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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
GEORGE B. WEST IS
DEAD IN NEWPORT NEWS
Man on Whose Farm Large Part of
Newport News Was Built Sue
cumbs To Stroke of Paralysis.
WAS LIBERAL GIXER AND
RICHMOND COLLEGE TRUSTEE
Tor Twenty Years Was President of
Citizens and Marine Bank Mt New
port News-Deacou of First Rap
list Church.

Especial to The Richmond Nirgiuian.)
Newport News, Va. March s.
George r. West, one of the oIdes; of
this citys inhabitants and pres dent
for the last twenty years of the Citi-
Zens' and Marine bank died AT 1920
o'clock tonight, aged seventy nine
years. Death was due to a recent
stroke of paralysis. the first illness
he had suffered in many wears. 1t
was on the farm OF Mr.. West that a
large part OF the city of Newport
News was built
Mr. West had been in the best of
health for many years, and he had
not missed a day from his office at
the Citizens and Marine bank in
twenty years. He appeared in snlen-
did health even on the dav on which
he was stricken. Wednesday, The at
tack came while he was attending
prayer meeting mt the First Baptist
church. He was removed to mis- home
where he remained in an unconscious
state until the end came late tonight
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed. but II is probable they will
be Monday from the First Baptist
church.
Trustee of Richmond College
George e. West was born in Janu-
AIRY, 1925 on large farm near Hamp
ton. on which his entire life was
spent. He graduated from the Uni
versity of Virginia. At the outbreak
OF the War Between the States he
Joined the Confederate army, serving
the entire four years. and in spite of
the changes in sentiment that came
over the country. Mr.. West remained
Il staunch believer in the principles
OF the Confederacy up to the time of
his death
Mr.. West was one OF the founders
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
EXTRAORDINARY STEPS
TO PROTECT EXECUTIVE
" Washington s inaugural Crowd
Arriving But Picnic Spirit Is
oobered by Thought of Ma
tional Crisis
B1 GEORGE L.. fDMI NDS.
International News service staff
CORRESPONDENT

Washington March absolute
simplicity Will mark the second
Inauguration of Woodrow Wilson
which Will take place at noon tomor-
row in the little official presidents
room in the Capitol just off the senate
corridor. This ceremony viii lose
nothing in impressive dignity by lis
extra ordinary lack OF display for
grouped about the president at the
moment OF his assumption of the bur
den of his high office for the ensuing
four years Will hc the supreme court
OF the United States and the men,
bers of his cabinet and no one else.
But a nation OF Il hundred million
people know that in tAiS hour of the
ua ;ions peril the tIler wheel of the
ship Of state - not being shifted into
new hands It - not a change of watch
except as a matter of chronology and
Of history.
The same quartermaster who has
guided the mighty craft through four
trouhlous years is being handed his
now masters ticket" with the en-
dorsement OF the voters of the great
est nation OF tho Western world In
scrihed upon il.
Chief Justice tn Officiate.
The oath OF office will be admits
tered by Chief Justice Edward Doug
las White President Wilson will re-
peat after the venerable turist the
solemn obligation which the oath con-
veys At the end of the brief dialogue
he will press his lips upon the open
pages of the little Rinle which is his
personal possession That is all.
The president will motor to the
Capitol early in the morning. His
presence there viii he necessary in
view of the expiration Of the present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
PRESIDENT WILL TAKE
OATH INFORMALLY AT
NOON AT THE CAPITOL
L AK IS PLACED AT
REPORTERS DOOR

Washington. March 3.--The final
word in the famous leak" investtga-
tion was said in the house tonight as
the session drew to a close. Without
a record vote the house laid on the
table the various resolutions propos-
ing leak Investigations which were
by the house rules commit
tee in the course OF its probe OF the
Washington to Wall street channels o.
informa ton The house also adopted
the report OF the rules committee eN-
oneratiug all officials of leaking ana
blaming the leak on W ". Prize" and
]. Fred Essary. Washington newspaper
men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
ATTEMPTS TO EXCUSE
PLOT BY LAUNCHING
- CONTEMPORARIES
Says u. s. Attempted to Form
Pan American Alliance
Against Germany-Mexico
Issues Emphatic Denial of
Even Considering Proposal

