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h m ?peech in the H
to root01 ? i" ?i
\ the
. - - ?
the b?
?
entai Mo? Waal
a, Republican, introduced ? te
.. ? I
* ? arm* :?* Mexico to eaptun
? r. i - and ? dlapatch of
to Mexican watei? to eoopi
there
pe? . . ? \ . i
I. f<
San rstary 1 ng ex] ? ird tha?
'?Il !'? ? ' C
slssoi with the problem
iroaUag the ,'?r-,'c Departmeal la
? ?:er of g?"" ? accurate il foi
tion. There ar.? no Amcican cou
fita immediate neighborhood of
point where ti.- .., re occur
and the Secretary Indicated there ?
?as a pos?ibility tha' all Ai.ier
ronsnl? imi;h? be withdrawa from
States o* Durango, ? hihual >?
ir.ti! rompiere ordoi "?< rOStS
Il was de? ?le.l at the
?-fornnatro: -'k?,i ng the nr.ir?
?a-v.uid be taken from say ralli
? euTce, Including official? el ?
facto govcrrr-ient.
Satisfied ?alth Steps
."?.retanr Parsing made it clear t
there was nothing to ladieate that
' arrtri-a authontiea had not di
everything w thin their power to
- -e.lend the ba lits, S that ?S far
the ftep?, taiacr. appeared to be sat
factory.
Th? I'r'-rl r-!R'.i-? Mr Lansing a?
sapa? ? at the bandit? be pi
ishe?". and STidenc? y ' thl | BBlahmi
?t hi forthcoming Upon tha den
opiner*.? depend the natun of the i
tlofl the I ? Itcd Sutes a 111 requl
There it? ?au4, to be r.o proof that Gl
eral \ lia ? tually made throata agali
all Americans, although some inforrr
t:-*n *.o thai < ?.
partment.
As irr the reeponelb II "t of Carrs
for the tragedy, tha Serr,-*~
that a q.e- ' fad resraln? to
established. The State Dei
r-.jft knou under wh?t clrcamstanc
?? ? Amerieai i went late t -t i iti
-, whlcl tbsy lost theii - ?ad wh
condition? surrounded their slayir
rh? department ha? no
'?garer f .. . rroop train whii
? report? i preaa ?;- spatchea to }-*
4 aused th?
?ying the Amei cana to eoi a si
g v ? g the banditi on
enter the coach?-?.
Point? to Warning
'??gard to the warning It '?rar?'
. the Secretary, ;t
-?-ate Department would not :
i?*, thi? Una? what pat:? n: Mea
idered safe *?r-.! ? rh- ?
i dared aaaafe. Il w&? the antic
a r.ht bsppi : ? i
I uahus. II was ?aid, tha*. prompted th
? n ' ? i thi recof
. rra
.
? an ci kun ?
? of ten tory which the;
.
Mr. \n edondo*? statement that Ameri
? ? OUI 0'
?fi ron*- di?' i
Ion ? artm?
-oncluaion of bit
secretary La r. that hi
received no
'rai Carrait
.
1 id I ?
I and by the i'arrania ? SB?
( ' u i c, a.
? least doubt," re >a.d
the Carra
they have captured and
?
.? ? era to go
..4 , DUl I ..' : ? :
i soi Im eenstitored ?? ? pa*
ptn I
MThs Carraaxa authoritlea have n
WBBted Americana te retara te the
warb in diatricta not annuoatlo Bh
v.iidrr ibrir control an.l where r? ??
ha? not been ,?;il relj tr?t?4t?,l W
have nevei Invited American? to retui
to any tli?tiict except those such i
Tnxpam and Tampico und regioi
where there la no question ragardii
the guarantee of then safety. We ha?
fully resll ed lb? .1 Incultj of protei
I tmericai n cei tain 1 egiona an
rotai laabillty to do so In Ihoi
whei ? ictionsri elemenl 1? 1
control. Americana ihould staj awn
? m h diati .
"The rea-011 Wh] Ihre unfoi lunnl
Victim? Sf Villa'? 1er.?? tj met such
hie fate ia solely thelt d?
get tO theil place of business and ii
??.il activity before Ihe eomplel
control of the region by tha forcea 1
law und order ?tit1 constitutional go?
ernmeal had been scrampltahed."
Mr Arredondo directed attention 1
the fact thai th? murdera of the Amer
can mining men tool plac? on the edg
?f lie foothill' of tne ."-'erra Msdl
lange of mouritaiti?. 111 a region pi
cultarly favorable to the operations o
such a band, and ?vhere outrages of
aimilar eharactei hu\e occurred in th
rast.
