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Search On for Robert BarkerAfter Fatal Wounding ofCousin.Youth Killed.

MARTINSVILLE, Va.. Jan. «..Sheriff B. F. Stultz Is Investigatingtwo shootings which have occurredwithin the past twenty-four hoursIn Henry county. One la the kill¬ing of Joe Green by J. W. Davie,It la alleged, at Lone Oak and theother la the mysterioua shooting ofDavid Barker, a well-known countyyouth by his cousin, Robert Barker,it la charged, at Boxwood early yea-terday morning. IJavid Barker Ileain a local hoapital with email chanceof recovery. Robert Barker la atlllat large.The sheriff received a call here

aaylng that Dave Barker hai beenfound ahot at Joaeph Barker's house,that he had been wounded by RobertBarker, who had left the scene. Itwas rumored that domestic difficultylies behind the shooting.The killing of Oreen resulted from

the alleged attack made by him onL. Nathan Davis, an old man andfather of J. W. Davis. Both Oreenand Nathan Davis have been patientsat the State asylum, the local records show, Oreen iB said to havegone to Davis' house and to haveassaulted him. While young Daviswas there. Oreen is said to havereappeared on the scene with a shot'gun. Davis Is charged with shoot¬ing him twice.

BORAH TO REVEAL VITALPOINTS IN AIR REPORT

All the vital points in the bomb-testing report of Gen. William Mitch¬ell will be laid before the Senate.Senator Borah says that when thenaval appropriation bill comes up hewill make public the opinions ofMitchell, which were that the battleship is helpless before aerial attacksThe Senate recently adopted a res¬

olution offered by Borah calling uponSecretary Weeks for the Mitchell re¬port on the bomb-dropping experi¬ence off the Virginia Capes sometime ago.On the ground that It Is "incom¬

patible with the public Interest," theSecretary informed the Senate hohAd been directed by the Presidentnot to transmit the report.

"I think I know practically wha»is in the report and I will state whatIt is, and if Incorrect I shall rely onthe Secretary of War to correct thestatement," he said.

BOY BANDIT SHE "REFORMS'STEALS HER PURSE AND $90CHICAGO, Jan. 6..When a boy

bandtt attempted to hold up Mrs.Margaret Ryan, thirty-five years old,she slapped him In the faco, she toldthe 'police."He threatened to shoot," she said,

"hut I knew he wouldn't. He wasonly a kid twenty years old. maybe.I boxed his ears. I regretted myhasty action almost Instantly, forthe boy began to weep bitterly. Itold him to straighten up and go towork and be honest."

"I never had any one talk to mclike this before," the boy said peni¬tently. "You have changed mywhole life. I couldn't think of shoot¬ing you now."So he snatched her purse and ran.

The purse had $90 In It. Mrs. Ryanhad ruined a new dress while shestood In the rain exhorting the rob¬ber to mend his evil ways.

FRENCH WAR OFFICIAL TOFACE SLACKER CHARGE

NANCY, France, Jan. 6. . M.Vilgrain, French food administratorduring the war, was arrested yester¬day by orders of a court martial inconnection with wounds he receivedin 1914.The arrest followed an Interpella¬

tion In the chamber of deputies inParis, charging Vilgrain with havingmutilated himself at the beginning ofthe war so as to escape his militnrvobligation. Vilgrain'e exnlanatlon wasthat a man attacked him andVllgraln's own revolver was fired, thebullet wounding him in the hand.A dispatch from Paris last Saturday

said the Chamber of Deputies' com¬mission censured Vilgrain for allegeduse of his official prestige to his own

advantage In the purchase of grain.

SITS ON SOFA WITH WOMAN.BUT WIFE IS DENIED DECREEATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Jan. 6..

Th" fact that a married man sat untilmidnight on a sofa with a woman otherthan his wife in the dimly lighted sunparlor of a South California avenuehotel might be Indiscreet, but does notwarrant a divorce, according to a de¬cision of Vice Chancellor Learning.

Mrs. Marlon Hayden brought suitfor divorce against her husband, HarryHayden. Evidence was produced byher to show that her husband hadbeen seen sitting frequently in the sun

parlor of the Hotel Iroquois with Mrs.Sally Rosa, who was a gueat of thehotel.

EX-KAISER ISSUES DENIALOF PLAN TO WED AGAIN

BERLIN, Jan. 6..Formal denialof the Insistent reparts of the ap¬proaching marriage of the formerKaiser to the Baroness von Rochowwas Issued yesterday. The denial,which Is signed "Von Berg, author¬ized representative of his majestythe Kaiser, King Wtlhelm II," reads:"Recent reports appearing in the

foreign press and taken from Ger¬man papers concerning the projectedremarriage of his majesty WllhelmII are absolutely without foundation.That there is a malicious Intentionback of these senseless rumors everyone knows, as only eight monthshave elapsed since the death of hermajesty, the empress."

HEAVY RAINS CAUSINGBIG FLOODS IN PANAMA

PANAMA, Jan. 6..Torrential rainshave flooded the River Tulra In theProvince of Darlen and the vlllagea ofPlnegana and Yavlsa are Inundated.The authorities at Real de Santa Ma¬ria report that two Uvea have beenlost and there la h-Mvy property dam-'age. They have asked for assistanceThe River Tulra rises near the Co¬

lombian border and flows to the Oulfof 8t. Miguel on the Pacific side of Itha isthmus.

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This travel insurance will pro¬tect every registered subscriberof The Washington Times, old ornew, who has bought the paperfrom hi* carrier for terea con¬secutive days prior to any acci¬dent on which. a claim may beproperly: be made under the policyprovisions. The first thing ia toregister. Fill out the registrationform in the lower right handcorner of this page. Mail it tothe Insurance Department of TheWashington Times. The NationalCasualty Co. will issue the insur¬ance policy here in Washingtonwithin twenty-four hours afteryou have been registered by ITjeTimes and your protection willstart.

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The sales department of everybig enterprise spends hundreds ofthousands of dollars yearly in¬creasing the demand for theirproduct and much of this is spentfor good will. This is true ofthe Circulation Department ofThe Washington Times, which isour sales department.

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