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OVERS SIXTH TwO-DAY POPULAR
Excursion to the Mounta aims
and Caverns of Luray
N. & w. and c. e. o. Ry.

Hours of travel through tho Shcn
andoah Valley in full view of the Blue
Ridge and Allegheny Mountains A
night and moro than one-half day at
Luray.
All eXpenses-railroad fare, three
meals. lodging. transfer from I.uray
to Caverns. admission, shown with
Guides--SS.5O. Children, $3.50.
Leave Petersburg, y. e w. Dcpot.
Thursday. July %, 9:15 y. NJ. Arrive
Luray $40 p. NJ.
Returning, leave Luray Friday, 30th.
+. NJ. Arrive Petersburg 1915 p Al
Apply Norfolk and Western Agent,
83s East Main Street. Richmond, or
writo
ISIIAAI r. DYER.
L.. Petersburg.
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A Cool Experience.
for You

SEASONABLE DRESS is the
only solution for relief from the
lnsufferable heat Of these mid
summer days.
THE EV ER-INCREASING
popularity of our cool and re-
freshing tropical suits for Town
and Country wear is a just
recognition of the most health
full, the lightest and most dis
tinctive fabrics in Summer
dress for men.
WE'VE A CHOICE RANGE
Of these sport suits in light and
dark colors, in stripes, plaids,
fancy mixtures and plain
weaves.
WASHABLE, wearabIe and
priced moderately.
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TARHEELS OVERCOME LEAD

ROCKY MOUNT, y. c.. July l5.-Af-
lie. Suho!k had taken the lead in the
opener. CASTOR faltcrcd in the fourth
Ills support wobbled for two errors.
and the Tarhccls tied the score. In the
next frame the Down Ho'ners took tho
blltIe ana Goosetree doubled
Ihe game WAS featured by great
ground covering by Poh al short.
whose phenomenal ncldinc saved sew
eral scores against his club while
both teams e'iivencd the clash with
two fast double plays. = feature was
the great running shoc-stTing catch by
!ghor OF drive TO center by Eiscl
Tignor whipped the ball from deep
center 10 iirst. catching Henry OF
Sufrnik Rack. No,.,
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rs so! - /.
Petersburg.
Totals, 50 saa Il Totals. 80 sa3 !.

Norfolk . o :, , n n ~;
Petersburg - q o n n n
summary; Reconsideration Thrashel Cal.
o"r' stewart. Simmons. Busch tg). Fran
Sis%3. Ehrasher Tarcc-hasc hit--Siinmofs.
nc Nhh1n' calder, Sacrifice hits-Dono.an
TIC. St"!en Observation-Disclosures Ie, sim
mons; Thrhsh"r. Double plays-Sic Nahon
S,e;nhfenrer and POLES. Steinbrcnner Nj,
h"n"i' atu to!l"s. Calder and Folles Rn.eS
on oal!s-"f Rice. :: of Weller. :. of Hum
phtrys Left ola bases-pcteTsburs, .;
;;r,otlolE. =: III; by pitched ha!!-Shtrp.
iHts-oH Weller. IN innings: on Hum
nhisys In innings. struck out-hy Rice
zane -;!o. Umpire. st:ad:orI. At,cndancc,
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Terriers Work Hard to Win.

ST. LOUIS. July i5.-Despte n ninth
inning rally. which nctted three runs.
81. Louis was unable TO overcome Chi
Cages lead to-day. and lost. = 10 g.
81 Louis used three pitchers, who al
lowed twelve hits. hut Brown was less
liberal The result gave the visitors
a better hold on first place. from which
they pushed 81. Louis yesterday. Brown
TOOK special delight in defeating
Fielder joness team, from which he
was ousicd as manager last year.
Score:
Score hy innings: r. H. F.
Chicago .......Oll 90 q . 0--6 10 q
ST. Louis. ....... q 90 2OnO3-5 .
Batteries: Brown and Fischer: Dav-
export. crandall, Watson and Hartley
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SECRET DRAFT AGAIN
Nih"r lrnrucrs Hear Minor VIII Con-
tinnr Tactics Forced H., Feds In IDI.

