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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-22

GOLDEN TEXT, NO. 8.-Our Sun
day Visitor, July IL: "The church
recognizes all marriages among
PrOtestants whether performed by
minister or justice" Same, July IS:
"Anti-C Catholics are aware that there
is no better way of preiudicing the
ignorant against the Catholic church
than to represent that the church
holds them to be living in unlawful
WedlOck. &C. II.
WHY'S 1T HOT?-Why is it warm
in summer time? Is It because the
earth is nearer to the sun than it is
in winter?-A Reader.
To understand why we have warm
weather in summer we must under
stand that the earth does not move
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-22

1nGd, Dut more closely. Jan Tor nm
and the politician or policeman who
protects him.
The woman prostitute is not
menace to society so long as she
tends to her business" She is
part of society, which we, who are
''cIean" from the third and fourth
generation by accident, or mira
Gle, as Mr.. F. says, call evil
Let us not see our work as well
done after having clipped off the
thistle tops" or having swept the
muck in front of our neighbours door.
If it is direct results we desire when
we "clean up a redlight district, all
well and good, but if we want lasting
corrective measures let US not scat
ter.
If you wish force conf1ne yourself.
If we wish fOrcefuI corrective meas
ures they can be had better through
combining our thoughts, actions and
work.
They can be had through policing
or policing is a farce. They can be
had through medical inspection and
health department or they are both
misnomers. They can be had better
in district designated than in your
neighbours fiat or a swell hotel.
We can really handle the social
evil in the redHght district. What |
say you?-A. Gee Bee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-08

San francisco. Cal. April 4.-ga-
pans attitude 70 this country IS fun-
aamentaily friendly. but the Japanese
feel that anti-Japaneee legislation IN
California and IN other states u class
legislation" said Dr. Smaller Mathews.
dean of the divinity school % the
University Of Chicago aiid president
81 the Federated Courcil % the
Churches q Christ Ia America. when
- arrived here on the Mongolia AFTER
9 month passed r. Japan
DR. Mathews. Ia company With Or.
s. L. Guliek. who remsinssd a. Hona-
lniu on the return. went 70 Japan in
the interests of the churth orEansna-
ton which he represents. and not a.
special peace advocate. They were
Tn the island empire one monta. and
during that time Dr. Mathews spoks
az elghty-slEht gatherings ~ Japa-
nese officials IN various cities. was
received by Baron Kate. Baron Nit
sus and others ~ the same rank. and
WAS give0 special receptions Ia eleven
citi~~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-08
THEEITEL INTERNES
Russians Are Meeting With
Very Stubborn Resistance
Combined Land and Sea At
tack on Dardanelles Will
Begin Soon.


London, April The Carpefhi
in the east, and the hilly country be-
tween the rivers Meuse and Moselte In
France continue 60 be the scenes %
sanguinary nghtlng. bat little ow no
news IL forthcoming of the battles ia
progress
Except IN Uzsck Pass. In the Car
pathianE. where the AuafrianM and
Germans are Offering stubborn roHis-
lance. the Russians are said 70 have
crossed the first mountain range and
can look down on the southern slopes
toward the Hungary arean plafns Il
r. asserted that a part of the army
which which has crossed Is maneuveaa-
ing 10 set behind the Austro-Gerrnan
who are holding Uzsck pass
Between Meuse and Moseite. the
French are trying 20 drive the Germans
from ST. Mihiel The German official
report claims the French assaults were
repuiSsd The French sometime ,age
reported the capture n a town ard
claims 20 have media almost daily pro-
gress since then.
The Beigians have regained a oit Of
ground lost IN FLANDERS. but elsewhere
there is no change In the west
Although no announcement has been
made. there IL expectation in military
circles here that a combined land and
sea attack on the DardanelieS vii be-
gin shortly and that az the same time
thu Russians viii lombard the Boa-
phorus forts
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COMMENT AT AMSTERDAM.

Amsterdam. April J-fvla London
-f,ammenfinE On the published sum-
mary 81 the American note TO Great
Brftian the Colon Gazette SAYS.
III appears to Be a note against Ger
many rather than against ENGLAND and
u q - Framed that England may
leave Il unnoticed without havins
reason 20 fear any serious steps frem
ths American government
"Axnfust Germany. however, al
though in 4 yelled manner. the re-
preach ia made that she does not OBJ
serve tire principles ~ warfare ss re-
cornlxed ~ clvihned countries. The
note. IN fact. gives the impression Of
an anti-Cierman measure since Il az
sords Enxiand gertrude that she mas
continue her Illegal blockade ~ Ger
many. n Is carte blanche for the En-
fkiish war ~ servation.
Thus ends tAis second American
protest against the 50 tyranny q IN
gland a. pltiably ~ did the tirst
America submits % every Engiish ac'
~ violence. while she continues esE'
srly e supply war enemies with arms
and other material and even advances
them money Tor these supplies
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Detechve Takes
Appeal From, the
Georgia Courts
~ AssocIATEp pREss.