"I am trusting now," the ambn??ado
continued, "in the s ninl aSBSS of th
?\merican people, who cannot but tr
al.re that hardly a month Iibs passe
I nee the State of t'hihiuihua pa
into the nominal control ol the 1
rauxa government, which already ha
taken over the control of the eure
town?, and that within as short a tim
it was materially Impossible tO vegan
complete control and maintain en( 1
ordei throughout the \a?- state, 1 eai
i'ig out the remnant? of the orne pow
?rim] army of Villa, which had its origi
i?l organlsatiaa ia the western n
glana "
Send Troops to Mexico,
Is Demand in Congres?
- ? ? t-'*>u ? Barsa |
Washington. Jan. IS. The MoxicBl
issue was taken up again in CoBgreai
to-day A resolutior*. introduced b]
Senator Lewis and allowed Is lie or
labls, provides:
"Thai tne Proaidenl of tl
State? be author ?ed end empowered
: Order the arnrv of thl I i I tec
or an> BOOOSSars parr thereof, :o the
tountry of Mexico, and to rhero ?o
operate with any force there ei I 1 ?
which to the Proaidenl ?hull acera ap
propri?t? '01 the objecl ol proted ;
the citi.-.ena a:.d property of the 1 ? ?? ?
States, and to punish thosi
? . leeuriti of United States cil lei
?. ." norize the Pre 'dent :o
the mil 'arv and naval forces of trie
1 nited States in Mexico '
r a? now- by law ? ?
BgUa and 11.? '
pi ote? ' I
A reso.ut'.on introduced in the House
by Repr ? tal ve Moss provide-.;
"That it is the ?ense of the HoBOO of
Representatives, the Senate eon? 1
n-.rr.t o? the 1'nited
" ? '
?ro sue!, pan o1" its army and navy a?
be n< i ' mm? cap?
?.i bring to IBl CO the pcrpe
upon
?. . ? ? . ? ?
protection to American eitizei - 1 Mes
ss to pre* ? ?pet ii
such outragea, and thai to 1
abject the 1 lei ermj ?hall
?
the l"n;ted Stal
waters adjacent 1 coast of Mexico,
am! both rems 111 h time
.
t ei led S
the 1.1; ? ,>* ts 1 " em ? th? '
? re."
? ,.
?leu. ef I'?'?.?-, in the House wa? 1
only discuaaioa of the ?itaatioa
eithei branch s? Congrasa
"Since these trouble? iir?;??? ! hi
11 .-il !.. ii" my ?In1 va a rit i. en SO?
Kepre en tat i ve m Congress bi keep!
?liiiet. and leaving the whole niatl
.n m? bands of ihe Preaidaal aad I
??Secretary of State." ?aid Mr. Slayd?
"I baVg heen i -ilent even when
though! seiious mistakes were bei
mad? I am not on m> feet to-da) I
Ihs parp?se <>f criticising anv ens
urn Venturing to speak a few wo?,I? !
daj becau?? i feel thai 11 ?s a duty
OWe niv i??c, the people of the bord
hu?! na conaeieaet i? is ? ?nty i a?
:he whole country, f.u I ?hall ?enlii
:? warning, ??hidi, if heededi leas a?"
trouldi for Hit neople of Maine.
weil a. the people of Texan, Ari/o
and ? allfernia.
Horrors ?;r?iw Steadil?.
"Horrors in Mexico ?re esmulath
Whs bas forgot tea the eutragei ?t D
rariu-o. when u cits aras destroyed, tl
murder? m ihr Ooaibra tunnel, wb?
Innocent turn, women and children we
i '-t, burned ?nd suffocated t-r ? bs
dit who on the border ?????-. known to I
a confederate m crime ?if Perot?
\rango, otherwiaa and wor.?e know
a? Tancho Villa'' Seme of yotj mt.
have forgotten thai the paiii-nli
?lief ?n,,) innr.lercr who executed th
horror fled to the ! niter! State?, whei
be wee arrested and confined la a stoc!
H?!- a* Foil Bliss, Stales is near Kl Pa?
; ? so called ;n?pi -?onmrnt he Wl
I..?' or fed and cared for than rrer ;
his whole worthless and criminal lif
..".m a few months Ural relented.
"The people of the border ha\? her
patient un,lei an unparalleled series c
outrages. They do not want war wit
Mexico, hii? they do want security f>?
thell ' ve? Bad property. Their patient
neat exhaustion, and if some relier
absolute, reliable ?nd continued, i? no
quickly given them they may not al
ways remain patient ?helr ?nger i
(real ?nd growing. I deplore ?ny rasl
ai-ron on their part, ?rd 1 ?irrere!
hone there will be none, hnt he nuis
be ri'ind who cannot se? the danger.
