The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-30
viii Be Served This Morning
on Buchanan, Fowler. Mar.
tin and Schulteis
THREE CHARGED WITH
CONSPIRACY APPEAR
Declare They Are Not Guilty
as Charged IN indictments
and Given lime in Which
to Procure Required bonds

New York, Dec Warrants for
the arrest Of Congressman Frank
buchanan, Representative Ii
Robert Fowler, ani Tor Henry l..
Martin and Herbert j. schutels, all
of whom were indicted on Tuesday
by the Federal erand jury charged
with activ!ties ia the pro-German
propaganda, were issued at : o'clock
this afternoon by Judge y. y. Hand,
al the Federal Court
The warrants were siguej at the
request OF Raymond j.. Sarta,y. as
sistant United states attorney who
laid the evidence ia the case before
the grand jury. Sir. Sartaty, at the
suggestion OF United States Attorney
Marshall had allowed the eight de-
PENDANTS twcnty-four hours II which
to appear and plead to the inllct.
nents. OF the eight, Franz Rinteleu.
now Il prisoner OF val IN England
could not appear, Three defendants
did plead. bat the remaining four sat
tight IN Washington. and waited for
tina Federal authorities 10 make the
next move
Warrants Mailed To Washington
The order for tho arrest Vt Euc-
hansn. Fowler. Martin and s. htAte}s.
accordingly was r1aiied by Mr. Mar.
shall and are expected 10 roach
Washington before miinigh, I, wss
a&ld. however thai the warrants
would not ~ served ia all probability
untti tomorrow u3ofniua
One q lice iEree - plead Nae
L'avld lama the Wolf of Wan
Street 49, sttoFuet. Carl r. WHIT.
nes, piesaea not guilty for hts client
20 the Indictment, and announced That
the $1,000 hs,l bond viii he given,
Mr.. sarfaty ia his plea for bail. re-
ferred to Iamars fondness for
wandering
As Lamar WIS leaving the couri-
room he bowed 10 Mr. Sarfstv. say
ing;
II don't think We have been form
ally introduced Mr. Sarfatv be-
lievc YOU presented nay case TO the
grand jury
Well, inferjeeted Mr.. whitney.
you'll see more of him later ON
Wolf OF Wall Street Fa1etious.
Whom the bail bond was being ar
ranged in the nitetl States marshars
Office Lamar again stepped over 10
Mr.. Saffaty ard said Il would thank
you to present my best regards 70 Mr.
Marshall when YOU see him. Tell him
yTrN moch appreciate his courtesy
ir this matter
When Lamar greeted the news
pa perinen. who asked fer statement
be replied
u he careful, boys. and take This down
word for word don't wish Ia ne
Snisnuoted"
Then with smile Lamar said
Il have nothing Ia say"
Jacob G. Taylor, president of the
Iahor's National Peace Council. APP
peared in court with Charles A.
oherwager. his attorney. who Is also
connected with the council He plead
ed not guilty and after his bail was
set at $1,000 he was granted several
days In which to get bail. being
paroled in the custody of his counsel
Taylor said that the indictment was
= surprise 10 him. He insisted that
all the money which the peace coun-
ell received was obtained from con-
tributors throughout the country
Gets Time TO Furnish Bond.
Frank s, Monnett former Attorney
General IF Ohio arrived in the city
lin the morning and appeared at the
Federal building ut 3 so, He met AIR
SarTatv and then went with his at
torney. Mr.. ol.rrwager before Judge
Hand. where he pleaded not guilty. He
asked permission to have two weeks
IN which to furnish the s5.eoe bail,
and that was granted
Mr. Mounctt. who returned to Ohio
tonight issued a statement in which
he repeated his determination to fight
against the export Of arms and am
munition and In which he denounced
the armor plate and the munition
t>t.x fS 7 Ia 1pniaA hayir INC
EinteIen or Lamar.