CHICAGO. July i5-Reports today
section that the secret draft" under
winch their players were taken into
leagues OF higher class last year viii
IN" National Commission has not an
GoUnc"7! that the results Of the 1915
drHit would he kept under cover. the
minor ieaEucrs pointed ont that general
conditions were tho same a. last sea
AZ tina, time, rather than lei the Fed
"fai League magnatcS know what rn.r
We're chosen FOR promotions. the awards
"',tt KEPT secret until the players in
vowed rad signed contracts
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Cincinnati.

Score by innings. y
Cincinnati .......... o ! , q q q q q %
Brooklyn ............. q , q 4
summary: Runs-Herzng. Eillifer Mve.s
~. Gutehaw ~. Two base n!,-EIljife-
Ehree-hss'e h!ts-Ei!l!fer, Groh Home run
Myers. stolen seS-ii.rZos Myers Cu,-
shaw p Sacrifice ny-Gritt!th Earned
-G!ncinnau, /. Brooklyn 3 Double
nAF- pauhert and Douglas. Left on bases
cincinnati. .; Brooklyn. Base on errors
cincinnati !. Base on haIis-I.enton. Tits
on f'cnton in innings, off arncs In
innings struck out--by BENTON !. hv
ime@ /. 10y Douglas Empires Quir!ey
and Emsl.. Time Of game l.y5
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BRAVES DEFEAT PIRATES

BOSTON. July l5.--Boston defeated
Pittsburgh 10 ., to-day. The locals
scored al! their runs in one inning
haScc walked and took second when
Schridts rrouEder rolled through
Wagncr'S legs Both scored on Smiths
double. Marauv!ile sacrificed Smith 10
ih.id, and the latter scored on Ru-
n'!pi Sacilice HE NioX singled in
N" second inning and scored on
Ealid.s two baggcr In the third Ma
rauvilc threw wild when Carey
grounded tn" batter. reaching second
carey sto!" third and scored on John
htom-H hunt 10 Schmidt Scnrc.
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THIS is THE SPIRIT
Ittchmond Clerks Decide 10 Attend
bhsebhll Gnnir In Hody
To NInrrnM.

bnsebhll t.nmr In Hody
To- Morrow.
the clerks in the general office or
The thrshprnk" and OHIO have cir
'HlHtth - request that each uut
ever! rniploHcc show his boo.tiu,-
spirit by attending the double
header on saturday. IL H. r,p.ctrd
That AZ least 100 viii respond They
VIII meet in front at the building
on >h'nrhn! afternoon nj . o'clock
h"o Z" out in - body. Jitnc,h viii
De on hand Z" handle the crowd
Others Nny go.
There will he an important meet,
'nG "i the Jefferson Ward Icuruc
10 night at o'clock M the &. &. a.
luminous" ili managers, pluycrs
an" "i"pir"> ar" urged 10 be prcs-
'n'' A"ti"n viii be taken ON the
nnr>t'"n az postponinE saturday.,
u""rs !" boost the Attendance M
we h'hmond international Ienruc
Ghmr' Unless The l-nyuc nrn,on 4,
'N'"hhth II week. longer, there win
W. u" chance 10 play oil the rBmc
ne race in the Jenersou Wnrd
'chSue Is y" close that 81 would nor
nlr.
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PIRATES LOSE TO BUILDERS

PORTSMOUTH. VA, July 15.-Two
runs in the ninth gave Newport News
the edge to-day in a closely PLAYED
game. The final score stood 6 TO 1.
each team batting across a quartet OF
TALES in the fourth frame. Gardiner
opened for Newport News. with era II
as his opponent. Both were retired in
favor Of Noltz and McCleary in tho
fourth inning. Portsmouth had the
advantage of the hits. hut the wild
ness OF its twirler more than counter
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DOUGLAS TWlRLS WELL

RROOkL HN. y. Y, July l5-Doug-
las pitched another great game to-day,
and Brooklyn defeated CINCINNATI
70 2 Benton was hit hard for four
innings and gave way 10 Amcs, who
hc.H the Supcrbas 20 one run, the re
suit OF a homer by Myers in the sew
cnth After making a sensational
running catch of Rodgers's liner in the
eighth. Myers was overcome by the
heat. and the game was DELAYED sew
eral minutes until he recovered He
finished the game. Score.
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TotaIs....35 - o Totals IS e.u 3
'Batt.d for Pcr.itt In ninth
ttauod for Schupp in ninth.

