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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
Underwood Urges President to
POSTPONE Extra Session Congr

was expected that the proc
calling the new congress would
naitted to the cabinet today
The presidents proclamatiL
pected TO point out that e
session is called for the p
revising the tariff alone De
wood assured him today ne
leaders would be able to ct,
attention OF congress to ted
although several democrastill
in other legislative Tnatfbe-
anxious to have them eser.
fore the regular session the |
Mr.. Underwood said eau
white House that the e was
Gus would decide whethched-
to be revised in one billl has
ufe taken up separatelybe an
| been prepared. he sahectds
easy task for the
| either way.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
COUNCIL PASSES RESOLUTIONS
RELATING TO LIGHTING PLANTS
MAN WANTED IN CONNECTION
WITH THE ROSENTFIAL MURDER
CASE CAUGHT IN ST. AUGUSTINE

Clarke has brought the case to the
state supreme court on a writ of error.
district Attorney Whitman asked OF
the supreme court clerk that the state
represent him in the case before the
state supreme court He was notified
tnat Stare Attorney General West
would take care of the case.
The supreme court has set the case
for argument on March 25th. The
case is one that will likely be OF wide
interest as very likely ii win go to the
United States supreme court.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
REBELS CAPTURE Aqua
PRIETA; ANOTHER STATE
GOES AGAINST HUERTA
Mock at Work of Legislators;
Girls Not Immoral Because
They Receive Low Wages

because they are tempted by lies, and
overpowered by the evil In men. 1t Is
not the employer. I worked In q store,
and lived on eight dollars a week and
would De living like that now. but I
met men"
Another cry from the underworld
read: 'T don't know any girls who sold
themselves to buy bread and clothes,
but know lots who hit the road to hell
because blackguards bounded them
with their rotten attentions"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
CHARGED WITH
STEALING $4,000
Francis La Mayme Arrested in Jack
sonviile Charged With swindIins Old
Colony Trust Co.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Jacksonville. Fla. March 12.-Charg-
ed with swindling the Old Colony
Trust Company. OF Boston, out of ST.
600. Francis La Mayme was arrested
by special detectives here today as he
was preparing to go to Cuba, La
Mayme did not resist arrest.
He claimed he was a stock and bond
salesman in Boston and sold a quantity
of electric railway stock to the trust
company. According to La Mayme It
Is alleged the check with which he
paid for the stock was not good.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
ONE BURNS TO DEATH;
EIGHT FATALLY HURT

JTniontown, Pa, March 12.-One per
son was burned to death and elsn'
were fatally hurt in two fires near mere
TODAY. Mrs. Emma Nouts and her slS
children. were mortaily injured whel p.
a lamp exploded in their home ~
EJ,bert. Mrs. Daisy Holland was ere
mated and her husband fatally huS
when their kitchen range expiooer
Mrs. Louis de SALES, a neignoor W
injured when she tried to rescue IT
Hollands.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
DANIELS TO VISIT
SOUTHERN YARDS.
Secretary of the Navy VIII Make An
Inspection and Close Study of Con-
dition of Yards.
BY ASSOCIATED PREss

Washington, March 12.-Secre+.rv
Daniels has considered the recommen-
dation of his predecessor and the nava.
board that certain southern navy wards
and stations be abandoned in the in
terest of economy and has decided that
no change shall be made in the stains
of the southern yards until he has had
an opportunity personally to visit them
and make a close study of their con
d1tion. This viii be done in the course
Of a month or two.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
BOND TRUSTEES
DIVIDED ON THE
PAVING MATTER
City Council Adopts the Ma
jority Report, Although
Four Members Favored
Minority Report, Which
Declared Eastern Part of
City Was Treated Unfair
1y.

