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Mr.. THOMAS NOW
ENDORSES TANLAC
So Many Friends Recommended II He
Tried It Too-Results Were Sim.
ply Wonderful
TELLS OF STOMACH
AND BOWEL TROUBLE

so many of my friends who had
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and with my bowels which seemed all
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thanks to Tanlac II proved such a
Godsend 10 me | want 10 say good
word for it as others are doing and |
recommend that every sufferer Try
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words TO describe. declared still an
other Wheeling endorSeT OF Tanlac the
great National Tonic" Mr.. X. Ihom-
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Now if your stomach is sore, soar
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seem to be deranged. If headaches,
consultation, Indigestion troubles anu
kindred symptoms indicate such con-
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CAR SHORTAGE HITS COKE

CONNELLSHlLLE. Pa. Dec. 2S.-
With All coke producing plants idle
Christmas day the railroads entering
the region were able tn make up in some
measure the car shortage of the week
before. Tuesday and Wednesday fully
eighty percent of requirements were
provided. Today, however. SAW another
slump and operators were doubtful
whether thirty percent OF their needs
could be filled Coke. production is nnw
NOR" rfns"ly guaErd by shipping poSst-
hliiieS than III any tmr since the car
shortug" became pronounced. and SOM"
wards arr SO stocked with coke that
further operations will be- impossible
until shipments are made. The cstimat.-
cd production fnr' the week covered by
the latest report was 3aS,94S tons.
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GENERAL NOTICE.

The Public Service Commission Of WEI
Virginia, Capitol Building, 0hA1isSton.
A meeting Of the Public Service coul
mission Of West Virginia, held Oh "a
2sth day Of November, 4. .. 1915. a
Case no. 519. ..s
MANUFACTu&H1S LIGHT d 1A3
COMPANY.
Application to change rates.
whereas application to change fkta
has this day been filsd by tie 1A1A1ao1
turers Light 4 Hest COMPANY Is
hereby ordered that leave BE- ETaats4 -
any person interested to ftls oh5eottc
thereto before the Commission at any
time on or before January 4, 1877 80
this matter bs set down for hssrt1E. ST
meeting Of tn: Commission 20 b hen G
4th day of January, 1917, ct ten O'clock
appear and make such objection thorsto
as may be deemed proper.
It Is further ordered that the eDDHs
cant publish = copy Of this or6Ar H01eo
each week for four consecutive Wooes II
two newspapers Of opposite politics 90
Of general circulation, II Gnoh there -;
In the counties Of Ohio, XAueoeE, 1reGko;
and Marshall, and that Z copy Of this -.
der and said proposed rates b DoSto4
for public inspection In . ooaSpteaonS
place in zach office Of the ooMyAay =.
change In rates for four consecutive
weeks prior to January 4th, 1917, G11 tAAt
due return thereof be made 70 this Con.
mission. ~ w.. :. -
A Copy. IS
Teste: =. ,. 111NX1
SeerstsS5..
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UNIVERSITY WILL STAY

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec rs
That any serious attempt will be made
during the January session of the
legislature TO remove West Virginia
University from Morgant0wn 10 Il
more central location. was today
characterized as highly improbable
hv President James $. Lakin Of the
State BOARD of Contror. He said such
agitation had been started In every
legislative session for the last decade
and that no one in position to know
the situation takes The rumor serious
w.
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LEGAL NOTICE
nrdAr of Publication

