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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-05
CAMP STUART ALL
CONTINUED FROM rirst Psgs,)

ton will he present ~ the court, and
Camp Stuart is in state OF prepare
ton for the most important military
tribunal held In the State in years.
For the purpose of preparing all pa
pers in the case. Captain ]. A. Clutch
ms, Judge advocate. was relieved of
his command in the First Virginia
Cavalry several days ago.
Major Barrett returned 10 Camp
Harrington, at Laurel, Md, on Sep
TENDER s, and II was at that time that
he Ii said to have expressed himself
a. generally disguised with the Ma
tional Guard. His statements were
made in the presence of newspaper
men and others, and testimony of all
these have been taken in Baltimore
to be used at the trial. On this EVIL
dence. Colonel Harry c. Jones, COM
mander Of the Fourth Maryland Regi-
suent. caused the detention OF Major
Barrett
4 Well Known OffiCer.
The accused officer was IN charge
OF the Third Battalion of the Fourth
Maryland Infantry. and is one OF the
best-known members OF the Maryland
State Militia. He is quoted as stating
that he intended resigning from the
National Guard as soon as he could
make arrangements to do so. since
he was thoroughly disguised with the
militia, and did not intend to remain
In 1t.
Major Barrett fs specifically charged
with utterances prejudicial to the
military service. in violation of article
ga of the articles Of war.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-05

marching from the camp - the raII-
road train, Tosh again deeerted. Wnen
he IL Appreciated this time ne VII
face q court martial that VIII ikey
give him . severe penalty.
Captain Waldo C. Potter. OF tne
sixth Company Of Field Artillery. has
been ordered by the Department OF
the East TO proceed to San Antonio
for service with Battery G, OF the
Virginia Field Artillery. a. temporary
instructor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-05
Ch.rred with ror~~ry

q. J. Gunter. charged with Forging
a check for $50 on the Loan and Saw
inEs Corporation of Richmond. pur-
porting TO have been signed by Ray
mond Dawling and Joseph ]. Thorus.
10 locked up at First Police Station.
He will appear in Police Court this
morning. with Edgar B. English az
aAuRs>a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-05
Tsmre.r FOR Ncnncasceh Israel.

&03oero Of the congregation Ken
Tn Israel have been elected as
1ouUs President. Henry J. Cohn !:
.ngoeidenf. I. @. Bernstein: sec
~. Abs Cohn: treasurer. Samuel
1nor; board Of trustees A. Vein
~ y. Roth. @. Biacker. I. watsky.
hoster. Isaac Michael was elected
0santsndsnt Of the temple.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-05
THE WEATHER.
United States Department o1
Agriculture. Weather Bureau.)

Washington, Oct. with the sx-
ception of local rains Thursday near
the northeast gulf coast fair weather
will prevail Thursday and Friday east
of the Mississippi River.
High temperatures VIII continue
Thursday from the Ohio Valley and
Lake region eastward and southwark
following by falling temperatures Fri
day and Friday night
Virginia--Fair Thursday and FRI
day
North Caruiina-Part1y cloudy
Thursday. Friday fair.
local Temperature Yesterday.
IL noon temperature ............ rs
P NJ. temperature ....s.-~-.. -
P. NJ. temperature ............ 81
Maximum temperature to p. NJ. rs
Minimum temperature to p. NJ. 81
Mean temperature ............ 66
Normal temperature ............ IS
Excess in temperature yesterday
Deficiency In temperature since
January i.--... -. ....--.~. ass
Local Rainfall.
Rainfall last twelve hours. ..-.. .
Rainfall last twenty-four hours. 0
Deficiency In rainfall since March
1......-- ....'. ....-.. liza
Deficiency in rainfall since jan
uhry 1...... ..... z.Se
Local Observation at p. NJ. Yesterday.
Temperature :. :. ......,..... 81
Humidity ....... ......... 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-05
Coal Cars Jump Track.

