The Daytona daily news. [volume], February 19, 1922, SECTION ONE, Image 1

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JlEBTfims etlY OHE OF' GDEU- OF 111 IS SAVE PACIFIC TREAT.
DTCL BLOCIcmiMEu iiifinninnillP :ran day, jTIBTEDED TO
15 UK OF Tj m . iB SB0!MTE
Cnl UlrtuijatioB b Put Un- IM U ..jUw1IU;
v s. e -
"
g o
MAYO Trim
COCD IT C;
' rra mm tw ciih
' liiiftg on tS
1 Oranond about 9
t 3ic partMllv
i cj craft and
; fra tSe occupants
-m it.
l.tU was killed was
32 years old. of
. It J. Tke injured
' ? Crocker, of St.
'J Cm young ladies
'McGinneoa
V lCinnew, auters.
I Wr Way at Meetm m CSi-
$ MOO "Put ta Rwkt Mon VFSSEl. AATr---J AT SSA
in CCke" Sf-Kl AHoMkm BY CRSW U VSKSD 1
tedflUHatCwawimi TO WATCSTS
KH HkM TW Taoa
j Hlit'v1 if)i). , Thf-it v.w'.. "RTiS- t4v -n4nvi
"hr I wit H ParKrt' National Bloc.-; wirwl t- tft wtr ft.
RED SOD
rail EMBED
MINERS WOULD WORK ONLY '
DANXING HOVRS; MAY
- WANT MANICURE.
fk. j (v. VWWVVvMiJv w
WtJ eweshSfci tt v? f, 4v'
t SiMMt SkMkA FWet to v ww ?v
Be fsRewo4 y 3b4y-Ay
r - Ar6(KaNMt Mttey
RcpublkaD "trecaeciUosw
ESott to
T:
W3 Be oobM a Cro-
ffrwl hri !ih the !n'nmc1
'mention of "piutiiie tho risht wen,
oWcc." Rj.oolat ttfntin. it s
iw.rfsl, :It b paid t-i th sortJicom-'
Tho political asrarian orprmisstlon
frH'td at a conference of the
Farmers' Natii'al Council, attended
bv delegate fr-m a dozen middle
..nteVu rtates.
CanrtidateH coming p frr etocMon
in the ('itnre U he closely scrutin-,
lied as to their position on legislation
and other matters relating to the
(arntt-r. If tU candidates ae agricul
turally t. IC they will be supported:
If a t a -ro(rtel nJ determined or i
cant1 effo-t will be marl-? to hrin-;
Tiati ho saw Uie ac- j Th't organization' ind'.cy i'l be to
t th rel f of the i endorse cindidates alreadv in te
" J accetdeI la lift ! K'ld. It is not the present intnion
Mr ! of the fsmne -s to put up candidates ot
The fire had it ortfrin from coaK
from the Nv'.er ard desrlte the efforts
of the crew, sa-ned such rapid head
way thpt it became retesssry to
launch the ship's boats ami put to
ea. The tire was d'soove'el at S
o'ebxk last night, hut it was near mid
night before Uie cap'ain. his wife and
crew pnt to aea In the small boats
At that time the vessel, laden
WAjtMlXtrrON. Kelv K. -Iosi.!ent
Harding plans to p;vsetit his sii'p si'b
sidy p'an to a Jo'nt i-.(n cf con
gress oti Wed'-tesdny. it was 1-ja-n'Vi
torcsht from an auh.-i!;;t: ? s-m-ce.
