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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-11
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-11
Ill Babies Destined
10 Great Achievement

To be born is 10 be great. For there
IRE posi- 81 lilies in every tiny human in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01

meddling. bhllying and interfering
Where would our chivairous county
be- Who would step into protec,
us! II would be more than America
could do to defend her own inter
ests.
A great struggle has been going
on in Germany for thirty or for'y
years. and at each successive clecti ~,
the better elements seemed TO be get
tins the better hand. / was one Of
those who believed they were going
TO win, but the military caste has
plunged Europe into seas OF blood.
II Germany wins we shah be vassals,
not to the best OF Germany, not to
the Germany of sweet songs. inspir-
ing noble thoughts and science con-
secrated tn the service OF man and
Virile philosophy that helped to
break the shackles of superstition. In
Europe. but 10 Germany that talk
ed through the raucous voice OF
krupps, that has harneSsed science TO
the chariot of destruction and death"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
GOVERNOR STUART
GOES HOME TO REST
EXPECTS TO SPEND ABOUT
WEEK At ELK
GARDEN,

Governor fefry C.AAuArt left Fsieh.
mond last night for his Home at Eli
Garden. r issell County. where hi
will spend a week resting. in an ef.
fort to recuperate after his recent
illness
While at meeting OF the state
Board Of Education on Saturday, Feb
ruary 30, Governor Stuart was sud-
denly attacked with acute indigestion.
He tailed in an effort tovcontlnue In
attendance at the meeting and was
takef. to the Governors mansion,
where physicians attended him. He
partially recovered and during the
last few days has been attending TO
some official duties. He has new
needed the advice of his physician
and has gone to his home for short
period.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01

vodka. He also criticized the atti-
tude of the people of England to-
wards the war saying that their con-
duct wpLlj only prolong the strug-
Lyle.
The allied squadron continued It's
bomhar1 nent of the Dardanelies forts
and did great execution. The French
end British flags now fly over the
captured defenses a panic has oc-
CURED in Constantinople, and the gov
eminent g preparing to fee to
Rronssa. the ancient capital in Asia
Minor
The Russian General stan reports
that n battle of great violence and
Importance is raging in Northern Po-
land. Przasynz, once captured by the
Germans was lost by them on Thurs
dav. won back again on Friday, and
again lost on Saturday. the Russians
now holding the city securely.
The French War Ofice announces
still further gains In the Champagne
region. At one point they have cap
tured German trenches on front of.
or more than. 5000 meters, and they
have been generally successful dur
ing the past two days, The cities of
Rheims and Soissons have been bonn =
harded again. thirty shells having hit
the Cathedral
The German War once claims a
gain of sixteen miles In tae Nisges.
and announces successes In other re-
gions on the western front. The Ger
mans admit that the Russians have
recaptured Przasynsz, in Northern Po-
land but state that a new Russian at
tack at Grodno has been repulsed.
Premier Salandra has obtained a
vote OF confidence from the italian
Parliament Socialists had attempted
to overthrow the Government by An
attack upon the home ONCE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
GERMANS CLAIMS
ARE NOT BELIEVED

London, Feb. 2s.---Military critics
here were much interested in that
part of the German official statement
issned today which claims an advance
Of sixteen miles in the neighborhood
of Badonviler. In the Vosges. If this
success has actually been gained by
the Germans it is tho most import
ant of the campaign in that region,
but the military authorities frankly
do not believe 1t.
! Is pointed out that a German
advance of sixteen miles of front
of four miles from the entrenched
line held by the French at Verdenal-
Brenenil would bring the German
troops near the Rambervillers and
wo1ld infer the fall Of such strong
holds as Raon-PEtape and Baccaret.
In heir progress the Germans would
have been obliged to cross the
Nuerthe River and to have accepted
other noteworthy features, which
would surely have been known be-
fore this. since considerable time
would he required for such changes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
DISCOVERY MAKES
Continued from First Page.)

