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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
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G'robes 6alptquartisr oes Siisns.
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Girnbes Sauptquartier ses Sitsns,
6. September,
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tin WdTsnIase; aui siHsm sroben
6auslrben. GEs Slide 1T slsi6ssiiis
Gbs. glrbeits;'.7msr uno SaIon, 10
hab f'T 2lpfeI 5ur Grss fallen lam.
0enn oruubsn rssnsts. Das mid be-
'lrft, 10 i9rsrfe id bisfsn gsri9t in
elmer Sduppsn boiler pi.rbs. Iur
Isr 8iDiiiousI9uiier bot nube mir
lsin' Wertftli: BIER nufgsi6lasen.
Stub! uho Sii69sn, fpsItss Isstsre
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cot meiu guri1e eben aus .insm per-
iaFeuen S9issnlo9 s,boIi. Dem
bort teriamms!t ii9 nI.s tIsiRs 6auss
gerd.b. Die Haht mar itDdbunieI.
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lie gan5s Ro4: ni9t nuf, it,issrte iib
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aufssfobrreu raubisen pl0sli6 einiss
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babel f9Iafen, bas beibt, Bis gum
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in unisr Saus f6isbsn piirbm. Was
inbsFen bisbsr ni6t geiaebsn lit.
llHIere Snfaateriiten, bic 10 gut iDis
ME ms Quarter tommsn, ionbsrn
jeos Radt Dur rem 5einbe lisssn blsis
ben, babtn eiHs bsmertsnspertbs @es
IHidIifisit erlangt. Fid in ibren
rGin ausseporfsnen grolD9ern trodsH
uub lparm einjLri6ten. Gins 6dnbs
Ooa StrOb uno cine asine 3biir ober
Elm paar 9rsttsrItiids, unb baIb lit
slne @rbbDbIs fsrtis, in Der Is gang
t.baglih ausli'lt. RatiirIih lam man
muir oariu FBsn ober Iiesen, absr bisIe
5teliuHs 1T si1sm miiOen SoIoaien
obnetin bic au9ensbmiis.
Sd beIubts beuts Worsen cine gam
&c Reibs Iolasr S9iibsnI06er, beren
Od6er nit @Tbe iiberbedt, taum su !
isbsn iinb. Srrb Der Ressnnd6t tros
den uniere Mastetisrs munier unb |.
nit trpdensm Seq mi. @duIs berous. !
Cine Siunpe latte jsber sspa9t bier
in bsr 5psiten oinis. Sieben Stunosn
iunHten fie i6lafsn. Die Raft porber |
m Wnlbe battel iie es ni9t 10 gut;
bic fIiihtig ssbauten 2aubbiitten finb |
auf bic Oauer ridt rsssnbi6t.
Die Sanitd!s aOmpaenit, BON Der
i6 stsn 5uriidt6mme, Iiest nod i'm
@olhs, baut 1ber notiirlit bouerbaf |
ter. Gin 5ats fir 40 @srpunbsie
DurOe eben fsriis. Der @isbsl rubt !
nuf SduleH, auf ben Da6Iparreu Iiss
pen bi9te Eannsn;nsise, barii5er
Noos rub Gros, bic WGnD. Tinb biHt
Elm pOliisr BON ROOs bils |!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09