(alls for Fnd of Outrage.
'. believe in Pan-Amcricanism
have pleaded for it for ??<?;?' I bs
lieve that it will hnng a better under
standing and more cordial relation?
I believe that -a corollary n^ '? wi" *-'
?(feet ? meani of preventing thi
rrence of uch condition? as th" ?
th?' have d ?graced and rumril Mcvir.,
v the il -f-rrihl af'air? of any if
public in either of the America? be?
come a scandal and a BUisaOCC, whei
the ofTen?i\e odors of them crOSl In
ternational lines and the cries of the
fall "i, the ear? of nSighboi
??nii g ?lie peace of other eoun
ii l'un Ameritan union could and
should end them.
"Airain I say ?hat horror m!ed or:
horror, crime treading ?!1 Hi? heeli
of crime, have exhausted the patience or
riie people of th? berdei itet -. ..r,,i
rhc\ will he satisfied with nothing
short of rhe capture and execution <?''
the m orderen of the - te? \ ?? ?
who are the latest victim? of ?n?rchy.
. | . en t on foi ovei
ere i,., u? '. itory n? comic
? ? ? ,
. ? . ? bach te
. to the i i roirular woik and who
IS en enl foe
??on, a?=Krd foi a:..I wer? refused
I hep? il : ? not true.
thai tl -over n
Mexico is :? ' ffei ??? te ti
? tions, oi faithful t,, the tras! as
. lion.
"There la also a ry, and tbi? l be
? V I | ?? - an orner | ?? n
bandi! followers to
sll Amei and to loot.
1er or not, I
has been done.
? . I v ? "lire to -av ?hat the ris
?mericans <
?nger? ind cannot be trill I
?
STATEMENT AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1915
ASSETS
Loans and discounts.
Acceptances of other banks discounted
Overdrafts secured and unsecured
United States bonds to secure circulation .
Bonds, securities, etc.
Stock of Federal Reserve Bar?. .
All other stocks.
Due from banks and bankers i;"t)
Checks and other cash items ....
Exchanges for Clearing House
Notes of other national banks
Federal Reserve notes ....
Due from Federal Reserve Bank
Specie in vault ......
L^a!-lender notes in vault ....
Redemption fund with United States Treasurer
and due from United States Treasurer
Customers' liability under Letters of Credit and
Acceptances
Tota; ....
LIABILITIES
Capital stock 'paid in.
Surplus fund ........
Undivided profits.
Reserved for taxes, etc..
Circulating notes .....
Due to bank*? and bankers net I
Individual deposits subject to che?.-.
Dividends unpaid . . . .
Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 day??
Certificates of deposit due on or after 30 da\s
Certified checks ......
Cashier's checks outstanding
Letters of Credit and Acceptances .
Total ....
S5b.965.649.84
?43,964.32
3.540.24
740,000.00
1.656,173.74
$?10,000.00
36,300.00
?46,300.00
?.798,730.24
353,319.99
4.699.118.08
?6,000.0(1
174,425.00
$5,..47.524.25
8.711,422.70
1.2/1,315.00 ?5,230,261.95
202,000.00
1,214,479.63
$36,140,984.49
j6.450.409.15
80.934.00
?04.550.66
169,218.44
360,356.25
1.1I2.o28.70
$84,553,963.03
$4,000,000.00
3,000,000.00
833,002.46
3.984.67
740,000.00
74,519,081.69
1,457,894.21
$84,553,963.03
ACCOUNTANTS CERTIFICATE
HASKINS '.&, SELLS
Certlfed*Public Accountants
>V broad Sire??
New York. Januarv 10th \9\f
Meist s. Hoiace Havemeyer, Chairman
Sidney ?. Mitchell
Charles E. Perkins
Theodore F. Whitmarsh
hi ?am nil tig Committee, Irving Natiorm Ban..
Dear Sirs: Pursuant to engagement, we have made? an examina?
tion of the assets and accounts of the Irving National Bank, New York,
as at the c'ose of business on December 31, 1915, and
WE HEREBY CERTIFY that, in our opinion, the above state?
ment of Assets and Liabilities is correct, and is in agreement with
the books. Yours trulv,
HASKINS Ck\ SELLS
Certified pal lie Aceouiitari'.?
IRVING NATIONAL BANK
WOOL WORTH BUILDING
NEW YORK
WILSON I?LATIVE
KILLED IN MEXICO
News of Welles Murder
Suppressed, Says News?
paper Man.
