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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
MOVE on foot TO
GET FAY'S RELEASE
PATRICK J. MCDONALD
RETAINED FOR DEFENSE
Writ Of Habeas Corpus WIN Re Sworn
Out and Lawyer Expecas 10 Havc
Hls Clients In Court BY Wednes-
day.

New York, Oct so-Thsra was
manifest today mysterious move
apparently with the aim Of treeing
Robert Fay. the German lieutenant.
who With four other men. including
Max Breitung, were arrested on .
charge Of plotting to destroy nunition
ships, or else persuading him to keep
silent about his connections with the
German government.
Fay had an interview with Louis
JoresawitE. who was : appointed by
Omitted States Commissioner Hough-
ION 70 act q counsel. He informed
tho lawyer that he no longer wanted
his services and would get somebody
else, or. that some other lawyer would
be sent to him.
shortly afterward 1t was learned
that Patrick j. Mcdonald had been
retained. Mcdonald said he did not
know why Fay had sent for him.
II shall Immediately sue out writ
Of habeas corpus to obtain the release
Of my client" he satd. II expect TO
have my client In court by Wednesday I.
unless unforeseen circumstances in
tervene."
To that John c. S~cx. 9pAcial as
GfntAnt United States attorney repre-
well. let him get his writ Of haheas
corpus. We shall be glad to show Fay
how strong the governments case
against him IL, We can do that easily
without revealing in substance any
more Of the facts than ~ ALREADY
have done. We have many more facts
and va have enough to send Mr.. Fav
and his associates to Atlanta f6r i
substantial term OF yeArs"
The mysterious turn Of the CASE
was revealed BY Mr.. JeresAwtt1 aftcf
along talk With Fay said: 'srhc geA-
tsoman hereafter will be known AZ M
Clam. He has licked himself ~
'SaNntally TAere aFe higher tdfefeGt1
~ NoFk ah1 JF1 hAk gAth6r cas,ns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
aaap FHvors By Navy.

tive C. Bascom Slcmp. of the Ninth
Virginia District. was 4 visitor here
yesterday. having arrived from the
Kentucky and Virginia coal nelds.
After commenting upon the present
business revival. which he said was
dependent largely upon the European
war for its continuance, he said:
II am In favor Of making our navy
the equal Of the best In the world
Such navy Ii needed II we are to
protect our rights upon tho high seas
and maintain our now rapidly grow
ing foreign commerce. am. how
ever. opposed to any plan that con-
templates maintaining large con-
tinental army"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
GETS CASH AND $4,000 CHECK.

Rank RObAer Picks Up Loot with
Device Hcsemblin4 Fonntain Pen.
Raitimorr. Nd. Oct 3O.--l3y the
use of . device eomething like : foun~
tain pen. an unidentified man hooked
up package OF s1.soe and = check
for $4,000 from the National Ex-
change Bank here Wednesday after
noon. while three cnnfederates en-.
gagged the bank teller IN conversation.
realised what had occurred.
The police were not notined unit.
late yesterday. when President Waldo
Newcomer admitted that the money
had been stelcns There 10 no clue
other than the teiter statement that
TN rntn@ W1 ~ I'M fnn3eulon 40
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
indications Point to Her Join
ing Forces With Allies and
Going to Serbs Relief
RUSSIA HAS ARMY
READY ON BORDER
Believed That Czar's Soldiers
Will Be Given Right to Cross
Rumania and Will Have Ac-
tive Cooperation