Die ga 6lungen duf ti1sH
4ibert1sgono DON 100 Dollars eriOls
gen in na9itebenOsr Deiis: 2 Dollars
als erite 9abIung, um Is. ROOem5sr
Is Dollars, am Is. Oe5ember AZ
Dollars, am 10. Sauuar 1915 bic
iibrigsn 40 Dollars. 5iir $50 8orbs
lit bic 9Glfte Der obigen 3ebIungen 81
ben angsgebensn 3siten gu Isiiten.
Sod itub anitaIteu setroffeu pOro'lL
haB Qr6eiter in 8abritsn hie 3dtiuns
gen an bic iSirmeu, bel ipel6en fis 6es
iadftigt Inp, in bsoeutsnb Iunssren
Haten leiften tonnen. 8antsn uno eins
gln5abl 9eI6dftsbduier nsbmsn fir
$5o>gpnbs 3abIunsen BON l Dollar
bic Wo6e sntgegen. Gin Dollar bic
&sO9s madt nt9t gang Is Gents cen
Gag. 9as tann Sober ert6rieen ant
bamtt ieiuen 5beil beitra9eu.
pie 9rinbe, bic bisber fir bic
Heosrperfung Der prObibition beittms
meno tDoren, iiHb jest nod in boiler
GeItuns. Sn eriter Rsibe 1T Is cine
4rtn5Ipienfrdge, segen Yrpbtbitipn 5u
ftimmen, peI9e ale yteni9sn uEter
9ormunbi9aIt Iieaen mill. Das pirD
ytiemuHo, Der auf feline periOnIi9e
Miirbe Riidii9t nimmt, geitatien,
glst9Diel Ob sr geiItige Getrdnts se,
niebt ober ni9t. Damn treten nod
prattif9e grtDdguneen binSu. Sic
Yunbesreglsrung, bic Staatsresisrung
unb bic StGbte beaieben erpbe Gin
finite aus benz @etrdnfcbanbel mo
iiHb CUR isBigsn 3eit mebr ais ionit
barauf aHgetDisfen. 6 siIt gsraSssu
unpatriotif6 sebauoelt, ihnsn Oicis
@tundbme. lucille gu ent5te6eu, ba jeber
Sent beuOtbigt ipirb, um bic 9ofien
oes Rriegss su beitreiteH. HadftDem
gebeu our6 bic Probibition Sunbert.
ooH Miuionen on RapitalisH Derloren,
mas gu bieier &riegs5eit eheufdIs III
cerbiiten br1neenb ge6oten 1T. Die
pielsn Satienbe Don Tleufben, nie
Hi6t Bios in 9etr6nteqefperbe, fonbern
oud tn ben rielen SnbuitrisH, bic fir
oiefs @euerbe ar6eiteu, ME &iifsreien,
GldsfabuiieH u. I. m. bura PrOhibis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09

0ie Staatsanpalti DAFT
DON DiscpniiH bat ssridtIi4e S6ri:ts
setban, I'm Der tiiHitItaen @srtbeHe'
runs Der WiI6 sntssseuSutzetsH, in'
BEN lie bic auflDiuns aler ytiltpros
DuSsutens unb UtiI6pertaufer s9eis!Is
i6uften perldngt, neil iis Der aniidt /
lit, bab ourd 8erabrsoung 5pii@c1
bisien bic beitdnbise grtobung Der
Wil6prsiie srfDlgt. Wabrsuo mir rns
jeben abf6lieBenben llrtbeils eut6alttH.
lit fetitebsuS, oaB bic Grb6bunq rsr
Wtilhpretie teoeutenb tpeiter gsgan9sa
1T, ais bic otonomiiaen 8arbGI!riii:
beredtigsn unb ss III unbeoillgt nrt6s
neubig, bag ole Staatsu Dem gds
ipiele @iscuufns folsen, tsnu bic
jebiqeu Mil6preiie OerurTa6en eiGen
RinbertDb bon grauiigem lmfanss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09

Ssflin, Der Ieiber nidt alein in
Der Metbobs itebt, Seben. Der ni9t nit
ibm iibereinltimmt, 5u perpddtlsen,
bat Iib etnen 2abel Don Dem unters
iu9ungs saAommittes 5usesogen, Dem
loetlins 2tntIase iibertpieisn ipArpe,
bab aOnsrsBs sMitsIieoer f4 hattsn
NIT beuti6en 9elbs tuufsn Iahen anO
iLIopaI isien. Sos &pmmittee berid=
tst, bdb ba 6efIin jeBt in @breoe iteae,
einen iol4en Yerba9t ausssiproteH
gu baben, 10 pirb ibm bonn aommittee
bafiir cine giise ertbsilt, ouB sr ans
Hagen erbe6c, obne ben getpeis 81
liefern uno inbirett tpirb inn cine
Riiee bafiir erfbeilt. baB 81 teinen
@ntras itslIen nil, bic Utitslisoer,
pou bsneu er Iagt, bab tie iGupaI FeisH,
aus BEN Suuie ausSuifoben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
9ienItaa, ben 9. Sftobsr 1917.

