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The sun., 1915-02-27
GIRLS CHASE HOTEL THIEF.
tie Dodg-s Hoffman House Em'
pIOyees In Revolving Door.

When Anna O'Neill heard the rattle
Of cash in tin box behind her In
the Hoffman House office last night she
turned from her switchboard just in
time TO see a big fist full OF bills com
ing out of the box. which contained
sl.7O0 Anna screamed and so did
Elizabeth Weiss. the cashier.
They chased the man the length OF
the lobby and he swung through re-
volving door into the street De-
tectives Devanney and O'Brien we're
passing. so he swung inside again, SHOW
ing the girls through into the street.
He lodged "A dozen guests and slipped
down stairs.
The detectives arrested John +. Nc
Cam. 80. speculator, In the wash
room. and Proprietor Ritche charged
him With larceny Detectives found
$40 hidden in the washroom. McGann
denies the charge.
The sun., 1915-02-27
R. R. STATIONS TO BE STORES.
Experiment VIII Be- Tried On Chi.
cnxo and Great Western.

ST JosEPH, Mo. Feb. 2s.--The Chi
cago and Great Western Railroad will
make It's railroad stations country stores.
Charles Il. Berry. assistant to the
vice-president. announced to-day that
as All experiment a full stock OF met-
chandlse has been ordered for the sta
tions at Woodruff, West Platte and New
Market. Mo, in the Bee Creek Valley.
If the plan proves success II Will be
folio ycd at other towns.
The object. according to Mr.. Berry. is
10 increase the business OF the railroad
in towns where at present there is per
haps only one general store or none al
all and TO provide better occupation for
he station agents. who at present have
little to- do.
The sun., 1915-02-27
GIRLS OFFER TO RIDE zEBRAs
would Also "Uike" to Frisco TO
Aid suffrage Cause.

The National Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation headquarters is full of troubles
these days. The latest is an influx Of
actresses, stenographers. journalists and
other professionals who want to go 20
California" They have offered TO walk
the tight rope. ride zehras. hike or roll
all the way across the continent if they
are permitted TO wear the badge and
US. the name Of the association.
One vaudeville actress offered TO walk
all the way to San Francisco II her
manager would precede her IN motor
car and distribute suffrage pamphlets
and literature.
"If only Rosalie Jones had not gone
in for economic independence" walled
an official yesterday. There's no use
getting up n suffrage hike now mat
ROsaliu has got "A job
The sun., 1915-02-27
HAD NO PASSENGERS.
NonRoiinn Carried n Cargo OF Gen
eral Merchandise.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s--Thc Mon
g1lian sailed from this port for Glas-
gov via st Johns y r. on January
rs She carried no passengers, acrord-
ing TO her agents herr. Her cargo con-
sisted OF general merchandise
Maritime Exchange reports say the
Mongotan arrived al 81 Johns on Feb
r7Iary >. sailed from there thu follow q
day. returned in "A damaged condition on
February and after efecting repairs
sailed from there on February is.
The sun., 1915-02-27
QUITS JOB OVER wIFE's ANTICS
Webster DisIikcs Publicity Dse to
Her Resort .'Rescnrrhes."

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-William T, Web
ster ofYered his resignation to-day as
general freight agent OF the Monon
Railroad Two days ago his wife created
A disturbance in a resort in Louisville,
Ky, and was arrested, Yesterday her
bond OF $500 WAS forfeited when she
failed to appear IN court there,
At the Monon offices it was said that
W.bster's resixnation was caused by his
yifes actions and their attendant pub
lcity,
from LousV lie
The sun., 1915-02-27
In Effect AZ Once.

