcin. tit. the action of th
'bo:-e on r.-hruary 7. 19-1. in rjliis-
;H7 10
areo
a v of heven mjijritv to
npit te dain n ;mber 2, on
s ...opelty
ih .f wii.li bov.-.-d h.-:d and
t 'ieclare; ii n, "and hearl
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V in 'he fae , . ih't iotam. I alll
ir-ey .... b 1 ei'ef that if ,nRts.s
,11s d en tics Ford offer. It will be
ie cut; i llle t A !. t ,t.'1 il cinttliy."
("h- r ji.t-th'j ei c ni.mittee mein-
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! :i h" oht.i;n-, a hundred
e of M-i.e ! Shoals as ful-
1
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water pccr possibilit-
Sh .a!s.
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to cat.iin xphsive
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