Der pupft mill fi4 bemibsa.
ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES auBersalb
Der &rissssune Elm gnbe gu maaen.
gs 1T aut bas Snnisite gu 1Offsn. SaB
sr in bieiem meni4enfreunbll.hen
Merte GrfOls baben m0se. gs ltsst
audi nidht Der minbsite Srurb Dor, ibn
aurut5upsren, na6bsm crsi Sa1;s
,rpisIen babeu, bab bic SOmbashe@
ments auberbatb bes &rie5ssebi'.ss
nlbi ben minreiten prdttii4en Wertb
befisen uno bios 6rauen uno ainosrn
eefabrIi4 limb. Die absouie bisisr
Sombaroemeuts mar, eirs AH5a9l
&erpplane bcm ariessi9auoIas fern
gu baltsn uuO AUDI bas bat iia bel Der
bsitGHOis SuuebmeHben Seritsauns
bon 5Ius5susen oIs uuslos erfpieien.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-05
C. 0. CHAMBERLIN
FUNERAL SERVICES
AT ELkS' HOME

Many friends and admirers in adj
dlilon To his brother Elks gathered
AT the klks' home Sunday morning at
1000 O'Clock to offer a last tribute
81 respect to the mortal remains of q
~ thamberlin, whose death occurred
rridaE afternoon. as a result of heart
failure
he handsome caSke, which con-
famed the remains occupied a posi-
'ioh IN the center of the recention
room Whlch WAS reserved to the use
~ the tlaS ard the officers of IRE
iN"se VINO conducted the impressive
funeral service OF the order Tho
cashet was covered and surrounded
hN beautiful floral pieces. tributes Of
loNe ana respect from friends and
brothers. and after the services n
photograph was taken of the casket
anu these floral offerings. The re-
mains nave been placed in the Rin:-
Na" y Maiek company retaining
vault IN Pinewood cemetery to await
'ho return north later in the season
81 Mrs K +. Gordon. "A sister of tho
deceased The interment viii no
made IN bratlleboro. Vt. Mr. Cham
berlins early home Mr.. Chamber
IN Is III addition 10 Mrs. Gordon
survived by another sister and q
brolher Mrs. Nash and r. A. Cham
beriln. of Rrattlehoro or vicinity
Mr. Chamherlin. to whose memorv
! glowing tribute has bees paid bv
senator Rufus Magee, Was widely
hho"h ana esteemed particularly
through his connection with the bo-
tei business and his membersh i'm
| ne Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit assn
Ills entry into the hotel business WAS
made III 1881. when he assumed the
management OF the Highland hotel at
bidueiord Pool. Maine In 1882 he
bought the Atlantic house at Wells
teach. Maine. which he conducted I'M
" II was destroyed by fire in lSS5
VT hamberiin then came 10 Flor
ldd ana Tor several years had the
management; OF the original 81 lanes
motel III Jacksonville. conducting il
up 10 the time it burned From lack
7ohNilie nc came to Daytona and pur
chased the pioneer hotel OF the CITY
ne iaiinetto house. on South Reach
9'r'el. winch ne conducted for MANY
Years lie sold this property four
ears ago since which time he has
made me hespland hotel his head
quarters during the winter seasons
continuing his management in the
y ilaier seasons OF the Adirondack
mn >acandaga PARK y Y He. will
pc greatly missed at this popular
summer resort and in hotel circles
s"h'sraily as wel as by his personal
trends and acquaintance here and
Elsewhere
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-05
EllLY PENINSULA
SETTLER AND HOTEL
NAN PASSES AWAY
lohN Z. DUNN, BUILDER OF FIRST
@ST0RY BUILDING ON PEN,N
sULA, GOES TO GREAT BEyonn
EARLY SUNDAY MORNING

John T. Dunn passed away at hi.
hts home in Seabreeze, corner ~
OCEAN aveLIe and Duke street at p,
ounday morning. after an Illness of
no years. being confined TO his he'd
hiring the las: TWO weeks Of his ma
y the past yaa- lie made several tr,ns
| y Baltimore for treatment in Johns
uopkins hosp tai. none OF which ra,
alred in any permanent relief
The funeral services took place tb;s
afternoon at 800 at the residence
~. VIM. ]. Drew. of the Davton.
|CoasregatiOnal church officiating In.
tssnent took place at the family LOT
\ PinewoOd cemetery, the funeral
hing in charge of the Baggett- Weth-
|aby company.
Mr.. Dunn was born in Ahinpdo,
~. April s. 1S47. He came to Florida
h 1869. locating in Palatka. Thirty.
ne years ago he visited Daytona and
vas SO delighted with the place that
Y returned the following year and
|bdh the first three-story building To
IL erected on the peninsula This
sss called the Seabreeze hote; and
vas on the location now covered h.
(Ae DaytOna Beach hotel. OF " +,
Ares. For several years MIR. Dunn
'er conducted CT leased this MOTEL
Frtii later l. sod his DAYTON nos.
ksslons and moved to Macon G.,
DWever. he retulIe ed IL velr. apf
pa With HI: Three 5, MS laun,i.., no
he hardwa,9 bhs!nt SIS unde- tie firm
lame of Dunn Brt:s.
he mas been great church worker
Y MS life, being a member. and until
yanuary L, trustee of the COnerega
onal church of Daytona.
he leaves his wife and three sons
L. Dunn. j. T. Dunn. Jr.. and j r
mn, to mourn his loss.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-05
7 he Inaugural Parade.

