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M1
FULL
r RATION AL
r 73 SERVICE
THE WEATHER
Cloudy with moderate temperature
tonight and Sunday. Moderate to fresh
east winds.
LOW TIDES
ON THE OCEAN CZACH
Today 7:41
Tomorrow 8:40
"ThUI
Our
Daytona
Paper'
Today's
News
Today
BAYTOHA
TTT fffirS i74S TOE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN ITS FIELD
"13 NUMBER 49
DAYTONA. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. FEB. 18. 1922.
5 CENTS PER COPY, OR 20 CENTS FH VT,
AYA IN I W7
THE
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iu
' 1 ACavncy Offers to Call!
7 CU Chart if Sand.
Gives Up.
1 JSCE1I.ES. Feb. I ft An
' 5in a few hours was one j
-yetbilities that developed j
,;the investigation of the ,
ijD. Taylor murder mys- j
H 09 fresh impetus follow-
aaute of a mass of new
Ytant evidence. j
"ivets left police hrad-iuar-,'
CjT trday on sc-ict mis-!
owing a conference with'
Vtorney Woolwine at an I
T. The detectives ie-'
state where thy were
admitting only that they!
, ""tfking on the Taylor case'
s0.beh clues.
.
J we Biiden.to.xl that th" . . -r- i . -
'tl'aa arrest hinges .m t'.e
ift tie mUsion ot the mvv .':i; it
t XTi an;ki.ks. Vih w .iii-t ..-
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tik.tt ion. Mi Snt b r t.iti-- i. Mi
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w. , K.iottu a William l'c.i '! .inner.
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IProminenf Jurist Gines
District Court Robe
w m
at Head of Nafiona League
Fifteen Months' Trial
Finds It I m possible
to Continue
CHICAGO, Keb. IS. Judse Kfna
iw MountaiH Lan.lis. proliablv t(
liest known jurist in the l'nitt! Stats.
i ii ueu ciai.-i iiisirict t oil! t to.iay. lie
will relin.iitsh hiB judicial office on
March 1.
M-.8 resigpatlon was forwarilorl to j
t'redident Iftii'ling in the ma. Is today.'
Judge LiAidiH ift.res from a lifp !
position as a United States juribt. to'
devote his enlire tim to organized i
baseball, of which he is high niniinis i
sioner. i
The judc? was 55 .'ears old on
November 2 last.
Fifteen months ajo, Judge Land is
accepted the place of baseball com
missioner at an nnnui! salary of
$.'0,000. Protests against his retire
ment from the bench at that Vin led
him to decide ti nt'e.npt to adminis
ter both his baseball and his judicial
duties and as a result his contract
with the baseball tnaimatea was re
vi?ed so that his judicial salary of
$7,5V per year wa dt'ductcd. leaving
baseball to pay him an annual ht'poad
of $12.50-1.
Fifteen months' trial of the arduous;
proposition of holding down both his ',
I plate on the bench a id the ba-'d'a!' ;
i lob bas crmvinced thi judtre that it j
lis too ai'rittou on uudertakin. j
i "I tind tii.-re are not eniii:li hi.in s :
in tin- day to continue the fuiii tions '
. f both oliK -s," was Judg" Lttnilis
v. ay of putting it.
.Iiidt;.' I.i-ndij ".vas appointed to t'ic
!.'iih !.v l'ivs:d"nt Roosevelt on
il.M-ch 2S. ISiCi. Li a little note than
. iv, ..:(. he u-iml 1 hriVf. fiwot.loteil 17'
"ars .f service in th.- .ri-liciary
branch of ijiiv.-i nment H;s ia;or
.n-i ni-'thoil- iind nuts)"ik"n!ii"vi made
cm an outstanditm chaia't"! almo.it
a national institution.
Vigorous opposition to Judi:; L.in
d;s siirann un soon after ii.' unnoun. -d
:his judicial -apa.-:t- ."laioi' i'i.ii
; took umbru.ge 1 ei-au.-- of -Indue I.a.i
-I s l.-inr-n, y in tb.- ea- of a ..!
I ol:l default n bank lelb-r of 1 'Uav. a
Ml. Jiiil;.' I.iin.ii- re!.--i..'J t ie your',
on );..- '.'. n ri-.iii MiiK" after b-a-n
mg of his i. : f-abtrv a:i-l ton
.i.-iu'.u-I i s a 1 1 k otli. i.t!-. :r elin ust .sin
the handl;n of i.t.-;.' sums to on..
'ii.nie put-dy pa d Senator i'.ai 1.14
oio'i-.; ti-itii.;"-! Ju Ice I.and.-i o-;
wii.t it: i-etaro-'ti as an a'.ii'-f of i:,.-.
judicial prert.-iati-.v
KIAMI TO HOLD GITY
BOND ELECTION MARCH
7 FOB MANY PROJECTS
MIAMI. It- h Onii.tl- '1 !.'. ''.:
,.L ii-.- ritv ,v on M.i'.-'.i 7 vote o
i pi .'i.o--..! .f,!id i -o. of iT-et. I
':i.,;ilt ipal I'lipiov eiie'nt:'. till ler :ii o
"liii.tine adopted bv tb- t'i'v (
f,,rOi-i:;iC,V.THEUS FURN1TLSBE GO.