Dissenting from the majority report
or the board Of bond trustees In the
matter OF naming streets to be paved
on the ground that IT is absolutely un-
fair to the eastern half of the city and
that under II not one cent of the re-
naming bond money will be spent for
paving streets east Of Palafox street,
Eff. Rinshasa. . member OF the board
o. Rond trustees. fled a minority report
Win the. -city4 cr1FInx=TT fts ra aer1.a- ,
meeting last night but IL failed OF
sooption by vote of seven to four
ne majority report, which was
soopted. was signed by John A. Mer-
ritt chairman. and Joseph ". Riera-
fne majority report provides for the
paving or DeVflliers street from Greg
Dry 10 jackson The report says that
the estinated amounts that will be
coming to 1t from various sources will
permit Of work being done to the er-
tent of about $4,000.
The majority report was as follows:
PENSACOLA Fla, March 12. 1919 |
To the Honorable Mavor ana C1i+v
Council. Pensacola. Fla
Gentlemen: In accordance With tha
authority vested in the board of bond
rustees, we recommend the grading
'av1ng, curbfng and improving OF the
ollowtng streets:
Palafox street, from Blount street
o the city limits.
-Coyle street. from Garden street toI
'hipley street.
Barrancas avenue, across the p A
t. r. r. right -of-way.
Davis street, from Wright street 10 ,
'adsden street.
"DeViiliers street, from GREGORY !
treet to Jackson street.
Gregory street, from Ninth avenue =
} Eleventh avenue. =
Gonzalez street from Paiafox street
Barcelona street. >
Spring street, from DeSoto street to =
onzaiez street
Baylen street, from DeSoto street
Gonzalez street. r
In accordance with the plans and
ohles on file IN this Office. and In @,
cordance with the ordinance which =
transmit herewith, as prepared by 8,
city attorney, which ordinance. be- II,
les authorizing us TO assess the abut-
lg property on all the streets named | -
10 authorizes us to advertise for n,
is and make contract, subject to the s+
1ncifs approval, for the portion OF 60
streets named that we do not pro- co
se improving under the existing con-
ct with the Southern Paving G. D.
instruction Company. de
The estimated cost NJ the foregoing or
ring program is 43,305.55, and the
IDS in our hands, deducting the esti- ovs
teo amount which viii be payable ia
m Doc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
DECLINE CHALLENGE
OF THOMAS Upton,
BY ASSOCIATED PREss

New York, March 12-Sir Thornas
Lipton's challenge for another race for
the Americas yacht cup, was declined
by the New York Yacht club tonight
The action was taken, the club an
nounctd. because the challenge did no.
comply with the deed of gift which
governs all contests for the Gun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
Gen. Ojeda, Commanding
Federal Garrison of 500
Men, Evacuates Town.
STATE OF SINOLOA
IN, OPEN REVOLT.

Reports Tell
Also of the Capture of Du-
rango by Two Thousand
Constitutionalists, Who
Are Now Encamped Near
Sonora and Expected to
Soon Attack the Federal
Garrison.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
sPECTAL TO THE JOURNAL

Tallahassee, March 12.-District At
torney Whitman, of New York has To-
Gated at st. Augustine, Albert A.
Clark, wanted in New York in connec-
ton with the Rosenthal. gambling
cases and murder. AT the direction
of the New York district attorney,
Clark was arrested and the latter i'm
mediately sued out a. writ OF habeas
corpus which. upon being argued be-
fore Judge Call. was quashed and
Clarke remanded to jail
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
BRITISH SHIP LOST.

Hamburg, Ger, March 1.-THE sink
ing OF the British sailing ship elena
Won off the mouth of the EIbe was re-
ported there early today. She left
MeJiilones. Chile, on November II.
with cargo of nitrate. She carried
a crew of thirty-six men who were
rescued.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
" rolI y FcToR AT NEW YORK. &

president Wilson liz giving careIui
consideration to the appointment OF
ool1ector OF customs for the port OF
New York. Dudley Field Malone.
sor-in-law of Senator O'Gorman. mas
Y,aen under consideration for some
time. and IL was said today that IL Mr.
Malone were not appointed he would
he offered a position Of equal import
ance. No comment was made at the
white House on the frequent mention
~ the name of John Purroy Mttcnell'
for the coilectorship. Mr.. Mltcheh'
however is said to be acceptapie 10
senator o'Gorman, OF New York
That Former Senator Gardner. OF
Maine. and Former Governor Burke
of North Dakota. might have posts
was learned at the White House today
hut it was not said what posts they
would be offered
Though the cabinet was IN session
more than two hours, no statement as
10 the subjects discussed was issued
The secretaries declared that no ap-
nointnents had been taken up, nu'
that discussion had been confined te
consideration of general policies. DO
x1estic and foreign
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
VISIT OF INCOMES TO
WASHINGTON STIRSUP
UNUSUAL INTEREST 7
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Chicago. March 12.-Letters received
today by the senate commission inves-
tigating the causes OF immortality
among women, Knocked at the work the
legislators are doing. Several. signed
with initials only, scoffed at the theory
that girls are immoral because of low
wages. One of these declared: Girls
don't go wrong because they are hum
CRY or need clothes. They go wrong
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
BANKERS ARE CONVICTED
OF EXITING" CHECKS