Some commotion was created last
evening by two coal cars jumping the
track at Seventh and Byrd Streets A
sNrecking crew was sent TO the scene
- once. and within a short while the
SoaRn were on their way. It was said
~ railroad men that no delay In traf-
wnS experienced. No one was hurt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-05
I.A~. Holt Ders~nnt~d.

fudge Henry w. Holt. OF the Eigh-
4nnth judicial Circuit, has been
$3.50 by Governor Stuart to sit In
~ winchester Circuit Court begin
SAnG October ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-05
SECOND REGIMENT MAY


mand to the border. and on Septem-
Der IL he deserted his company At
Brownsville. He was later captured
and sent to Camp Stuart for court
martial, which was held.
He was kept In camp and ordered
to return to Brownsville With the pro-
vinonal company Of casuAls that LETT
with Battery G on Tuesday. While
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22


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elusive 1903 OF lot 9. W.
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-
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oTn " Hoeomb Ralph OF lots 81. 40. Al
p C. 644 between Mack and Gratiot avenues
p. c. 644. between Mack and era
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22
TWENTIETH WARD.

WARD NO 20 rs
John Hatner. Jefferson OF he sub
thsestate OF Edward Ccotte deceased situated p
and lying OF the Detroit Monroe road Is IT.
John Bsiner jefferson. last named sub.
H Jefferson. part Of P c. No
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

- ft0a1sl Holccmb Gschwnds and
md and g. Of A Cranes sub of p c. ga.
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Ex5Ssk " Holcomh Bradways and part
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rs ~ ~ 10 Il. NO
SSSrfcn. Holcomb. rs inclusive.
~ Albert Cranes sub OF p c. GA and SO $1,000 IT. Of p
fhat part OF {. lying OF Mack road
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81 Albert Cranes No ga. ely SO
WARD No is 20 T. % ''n'''0A CAP NO Is
II Hexton. Hubbard Hubbard Bakers sub lots
lot Of the SUBJ OF c. 644 and the So 81
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Il Besion " HbSsrd sub 50 IT.
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k No. 723 of Jefferson and lot OF
that part Of p c. 10. lying OF Mack road
E6tc e. Robins Joseph f. webers part Of lots and
Of Albert Cranes SUBJ of Of p Cs 10 and e44
1radway Robins Bradway's T. and part
and Of Albert Cranes sub p.
S,e 80
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OF lots and g. Of A Cranes
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Messons sub OF p c. GA OF Mack
- w Robins w. Schultz OF lots 4s and a.
p. Mack Ora.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

both
OF the sub of lot g. ship Yard
WARD No 10 CAP No is
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and OF he
to To- inclusive wsssoh's sub. Ship
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TO- Il Is Of the sub Of the ~ acres Of
md 10. inclusive wessons SUBJ OF
lot ship Yard
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OF the sub OF lot OF Blackmars Yard
Hauer ssges sub of lot OF the sub OF Ia
Of 4 OF he Var n.
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The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

" 7s7 is7 20 20 %
The Detroit times., 1916-05-22

~ 9chns Henry Hiebsls sub'n Of lots S. 81 and 20
1G( ~ loo %. Ill ~ and 70; OF Crane NELSON'S sub
"a pssween Mack street and Gratiot road , -.
|>&ly Rohns Rohns' sub. Of lots rs to 80 inclusive
~ P9on6g sub OF r. c. ga. and .. So 91-foo II. OF p
ky/8A Is Is9erson avenue. and lot I of the sub. OF
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t'0elfs Plea Roffs sub of part Of lots II ana
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-30
WILL INVESTIGATE
-:. GASOLINE PRICES.
Senate Directs Attorney General to
Determine Whether Price Advances
Are Result Of Unlawful Conspiracy
I 4 " Standard Arraiuned as Trust.

- 8; Washington, March Sd 4tation
over the soaring prices Of gasolene
came up in the senate today and end
ed in the adoption Of resolution by
Senator MARITIME directing the attor-s
ney general to investigate whether ris-'
sfng prices are the result Of unlawful
conspiracy.
Senator Marines resolution was
prefaced by a preamble asserting that
the STANDARD Oil Company controls
the price OF gasolene, - 'rs.
n i.F,very senator knows" said Sena-
tor stone" that consumers Of gasalene
are being robbed"
Il as..I sincerely hope that the conspir-
aoy which I believe EXISTS will be ex-t
posed and overthrown.. said Senator
g. 9 s:..::s:;T;.;is. ~. -.
Senator Lodge took exception to the
preamble Of the resolution arraigning
the Standard OIL Compay as trust
ana Senator Hardwick suggestedstrik-
ing out the preamble,
a'ssI can't see any reason for timidity
Iii arraigning the Standard OIL Com
pany,D said Mx. Martine. God knows
II has not been solioitous of the rest
spf the people.
Senator smoot moved to strike out
tkA preamble and Senator Gallinger
moved to table the resolution. The
EaiAnger motion WAS defeated. M
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-30