4 WASHlNGToN, Mar, 5.-rhe inau
eufal parade today was more than a
4 mere procession as part of The z, r..
monies. II was a patriotic damonstr,
/ ton.
AS the marching host of some 20
uoV 'ramped from the capitol TO the
W hlte House before thousands of
Americans the martial music and nm.
histakable note OF national patrio.jsm
i'tdiieu 10 many the DAYS OF more
tfah % Years ago when the federal
armies marched in review over the
same route
ne nation fighting men. who have
touSht the nations wars and men who
VII be called 10 fight them in The fin
tufe all were represented in the long
nie R"splendent IN gold ana h,ue
ana grey. fn"N marched IN review
n"i"l- lise president Army. navy. ma
fl"nai guard. cavalry. infantry. sailors
sHiditfS. marines. veterans of the civil
VAR, Boy scouts and Red Cross wort.
efS an branches, past present am
PROSPECTIVE. 81 military service ana
many thousands OF citizens Mere rep
r. >,ntod in tire line
pennsylvania avenue VAS lnassod
VITA people on each side of the.
1850 'iiils, 'ti4il4i t'ftaf review lrig
NtaiidS hdd been placed AZ every vaai
age pulnt along the line. Windows
lthied groups Of Spectators and
thousands more had places in bal
COMES and Oh the housetops Between
1Hese walls OF humanity marched The
army 81 inausnration 10 the confused
MIXTURE OF many noises buglcs blow
ihS' bands playing. The rumble ri ar
lliefE. me CHATTER Of horses hoofs and
rs steady tramp 81 marchers
ne procession moved At The closa
~ me Inaugural ceremonies at the
'fil"l- $" lnsins into line behind pres
'dent Wilson ana Aice-President Mar
,h"i as they returned To the White
liense. Az. took their places to r.yiev
he column
President Wilson Nas escorted bv
troops q Tire Second cavalry from
Fort Myer Immediately after ~.
pr"siie AT ana his escort came Vice
FtSldehl Marshall escorted bv The
Slack Horse Troop of Culver Military
'adein> ihen came the inaugural
halrhan, Robert y. Harper and .uem-
'rfs OF the senate ana house inaugural
Committees The Nest Poini c,3dafs
lad the next place in line ang
lrAlsnl iines 81 grey. they marched
hest iufnfe officers pf the American
'FinA eyes front heads high. plunes
liutter flags ripplng Then follow
I'M annapolis uidshipmen
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-05
GEORGE ". COLEMAN
SPOKE ON ''CHURCH
AND FORUM" SUNDAY

"eorge W Coleman. of Boston. faith
VI Tue forum movement, who ad
u'esseu the Christian Forum of the
'oia beacn Methodist church SIM
uas morning, proved to be very
worthwhile speaker.
His subject was The Cbur.h
ny oium. lie emphasized the val.
ue or the work which is done nv s,,at
49, ~ sa''iAaliohs IN the United States in
.nelr reaction in the life of cburcbas
NJ "i'hstahdlng the nine years of its
:. ana the uplifting influence
na' uIousht TO bear on the lives of
t. thousands who do not usually
attend church. the speaker ba1ia-a.,
.hat us greatest influence for GOOD
had been in the awakening = 49,,
drought to the churches themselves
pv bringing them into moro vita1 49,
tact with the parctical problems of tho
day which engage the minds of COW
est men and which have such .loso
''onshlp 70 the kingdom of heaven
VII. Coleman pointed out that tho
ShufcheS nave upheld the forum idea
ON us beginning, and told how they
idu helped him in organizing the IA
nous Ford Hall Forum. where 1000
people lew OF whom ever go to church
elsewhere, assemble every SUNDAY
evening
ne speaker then told of his early
Youth and how he had fallen INFO :,
state OF semi agnosticism or a disha-
Iet IN the reality of life. although he
was churchmember He told how
ms work at the bench in his father,s
hookblndery had given him great sym.
pathN and understanding with the hon.
81 Skepiic. For this reason no 49,
''eer when the chance came "a 1a,d
ne sunday evening meetings for neo.
~ VINO Tack sympathy with the nra.
mt order Of things.
"a descriptions of mectings At |
ora nan were given and showed how
''HSlolierate body of peOnle may
ave niSh fellowship together without /
iouuction or any partisan or I
e'larian feeling He also gave IN
~ loual examples OF the good work
ny lolloWed with Interesting state
'tiitS q ne Way in which the forum
movement mas been widely adontad
w Coleman met Robert S Holmes
resident OF the local forum ar tba
dtiohal gathering of forum leaders
= fN1aio last April and said that
lipilnes work OF launching the
g" Lansing Mich forum ana fha
+. ~ organization Was OF a high order
~ lhat national leaders in tn. Wort,
eI" watching The development ~ ;ha
Y" N"othiul forums with keen ~
Nr Coleman has consented t. .t.,.
N"r q Week and speak again for ~.
zeal forum on thu toni.. ...rb
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-05

