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PatiM7rt
xeapt
fcuadajr by
TH1 OAZETTB . Mcuia
At Daytona. Florida
rit1" at the Pstomc at Daytona.
Mm-- sa X"T1- J " JT. wee py car-
. --- per mourn oy malt
INAUGURAL PROGRAM FOR WILSON'S SECOND TERM
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i iut5 ON OCEAN BEACH
T LOW Tide
T tow T,de Tomorrow 11:58.
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WASHINGTON, March5- Following is the inauguration program
being carried out today:
11:30 a. m. President leaves White House for Capitol.
11:45 a. m. Supreme Court enters Senate chamber.
11:50 a. m. House of Representatives retiring members and members-elect,
enter the Senate.
11:55 a. in. President will enter the Senate chamber.
12:00 noon. Vice-President Marshall will be escorted to the Sen
ate chamber and will take oath of office".
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i ai me cuiiciusiuu ui mr ot iuir ici t-iinuin-s. me l resiueni. v lce
" 4. i 4" President, members of Senate and House will proceed to the big plat
it. ' form on the center portico of the Capitol where the President will take
i 4 I. . . 1. . .1 . 1 ; .. V, ; Itlnn.rilfil -1.1
lilt; Ualll illiu ucilici uo luaugutui auuics.
At i:vv p. m. me i-resiueni wm return to uie White House for short
luncheon.
At 1:30 p. in. the parade will start.
7 ::( p. m. Fireworks display on the monument grounds. Also illu
mination of the city.
President Wilson's opposition to the jime honored inaugural ball has
been maintained over all the pressure brought to bear for such an
event, and there will be no reception or other social affair to take
its place
i kvij.'uyu.
AGED CTSl.
died this non:ji;
J
nvtfirsmf5wl most
i of the southern states including north-
western Florida over most of which
the temperature Is freezing or below.
(The temperature diminishes north-
ward to 8 or 10 below zero over the
'northern and western lake region.
' Preceding the cold wave there were
. general rains over most of the country
i out of the Mississippi river, rain
i changing to snow over northern dis
; tefcts. The winds are fresh northerly ;
on the lower coasts. Conditions favor !
.somewhat colder weather tonight:
COTTON, CORN MAQIfCT A Mil STOCKS, BONDS
WHEAT AND if I A II IV L. I AHU PROVISIONS
figures. FINANCIAL NEWS QUOTATIONS
' temperature about freezing or below
I in truck gardens. Fair weather is
.2 ai a a a ; . a m
H-HI--H
. CLOSING QUOTATIOKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
'indicated tonight and Tuesday
A. J. MITCHELL, Meteorologist.
WEATHER BULLETIN.
" U. S. Department of Agriculture,
' Weather Bureau.
Observations taken at 8 a. m., 75th
Meredian ti-me.
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o
i Stations State of Weather.
Abbeville, snow .......
v Atlanta, cloudy
Baltimore
-v Boston, snow
Buffalo, snow
:, t Chicago, clear
Cincinnati, snow
1 Dallas, clear
Denver, cloudy
' Detroit, snow
Dodge City, clear
I Duluth. partly cloudy..
r Galveston, clear
, Havre, clear
f " Huron, cloudy
, Los Angeles clear . . . .
Louisville, snow
r.-New Orleans, clear ...
New York, snow
Phoenix, clear
.fH. Louis, partly cloudy.
Vannah. nartlv plmiriii
. - . -. lo
piedo, snow 24
Ashington, cloudy ;6
-laleigh, cloudy 38
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30
42
24
36
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46
38
14
2S
44
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66
24
78
20
20
26
12
10
16
32
34
12
14
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28
8
4S
18
36
32
3S
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IVAR SUMMARY
Paris a
! 7 ,,uni oerman at-
"S;rt.0er ? fr0nt.f from one to three
V '22 v.- 8 ,W00ds and Betonvaux on
the Verdun front. All attacks wer
repulsed except to the north or Caur
hold .i: adva.-.cod positions.