CARRANZAS BROTHER
SLAIN BY BANDITS
(?encrai Took No Action to Pun
ish Murderers, Asserts
Chicago Man.
n. t? ?*????+ te t??? MBaaa i
i hirag-n, Jan. IS .Jiinius H. lAreH.
who t-iMted Mexico recently ?? ? staff
correspondent of "The ? hiogo Daily
Newa," ?poke of condition? south of
tin? Rio (trande to day
"A relative by mamag? of Presides!
W l?nn wa? killed In the .?hooting up
el a railroad train in Mexico a few
month? ago,'* ?aid Mr. W oo?l. "The
H'ory wan BUppfOOBed until now. A
hri.t'her of Pres'dent farran-a of M':<r
ko was killed in th? BSSB? iiianner. 1 he
American government kept quiet about
the shooting of President Wilson? rela
tive, though COpiOOS report-, on it were
forward?? hy COB ?ais ranada ?nd Sil
liman. President Carranza ?lid not ?lo
anything. Fven th- k.lling of hi?
brother did not interfere with hie pre
pramme of ?peechmakmg and recep
tion?. There is not much he can do
Outlawry exist? through m?ich of the
count ry
? i; g(, Welle?, formerly of Denre?-.
. : ?4 ? Si I cousin of Presidenr
Wilson. He had lived m Mexico for a
number of year? and had a ranch ?lor,?;
Uns ot the r?''road which luni
fi ,,- Vers Crus to ?Santa Lucrecia,
?her? I? connect* with the frhiin't"
pet Railroad Last .September, when
Pre? ien! Carransa aras making hi?
,. tal :i Vota 'mi, Welles, vim
.'.. .""CI -icso.s to ns> hi? flS< B, left by
train for hi- rarirt-, A few m !e? o |1
of Ver?, CrUS the 'rain wa? dvn?mitel
and abeat .'l|0 sesseagers artrs ?-not
and killed. Welle? wa.? ?inong the
number.
?The S?afe Pepartment at W'nsring
ton wa? informed of Welle?.'- relation
Sfa [. to the President through the
President'? cousin, who was Welles'??
Rrst ?ifc Welles had married again.
Hi?, second ?vir'e was the widow of BI
American mine SWBer in M?>ic<> nameu
Miller."
Munav F Crossette, ?-ho missed
being smong 'he ms ?acred Americans
,,?' i] .? Palmer mil t onlj b) * hair
?a? at tint r. noire,I to be among
the victimi ??! 'he bend s' sttack, aas
stunned ?-hen news that mai;. >.f hi
... i.? en ?lain .?..
,.,, e,i ? , ,-a,?;.. i. week
ago, coming it?.m San Antonio, lex.
ne? urn-, ,ng na?? bren lying i,i
with a' aggravated attack >?:' Inlueaaa.
"I bad la in? i taking my men ? a!
o-i th?- sans train thai bur, t H M -.
f and the l'aimer men," said Mi
? russerte. v.hr, is manager of thi
.. J- ga, I exr to the Palm-':
, "On tl ' ?'?a-, of tins ye?>
I learned of ?. ,' r< tor?' i:i?----ir.g te be
held on Januar] :? ?" Cbi?eaga rhal
marki 'h- narrowness o! our eseapt."
The i.m:.i.g .:-. .n termed the massacre
? ? . | ? ,,' a long list of crimes
committed againal Americaas** ami
i,uke bitterly ? what he tetmeii tl ??
ty of hopint: that the State l>"
partasenl would do anything to a^er.g'
the death ?T bis fr r ds.
^,? IHBSM P?,re?'.
WsahiagtOn, Jan. It. Secretary
ng Mid tonight tha' he had 1*10
?,,?1 ation abc il 'lie -.??ving of M?*.
Welles, a relative of the President, by
?texicail bandits.
Grand Fork?. V D. .Tac. 13. Par*
., ?r, reported slain by Mexican
r.ar.dits, i? a sor. of a (iuerro, Mexico.
rancher an?i a brother ??f Mrs. .1. (1
. .,f lira-id F'.rks. Mr?. !lane>
..!-' thai her father and two other
brothers, residing on her father'
raiich. have me' a like fate. She ha
no! heard from them since Noi
'?? lust.
? Francisco, Jan. i" The four
brothers ot' Charles A. Pringle, one ?.:"
Americans killed hy bandits in
?l"\.ro, huve -ent th? following to
Presiden! Wilson: "In the name of
humanity, in oruer w> preve?a other?
lunering a like bereavement, we,
th? brother? o? Charle? A. Pringle just
killed 1r. Mexico, are Impelled! to d?
-, aid that our government take Imme
Bt? tej.? to (.ecv.re the safety of
those of otir eHUeue, ?s well a? ?he
citizen? of other nstlons who ?r? pur?
suing the'.r l?gitimit? business In Mes?