'.Hi; at th" f..!loiiu pr-'-jet :
M'lfiicipal b'i id n t.-. an ad ii"on
t . tiiv c.v hali. s'bt.ii-'ia . mot r . i p
n, 'i:t for th- s'.ee' liep-iniii-nt an I
an asph lit it".,,, i pi.nt i-i i!,.- saa,
dep.. i tnen t . J ilM.il"" . bn -1 in: un !,.
ilepart ;net)i and i --"i p:i,en f -
the sa-ne tici'ai t .:e IH $-'" , e-i -n
-tr"v fori of an e.ju:p::ieilt t'l pa: k s.
3.-a.i'iH.': ret t.on of add ti-urii l.u.ld
ii-.irs for hut-pit;-! pm ..ies ., 7..et ;
..-rcttioi! of e-tiiiftu t M.itto::.-! and emit"
in.-n;. $15. "mi, i i tir le and .:.'"i- i,
ilii hai bt-r o:' tii" fit. if Mbtiiii. $."..i..
!: c-ict tlt.n of a ga:l-.is-- d..-;.. ai
P ,:r.!. trucks ;tn.l Of ji. 1 ; 1 1 :r t for -.i.a-
;..."!,tl'. o:ofon ot hu idiiis:- ..n 1 pm
t iiase of machine: y ;"r oper..i:.in o:
s-.'-t..tt liisp is..l. $1 '! . c..r,::i.i
tl-tii of sowers. $J",..i'!iy. ,'ii-i.t.. :-, o
I'l .tlf aero.-'- th- Miar..: itu'r at S V
S... .-ai.l -.t-.-t.e.- i -toi,. t ' t t.t.ii...i
w
! v : i
JUIXIE K. M. I.ANDIS
JOHN D.'S CONSENT
TO BE OBTAINED ft
PROPOSED MArlRiftGEi;:'
(HU'.vr'). K-i.
John i Poc'..f..d!
l :-:s Mu'hil.Ia Mc
I
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i or.. '- .-i . '.
a a 'i i. ii .'.'
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soiint. ! fore
ni,..i;eiii.-Ml. of t:,..
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(;iM',-!ifer of I r s . i . I r .V, ' ' .
M;'X t )(.!'. pi'.;ret..r oi a
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i:..le
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't W'1S
1
ail 1 t
1 1
world's i n In-. -t li,:-"i t tw.'l'd all am
it tit to his "ii-.-m It; uisht. r ..i! the
is--. .:,': oil iitMiit; tr..t. 1 is wot ! u- . n
Haiobl ' .M. t . :n... tie- ! r. is
.vp..i I". I t.- .rr.- '-!'!'i; th-- iift.-rt.ttoti
iroi'l N'e'A lul',1 Wil.il il.S l-l'iest. ti.iuuh
ter. Muriel ii-. !-i ;n !;-
...-:, -. fr. r.i N-'.v Vo .; - -u .;m
. i, ;-. on
liaUL'-i!."
. . olirel n 111 1 r.
r's happn.'s.
:..;r is
s, Mr-, l-id.th
. lb.- mother,
1.1 Oil ll.e le
Uo
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I'll oi .i.'i' -!Nl.-
1,,. .j. .-itv.rio. al
'.oil'
pelted.
Muvi.d.
!' he'.'
t i-s At. t
f-ar- tii" '
Tit r t'vri
wea.t'i v r-r.
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ONSET DIAMONDS OF
VALUE OF $159,000
ABE LOST OH STOLEN
.
'
AND OTHERS HAVE BAD
ri? T6DAY !) GGA1.A
' .
1.:-
lfinrD pitir
juULt lLUuil
Juv
Ut His
or Worfe
ww
President of the Aaioio
League Expresses
Gratification
i WASHI.VOTOX. Feb. 1 ? -Th" riu-,
nation of Judge. Landis from the led- j
j eral bench at Chicao came aa a d s-
tinct surprise to President Har i ui '
when the announcement of t'ne I. an :
! dis proposed retirement was mad-1 f,
j him at the Wliite House by the In- !
t.'inational News Service. Lan.lis s ,
letter of resignation has not yet been 1
received ii t the Whit House, hu; the'
pelief was expressed by olTiciaN that i
the ("hi. rpo iuiist's desire to uive his
"nti:e httenl.ion to nrganizat.oT ba-.'.
ball woiiid be tilled by the prompt ac-;
cepf?nce nf the le'Riiatiull by P'e
id. nt Harditi.r.
N. I.. President Pleased !
! NK'V TOKK. Feb. 1 s . -Kxtreme ;
; Ktatirt ation was expressed today by j
j John A Meydler. president of lh j
i N.-'t.oaal leasue. that Ji:.le Landis!
! iad resigned from the federal bench
, ,n or.l.T to nic his entire attention
to nib position of baseball comniis
; sioner.
i "I th nk ba.-:eball and everybody
i OTine-'ted with the grure is to be
Eiaiulated on Jult;e Landis' de-
p." Mr. Hvd!r deilared. "It
will iie.n a meat deal for the future!
bf r.e fit of the Karat. He has already I
much for t.'K; Ranie and now j
t:t he i" urenared to eive it his un-1
divided attention, 1 look
for even 1
iter things."
