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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
JAPS THREATEN
0PEN-OO0R POLICY
SECRET NEGOTIATIONS WITH CHI
IA VIEWED WITH GRAVE DIS
TRUST BY WASHINGTON.
HOBSON'S RESOLUTION
WANTS CONGRESS TO DECLARE
THAT WILL LOOK WITH DISEA-
Won ON ANY MOVE TO
CHANGE STATUS QUO.

Washington, Feb. 1S.-The secret
between Japan and China
are engaging the serious attention OF
the State Department. II WAS learned
today that the United States Govern
ment has moved with view to secar-
ing concerted action by all the powers
in the maintenance OF
Chinese integrity and the principles OF
the open door. Tentative suggestions
have been laid before the Governments
OF Great Britain. France and Russia
in the hope that these governments
may be Induced to act with the United
States in any steps that may be deem
ed necessary for the preservation OF
the common interest.
What will be the response to these
by the United States II not
yet known. IT is understood. however
that the chief reliance Ia at present
placed in Great Britain and France.
there being little hope that Russia can
ed action. Even in respect to Great
Britain and France 1t is feared that thu
relations Of these governments TO
Japan In connection with the war may
offset what would be expected to he
their natural inclination in regard to
affairs in China and that they may
not feel disposed to attesfpt TO exer-
else restraining influence upon Japan
at this time.
No Communication With Japan.
Until the State Department has re-
ceived responses from these three gov
however. there Is little like
lihood Of any action being taken d.
rectly with Japan. 1t II authorita-
lively declared that no communication
on the subject has yet been sent to
the japanese Government and 1t mas
not been strongly Indicated that
whether there will be one or not de-
ponds largely upon the result Of the
sounding of the other interested gov
ernmcnts on the subject.
The strictest secrecy is stiil main
tanned at the department as to the
details OF the proposals Japan is laying
before China. II il explained that
there can be no statement made Of
ficialfy on the subject as long as this
Government lie in the midst OF tenta-
tive discussions OF the subject with
other powers. Secrecy II also desired
by the Japanese Government, which
holds that II would embarrass both
herself and China X the negotiations
were made public Mt this stage.
Must Preserve Open Door.
1t is definitely understood that the
United States government contsna.
plates no action whatsoever except as
II may be necessary to avert m inn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
ARREST THREE FOR
MURDER Of GET
R|CA-QU|ck BANKER
Men Had Lost Heavily Owing
to divers Manipulations.
Had Much Money On His
Person

I.essburg. Ga. Feb. ls.--Roy Jones,
Hubert Back and j. c. Webb, of
Americas. were arrested today,
charged with the murder of A. ID.
Oliver. the get -rich-quick' banker
who was assassinated here last night
lust after he left his bank.
The men accused had been inter-
ested with Oliver in his banking OPP
erations and are said to have lost
heavily.
Checks for over 100000 were
found i'm divers pockets. One on
the Pennsyivania Railroad called for
s25s.ooo and another on the Column
bia County Bank, Benton, Pa. called
for $4,000. Both were payable to
oliver. Oliver also had $2b.O00 life
insurance.
Investigation indicates divers real
name wax esaarlea Blair and that he
was native OF Ohfos where he has
brothers. II Is alleged that he served
time In the Ohio penitenttAty and
hea three NiyvA n IS III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
GERMANY PREPARES TO
ENFORCE ITS BLOCKADE
All Checks Must Be In Saturday
Night At s o'clock