S'Orr by innings. r.
Chicago ........... ! q q 4 n;
New York ........... o o.
Summary: Runs Fisher ,3, zimmerman
Saicr. Robs-tsor (2l. Two-basa HRS
Robertson -, Doyle. Three base hits
DOYLE Home run.-Snier stolen bases
hopertson schultz. Earned runS-N.v York
:: |hica-o. > Sacrifice hit-SchuIte Dou.
bic piavS-FlHtcheT and Merkle. FIercher
York :, Chicago s. FRS, on nrro,sM
Chicago :. Bases halis-on perrItt :.
OF Lavender. Hits--on Pcrritt. IN ;
innings; of Schupp. in inning struck
out-by Pcrriu. :; by Schupp :; by Iavn1r
der TO- empires. byron and Eason. wima
''''r
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P|NCH-H|TTER DELIVERS
GOODS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Stock Singles and Sends in Run
Which Beat st. Louis i'm
Tenth Frame.
SUPERBAS AGAIN BEAT REDS
Douglas Pitches Good Game for
Brooklyn Against Cincinnati Reds.
Braves Win From Piratcs-Saicr'S
Hitting Gives Cubs Game.
sUPERBAs AGAIN BEAT REDS

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-Phila-
dciphia won hard-foueht game from
81 Louis in the tenth inning to-day
4 10 !. when Stock, n pinch hitter.
singled and sent in kiIlifcr with the
winning run. After two runs had
been scored by the home team in the
sixth. Robinson was taken out and
Pcrduc was so slow in going to the
rubber that ball was called by I'm
pre- Klein. Griner succeeded Perduc
IN the seventh. Score:
81 II, I,iIn
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BRESSLER HOLDS SOX

CHICAGO. July l5.-Inability TO hit
Bressler In the pinches to-day cost
Chicago the game with Philadelphia,
which the visitors won > TO .. The
Athletics had little difficulty punching
their hits off Cicotte. Bressler was
touched for only five scattered hits.
and the fielding behind him prevented
Chicago from scoring on several occa =
sions Cicotte retired in favor OF n
pinch-runner. and WolfcanE could not
stop the attack of the visitors. Score:
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tho sixth inning to-day The locals
led by Il score of = to 3 when the storm
broke over the field. f,yrcas was in
the points for the locals, and up to
the sixth inning had not been scored
ON and had allowed but one hit. lust
before the storm broke out. BAH
doubled and scored three mon He
was holding down the second sack
when the players We're forced to leave
the field. The score:
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tive out when winning run was scored.
Tran for Burns ir seventh
!batted for ltiNey in tenth.
Score by innings. n
-. Louis ....... O q n n q q o.
philadelphia .... o q 0 o ? q q u i!
summary: Runs-Sescher Dolan. Long
ttSNert Sravath. Niehon. kiilifcr. Two
uaSc hits.Butler. Beck. Doian. Paskcrt.
Whittcd, Niehon. Three has. hit-Ni.hon
r.hr1el runs-,St. Louis, 3: Philadelphia. !.
r'"ien base-Cravath. !. Double plays
iriner and Miller. Sacrifice hits-Bcschcr
Fancroft Bases on ha!is-of Robinson. :;
on Perdue, i; off Grincr, 3; of IIXey >
!.et on bases-St. Louis. 70, Philadelphia
=; FIRST base OH crrors-St. Louis ::
Philadelphia. :. Hit by pitcher-by Per luc
't\cN. struck out--by Robinson. g.; hv
hiNey. 10 Hits-on Robinson / In : "a
innings: on Perdue. In Ia innings. none
our In seventh: oft Griner. In innings
h.ik-Griner Empires KLEIN and Cockii
Tim. OF game 2:2l
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ClNClNNATI. July l5-"Noth!nc 20
T. SAID Garry Hermann. chairman Of
"a" National Commission to-nirhf rn
Eai3lnE report that the '"sccrn-
niaft' Of minor league PLAYERS used
ny nc major leagues last year would
he H. force again this season
IN. matter has not vet been dis
cussed, ana won't be for some tina ..
ho added ''''e'
Mr Hermann did no, say wha,
drafting plan he would favor
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 81 Il q 10 Totals....2s - 10
'Bartcd for Hamilton in eighth.
tBatted for shaw In ninth.