The Presiitent has been studying
the proposal suh:i;;Ucd to him by ex
per:s ot the shipping b ar J for scverai
with ! 'fk-' ar! has held L'ngtiiy cir.fer-
lumber. was about forty miles off
Panama City. The crew landed at
this port. She cleared last week with
a cargo or sm.i.ooii supernnai reel vi
nces tecently with incmhevs oi the
hon.-c and spaa'.e committee and
Cra:rvi::n l.a.k-?r on the suhjwt
wriorfir plan wn'ca will ne p:e
lumber, for Concepcion. Argentine.
i srite' by Mr. Hurling is tii siupiiine
One Saved Out of Nine. j uot boe-n diaclcaed. tat
PKXSACOLA, Feb. IS The Pen-, that a r.iodirt aton o;'
fh ola naval radio Ftation tonight re h.i hen ai.i-e,d n;rt!i
N varinc-l
This act folio -d rwVs-TSon of .";
'"rto"BstVvna! s-al vn.Tn "tree's r-wrt
wefdat:e-u for R eih-bo:r day tm!-;
gnm'1 ami a stormy Je)at n pro
posals ranging fn-ro six-hoar d;y to
eight hoirs. Kinlt to bank.
T?:e conventSn l?o went on roroni
ss favoring Cie issuance ot an invi
tat'on to the an'hracite and bitum
'uo'is operators for a conference to
draw op a new wage sa':e. effective
April I.
It was decided by the convention
that there should be no strike In the
event of inability to reach an agree
ment with the operators without a
referendum vote of de miner being
lanen
Dcanocrats
Hold Vp Both F
Pvavil ? Wriiatioo
oaato k.ua c
1A PUi Smy TwhW.
r woA iSaVot- 5te
ry oV aftk
fc:j e:::z t3
TOTGOCZIKG
k telaaaiac them.
eaaetoas and dledithe'r nwa. but lather in eert a l-e-J
eaa taha from under uiendus inrtu-r-t " 'n !-hs'f of th-
i 'libt tn n " The oru;;nirHt;ou says
T kae a Yere grh In1 it U 'stiictly non-nartlsar.."
1 lis ail anl was suffer j is And cws. a farmer or
a Ma la the tstest , cencort. ill.. elected president,
j MctliaaeM, who a a j fn;CA(E0 selected as national h-nl
Bk lata Ik alltl '
I Mr. Crocker, sustained
Ma tajnrte an i there ,
Jat late last night as to
t. Mtas hUnche M.in
are!y bniii--ed. was
Victims of the accident
i Craai t weigUt ct the ,
3m all placed tn th- Cr
B Ml wbicli happened to
ra rvhed to the pnvatej
Dr. C. f. Bobaanon. Mr
- able to leave tho hos -j
t Am tajurHr were di-ess-cd
fm aodv- wa. tkct froai
A to th un.irtak eg :t ,
;-aaa a Maley His sfe. !
1 Tampa, was n -t.ue i
MT lo'd the :.rv i f l"
aat to tiw Ia 1 Ne s. He
i tjM kaowR Ml ialv
' lart aal t'tey had ..rM-i
a ta plarab;r.g ba-aos ;
Xita.
i keea .rk.n in i': ' '
tar ancae t e. ' ' ' r
. aad h l fin h-i tr -:.
1 wwre tatd ns tiorta n ir
j car. We r k i t l'i
r3aran and nt .iwr l"
House ia !.tf a !
sateat t!.- I .
jMrm nmt n iti' t t i ,
j afteraMn 'ut '' :;
I lee tlH( e blue :. '
3atta. aget-d l Ht -
e sad l.ca:d tb - na
) at u f'tin i '
I a'l-lu k w .. i
I rtaa hp t itn.'i
) at a-vw we ln- -
t Wtfc wt ha.l ret - f
aad tuigbt not M- "'i
It ( tuiiolH f
-f sanvstod th. ' a.-k
',a. Mis "J jo I Mi
1 Uctttanesit. a bo e,- .:
T at the aotl. t. i id- "I1
Otta U. Il t'1 liicr-i ve
;jr be gon a tt.ort t ;u- ami
Oval all rijvv tl.e n de.
rxtad to
T Wa driving and a e
the B'-etton l.m n. thr
I err bigft lights .m oir.
t the appite dirt'on I
2e4 that at the lime e t-re
3 Bon than tn or tt'eta
I aoot when suddenly th-re
ry Jidt and the car turnf!