The Nirginlan's great circulation campaign
which is, perhaps, the best ever held III the State
will close tomorrow night Saturday night at
o clock. All money and checks and the pink vote
slips must be in by that time Checks must be
certified
The friends of The Nirsnian in all parts OF
the State have worked earnestly in the interest
Of the paper which stands for the people, and the
result will be the addition Of many thousands to
lis large circle of readers. For these earnest
efforts, inspired perhaps, as much by interest in
The Nirginian as by the desire for the splendid
prizes offered The Virgnan is deeply grateful
. The larger its daily audience the greater infu-
ence it may exert in behalf of those things for
which it stands and strives.
There are only two more days for work K to
day and tomorrow. These may be made golden
days and may be used by securing extensions and
subscriptions, to secure Of the coveted
prizes. Every candidate should keep busy How
disappointed you will be if You lose the Overland
car. one of the Fords, of the Edison Phone
graphs or purse of $50 in gold by failing to put
forth every effort Make your victory certain.
'cm %
Than need em and have EN-
Remember that the ballot box closes Saturday
night February 20. at o'clock. Have all your
ballots. all Your money. and all your certified
checks in by that time.
The judges. who will he in charge when the
polls close will be: Rev George ". Kempcr, Mr..
Charles Y. Warren and DR.. Frank B. Dunford
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
FRENCH CLAIMING
NUMEROUS ADVANTAGES

Paris. Feb. 1S.--The official CONS
muniaues issued today give in detail q
considerable list of ,riumphs which
have crowned the allied army during
the past two days. the most notable
Of which Is uDquesttona bly, the recaps
sure Of the village of Norrny in Lor.
raine. which the Germans took on
February -, In this connection the
war office notes that the German gen.
.eral stan has announced that Norroy
was evacuated and that the French
did not deliver an attack there. To
this an emphatic denial is made, the
night statement declaring that the
enemy was literally driven out of his
positions at that point.
The lighting has been unusually
violent particularly In Champagne,
along the front or Souain, Perthes
and Beauseiour. There the Germans
made tremendous efforts to recapture
the trenches taken from them on
February Is and were not repulsed
until the French infantry swarmed
from their positions in an irresistible
and sanguinary bayonet attack. Thu
German regiments engaged suffered
losses of from one-haif to one-quarter
of their compliments.
Ofhcial Report.
The following official report was
issued bv the French war office at
tI:o5 O'Clock tonight:
The day of February IS was no
less favorable to us than the two pse-
ceding days.
From the sea to the Aisne IT was
marked by artillery lighting, Near
Roclin Court, however. the Germans
delivered fiee counter attacks in an
attempt To recapture the trenches
which we tool, from them on February
II. They were repulsed. leaving sew
eral hundred dead on the field. in
Guiding many officers.
In Champagne, in the region or
Perthes and Beausenjor the enemy
made two very violent counter-at-
lacks first during the night Of Febru-
airy 1918 and the second during the
morning OF February Is. and attempts
cd to retake the trenches lost on
February i6 and II. These tive
were completely re-
pulsed. Our troops drove the attack
ing forces lack at the points or their
bayonets and maintained all their
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19

The business Of home making and
the business of being mothers of men.
were the themes of the major portion
of discussion yesterday and last night
by members Of the second group of
the Flying Squadron OF America,
which will tonight end its three days
invasion of Richmond in the interest
of the advancement of the cause or
national constitutional prohibition.
OF the .hree speakers OF the group.
DR.. Carolyn Geisel, OF Battle Creek.
Mich, one Of the foremost women
physicians and surgeons OF America,
easily stood out as the greatest, IN
drilling her message into the hearts
Of the two crowds that gathered IN
John Marshall High School auditorium
yesterday.
The first audience was composed of
women only. and to them many reve-
lations wero made. The second was
an audience of men and women and,
though the truth about the effects or
alcohol apor the human system and
upon posterily was not 50 badly put,
q feeling Of conviction rested upon
the crowd during the final tense min
utes OF the nights concluding address.
More Imbeciies and Insane.
pr. Geisel. who. during the course
OF DeT ADDRESS. WAS ar IhCl
intensity. placed sharply before the
crowd the vision OF a race that is be-
ing wrecked because OF alcohofs ef-
fects. DR.. Geisel gave her hearers
facts and figures and charges that
were little short OF mind staggering.
and her appeal to the people to give
women the right to regain their place
in the world as mothers of men car
ried with II an awakening Of the reaii-
cation that the nation will not be a
nation of men until tho nation has
wiped out the saloon.
Since the nation went into part
nership with the liquor traffsc In
1854 she declared. .'imbecility has in
creased by 500 per cent. She declared
that there has been almost unbeliey-
able incrsass In the. number. at thu
insane. And she told of the $4,000
babes born blind In the United States
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
.C0NGRESSMtN IN
HOT SPATS OVER
PARTY LOYALTY
Leader Underwood Gets Ad-
journment Expressing Hope
Members Will Be In Better
Humor Today

