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DURANGO BANDITS
PROTECT VILLA
Outlaw Chief Arrives in
Zacatccas- Was in lor
rcon April 13.
ANTI AMERK \N
SF.NTIMi.NT OROWS
1 S. Suldicrs 1 ircd Ou by
snipcrs Without Hindraacc
fri'in Carraaie Chtefs.
Pai
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I make
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i request I ip ?41
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ry lying
Parral and 1
? -h ? ti-Ami
Mc 4.1. ,in \ eraaon of I'arral.
Thi. .
?
? driven
?
. has learned ?? have
irivc-i ap ] ' -i. aml he
'. hich,
he has bei
of rr,.. i
In the terntor.
icaa troopers i
> .
whenei i- they i... cloae 4 i
o ra a
l ? |
staa ... to
(arrai
.. commi
f
Amer
REPORT ME.XICANS
ASK WITHDRAWAL
i i I'ht.,,. Tr? . \prii :?.?Mealcaa
..fb. iall at < a-a.. (.randi*. BCC0?ns
paaleof h4 ? delegatiea of Mealeaa
,i'i/en?. an- aaid Ie "ave rlalted
Ihe l alted SWatea'camp *i Colaala
Dablaa, aeai l aaas Graaoiea, i?> aah
ii,. withdrawal "f ,hi' laaerican
aosMlera la Ihe i .i-a14 Graaoiea caaa
|fj
Ihr Meilraaa -aid lhe\ fearerl an
?prisiag nf Ihe poaaalarc ?hich ihe
i arraaaa tommaadrrs woald not bc
able la eaatrol The .eport ?a?
br<mahl here b\ per.on* from tbe
I 4.1. I.rande4. rountr-..
AVIATORS SNIPED
BY CARRANZISTAS
Officcrs Report Numcrous
Shootings by Mcxicans
Supposcdly Friendly.
General Perahlhg's Camp a' 'bc
?Xnr ! 15 bj acroplana to ' o
\: ril 201 Amei
aeroplanei ; *'
. mrs bv Mex ai I, a; d ii al ?
it the a .arraaaa
? oldiera.
l h" lattei 4 - waa reported
Lientenant i K < tiapman, whe flcv.
? ? i. ? ''? ' ia eb?
p- , p oi three daya, on what shi
been under rn ' "l"1 ;i
ira' fl.cht.
Three nights BgO, wl
and ''""' '
Chapman 4o aligl I mountaini
aboul tweaty milea from here. H<
the 1 ' ' irr Th''
rhey ad
main there orernight,
ill of
Villa bandita
H? ..... t the night ai rancn
tatioi
, ? .: to-a n, witl
r gl >ad ol |
. nn*: ?? tr. passed. Apparei ' ?
for no other purpoae tV,a' to to I thi i
maaahip, aon i of thi ?
plani
Headquarten Ipi
o i imb ia. N
20 An V ricer was
tos .. ? ? am]
with a deapatch bearei
? ng was without effo el \n in
Peara are opei
? that sho '!'C to
* ? . ? , troops, the
Villa .ind other marauding bandi
? ? Kmerican I
ara in retreat, witl
American aoldiers will ibjeet to
ping as
... . i. ' ... : ro: Ui
To preve-.t such warfare agaii K
- General Perahing ii prei
tion
in largc unita. 1 hc bel ef
I ?? porl :
ancountai more dilBc iltii
r Mexico tl an hey did
? ir rapld eOO-mile di ve I rom i o
to Parral
i Headquai tei %pril 1" by
aeroplano to ? olumbus, S", M. *.i?? '
An erican rxpedil -onai >?
columii" eontinue to rTei
sencc of e<ri ctivi toperatioi
art of Ci rai a i thoi ? i
- remained I
rogr i
illlllllllllli
?lllllil
Easter Suits and Topcoats
at the Two Stores of Style
BRILL BROTHERS, Broadway at 49th and Broadway at 42d
Suits aml Topcoats with Ihe chcen swing and the real ring
of Spring iu every line, curve and fabric clothes that cul awa)
coiiipletcly froin the coninionplace and make an cxtraordinanh
stroiig appeal lo particular Men and Voung Men.
200 Special Suits for Men
Under ordinary circumstancea their
price should be $25.00. We <?fTer them
as a special Easter attraction at this
special price. Homeapuns, fancy mixt
ure8, black, blue and gray pin stripes,
At $16.50
Suits and Topcoats for Men
ln Suits. blue serges, blue flannels,
pes, checks and fancy mixtures
many of them quarter lined with silk.
IX TOPCOATS, green, brown, tan and
gray coverl cloths and knitted fabrics,
form fitting or box model.-.