Washington. April Dan s. Lehon.
private detective, today appealed 20
the supreme coart from his conviction
for violation % the Atlanta, Ca. or
siinance requiring private detectives
20 be licensed. He contended that the
ordinances as enforced not only depriv-
81 him ~ constitutional rights. but
abridged tho constitutional rights ~
Leo ~ Frank ny whose friends ne
was employed.
Lehon was arrested while invewtigaf >
ing the conviction of Frank for the
murder ~ Mary Phagen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-08
OF
GERMAN ARMIES
TOLD IN REPORT
German General Headquar-
tiers Give Out a Very In
teresting Resume.
81 AsaocIATEr PREas.

Berlin. April 7.-(via London The
German general headquarters today
gave out this statement:
IN the west the village 81 pTei
Grachten. which vas occupied BY our
troops day before yesterday and which
the enemy has bombarded with his
heaviest artillery and mine throwers
vas. for this reason. again abAndoued
By US last night
IAN attack on the Argonne broke
down under the FIRE 81 our chasseurs.
Northwest Of verdun q French adj
vance approached only as far as the
outer positons
Fast and southeast Of verdun a
series q attacks b. the enemy failed
with extraordinarily heavy losses.
IN the cembrss hills two French
batfalions were destroyed ~ our Gre.
at Ally. cur troops oommenced =
counter attack and threw the enemy
hack into hls old position
At present the enemy had no sue
cess.
The other French attacks a. F7ires
likewise completely failed Numerous
bodies cossr the field before cur front
and the number is increasing owing %
the fact that the French threw those
who Rad fallen In their trenches IN
front OF our positions.
@On the western border OF the Bots
IL Pefre, ore ~ our hattaiiona beat
back the strons forces on the thir-
teenth French regiment after q bayonst
snEaResnent
sVothwithefAndinR = heavy sno~
storm. awhting has been going on
since yesterday afternoon at Hart.
usannas weiIsrkopf
Tn the east duriuE an advancs on
Russian territory m ths direction q
AndreIew. 80 kilometres southwest II
Meuael our cavalry annihiiited a Rus
sian battalion. The commander. nvs
/ affieera and $50 men were taken pris-
oneru. while Ire were killed and 50
/ seriously injured Another Rus@iar
bAtfaiton which hurried 20 the re4ens
Was rspuised We loNt SIX men killed
Russian attacks 90 the east and e
1 the south 81 Kalwarya as well -
those against cur positions e Angus
! toNo were repiised- Otherwise npthlua
special occurred On the eastern front
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-08
JESS WILLARD
LEFT CUBA FOR
UNITED STATES
New Champion Was Given
Big Send-OH At
Pier
~ Ass0cIArEp III

Havana. April 4.-~JUss Willard, the
new heavyweight champion o. the
world. len Havana az IN o'clock this
morning Tor New York. where be ls
due % arrive on ar Atlantic coast line
train Friday a. $50 y m. The party
viii travel via Key West, Jackson
VILE Charleston. Richmond and wash
lngton.
The crowd 81 the deck 70 say good
bye - the champion when he boarded
4 boat for Key Nest was 20 great that
the sailing arrangements we're inter-
fered with. and tire vessel which should
have lefg az = O'Clock dld not get away
until two hours later
Jack johnson who came down 70
the steamer. shock hands with the con-
queror and said Jess I wish you AT
the luck you could wish for yourself
I hope you can make heap Of money.
BE sure 10 save 3D."
Willard answered with his best
wishes and said. 4 viii see you In
Europe"
lie appeared CO be effected BY the
incident Johnson was given q great
reception by the crowd.
The Cuban rights for the moving
pictures q the Johnson Willard night
were sold today for $4,000
Jack johnson il preparing % 50 20
Santiago. whence he will SAL Ger ia
maiea and Their 30 France b. way of
Marfluiaue
AltnoaKh Z vas announced Las night
the gate receipts ~ the Johnson WI
lard hight were tfio.eee. no one in Ha-
wanna seems % have definite Informal
tion or this point Narlols stories have
been given out. placing amount ~ $50.
Gee 60 $40 Geo When the announce
mcnt was made that $4,000 had been
taken Ia. various claims were present
ed ~ persons who aided in arrange
menfs for the bout Later the amount
was named a. $50 600. TIE crowd which
witnessed the fiEht surely was IN ex-
cess of 1900. The prices ranged
from So 20 So, bat ho'v many com
pllmentary tickets were given out u
unknown TIE largest Fronts went 70
the race track lessee. who got 81 extra
from each spectator BY running a few
races after the fight
The Americans who enfne here % see
the flght are leaving az rapidly as pos
slbie taxing transportation facilities az
never before.
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Commander Decides at Last
Moment Not to Dash
for the Sea.
HAD REMAINED
EXPECTING RELIEF
Does Not Mention the Char
acter Of Relief That Had
Been Delayed.