The ste,e Of West virginia. Ohio County. Is:
In thr t'rult Court Of Ohio County. West virginia.
December Rules. 1916.
". +. Matthew. Plaintiff
John y. Mac Nellie. Jesse Stephens In Chancery.
Barnet: vi 4 Gas Co. corporation.
and tic Baltimore Trust Company.
cUrpo utuIi Defendants.
+ Tic object and purIsrsc "f this sun are ID oo'ain
decree In favor Of the plaintiff for the sum OF
60 iuo 90 and interest on ACCOUNT OF 4 claim Tor
,uuunissIuus and other claims Of Jess9 stephens
against John R. Mac Nellie. Interests IN sara ci.in
for commissions hnyin: bern assigned 10 Inc
10 ulhHin n decree adJudginG and determining lne
amount Of said claim or claims and Adluotht ',s s.
amour, tn I've Il lien upon tho capital aock OF inc
Barnett OH & Gas Co.. alleged to DO owned ny mo
ssid John n. Mac Nellie and which STOCK u ht'~en'',
~ The property OF tho said John r. Mac Nellie ana
recurring the sale Of said stock unoer ae0fee y.
iour in satisfaction Of tho Plaintiffs claims aho
for general relief. i,
And !, appearing from all affidavit filed lit said
CAUSE at these Rules. that the defendant. 'ohn n.
Mae Nellie. Jesse Stephens. and Ba'tinofo A'us.
Company. cUrpurati0n. are not reslnehts Oh LUG
state OF West Virginia. and they not ha'lnE oeeh
served with process In said sult, on motion OF Ing
ulsintlff by J. ~ Ritz his attorney. this ordeF OF
publication is entered against them. and II Is otueteo
that the said defendants above named. be ana tne'
are required 10 appear within one month a'lc' 'to
dnte uf the first publication OF this ordel any 40
what Is Necessary To protect their interests II Is
further ordered that this order be published ana
posted required bS law.
! Witness. John l.. Kingdom. Clerk Of our SAID
Court at the Court House Of said County This ON
day OF December. 1916. towit: December hues' ot''
JOHN l.. KINGHoRN. Clerk
Published the first time December eth. 1915.
JOHN L. BINGBoRN. Clerk.
J. ~ RITZ
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Norway in Line.

LONDON. Dec. 90. lis Il. m.--The
Norwegian Labor Party says Renter
dispatch from Christiania. has sent 10
President Wilson the following mess
age:
The Norwegian Social Democracy.
numbering a third part Of the NUrwe-
gian electors, expresses sympathy with
President Wilson'S energetic labor for
the. conclusion of the war Of barbariiy
and The establishment Of lasting
peace"
The Norwegian Peace Union has re-
solved to send the Norwegian govern
ment q declaration urging The govern
ment to support every wel-foundrd ef-
fort to attain a lasting peace. based on
resnect for international rights and the
independence Of nations.
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NJ MECHEN
American GuaraIteen Paint
At Factory Price
A. NJ. Lorentz. McMechen, w. va.
Mtss NAV Cooper.

Miss May Cooper.
Miss May Cooper. aged -. we'll known
and highly respected young lady OF TINS
city, died at her home on Salt NOR
street. yesterday morning nj 10"
O'Clock. death hcinE due t" Il C",npllc!a,,,
tio,, of diseases. Deceased had been ill
for more than seven months. She was
nno of the most popular young ladies OF
tho city and her death is deeply re-
GREETED by tho cniir" community: Bc-
sides her mother. Mrs. Nancy cooper
she is survived hy ono brother AMI three
sisters. :.
As yet. funeral arrangements ar" in
com pletc.
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TWO KILLED; ELEVEN INJURED

MOUNT HOLLY. y. j.. Dec. ">.--Tw'
men wrr,: kill"d and eleven persons in
jured today whey The Madison Hotel
here was demolished ny tn" 'Npl"Sinn "i
a gas tank The property loss is placed
al $2Junb
Tho bodies of Robert NJ. Snyder. -
wears old, son Of Mrs. Robert NJ. Snyder
:, widow prnIriri rrS$ al thu hnl"l Iud
t'hnS t;ra,. :. lurt"n,Irr VIE. recovered
from :lir ruins by iir"ru"n and volunteer
rrscucrS after L search OF several hours.
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ANOTHER PAPER ADVANCES

TITUSVULLE. Pa. Dec. 2S--The
Herald. Titusville's only newspaper,
today announced an increase IN lts
subscription rates 10 IL cents week
and an advance in space advertising
rutes amounting to 10 percent. The
changes will be effective January |.
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Places Big Order.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2S.--A con-
tract for 100 heavy freight locomotives
from the Paris. Lyons n Mediterranean
Railroad company of France was closed
today by the Baldwin Locomotive
works Of this city. Tho order accord
ing to the announcement. amounts 10
about $l.OU0.00U and is supplementary 70
III, contract for forty Iucomtircs placed
kv the same railroad several weeks ago.
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To Celebrate Holiday.

