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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
IL ARRESTED AGAIN
ON HlGAMN lIIARt.E

Accompanied hy Judge Campbell
Blake Immediately left Culpcpcr on =
south bound train. but WAS rc-arrestcd
hy the sheriff Of Orange County and
taken from the train at that town on
warrant for higamy sworn out By
Mrs. Mamie &. Blake. acting through
her counsel. s NJ. Nottingham, OF Cul-
peper, and was brought back 10 Gull
pcpcr and again lodged in the Culpcpcr
Jail
The charge OF bigamy is not in con
usct!on with Blnkes alleged marriage
- Mrs Ethel Carter, who is a niece
Of his wife. but with his marriage to
Miss Augusta Davis. OF Hanover Cow-
u. Ia 1910. and the trial on this charc e
viii be held in Hanover
MIS- Ethel Carter who RANTS as wife
No. tive. attended the recent trial in
amherst and demonstrated the great
ct affection for tho prisoner.
The reason given by Mrs. Mamie {.
Blake for tho present prosecution Is
that Dr. DeJarnctte. superintendent Of
tho Western state Hospital: Dr.. rriddy.
formerly head OF the Marion Hospital
for the insane. and Drs. King and Hen
derson. az Marion. have recently dc
clarsd that Blake is now sane. and.
that in their opinion. lie has always
been. Whereas shc had heretofore con
doned his ofeuses aGains, herself and
family on the ground OF insanity. She
now states that If Blake ia sane she
desires him prosecuted Ia tho fullest
extent OF the law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
y MD our on row \.

NJ. Wtil."m ui,n,,,> .ya Ms.
[tnnise N,ehaflx ,,bo tv,. I..r ,.isi,tnn
lrol..,vc. HOY. has, ,nruru,B - po,.-
|ha,au
Niss volta ,;o,d.,i,cr. ~ X.w,,l,
Is + ,e tho rucs, a.. Miss N,,I, Ilcss
! hcrs. Al $500 West Grace street
pr An. Mrs " ,-ranrh of w.sb
Inc;or. have been ylsitinr tb.i, NM,
Mrs. r. Y. Syanor Al SOS Grove Ave-
nue..
| Mrs y ~ liuG.trs ana Nc. is,h.,
NorveN of chase city. are spending
several days IN Richmond
Miss Faris. or this ci,y, has been the
:eccrt guest Of Mrs. T. l.. &. Scot; in
Ashland
Mrs. Hugh Mc,;utrc. VINO /, iii ba,c
! is now much Improved, and 81. Mcclure
mas returned to NeNaudria
Eugene T.. cloves. uf Richmond. has
teeu IN Roanoke this week Ton :, short
stay.
Miss Lizzie Deacon ana Mrs II \.
'ucktrout nave returned to Williams
urc after visi, 10 Richmond
" Miss I.ucy BARLOW. 81 Rowling Green
is the guest Of friends ~ this city
l Mrs. H. : Shucy. Of Sta,,uton. is
Srerdinc some TIM with friends in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
WIFE WILL PROSECUTE
LORD" BLAKE TO LIMIT
viii Face BiSamy Charge in
Hanover County.
AFTER HE Is H.AiLED
Released on Bond for Hearing on
Nonsupport Charge. He Is Taken
in Custody Again in Orange
County.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.

crLPF.PE.ii. VA. January ii.--i'"r-
Tor &, Blake. alias Lord Blake, WHO
was recently arrested and imprisoned
ia Amherst County on q !unacN war
rant sworn out ~ Mrs. Ethel carter.
whom. he is alleged to lave married
Ia 1912. whose trial Was had ia mat
court yesterday. resulting III his 'lis-
charge sane. WAS brought back 10
tulpcper last night b. the she'iU OF
Amherst on ncnsupDort warrant.
sworn out by Mrs. Mamie g. Blake, his
lawful wife. who's home is in this
county. and Was lodc ed in the culpepcr
jail Accompanying him were his com
sci Judge Clarence Campbell. OF Am
herst: T. r.. Grimsley. of culpcper. and
/: ~ Fifcld. of Remington.
This morning he was brought before
Justice w. Il. lin on nNamina tton. Of
the nonsupport charge and admitted
10 bail or his own rccucnizance 10 an
pear at the next regular term or C'r
cult Cont.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
nInnkets For ncIgInns.
,ocial 10 The Times dispatch.