r order j. to go into effect at once,
eu' |t"r days are allowed the railroad
ogp'I~s "a appeal for hearing by
0e Board a. Health.
Toe order followed the receipt of
"i"r rom Mayor Mitchell urging the
missioner "a do the very thing the
'iicr lds done. The Mayors letter
4i.f' '"s''-day, is in part as follows:
~ .S pitln that the accommodations
which are offered to passengers on many
OF the transit lines in the city are not
ANA they ,hJuli be Complaints to this
once have been particularly numerous
tI'.ff The past winter The bulletin Of
ne department OF Health shows that
'ni,ar complaints have reached your
apartment and that citizens despairing
o. obtaining relief through the Public
service Commission look to the Health
department for help"
Ihe Mayor then quotes section ll7S
'' the Charter. which provides that
whenever any business pursuit shall, in
ne or.H m Of the Board Of Health, be
n a condition or in effect dangerous to
.'e o. .cIlta said board may enter in
~ records the same as a nuisance and
order tlc same To be removed. abated,
'Artnoc' or improved" The Mayoi
asks The Commissioner TO take the mat
.'r up a. once
n" board. composed Of Commissioner
."dNt''r. Dr. joseph J. O'connen.
iea pthrer OF the Port and Frank
A. i"rG second Deputy Police Commis-
,"H'r r"Drcscnting Police Commissioners
y ofs hen passed a resolution stating
mar - rs definitely known that
'splrt'ory diseases, such as pneumonia.
"'n"H'.s. iniiuenza and tuberculosis,
"e 'pr"h by the inhalation of air eX-
',l''! from the lungs Of the i'll, and
"4frffs ha"tcr!nlogical examinations OF
'' ar IN crowded cars have shown the
presence of disease germs and that the
number # IN" germs increases in pro-
"''U' 20 the degree OF crowdng, the
''''' Geo ares conditions on the Eighty
+'' .' .rDt trruSVerSe and the FIFTY
'hth NE'ct DrOsstOau lines "A nuisance,
"'a orI"rs that they he regulated 50
'' n" NOR. passengers b. allowed on
'"r' II any time than one and hai'
"Mos .ue seating capacity"
w colo water said last night that II
NO 'hnpnios flil to obey the orders
'' .nHf's ar" open to him, He can
1880 ''' ir.g. mcU 90 the sanitary squad
."n Fun conductors or officials ia
'1' '.r violating the sanitary code,
tu>i >i.'u.s,t"' he can
'' OH. policemen to enforce the order
'n.rr them at points of conges-
''h u ai'oW only the prescribed num-
'' prrons on each car.
The sun., 1915-02-27
J. GORDON BENNETT ROBBED.
Gems Worth $4,000 stolen From
Owner Of New York "IleraiL."

NlCF. Feb. 26.--JHmt- Gordon Bennett,
THO victim of = robbery Jewels Of the
value of about 10000 francs tiS .0OO)
were stolen from his villa At lIeaulicu
on Tuesday night while Mr Bennett was
asleep there.
The polio, suspect some ot TIA, SEP
wants
An employee of NJ Beuncit named
Llp0ltc. VINO was cashier Of 'he par.s
edition OF the Hcrdid, Tbs 'onded with
100 400 frames k20,OOol last year He
VAS arrested later In England
The sun., 1915-02-27
COLLIER JASON HURRIES BACK.
Leaves England suddenly On Or
ders without Part Of Cargo,

IoNpoN, Feb 26,--The United States
naval collier Jason. the Christ tmas
ship which brought the presents to
the children in the war devastated
countries. sailed hurriedly foN the
United States this afternoon from
Avonmouth II Is understood that her
captain received orders from Washing
ton h do 90.
The Jason was taking back tu tho
United states evhibi's from var'ors
count res 10 the Fana ma Pacific Ernsi-
tion and so hurried was her depa rturs
that somo of tho exhibits were left on
the Avonmo,rh pier
The sun., 1915-02-27
SUBMARINES DESTROY MINES.
|. s. lndersen Craft SHOW SUI
p~riOrtty at Panama.

pAEAMA. Feb 2s,--The naval man9u-
yrss held to-day At the Pacific entrance
t0 tho canal, which were Witnessed by
Gen Clarence Edwards and Col. Cronk-
hite and all the ofiiccrs OF the Panama
division, have established tho weakness
of mines against "a submarine attack.
The United States submarines sue
cessfully Owed under and destroyed lines
of mines defending the canal entrance,
The sun., 1915-02-27
HAVANA WANTS BULL FIGHTS.
RiIi Entered In senate 4" <nuUl
the Ban.

w T'Wf HNFf TfFb0TIT To T W ~ :
liAyNSA, F.p 60 bin has been m
truduced in the Cuban senate 10 anuui
the decree OF that same body, acting
under INSTRUCTIONS from Gov Magoon
ahnhshing bun hgnts
This decree WAS issued during the first
American Intervention under the Plat
amendment.
The sun., 1915-02-27
GERMAN WAR RATION CUT.
ArmS administration Orders Less
RreRd for soldiers.