London, Oct 20.-Au hopes Of
the entente powers for the extra
0iuon OF Serbia from the grip Of
Teuton and BULGARIAN armies are
PINNED tonight upon Rnmanta.
From the allies point Of view,
the balkan situation looks moro
favorable than 1t xuy time since
tho invasion Of Serbia began, or,
- ono military observer hero
said frankly tonight:
abso.'
The cause OF this il q sudden
markoc change of Rumauia's at
ut100 IN favor Of the allies, a
cnAngo which has ocCAsioncd
berlin practically to despair OF
the hope that this Balkan state
would maintain its neutrality.
Bucharest dispatches make no "a
crst OF the fact that Rumania is lend.
ing willing ear to the entente offer
% grant AL her claims. The definite
acceptance Of this offer Is looked for
neiore another week begins--for "a
Things stand now. every hour counts.
Russia Ready to Strike.
A half-milion well-equipped Rus
Van soldiers are reported 70 be IN
readiness. waiting for Rumania to say
lh0 word. than to march through that
country to relieve the Eerbians. Ru-
mania hersalf, by accepting the al
siAd, oner. II sxpeeted. By thu tern,e
q the pact, 70 send her own army
ovG tho frontier. falling In the rear
g the Ieuton ana Bulgarian forcer
ldvanc1ng toward the heart of Serbia
Rom the bend Of the Danube.
The German general star Ia said
20 b figuring with this danger and
part Of the army Of General Won Lin
Iingen. dghting In Southwestern Rus
laas has boen sent to the Rumanian
border limo.
Dispatches from Berlin quoting
German newspapers show all is not
WsHs IN the Balkans, a. IA as Ger
nany's case ID concerned. The Ber-
liner Tazeblatt. which has speciai
correspondents at every important
place In the Near East. learns from
6uchArest that large contingents of
Runian troops have set sail from the
btack SEA ports OF Odessa and Sebas-
Eopol for tbs Bulgarian coasts. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
BOWERS SENTENCED TO YEAR
Conspircd With Thomas c. Forney to
Assault Mr.. Schneider.


Pittsburg, Oct. 30.--William Bowers,
who was convicted this week on n
charge of conspiracy in connection
with the felonious assault made upon
T. Franklin Schneider. OF Washing
g. Forney, and George McHenry. as
he entered his room in the Hotel An
derson shortly after midnight June
"a. was sentenced to one year in the
Allegheny County Workhouse. A pc
tition filed by Attorneys Edward G..
Coll and Earl j. Bonn, asking for a
new trial for Bowers. was refused
by the court.
It was claimed in the petition that
Bowers had withdrawn from the con-
spiraey before the commission of any
overt act -------.--------
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
psaseys Oannnn Z Alivs.

New Barn, n. G., OCT. 30.-Tnsrs
have besn ~ further developments n
this case Of +. Hugans Cannon. the
Ayden man, whonD automobile was
found hanging over one side Of the
Trent rivor county bridge last Monday
morning.
After the request Of the relatives Of
the missing man that they cease
searching for him. the local police gave
MP the Casa.
The rumor that Cannon was In Nor
folk has been emphaticAlly denied. but
It u believed that relatives Of the man
hAvc good reason to believe that he II
not dsAd ana thsy have; n fact, de-
clarsd hs VIII return within = Few
day..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
ALL WORLDS GAZE CENTERS ON RUMANLA
BRITISH BALTIC RAID.
Their Submarines Drive German ships
From Sea.


From Sea.
London. Oct. 30.--The Liverpool Post
publishes a list OF twenty German
ships aggregating more than $4,000
tonnage, sunk by British submarines
In the Baltic Sea between October II
and 20. as follows.
Lulea Germania, Director REOPEN
hagen. Nfcomedia. Walter Leonhardt.
Svanis Cor Svancn), Gertrud. Pyrgos,
Emgard, Babylon, Pernambuco, Solder
samn. Johannes Russ, Dalarfven. John
~ulf. Electra. Redsburg. Glavcn and
two named Hernosand.
Miss Walsh Very III.
New York, Oct. 30.--Word was re-
ceived In this city tonight that
Blanche Walsh. the actress, 10 very
Ill 1t the Lakeside Hospital, Cleve-
land. and - not expected to live
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31

pu1loe. and E1rusnen TO Salute Flag.
Terre Haute, Ind, Oct. S0.-Terre
HAute police and firemen have bean
ordered 70 aAiute the American flag.
The rule goes into sffsct today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
Will Place Ships on Pacific
Once Flying the Stars and
Stripes
FINANCED EQUALLY
BY TWO NATIONS
Entire Capital Stock of Two
Millions Of Dollars Has AL
ready Been Paid In by In
corporators