Newport News April 7.~Commander
Ihieriehens 81 the German auxiliary
cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich, informed
Collector 81 Customs Hamilton here
tonight that he desired 20 inferno his
shtp On American waters FOR the war
The commander said he vas forced
"a take this course because the relief.
which would make possible 3 dasa %
sea, bad failed % arrive.
The navy department announced tho
Eitei would - taken 70 the Norfolk
navy yard FOR luternment and her
efficers and crew be hound not Is par
ucipate further Ia the war.
The commanders statement said the
relief expected appeared not 70 arrive
IN time. 20 the number and force %
the enemy craisers watching the en-
france 20 tae bay makes impossible a
dash Ter the open sea with any hope ~
success.
= have decided not 60 deliver the
screw and ship Co Ruthless ard certain
destruction Being obliged Tor the
courtesy shown by ali the United
states authorities ! am expecting your
orders
Merchant ships ~ Germany's belliR-
erent enemies which had been held up
g enable the Eitel Friedrich 20 dash
g me sea e desired. were allowed Go
san tonight
Commander Thieriehens appeared
Ereatly disappointed that ne was forced
e inferno lIe said ne was heart broken
and would like 81 have gone. but had
g consider AIS men. ii6 did not in-
Innate what naval relief he had ex-
pectcd g enable him GO return 20 tho
sea e. continue the commerce raIdlng
which hegan last November is the pa
clfc ocean
The Eitei came here four weeks aeo
She made renalra 60 her boilers. teaaea
essat and supplies aild u was shesaaht
sse would attempt 4 dasa through he
allied Narshfps o1 the capes. Collector
Hamilton bearded her early tonight
with notification from washington
that aha either would have q leave
by midnight tonight or inferno Be
fore the message was delivered. the
commander told the collector ne want s
80 e. inferno
The ship viii he taKen Is Norfols
tomorrow the hreeeh locks or her guns
removed and ConncetinE RODS ~ her
engines detached
Comu1ander ThieFleheus was notified
on March 90 Thar h.s chip would have
e leave port tuni1f ~ midnight. ~
inferno. fourteen working days being
allowed Tor repalrs
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Submarine U-29
Lost and Germans
Admit Such Fact
~ AeeocIATED pRras

Berlin. April T.-~fvia Amsterdam
and Lon0onb The German admiralty
has given o1it an official statement ia
which the loss 81 tho submarine U-gs
Is admitted
The text ~ Use communication foi-
lows
The submarine U.9a has not re-
turned from rs last cruise. Accord
iug 20 q report ~ the British admiral
~ OF March 60 this vessel with her
crew was cent - the eottom. she
therefore must be regarded as lost"
The U-aa - believed - have been
commanded hy Captain Otto Weddigen
who had charge Of tho U-s when IL
sank the British cruisers EIaEne. AhoH-
kir and cressy last September. The
u-ga WAS said 70 be the last word in
German submarine construction. She
displaced 500 tons and cosld make J. 3
knots or the surface ugaf "a knots
submerged The middle n March she
made a raia in the charnel sinking
one French ard four British steaEn-
shipa and damaging three other vcs-
selS.
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Sill Trying TO
Raise Submarine
Fl to heSurtace
NJ Associated EREss.