ISDcCial o the TlmcS- IJISpaIth.T
BEDFORD CRY. Va, January lon
Wednesday nineteen boxes Of blankets
manufactured nj the woolen mills
here were shipped TO Brooklyn. y. ".
10 he sent TO the Rclgiuma. The boxes
averaged 500 pounds in weight
This WOODEN manufacturing plant.
which Ia ono OF the most valuable indus
tries OF the town. and which was closed
kor while because &c the war condi-
IONS. Is now in operation and affords
Inplovmcnt to many operatives men
Iand women, III its various departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
SECOND DISTRICT REpIBI.ICANs
WILL. NAME: CANDID <TI.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK, VA, January li--Ecpuh-
leans of tho Second Congressional Dis :
tr!c, viii NEE; in MOI folk on February
- to elect Delegates to the state CON
v.Ntion. to lie held IL Roanoke in May
This was the decision reached in Ports
mouth to-day at 4 meeting uf the Sec
ond district committee. The co,nmj, :
tee also decided that a candidate roI
Congress from this dstrctShtri ". - tyca
Congress from this distric, shouli he
nominated TO oppose the Demo, attic
nominee.
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a LEAKING ROOF.
SAMUEL r. JENKINS,

will seriously damage tho bcxt nro
ert!, Our charges for repairs are mod
crate.
SAMUEL f.. JENKINS,
Plumning. Gas-Fitting, Timing. STOW.
ana Furnace work OF all kinds. lob
work speciality. All work Ruaran-
iced. Shop 304 North Monroe. phone
Randolph 1886
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Convicted or Mnnslau.hIcr.

NptVihT 70 TIC TNnHs- Dispatrh.i
~ NGii'tEci. NA. January J ;.-Tom
COZ. coior"d. who threw i boitl. ON
Christmas Eve al another negro and
struck Carlton fueh, white youth on
the head. causing his death two days
later. was convicted ~ Involuntary
mansiauehicr to-day in the Circuit
Court 81 Campbell County. ~ I;uStburg.
and lie was given year IN the peni,en-
tiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-15
The Boy Scouts
In Richmond and Virginia.

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+ Tor some iimc preparing FOR It's first
oGiCia! inspection. which il IT, be held
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I scout Mas'er = : Macfarlauc and
\ y 4 = jSr,rnt, t,to t.,,. ,ro. j.;
1900 - '"'i' 'ih' wig the d'hi-
lhs o. inc corps, az" very anxious TO
{ maze the corps maize ~ good a show
/. ins rs possible. anu nave strictly OF.
/ dcrcd every member To pat his hest
+, loot forward and do all IN his power
/ Tor the corps before next Wednesday,.
HeNei'i - the ranking officers OF
/ 'he Seou, Masters Organization. IN
Guiding the commissioner and execu-
tive. WIN be prcscu; and assist IL, ,he
\ Inspection. II is planned 10 have ihc
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REX ni:NDS nEMoN NJ.
OLE iII.IilA III.IiRI,I 4.

i"HpWln2 report 10 iudr" i. I.
Thornton:
we, tho grand jury. 0ud fsom "vi-
dcncc OF various witnesses that tho
present cinrk Of court. i. r. H.rroll
uas bccn grossly negligent IN his on
cIal duties: that the clerks Office has
very frequently been closed during
business hours. 10 the ictrimcut and
Inconvenience Of tn. general public
having business to transact: that tho
general habits OF the said J. T.. Iicrrcll
arc such that on many occasions nc
has h"cn so intoxicated that no bust
ness could be transacted with him:
that on many occasions ne Was very
Hrofane ami insulting 10 those legally
entitled to his services ON these
charges and others Which could lie re
cited. wo respectfully recommend that
he he removed from Office At tho earii-
est date consistent with proper legal
procedure.
\ We also respectfully beg 10 call at
tcnticn "f the court 10 tho evidence
Of certain witnesses setting forth that
] the retiring chairman Of tho board or
supervisors. j. T. SyncoX. signed va
! rious warrants NJ blank. varlously es-
timatc,i, these signed blanks being
( separated from their stubs Oh Which
j no memo Mas entered. said signatures
/ being made after the board of super
visors had organized for the new year
and his successor in office had been
Z elected aud presided over the first reg
ular mcctiu: Of this board Of super
! yisors. We recommend that such ac-
( ton as the law directs be taken with
reference 10 this matter
EVIDENCE or FORGERY
- F0tN Hi JURY
we also respcctfully represent that
the sense Of this jury Is In favor Of
some competent attorney being en-
ployed to assist the commemorative
:, prosecuting these
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
RIGID CENSORSHIP IS ESTABLISHED
Villa Being EncircIed
By Carranza Troops

