ENTENTE ALLIES MADE A PROTEST ENGLAND AND FRANCE THROUGH AMBASSADORS BEGIN FIGHT AGAINST SUBMARINE Would Prevent Their Recognition as Merchantmen—Second Submarine on Way Now BALTIMORE, July 11. —Captain Hughes, of the American navy, boarded the super-marine Deutschland this afternoon to inspect it for armament. The manager of the Ocean transportation company gave the commission to which Captain Koenig agreed. The inspection was made at the instance of the English and French embassies at Washington, who declare it is improper to harbor the Deutschland as a merchantman. Will Fight Recognition England and France will exert every effort to prevent the United States from recognizing the Deutschland as a merchantman and prevent the operation of a line of submersible freighters, the embassies declared. The British embassy declared that any submarine potentially was a warship. British Counselor Barclay told the American officials this. Sister Submersible on Way RIO JANEIRO, July 11.—The official newspaper declared that a sister ship to the super-submarine Deutschland was crossing the Atlantic and would arrive here within 10 days. The state chancellor received the notification. ELKS' NEW EXALTED RULER BALTIMORE, Md., July 11—Edward Righter of New Orleans, was elected grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks over Lloyd Maxwell of Marshalltown, Iowa. The grand reunion is marked by great entertainments for the delegates. Boston has been selected for the reunion in 1918.  J. 