Washington. Oct. 30.--Offfciais Of the
administration are pinning their hopes
to the Eastern and Pacific Steamship
Company" which was incorporated at
Albany yesterday with a capital of S2.-
100000. The announcement 10 made
that this company In which China holds
a half interest and whose directors
of record include all tho of1ciais Of
the Chinese legation from the minis-
ter down, has undertaken to put in
operation a line OF steamships flying
the American flag and plying both the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts ~ we'll as
the Far East. The new company Ia
being financed equally by American and
Chinese interests.
Administration officials express the
hope that the appearance OF the Chi
nese- American company In the ship
ping field with relieve the conditions
on the Pacific Coast caused by the with
drawaI of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Conpanys boats from the oriental
trade. The Washington authorities OBJ
viously hope also to cite the organise
ton OF this company II, support OF their
charges against the Pacific Man Ateam-
ship people. Both Secretary McAdoe
and Secretary Redfeld have said in sf-
feet that IL was not the recently enact
ed searnen's law which forced the Pa
cine Mail out OF Business, but desire
to rear large profits Through thA 1Nsle
ri siieas yessels on The Atlantic -.
board.
Departments sfntenent.
In a statement issued At the De-
partsnent Of Commerce today addi.
tional details In regard to the organi-
cation of the new company were made
public. The statement from the de-
partment follows:
Phillip Manson, Of New York, 70.
Gently returned from China, where
he concluded arrangements tor tho or.
ganization Of the Pacific and East
err steamship Company. which VIII
operate steamships under the Amer1-
can flag between China, the Philip
pines and the Pacific and Atlantic
coasts OF the United States. The Com.
pany Is joint American and Chinese
enterprise and has Just been incorpo-
rated under the laws Of the State OF
New York. It will commence busi-
ness with capital Of 100000 Halt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31

bUWI EtUUc11V<N y. y. 1H"S""
The handsome silver bowl which
wras one OF the inoet attractive Of the
exhibits at the Country Store" booth
during the Blues bazaar was presented
the winner. c. n. Hagan. 1882 West
Grace Street. by Major Bcwies, com
naAnder OF the Blues
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31

yonrTtrpltx Said to he In Disgrace.
Amsterdam, Oct. 20.-The Kaiser.
according to the newspaper Mooshodc.
has 1isGraceA Admiral "on Tirpitz.
head cf the German navy and credited
with responsibility for the Teutonic
snethods Of subma rine warfare.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31


The campaign hiss become well ad-
vertised. and all eyes are watching
the PROGRESS being made By the active
candidates The interest being dis
played on all sides is gratifying tn
deed. and II proves that the people
OF virginia are wide awake To an OBJ
portunity when Il presents Itself.
Right from the beginnin. the cam
paiEr VAS accorded most enthusiast
tic welcome. and the candidates who
have entered thus far are even more
eager to secure subscriptions and gain
votes than heretofore. The offer dur
ing the next two weeks is boon to
those who would win the bigger
prizes. and Il goes without saying that
these candidates will be quick to grasp
this opportunity.
The big. attractive prizes are eth
before you 10 win. and II IL possible
rs well as probable that candidates
entering under the new offer and be-
ginning their campaign between now
and November - will be active con
tenders for the big prizes. It r. never
too late to enter the race. In fact
several inquiries have been male as
TO its being a little too early to enter
These folks base their ideas upon the
thought that subscriptions would he
easier to obtain later on. but there in
no reason why one could not enter
now, and by obtaining few new sub
scriptions be well up among the lead
ers. The standing of the candidates
will show that as whole the race is
most even one, and II NAV be con-
scientiousiy stated that no candidate
has obtained lead that could not
be overcome with very little effort.
Rich Prizes.
When one considers the possibility
OF winning the $1,000 house and lot
in Richmond's most promising resi-
dence section. without q penny's ex-
pense. II behooves him to sit up and
take notice OF the plan by which this
IL made possible. Or again, $1,000
In gold IL an amount not 10 be passed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
REV. GEO. v. kEMPER
HEADS ASSOCIATION
Popular Pastor OF Hanover Christian
Church Named Prcsident of state
Disciples Bods.
ANNUAL CONVENTION
COMES To CHOSE TO-DAY
Reports This Year Have Been of
Most Encouraging Character and
Convention Has Been Record
Breaker in Attendance.
ANNUAL CONVENTION
COMES To CLOSE TO-DAY
PROGRAM FOR TODAY.
Morning.