Il0NDON. F,h n Thr NnlNl N1tlN
correspondents dt Copenhagen tolcgraphs
that the German army sdminist rntlon
has ordered a reduction IN the amount
OF bread allotted daily TO The soldiers
Instead OF a loaf they will hereafter
receive "as much as is neccssary"
The sun., 1915-02-27
NO COMPACT TO AID TEUTONS.
Rumania Denies \grcrment Per-
mittiug Transport of supplies.

Srecli Cpbie Dsspdfch q 1h,r SrS,
R'CliAREST, VIA Rome, Feb. 2s An
authorized denial was issued to-day OF
the repor, that a convention had been
conc udcd between Bulgaria and Ru-
u.anil by which certain number Of
loaded ears was to he allowed 10 pass
through zach country daily
The ARRANGEMENT, II carried out, would
have allowed supplies Of wheat 70 be
.nnt ~ Germany and Austria
The sun., 1915-02-27
u S. JURY STARTS INQUIRY INTO
HAMBURG AMERICAN ACTIVITIES IN
COALLNG GERMAN SEA RAIDERS

g - p,oy.a>a the ssssnsrs 'yrna' ana 'S'-
s o...,,,y 70 tn..s d.stanA.iOsa ss' ''s-a7s ~
,.ra.asaoo ana 'ss-..r:sse. h ssas
ks .sssass... $40 ~ - ~. ~1s~
!. they n-s res .asio.. cos s.e ."As'': 'F'.T".
@ . IN IN. eYsn. tnet thu vessels age "sia"a W
w h.,,s.r.n. power tn. fors...sa. '"s S"a-
0"1s A~7tA ~ ~e%s%%sAs~~-
f. s. In cas-. tn. vessels ar. s.is.a ana s..sinsd.
Hamburg american h.r. o. sa.ps A.
party Jate during the period Of e.sat,sn
=. The gaaours AaeriGan :..ns
.rso .a
vessels.
B. The letters Of the asaours AMER. Line ds-
lVsssd 70 the Captain Of Captain OF ss
'snerssaa' treated by IN. s.p.s4.s a.
papers.
L O. Psoytasa the saips q sooa delivery OF IS
'r 0arsoes and quick voyage. Is to es no asa,
40" 'F 'As loss OF t.a. last few aays sn o.o.
T. 9Aanne - 50.
.a' .:s'apt TO srsasszxsssF xs,Sss 49,
German steamer or van s- - asx
VIA ,. r''ponsiol. for saI ~
- sur'1as 's the TN. vslsl
!. ~ {.
Ass x'ss September IS, lsa4. s a., -
/ .asxssaI1S -..ssz1. - e z1k2E
The sun., 1915-02-27
GERMANY's SUBMARINE WAR.

splendid double page feature in to-mor.
rows Sun describes the sphere and
activities of the undersea
fighters in the war on
food ships.
The sun., 1915-02-27