resorted to unless action Is taken soon.
Efforts will be. made to change cer-
tain features of the bill. gl as a.,
immigration 1iil In House.
With prospects Of anal action on the
Burnett immigration bill, with Its
literacy test and oriental exclusion
features, by tonight the house today
resumed consideration Of the measure.
Advocates of the bill predict Its pas
sage by an overwhelming vote. oppo-
nents concede defeat. altho they hope
to amend the measure in several par
ticulars. l.s Ez41
An amendment was adopted today
modying the Humphrey amendment,
which proposed a retaliation on British
Columbia for its exclusion OF. skilled
and unskilled labor. II was discovered
that the amendment ~ drawn would
operate against Russia and the new
amendment aas adopted today would
limit Its sppiicatio - British Coluna-.
bia. ~. - Il is$ 3t
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-30
the line Oh communication from the
border to Casas Grandes viii be shifted

the line of communication from the
border to Casas Grandes will be shifted
eastward Il Il ST
It was ipdicated sat, Funston's head
duarters that the usual Chihuahua line
OF the NATIONAL railway would be asked
for IL the bad condition of the North
western made Ut impossible to handle
supplies properly or II the cavalry in
pursuit OF villa made advisable the use
OF shorter route. s. 81 %
II was suggested that IL Carranza
did not object fto, the use Of the North
western he probably would not object
to the use or the other lines.
Miguel r, Davila. an agent Of the
department OF the interior in Mexico.
who arrived here today from Quer-
etaro, said he saw General Herrera
there three days ago.
General Herrera, who recently was
reported to have rebelled. went from
Chihuahua tox Queretaro on q special
train to talk with Carranza about se-
curing more supplies for his forces in
Chihuahua. 2
& The only dispatches from General
Pershing today contain no mention Of
a fight with Villa. 81 = VS. Ssstt::s5 st:s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-30
PLAN FINAL DRIVE.

Hope TO Forsa Kaiser. to Sue For
!. Pesos Before Christmas.
London. March s0sBefore, the end
of June the allied armies will strike
simultaneou4 blows on xIl fronts. de-
signed to. brfn1 the kaiser to his knees
and end the var before Christmas.
II This combined offensive, II was held
IN London today, is the certain result
OF the great war council Of the allies
which closed at Paris last night. l
The allied drives may be preceded
by other German attempts to break
the westerns front, 1t is believed.
There are persistent runlors that the
Germans have used the long lullt at
verdun to shift troops for blow at
some sector OF the French front.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-30
.EacIe point Torpedoed Unwarr

Eagle Point Torpedoed Unwarred.
" Washington, March 3e.--Consul Frost
at Queenstown cabled the state depart
meflt that the British steamship Eagle
Point, with one or more Americans on
board, had been torpedoed BY a sub
marine. An OFFICIAL announcement by
the state department based on the con-
sups dispatch says the Eagle Point was
torpedoed without warning 100 miles
from land i that all aboard were saved,
and that among the survivors was one
American cttizen. " 5ls..%,..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-30
T.-R. BULLETIN.
NEWS OF THE DAY
The Wsathsr.
Sun rises March 81 at S:4e: sets at
S:23.
Iowa--Unsettied weather tonight and
Friday; probably rain In west and csn-
trail portions tonight. sS
PAGE ONE. (
TAleo IN nhio Nawa.& ~