? so--Rible school IN All
churches
Preaching in Offered Pui-
pits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
afternoon

Afternoon.
memorial Service, Conducted
IS Gerald CulbersoTl, II shnlon6
I S0e-The Lords supper. W. &
Billiard. Tazewell,s Presiding.
Night.
s~-Devotions. ! f d. Ga*sreiiy.
Newport News.
s 3o--Address. President ]. G.
Caldwell, Wilson n e
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Have You solucthl,le "a
sell? The virginian's Want
Al Columns Will find .
ready buyer. Cab Mad.
1883.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT.
Man Arraigned on Girls Charge and Put
Under $1,000 Bail.

Rutland Feb. 20. A queer turn in a
rather serious case occurred in city
court yesterday afternoon when Fred
r.. Benham, father of Miss Gladys Ben
ham, went bail for George HER, who IS
charged with assaulting the young WON
an and the action of the interested par
ties leads the officials to believe that the
couple will be married as a solution of
the situation, HER pleaded not guilty
before Judge r. q. Swinnerton, waived
examination and bail was fixed at 50,
600. the amount being guaranteed by Mr..
Benham and HERS father, Albert II.
HER OF Waltham. States Attorney C. V.
Poulin represented the state, while At
torney W. H. Botsford appeared for the
respondent.
States Attorney Poulin said following
the hearing that the charge would be-
pressed Notwithstanding the possibility
Of wedding and he explained his stand
by saying the residents OF Hubbardton,
where the alleged assault is said 10 have
been committed, demanded action.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
WATERBURY.

At 81. Andrews church Sunday there
will be nass and sermon by Rev Fir.
Robert Dewey At 500 a. m, Bible history
az D. M. and Lenten devotions in the
evening at T.30. Father Dewey will also
celebrate mass in st. Patrick's church IN
MoretoWn AZ 1890 a. m.
At the Congregational church Sunday
morning. Rev. Thomas Hall, who has
been conducting such helpful meetings
throughout the week, win preach. In
the evening az o'clock. he viii conduct
the closing meeting Of the series. This
will be a union meeting and announce
ments viii be made Of the progress Of
the no-license campaign in Waterbury.
Rousing Temperance songs viii be sung.
Recent guests az the home Of Samuel
Baird were Mrs Matilda HYDE Of Hyde
Park. s. ~. Miss Rosetta Millar 81 Hunt
ington. Que. Mrs HI Wood Of St. A.
bans, y Nj Thompson 81 Montpelier and
Mrs. Eta Bamsdell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greene and son
of Naitsfcld have been spending part Of
TIE week al August BOeker's
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
BERLIN COUPLE HoNoRED.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Pike Observed 25th
Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. g. Pike Of Berlin held
their silver wedding anniversary last
evening at their home, there being about
GO friends and relatives present, many
being present from Barre, Burlington,
Claremont, N. H.. and Montpelier. The
evening was spent mostly in music, al
though games were played. From the
University of Vermont in Burlington
were Messrs. Sweat and Seaver, the for
mer rendering several vocal soils and the
latter entertaining with number of
piano selections A good deal of inter-
est was manifested when Mrs w II. Hill,
sister of Mrs. Pike, arose and read an
original poem on the life Of Mr.. and Mrs
Pike. During the evening ice cream and
cake was served.
A large number of presents We're pre-
sented to Mr. and Mrs Pike in honor
Of their anniversary. Among them were:
Set OF silver tea spoons, from Mirror
Lake grange; set silver table spoons,
Congregational church Of Berlin; picture
of american Superba," brothers and
sisters large set piece Of flowers, FAM
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Pike were united in mar
rage by Rev. Mr.. Wright in the Con-
gregational church in Montpelier in
1890 Since that time they have resided
in Montpelier, Marshfield and for the
past few years in Berlin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
Card Of Thanks