Scor" ny ini,inEs: r.
Washington ......... o o o-3
St. Louis . 0 0 2 II
summary: Runs-Foster. Milan. Shanks.
Shotton. Austin. Howard. Two-hase hits
Shanks. Mocller. Three base h!t-FoSt"r.
Stolen bases-Howard. Pratt. Earned runs
Was hincton, . Sacrifice hits-Walsh. Milan.
Double plays-Lavan to Pratt TO l.eary:
I.eary 10 T.avan; Austin to Pratt to Leary.
Lett on bascs-Wa sh!ngtCn, :: 81. Louis I.
First base on errors-WashinEton. :: st.
Louis 3. Bases on bails-on shaw 3. off
Hamilton .: off James. l. iiits-of HaTil-
ton. % In 5 innings: OF James in in
ming. Struck out--hy shaw. :: by Hamilton,
s; Ny James. /. Ump!res, Chill and Evans.
TiN.e OF game. i:..l.
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SCORE by innings: r.
Washington ........ 0 o q o . %
ST. Louis ........... q . ! -
summary: Runs-Ho PIPER. McBridc, Shot
ton. Austin ~. Pratt, Lavan. Two-base
hitS-Foster Pratt 90. I.avan. Three base
hit-Austln. Stolen bases-Shotton. Pratt
Earned runs-WashinEton. .; 81. Louis. &
Sacrifice hus-Mc Bride, Lavan. Howard.
Double plays-Pratt to Lavan 20 l.eary;
Austin To Agncw TO Pratt to Lcary: AEnew
TO Austin; Sister to Pratt. Left bases
Washington. 3; St. Louis. 10. First base on
erroTs-W ashington l. Base on h2iIs.oG
EnCle. 3; OFF Siser. /. Iits-off EnElr. in
innings: off Hopper. In ?. on: in
eighth: off Ayers. In inning. struck out
by EnGle. :: by Ayers, >; by Sister, l.
Passed ball-Ienry. Umpires. Evans and
chill. Time of game 80
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baltimore Lo.c. IN nroo,fcd.

BALTIMORE, July l5-Brooklyn
took the last game Of the series from
IA timore today. 10 .. in ten innings
Bailey allowed but two hits in the first
nine innings. Bluejacisot was taken
out In the tenth, after giving n base on
fielding featured score
SCor. by innings. r. II =
BROOKLYN n0OenoOooa-4 3
Hailinore 20 q o % o o ! % I
Batteries: Rn.iackct. Seaton ana
Simon; Bailey and OWcns
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;..77' --,'........ :! y . 0 0 0 Q.
Rocky Mount ...... o q . . q IS
summary: Rurs-Stcw B!t,le E!s.l
. i'r!en. Lett on hascs-Sunolk s. PocEy
Mount I. stolen hases-O' Rr!en Ulr!ch
Two basc hitS-Goalby. Billie Goos.,rce
Double play7-lrmsoher 20 Cioalby poh 10
henry: Goose'ree 20 Sn!dor; Esel 10 Snider.
Struck out-uy . Brien. g. by CASTOR J
Bases ON hhl's-oa DBrien. . on Castor 2
limo OF game. $50. Umpire. McGowaR.
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HAGERMAN LOSES GAME

CLEVELAND. OHIO, July 15.--Ha-
germans bungline fielding of hunts
gave Boston a (4-to-3 victory ever
Cleveland. thrce/of Poston's runs be-
ing attributed to his slips. A one
hand catch by Barry of a line drive
by Grancy cut off two runs. score:
Cleveland. Boston
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philadelphia.
Totals 2; y ?. II Iotn'S,''' = -