Honolulu. r. ~ April THE tugs
Navajo and Intrepid dragging for the
lost submarine Pa are reported 20
have secured a solid hold or the aub-
marine with two and ona-haif tnch
cables This holding cable has been
transferred - the dredge Gaylord and
Il was said early today that the two
tugs would continue dragging with
cables until four we're attached, two
fore and two aft n the diver
when q hold - secured with these
cables. an attempt viii be made -
raise the F-& BY means 81 specially
built pnntoon scoWs. construction ~
which H was said would be completed
~ the end ~ the week The scows
have a combined capacity ~ lifting
20 L@na.
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AGENCY LICENSE REVOKED

Atlantis. Ca, April Dan =. ryehon.
who was manager of the BurnH Ma
ticnai Detective Agency. was convicted
IN thn recorders court of violation
- an ordnance which requires All
private detective agencies n % s.
censsa ~ the CITY Prior 70 its activ-
tiles in connection with tha Frani,
case. the Burns agency possessed such
. license bat tnia was revoked ~ the
council on recommendation ~ the
board - police commissioners fsehon
waE arrested later charged with hav-
ing continued operating the Burns ar
ency and II was on this charge thar
he waa convicted. Appeals e. the var
ious state courts resulted az the orig
inai conviction being sustained T.ehon
then appealed ~ tho Tinted states
supreme eoFfrt on constitutional
grounds.
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Your Town and You

n you want 10 iva n TIE kind -
town
TAks the kind 81 tosrn ynu Ike.
You needn't SIP your clothes ~ >
grip
And start On a fonw. long hike.
YousH fnd what sou left behind.
F'or there's nothinx taat'a really
uew,
Ttss : kucck at yourself when sou
knock your town.
n iSn't your towm-~at's youl
REEL towns are nee made BY men
afraid
Lest somebody else gets ahead
whan evsFyone works and nobody
nhirkH.
You car raise a town from the
dead
Ana n while you make your per-
sonsl stake
Nour neiKhhor cau make one. too.
Tour toN'n vii Be what YOU want
- see.
n isu't your towu--it's YOUs
Exchanges.
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Italian Fleet
Leaves Port
For Adriatic

On the Italian Frontier.
April THE Italian fleet
LETT su d d enly Monday
from its Mediterranean
naval station and was con-
eentrated at Augusta. Tia
ranto. IL Is thus within 4
few hours OF the Adriatic.
The warsiips departure
created 4 profound inn
preston. Apparently only
the king and one or two
high government officials
are acquainted with the
plans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-08
DISAPPOINTMENT FOR
MOVING PICTURE FANS

washington. As>rsi Persons who
had hopea - see melton pictures ~
the Wiiiard johnson sight 81 fha
United states will - Disappointed u
fwterstat@ transportation - night ffins
bur the importation cf such Aims from
foreign countries r. provides e fne
81 5000 ard Imprisonment fer one
year CT both FOR each owsuse.
The lmw was passed BY congress on
July 81. 1910. twenty-seven DAYS afteg
the Iohmmon-5 nfries fght At Reno. and
resulted from fears Oh the part ~
many members q congress. especially
from the South. that race riots would
follow attempts 81 the promoters g
show the fight n tie movies
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-08
Berlin Com m emf
on American Note
Is Very Guarded

by ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Berlin, April fvin Londom1 Ber-
I'M newspapers today published sum
maries 81 the American note % Great
Britain on the order On Council None
Nsitung which says
II this summary g. correct the
note means the FAR reaching retreat
~ America. inasmuch A. Il permits
Great Britain % carry ont IFS block
nae measures asalunt American ships
even when they carry goods which are
not contrahand hBt ceme or 50 % PORTS
~ hostile lands II this America sur
renders the principle that every block
aae must ba effective"
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DESPITE RECENT WARNINGS
BULLETS FALL ~ BROWNSVILLE

Brownsville. April despite recent
warning ~ the United States military
authorities. bullets fell Ia Brownsville
again today during brief exchange OF
rife flre between the villa and Car
rama armies contending for Matamor-
o.. None on the American side were
struck. The commanders on both sides
said the nxirmish was without effect.
The vanguard u the villa artillery
train arrived here tonight u waaS an
nouueed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-08
LONDON SPORTS ARE
TRYING TO MAKE MATCH

london. April IL London syndi-
cate has offered a purse - Lsoo0
(fsa. 008l for fight between Jess VIII
lard and Frank Moran - P4ttsburw
Willard viii be offered Lze8 Cff000D for
his travelling expenses
Moran was defeated hy Jack John
son IN twenty rounds on points In
Paris en- June 81 ~ last year. and oii
March - q this year 80 knocked out
Bombardier wells az London In ten
rounds
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-08
Vic. HUERTA IS
ON VOYAGE To
UNITED STATES
Deposed Mexican Dictator
IS Expected TO Land in
New York Saturday.
Rr AssocIATrn pnrss