Thy International News Scrsicc.l
DIR. Nffrd Zimmerman. Ger
man foreign minister. admits and
defends tho plot to enlist Mexico
In au aggressive alliance against
tac United States in the cseut the
latter should abandon her ncu-
traIits
II fail To- see" says he in
statement so the semi Official
Overseas News ast9c3 transmit
ted to this country hs wireless.
Via SayvtIic, how such n plot il
inspired by unfFicntllinc~s on our
part u would mean nothing hut
Inai We would use means uni
ses-~aIly admitted VA war In case
Inc United state declared w.r."
Dr. zimmerman 4 ocs not
specifically admit having written
ihc now famous letter to the Ger
man minister In Mexico City. He
makes NO reference whatsoever
tn Japan.
PRia VI TiONtRN MEASURE.
The sum and substance of his
defense is that the plot was pre-
Cautitr,arS measure: fhaf ilc
plan was not Ia hf hrsarhcd Ia
NCNico uule~s and until tmcrita's
en'rtu g into the war was afpSo-
iufeis cg-taiH.
His interview was received in
New York from the >aysiile radio
Station between 10 and ~ o'clock
saturday morning.
On Friday there WAS received
in amsterdam. according tn
Tendon dispatch. = length, state
mrut from the official German
WoiT Telegraph agency. Justify
Ing the intrigue largely along the
came lines a. ximncrTuann'~ In
ter, 'cw. This statement was not
rahle,i fo this eDUntr, until tho
wireless message was on the way
" appear~ to have fssn held I'M
nv the censor for AT least twelve
hours
~ot on'. Right" But Duty"
Ia tho Wolf statement tho Mot
haraeterized as mot only the RICH
NJ also the duty Of our government
his statement too pictures the plC
c merely a PRECAUTIONARY measure.
CouDter-chargcs are made both /
own declaration and 4
he statement sen. to Amsterdam.
DR. zimmerman accuses h
-nite1 States Of having contr'ved
car ago to line up the whole q
outh America against Germany an
{ having heen virtually mem Der .
he entente since the outbreak Of tn
rar The Wolf statement justice
he plot by pointing to America
reakine off diplomatic relations Wit
iermany and To President Wilson
stter 70 neutrals asking them to FOL
wv his example 1t says the 'in
tru ctions' to the German ministe
= Mexico City were sent in the mid
le of January in a secret way" an
eseribes the leak" as a PREACHER
ommitted on American territory
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
SAYS fENTRESS BACKED
BY FUSION Faction
Principal of Chimlporazo school Can
didatc for Norfolk County Division
superintendent Opposed.
HOT FIGHT WAGt~D FOR
HANOVER COUNTY OFFICE
Supervisors Alleged to Have Threaten
al to Cut on salary should In
cvImbent BE- R3-eieCtcd-Decision
BY State Board Wednesday.

Three lively fights for positions as
Hanover and Norfolk counties de-
veloped at yesterdays session of the
state board Of education. which con-
cluded the deliberations Of the body
until next Wednesday morning. Tr
spite of the heated discussions. dur
ing which Norfolk county Fusionism
cropped mp and open charles of po-
litical intribues we're made the MEM
bers of the board concluded their
work at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
and elected sixteen superintendent
for the First. Second and Third Con-
gressional districts. All of the men
appointed by tho hoard are incum-
bents ana twelve Of them were with
out opposition,
During the meeting yesterday ii
was openly charged that J. T Fem
tress, Il native Of Norfolk county. but
who is not principal of Chimborazo
school. and n candidate for division
superintendent of Norfolk county. was
endorsed by the Fusionist element.
the near-Democratic body having
Alvah Martin connections. This was
stoutly denied by members of the
Norfolk county school hoard. and 1t
was asserted that the only man who
mentioned politics NJ the meeting call
ed for the purpose of endorsing
candidate was the one who cast his
ballot against Mr. Fentress.
presents FcntreSs' Claim
Mr. Tillet. a member of tho Nor
folk county school board, presented
Mr.. Fentress' claim. He stated that
the board of Norfolk county held n
meeting last Monday and. after con-
sidering the merits and dement's OF
all the candidates for the position. en-
dorsed Mr.. Fentress. He stated that
there were present sixteen of the
eighteen members of the bodt. and
that only one of them voted against
the Richmond principal Following
this, DR.. Frank Wilson, one of the
members of the school board who was
absent when the meeting was held.
took the floor and declared that this
endorsement was political deal and
it did not express the sentiment of the
school patrons of the county Mr.
Tiliet then resumed the floor and re-
Piled:
''The only mention of politics at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
SENATE FILIBUSTER THREATENS SLAUGHTER
OF ALL MOST IMPORTANT LEGISLATION
PRESIDENT AFFIXES
SIGNATURE MAKING
BONE-DRY BILL LAW
ISSUES CALL FOR
21T5O RESERVE OFFICERS

