The Daytona daily news. [volume], March 15, 1915, Image 1

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TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
ROUSSEAU
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"The European War"
Gorgeous Pyrotechnical Fireworks Display
at EBBETS FIELD
Wednesday, March 17 at 8 P. M.
t Admission 25 and 50 cent!
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iLUME 11, NO. 184.
DAYTON A, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1915.
THE QUALITY STORE
Dr. BOHANNON'S HOSPITAL andSANITARIUM
First Avenue, Daytona, Fla.
2 lar-Re airy rooms, newly furnish
ed and fitted throughout with nil
hospital conveniences. Thoroughly
equipped operating room on second
floor. For terms address
Phone 181 C. C. BOHANNON, M.D.
O. S. BUftNETT
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Steam and Dry Cleaning.
Phone 1 1 1-Green. 30 8. Beach 8t.
The PRINCE GEORGE
DAYTONA'S leading hotel
Every Room Electrically Lighted, Steam
Heated and equipped with Hot and
Cold Running Water. Elevator Service
HILYARD & HOLROYD, PROPRIETORS
Make Our
Siore lour SESfetSiLi'
Store
fo.'H.'Kpwe & Co.
Reference
CIEWELERS
Everybody
D
U. S. WAS READY TO USE FORCE
IN OPENING PORT OF PROGRESS
ARRANZA GOT BUSY
iVDEN UNCLE SAM SAID
"GET A MOVE ON, QUICK"
WASHINGTON, MARCH 15. PRESIDENT WILSON SERVED NOTICE
CARRANZA THAT THE PORT OF PROGRESSO, MEXICO, THROUGH
ICH COMES PRACTICALLY ALL THE SISAL USED IN MAKING H Ah-
pTING TWINE, MUST BE KEPT OPEN. CARRANZA IMME-
TELY ABANDONED THE BLOCKADE OF THE PORT. IT BECAME
)WN TODAY THAT THE UNITED STATES WAS PREPARED TO USE
PCE. IS NECESSARY, IN EFFECTING ACQUIESCENCE WITH ITS DE-
iNDS.
"Grab This Chatter"
As chief Gink and Dispenser of the heavy stuff in this
dump, I desire to state that our FLORENCE OVENS
are parenthetically perfect.
Looks like more rain, doesn't it?
Grub er-Morris Hardware Co.
(THAT'S ALL)
BRITISH LOST SLIGHTLY AT STELOI.
PARIS, March 15 (Official). The British suffered slight reverses today at
oi, the Germans driving them back in an attack. Later the British regained
Ir losses partially. German assaults In the Argonnes were repulsed.
WON DISBELIEVES
PEPORT OF PROBABLE
SURRENDER OF SMYRNA
LONDON, MARCH 15. WHILE TENEDOS DISPATCHES STATE THAT
E SURRENDER OF SMYRNA. WHICH IS BEING BOMBARDED BY
TISH WARSHIPS, IS IMMINENT, ADVICES FROM ATHENS INDICATE
'T THE ALLIES FLEET ATTACKING THE DARDANELLES IS MEET
GREAT DIFFICULTIES, AND IT IS BELIEVED THAT THE BIG GUNS
THE TURKISH FORTS INFLICTED GREATER DAMAGE THAN THE
i'CIAL REPORTS SAY. SMYRNA IS BADLY BATTERED, AND POR-
PS OF THE CITY HAVE BEEN DESTROYED.
LADY STRICKEN DEAD
WHILE MAKING MERRY
SUDDEN ATTACK SATURDAY
EVENING RESULTED IN AL
MOST INSTANT DEATH OF MRS.
LAUGHLIN, OF NEW YORK.
While dancing In the ballroom of
one of the local tourist hotels, Satur
day evening. Mrs. Rachel M. Laugh
lln became suddenly 111, and a few
momcntx inter, at half gait seven, she
was dead.
Mrs. l.nughlln came here from Do
troll, Mich., about six weeks ngo,
to spend the remainder of the win
ter. Only last Friday she was Joined
by I'M win I). Lnughlin, Iter hus
band, and they were apparently hav
ing a most delightful visit. The sud
denness of the wife's taking away
during the course of a merry evening
was shocking In the extreme, espe
cially to the couple's numerous
friends among the visitors and resi
dents in the city.