PfELDS ELECTROCUTED; i
VVIEOW BUYS A COFFIN
1
NASHYiLI.K. Tenn., Feb. Is.- As-i
'iiiiv Fields, convicted of the murder)
..f J. It. Fierce last summer, was eb't -I'-oriiled
at. dawn today in the state
i.r.son hei.
Shorily after the tleat h deal inc :
sho.'k had been given Fields, his wife.
--i,all. .b-mure and pretty, enter-'d an
undertaker's shop and spent her List
i'.il'ar for a plain black t offin for h. r
hiisiiiind's botly. She had earned tin
i.ioney by ban! work in a hosiery mill!
v.!.. !' she had been emploved situ t-:-
:! ' arrest. ' I
"I don't know ihat. Aslmiy wasn't
.utility, " she said, "but I t ouhin'l bear
to :m-o h: in bur.ed by chiir.ty."
REDUCTION GF THE
BRITISH INCOME TAX
BELIEVED ASSURED
. t Feb
be
'1 t'.
I ri iv
f 'i.'fe
ALL "FOE HIRE" GABS
IN STATE MUST BEA.
GLASS "D" IIGEHSE
-UUUul u'uL
Lift
APPEALS SENT TO Ofil
CO. SHERIFF
MAY BE ASKED FOti EX'iS
"H-
' . r
v--a.v.'.;
In Hi.' hands of Coroner Nar
of Los A;h:o1"s you see the iv..;
that hilled Will lam iv Tay!
Ui.'V C' dl: et. ' ! . .,;; et Hoi :;. -a ,
am:
.Hid
toi.S:!-
THOUSAND CHRISTIAN
WOMEN REPORTED AS
MASSACHE9 BY TURKS
ITALIAN PREMIER !
GOT AGAIN;
WEEKS
.5
V
Jk
H - . t
cm
AND DOE
i ivuuolx. ahwc. rRUM infi
D IS APPEARANCE OF
BIG NAVAL MAN.
!Of:ES!iOT:Dc::E
I CAPTUrEO TODAY DY
SRODOLB1
Body of Henderson Thought to
; Be at Botton of the St
May's River.
j JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 18.
j MacClenny, seat of Baker county.
; Ha., is cn the verge o? feudal
warfare.
Appeals have been made to
i Sheriff Merritt of Duval county for
! assistance.
Calls are expected to bs sent
j Governor Hardee in the next
! hour or so for military aid in
I quelling lawlessness,
j Jake Wilkinson, 1 9. has been
Feiiously wounded and Bill Wil-
liams, 22, formerly of Milton,
1 Fla.. has been captured by a band
i of six men who ambuscaded the
; two on the road south of Mac
i Clenny this morning. Whether
I Williams is dead or alive is not
known.
The flmoting is thought to havt
, been done by a; iitpathizers of T. R.
Henderson wealthy naval stores operate-,
u ho disappeared last week and
...l-i.Mt body is believe i at the bot
:o!ii of St. .Mary's River.
Tills a.- the liiforijiation which
i3, .jb'ain.-d h":e t.xlay ver long
i-t-tiit t dephine to resident s of Mac
".e.,r,r,y tie o 'i th irs office and re-poil-.
to tii.- sheriff's ofli.-e. here.
' -e'inite in: ' : mat '. n t oi-.t t i niitg the
;,'.,:, l.'.e is tio.'ii'ti't t.j i-ettlie liecaURe
t!i" i e. i e!l. e of Mat "b 1)!!.. citi
Tis. Tbfi-e wh; kl'.-.w the details of
Js- 'iht:Ji.4 ti' "ft I'd to talk.
I'M
rai.
... ... !-.- inad- by
, , ye t. .-. ti l,v n'ght
. - t i i . be the sir-
fa:
.i : i; '-. i.is d.-puty
oi.' -ear- h.na tn Williams.
: .;-on '.a-. 1, and h
, !',- !
:-it Kb-nfl' Frank K1
; . it :. . s;..i. 1 tii.it he
1 . -- :re ' . .in I'h.-i iff Howo
- . '. '.- -t t,t t i M;tcCle:i
i 'w r , d . said that no
. s.-nt it'ioat an tud'-r
i- r liarl.-e and advised
r ' ."in! v -'.. -i iiT t i.it he g-t
. th !',' ct,v.Tnt,r at o:n e.
' H - 'I- - on ti! telephone,
t -h:- niessa::- w a ; the firt
-a h" bail ic'teivo! of th")
i- ii tii,. l'.un.rr cc-uniy
v' n--r - tid th -t he .1d
oi'. ;: !ii:i 1 roi-.u-l ..-::i?
in . 1. 1 I'.l.k' I ' t'-tiitl V ti'tle;.;,
: -Volt j j,, for I
-! nt o V, ,. i ! i. . i... -
NO CHANGE IN MALISON
SQUARE GA.iDFN At FAIRS
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