jr oer. panning the four f
iaaata It. I tried t.. lift
a pressing right do n on lay
3t I routdn t uove it I.) a
omeU.i aiue ui got
t ; eat-on of an "ov?: iiclni n; pub
lic sent niinl ' in b-ha't of their po
litico! pIalfoiii. wdl be i ne of the
most important a;m of the "bloc. "
"Tie n -s. ' f"i recognites that
all contMillmg tutor in aovcrn-ient
pi.b'"c scntm cnt." saiu IVnj im n C.
Marsh, ma nag ins daet-r -' th '
Kcriiiers' Xativ'n.il CouRi
"IMiin g the lat thr xear.- farn
c s I'.ue lc-t $;it.in vn rti-o through
tUe deflation of pt !iy. high fre.ght
r.tte nil closing o( niortgas'.
e pixipo-c to rcmeuv th.. s t i.i
tKn."
The new nrsiii" .! -a .- t'--r.o:'ti'. :t
ai t ...in 'i. ;n. I i I- . .il'irc
the s;atcn o: lai'.roai,. fi! S
i. . ,!:-l ..i-: : :v a:- i v.-' :. - v
!.:.. -nt t.i.w ot .y.-t .: I'.yfx
s ,:i , t .-t .)!- :.-m.i ',.i'i-Su -'i tax
nk . l v. I o'H- l,' ti'.e v. .,:
ceivel a message from the British
steamsh'p Acasta. saying that E. B.
Brwks. the sole survivor of the ere
of the fishing schooner C. II. Holt,
had leen picked up in the guif and
that Curtain Wm. Smith, known us
' Mobile Smithy," and seven of the
-ow had been lost. The Colt was
n her way to Pensacola from the
saapir oanKS am. ine c.M" The sl.. f such a -..!i t., -n ot
sage said that BrrnAs was the only ,HS (J,,V ,CUJv t nl, an1 v
man who remained afloat. Jast M ; lhe tinie a ,ar!!, PlmK.r 8rk
he managed to survive, message , ow-,u,!S,ip -;t .;s .j lhat
(111 not State, mil vue imirini J
sjv he must have taken to the dories
i th-Mtgh" t million miners ot tola coaatr rejec.t
the pr-iposalied the comm'Uee's recommendations
I lhat its s.-ale report be 9ubst:tutd fnr
TI IVesiUtn' 's riibsidy pl-n. to ' nil other wage iesolutlons offered
roth, r With ho ti.-r b-.-;n ir sile i heretofore.
th." entir-1 shipping board fle-t. rer. j The drive against the aiministra
regaidert tonight in shipping circles j tUvn's wage program, sod. in the view
is th. meiimin ,rv stenn towards eet- lof observers, it hnd a'l the earmarks
ASHtX;TX. tK N -k .oowh.
t oo of Kepbi on '-;rrxN-oN !!abie7i"
snd lv.rKsrlts, miaiNrs of the wn-
tc fore gn re'a;-;n fpunitu to
night threatened to hoU up indenitv
ly the for-rn-wer PtK- fic and naval
lirritaf'oa treat es. ,
I'ntll tiie sencie is informed fully j
regard. ug secret negotiations and pri
vate toaversHtions which preceded :
rhe makiag of the Pacific pa t, and
show- how far Ainertaaa military and '
naval ai-tiv:ties iu the Pacilir are to -le
curtailed by both it and the naval
limitation treaty. It was predict i i
that the majority of the committer i
represented by the coaiition would
prevent either tti thera being favor-
The S. 0 represenUitives cf the half ; "!" reported. j jlj tK
U we. stated. If President .Mardiag Project trn . jf
merely informs the senate on Monday, lease from tne f t
in resjHBse to tne H'.t.-btock resoiu- fei mined the
n anmg upon Dim tor alt available
U'rth teatiiony before it alkaeuaX
tKt the people of tke Soock 2a
mand kruwediate arraptaa n ky
Conerees of Hoary Ford'a avCer
to lease Muosle Sloak tke
Alabama wiatet powea i
widely dhreralfted expreaaed
ions in favor and j
tion of tke Ford proposal,
House military affairs
tonight was admittedly as a
die.