The remains, accompanied by Mr.
CLAUDE GRAHAM-WHITE
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BLOCKADE OF GERMANY
OFFICIALLY DECLARED
TODAY BY ENGLAND
LONDON, MARCH 15. THE LONG EXPECTED PROCLAMATION DE
CLARING A BLOCKADE OF THE WHOLE OF GERMANY WAS DECLARED
TODAY.
EVERY MERCHANT VESSEL WHICH SAILED AFTER MARCH 18T
TO OTHER THAN A GERMAN PORT, CARRYING GOODS OF THE ENEMY
TO DESTINATION; OR ANY VESSEL SAILING FROM OTHER THAN A
GERMAN PORT, CARRYING GOODS ORIGINATING WITH THE ENEMY,
MAY BE REQUIRED TO DISCHARGE IT8 CARGO AT A BRITISH PORT OR
AN ALLIED PORT.
ANY COUNTRY WHICH DECLARES NO COMMERCE IS INTENDED
FOR OR ORIGINATING IN GERMANY, OR BELONGING TO GERMAN SUB
JECTS, MAY ENJOY THE PROTECTION OF THE BRITISH FLAG.
Claude Graham-White, one of the
foremost of English airmen, has been
very active as a member of Great
Hritalns aviation corps
CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 15. MORE OF THE ALLIES' WARSHIPS
!E BEEN DAMAGED IN THE OPERATIONS IN THE DARDANELLES.
ORTS OF THE HOSTILE WARSHIPS TO APPROACH TURKISH MINE
OS FAILED. THE ALLIES' CLAIM TO HAVE REDUCED THE FORTS
THE ENTRANCE TO THE WATERWAY IS DENIED. IT IS DECLARED
T THE fmcmvc nnMPApriMPNTK HAVE BEEN INEFFECTIVE.
- ' "' i Tm'mr ini him WHWldf fc.l i
l.aughUn, left Monday morning at
X:.".2, via the F. K. C. railway, for Co
lines, N. Y., where the funeral Is U
take place Bome time this week. In
terment will be made In Onkwood
cemeter, Cohoes. Hev. F. S, Sill,
pastor, of the Cohoes Presbyterian
church, of which tlm deceased lady
was a member, will conduct the fun
eral service.
Mrs. Laughlln was C.I years old.
ATHENS, MARCH 15. IT IS REPORTED THAT THE GERMAN TST
JISER f.nFBcw u ac nccw worrKFn BY STRIKING A MINE IN THE .i. j
-.. - - me unu me rrencn lllue Cross
NORA SEA. THE VESSEL WAS BEACHED AND THE BIG GUNoBral view of Its hospital at Le Torquet '
tm ASHORE TO THE FORTS. TOGETHER WITH 7 H fc tsuists
tSLAU. THE GOEBEN WAS TO AID TURKISH SHIPS IN DEFENDING
ISTANTINOPLE IN THE FINAL BATTLE.
FOR TROUBLE
DANISH SHIP MADE PRISONER BY GERMANS.
COPENHAGEN, March 15. The Danish steamer Bryszel, bound fron
ladetphia for Stockholm, has been seized by a German warship and taken
S"inmunde. The Bryszel touched Scotland on March 1.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS INSPECTED
BY COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
The Daytona public .;chonls were
inspected by the members of tiie
county school board and county super
intendent, ('. K. M .Shepherd, tiiis
luonjiiiK. ami iii wilier V..il "J
ber.-i of the board might realize the
number of students at the main build
ing on Hay street, the entire school
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Dining Cars from Jackson-1 comitlg to attention, sang "America
Trains West -4
'SOUTH ATLANTIC LIMITED"
"DIXIE FLYER"
' "DIXIE LIMITED"
fNTGOMERY ROUTE EXPRESS"
Vi L. & N. R. R. to
ICINNATI CHICAGO
pSVILLE ST. LOUIS
IANAPOLIS CLEVELAND
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oicci I rain wiin vd-
' DIVERSE ROUTES TO
WA-PACFIC EXPOSITION.
fvationt, etc.. call en or addresl
" F. SCHWEGEL, Pass. At.
i l,h Lui. the "Land Man," cor-
L Be and Magnolia St.