ress the remainder Of the Daxtv .
gan moving out OF the chnmboe.
AS the inaugural party passed 81
rom the great door and into the opoG
air to the spot where practically III
presidents since Monroe have been
lnaugurated. it was as il the curtain
mad been raised for the climax of the
drama
before great sea of humanity, Of
hclal and unofficial invited and unin-
vlted. President Wilson took his place
az the left of the chief justice and at
the right of the arrangements commit
tee Places for former presidents and
wee presidents. associate justices of
the supreme court. the vice-president
secretary of the senate, senators and
Turner senatosr were ranged along on
,he right. Retiring members OF the
mouse and members-elect were mex,
70 ana behind the senate.
10 the right of the president were
seated me members of the diplomatic
.oi ps. governors of states and terri
tories. members of the cabinet army
ana navy officials were at the left
ME the party was assembling the
units Of the inaugural PROCESSION 49,.
forming on all sides of the capitol
the organizations took places WAITING
10 swing INTO line behind the president
When he started back to the White
House, gave the only appearance of a
military air in the whole proceeding
Inc assembling of the presidential
party. It's departure and the demon
s'ratlons OF the crowd were the only /
Spectacular features of the outdoor I
ceremony The actual ceremony il
sell Is simplicity and solemnitv &
When the president was ready tn
take the inaugural oath. the chief ms
ice. bible in hand. came forward.
President Wilson stood beside him
WIN raised hand Slowly and solemn
~ 'he chlef justice repeated the oath
prescribed by the Constitution.
"hen that was concluded, the sen.
ATE returned to its chamber. and tba
president returned to the White Housa
at the head of the inaugural process
SION Mrs. Wilson. following a pre.
cedent set by Mrs. Taft rode with her
husband, after having created a pre-
cedent herself by riding to the canitol
WIN MN earlier in the dav.
AS the president led the procession
up pennsylvania avenue, and the units 4;
u the inaugural parade. civic and mil
larv swung in behind him. new :
demonstration began which continued
nun the procession halted in front of
ne mite House. There the presider,
~" MS party took places in the official
stand to view the remainder of tho
'oiumn
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-05
SPECIAL SALES AGENT
FOR BOSTWiCk PARK

- Graw has been appointed spec
i'i safes agent tor Bostwick Park. He
III hiahe headquarters at Conrad &
oii,ieiiS ana any person wishing to
ne SHOWN the property is requested to
'dii dt their Office Pa South Beach
street. Bostw1ck Park is for people
VINO are particular about who their
helShbors may be and the restrictions
are such as to keep this section above
reproach. It is ideally located con
Nehleht 10 the ocean and has all the
natural advantages which go to make
real estate valuable Bostwick Park
mas already proven its worth
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-05

The very desirable river front pop
erty owned by sydney lEaigl GA Hal
Tax avenue. Seabreeze Formerly the
" hinlield property. has heen sold
through the Conrad Donnelv agency
OF this city 10 Mrs G + Grciner. Of
Springfield. Ohio This is probably
the most valuable piece OF porpovtv
transferred ny sale in Seahreeze in Il
number Of years, As il comprises PES
fee' OF handsome river frontage Mrs
nFehier contemplates making exten
SVe improvements ON the property
anu Seabr"t ze may consider itself
fortunate IN securing this family as
regular winter residents
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-05
AbSent-Minded