BERLIN. Dec. -. II Il. M. VIA Lon
don. $50 a. Notwithstanding strong
popular demand. the president OF police
has issued IN order permitting rcStau
rants and places uf amusement 10 Keep
omen New Years night until / O'CLOCK.
This action will make possible the Geie-
bration by Bcrlncrs of the new year IN
the usual manner.
Much diSmay has br"lI caused DF inc
prosDcct of the restaurants and nmus"-
mcnt resorts being forced TO close III
1880 or lao o'clock und"f me system
introduced several months ago.
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TEUT0N ALLIES
cs5rd 3sITI WcIJ psuunuoo)

blockade, Greece may be- forced TO seek
the advice of the nation concerning the
course 10 be followed.
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D I E D

II E -
LARNHART-On Wednesday. December 81. 1915. ct
CAV O'Clock y. M. at his lato res!dencs. No 80
Fifth street. SAMUEL LARSHART. In ths e3ft
year Of HIS age. -
Funeral from tho family residence 8atrudAJ morning
at 80 O'Clock. Requiem hrh mlu ~ the bsefsA
Iicar church At 0 O'Clock. Friends Of ths family
respectfully invited to attend lntssnent In NJ
calvary cemetery. =
HASoLAHon Wednesday December 81, IDS q,
.:ii O'Clock j. H.. WILLIAM u. HANpLAEe:
aged G. YEARS. 80 {
Funeral from the family residence No. 3le5 Caaplils
street. Friday afternoon nj ESQ o'clock IntefA<ot
private ut Greenwood cemetery. -
HEATON-On Tuesday. December e, 1915. ct 9ls:
orIrck T.. IN. at the family residence. 13l oiT-
te-nth street. SARAH j. vito OF Andrew r
llrAtnn. -
Funeral services at the home At ) O'Clock Friday,
afternoon. Friends invited. Intermnt prysta. q
Greenwood cemetery. ,.s-E
REPRESENTATION Tuesday. December e. 1915, Il
S:IJ orlcck 4, IN. vt her homo In Cameron. W.
Va. MRS. MARIA V. rESDERGRAFT. In tbs
CSth year Ct her age. =
Funeral Friday morning ~ 10 o'clock At St. Mar
Tins Catholic church. Cameron Intsrment Ia
81. Martins cemetery.
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Calls 1t Useless.

CH"IST1ANIA, via London. Dec. 80,
8 a. m.-The Tidens Tegn, in COM
menting upon the peace notes Of Pres
ident Wilson and Germany. expresses
the opinion that in view of Germany's
answer to President Wilson it Is use
less for the neutrals TO set forth their
ideas and take steps looking to peace
conference.
1T would have been more proper"
says the newspaper. IF the United
States had sent its peace note in con-
junction with notes from all the neu-
trails, but after Germany's refusal to
adopt the terms Of President Wilson
Of the Swiss note. it cannot be expect
ed that Germany would change her
standpoint
The belief is expressed by the news
paper that a peace note from Scandi-
navia now would hurt neutral interests
rather than promote peace negotia-
lions. The Afternoon Poster. on the
other hand, predicts that the Scandina.
Wan countries in the near future will
jointly follow the American and Swiss
presidents.
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ALLEGED PoRaER ARRESTED

J. W. Phillips. of GAINESVILLE. was ar
rested in Bellaire yesterday afternoon
hy Officer Lon Dunfce. of the Bellaire
police force. on the charge of forgery.
IL is alleged that be forged the name OF
Henry Hril, manager Of the Potts store,
last summer. He will probably be given
:. hearing this morning. before Squire
Mason.
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Congratulate Wilson

GENEVA. via Paris. Dec. rs, i am.
A group of leading men al Zurich
has telegraphed congratulations 10
President Wilson As Il result Of his
taking the iniliatiy" in behalf OF
OeaC8
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Greeks Resent Blockade.

ATHENS. "Wednesday. Dec. -, VIA
London. dec rs. $40 j.. m.-Thc gov
eminent is addressing Il second note 10
the Entente Powers. pointing ont the
growing popular resentment aEa'hst
ihrir blockade The note refers 10
,;rcerc's previous communication urging
mutual consideration with view 10
clearing Ihr Siiuu:t"n and says mat uil-
less some such action IL taken ShoriIF
Greece may Inc forced - see the advice
of tho nation respecting in" course 10
b. followed
WASHINGTON Dec aS--AuStria's
rsnIy. 10 President Wilson's peace note
was received late today. 1t Is under
stood to he substantially The same us
Gcrmany'S.
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WANTED-Male and Female

WAHTEo-Boys and girls over 16 years 10 - for X
light factory work. Wheeling Can Co.. 47n MI
Eon streets. NS0-ilR
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LOST AND FOUND

| osI-surdsy evening. Dec 24th fur skunk collskss
collar left in ta1lcab belonging to Buns 3ufeA
Leave with Burns d Churuh and receive rsWsrd. "a
IoST-Saturday evening. . Cats Eye hxesk !! piA3:
Reward for return to InelliEencer office. d-0-iyl
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d.ll.ls.15.1s. 90. q! "a s9: Ja.l-3.5-s
StoekhoIcerI' MsstlAO.