Gaana S BY
to
the Gales thinks Villa
o escape
Soon after General Pesng departed the Of detailed information which has
publication information reached
n might be
General arrived said besides the holding
chief Villa south Of eana General Cara
yesterday South Ahumada dispatch Colonel
Villa
eana The Monon Gande he said feel
taken o the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
} . ees seeee esss .

The Sunday opening Of the motion
picture theaters came up in the city
council this afternoon and was the
cause OF much heated argument This
ordinance providing for the opening Of
theaters came up for the third reading.
Indications were that the question Will
be put to vote OF the people. 4
counter petition was filed containing
1881 names and action was raquestion
postponed. Councilman Mchelberger.
after some discussion had bean made.
moved to put the question up to the
people. holding an election April lie
Harry s. Kessier after the third
reading Of the ordinance, took the floor
and presented referendum petition OF
1881 names, secured in four days by
women opposed to Sunday opening of
shows and stated 1t would be filed un-
der referendum IL the ordinance was
passed. which will prevent the opening
ordinance going into effect until cleo
ton is held on thee question.
T. ]. Jones stated those opposing the
opening of shows hoped that action
would be postponed for a week that
they might aAu SLih more names 10
the petition and asked that the council
take such action.
Councilman Davis stated the petition
coming in now was not quite fair, as
the women only asked two weeks and
have had that time and were now COM
ing in again asking for more time.
He stated that he intended to vote
for the ordinance and then II either
side wanted to take the question to the
people with a referendum. they might
do so. During his remarks, MIR. Davis
said he had been visited by parties
and threats made to get hi mnext cleo
tion and he declared such intimidations
did not frighten him at all and he felt
such proceedings cowardiy. While he
was speaking someone In the audience
was impotite enough to hiss and turn
ing around. Mr.. Davis said. 7 have
heard geese hiss before and It never
frightened me In the least, go ahead.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
sia Bonus for Employees.

Stamford. Conn. March IA
proflt-sharing bonus Of $4,000 will be
distributed tomorrow among the $500
employees of the Yale and Towne
Manufacturing company, makers OF
hardware. Every employe of the con-
Germ excepting the officers viii receive
per cent Of the amount paid them in
wages during the months os January
and February. The company an
nounces that the bonuses viii continue
SO long as conditions warrant it. The
concern has been working to. full ca
pacity on war orders and the bonus
system has been adopted with the OBJ
5ect of giving the employees share of
the recent large earnings :.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
SCENE OF FIGHT
At COLUMBUS is
NOW BUSY PLACE
City of Tents Erected by
the Troops Concentrated
for Punitive Expedition
Into Mexico.

Columbus, n. NJ. March 1.-THE
little camp which vina attacked
Thursday has expanded into a small
city 10 accommodate the troops con-
centrated for the punitive expedition
The battlefield on which 200 Amer1-
can soldiers put to flight Villas han
dts who raided Columbus, is dotted
with brown army camps. wagon trains
and vast quantities Of material needed
in campaigns in a desert country.
Tents are still being erected, Soldiers
and transport animals are steadily un-
loading the trains which are crowdinS
the railroad yards From a hill be-
hind the customs house signals were
wig -wagged throughout the day. It is
the highest point in the vicinity Of Co
lumbus and is In the midst OF the
army camp. It affords a clear view Of
the level country southwark beyond
the Mexican border
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
OFFICIALS RESENT
PUBLICATION Of
FALSE REPORTS
Believed Rumors Are Pur-
posely Disseminated in
the Hope Of Bringing
About War With Mexico.