Washington, Feb. ls,--A good old
sfsshioned political debate In which
4members accused one another lying
and committing many crimes in poll
tics occurred IN the House of Repre-
sentatives today.
Everything was running along
smoothly on the pension appropriation
bill when Representative Bartlett. of
Georgia, arose to remark that he had
heard certain people characterize
Democrats who fought the admins
tration's purchase bill as holsters
Mr.. Bartlett denied that he was a
bolter and he used language that
aroused Representative Helm. of
Alabama, who insisted that all those
xho opposed he ship bill did SO at
she dictates of the shipping trust,
II don't propose TO be buh-dozed by
TX braxEart .,r bully Hike the gentle-
mar, from Alaba ma, shrfeked MT.
RaYtlett. He added. that ne did not
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
VILLA OFFICIALS
FAIL To CONFIRM
CAPITALS CAPTURE
Report That Zapata Has Ex-
PEELED Oregon From Mexi-
CO City Denied by Carran-
zistas at Ell Paso

III Paso. Tex. Feb. ls.-Silia Of
tfcials were unable today to confirm
the reported fall of Mexico city into
the hands of their ally. Zapata. and
his army Carranza officials who
claimed to he in direct touch Win
Vera Cruz. denied that the Mexican
capital had been evacuated BY Gem
eral obregon and his army. Both
sides admit sighting in the suburbs
The light against the Zapattstas has
been carried into Guerrero, according
to Carranza advices- These state that
advices have been from Saline Crun
TO the effect that, car9Ansa forces un-
der Generals Morales and Molina HAYS
defeated the Zapatistas At chiiapn.
Cuatro Cicngas has been recAptureA
by General Luis Gutierrex. It II claims
ed. With this victory carranzlstas d.
clare that the coAhntla ccAl helds haN4
been completely cleared of vt1ltAfAe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
SHALL SUFFER NO LACK.
The Divine Sarah's Friends Rush Ia
Her Aid

Paris. Feb iS.--Mme. Sarah Bern
hardts doctors have not definitely de-
eided on the date OF the operation for
her injured knee. The innumera BILE
friends Of Mime Bernhard have taken
concerted means TO spare the actress
any material anxiety. which. 1t In
understood. was possible owing To her
financial situation Ida Rubenstein,
the Russian dancer and actress, has
hurried to Bordeaux and has under
taken to see to /; that Nine Bern
hardt shall lack nothing Of she COM
fort To which the great artist is en-
titled. Mime Ruhtnsteln Ia yer.
wealthy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
HAIFA's HIGH OLD TIME
Beats Cow. Donkey and Dog As Repre-
scntinU Allies

London. FEB. is,---A Cairo despatch
to the Star says:
The captain OF the United States
cruiser Tennessee engaged IN carry
ing refugees. reported that when he
VAS at Hafia recently the authorities
would not LEI him land as great
popular festival was in progress to
celebrate .he capture of the Saez
Canal by Turkish troops. The prin-
cipal event of the festival was the
beating through the streets of COW
representing Russia: a donkey. repre
senting France. and a dog, represent
ing England"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
Kaiser, Prince Henry and Adj
miral Won 1irpitz Leave for
Coast to Take Charge
Allies Winning
In Western Zone
Russians Admit Serious Re.
verses. But Deny Their Ar
mics Are as Badly Beaten az
German Reports Indicate

Copcnilangcn. Feb. S.--The
Kaiser, Prince Henry OF Prussia
and Grand Admiral Won Tirpitz,
left Berlin today for Wilheisha-
ven, Holgoiand and other naval
stations tn direct arrangements
for the blockade of England.
II Il reported that the Germans
built t20 big nine-laying subna-
rines for this purpose In the last
six months. Every submarine Is
able to carry more than 100
mines placed on the deck 50 that
each may be discharged quickly.
The weight of each mine Is be-
leyed to be about t.20o pounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
FRANK JAMES is DEAD.
Last of Noted Outlaws stricken BY
Apoplexy.