Inspectors are now watching certain
transit lines in brooklyn 20 ge, evil
ierce that uVercrowding is menace to
he public health. and II is expected the
Commissioner will soon issue an order
which will align the b. II. +. with the
other big companies in lighting the le-
g.lity of the order
Th"rc is little doubt that there will be
hgnt =. \. Maher. vice-pres sident of
ne Th.rd Avenue Railway Company.
,td last night that he order was re-
,,iysd 20 late IN tho day that T. had not
been determined what 70 do about 1t
FranN iedlCy Of the ln,erburouch was
~ of town. William NJ. twins, the law
e. when asked for an opinion concern
NJ the legality of the urdeI. sad the
snauon opens up so many complexities
'ait no ore can tell until the courts
nave handed down a decision.
zone Of thu first things 10 he decided
said MI Wins, "is whether the Health
Commissioner, with powers under the
-eI.rll provisions Of law, can supersede
the ruh..c Service Commission, with its
,poc.0. provisions And then. If I: is
decided tina, the Public Service COM
M.ss.pr aud the Health Commissioner
lave dual powers, how viii the Health
Commissioner on!orro his order Can
He nr the courts change the habits OF
he people. who seem to he satisfied with
our Unguyerned life and don't wan; any
CHANGES can they paralyzc trafhc when
The l@ople are w.liinI to accept con-
diuon- '"
tt only Public service Commissioner
WHO could Oe found last night was Milo
L. M,thic. When informed of The order
na expressed great interest.
! VII be glad to see the Health Com
SiJnei try this," he said. "and see
lrv Surc,-,o,ul ne will be in maintaining
'ne legality Of his order"
The sun., 1915-02-27
HEALTH BOARD
ORDERS MORE
59TH ST. CARS
Bitter Fight on Mandate
Expected From Transit
Companies.
COT No RELIEF FROM
p. $. e.. MAYOR WRITES

Health Commissioner Guldwater
Jumped uiu tn, transit situation yester-
dsy and ordered tho cars OF the Eighty
sixth street transverse linz and the
Fif,y-nnth street crosstovn line to be
operated so not more tnan one and n
tat times the number Of persons who
can bc seated viii be allowed in the
ears at all hours.
tn, Is equivalent to an order for
ror, ,,rs and will be the first meas
we Of strength between the Health De
partm,nt, a city body, and the Public
Service Commission, a state board, In
relieving overcrowdcd conditions on
New York transit lives.
Overcrowding in cars. rules the Com
missioner. Is a menace to the PUBIC
h,a,th. and he believes nc has sufficient
poners under the sanitary code to en-
force the order just issued
The order IS the first of u .cries which
viii embrace all the transit lines in the
Hetlths power To- issue and enforce
such orders The commissioner expects
. fight from the companies against the
legality OF the order. but he did not
make the ni,ial order until the Cor
porsuou Counsel had looked into all the
aspects of the case and had decided that
10 nas w.t.iu Ms powers.
Although the lines affected by the
present order are relatively small and
unimpurtdnt the Commissioner is tack
Ing tho two big transit companies OF
the city for the first test of his powers.
The Fifty-niuth street line is owned
ty the Tel; Line Railway Company.
which is controlled by the Third Ave-
rue Railway Company. and the Eigh-
ty-slNth street transverse line is owned
by the New York Railways Company
xn.ch is controlled ny the lnterborough.
The sun., 1915-02-27

This is a re-
production Of
Il Photographic
copy Of an
agreement be-
tween the
II n m b urg-
American line
and owners Of
the Fran and
: o M merstad.
which are said
to have been
engaged to
provision Ger
man cruisers
in the SOuth
Atlantic.
~
The sun., 1915-02-27

Continued on Fourth Page
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
Help TO Improve
Moving Pictures.