DeveJopmoata today
ling the Severn men t out of th siiip
,.ng bnsii.css in accord.vnoo- with the
i vr.notttiici pdiiy t f the admin. stra
I tioc
nd managed to keep above the water
ur.til the steamer named mine along
M was rescued near lry Tortugas.
Names d the men lost of the -rew
rc as follows Wm Smith, captain:
Pi:in-is l.ibratta. brst mate; Wm.
C".ark. cook: .'os F. Nuise. Andrew
C.i.mldc. Wm. Mudge. Wm. McC.-.nnis.
WORLD RECORDS ARE
BISWEIl BY STARS IN
BTOCKWSA.L GAMES
subsidy will le fnnctU n:t:g. The ex
.-ct ratnre of the "rntuae-.-atin"
pl.in, ns th- admimsti-aticn ptef -rs t
"all the .ship sahs'.dv has not been d s
cio --d. bet the Ihes-dcnt ha let it b.- "
t'"ne Vnow :.i;:t it will not 'crntt-';
tute s d:a n or : pubi c tr.-aur-- ,
ami that re: -.brs of the crcrossin
;! coiivvitteos v'th whom he h-i cwn
i.ted h ve ag-oed to t "m pr:nctpK" :
Should the pl-n involve the apnri.
pj-iati-vn of a I ..ice sum oi monev. t.p j
ois.;u ,i is epi.-t-sl in -he hoise ;
"c-i th" ni',:.:K ! i. thf m.dd'.e wet :
-.n st.its wil l h.io b.n outsp.vkec ;
p. f! -;r .tiifi : Si-r.t &ny :'mih--T p
iv iin .! n- m :i l !h ! ibi s '
i-eii : r Arise: 1. r.r. M -r. .1..-U Va-
f a concerted move by supporters cf
' the Frank Farrington-Alex Howat
j "insurgent'' factions, came near the
i jlose ot :oe days of stormy sess'ons
: n the convention. It followed close
' on the heels of three successful
! courses by Howat ultimately winding
; up m victory for the administration.
! ( ante after "Mother ' Jones, pictur-
esqne leader of the w oikers. h.nl ap
i pt-a'.ed to "her boys" to iU't fightinc
i shong thensselveti and "get down to
! work like men."
ALL QUIET IN BAKER
COMITY, WIIEP-E RIOT
CALL WAS IMPENDING
t
nforPiJit on rcspovting the PaciSc
pat. that no wr.t;eu record was kept
of the se.-ret negotiations and pri
vate conve'-sations engaged in fy Sec
retary Hcfhes, Beroa 'Vdntirai Kato.
head of the JpTese delegation, an-i
f rmer Pre-mier Arthur James Pal
four, ch ef spokesman for the Br t.sl:
delegation, w hi-h le ! up to the draft
ing and s:?u;ng o the treaty.
It was under .cod lhat .f the pres
ident only pointed oat. a Senator
Ioice of Vassa husetts. the commit
tee bairman. a?:-l meaiber of tiie
Ame.'Han dv:i-Cit" on. has alreadv
ri one. that so fur as b- knows all
, a '.a. la hie w ntt-n re--ords have alreaay
: tieca la ! 1t
' demand .'.!