Washington. Anrf IAN offaciai an
nouncemeut that Vicforlano Huertn.
once Mexican dictator Is "a his way
from Spain 20 the United states vas
received ~ the state department TODAY
from the Ameriean consul ct Seville.
Huerta iE due q arrive - New YORK
Saturday
II VIII be his fret visit 70 the United
states. Hts plans are not known. bat
Il II believed Ne intends - confer
with Mexicans associated nith lin ard
he ndminaetratica emo have Kathez -
So New YORK
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MANY IULE MEN ATTACH
RESTAURANTS ~ FRENZY

vancouwsr n G., April Ts--Frftern
hundred men who had heeu refused
further relief work IN Vancouver ~
tha c4tv council late Yesterday at-
tackled restaurants and fruit stands.
breaking tire windows ard carrying
away gruft The police arrested i've
men and q mounted force dispersed
the others.
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SIC BATTLE IMPENDING
TO DECIDE MEXICAN WAR

washington. April S.---Advtces IN
dtcAtinE that a battle is imminent
which will decide whether 0srgon, the
Carranxa commander. would severe
the villa zapatA troops from commun-
icafion with Mexico city, attracted
wide Interest here today. ofaciAia at
tach much importance 20 the outcome
% the battle expected 20 % fought
shout Qucrctaro. where TIRE two armies
have been concentrated
Fighting continues near Tnmpico
bot Indications are beth sides have
armwn frorn their foreee th@re 60
strengthen their lines shout ouerefnrc.
Thln led 20 the belief here that there
VIII not - an attack on tha oil wells
near Tampico.
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MORE DIRECT RAILROAD
COMMUNICATIONS WANTED

sona. Bulgaria. April IVA Lon
donl-Two Russian delegates arrived
here today TO conclude arrangements
with Bulgarian railroads Tor the estab-
Iishment II direct communication be-
tween Russia and eaionlkd.
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PASS TO FED GAMES
SENT TO The PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. April IA pass 20 all
Federal league games was sent 60 Pres
ideut Wilson today ~ lance A. Gii-
more. president - the leaEue The
pass is Ne I and Is an engraved silver
pendant fer a FOB.
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STOCK EXCHANGE SEAT
BRINGS A RECORD PRICE

View York April IA stock ox-
chanre seat sold today Tor SIS zoe. an
advance ~ t8.6eo over the last pre-
viaus sale
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CONGRESSIONAL
CANDIDATES ARE
FIXING FENCES
Kehoe and Wilson 70 De
eide Which of the Two
Shall Run.

Tallahassee. April ii. Walter ke-
hoe formerly states attorney AZ Pen
sacola. ard one ~ Florida's best known
citizens. n about 20 throw his hat
hack into the political ring. n political
wiseacFes know what they are talking
about and IL every indication 10 that
end bears out. Mr.. Kehoe r. considering
making the race for congress from the
Third congressional district 20 succeed
Emmett Wilson. the incumbent Mr..
kekoe IL one ~ Mr. wilson's staunch-
est friends and the fact that no Is
being groomed 60 succeed sim leads
one % believe that tho present con-
grssman viii not make tho race again.
J. ~ Smithwick. Of Pensacola, one
II the states live wires. also is a
candidate. While n e BY no means an
open secret, Il T. known that political
friends or Mr.. Kehoe are expected 20
gather ters 20 discuss his chances 20
secure the nomination IA the coming
primary.
TO sE HOT FIGHT.
Every indication is that tire congress
sional hght I'm tho Third district will
be one of the hottest recorded in this
district In some years Quite few
names are mentioned in connection
with tho contest, but among the most
prominent probabilities are Assistant
Attorney General Andrews, ~ DeFuni-
ak SprinEss Jeff stephens, 81 Mariana.
wen known young lawyer. who
served as secretary T. ex-Congressman
Mays and who IL now serving IN the
same capacity fer Congressman wfi-
son, and possibly John r. Stokes. ~
Pensacola.
Judge William ~ Price ~ Mari
anna. also IA an announced candidate
IL Wilson does not run. asn =
candidate. and n wilson runs. I'm fog
Wilson" was Mr.. Kehos's answer %
a query 80 20 his probable candidacy.
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Generally fair Thurs.
ara Fri.g Iluht variable
winds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-08

NeNtsrcsN's Temperature
highest, 81 degrees ia
est. s. degrees.
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PENSACOLA is TAE LOGICAL TouRlsT HE-
SORT Fop THE GREAT MISSISSIPPI AND
osio VALLEY REGIONS. LEAVE ToDANf
HERE TOMORROW. CONE.