Oklahoma City. Okla. March lZ.-
RAYMOND H Hoss and c. Nj. Hoss'
bankers OF Fairfax, Okla. We're con
y.cted today in the federal court AZ
Guthrie of 'kiting'' checks. Sentence
has not been passed on them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
One Calls Special Election to
Vote on 100000 Is
sue of Bonds.
PLANT FOR CITY
PURPOSES ONLY

The Other Resolution Calls
for An Inquiry Into Rates
Paid by the City, Govern
ment and San Carlos Ho-
tel, the Amount Necessary
to Purchase the Present
Plant and the Right of the
City to Condemn it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
National Committeeman
Talks With Democratic
Leaders at the Capital. /
CONFER WITH THE
PRESIDENT TODAY

McCombs Meets Members
of the Cabinet and, it is
Presumed, Talked Over
Appointment Expected
That Henry c. Breckin-
ridge, of Kentucky, Will
be Assistant Secretary of
War-Other Places Being
Filled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
DO You Want q Posi-
ton, or Good EN-.
ployees?

If you would like position with
n concern where there is a future
where there is an opportunity to de-
velop your ability to the utrnost-trv
a Want Ad in this paper. Keen
minded employers appreciate the fac.
that the enterprising. capable workers
usually use our Want Ads to find II.
night positions. And employers them
selves freely use our Classified Advcr-
hslng section to find workers. Turn
to our Want Ads now. Your posi-
tion may be advertised there TO-DAY.
If i isn't describe your qualifications
and the character of work you want IN
a Want Ad. 1t viii pay you.
Use
The Journals ! |
Want Ad Way"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington. March 1.-THE pres
ence of National Committeeman Nc
Combs in the capital today. stirred up
unusual interest In presidential APP
pointments tonight. McCornbs had
many conferences with democratic
leaders and members of the cabinet
today. Tomorrow morning he has an
appointment with the president
Richard Oiney. who has been offered
the arnbassadorship to Great Britain.
tried to get into communication by
telephone with McCombs today at the
White House. 1t was said Olney will
not announce his decision until the end
OF the week. Pennsylvania State
Chairman George w. Guthrie, for am
bassador TO Italy and Norman e. MACK
for some important diplomatic post,
were prominently mentioned today. It
il believed John p. Mitchell. OF New
York, will be made collector of GUS
toms Of New York Other ncmina-
tons expected 30 be sent to - senate
this week are assistant ST cf
commerce. Former Represel&ea "
win 2. Sweet. OF MichigarH - III
secretary OF war, Henry
saass; 8 sss e rssssrss Sssay HsBs - III s
yirginsa: assistant secretary oE III ]
navy, Nsranklin d. Roosevelkr Of New
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-13

4 new railroad Is now operating trains
Into the Desp Water City, third road
Is laying rails. a fourth road ls being
graded. You canS make i mistake BY
investing In Pensacola
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06
This Is Easily The Best of
All MuSlinWear Sales

The Bamberger sale of 1918 muslinwear entered upon
its second week today Interest in the sale has grown
daily 1t is safe to predict that the coming five days will
witness the greatest selling of snowy white fresh
undergarments known Newark. This in spite of
the fact that all previous selling records broken the
first week. The of Newark and vicinity know
where to find the best values in musnwearthat is why
we have been kept busy all the past week Here follows
gst of the unusual offerings:
Soc and SOC Values, 45c-Gowns long or short skirts draw
cs chemises and combination garments made of muslin
b with trimmings of lace and embroideres tuckS
sttching regular SOC and sec Values the garment 45c
79c Musnwear for 68c-Drawer skirts gowns
chemes and combination
and skirt fine quality muslin cambria and nainsook trim
med with lace embroidery and hemstching;
100 and LIS Values 8ScNansook, cambria muslin
skirts, corset skirt chemises and combination
GARMENTS trimmed with lace embroidery tucks and hemsching
LOO and LIS values, the garment $50
5O LIS Values 35-Corset covers, gowns, drawers
skirts chemses and combination garments; made of quality
sock cambrc trimmed with embroideres aces beading and
ribbon loO TO Io garments LBS
200 and ESQ Values, 1.89Cambrc, muslin and nansook
Skirts drawers skirt chemses, corset and
bnaion garments trimmed with fine quality laces embroderies
and ribbons; 200 ESQ garments, each.
and $50 Values 2.69Gowns skirts, drawers combna-
TONS long ch and combination Of the
finest quality cambria nainsook trimmed with lace emboid
and ribbon; 300 and $50 garments, this sale .269
stitched hem and cluster of tucks above to &c.
years. 12Hc 10 to IL years.
Covers S8c-Hand embroidered, made of fine Main
sook embroidered designs embroidered
lets and ribbon drawn; sizes go A; $50
Chdren's ROmpers 42c-Made of pretty check plain
tera boomer straight style to they sell
lary for SOC and Coo; special at 42c
Embroidered Chemise 6ScHand embroidered garments
nice quality number of and pretty patterns all
Al sold regularly for Zoe and soc each this
sale at ooc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06
" Streets of LaCeS .
An Interesting Exhibit and Sale