The moving pictures have come 20
occupy an important place in the at
Jsntion - thinking men end women.
and the nims no longer constitute only
s source 81 light amusement. or
means OF education. but are fast
taking q place that has never before
been ailed - any form o. entertain
ment
Many features which are objection
able On the stage. where men and wo-
men play out their little lease of
minnie life. are eliminated when these
same plays are put before the public
j. aim form. On the other hand. plots
and players get b." IN the moving
picture nims. which would never Be
tolerated o. the stage.
But these things win gradually
work ont their own salvation or con
fusion. the good plays becoming bet
ter. and the poor ones AZ last being
thrown out entirely. 20 give place 70
something better This wiH come
about through the natural. healthy
taste which e gradually being devel-
oped ~ the large public which patron
lzcq TIE pictures
Hundreds % men and women attend
the moving pictures almost daily. who
aouii never enter the doors OF the
atro.
These men and women and the pic
lures of absorbing fnterest. because
they present o. them a side Of Wfe
that y entirely new. But gradually
these. a. well as the more critical
public. used 10 artistry on the stage.
viii demand more of the moving pic
turo managers. Not more expensive
alnas perhaps. bur cleaner. healthier,
saner Whatever the public demands
& win eventually set.
There are q number of persons still
who knew little about the moving Pic
tues They seldom 50, and when they
"a. and ind themselves confronted by
q picture they % not enjoy or. Of
which they disapprove. they DO not
set themselves 20 the task ~ helpins
60 make better pictures possible. bui
- absenting themselves altogether
from The theatres, help 20 make ths
better pictures less probable
The best way 10 encourage good
pictures f. 60 take a good. sane healthy
interest in the moving pictures. and
10 pau0nlza the best
/ NJ naturally follows that TIE wreatsr
the patronage ~ che moving pletuf,
houses. fhe better pictures they car
afford 90 show. and wlll show Lend
your aid % make lt possible that "a,
I uctHres are improved until the almI
aro rot only entertaining. but Ell
WEaleaoHe ae swell
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
Win Vote Next Tuesday
On Bonding the City.

The voters uf Pensacola next Nom
day wlu vote GA proposition q bond
tbe eity Is the sam 81 $4,000 This
81 provided Is the substitute BIN which
has been passed hy the legislature
amen6lnr the charter % tho city u
Pensacola Ii makes it compulsory IN
thla substitute measure that an elec-
tlan he held Instead - providing. as
in she original measure that an elec-
tian BE- called upon petition of 20 per
cent 0f the qualified voters of The
city
The sle-ion VIII Dc different from
former bond elections ID renaacola Ter
the reason thst aH qualified voters can
participate and not property owners
only As heretofore
Sow that the matter has been set-
tied s. e submitting ne question q
TIE approval g tbe people the COM
mssIorera should prepare and issue
8 statement tsHlns the voters exactly
what they propose Is o. win the go.
0oa Il Is known that tie money q
r. be used rs connection with the wa
tcruar.ss plant ard f1r the Gre de-
rarmeut. but further than this there
d n0 Information.
II these buildings are necessary. and
Il 6 presumed they are the commits
sionef should ten me people abou,
it They should know "a what they
Gre voting ana they viii ONE nearer
giving their approval than 4 they are
asked a. approve thc action ~ enc
commissioners without knowing ex-
ncHv Is what uses the money e. "a
ee raL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
HOME TALKS.

Mrs. J. A. FontaIne. 6os " Romano
street. Penaac0lg. Fls.. says. II was
ia a very hae shape four veara ago
and from What I had read In regard 60
heart trosnle considered my case cutie
serious. which would have rs time
become fatal but for the Ftrenrfhenina
and sustaining good that ( received
from o.. Pisree'a valaabia GoIdss
Medical Discovery. Ny heart would
palpltate very fast and often things
would grow dark before my eyes ard
would fall down, and remain dead 60
the world fer some tine. AFTER 4 awoko
would have to remain on my back
Tor a long walle as . wma too veax
and nervous to stand On my feet M
health was CT this state Ter ahout two
years A friend 81 ms husbands from
jacksonville advised him 10 give me
the Golden Medical Discovery AZ IL
had been so helpful @ Ms w1fe AFTER
taking six bottles / was entirely wei.
and have not Bad ar attack ~ my
tEAAa1A@ @AE<A lkdv.B
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
Is IT UNREASONABLE 10 ASK
THAT CLEAN MILK BE SUPPLIED
THE PEOPLE OF PENSACOLA?

substance, has been added. or from
sick % diseased cows. pr milk from
which the cream or part thereof has
been removed (oxcept A. provided ia
section 22l. In other words, section
20 Is n general clause drawn % cover
any point which might have been left
out in the detail In the preceding par
agrhphs.
Section "a torbids the sale ~ milk
containing Ice chalk borax. saiicyiate
Soda horic acid. formnldehyde. files.
or vermin or insects of any kind. u
any coloring matter o. substance Or
visible sediment which r. foreign 70
the milk as 80 comes from tho COW
This section provides IN effect that
when milk r. sold q shall 10 fresh
COWS milk and not q mixture - water.
flour condensed milk borio acid or
any % thu other combinations which
may Dee used 20 increase or improve
the milk provided by nature.
Section 25 requires that on demand
any dairyman shall furnish q the
chief milk inspector. without cost. a
pint u milk for inspection and analy-
sis
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
i roposed Telephone Bill
IS a Good Measure.