Tho annual meeting Of The Stockholde1 q u
Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Company. viii b ~
at the office Of the Company. in wheeling West IYlts
Vinia on Monday. January 8. 1917, between ~
hours OF Q and o'clock .. m. for the elsctiua 20
managers to serve during the ensuing year. and ed
the transaction OF all business that may CONS hsfsr
the meeting. including the proposed doaatioA' 70 ~
city OF Wheeling OF the 'Old Fair Ground Of
Bridge PARK property Of the Company for Publ
Recreation and Park purposes.
JOS. LAWSON. Becrst1ry. 4
Wheeling. ". Va. December Is, lola. ..Asys
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
Notice Of EIsetIeR.

The annual meeting Of the shareholders o. ia
National Exchange BInke OF Wheeling will b held -
the banking house. Tuesday. January 9th. 1911 b.
tween tho hours Of 10 a. aud !: m. for tn elSe
ton Of Directors and such other business a. nay ~!
presented ss,s
dI1.13-15.ls-o 90 % % -oo.js-l-3 .5-s go,
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CARRANzA NOW
Continued from First Page.)

CarranZa's representatives asserted
that in his latest representation Of the
case he expressed Il willingness TO
ratifv the agreement if more definite
date for the troop withdrawal were
specified. and il moro lenient atti-
tude were displayed towards the ques-
ton of increased bandit activity.
Troops Are a Drawback.
Carranza holds that his government
is doing all it humanity can 10 restore
order in The north and thai il will
continue TO 10 SO but that the pres
enCe Of the American troops on Mex
lean soil is making The task more diff
ficull by giving Villa and his lieu-
tenants preleXL for urging the dis
affected 10 join him in his fight
against CarranZa.
The failure Of CarraIlZa fatty TO
Irepudiate the protocol made il appear
today that the Americans would give
his communication due consideration.
and that the next meeting Of the joint
commission might be but the first Of q
series al which would be continued
the efforts to effect solution of the
different problems.
An interesting development in the
Mexican situation generally was pre-
scented today in reports TO the state
and war departments Of the changing
conditions in Mexico. When the COM
miSSiOners adjourned in Atlantic City
there were few administration Off
cal. who believed that Carranza' S
power was seriously mrnaccd. Since
then official reports have shown Il
strength in the differrn; reaCtionary
groups that now is recognized as
dangerous.
The report persisted today that
AmbaSSildOr-DeS Arrednndo had
been recalled by. his government, and
hat lie was to be succeeded by Consul
De Nrgri Of San Francisco. who woul
BE- in charge without diplomatic rank.
Mr.. ArredondU denied the story cate
goricaIly and the state department
was without information.
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FOR SALE

SoR SALE-BarEaIn. confectionery, mo4srn equip
ment Good reason for selling. p. o. Box 1s4.:l
West Alexander. ps. d.Ss,l-3s
FOR SALE-Complets electrical outfit including ea1a
engine dynamo. belt. etc. Enquire Ills Jacob ~
Bell phone :94-J. d-1-l25l
FOR SkLe-65 aero farm. nine room brick houee3
large basement, BAN. all out building, vel. c03
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n all description Hill top farm, most land ,lsssl,
suitable for farming. gardening and dairy. Hsaf
good market. fences In good repair. WIN nvo teenA
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good road half mile from pike Do not miD= TIL
opportunity must sell. Como and slSe lam.
any day after O'Clock p. Price. $S3 Per lefe:
Louis Susterick, Blaine. Ohio d:S-ts1
FoR sALE-Chesp. registered o. l. C. male np NJ
prize winning stock. Improve your herd VIII fSy
istered sire. B. X. Gorsuch. Rxyland. OHIO h.it-sA
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WANTED-Male Help
WANTED--Fosltion

WANIED-Expcrt book-kecper and auditor 4esifoos
position At present In the employ OF - lars
eastern corporation. Auditor. caro- Inteleeucsr. "a:
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No information