Every who loves a beautiful home should visit the
Streets of Laces exhibition and sale of lace curtains IN the
Bamberger upholstery The show is not only interesting
and inviting but offers saving opportunities Many rare
examples of curtains shown Each kind of curtain is
grouped all Fle curtains will be found in section
by Each named after lace and
designated by electric lamp post The exhibit made
doub interesting that every curtain in the BamDeger store
is marked lowered price. You save considerably by
purchasing lace curtains now.
thought modenzaton
orchon of made France in the department OF
Special prices .224 to 1918
Similar Renaissance though difficult to make
Made in France Special prices 44S to 1898
originated the peasants
of the Island of LIDO about five miles from Venice Italy Exquisite
CuransThe Frenc for this lace is Point
France the department of Voges which near
the German frontier Special prices ,..loio 10 I'Vo
Renaissance Lace Curtains joined
similar Arabian Made the
Haute Saone, France Special prices .26S to 1880
CmtainsNo exactly lace but the appliqung
braid buttons bopolne
and America Special prices 268 to l26O
Irish Point made of applique of muslin
machine stitch Made principally in ST. Gall witzer-
Also in America Special prices 1913 TO 1918
Scotch Lace Curtains at 1OO-o lace
consist OF
stitch edges Values range from oo zoo to 2o
pair; speci'l lVo
400 Flat Novelty Braid Curtains floral de-
of French nett IA yards long, regular 4o pa
special .'z9o
500 Irish 49STen different designs white ony
we'll splendid quality and regularly oOo pair sp
cial
e Sill Length Curtains ue and flat curtains 2s
wards long in with Renaissance insertion and edges
edges Csc curtains .ISc
az Tambour Muslin Curtains these
them third less than their real worth
Border lattice effects ls5 values
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06
RECOMMEND SALVAGING
DOCK FOR SUBMARINES

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The naval
general board has submitted to Con-
gress a recommendation for a testing
and wrecking dock which would be
used for salvaging submarines of any
size, docking them and making tests
to determine resistance to external
water pressure. The board holds that
two of these docks ultimately will
be required for the Atlantic coast
and one each for the Pacific coast,
Hawaii, Panama, Guam and the
Philippines. 1t points out that the
need is very urgent in view OF the
increasing number of submarines and
the age of some of the older vessels
of that class.
The plans for the proposed struc-
ture include provision for large
cylinder which can be filed with
water Into it the submarine would
be placed and subjected to any de-
gree of pressure Thus without dan
ger would be determined the same
results as are now obtained in tests
which send the submarines dow
into the depths.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06
Second Week of the Linen & White Goods Sale

Mercerized Damask = Heavy
quality and lustrous finish; So
in. wide; many pretty patterns.
Regular 30c, special. -. Csc
Heavy Scotch Toweling-All
pure linen of splendid quality;
70 in. wide; very pretty designs.
Regular 79c, special. $50. SEC
Heavy Double Damask-72 in.
wide; snow white bleach; rich
lustre. Regular price $50,
special at 100
Mercerized Napk Size
l9x18 inches; fully bleached and
of nice quality; regular price
79c dozen, each ........... IS c
Dinner Napkins OF fine quail
ity pure linen yarn; % inches
square. Regular S3.25 per
dozen, special .2.39
Double Damask Napkins
Full dinner size; of extra heavy
quality; rich satin finish. Reg
ular $500, at. -. $50
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06