6:
Cj'QUEEfl OF DIXIE
FLYER ROUTE HERE
T. M. MrOllC-Ctn ar.r.,.i,
Wre for the famous Dixie Flyer rour
-f 11 c" uere yesterday and h lvat-i
I the Despland hotel
Mr. Mr On
IfcBown in Daytona and virw fi
JfLWi,nter Visltor8 wSH douhrl(5.
oe glad to learn that fh;, l .
2pn for the purpose of lookinar
f" inierests of patrons of the rrxV
" Liie limited
Mr. McQueen will remain la Tr
Jjna until some time In April a j 11'
dares it will h a rvio..... 1. , .a
S? F re8ervations, etc., for an?-
i iiaironiziuir hi.-i rr,iit.
LAST SALES
On Account Wire Trcubie
Prices Not Given
Allis-Chaln.ers
Anii'iican Iloi-t Stii;ar
Auierican Sugar
American Zinc
American Can Co.
' Ainrtiean Car a.,,l F.
, A-nerican 1 idf and i.
An orican l.(c(im.tivi
: Ann rican S'."elt-rs ....
' Americari Tel. and T.l.
Anaco'vla ('(H;vr
! Atchison, T. & rf. V.
; Atlantic Gulf V V. Iiu'a.
I Alaska Gold
t lialdwin Locomotive .. .
I lirooklyn Rapid Transit
Baltimore A: Ohio
Hfthlehem Steel
Ihitte Superior Coi'pcr
Canadian 1'ai it'ie
California l'et ro!eii:ii
Cheno Copper
Central Leather
Chesapeake - Ohio
Columbia C.as
C. M. & St. Caul
Col. Fuel & Iron
Crucible Steel
I Corn Prodm-ts
Hist. Securities
Frie
''General Fleet rie,
; Ooodrlvii
(Jreat Northern the
' General Motors, n.-w
Great Northern pl'd.
i Illinois Copepr. pt'd.
Int. .Mer. Marine
Illinois Central
International Niekel
Inspiration. Copper
International Con. Copp..-t-
Kennecott Copper
, Kansas Citv South., -ru
Lack Steel
Lehigh Vallev
M- K. T.
-Maxwell Motors
Do. pfd
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Nevada Con. Cop;. r
N. V. Central
N. Y.. N. H. - 1 1 .
National Lead
Northern Paeit'ie
Pennsylvatiia
Pittsburg Coal
Pressed Steel Car
Reading
Rp. Iron t Steel
Southern PuciiH-
t ' i 1 (ill
r"""iB wmt IN b W 3
Furnished by
CLEMENT D. CATES S. CO.
Members of New TorU rv.ii. b
. chanjr and Chlcaco Baartt f Trae
(ft:
Closing j
lM;!-M!!!;;i:;!!1
ii
2-"H
112
44 t
hi"
Worlds shipments ()f wheat this
week were 7.r.r,6.0(0 as compared with
l...t2...'ti'f- last year: corn. l lit;
1 iir.v . t. I .... .
v.iiusi i.:i'.ihmi. and oats
against :;.: .:. n
Mrs. Armina Doria Isherwood died
this morning shortly after 7; 00 o'clock,
at one of the local hotels where she
was a season guest. Mrs. Isherwood,
who was 83 years of age. had for some
time past been in failing health, but
had only been con lined to her bed for
the past two or three weeks. Funeral
arrangements are awaiting the arriv
al from Toledo, Ohio, of W. L. Ostran-
der. a cousin of Mrs. Isherwood, and
her business agent.
The deceased, who was born in Wil
loughby, Ohio, Sept. 19th. 1833, is sur
vived by three sisters, Mrs. M. Babir.g
on. of this city. Mrs. Klniira Davton
ot Riverside. Cal.. and Mrs. Carrie
Rouse, of lUissfield, Mich., now in Los
Anueb's. Cal.