through its employment Of expert
chemists and through extensive or
ganization. has had a big advantage
over the Independents in the produc-
ton OF gasoline this company hav-
ing patented process that obtains for
1t as much S three times the amount
of gasoline from = given quantity Of
petroleum ms the Independents now
obtain, There are -two~,or three other
large operations that have an efficient
process for the manufacture Of gaso-
line, but the independents as a whole
have never been able 10 even APP
proach the results obtained by the
STANDARD OIL people
Now the Federal Government,
through the efforts Of Dr Rittman
proposes to make free for the use OF
all people of this country process
that is expected to increase the yields
or gasoline from crude petroleum fully
20 per cent, and perhaps more. such
results having repeatedly been OBJ
tanned in the laboratory II is claim
ed by DR.. Rittman that his process
is safer. simpler and is more eco
nomtcal than the process now in use
and these are economic factOrs Of
great Importance. with steadily in
creasing demand for gasoline for au-
tomobiles. motor boats and engines
this fortunate discovery comes mt the
proper time.
The second process discovered by
DR. Rittman may prove of much more
value to the country than the FIRST
In that IL suggests the establishment
OF an industry in which Germany has
heretofore been pre-eminent. the dye
stuff industry. and also promises in
directly a measure of national safety
of incalculable import
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
the trip to Greensboro impossible f
POLICE EXCITED OVER
FALSE BURGLAR ALARM

Police headquarters last night ex-
perienoed little excitement when
a request was received to send a man
at once to the corner of Harrison
and Franklin Streets. to investigate
case OF suspected burglary.
An officer was on his way from
the Second Station within two min
utes altar the report had been re-
ceived at headquarters He made
quick time to the point indicated by
'|,a na-son who called up over the
telephone. but found no one in the
vicinity who could give him any IN
formation, or who looked like
burglar, nor one who would resemble
a man or woman who had been
burglarized. Every effort was mace
to locate the person who called TOT
help. without avail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01

Pastor Russell. author and lecturW
OF worldwide reputation. will deliver
an address tonight at 8 o'clock In. the
City Auditorium, on The Battle Of
ArmaEeddon." Ass
Pastor Russell 10 author of serieA
Of books. Studies In the Scriptures"
issued since 1855 and now printed At
the ratio of 100000 copies q year; ever
100000 copies are now In circulation
In nineteen different languages: editor
OF the Watch Tower and Herald Of
Christ's Presence; his Sunday sermons
published In 1000 newspapers, and
reaches 100000 people each week.
president Of the International bible
Students Association. Watch Tower Bi.
Bile and Tract Society and Peoples
Pulpit Association.
Since the beginning of the war, Pas
tor Russell has been speaking on the
monstrous struggle going on in fcu.
rope. in which he sees IL the forerun.
ner of the great time OF trouble n
recorded In Daniel 1871. and that the
Kingdoms of this world shall be over
thrown and to become the kingdom
Of our Lord and His Christ. Rev. Ilsi5,
Seats free. No collection.--Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
FEDERAL DOPE LAW
IN EFFECT TODAY
THIS ALSO IL LAST DAY on WHICH
INCOME TAX DECLARATIONS
CAN MI MADE.
PENALTIES ARE HEAVY
ONLY THOSE Registered MAY
HANDLE or DISPENSE .HAprT-
FORMING" DRuGs-MUsT
KEEP INVENTORY.

Today is the last day for the filing
OF INCOME tax returns at the Office OF
internal Revenue Collector X. C. l..
Anhcure and there are yet MANY per-
sons Tn the Eastern District OF Vir-
Einia whose incomes are in excess of
SVo0 year. who are SUBJECT to the
provisions of the law. who have not
yet made their return. ePnalty viii
be imposed upon all who have not
made their declarations before the
CLOSING OF THE Office of the collector
this afternoon.
Today also marks the beginning of
5ho operation of the Harrison dope
law regulating the production. M
bortatlou, manufacture, compromising,
sale- dist ensiDg or giving away OF
ebihm or coca leaves, their salts, de-
nFattvos of preparations, and no
tiNHiFan. veterinarian or dentist
may legally write a prescription call
ing COR anything containing any of
the drugs barred by the law unless he
Is registered Mt the office of the in
ternal revenue collector.
Must Inventory Today.
No druggist can All any prescription
Na'nlng any of these drugs unless
F4e written by n registered phvsi-
-fan yetor!ra r.an or dentist. and all
'THFFtSt" must themselves he regis
tefr1 RS arc the men of the other
professions.
rider the law all druggists and
others dispensing these drugs must
i"o4} prepare and keep on file an
inventory of all such drugs on hand.
th" inventory must fully and clearly
forth the quantity of each kind
such dr'lss preparations or RENE
~ so sold. ond must be verified by
4#a not later than Friday.
The S" Inventories and all forms of
prescription blanks calling for the
DRUGS embraced within the law must
- kept omen at all times for the in
poet On Of The officers and agents of
te internal revenue bureau, who are
eauircd by the law to make inspec-
lions az irregular intervals. to see that
he law Is being obeyed to the letter.
leaFy penalties are provided for vio-
latiou Of the law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
DAUGHTER OF SENATOR
QUAY FILES SUIT