? o with all the vigor there Is in as
ws ask that tho?? Mexicans who took
part 1r. the masaaer? be apprehended
and executed.?
VILLISTA CHIEFS
CAUGHT AND SHOT
? ?nt i ?n. -t trtrm paga I
eatly psr? Of ?he Bight Street brawl?
be! ' ee?i Mexicans in.! Aniencars W<SfS
frequent.
By 10 o'clock l| wan reported tha*
knives w?re fre<r-uently used ar.d all
amhuUnce" in the city were rushed
', .tough the s'reets, walls physicians
?vers hurried to el] pacts of the city.
I OS! of the lights wr--ie hr-ween AmCT
. .;i soldiers end Mexicans.
Plan Raid Into Mexico.
PeliCS reserve? were called ou' and
? ier wan gives to keep the neop
moving ir. ?11 downrown Streets. Po
lice ?t ail hotel, ar? ssarchlag out
Mexican? ?r.d advism? their dep?r*ure
RepOltl were current l?t? to-ntght of a
secret r-iee?i:ig of cattle and mining
men t.? arganltS th? proposed punltira
? cpeditten in Mexico Immediately, with
.r without the consent or" the i u'rrar.z?
government.
Ueports from Chihuahua City said
General Trevino, with "00 men. aras
in the Santa Yrabel district hunting
for Oneral Villa and hi? band. Chi?
huahua Cits was ?raid to he ,-,:?? -.. ??, |j
deeUtuts of troopi.
A petitiea a?!dres?ed to Theodore
Kooscvelt asking him to use bis n
flu-'r.ce to obtain ? change in the for?
eign policy of (his government, ??
related to Me .ico, r.s .sent ton?",..?
A repoi' from Chihuahus that ?en
ABtericaai and two l.ngluh women
ad beca killed at Madera could rot
be confirmed here. Neither wni th-re
verification r'or a rumor that three
tmsncani had been murdered in the
? ana-.t ? district <>i Sonera.
The bodies of eighteen American?
illod Monuay reached Kl Pa.-o early
??-dsy The body of .Toseph Fnder-,
eported to have been kille,), was not
mong those arriving to-day.
Joint funeral -.rrvlces were held this
item ?son for E. !. Robinaoti and Man?
ice Anderson. Some of the bodie?
II be -ent t?. homea of relative?
! ?' bodf "t I A l'r'nj?le will he
ent to San Pram eo for burial. .1 P.
<>>?'? bod) Will be -ent to I.os Angeles,
he body of A. ? ouch, mutilated ?1
esl hejond recognition, r. ill he ?en?
? Ram hurt. Tes I h.? bo.iv of || r.
? ?i? ?ent to-day to Kansas City.
?oiif.? \\ . Newman'- body was sent te
cene. V H . to-day. The others will
' ' ?- ? ... x . , .
AMERICAN MINERS
LEAVE CHIHUAHUA
II.il Work in Sonora Slate Will
Continue.
Willinin I.oeb, )!., mst'iif-inr; iln'''"'
?of the Aineiicari BBISItiag hikI Refining
lompany, announced yeaterdiiy that lie
?had received word from lu? represent?
'live ?t KI Ps " tlmt nil 'lie Aniericnn
I mining eeacern? in Chllmahua d a-i sr
i .iered thell men nut sf thai territory.
, ,\1i l.och said that till BCtlSfl ?vu I
, decided ?>ii si ? nieetin?- sf tks Mi"*?
? snd Bmelten .' oelatioa at El Pa?o.
, nn ?rganisatien of minias eoaeera?
laaerating .? ? the Cblhuahaa Held, Be
did ?irit. BBOWj he Mid, how niHtiy men
A.mld lie nfTert?'l. bul ilx? number
Iweuld run lut" ?overal huBdreda.
'IfflfisN of the (irenie ( ?n.?nr? and
Phelpo-Deajga eoeapaaloe, sporsting
mine? In the Sonorn Stnt<* of Mexico,
??id tri-t th.".- arere not affected hv the
recent disorders arid thut thev would
no? Withdrnw th?"ir men ?o long a? eon
dilion? remained as fhey were 1'ir
rnn?i? r'nne? aie m ab-.oliite control of
their dial riet, tin \ ? in?)
The t'ireene Cenen(M rornpnnv re
rel-ri*il :, telsgfBBl from It.? represent).
live et ? annnea, Sonorn, IByiBg thai
evervt h i n je ?as ?julet. T h 1 ?a apparent
ly dispone.? ?.f a rumor from Fl Pp?o
fodnv ihn? three AlBerieSBB Bad bOOB
murdered i" the CsBsnes distriel
MEXICAN MASSACRE
PUT UP TO WILSON
Administration, Colonists Say,
Allowed Rosy Reports to
lure Victims to Death.