Mrs. Isherwood, in company with
her husband, was one of the first of.
t 'avion s wmier visitors, spending the
seasons here tor many years at the
1 almetto house in the early days of
the city, coming here first more than
40 years ago. Mr. Isherwood died
about to years ago. After his death:
Mrs. Isherwood spent several years
in southern Italy. On her return from !
abroad she made her home with her
stster. Mrs. Rouse, in Hlissfield. Mich i
and resumed her winter visits to I)uv- '
tuna. For several yoars past she has 1
b.-en spending the summers in New '
ork while continuing her winter so
journs in this city. Mrs. Isherwood!
was wen known to an r.f tv.,.
residents ol Daytona and vicinity and
her death will bo inrnn.i ' .
bv ntanv frinic " "
ray
ON THE
Valve
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AT THE
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verv mu'-h !m-he- )t:ees for ail
Ms:ou- in m ir futui.- ;at -..h-'.e
wen to -ako prol ts ; t l. ,,r-...,
ot orodret that has .,. ,..,r ,,,
a 1 ng time, we sho ihl .m , ,.s; v
;r s.-if-. s'--rt r ., t ....
"irn. Tl:e market is t,1(, (ro!
the breaks ar.' too .-hon !ivi-d.
VERMONT PEOPLE
ENJOYED PICNIC
!-". I'. 11'itt'Mi Co
s' seriotis Ih.ir jt
and say wlut ti(. v
Py tlie !'i!i!,'i!,
'ion to help rairoads
Tin1 tuarket h i- sti
tots. p.Thaps if v.
'el'.di'otis uith eii;
tisr
m ions
iS t . ,
Vssorialion's annual
i March o at DeLeon
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CHICAGO CRA'N AND
PROVISION MARKET
,?... ,
I
( !.
Hit;
I. on
Clo.-
WHEAT.
May
l!M-
IS?' ;
CORN.
July Sept.
ir.
Way
i ..7
lo.;-.,
lei- i .
1 17
Th" V-M-ni'-nt
t n -1 . it - ocriiricd
Springs.
Tho memh.-rs enjoyed the beautiful
sum.iu.dings and' marvelh-d much at
t'i." wotiiini'ts st)rinsr a rivr .1
1 fit A':ili.?' it 'i , .....
1 "ift 1'ui ironi me
earth, tormimi. a larye pool ( water
" '!i:di many swimmers disported
! !:"!!iselvcs.
The proi-nmi was offhand and con-
-l-.te, ot sliort spee.-hes. r.-adinvs and
f .!!. M ions, ihe wil.i birds ifraciousiv
inrmsliing the most charming music
, 1 ';r,-rs Wer- reelected as fol-
lous; !lr T p,jw!(nv, president-
Mes: fs. Marh:.n ,.... t ..
! ....... .ihiisi., KOO-
! "- and I Mi ill i,..s. vice, presidents;
j '!'t"n;nni;c!ii committee. Mr ;mj
j Mrs. rhas. 1.. Heath. DeLand; Kev.
land Mrs. Cr,.. o now. DeLand- Mr
j and Mrs. V. Marshall. Davtona
: H.-a-h: Mr. and Mrs. V !;. stone
i Orange City; secretary and treasurer'
I J. K Uuliard. Lake Helen.
MEATO
Dont fail to see
an automobile enrine cut in two to show its internal
motor running under power with exhaust manifold
graphic illustration of "why carbon is beneficial to the K&
Sleeve Valve Motor." 7,
This is a demonstration of the Sleeve Valve Motor aafct.
tn toll v.h-, tu : , . .... ""-V
.w.. .w,,ai nTuiar ana wnai it aoes for the man
the wheel.
. -
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RENNEH
i VILLUBS CO., ti
DAYTONA, FLORIDA
Julv
1 ;'
OATS.
rp! - SttSSS
r' -"- -
KNOX HATS IIANAN SHOES
OS s
t K,
Shef. Steel ,v lv
.-'?ud.--baker
TftVd.s Oil
T:,is Air I'acific
f'r.ion Pacini-in.':-!