ho" W Blue. DAYTONA
and saluted the flag. The members of
the board then inspected the various
rooms of. the school, and looked over
the work being done in the various,
grades and In the different depait-;
merits of the high school.
ater front lots on the H
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PEOPLE OF KEYSTONE STATE
TO PICNIC AT MOUND GROVE
Citizens of the state of Pennsyl
vania have arranged to enjoy a basket
plihle at Mound (Jrove next Wednes
day, the trip to be made on the recu-
lur boat of the Nutting line, leaving
tills city In' the morning and return
ing In the afternoon. This will givo
the people of the Keystone state an
opportunity to get together In an in
formal manner and get acquainted as
the residents of a number of other
states are doing, and for those who
have not previously visited Mound
Grove there is the added pleasure of
Beelng this handsome property. The
boat will leave the Volusia avenue
dock at 9:00 a. m. Coffee can be
made on the boat.
NOT SATISFIED WITH
SITUATION, CZAR GOES
TO FRONT IN POLAND
PETROGRAD, MARCH 15. THE CZAR LEFT FOR THE WESTERN
FRONT TODAY TO GET FIRST-HAND INFORMATION CONCERNING THE
ACTUAL SITUATION. IT IS REPORTED THAT HE IS DISSATISFIED
wr H THE RECENT CONDUCT OF MILITARY AFFAIRS.
THE GERMANS ARE SENDING HEAVY RE-ENFORCEMENTS INTO
SULAKI. ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE IS IMMINENT WEST OF THE
NICMEN RIVER. IT IS BELIEVED THAT THE GERMANS SPREAD
ACROSS POSITIONS NORTH OF THE NAREW AND BOBR RIVERS TO
T. E NUMBER OF A MILLION MEN.
i Mrs. T. O. Milton drove over to
DeLand and Beresford Sunday in her
car. tnklntr fn hr trnn jj, Ucrcsfor;'
ner sister, Mrs. W. B. Burgess, who
had been visiting here for gome time.
Mrs. Milton was accompanied on the
trip by her uncle and aunt, Rev. and
Mrs. O. L. Maice, of Baltimore, Md.,
who are here for a visit. They found
the road in very bad condition, ow
ing to the rain of the previous night,
but made the trip without mishap.
There was a big touring car in the
ditch this side of Mount Ararat, they
say.
MASSACRES DY TURKS
AROUSE GREEKS' FURY
ATHENS, MARCH 15. TURKISH SOLDIERS ARE REPORTED TO
HAVE MASSACRED 60 GREEK FAMILIES IN THE VILLAGE OF YEMARI
IN ASIA MINOR. AT AVILIK, MUSSULMAN TROOPS TFRROPircr. -ruJ
TOWN, KILLING SIX NATIVES AND 40 GREEKS.
THE FEELING IN GREECE TODAY HAS ALMOST REACHED THE
BREAKING POINT.
LONDON ADMITS SINKING OF THREE MORE SHIPS.
LONDON. March 15.-lt Is officially admitted that the Florazan, Headlands
and Hartdale, three British merchantmen, have lately h..n ...u ....
submarines. The Florazan was torpedoed near the mouth of Bristol channel
, nucaay, aner landing a cargo of cotton from Galveston at Havre The
Headlands, also used In the American trade, was torpedoed off Sicily l.'land.
Friday. The Hartadale was torpedoed Friday in the Irish Sea.
ENTERTAINED AT CARDS IN
HONOR OF VISITING SISTER
Dr. S. M. Long entertained with
four tables of bridge and one of 500,
baluriiay evening, at his South Beach
street apartments, honoring his sis
ter, who has been visiting him for
some time. At bridge Mrs. W. S. WoJ
cott, of Daytona Beach, won the first
prize, while the 500 prize was secured
by Mrs. Chaa. Gailor, of this city. Two
handsome gueBt prizes went to Miss
Anne Curtis, of Birmingham, and Miss
Dalton. of Cincinnati. Following the
games, delightful refreshments were
served.
Conkey's Chicken Remedies
are known all over the country as
the very best and can be relied
upon. Remember we am n
stockina a full line of them. If
interested ask for booklet.
tiankins Drug Co,
THREE STORES
ops are all mobilized and large bodies,
tuanuiug turuugu me streets of
City limits. Watch for opening sale.