Excelsior Springs, Mo-, Feb. 49,
Frank James, brother of Jesse James,
famous outlaw. died today on the farm
on which he was born zseventy-four
years ago. james had been Ill for
some time and reports that he was
near death had been sent out for the
last two months.
While old age was largely respon-
sible far his death, the direct cause
was a sudden stroke of apopiexy late
this afternoon. Only q few relatives
and intimate friends were at his bed
side. when he died.
While no plans for the funeral have
been made, ii is understood that the
famous outlaw will he buried beside
his father and mother and his brother,
Jesse. near Kearuey. Mo. He Is the
last OF the noted former outlaw clan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
wAN,MAKER GIVES LINEN
salvation Army Busy Making BAND
ages For Wounded,

TxV~ TOT WOUItUtNh
New YORK Feb. 1s.---John Wanna
maker and Mr.. and Mrs, George w.
Perkins today visited the workshops Of
the Salvation Army. where several
hundred girls are employed In making
bandaaes TO- the soldiers I'm Europe.
They are loud in she praise Of the
work.
Mr. wanamaker volunteered to re-
plenish the linen supply. which Is
running low. About six tons OF linen
are used each day in making band
ages One hundred tons are needed
for the next few weeks.
The employment department Of the
army put seve nty-five men to work
today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
MANY SIGN UP FOR CHRIST.
Religious Movement at Yale Produces
Results.

New Haven. Conn. Feb. 1s.-As q
result of four-day campaign in Yale
about 400 students In the Sheffield
Scientific school and Yale College have
signed pledges to accept Christ and
lead better life. The campaign.
which is the most ambitious religious
movement ever attempted at Yale.
ended last night. Last Tuesday night
several hundred men stayed after the
regular meeting and signed pledges.
according to the statement Of George
Sherwood Iiddy. of New York city.
who preached at each of the four
nightly meetings. Last night many
more men stayed and signed pledges.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
FOOD PRICES PRoHIBTTnr


Rome, Feb. ls.-The prices Of food
IN Vienna have Eisen to prohibitlve
height according To dispatches from
the Austrian capital Pork is selling
at $50 kiio: beef at 81 kiln. but
ter at $3.50 and -four at so cents. The
scarcity Of medicines Is very severely
felt, many common drugs being lack
ing and ordinary household remedies
nave been exhausted. All the Civ
cerine has been used up in the man
ufacture of explosives
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
FORD GIVES HIM \ CHANCE.
Employs Discharged Sing Sing Man in
Big Plant

Detroit. Mich, Feb, ls.--The Ford
automobile factory has accepted a
Sing Sing ex-conyict. recently dis
charged from that Institution, to be
remade into a man.
Before n Federal vestigatlon COM
mission recently Henry Ford contend
ed that he can make an honest man of
ally criminal. no matter how bad, IL he
can employ him under proper condi-
tons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
ICE CREAM DEALERS POISONED.


AusNn, TEX Ffb. IN Wextco CITY
dispatch says.
THE death OF several canrtitation-
af'st soldiers caused By ealing poi
iscsea Tee cream led To the arrest Of
eighty -four vendors in the city. and
all were forced to eat their own wares
with the result that thir,y-nvo OF them
have since died.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
CURSE Of DRINK
SHOWN BY FIGURES
CHILDREN IN BEER DRINKING
MUNICH ARE PHYSICALLY
DEFICIENT.
PROHIBITION M AIN E
FIGURES REVERSED THERE SAYS
"FLNING sat ADRON" SPEAKER.
TWO GREAT AUDIENCES
HEAR GREAT TALKS.
FLYING SQUADRON TO-DAY.