Beaver. Pa, Feb. 28.--Tn connection
with De estate of United States Sem
ator Mathew Stanley Quay. Of Beaver.
who died in 1904. his daughter. Mrs.
Louis h. Davidson. has filed suit
here.
The will provided that the income
of one-ffth of the estate be paid
to son, A @. c. Quay of Beaver.
sis amount not to exceed $4,000
annually. All over this amount is to
he put in The principal trust fund and
divided. Mrs. Davidson alleges funds
remain from the one-f1fth OF the es-
tate that should be divided. One
ffth of the estate was left to Mrs.
Davidson,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
WILL FILE BILL IN
STATES WILL CASE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT POLL A RD
GOES BEFORE UNITED STATES
SUPREME COURT.

Attorney General John Garland Pol
lard left last night for Washington.
where. today he will file bill of
equity in the United states Supreme
Court in the Martha Washington will
case, which will come up at this term
of the court,
The State OF Virginia some months
ago, at the instance of Governor Stu
art and other patriotic Virginians,
brought suit against J. p. Morgan, who
new possesses the will, for it's resto-
ration to Virginia,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01

New YORK. Feb 2S.--JoG Davis the
Louder &c thc Gtnks in the. Hotel de
G.nle announced 81 he third and last
aforementioned congress" Ut the hoboos
ga that. hosiery, that they would
surely nave 10 get oct before April
}. when the building VIII be TORN
GonH tY the city.
THIS made the hoboes vote IN q
hurry to accept a proposition. which.
jon Says wHs rlaae to him bY a
wealthy tuan who fa7ses an interest
~ tae noboes OF he usa q 3oD acres
~ i6hd on staten Island for Farm
dc GlnI-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
COL. CHAPMAN Ill;
TRANSFER DELAYED
CONDITION OF INTERNAL REEVE
NUE. AGENT BELIEVED TO
BE NOT SERIOUS.

Though the the transfer OF Colonei
william II. Chapman, internal reve-
nue. agent for the Eastern District OF
Virginia, from Richmond to Green's
boro, N. c., where he becomes, under
recent order of the bureau effective
today, revenue agent for the larger
district, embracing the entire state
of North Carolina. It 10 improbable
that Colonel Chapman will assume
his duties In North Carolina for sew
eraI days. Colonel Chapman 10 Ill at
his home on Stuart Avenue, and
though II Is believed his condition is
r'~"s his indisposition makes
the trip to Greensboro impossible for
d. uass.
Because CT the illness Of Colonel
ChaL man, 1t In probable that Thomas
II. Vanderford. who becomes revenue
agent for this district, may not as
sumo his new duties at once.
The transfer OF the officers. an
nounced several weeks ago. was TO
have been effective February Is. but
at the request OF Mr.. Manderford. who
wished to close up his affairs at
Greensboro. the order was extended
to March J..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01