Turkish Towels-Fully bleached
Turkish Towels, Of good quality,
with fringed borders. Regular
12Hc each, at. .101zc
Turkish Towels-Extra heavy
towels, made Of good, close
terry cloth; soft and spongy.
Regular 29c, at. .19c
Huck Towels = Large size
Huck Towels; white, with neat
red borders. Regular 111zc
each, special She
Heavy Crash and Glass TOweling
1T in. wide, firm and service
able. Reg. lie per yard, at.SHc
English Long Cloth-40 in.
wide; made of fine, selected
yarn; soft finished and pure
white bleach; twelve yards.
Regular 2.25, piece. .1.59
White Corduroy Pique-27 in.
wide; nice quality; made of fine
combed yarn, soft finish; pencil
cords. Regular 19c per yard,
special .............. $3.50. lac
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06
$50 to 1850
ParlOr Chairs BIS

We have just twenty odd
parlor chairs which we
offer ct 3.75 each, while they
last; made to sell at from $50
to 1850; the framework is ma
hogany finish; upholstering in
panne, velour, damask and
tapestry; we'll made, depend
able furniture in every respect;
regular and good values at $50
to 1850; while the lot lasts,
January Half Yearly Furniture
Sale price. .3.75
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06
ASK U. S. TO ADMIT
CHINESE TO PHILIPPINES

PICKING, Jan. 6.-Delegates repre-
senting the Chinese Chamber of Com
merce at Manila, who are here at
tending a. commercial and Industrial
conference, have drawn UP a me-
mortal imploring the central govern
ment to open further negotiations
with the United States to remove the
stringent rules against the admitting
of Chinese laborers to the Philippines.
The memorial points out that this is
necessary for business. 1t reviews
the treaty between the United States
and China, and argues that this
agreement does not apply to tho
Philippines. because they are nr>{a
portion Of the United States properl
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06
REDUCE INFANT MORT
IN NEW YORK DURING

NEW YORK, Jan. s.-The
of infant mortality in 1912 is
remarkable feature of New
city's record health year, acd
to detailed figures just compleS
the Board of Health. While the
eral death rate was reduced di
the year from 1913 per cent. to liz
per cent. or little over per cent.
the rate for infants under ] year old
was reduced from Ill to los in 1000. or
6 per cent.
There were in 1912 only 14,2se deaths
of babies under l year old from all
causes in the greater city, as COM
pared with 1858 in 1911, a decrease
Of 1884. The number of births in the
city increased 1.0S1. 1t is figured that
1884 baby lives were saved.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06
WOmen'S Knit Underwear
First F1oor-Csntre Aiae-Rear)

(First Floor-Centre AfSle-Rear)
Women's 325 Suits 163-Reliabe alwool union suits
high neck long length perfect goods hand nshed
one Regular S325 suits onehaf price
Womens LOO Underwear 59cWomens ribbed hreequarter
pants medium weight high neck long sleeves and
ankle length pants Finished regular sizes Regular Sl00
o9c
Womens Underwear, 5OcWomens ribbed onehalf wool
vests and pants weight; high neck and long short
sleeves pants ankle length regular sizes Regular 75c
Extra sizes, regular $1.OO, special at 65c
Underwear, 55c-Medum weight, cotton ribbed
union SUITS weight high neck long sleeves
ankle length Regular $l00 underwear while they
last '0oc
ChiIdren 75c Underwear Stockholders heece-ned
high neck long sleeves and ankle length
These taken from regular stocks Regular 75c
special soc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06
Between
Ourselves

Speaking of the American de-
partment store, the New York
Journal of Commerce says:
The only perfect system of de-
partment store management is
the one that places every depart
ment on it's own bottom, making
it speciality store that sustains
itself independent of what is be-
ing done in other departments
under the same roof. A man who
can make a small store pay is
the best possible man to make a
speciality store in a department
store pay"
Every department OF the
Greater Bamberger store is on
it's own bottom, absolutely. 1t
is a speciality store in charge of
a highly specialized manager and
corps of assistants. We doubt
very much whether there is an
other store in the world where
the individual departments-the
speclalty-idea is more highly
developed.
The advantage of buying at a
SPECIALIZED store like this is
obvious. g
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-06

500 Royal Wilton Rugs, $500
Size 9x12 feet. A special line
of ROYAL Wiltons Of the finest
wool. New designs and color
ings; $500 grade, special. 1890
$3.50 Royal Wilton Rugs, $3.50
Rich, handsome rugs, made OF
the finest wool, in beautiful
Oriental designs. Size 9x12
feet. Regular $3.50, special
sale price ......-... $500. 5z.oO
24.O0 Administer Rugs, 1885
Handsome designs and colorings
in these high pile Administers;
size 9x12 feet; new goods; reg
ularly S24.00 each, special
price ....-....... 'li.9o