}. Fgank Hanicy. former gov
ernor of Indiana, and Oliver ".
Stewart. lnemh-r of the Nassa-
chusf<ts Legislature. will m the
speakers nt the meetings of the
Flying Squadron to be held today
nj 1850 and $50 =. VI. In John
Marshall High school auditorium.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19

This In the second child born to
the Duchess since her second mar
rage. The first il boy. now six
years of age There are two boys Of
her first marriage to Count Boni De
CastcIlane, whom she divorced aud
afterward married his cousin: Prince
Hes.e De Saran, who latsr became the
head Of the House Of TaileyrAnd -Her-
ioeud. The title Ok Prince of 0aGAn
= now Aeld ~ - lntkes'e -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
Great Britain Takes Extensive
Measures to Counterfeit All
Possible German Activity
No Increase In
Insurance Rates
British Islands Supremacy Con-
hdent of the Ability Of lts
Naval Forces to Meet Every
Eventually

London. Feb. fa.--t Midnight -
The first twenty-four hours of the
German blockade of tins, British
Isles has elapsed. and during that
time not single British ship has
been sunk, SO far a- Is known, nor
has a single German submarine been
sighted. The only visible evidence OF
Great Rritain's regard for the decree
Is that some of the Channel line. e.
Holland have suspended passenger
service. although they dispatched
freight boats as usual.
The honor of being the first great
liner To enter ? port in the United
Kingdom after the inauguration OF
the German submarine warfare be-
longs TO the White star steamship
Adriatic, which entered the harbor Of
Liverpool and received an enthusiast
tic greeting from all sides. Captain
+. h. Hayes skipper Of the Adriatic.
said that he was not disturbed In the
least by thu dangers which the Ger
mans might have prepared for him.
The ship Was met by destreyers some
distance out al sea and was carefully
guarded into port.
This AirEssftc 1uw 80 Esst.sia aag
throughout the voyage The passeft-
gers we're in a state OF panic for
thirty-six hours before their arrival
al Liverpool. The canvas was not re-
moved from the lifebeats but they
were swung In divits ready for i'm
mediate use. Several passengers put
on life belts, Not single British
warship was seen. AT night the -Ad-
riatic travelled with the smallest pos
sib Bile number Of lights and with double
lookouts.
May Begin Damage soon.
The fact that there were no ships
sunk today does not mean that the
Germans Will not eventually do some
damage. The newspapers point this
out. II viii take some time for the
feet Of submarines supposed to have
been despatched from Helgoiand to
reach various points on the coast and
1t may be several days before much
evidence Of the new policy is found
In the meantime the great squadron
of destroyers and patrol boats is keep
ing close watch for enemy vessels
particularly for mine LAYERS. Reserve
attachments of fast ships are as
sembled at several ports ready for
action in case the Germans should
come in force.
The confidence of the British pub
lie generally in the navy and It's biiity
to meet the tactics Of the Germans In
evidenced by the fact that there has
been no increase in marine insurance
rates and that the government has
actually reduced the rates for fishing
vessels at the same time making ar
rangements to pay compensation to
sailors who may be injured as the re-
suit of hostilities. The freight and
coal rates have gone up slightly, but
this is because there is an increased
demand particularly and there liz a
shortage Of ships.
Disregard Threats.
Leading shipping concerns announce
generally that they will disregard the
German threat and will continue their
lsailings as usual, The Batavia and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19
CANADIAN CAPTAIN KILLED.

Member of Crack Regiment. Princess
Patricia's Own.
London. Feb. 1S.~-If lis announced
that Captain Fitzgerald, Of the crack
regiment. the Princess Pa
tricia's own. has been killed in action
at the front, and that Lieutenant
Jones, of the same contingent, has
been wounded
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-19

Paris Feb. 18.--The Duchess de
TaiiAyrand. nee Anna Gould. OF New
York. gave birth to a daughter this
morning. The physicians report that
mother and child are doing we'll.
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you should read tbs Rich
mond yirginian
EVERY DAY
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