Washington. March 3.--The war
department tonight issued call
for 2f.750 reserve officers of the
United States army. This num-
Der probably will Ie secured with
I'm sixty days, the department an
nouifced by the appointment of at
least fifty reserve Iieutenants and
captains from each of the 435 con-
grcssionaI districts.
Less than 1000 reserve officers
OF the line have been commission
cd up to this time, but officials said
this IS due to the lack of under
standing as to eligibility require
ments. Reserve officers have no
connection with tho national guard
and under the law they can he
used only in volunteer regiments.
raised for war or to I'll wartime
vacancies I'm the regular army.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
TARHEEL SOLONS BAR
LIQUOR ADVERTISING

Raleigh. y c.. March "a bill
prohibiting the advertising OF liquor
In North Carolina newspapers. nHaga-
zines, circulars, hillboards or any
other means was passed by the upper
house OF the general assembly last
night Supporters of the measure to-
day were apprehensiye that the bill
would not become law, because OF
the congestion of the house calendar.
Adjournment was set for March 5.
but because of unfinished buzz ness
the assembly was expected to remain
in session until the middle of next
week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
GERMAN PRESS IS
SEALED UP ON PLOT

London. March s,--The German
press has been ordered not To pub
lsh word regarding the American
Mexican revelations until further no.
tice, according to an Amsterdam dis
patch TO the Exchange Telegra phi
company. The dispatch Saws that 4
few circles are aware of the intrigue
and thet Il So considered possible that
results of the affair would he the
resignation If Foreign Secretary Zim-
hermann and tho ending Of Count
Won Bernstorf@s career as diplomat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
LINDBERGH'S CHARGES
NOT SUBSTANTIATED

Washington March 3--The federal
reserve board viii not he mpeacned.
without record vote the house to-
night laid on the table the impeach-
mept articles presented to the house
by Representative LtndbeTeh. Of Min
ncsota. charging the reserve board with
con Spiracy 20 wreck the countrys fl
uances and to manipulate prices The
house accepted q report OF III" judi
cjarv committee which reported that
no evidence had been submitted 20 Jus
fifty the Lfndbereh charges.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
WILL ENTER NO CONTROVERSY
As TO GERMANS PERFTDX'

WASHINGTON March 3-The United
States will enter into no controversy
with Germany over the revela tions of
a German effort to embroil Mexico and
Japan in an anti American alliance
The state department made it clear
today that it is confident OF the
authenticity OF the 2immermann-
Eakhardt letter which disclosed the
plot and. that 1t will not discuss any
question of justification for the move
secretary of State Lansing declared
that confirmation or denial of the plot
pc Foreign Minister Zimmerman was
'immateral."
Mexico Denies Pact.
Tonight the de faCto government
~ Mexico entered a specific denial
that IL had any part in the PROF. osed
rlot. Il. r, de Negri. charge DAFT
flares of the Mexican embassy here.
IN a statement tonight declared he
had received from Secretary OF For
sign Relations Aguilar a telegram of
IDEALLY denying that the proposed
anti-American alliance had ever been
considered by the Mexican govern
ment.
"Up to today" said the telegram,
the Mexican government has not re-
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
II~IRIAt IN CASE
or "ROoTs' ROGERS.

Atlanta Ca. March 2.--Juf ~ fi!l
late today declared m{strial IN the
cas- of Roots" Rogers. a former po-
lice officer and detective Of Atlanta
and late a taxi-drtveT accused ~ corn
plicity in tho ho|d-up Of a A. II Boy
kin. paymaster OF the Nartel NanH-
featuring company. The jury an
uounccd that it had been divided ten to
two. hut did not dtvuge how e stood
II was reported. however. that the ma
iority favored acquittal
Rogers was an Important figure III
the Leo Frank case several years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
AMERICAN MILITARY
ATTACHE KILLED

Washington. March 3.~Major Etvin
r. Heiherg, American military at =
tache at Rome. was accidentally killed
Thursday while riding on the Italian
front. A report 70 the state depart
ment today from the embassy said
the official was at the front on OBJ
-servation dnty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
MILLION WORTH OF
BOOZE WITHOUT MARKET