S,"r" nv innings: *
Philadelphia .....-.. 0 =
chicago .............. ~
summary: Runs-Strunk Davies Scha lg
tn NcInnir. Weaver Blackburne: Two
has" hi's-Schang. McInnis Three-hase hit
Weaver stolen bases-Strunk, SchanG.
F:arnet rurs-Chicago 2: Philadelphia. 3
Ssc.ince hi;s-weavcr. Fournier, j. Collins
Double plAys-I.upp to Schang: Bressler TO
Ia Ole TO Mcinnis. Left on bases-Phila-
d"phia, .: Chicago 8. Base on errors
.: OF Rr.esier 6; off wolfgans. l. lifts
of Cicot,e in innings; off Wolfgang,
in , Innings. Hit by pitchcr-oy 'icotte
Sctang. Raik-Cicotte. Struck out-by
;2ressler .. by Cico;te, 2. Empires. Con =.
molly and Wallace Time of game, 200
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WHERE THEY SLAY TO-DAY.
Rochester at RICHMOND.
Toronto at Harrisburg.
Buffalo at Jersey City.
Montreal mt Providence
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No Hits in I en- Innings

QUINCY. ILL. July 15--Grorge
Cummings, pitching for the Quincy,
Three-I Lenxue, team to-day, held
Rockford without hit through ten
innings. In the eleventh the OPP
posing catcher hit n home run. and
Rockford won, 1 TO o.
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summary: Kuns-onslow Graham vii
bases Wares. Rail-. Casey. Two-hase hits
Shorten ou9low. Herbert Thrce-ba hit
--Eyreas. Bases on hails--on Eyreas. 3: OF
uerhcrt. . struck out--by Evreas |. Dou-
bic piay-Shcan to FaOrque to Onslow.
Passed hall-cnsey Time of game, ISIS
umpircs. Harrison and Cochran.
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RAIN BREAKS UP GAME

PROVIDENCE. n J., July l5.-Rain
halted the Grays' and Leafs game IN
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at New York
Cincinnati ut Brooklyn.
pittsburgh at Boston.
81. Louis at Philadclphin
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summary: Runa-!outhworth Chapman
iIarerman sneaker 90, Gamer, Lewis
Earned runs-clcv"land. 2; Eosron. g.. Two.
has. h!ts-GardncT. shore, Hooper. Gamer
- Barry Sacrifice fy-I.e"is. stolen base
-Cran"y Double piays-Smith .mnass!sted:
Barry and Gamer. First base on haiis-off
Waterman l. "n shore. . Struck out
hy Hagerman. ,; by shore. :: First on
CHARACTERIZATION. :. Left on bmses-C"veland
g. Boston. :. Time Of game. l:4s. Umpres
NalliE and Dinecn.
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

rain).
Jersey City, 2; Montreal, 2 (sf1tccn In
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Norfolk at Petersburg
Newport News at Portsmouth
suffolk mt Rocky Mount
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago. 3; New York, z.
brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, 2.
Itoston. 8; Pittsburgh, =.
Philadelphia. 1; ST. Louis, 3 (tcn inninrs).
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York ut Detroit.
Washington ut st. Louis.
Boston mt Cleveland
Philadelphia ut ChicnEo
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE

NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY
Raleigh, &; Charlotte, 3.
Winston Salem. ;: Greensboro, /.
Ashrriil-, y: Durham. ..
STANDING OF CLUBS
W. J.. Pct. W. l. Pct
hshevilic 2 .661 Raleigh : Al
Durham $50 W.-Saiem { 5 IA
Grernsb'o :. . $50 Charlotte 2 g .333
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Durham mt AshryilIe.
Charlotte at Raleigh.
Greensboro at Winston Salem
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'IItST GAME

Totals. 81 S "a Is 0 Totals. 81 - % q !
'Batted for Ayers In ninth.
fBattcd for EnEic In sixth.
liz. I1,tnI
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7 VI
Boston
Pittsburgh.

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-13
DECORATING STREETS FOR
MARDI GRAS CELEBRATION
Palafox Street To Be Ablaze
With Lights, While Many
Business FL uses Will
Display Carnival Colors.