Her nelghbors were d;scu.ciro 49,
enai acter OF venerable woman whom
they esteemed to be wise IN her gen.
Grafton. but young man said il struck
aim that she showed great lack Of wis.
ooh IA one respect What is that
pray? inquired one Of the eroun
Why said the young man. she al.
ways puts out her tubs to catch soft
water when it's raining hard"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-03-05
NOTE OF PATRIOTISM
FREEDOM MATED At
WILSON'S INAUGURAL
continued from Page One)

iiliiu the space reserved for the nre 6
ident's cabinet - -
1hen came the chief Justice and rho
associate justice of the supreme court
IN the sombre black silk gowns of of.
nee moving in body with slow dig.
nlty TO the places reserved for them
IN large chairs placed in the front
70" facing the vice president and al
! his right
immediately afterward, the retir
ny members of the house of renresen-
taliNes and the members elect were
announced They had been forming
mean v nile III two lines down the long
'oirluof reaching toward the house
ihS OF the capitol. The house. unlike
'he senate. was not in session Some
iSttrihS members had departed for
'heI MONIES without waiting for the
ViiioiieS \ smaller attendance of
representatives than usual. however.
AiauT ZOE TIE comfort of those in the
Shidi senate chamber
seat had been placed on tho ros
rum Ter Speaker Clark at the left
of Senator Salisbury. president nro
'chipofe OF the senate The represen.
tatlveS and former renresant,tivos,
liieu through the chamber TO places
reserved for them on the west s;da
OF the chamber while the senators
were seated on the east. A few other
tidceS We're set apart on the floor for
hiS" ollicerS of the army and navy
anu persons who by name have receiy-
~ the thanks of congress- With so
liluch OF the party assembled every /
'hlhS was III readiness for the first /
ceremony, the inauguration Of m.
vice president
iresldent Wilson. escorted by ,ne /
committee on arrangements entered t
'ie senate chamber at the main door
ana was escorted to a seal on tho
iioor, on the right hand side of The
mann aisle facing the rostrum. Vice
PRESIDENT Marshall Was escorted ~ .
seat on the rostrum
from that stage he ceremonies NOV.
"a along rapidly The senate chan.
am. the Rev. J. Forresv PreftvInan
3iered prayer and the senate of The
NM mn congress was called IN or
'tf pS TIE president pro tempore Sen.
stur Salisbury =
rs silence settled over the chamber
'c'-f Resilient Marshall stood beside
senator salisbury Both men raised
ielr rlshl hands. he president pro
ehlpoI" slowly spoke the vice-presi
!, nt oath' the wee president repeat
u thc words Brief and simple. the
''itilohN quickly was over and th,
hif'N-tWo new senators We're sworn
nto Office
ne new senators Mere
Democrats. Josiah @. Walcou. Del
ware 'ark Frammell Florida. 4 4
ones NeN Mexico. Peter l.oeIef Ger. ,
Rhode island Kenneth D. Nickel /
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Oif-Proof Cement

A cement which viii not be affected
oy on IS made BY mixing glycerine
and litharee to the consistency Of a
thick paste This will be found very
NANCY IN repairing cracked oil reser.
FolTs OF IN making an oil-tight Joint
between two metal plates The cement
should be applied a., soon as ii is
mixed. since II hardens yerv quickly
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no Substitute Handy

a New York physician says tina.
~, - ieWer drug stores
"h"fe would ole buy
ma Cigarettes and post
:. anu Where would one 60
g." : ION AZ me clty directory?
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Ely CetS a friend

Inc New York girl, who. becoming
ehtangled in molasses puddle on
Gotham sidewalk, was rescuad 80
stcKy situation by the fire denart.
ment may have acquired sometime
VI tne viewpoint of the ny as q result
OF the experience Exchange
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Righteous JUDGMENT.

Inc honest nottingham with q
peck OF corned beef and cabbage I'M
der his belt may envy the million
are hiS bank account but hanged if
he wants the olnelet soufiie-IIousa-
ton Post.
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Going Peanuts One Better.

pocket full of peanuts will heir
2 me mind occupied, says philos-
a6. But pilnpie on the end on
~ nose will do as well, if not bet.
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OAYTONA BEACH
!" !. 4 X :. :. :. ). >. :. :.

MISS Ruth kefTer of DeLand :
Joying visit at the haanh . en-
friends and relatives at tho win
hotel a. 'ne ufeystone
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Found-Pair gold bowed spectacioo-
farty can have same by descrihinr
and paying for this ad. Gazette Man
Office -
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Found-Check for $62l and tvo
blanks. Owner can have by calling
at News Office. identifying. and pavin@
for this ad. e -