The proposed son Swing the city
commissioners 81 Pensacola the risht
r. regulate The service and chafse
~ tie southern Heu Telephone CO.
81 eo0d measure and The Journal
hopes z WIN pasa tbo senate AZ e dld
ere house
There was never any reason why
thia authority should have been taken
from the city Tire section giving tho
city the rlRht Go regulate publtc utll-
itv corporations was one of the best
voted lnto the city charter a little
over two years ago "a was done after
hard tight but "a lost much Of its
vaIue when she legislature a few
weeks afterwards. put the telephone
companies under the Jurisdiction Of
the Florida railroad commission. That
body has not yet seen a. from all
appearance to make A investiga-
uon into the reasonahlenesa q the
charges = the Southern Bell Teie-
phone CO Is IS Pensacola patrons
nor ia IL apparently. any wiser e. to
ere character e service supplied
The Journal understands that a
stroug telephone lobby has been AZ
work in Tallahassee n an effort %
defeat measure introduced ~ sena-
cor Jones giving an cities the right
e. regulate rates end service. and ap-
paroutly Il has succeeded. Tor the sen
ator has seen ne 20 prepare q blu
giving thls authority to Pensacola
alone This measure has passed the
house ana The Journal hopes 70 sec
81 pass the senate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
The German Wounded.

Berlin. Feb. san. uBy wireless 90
@ayville. T.. 10
The Germans are terrlncally system
attic about their care " the wounded.
an their men found on the battlefield
receive "a First ala dressing" Each
iH tagged with a card. which Indicates
whether he ts badly hurt or not
From the battlefield the wounded men
are gotten back o. the field hospitals
or to headquarters. A man may Be
badly wounded and yet be back on
the hrinK line Ia three months. Good
pure blood ls what helps the soldier
througb--hls wounds heal easily az
ter antiseptic dressings. IL is well for
everybody % pat the blood in good
order. Don't trine with hsalthi is
too precious a possession.
IN is tri6inE 60 neglect the little
everyday kind ~ ailments. In is
tr.AinE too. e take medicines q IN
known or doubtful ingredients. II
your stomach gets out ~ order. your
food is not dlgested aud, o. course.
your blood gets thin and you become
weak, ready % be 2 prey % the dis
eHsa germs always ready 20 attack the
rum down and the anaemlc. III your
LIVER can't d. is work. your blood
heCu mes impure and many troubles
s5Gow. n your bowels are irregular.
uuiEuuH accumulate GA your body
nr Flerce'a Golden Medical Discovery
un trbiet or LIQUID forml helps the
Htstlaeh 20 digest food properly
Strengthens the liver regulates the
bowels. As "a consequence you are
vigorous. fun 81 snap and life Fifty
yenrs ago Dr Pierce discovered that
"a Elyceriue extract ~ Golden Seal and
Oregon grape root ~ queens root
AMI hloodroot with black cherry bark
would AID an the digestive organs 90
work So Nature intended they should
I ThonsanaH have found that the "Cfola-
Ell Medical Discovery" be then intro
dHcsd 60 the world has restored them
t3 health when suffering from stom-
arh and liver troubles. Now "a the
titre 60 try this famous remedy.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

The Tampa Tribune thinks the
sheriff ~ HlisborouRh county should
uow arlse and deelare the state sen-
ate 81 a. body composed ~ deep think
ers and conscientious men. The sen.
ate refused r. affirm the action of tbe
eaterH1r in firing the sheriff Natur-
any he's sweet on the senate for the
sher.nHs Sob IA Hnshoroueh Should
ae worth about sgsooo60 per and
win be even more valuable anen tbat
new law c1mpels tire taxpayers Ca
Zig deeper FOR enc benent - ths
sacriUs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

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