Cia,- Stores
Uui.ber
' -- Si eel
I". S Steel pfd.
' S Industrial Alcoh..
f f.aa Copper
v"i ' ar. Chemical Co
"A"
A - rn ( ni,..!!
'--vs-em Maryland
'vV'i:: Overland
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May
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Mrs. Kitner Ktnp ;iiid bar-y daughter
rejoined Mr. Kinp Satunl.iy afternoon
at their home on Myrtle avenue, re
turning from ;, visit of a week or hmg
er wish Mrs. Kipps parents at Kustis.
"EXCURSION to New Smyrna and
Tomoka River. Boat leaves foot of
Volusia avenue. 9 a. m. tomorrow.
McCallum & Onyx Hosiery
HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHING
DAYTONA, FLORIDA
1 euro art L- .
WINTER VISITOHS TO
BE WINTER RESIDENTS
suipi
Veiling ):
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Be sure and take the ten-cent jitney to
H II 1U H-HY-THE-SKA
Inspect the Toronita Hotel
V ,s.t the Gift Shoppe ,deai Fishing Grounds
Unsurpassed location to build a winter home
Many spots of historical interest
Grand opportunities to purchase house lots
Bus leaves Daytona office 180 Beach street at
9 30 11.1D 2:20 4:00 5:30 10:15
JHl P- - P- m. d. m. n. m
( u
v a v
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I V toll;! i'.'i ins ! u-. . ... ;
id-'iits trom anions the winter visitors
ims se,.,,,, j th( rH.rs()!ls OI- An.ert ;
Siem,.r .,,,.1 1,, i, 11 ... ... ... ..... ! ,,
.. ' : ' " . w s.7 -c unci eunes-
Air. Ashley lias mirehas , dav. Boat leaves fnnt nf v.-i,,c;-,
i tue clock at 9 a. m., round t-ip 50c. 79-2
h
NtW YORK
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Men.
17.7
M-iy
17 'i
COTTON
. .
Juiv Oct.
1 ; .... k t...
.
Dec.
it;
i Old False Teeth Wanted
vKl oei- send m
Don't
to ten
'mata K., C 1X1 c jour Old
fma by parcel post and receive (heck
S, rtUniKm,aii-, L- MAZER. 2007 S.
Oh St.. Philadelnhiav 79.Stp
;SJr sle: Winslovv ShadlirinW
lampa Miami St. Petersburg
Jacksonville
CLEMENT 0. CITES S CO.
46 MAGNOLIA AVE
DAYTONA
Merr.bers
NEW YORK COTTON EX
CHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD
OF TRADE.
Cotton Storks Bonds
Grain Provisions
Bought and sold for cah. or car
ried on conservative term.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
New York Correspondent -E,
F. HUTTON A CO.
Chicago Correspondents:
THOMPSON eV McKINNON.
i Oj,el,
f -H-hM-H- -I::-;k-:-
'J- THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL J.
-I- ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT J.
j -t the entertainment whieh will he
i given this evening in the New li .vim, ,
theatli! by the pupils of (he Industrial
School for NVtrii Cirls. th- re will In
short speeches of Weh.uue hv M;ivor
C M. liiiiKham. liev. U(,l.ei( McKav
H. !.. lr M. ,M. KuKler and Mrs. Smith'
9' t,"l The pi oKiam will include
jubilee siimint; and a short play. -The
lilack Hop.-." written by on.- of the
teachers on industrial training The
promam will elo.se with the sinning
of a patriotic soni;. written ,v ;i Jack
sonville nemo and entitled "The Old
Klau Xoer Couched the Cround"
We print
news, wh le it is
You Yourself Will Be the Poorer.