Chattanooga. Tenn. March s.
Fifty mail order whiskey houses in
Chattanooga. having a combined stock
exceeding value OF one million del
lars. we're put out OF business by a
stroke of the pen this afternoon = hen
the Reed act became a law Under
the provisions of this statute the To-
cal houses cannot ship into Georgia
or any other dry state or even use
the mails. The Tennessee law had
allowed them to remain in business
until July in. order to dispose of their
stocks.
The passage of the Reed an emil
ment. however, will not amount to
a confiscation of the liqucr stocks in
local warehouses, as has been assert /
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
PRESIDENT DECLARES
WILL BE NO EARLY GALL

WASHINGTON, March 3-There will
be no immediate extra session of the
sixty fifth congress This was the
edict that went forth from the White
House tonight despite the obvious eff
forts being made In congress to kill
imperative supply legislation in order
to force the president to call the new
congress together at once.
II was stated that even if important
appropriation bills failed the presi-
dent would delay calling an extra
session until the last possible moment
The funds now available for the yari-
Gus government departments run un-
til July l and an extra session called
a short time before that date would
have time TO supply needed deticien-
cies. The last of May or some time
during June was fixed tonight MS the
earliest probable date for an extra
session call.
II was recognized. however, that u
grave clash between the United
States and Germany might force the
president to alter this program A
declaration of war by Germany fol-
lowing the arming OF American mer-
chant ships would make 1t practical
ly Imperative that the president
should have congress on hand. The
destruction OF an American armed
merchant ship by a German sub
marine might create a similar situa-
ticn.
Delay Republican Program.
Tonight as the congress drew TO a
close nearly a billion collars in ap-
preparation bills was held up in vari-
Gus stages OF enactment. A group of
Republican senators anxious for An
extra session were apparently de-
termined to delay large part OF
k1his legislation and the bill author
izing the president to arm ships was
used as vehicle OF delay
How far these senator's would go
in holding up the supply bills was "a
matter that could not be determined
until the clock strikes twelve ON the
dying gasp Of the congress at noon
tomorrow.
Tonight in an effort to break the
blocking process in the senate admin
istration leaders let 1t be known that
no war move will be, made bv -,
president after the adjournment of
the present congress without calling
congress in extra session. Ii was
stated. that the president would not
involve the country in actual hostil-
tiles without giving congress an on
portunity to pass on the matter. The
concession had no effect on the hiock-
ade of legislation however.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
Presidential Inauguration.

March 9Th: S3,75 round trip from
Richmond via r.. f. & p. r. r. On
sale March ?, 3. and for morning
trains, 5th: return limit March Sth. In
augurai folder with map of Washing
ton free on application.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
nuildinx Ou~rntio.. 49,.

The week just ended was An an,,va
one in building lines. Building Inspec-
tor Butler having issued permits for
new structures to cost $1+3.s35. and
for repairs and alterations to cost 14.-
SIS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
Even Though important Legis-
lation May Fail of Final
Passage
INTERNATIONAL CRISIS
ONLY MAY CHANGE PLAN
President Will Not lake Any
War Action Without Calling
Congress. Together to Take
Proper Steps

Washington. March s.--That
the Republican senators were de-
tcr1mined to block the enactment
of the big army. sundry civil, and
general deficiency bill. appropri-
ating more than half billion dol
lars for routine government and
preparedness expense. became
apparent late tonight.
Representative F1tx cral Il.
chairman OF the house appropria-
lions committee. reported TO the
housc resolution making So
000, 900 available for the con-
Struction of the Alaskan railroad.
He urged immediate action on
the measure. declaring that he
had information dat the pro-
vision for the Alaskan railroad In
the sundry civil hill would not
pass nj this session. This meas
ure, with the army and general
through which the senate Re-
publican group demanding an OK
ira session hope to- force a call
for an immediate meeting Of the
new sixty fifth congress.
The Information comes 10
me- said Representative Fitz-
gerald TO the honsc. that the
senate cannot pass the s,mdry
civil bill. the army bill or the
general deficiency bill at this scs-
son. VIC have hopes that the
senate might approve n separate
hill for this Alaskan railroad
fund"
Washington. March 3-The
Joint resolution proposing an APP
preparation of $4,000. 900 for the
continuance of work on the
Alaskan railroad, passed both
house and senate late tonight.
This made II clear that both
house and senate leaders had
abandoned hope of putting
through the big appropriation
bills now pending before the con-
gress dies at noon tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04

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Via r.. r. & r. r. r.. leaves Elba
station, Richmond. 700 A. NJ. March
9Th; returning leaves Washington 1880
r. n same day Fare. $3.75 round trip.
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