Street decorations for the Mardi
Gras celebration were commenced yes
terday, when linemen and electricians
in the employ Of the Pensacola Elec-
trio Company began stringing wires
across Palafox street, each wire oon-
tanning many incandescent lights.
extend throughout the bn<iness section
and the city will be aglov with light
commencing Sunday night.
In addition many business houses
began their decorating AMI before
Sunday Palafox street will sow the
Carnival coIors in wide profuion.
Store decorations will be by private
firms and corporations, out the Carni-
val Association will bear the expense
Of all the lighting and decorating ,ther
than that on business houses. For
this the sum of $500 was recently lp-
propriated. Today and tomorrow vii
therefore be busy ones with the ele-
tricians and decorators.
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Wife, Aged 70, Is
Killed; Husband,
70 Fatally Hurt
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Gfbsonburg, Ohio, Feb. H. Mrs.
Joseph Kimbel, aged 20. was murdered
and her husband, aged 70, was proba-
Sly fatally dubbed by unknown men at
their home near Bradner, early today.
County authorities have sent blood
hounds to the scene.
KimbeI, a wealthy farmer, is said
to have hal disuust Of banks and is
reported to have kept large sums Of
money about his house.
Shortly before noon neighbors found
Kimbel in a semi conscious condition
between his house and the barn. His
skull was crushed.
Carrying him to the house the neigh
bors found Mrs. Kimbel on the kitchen
floor. She had been shot through the
head and her throat had been slashed.
Although living when found, she died
without regaining consciousness. The
house had been ransacked but whether
anything of value was taken has not
be determined.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-13
NO INDICATION OF
WHAT WILL FOLLOW
Carranza Is Told 1t Is to
His Interests to Accord
to the Diplomats Facilities
for Communicating With
Their Governments and
the Usual Courtesis Of
Their Positions-Spanis
Minister Leaves.
BY AssocrAwEn Press.

Washington, Feb. 12.-The United
States today sent Representations 70
General Carransa, pointing out that
serious complications might follow amy
interference with the rights diplomatic
of the corps in Mexico City. It Is
understood no specific reference was
made to the cases of the Belgian and
Spanish ministers, both of whom bave
been expelled from Mexico by Carrsn-
"a and no indication is given as TO
what course the American government
will pursue If the communication IS
not complied with.
It was understood the note indicated
1t would be to Carranza's interests to
accord to the diplomats facilities fog
communicating with their govern
ments and the usual courtesieg of their
positions.
Jose Caro-. the Spanish minister, has
reached Vera Cruz, and gone aboard
Spanish transatlantic liner.
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Suit for Quarter
of Million Wiped
oft the Calendar
BIZ ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York. Feb IA Jury trying a
suit for $2sO,000 damages brought
against q. r. Breitung, millionaire
owner of the steamship Dacia by Max
Kleist, VINO married Miss Juliet Brei-
tung, the defendants daughter, was
discharged in federal court today be-
cause of the publication yesterday OF
stories that K1eist had been twice as
saulted since his wife had ceased to
live with him. The court held that
publication OF these stories doubtless
would tend to influence the jury in
Kleist's behalf. Kleist based his ac-
ton on alleged alienation of his wife's
affections from him by her parents.
Kleist was quoted as saying yester-
day that one Of the assaults on him
was committed in New York city by
gangsters and the other in New
Mexican mine owned by the defendant
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Berlin, Feb, 12.-CVia Londonl-The
Lokal Anzieger today appealed to its
readers not to allow hatred for Great
Britain to lead them to insult English
speaking persons in the streets. The
paper says 1t may be assumed the
great majority of such persons are
Americans. 1t reminds it's readers
that the United States have assumed
protection of Germans in lands with
which Germany is at war.
Americans in Germany should be
treated as guests, the Lokal Anzeige
asserts. It adds:
Americans living here happily are
sensible enough not to hold the whole
people responsible for the excuses of
individuals.''
Ambassador Gerard recently was
annoyed while attending theatre, and
similar experiences by other Ameri-
cans have occurred with increasing
frequency. IN the past few days.