send a snpercargo with you whose
INSTR ctions You Will please follow.
'Y ours very truly.
INTER- STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
y. MACFARLANE, Secretary"
Surprising letter.
The letter A1at Captain Axelsen got
later was still more astonishing. The
letter read:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line, New York.
Sep. 9, 1914
Captain of Norwegian $. S. Somer-
stadt.
Dear Sir: We refer to the letter
of the lrter-American Steamship
Company Of sep. Sth. addressed to
you and beg herewith to Introduce
to you our Mr.. Ploeues who will be
our supercargo on your ship.
THE supercarge has instructions
to allow Sou liberal sra,uities and
we shall thank YOU to further our in
terests in every respect.
Yours very truly.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE.
"KOETTER Sup't.'
The HQnbure American Line sub
chartered the Norwegian steamship
Fran al Philadelphia about week
later and sent to Captain Grindheim
oI the ram an almost idFhtlCdl let
ter unde~ drte of Sep. IL
"Our Mr.. Waetee."
Dear sir" it read, I'VE herewith
beg to introduce our Mr. Waetge
who viii be our supercargo on your
ship.
The supercarg mas instructions to
allow you liberal gratuites and we
shall thank YOU to further our in.
terests IN every respect"
This also was signed by koetter
While Captains Alexsen and Grin~-
helms were trying to decide whether
the superce goes looked more like
Prussians or Bavarians and members
of the German naval reserve or mere
~ the IanAwehr an enIiehtepin@ ip-
cident occurred "Our M Ploenes, .
signed on before the Spani' con.
snI as IA Rertz German t1'rtv-flve
wears old Later he explained that
this was all wrong and that hn was
Sary Mr. polesen. HOLLAND horn. and
hirty He never did get his sur
name eyact'v as the HarNrre- Amer'-
can had given T. and finally he and
the interes ire Mr.. Waetee vanished
leaving behind fem tho Dutch na-~-
ports Of a highly doubtful appear
ance. Captains Alexsen and Grind
helm were SO relieved to see them
so that they dd not bother about
the passports, ONLY Holland cares
whether 'hcy are genuine,
Evidence Before Jury.
The evidence so fa~ before the
grand jury is that NE Hamburg
American chartered for its own pur-
poses the FRAN Some~S'adt Napos,
Mewoinckol Heina and Thor. all
owned by Nor wegian share comnnnies,
and the Lorenzo and the Barwind,
~ II 44,<
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
VICTIMS G-,N~rnrrNT
NOT srn.OUsIy HURT

Reports from St Itnke's Hosnital
last night were 10 the effect that Mrs
rhrockmoton. OF Dumbarton who
was injured in 3 runaway accident on
West Broad Street Saturday morning
wac improvin~. and information from
the Virginia hospital was that II NJ
Thomas OF border, who suffered in
juries at the same tirla. through tho
running ..a.way..t.sss frightaned, .hsrsas.
had spent a restless day II is not
thought that either Ia Seriously In
1ured-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
INQUEST TO-DAY OVER
BODY OF SLAIN NEGRO

Coroner Taylor will hold on in
quest this morning at ten o'clock over
the remains OF John Henry Smith.
colored, who died at fhe City Hos
pital Saturday. az the result OF stab
wounds received By an unknown negro
on January LIST.
Several suspects are under arrest,
but the police have not yet been able
to identify the criminal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
PRESIDENT ARTHUR's
BROTHER Is DEAD

BOSTON. Feb 2s. -- Major-General
william Arthur. eighty. prominent
retired officer of the United States
Army, and a brother of the late Presi-
dent Chester A. Arthur, died at his
residence In Sandy Cove. Cohasset. to-
day He had been i'll for some time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
DREWRY STILL MISSING,
POLICE HEAR NOTHING.

Nothing new was received at Po-
lice Headquarters last night Incidental
to che H. Clay Drewry case. Neither
hal the officers in charge of the po-
lice stations heard anything new. con-
corning the afs2ir.
The matter will be further probed
nv the City Engineer today, and De-
tective Gordon Smith will see other
employees If the department in his
search for more evidence against the
fugitive foreman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
FLAMES DAMAGE
House $500 WORTH

Fire from an unknown source,
thought. .ncwever, to have been due
to an overheated stove. caused about
$500 In damage to the home Of
Charles Johnson. colored. No. 1921
Ashland Street, last night. The
alarm was turned in at $3.50 o'clock
from box les.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01

Mary owen. colored living Mt 1886
st. Peter street, stabbed her wrist
with n pocket knife, with which she
was trying to open can. yesterday.
The blade severed an artery and the
wound bied profuseiy. The city am
bulance was called and DR.. stern
treated the injury.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
Injured Woman Dies.