At $25.00
Cutaway Coats and Vests
Silk braided and silk lined throughout,
$25.00, $35.00 and $50.00
Striped Trou?ro, $5.00 to $10.00
Boys' Easter Suits and Topcoats, $5.00 to $15.00
ln a wide*and very choice varietj of new Spring pattemi and models;
ilxec 7 to i'i A nevi department with new, up-to-the-minute clothes.
BROADWAY AT 49TH STREET
And Our Vw Store 1456 BR( )ADWAY AT 42ND ST.
?
Are We Prepared?
Thr Tribum presents here thr sixteenth of a series of tthori articUson Amenean
prcparednela xrhkh wiU appear in Thr TribunedaUy. Thexraccuracy^tgwfcg/jr
b, a^mnkina officer in the United Statea Army and a ranhng offxeer m th, l wMsd
State? ? Ih< Tribum believes them to bi thi elearest and most strtktng aeeount
,,i our national defi nees yt t written.
WHEN THE SPIKED HELMET COMES-OUR CHANCES AT SEA
Germany
U. S. A.
Battleships
Average Speed
Gun Rangc
Gun Elevation
Torpedo Tubes
Batlle Cruisers
Scout Cruisers
Deatroyers
Submarines
... l_llUahlnS |.ntt!c-.'-iii.( --. MIHjl rrulaer* and tlr-trnirrs autl.ori/ci .ind
,,1(1 (1:? 2 i,;.;;:::,,;;^ff, KWS;Si -.?. ??* - ??.????? ?.'.
?^ 71:;:^:^^^^ ?-*?.?.*???-.*?* ??
'" "rV'TTl,- three 4,.I rrniaen we have arlll bc doubtful factora beratise ^ their defective furaarri
! ^reiariTtirJ Ihe pro^km af al oar mhj.Inea to Ihe wbinerjncs (.erraanj rmihl ipare from
1.?n|^'::BllB| th, proporiloii of Babaaarinea abic ? -wbmrrge to tboac Germanj could sead te
THE Grrman Navy is pr..<ti<ally fwfcc
as strong as ours, rvrn if we accoepl
thr official figurrs ol Berlin aml
Washington as the standards nf romparison
But most of thr German ships havr been
built during the last twenty yrars Grrman
ships arr of thr most modrrn construction.
whilr many of our hstrd ships arr out of
commission. ' grry beardrd" or in thnr
?\srcond childhood"?onr 11 yrars old has
just last year been disposrd of by the Navy
Department.
How mislrading c ompansons, madr by
anything and everything. rrally arr. can
br judgrd from thr official statrmrnt ol
Naval Intelligenrr. Lnited States Navy De
partmrnt. issued only thirty daya prrv.ous to
the beginmng of the presrnt Kuropean war
lt assured us in figurrs that wr had thrrr
more submarines than Germany had and that
wr wrrr building more than Grrmany.
Very frw of our ships havr guns that ran
be rlevated morr than 10 drgrrrs; a frw
C4UI br rlrvatrd 1 5 drgrrrs. Most of thr
German ahipa have guns that ran br rlrvatrd
from 20 to 28 degrees. This ts of suprrmr
1 .1 Bernard Walker, Bditor Sdentilk tmcrican
importanceI Even thr eleven-inch guns of
the Grrmans, brcausr of this adv.ontagr, tan
throw rxplosivrs fourtrrn milrs
"Germany can opposr twenty dread
noughts to our trn. and judfing from such
naval actions .is wrrr fought in thr latr war.
Ill which both thr gunnrry and thr sraman
ship of thr Grrmans wrrr rxcrllrnt, thrrr
can br little doubt that with such odds
against us wr should br drfratrd.
Grrmany could srnd against us nearly
twice as many drradnought. and battlrships
,,s wr < ould srnd out to opposr thrir attack.
And thr German drradnoughts havr greater
sprrd; thrir guns havr longrr range and can
br rlrvatrd twke as high as thr guns on
our ships. Grrmany can srnd against us six
tnnrs as many swift cruisers as wr havr. Grr
many could aend against us morr th.m twn r
as many drstroyrrs as wr could rmploy in
opposition; Grrmany could easily srnd fifty
of thr most modrrn* submarines. On thr
Atlantic coast wr havr eightrrn. FlVe of
thrsr arr lorated at Panania. Two. north of
Panama, arr capablr ol oprration under
watrr.
Parral Riot Fans
Hatred of "Gringo
J J
I ..nliiiiird fr.ini pag' I
Parral aftair. Aiui yoti mUBl rcn
actually or th? Villa chaat ba
it? Brduoaa aen Iee.