Washington. March 14.-Publtcation
OF reports that the United States ex-
poets trouble from General Carranza
Il understood 10 be resented By aa-
ministration officials. including the
president. some Of whom say they are
being purposely disseminated by Ger
tain element in order to bring about
war with Mexico
officials made II clear that steps Al
ready taken were deliberately intended
to preclude the possibility OF armed In
tervention. They are seriously con-
sidering taking action to stop the pub
lieation Of reports OF an aiarmist nature.
official reports thus far received from
the interior Mexico points are to effect
that there has been no outbreak of i'll
feeling against the United States be-
cause OF the announcement that the
United States would hunt down villa.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
GENERAL BELL TO
COMMAND TROOPS
ATELPASO, TEXAS
Relieves Pershing, Who Has
Gone to Columbus, N. NJ,
to Lead the Advance Into
Mexico.

San Antonio, March 14.-Brigadier
General j. Franklin Bell, Jr., COM
manding the Fifth brigade. with head
quarters at San Antonio. has been or
dered TO Ell Paso to take command of
the troops there. relieving General
Pershing, now at Columbus. General
Bell viii not be under General Per-
shing but will have charge of the bor-
der situation when General Pershing's s
advance starts into Mexico.
General Bell will operate under Cen
eral Funston's orders. No orders for
the movement across the border have
been issued from Fort Sam Houston
and none is likely today. General
Funston said that from now on he
would refuse to answer questions con-
corning the imminence Of the expedi-
tionary force's departure.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
TENSION ON BOTH
SIDES OF BORDER
NOTICEABLYEASED
General Gales Is Preparing
to Cooperate With the
Americans in Running
Down Villa Bandits.

Douglas, Arlz, March 1.-THE ten
sion in feeling on both sides Of the
border was noticeahly eased. General
Gales, the Mexican commander, is only
waiting carranza's official conhrma-
tion of the agreement before cooper
ating with the punitive force.
Il is known here that General Gales
probably had grave fears lest his
troops should get out Of his control.
owing 10 sensational and unfounded
reports from Douglas. After learning
from American sources news OF the
amicable settlement Gales last night
took special train to Canailena,
where he inspected his troops and gave
orders to concentrate at Aqua Prieta.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
AUTOMOBILE TRUCKS
ANDMOTORCYCLESFOR
SERVICE IN MEXICO

New York, March 14.-Bids for sup
plying 81 trucks and 10 motorcycles to
the United States government to be
used by troops in pursuit OF Villa
were received by the quartermaster
here today. The automobile trucks
will probably be used to transport sup
plies to the troops at the front. Ii is
expected the trucks and motorcycles
will be ready for shipment within less
than two weeks. The motorcycles will
be used by .eourlers and viii carry two
men. The outfit will cost the govern
ment sf25,0 900.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
Eight Would es Mayor Of 81. Paul.

st. Paul, March l4.-Foilowing the
close of one OF the most spirited cam
paigns ip the eity's history the voters
of ST. Paul went 10 the polls today to
express their preferences in the pri-
mary for candidates for the mayoralty
and other municipal offices to be filled
at the May election. Eight candidates
are eontesting for the nomination for
mayor, among them the present in
cumbent. Win Powers Forty
candidates are In the field for the six
city commissionerships.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14

Washington March 14-In keeping with the presi-
dents desire to have all preparedness rushed
through congress- the house rules committee today APP
pointed subcommittee to confer with Speaker Clark
the tracking Of all other business after passing the
free sugar repeal in favor Of the army bill
An agreement is expected before night If the plan
carries the army bill may be before the house Friday
The immigration bill is slated to up before the
army bill Besides appointing subcommittee, the rules
committee drew rule to provide for 24-hours debate
and night sessions the army bill In the senate Demo
cratic leaders declared that should there be prolonged
fight the public land and water power bill
with the Chamberlain army reorganization bill
President Wilson today urged Chairman Padgett Of
the house naval committee to hurry the naval bill Pad
get said hearings probably would be ended in two weeks
Padgett assured the president that working majority
of the committee favored the substantial strengthening Of
the navy and expected trouble in getting through the
house naval program to meet the administrators ap
proval.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
Rirthdax Of vlee Prsaldsnt.