Maine tor the niHs^arre of .?venteen
American?, in Mexico last Monday was
put squarely op to President Wileon
yesterday hy two OOloatUtO, ?aho ad
dreaaed the NatJaaal Special Aid Socie
'4. an Srgaaisatlofl of v. omen, of ffl
Pifth Avenue, and who ?poke und?r ?.
*"ir'!??d name? to protect, ?heir families
from 4'arran's. One o" them "W P
Hrown" is a ranch owner In I hi hua?
hua, with a wife and Children lirtag
tiff* miles from th? ?cens of -he ma?
?arre. The other "Michael i . Smith"
i? a rendent of Tampiro.
"In Fl f? a three ?reeks tgo I ?Ho.*?
hands wi?h ?-??,-,?..? ,-,r,e of tile men who
were killed." Mid ?row- "Mip'ed by
ro?y repor's v. hi en the ?,|ivir tratlOB
at Waahiagtaa ha? allowed t,-. come
from thii part of Mrxico, they all sreal
into the state The i*eepenaibillty far
the aaaful bu'chery that to.lowed r.,:?
at the door of President W ,1 ea
"Bath i ar't sad Wilson nada ?he mis?
take ?. ? | ?J v ,"h
a cIi : ?? la M? 4.i?} ??> day
"here ? i ? ? . 1er an , al
tlio igfa ? ally- at peace
ami < airu:..... ; -upposed to be BUpreme.
".?-. eretary Lan ,. - r-.? .,
thron ? ,iu -? ?
eaa i ?'.i!:.' Csrrs a ii powerless to
restoif srder or I n as on for
tin* lives of United tau eil
"There ia sal] 01 I <Viaerl?
? ? > ' ' later?
?
* . the Wile? ...i
n - ha? repeatedly turned
1 ...,., v i..-. .* 1 ?.??tiers,
sltl 1 ?y were par?
niilt?;.| *'i *ec S? ei ??'..? !!? ? ??;
"l ni'ortunately, however, Mr. Iiryan
did all the talking ??t ? b< ia aud
?aid Sini'h. "and we never had .? I
te i;e' ,i word In. Ar t*??* end he would
si tally aah us if we hml interest? in
Molleo, Hii'l when we admitted i' he
would ?ay. 'Well? gentlemen, you are
prejudiced ' "
I.ike Hrown. Smith declared the only
remedy srs? in Intervention, ??: d ?aid
thai Carrants ??;- control ". oaly
half th.' country.
The National Spoelal Aid Se
whieh :? Htlii:Ht?il with the Satioaal S?
. .. 1. League, a I II ai d ??? ?l<" egation
of eli-re? the league'? con?
tre? in Wash r L'ton ?.i Jsnuar] 20,
Silliman (Uves Message
of Wilson to Carranza
Keuve Laredo, Mexico, Jan. 13 Rep
reaentation? af the United Btatea guv?
erameat regarding tin tas . a ol for?
eitfiier*; near Chihuahua City bars
tnted te Geaei al Venn .? a Cai
ranza, w. Querotsro hv Coasul John
K. Siliiman. arcor?lini? to a private tel -
epryiir ??-reived here to-night.
ha'.e been taken to ?i ir?ue the
bendita, it ia reported from Queretaro,
gad tears effort will be BSads *o 8B**"t
i.re and punish them. QsBSral Jacrr.*'
Trevino has beet, sent to 4'hihuahua to
take full command of the ?ituatior.
there. General Alvaro llbr-fnn ?till
Bras in Queretaro to-night.
VERDI, STILL ARMED,
PERMITTED TO SAIL
Clearance Granted When Italy
Promises Guns Won't Be Used.
The Italian liner O'-i'eppe Verdi, her
two ?rim? ?till mounted aitem, was
permitted tS ?a:l yesterdav. (oile?-tor
Malone received instructions from Sec?
retary MeAdoO early in tha afternoon
to perm.'. t:,?? ihip to clear.
The State Department, allowed the
Verdi to ?ail only after the Italian
Ambassador srave ss'iirances that the
Cut:? would rot be u??d to attack tub
marines which attempted to wain th?
vessel. t'ernn-?'.i-: for ?aillag was
rlvall the more readily hecau*?e the
State Ponart" eat i ' sot wi?h to com
p?lente ?he pond rig Persia ?ass
Wa.hir.'/'xn. Jan. 13. In a'.iowir.ir
?h? Giuseppe \'erdi to sail froiv. New
Yoi'-. v. .th her armament, Secretary
I^insrn-r javs out. the foilowins s'-ute
mer.t;
"li. ?iew of th? forma'. a?suran?-es
recelvd from '.ho Italian Arr.bas?ador
'o-day. *h ?'. the gUM on hoard th?