Louise Burreil, colored. who fell
through An elevator shaft on Feb
ruary 25th. died at Virginia Hospital
last night. The woman was SIXTY
years old end came from Tunstaiis.
Va. Coroner Taylor will pass upon
the case this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
Charccd With Succeeding.

Officer Hoi. yesterday arrested Ed.
ward Rankin on the charge Of speed
ing. He win be heard in Police Court
today
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01

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u Western states into the city Of, Rich
mond without proper regard for the
r precautions which werc laid down N
T my original proclamation. aud which
: arr renewed In my proclamation oi
s February IS.
e II earnestly ask the people of Nir-
J. ein!a to co. Cperaie with the govern
ment autho,3tiss both state and Ma
uoDei IN sting out the fTightful
I menace which now threatens us. and
% particularly 40 4 ask that all the
1 weekly pa pere of ths, State will keep
constantly before their readers the
| necessity os obedience 10 the rules
= ana regulations ef the quarantine de-
partment, ailu the awful danger "f
+ tbe spread or "A d.stose which MIS- hi
CO.'S THE clt'&cnS millions cf dollars
, II IN Losses an the taNnaS ers of the
State even hundreds OF millions OF
dollars directly aud indirectly
Tho Companies Warned.
The raiir aa aud steamship com
pauies against which the Common
wealth q. Virginia viii ASK an III
junction before Judge X. Carter
scout uf the city circuit Court this
morning are
Atlantic Coast Line. Baltimore and
Ohio. Baltimore steam Packet Com
pauy5 Carolina, CAnChueId and ONO;
Chesapeake ANA ONO, Chesapeake
$50 .r, d. D. R
company, Louisville and AasnSihe,
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
Arrest Alleged Assailant.

-s's ftiessfrsi sagrrHn ~ nfrder- arrest at
thu Second station. alleged to have
assaulted and beat Percy billiard. Of
ficer ruler made the arrest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
WAR NEWS IN BRIEF

CONTINUED from First Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
EVIDENCE POINTING

Continued From First Paee.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
Drink DOES MORE

Continued From First Pase.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01

IN OrUer % MAKO II pIAIntr, I WISH
10 call attention TO the tact that an
outbreak OF foot-and- mouth disease
Aias just occdrrcd on one of the largest
dairy farms in Honricu County This
with involve The immediate deatruc-
lion Of 275 ,st.uabls dairy cattle. and
one-haf Of the appraised value there
Of VIII have to be paid out ~ the
State treasury. making draft OF sew
erai tho1sanl dollars for an outbreak
Impossible e. state certainly this
cause Of this outbreak bat the betoer
.Qpirion secr,a Ia be that it is due 10
foodstufts brought from the Middle
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-01
JEFF DAVIS 80 sgAnT
HtS FARM DE GIsiS

secretary Of the"conmoaweal.e,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-11-13

People want not only paper
they want news paper. The news is
In the Star Mirror.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-11-13
COMING IN TABLOID PLAYS

Brandon Jeanne company, back
again on wave of laughter, will ap-
pear at the Orpheum next week The
management of The Orpheum theatre
has just booked for an engagement
of two nights starting Thursday, No
vember 10, Ray Brandon-Je Rus
sell and company in a shining new
repertoire of the latest Tabloid Plays
and the brightest Cup to the minutes"
vaudeville. This is the first visit of
the Brandon-Russell company in the
past two years, but there are hundreds
of theatre goers who will remember
them from their former visit, for they
came for an engagement of three
nights and made such big impression
that the management held them over
for the entire week and it was a week
that made the Orpheum ring with the,
greatest applause in it's history.
This season the clever little compa-
ny is exactly as it was two years ago
as to the members of the cast, but the
plays costumes, musical numbers and
specialties are all new, bright and
snappy.
The performances will be given in
with the regular picture
program of the Orpheum, two shows
rightly.