Washington. March 14.-yice Presi-
dent Marshall was a recipient of con-
gratulations today on the occasion OF
his sixty second birthday anniversary.
Among the senders OF greetings were
many Of his political friends in Indiana.
his home state. whose delegates to the
81. Louis convention have Just been
instructed 10 vote for air. Marshalrs
denomination al President Wilson s
running mate.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
Inquire and Acquire

That's an old stock market
adage that applies very we'll to
advertising.
II YOU are a manufactures
seeking to market your prod
uet. inquire what sort of advef-
tising your distributors prefer.
Inquire what SORT OF advertise
ing sends customers directly to
their stores and moves the goods
from their shelves.
These men know-and their
cooperation is not only useful
--it is vital.
Your inquiries viii bring you
facts about newspapers and
open the gateway to acquiring
profits.
4 preliminary inquiry to the
Bureau Of Advertising. Ameri-
can Newspaper Publishers AS
sociation. World Building, New
York. will be cheerfaily an
swered.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
HAS NO INFORMATION
ABOUT ENVER PASHA

Athens, March 1.-THE Turkish le-
cation. which hitherto has denied abb
solutely reports which have been In
circulation concerning the assassina-
tion OF Enver Pasha, Turkish minister
OF war, made this announcement to-
day.
we have no official advicea concern
ing Enver Pasha"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
To Have ar.Produet pInnt.

New York, March 1.-THE directors
OF the asloss- -Shefeld Steel & Iron com
pany at their spring meeting here To-
morrow are expected to authorize the
construction of a by-produet plant In
the Birmingham, Ala, district to cost
100000. The building of the plant
is attributed to the scarcity of coke
and the almost prohibitive prices now
quoted
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
No Further Reports on Army Move
ments to Be Given Out = Stringent
Orders Are Issued by General Funston
at San Antonio

San Antonio, March 14-Rgid censorship was today
ordered established at Columbus by General Funston
He instructed General Pershing commanding there, to
take charge Of the telegraph office watch all automobile
roads and guard the telephone wires cut of town. Gen
era Funston said newspaper reports from New Mexico
had been revealing every movement of troops the dspo
ston of various forces and the amount Of equipment
There trying to conceal our plans here while
there leak the border and had to act" Gen
era Funston said 1t indicated that the censorship
order evaded martial law might be the next step in
controlling the situation at Columbus.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
GREECE REFUSES TO
MEET REQUESTS MADE
BY ENTENTE POWERS

Berlin. March 1.-THE Overseas
News agency declares that Premier
Skoulondia. OF Greece. has notified the
entente ambassadors that the Greek
government was indisposed to transfer
70 the entente the administration OF
railroads in northern Greece and
Macedonia and TO meet other requests
made BY the entente.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
ARTILLERY Still
ACTIVE IN BATTLE
AROUND VERDUN

Paris. March II. tofncial.) )-Artillery
continued active last night on the YER
dun front. West OF the Meuse can
nonading was fairly violent. A. Ger
man reconnaissance in the Haudre-
mont wood was checked. There wns
severe cannonading near Vaux and al
so in the Woevre district. In the La
Pretre wood a German advancing de-
tachment was driven back.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
MISSIONARIES. WILL
LEAVE FOR BORDER

Boston. March American mis-
sionaries stationed IN northern Mexico,
connected with the American Board 81
Commissioners fer Foreign Missions.
are preparing to leave for the border
according to a telegram TO the board
from chihuahua city
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
Pershina Goes to columbus.

81 Paso. March 14.-Brigadier Cen
eral Pershing departed on a vest
bound train last night. Since then the
military authorities have refused all
information. Il Is reported General
Pershing has gone to Columbus. N. M.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
AMENDS Will Be
MADE If GERMANS
SANK The SILIUS

Washington, March 14.-Unofficial
advices indicate that Germany will
make complete amends to the United
States II 1t is found a German sub
marine torpedoed the Norwegian bark
silius. from which seven Americans
were rescued.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
AUSTRIA CLAIMS
NO WARNING WAS
GIVEN BY BRITISH

Washington. March l4-Austria has
presented the United States reports ef
two instances in which II Is charged
Austrian merchant ships were tor
Red9eu Without warning BY allied SUBJ
marines. presumably British.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-14
OPENING
OF THEATERS IS
BEFORE COUNCIL
Ordinance Is Passed but
Will Probably Be Sub
mitted to People Under
Referendum Petition.
Ordinance Is Pasasd.

The council passed the ordin-
anee opening tha motion pic
tnre shows Sunday by a vote
of three to two. Councilman
Davis. F'inegan and Herrington
voted for its passage and Coua-
Gilman Eiehelberger and Mayor
Robinson against it.