?tvr. as el
Se.rvtary Hut! --s
pear before te i
' l.o.:;e si-! !. s.i
Se. retaiv H".ghcs
the
- in
senate, that a
en the senate
.Mm ttee. that
'an:
cl-KSONVil.l.K.
r! an et tii.rii
f H;tke: oi.r.t
Fel:
Afl
re;ue.-i to e;
-n.nr.tiee --nator
. no lie -ess. ty tor
to t ut si on his 14
! r-n. 'a t return
rhe lortimittee lust
'.Ua hon. Kato
. e th Ph. ac pa t
il iaiV; an "irrt: "t-n
T 'filM
SEVEN WASHINGTON
THEATERS CLCSEOi 2
IEGITIMATE ONES
sh:v-;ti,-v. i-eh i- - ' o '
.- nat'Oi.ai V- s-r...ei A a
r ,,-,!t ot th- inve t ...: - n -o:tdiic-!
to f.v c.o :'f V ii ,y f-.-tKivviti? 'o-c.di'p-
"! "'' :i' ' ' "o ' ' the,;. r
t-,v i u'MH-b ,..-t l-.vc-- th comin-s
.,..,. i f the I.strict of roiutnbia to
night orJ
t r tl
.:h;-,
S'i-1 t-
V
to
i i
r.
.1 7
s o- tl
m oi
n- ot
CREATION GF LlISi!
FEEE STATE WILL BE
ENACTED MASCH 17
"o--i -
- -r i wit .. it
- T: S H'ioI'
ii- :a. t -f tl
- i :-: w a - k";
-stan -!- and
i ,t ;-- ti:a.
: tne
f. t
t 'e
on !i
1. 1 .
o-'d-
UNITED STATES RAIL
BOARD REDUCES WAGE
ON Dff'JHCT RAILROAD
V fo
1)1
-n:
ilC
ai 1 i
t v s
lion
red tii.tt sovi-n ..shtngton
ii,. I'liiin-t to b'it .mat.'
., !e i! -- d I'-ruo i'at.ov.
n ti' t !''!- t-rc!'"vd los-'d
,l;;s ard tho X'. tton.il. two of 'h
old-st ti" 1 most famous plav
,,nd t'-c . '-ne-i of n.nv pie?-.
ssiev" K''
,n- of 'h- 1 o.ig'-.Vti
t-ie V-v
dcr.f.al ih.-ate - 1 n: s
The Columbia, th !.; c rio-'t.
V-.f M.-tri v ivlit -n. operU-M? by
I rjn.i.s.i cir uit. which o-.v n d the
v t-iv-V ti" i"irrp wi!T
: ., ii- ';-. ra. e rv1
i P.o.:tirns. 1'nivers
inta. was ?"i v-nd an 1
. Pittsburch. thirl
,l.-vn
TWO BANDITS HOLD UP
TRAIN IN COLORADO;
SHOT THE MESSENGER ;
aa 1
mand modiftcattOMS k -iijs
contract before, aucsestaa. it
Congress approve k, - v t ; ;
w. R Mayo, rhtef at Fore's
noers ho has been ta
the I etrt.it maaafacturer's
iti .n. b - . . toaight for Detroit.
C.t itol ni.cent held the pmraoas of
is t t , v. int up to Ford drawees
s. n v. the romailuee that the
i onf&ct e ci aaged to iaeoraorate
troiicer guarantees, jtartlcalarty artta
-efe.-en'.-e to the nrodactioa of fsrtsV
.tr at Musclu ShocU.
ivo todar pre seated Representa
tive James of Michigan, a airaiBSt of
the cortmittee. with an esUasaUt of
he specific amounts of fertiliser Ford
proposes to manufactnre. Coainar
aloe figures for the dig treat are
cesses ct riinufacture were proealsed.
It r ii! h.iTe t'le estimates iaoorpor-it-d
in the cou'outtees reconia. aa-1
w th other members of the committee
i 1 v ojt-e ins:s:ence that they be
i itt.-c ii.to the Kord Cvctrai-t
1; Frr4 will gree to this modiScs-.-
n t-f his contract it will have a big .
rfVi. ri rn the ultimate dVtersniaa-
:t. ff the committee on the pro
"sl :t w dictated by members
Wh J" tns? tfvelopment occapied
h? a'tent-i-n of t!: committee. CoL
1. Cov'per. coverntnent engineer
r. ! -s j ot ias-e Shoals, re--aicei
h.s atta, k on the Ford proposal
N i .re ta- it niniitiee. He roa-:nr-d
the Ford bid a an "atempt
-o r-,.b b.g money from the gorera--nt
1 t;'p coihmg in return." He
. r - i t'ie att tudf of the people of
S. -h t'-waHs tl:e Ford oHr and
!.... . v. o-r.d ftr "a humble ca-ir-i.