?????i- u. ; 'i'. ?r?t i Verdi. at' the
Trans-Atlanti? Italiana Line, bow at
th? Port sf ' "v "fork, ?rill be seed ai ij
:?>r doieaeive purposes ar:d ?:.i not be
i-??.,?, .,i ?,?.;.,? i sbmarine ?-.'hilit
i-.'a ararned tha Iiepar-?.-.<: ? of
State t-a-i informed the treasury De?
partment :1...* :t has r.o abjectie Is
the elesraacc si the ressel c ac
COUBi of the armament which ?be ear?
r?es."
? ynre i~.jpe to li?? fitted,
MS**? )?. / ?*? ?i ? .?>
Mansion Coffee
* , ? ? ? - ? '. - bRm IBst
ei Unary rs r -u. .
r ??..'";?? le a
ii? th? flavi ........... ,; _j||j
o' ,:|.'.?r p; 1 f ! ??jrr??\ [nil :i: en I* .
..in.?' ?? frem iSb uupert? al
24C. PER POUND
? rartaus middlemeta'i ?nf>
? ni? i ? ' . .p? of
Delivery Free on Fire Pounds
M'T', 1 ,i ? ?il r. q ??'.
; ALICE FOOTE MacDOUGALL
John 1483 131 Front St.
5,000 MEN SENT
TO CURB BANDITS
Sonora Governor Prom?
ises Troops in Chihua?
hua Within Week.
nonjrl??. Ari-., Jan. l.T General P.
Bllei ?'?lie?, military governor of So
n- r?. is preparing to send ?,000 cavalry
into W'?atern Chlhoahua to ?Id In run
ning down the remaining Villa fore??,
according to announcement to-day by
Ivej ('. J.elevier, ?'?rrmns? eon?nl here
Th? troop? are being mobilized Si
Tomehl, Sonora, ?bout forty miles west
of the Chihuahn? ?t?'a lln?, h? said
The movement wa? de? ?der] on !a?t
tlight after a telegraphic conference, h?
?.?e-,n General ('ailes, at H?rmosi|lo,
and ?'?rr?n-r? officials In ?'hihu?h'ja
? ity.
1 he Carranza ?roops will ?nde?ror to
close In on the Villa r?lders by ?ending
th? Sonor? column east from Tonlchi,
another COatlngeat south from Ju?ret,
a third column west from ( hihuahna
?'fty and a four'h detachment north
from Totreon. The Sonora contingent
is expected to be in tho field within a
week.
(icr.ern! Alberto Garcia, with a bun
dred men, I? operating independently of
other factions in ?he .Sahuarlp? dis?
trict, ?Sonora, and levying tribut? In
?mall town?. Jos? 1'llow, a Mexican
mining rnaii, reporting this to-day, said
rhat his pr.rtner, I, Kstaban Borgaro,
ha . heen tortured by Villa troop? three
?seek? ?go near Jecori. Sonora They
demanded gold, ?nd hanged him until
'no was nearly ?lead befor? he rebelled
?.?-hero hi) had buried Jli.OIO. His lif?
?hen ?-in spared.
N'ogale?, Am, J?n. 13. -An incon
f rnio?i report reached her? to-day that
.? Carraass force under General M
IMetj-tier had been defeated with heavy
losses by Y..qui Iniiiani under ?Jener?l
Francisco l.'rbalejo. Mexican officials
a' N'ogale?, Sonor?, had no ?uch repor*
CEASE TRIFLING.
T. R. TELLS WILSON
? nnt niiril from r>?r? I
far] Gerrnr.-- thai ba would hold her
tr. ? ?trlet accountability if sh? ?ai.it
t'iese ships. Eight months hare goi i
-- ? Y ;, ..i ? ??'. ! lite- the r.u-1
tani? v.ero Buns. Ship after "hip has
been i ?tal of lives lost
! ! .... ? i ??[ ? ? lent Wilson
?? Rg ci apt to write no-res.
c?.ch i.? ng ! by ?? ; re h sut?
.....
"I* la worth while calling ?r*<-ntion
' '-jr.? Department's insertion to
day thai it hr? 1 warned Americans to
r.'?n OUI of MeaiCO. In this re->r>er"
President Wilson is opyirg the ss?
r Ben itorif when
he warned the American? to Keen off
the I.us, an B, which warning wa? fol?
lowed by murder. But it is a- leas! te
d .,.- thn Oermaa Amha??ador thai
the murders of which he ?-.v? aran
were of eitisena of a foreign land. In
I ' ? ' ease the s 11 i I
followed by murder of citizen? of
our own land.