If you fall to do the kindlv or pleas
not act you had thought of. the iu
Tor whom it v;as meant will p,-ilm,ls
not kuov; what he has missed, but
nevertheless be deprived of u
Pleasure that miKht huve t his
while you yourself will !, the prer
ror your failure to rry out the Mad
ly impulse. Exchange.
held. M.,ss.
ed. through the I :iuirli:i m x- i n, ...
at;eiiey. ,he DeKorest bunnalow r.Mf,
South Palmetto avenue, orininallv one
"J T A. Snyder IhiukhK.w s. and
Mf. Seiner h.,s purchased in,m (; (!
Se.tm.in .1 verv tb-sirable let ;,r the
iiorthw.,1 crm-r f Kidewood ave
nue ami South street, with a Irontaue
'-! IHO fe.-t ,ll Kitl-eWXHl aild :'4' feet
0:1 South street, mum which he will
have ereel.-d. n-ud.v for oeeupailcv
nei winter. ;,n attractive bunaalow .".f
Spanish architecture. Neither Mr
S-ej;.,.,- or M,-. Ashley had an ..! ., vi
beceinm winter resident.- p.--,.r to
r""1"11'. ' I'a.vtona, but have he, erne
-" enthused with the beau Iv and ;,
I ra.-tmns of t,t. l;ice thev" 1 ! i v ,!e
ided lo reeularly spend the wp-.. .
here
Mi- ....
ami Kohei! t'. I
'he f ilter from West field. ,Ma
I .i lo.in curlier in the se;
1 pinp.mjed by their- wives ;
niemh.-rs of their families ;.'
been ,-upv IIIK :i i i-sidelice '
I '.i 1 llii-l t i iivenue wd'.ere l;.
joined recently by Mr. and Mi
-r. Mr Slender beim; v :. :
,,v liaise i-tveii (:,.- pi
HieV I he !lir.-e .,,
Ill I I W Ml Slricrl' is t!:,
a numb.-r of I.iilv ,rv i
Women's fui nishiiiK s!..!e
'"''1. Mi-, and e!-..-..v '.. .
I an-find . vvhd- M r. Ashh-i
Known r-'-.i! esl.ile deal.-r .
and M r. I ielh-.t,-,- ., pi ein.n.
Mi'ii-led vvitfi ih. ir praise
' A ' mill ciiti.-ism ,, ((,.
I'ih'M of ti innnim;s fum r,
and sliruldiel'V .-ilom' il,..
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c Tax Coliecto'
e licenses. Get
open a1! n m-
him I 5 t URNISHINGS!
Shirts, Neckties, Hats, Handkerchiefs, Socks,
Suspenders, Gloves, Pajamas and Shoes
LADIKS' SHOES AND HOSIERY.
SHEAR'S
154 So. Beach Street
E. I.. SHEAR A iiMwn x.
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Ace by 5:00 o'clock on the day pre- man, .aid fncie Kben; "mebbe vnat
ceding. No deviation will be made I he was busy i ein-mbrin' Wus e
from this rule. !ixi;.eria:it dan vvh.it he forgot.'
HAVANAPEI.NK" K5T."'A AND KEY WEST
Mn;;H Q.rr c b-s- company
trv, w r- led States past Ma.l Routes for
KEY WEST. CUBA AND THE WEST INDIP
Via St Petersburg. Port Tampa and Key We.t ri!
Proposers, n i f ? date hownd ttan. m
KEV WEST H A V A N A CU n'e
c u ::ective !,., vim.,-- - .. '
l-v. Kev u .-s! . : .. , . ette- , M,ami and "Governor CohS"
i v f e;v V,;l ;''l;ly- "-i-t suna;lv
M A. M.
vS i V. M.
! 't A. M.
-, :,:.!u V. L
:t:i-l Kridavs. f-'te&mah:?
ey Wt-.-t Tuesla-,
Thursdays and
ST. PETERSBURG-PORT TAMPA-KFV wrcT ' ' "
' --iTtv , ?t(, KEY WEST HAVANA LINE
atsamshine -rvi .. '. '
l.v. St. l-,-;t-:
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Ar. Kov . ' '
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Ar. t'.nt Tiimj.a
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