: MENlCO CITY. Dec. 2S--Alfonso
Siller, under-secrcIary for foreign df-
fairs. said today that he had no IN
| formation as TO the reply by General
| Carranza TO the last communication
: from the International conference al
! Atlantic City. The under-secrelary
! in,imated that he was not aware that
,,any time limit had been set for the
renl,. IN Tho communication
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EXCHANGE OF TERMS
CONTINUED from First Page.)
peace, and establishment of an inter-
national court Of arbitration.
Make Better Terms

PEACE duu eStdUliSuulcll VI al Iulcl-
national court OF arbitration.
Make Better Terms
Diplomats familiar with the view
point of Germany and her allies, were
especially emphatic tonight In say
ing that Germany necessarily would
be able to make much better terms in
confidential negotiations than in pub
lie. The radical element in Ger
man politics, it is said, must be con-
sidered. Under any circumstances.
however, it was said, Germany would
not consider making peace If the En-
tente should insist upon retaining Ger
many'S lost colonies and requiring
Germany at the same time 10 evacu-
ate all enemy territory now occupied.
|. In admitting today that no further
communication had accompanied the
German or the Austrian reply to the
Presidents note officials stated flat
~ that such questions to this effect
in the future would not be answered.
The official texts Of the German
day, varied slightly from each other
and from the original cabled press
translation. Most of the difference,
officials thought, was in the warmer,
more cordial tone of the official
versions.
Differences between the two replies
were noted with interest. For in
stance, the German reply refers to the
presidents note as calling for the
creation of bases for the foundation
of a lasting peace" while the Austrian
has it an exchange Of views for the
eventual establishment OF peace"
Germany proposes the speedy assem-.
bly, on neutral ground of delegates OF
49,, ~ trio
poses that representatives OF the bel
ligerent powers convene at an early
date at some place on neutral ground
Most Decided Difference.
The most decided difference noted
! dent Wilson himself the views that it
was necessary to postpone discussion
| of guarantees for a permanent peace.
The Austrian reply "concurs with the
president that only after the termlna-
! ton of the present war will it be pos
sible TO undertake the great and desir-
| able work of the prevention of future
wars" The presidents note said that
| the United States would be glad 10
cooperate towards permanent peace
when the war is over" but did not
specifically declare the two subjects
could not be discussed at the same
time In the allied countries there is
uncompromising hostility to any plan
not guaranteeing PREPARATION, restitu-
ton and guarantees"
! Statements in the Austrian press,
which have turned from hostility 10
the presidents note TO expressions
suggesting that he is allied with the
central powers for the accomplish
ment Of the same end, caused further
embarrassment here today in the adj
ministrations attempt to disaSsociate
| the American action from the central
| powers note OF six days before.
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W6HTE0-Younc man 81 temperate habits ,Wsat15
work in auto line. haze knowledge Of Roraso e4t.;
tsres electric starters general repair work. driving
Apply j. Hardy. 1900 WarTood Ave. Ws.wooA- vs.
Va. etN..i 81
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Tn. Stint. Of West Virginia. ohio County. IS:
IN the Clrrult Court Of Ohio County. West Virginia.
December Rules. lal6.
w. +. NaIlhnx. rlIIntIH
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HEATON-on Tuesday. December 26, 1915. ct S:ls
orIck T. IN. at the family residence l3l 6i1.
terntL street, SARAH j.. vito OF Andrew r.
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PHASE
ADMITTED AS SERIOUS
PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO co BEFORE
CONGRESS AS SOONAS AMBASSADOR ,
GERARD REPORTS FROM BERLIN.
(By international News service.)

WASHINGTON March Ex-senator Stone
and Representative Flood, chairrnen of the senate
and house foreign relations committees, discussed
the general international situation with Secretary
Lansing at length today. Senator Stone frankly
said that the situation seemed precarous, but that
the hands Of the United States tied until reports
are received from Ambassador Gerard at Berlin
1t may be a week before these reports are received
The state department was informed today that
further affidavits from American survivors of the
vessels recently attacked are being sent by mail
from consuls in England and France. The depart
ment has ordered the affidavitS cab1ed.
There is strong belief in congressional circles
that President Wilson will appear before congress
next week to report and ask for support for &C
ton in the submarine cases is learned that the
attack upon the Sussex particularly incensed the
president.
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Every day is summer in Daytona