'".'.'.? did nothing vhen our citizens
were murdered on the h'Rh sea? bv
Germany. Apparently wa Intend to do
nothing about th?- citizens that have
, urdered by Mexico ?nd remem?
ber that President Wil-on had recog
i.ued the Mexican government which,
nevertheless, he so di?*rusted that he
wanted our citizens that at the peril
of their live? they must i.o* -tay in
Mexico.
"Meanwhile, for three years our
,.n y nr,<? ttevy have deteriorated, and
Bryan, Kitehin, Hay and the other
??arty .-?--..ciares of Mr. Wil-on seem
lient on rivalling one another aa to
which can most successfully ob-.tru.-t
the purpose of the American people t..
prepare for its own defence. And
i're-ider.- Wilson is himself personally
responsible for the fact that during the
' ight? en months since the pren? war
began no* .?ne s*ep la preparedness ha?
le.mi taken.
"When th? great war ceases we shall
have earned the contemptuous dislike
of every combatant, und if we don't do
< or duty in Mexico one or all of them
urely seise Mexico th?sasselvea.
-Thanks to this adniinistra'ion, our
Leasing and Pleasing
at the same time
Tbat'i w f i;i t we're doing in the PiquiUbli B?ssml>
in>/ ritflit along ***> aw It-mating spnoe hourlw
and Pleasing tenants 03 the minute.
\ot because we h')\ *? .'in y m.>ti')]'oiv of --r-a-KJ
ni?iniKis ??r I'ourl'sy. hut becaute up have g
building which ?i ;i 'ii'?nof>'?lv of all thole eon?
Bideratiotifl which make a tenant pleated withUi
rlioirr*
Equitable Building Corporation
120 Broadway
&(ia*
/ p-etas
M REMAINXR OF MANY I I NFS OF UOMhNS UINTF.R APPAREL
??A FFW OF A KIM/ V?MUOU3 SIZES COLORS AND STYLES
$45 ?o ?95 Tailleur Suits? $20 a ?38
Mostly fur trimmed -<J-*irable for gerjeral wear.
$45 to *65 Dresses?$18, $38
Afternoon and Dance dre**e*, of cloth and silk
siso chiffon romhiintion effects special groups to doK
$95 & $I25 Fur-tnmmed Wraps?-? $55
Afamoo? and evening styles. a ?pedal group to dm
$45 to $65 Motor * Utility Coats?$25,M5
Of splendid BBatcriall many trimmed with high-class fun.
$10*? $18 Silk ??- Lingerie Blouses?$5
A complet** clearance of many lines
S18 4? 52 5 Streel * Semi-dress Hats " $5
-? Pak sf??uw
?195 -. ?425 Fur Coats?$95, ?195, $295
SI- rt and loflf Hudson Seal Coat- Mole and Caracul Coats.
$95 .o H95 Fur Sets?-f $45, *75 >???-? 595
Of Sea!, Skunk. Dyed Blue Fox. Taupe Fox. Pointed rux.
Cub-Bear. Silvei Lyn\, Moleskin, ^ hite Fox and Mink
<:,.', to $00 Mufs?of Raccoon, Beaver ami Mole '$98, $U
people may bave ahead of them .,
e\ii ?lay oi recKor.n g when the warring
powers ar- . |. free to turn their
attention to US. I -ay ma;.. but a- a
matter of r'ac' 1 believe that I
day will surely come uni?
eniment aban.Ions its attitude of crim?
inal fatuity as regards both prepared?
ness and international duty."
Ask Wilson to Remove
Consul as Villa Adherent
El Paao, Tex. .fan. IS. Than
Edwards, American i'on-ul at J
?,--,, recived with shouts of derision
when he appeared in 'he lobby of .?
local hotel filled with SI Mag MS I
"Vou canr.' "???' r-:*-"'
calmly toi I ??!.?-?
bis hack, he ???rode freo -he lobby.
???',o hack to Juares, whsta yo'- ?'
lor.ir." the mining mer. ih?MM4 M ?VI
surrounded Edwarns w ?? threate- ??
ssenaer. "Yon are a Villa taaaa\ T*
? a:. American, i.o to Costa'-11
01 wherever Villa is. ?? e have eifht?'
Americar beys he murdered. feaesga
to b ? nroud .?*' your fri? ' ! " _,.,
A petitiei leal to Prei ******
late to-dav, boa I ? ;"" ??"S
.ents cf El Pasa, asked ?hit P
wards "" tento/eei froai smcs_
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