PAGE ONE.
Tsfssraphio News:
United States Doubts 0srmany's
Word.
Double Dealing In Sea Controversy
Alleged.
Villa Chase to Last Weeks.
Supplies Ready to Go BY Rail-
Trying to FIX Blame for Railway
=. Wreck.
Battle to Gain Avooourt Wood.
Railroad Employees Submit Demands.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FOUR.
Iowa News:
Unfair to Iowa Guardsmen.
Militiamen Ready For Service
No Smoking at Anaes College.
Thorne Candidate For Congress-.
Iowan Saved From Bunco Men.
Democrats Playing Politics.
+ PAGE six. '
Editorials, @,f. f.
Parent Teachers Associations.
Liability For Road Accidents.
Thorne a Candidate ".2 ~ 1
The Demand in Moving Pictures.
Topics Of the Times. s
h Iowa Opinion and Notes. y.v5 b. NJ
PAGES SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE TEN
= AND ELEVEN. 1rrs<s,y5 .
City News: st.
A. r. Birchard Dies Suddenly.
Was One Of Last Of old- Time Bust-
ness Men. t, -.
New York Man Here: victim Of
Wreck. ~,E s"t.E$ -. ..
U. E. Conference Begins.
Mrs. Minter Gets $7o0 Verdict.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TWELVE.
Markets and General: .- . i
Crop Damage Fears Uplift. Wheat.
Corn Follows Wheat.
Cattle Weak. =, 4 -<r5f.si
Dull and Sharply Lower. PR S,rzs,s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-30
AERoPLANEs ron RERst,lne
War Department Authorizes Purchase
u ! ~ 5of EtAf,t Mact,ines. ;ss Sis

! II e ct Eight Machines.
Washington,e March 80. 0.-Immediate
purchase Of eight aeroplancs to l. be
sent at once to General Pershing was
authorized today by the war depart
ment. A board to test the machines
will be composed OF Captain. Clark,
head OF the department Of motors at
the San Diego aviation school; Lieu
tenant Milling, head Instructor at the
San Diego school. who are now en-.
route here, and Lieutenant ZONES, Sof
the signal corps. II y Il.
Reports Of Major, General /: Funston
lay stress upon the need OF more
flyers. or the eight machines which
accompanied the edition, two have
been destroyed ana four others have
been temporarily disabled.
I "A portable machine shopSsto repair
machines has been sent into Mexico.
More horses also are to be sent to
General PershinE Eight hundred
have, been bought In California. Every
horse in the cavalry remount stations
have been sent to the border
Department of juatice agents, fol-
lowing trail which Is said to lead
to American sources Of supply for
Villa have uncovered evidence in New
York and other cities which they win
believe will justify the charge. 4,
The allegation often made that Villa
has received aid from German sources
is also being investigated.
The department. ~ diainclined to act
on its evidence thar American money
and supplies have gone to Villa, while
It is in the stag that will involve only
subordinat II s-T1sss s55t I I s r d.
It intends to- pursue the trail, II. pos
sible. to the men ghsrs up. a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-30
.REpoRTs,c ,coNFLIcT
Reported Anti American uprisins q
AZ oiax Denied. BY MAxicans. %


oiax sDsnied BY Msxicans.
Washington, March 30.-The state
department will negotiate With Carran-
Ia further to bring about more COM
plete understanding regarding the use
Of Mexican railroads pending the COM
pletion Of the protocol with the do
fadto government. s
\ The arrival Of the third squadron
Of the Third cavalry at Fort Rinsgold
was reported In war department dis
patches today from General Funston.
The detachment was sent there to
strengthen the border patrol in that
vicinity. 4 q q e
Advices on the; nature and extent Of
the revolutionary movement said to
be led by Felix Diaz In southern Mex
leo continue toseenfiict as-to facts. Dip
lomatics dispatches said the movement
led by Diaz himself was assuming
formidable proportions and was dis.
tinctly anti-American.S H.
On the other hand government agents
declared they had good reason to be-
lieve that Diaz was not in Mexico at
AL. +, #si III .---s7 i, t.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-30
MGRATH GRANTED
!. STAY OF SENTENCE
Court TO Review Evidence on Which
Colonel Reossvsits Secretary Was
Found Guilty Of Disordsrly Conduct
and Assault. A.z

New York. March "a stay OF sem
tence was granted today to John w
McGrath. secretary to Theodore Roose.
welt and later acting secretary of the
progressive national COMMITTEES. who
was yesterday committed to the work.
house on charge Of disorderly con-
duct and assault. q .tssgs
The complainant was Charles Light
Of Brooklyn. who charged that Nc
Grath and William Powers assaulted
him In a restaurant In Brooklyn. last
June. 49, 1#gt5Ss
Colonel Roosevelt has announced
that he will stand by his secretary. He
issued statement expressing indigna-
ton at the sentence and asserting that
McGrath would continue tn remain in
his service. The sentence was stayed
pending an examination Of the testi-
mony. tet
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-30
mARvE LEAVES PErRooRAp.
Retiring Ambassador Departs Ft
>e ts% United States. Il