We wish 10 thank the friends and
neirhhors Who were 20 kind - ne during
our recent bereavement. Especially 81
We wish TO extend our sincefe thanks o.
Or. NJ. Z. Chandler, N. , Nhtcomb and
Rev. G. n. Holt
Mrs.. Celia A. Flanders and
daughter
Mrs. Ida NJ Sllowav and
family.
NJ and Mrs Carl G Rollins.
ama family
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
Suganng in Chelsea

Editor. Times - want 20 tell YOU 81
our experience in sugsrine. Saturday We
tapped two shade trees and il not only
dropped. but ran almost = stream. Sat
ufday and Sunday the sap we gathered
made over a quart Of thick syrup. Mop.
dav and Tuesday Il ran enough 40 We
squared Of and had enough sugar ~
snow for five grown people. We thought
that very unusual and think il We had
tapped our sugar orchard we would have
made q good amount
Zeuhire Brunette
Chelsea. Vt Feb 25 1915
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Chldrens dresses. soc. Knights.
See Abbott's Saturday underwear sale.
Victor catalogues for March have ar
rived. Cali and get one. Records 90 on
sale Feb. p at Bailey's Music Rooms, I
Elm street.
Miss Hazel Taylor, who has been
spending several days with Mrs. George
d. Lyford in Chelsea. has returned 20
her home in this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Saturday sale at Abbott's.
Sale Of wash goods at Vaughan's.
Cheesecoth, 36-inch, &c. Knights.
Suit and coat SALE $500 each, ut Fits.
Sale on waists, dresses and skirts. AT
Fits.
Friday and Saturday sale Of neckwear
at Vaughan's.
Another lot of silk waists, both plain
and stripes. Paris Shirtwaist House.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
Additional Sunday Service al the
POst0ifioe.

By reason Of modified railway sched-
ules on the main line. effective on sun
day, Feb p, mails are due to arrive IN
Barre AZ $3.50 a, m. and p. ~.
Mails viii leave. that a.. close az the
p0stohice. az 5.l5 and p. m.
The postofiice lobby viii he open from
s30 a. m. ~ D. M.
The incoming mail viii b. sorted and
put in boxes Of patrons having q box.
Ordinary mail win not BE- otherwise de-
livercd.
Collections from the street boxes viii
start az 3s45 p. NJ. insteal Of $50 p NJ
az heretofore.
Edward W Bisbec
Postmaster
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
v. N. C. RESERVATIONS.
Two Company and One Battalion Officers
Leave Service.

st. Adams, Feb ga general order
issued from the office Of Adiutant Gen
eral Lee $. Tillotson contains the fol-
lowing with reference 10 changes in the
national guard
"The following officers Of the lst in
fantry, having voluntarily resigned, and
their designations having been accept
ed. are hereby honorably discharged:
First Lieutenant Neal w. Richmond,
Company r: Second Lieutenant Henry !.
Homeister Company NJ Second Lieu
tenant G. /. Malaney, battalion quarter
master.
"Reginental Quartermaster Sergeant
II. p sheldon having been appointed
SECOND lieutenant and battalion quar-
termaster, first infantry, is hereby tenn
porarily commissioned accordingly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

W. T. Jackson left this morning for
burlington, where be viii spend the week
end with friends.
Regular meeting Of Canton Ninton. No.
o. p. NJ, Friday evening at 1880 o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
si,l S.. Knights.

Spool silk. Sc. Knights.
Every man who votes for license be
comes partner 70 the liquor traffic and
all its consequences. William Mckm-
ley.-Adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-11-25
One Little Boy
Thanksgiving

A certain little boy who lives in
a family where children and holidays
and dogs are all important factors in
everyday life, was talking about the
next holiday. The little boy mas a
trait common to childhood of living
largely in anticipation and very lit
tie in memory.
On the morning Of December 26
he awakes unfatigued and alert, not
to discuss yesterdays triumphs nor
the wholesale unwise generosity OF
uncles and aunts. No indeed! He
begins his list for next Christmas.
This little boy had finished a glor
ious period of Halloween prepare
tioDs. There was nothing he had
not planned and painted that the
mind Of a five year old child could
conceive Of. He had had a glorious
month OF anticipation and it had
b on crowned by satisfactory Hal
loween revel, but memory was to him
only an incentive TO further pursuit
of Joy, not state wherein to rest
awhile.