'v" for ti'.nii to permit Ford or
,i .-i"f cN. to take aaj their great
v . r.rojO't '
--" w said C..vp'r. "realti
;.H ta, ie it at this Muscle 3hodls
; - ' i Tiirnish V.'hy, Vn that
."'"te-i. the e v.tll le almost
t tin1". .-is nw h wter n ipt over
:' ' a r gvr cv . V gara
i" ii- !t i' rc o,. - a !.. 4.W
? -i. a s-c-
th:
:ll
-1 ' K
t.it.- I Kill'
,!, ovd i- s
The o:,
rrder a;"
ho is s
i ti.n k r.
. LO'-'iS COLISEUM
LF-ASED BY EASTERNERS
!vr at A' i
if'er - .. :
Vo .
pe!
idcV
aa.l
.s mar
on us
in. h it !!.(: ;'ii"'i have ofsti
tuted a d. adlv u i-ua. e t lootori-ts
along the beach from Paytotia l'.ea h
to (trmoiid It l:e part'.v su!-iiit i ic J
as a member of the BiM,,,t too vai'.'.s soulh of the Kictton
CUUer
and so is Mr Cri ker and
1 lodae nottned of his
actly after the accident
OettAtKa whah wrecked th
i Staa..-r ad resulted in the
lit Mr. Matkey i said to lie a
jee of arevkace whnti has re
to ..r-.l ul(j,,.
Inn mid autoists who have traverse
the beai h say that at nig'it it iar.
s- atcelv be seen t the most aivful
drivers until they are almost i:; n it.
Its destruitue possiiniuics "re
phasued last maht bv the w re, k of
. ih. Buit k mvlst. r which was Hln-tt
d ii .!- .'
i. on
l '.- Ol e '
tor ..f Mad son
John P.inti.ns
vi r' irteresed in tne
. onvert the Col:s'lai Tto
sta-liutu. was n.aiic totug
uore P. B.ite. manager
I. outs Coliseum iotnpatiy
however, that eastern ..;o
negotiating to b-ase tVie t
remiwiel tne building into
ti nt jih1 for the sainno1
int arena for the winter.
Malison Square GarJ.cn.
lv
e n ' a 1
f'Tt'ier
C.ar-len.
nanater.
rooosal to
i huee sport
it bv Th-so.
of the St.
Bates said,
tal.sts were
oliseum and
a l. g swsm-
anJ a ivs
i cprodm ;as
AVIATOR
ALOXC
D SAr?F.ARFD
i MEXICAN COAST
.ti'cr
iver
n.-.b'" to
- l'n on
- ! ro; : r a i
,l 11 ;oak- the
shew "
o:C:.i, o th
1 ' Cj.. HS
: ; Kor.j a:
v. i-s.-r.t
thiT th-
h- ! W til fittv yours
.-. o I..-, .r. tll-o t
pcPe.j fo pay 4 i-
!-' Ci-V-01!V--"" s -
o. 1 , ut . ... ., ...
should ens ro
' ti. -.OU. - .J' - ' .
the I-,'
I. saou'd i-
T-s T iM: i "1
'OrtrP'T !'
" 1.1UD B :1
-o:c
tmr greate.-t inventor -ct in
to be
the
to
; . ;.-)ul.
on!v
ifi.r-s of
i K.red
': sais--,?
a vi.
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i n
f
'it I'll'
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' -f :ii
iarartees
.it vm;i
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ii to.
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