. Washington. March 30.--Gsorge IT,
Marye. who recently resigned as arl-
bassador to Russia. advised the state
department today Of his departure from
Petrograd. leaving the embassy IN
charge OF First Assistant Secretary
Fred NJ. Deerlng. Former Governor
David r. Francis. Of Missouri. chosen
to succeed MT. Marye, will leave shortly
for Petrograd. 5g y IS sg5s saaIs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-30
COURT DIRECTS vgRplcT.
Case Of William Rufus edwards
Taken From Jury,


Taken From Jury,
Chicago. March 2s.--The case against
William Rufus Edwards, wealthy St
Paul lumberman, on trial charged with
violation Of the Mann act, was taken
from the jury today. At the courts di-
rection the jury returned a verdict OF
not guilty. 81 A. -
EdWards was charged with trans
porting Miss Ada Cox from Chicago to
Minneapolis, milwaukee, and other Cit
les. . [sa" - 2AaEE'
The sudden ending Of the casa came
after several days OF sensational testi-
mony In which Miss Cox dsscribed in
detail several alleged meeting with the
defendant. @s@s'e' - ri
The defense placed on the stand wit
nesses who testified to previous inti-
macy with Miss Cox.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-30
CANDIDATES FILE PAPERS.

Webster and Lee Seek Republican
Nomination For Representative.
Des Moines. March so--Edward T..
Webster, Of Osceola, today flied nom-
ination papers as candidate for rep
resentative on the Republican ticket.
G. o. Lee, Of Sac. City, flsd papers for
his candidacy on the republican ticket
in Sac county. Nomination papers
were issued to Stanley n smith. Of
jTripoli. for REPRESENTATIVES, on the re-
publican ticket in Bremen ,ounty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-30
M.nv RAILWAYS Involved.

scented today by the so-called big four
union, involve 1913 railway
sAystems Of 24s,000 miles Of right-of-
way. exclusive Of terminals and yards.
Ins the western territory there are 100
railroads with: 13S.o5o mileage, in tho
eastern territory sixty railroads with
$4,000 mileage and in the southeastern
territory twenty railroads with $4,000
mileage. 81 l5Sg n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-30
|. Hope to Imprsss 0reslss.

4 Athens via Paris March 50. - A3high
court ofYicial declared to the Associ 8
ated PRESS today that a his opinion
the only, conceivable expM Ion Of the
aefial riid on salonilsi III 4hAt Gsrmany
fsFAttsnpting to drive Greece ID Assist
ms the expulsion Of the -ss fitish And
French FORCES from salonikk +sS sS
He said such a thing vtks out s6f4 tAe
question an Greece had daily TShlind~
err that she Wa az Rtneg MeECy.UI8I 8Iite
entente allies.
Z General ssarrail. the French scna1-
mande In chief, left sSloniki s,todAY
FOR the front. General abnu. the
british commander. called On General
sarrail before his departpfe. The Hsit.
lish commander then Ieft for Al 60
and win be received Tomorrow Nv Eing
Constantine. &, " 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-30
TROOPS SHOW STAMINA.
Comparatively Little Sickness Among
y. s. 9oIdiers Despite Heat. Wv


Y. s. Soldiers Despite Heat. wv y
Columbus, N. NJ, March 3o-Re-
sumption q the army aerial dispatch
line. which ha3 been suspended tenn
porarily because Of climatic conditions.
will be resumed today. Lieutenant
Gorrell said he planned flight for tho
front. f =. 5s;f5 ~
Lieutenant Gorrsu prepared to carry
more than 100 newspapers from vari-
GUS sections Of the United States for
which the troops had asked. h
Reports received at the base hospital
here spoke weA Of the stamina Of the
men at the front. the percentage Of
sickness being at Z ninirnum despite
the burning sun az day md sharp
s4,,s s4na.ea = n,a aish .ns s1loops ls ars
4 isS s q k.as slo.sra,,on have
ted. aEoassiisg infantryvnen
were brought here today. % ss q &