Before March 21 there had bee
moiintnl mmir.aii.l at thr fronl has
rationa for man an<l beaBt. Each hi
un be*ef ai.H parched corn.
I-'or a v.arV 1 was 44i'h IBCB I '" * '
rr.and. thal flf Llattt?BBBl < ri'nnr-1 fl T.
Alten. 11th la4a',rr. and orcanir.rr of
thr Philippine Seaata. The ??
meraory of mir aetivitiei ia th* "e?r''<
I of a viltatc onr nighl from rhicl
n,r h?it been inipad bI After ilaaoal
rach (eatcBca of inietiaiifl tha
rolonrl aiidr.l: " K.nioiirbrr. DO shoot
,-ijr rrhatavrr ' il eadaagcra wnmrn or
ebildrefl "
II all puti obb ia * !'? Ilipie raaad
On thr mattrr of railroad 'ran*porta
tiofl rny lipa har r brrn ^eglrd tlghteat
Thia has brrn n*.'r?a*r.. boCBUBa of tbfl
drlirarr- rif our rrla'irri 44 ith tha dfl
facto gOVCniraent I* rna> hr aaid that
thr- t4,n time* 44n.-ri iha Northweatern
linr ??. iaod .' waa boI in riolatioB af
an\ Badcrstaadiag with tha < arran/a
-,i4a>rnmrn'.
Thr ftr?l wai whea thr 10th Cavalry
44gs tranaported lo Nuaica (two mrn
hillofl and a ear ol tuppHoi laat in a
?rrech) with thr conacnl of h high rail
\4-fty offleial. Thr leeond instanec arai
whrn luppllca were broutrht hv thr
amr ro.vl to Snn Antonio thrn'ij-h ar
grrani'rnirnt ma |r flrith an Am. r C .:
minhant.
Si*.n* of 1 arran/a Trrarhrr...
Though Ueneral Pershing wa
rainpr,) nr' a ,ia;'< jn'irnrv n 4.1 ?
dirrcl nru.. of tha Parral fraraa did
nol raaeh hiaa her? until thrrr da,
aftrr i!? '?? ..rr , ?? '1 || .? .4,, only a
tvpieal eliaaaa of Mexiean vcraal
rjry gnd trrgriirry which WB, %?> ith tlu
picked cavalry siiuadronn in tha -.ir..
had frlt ?i? mrvitablr
ara;,,) 1 j,. whirh rhafrd 'n
.pra. af I iwiaa; hafltilitjr of Car
litn arr !rrr
Abovr Parral, LieataaaBl Caloaal II
lrn, of thr nth Cavalry, with whan I
hnva hrr], r , ? k- , ., ,,| ,..? n,, rrjida-g.
Kor dayi v r ..rirw 1 g rran 7 il'?, I ad
t.rrn drli Bg haraoa aad eattla
h icl box ?mr avartly
hoatilr
V r knrn that Jo?... Ar I.a l.ij/ Hrr
, ? , Carrai 1 , l'r> ildontc of i'
. ... ?ra'*i'. i broadcaal tha warning
t ',al \ ? ? ? J,riir. | ?>,. 1 ?>
fiirthrr lOBth At 'hr agnir tir
?nn, (.rnrral l.uia Hrrrara, waa \<?\ .? j
u? a arnuif, rncouiai'iTig v.ait at .-'..ii
jrmn ' ?
Ia il anjr aonrjrr thal ?r nak our
.r.4rv vah?thr.| llir |o>BI*( flipOCted IflfltM
cl Iha Villa hurit is Btl at lignd ? If 4, r
icniber thal practtcally every force
i much reduced by 'h< r\ifrri:. :r? of
n no real privatiOfl*. Since tlion mo
reeeived anytaiitg hul the acontieal
is been living oil inr 4-<>untry, chiefly
i havr nal eaaae te the '"ra! partmg nf
the Mexieafl waj ? at last *
llalc l.ather* Menarinclr.
All th;- fn(rio^.r= wa even more th.in
t'nr unexampled d'.iplicity of thr ru'i
r.ir.g attark, 44 hen onr rear guard of
eight mrn for fifteen m:ici fared 800
undrr lirr g thing unhrard of rvrn in
war A- hrrrfofore our oftuer. hava br
, littlr fhr fire and bravado of thr VI
1 4-M. arr:nir iti tho eampaign leaao".
in r,|uipment and 'raining for tha
fotare, 50 now thry arr looking fonvgrd
to thr ronarqurni-r? of our retirement
tu Santa 1 >U7.
It n aa if we havr gll brrn living in
thr fonl's pargd'-". brOUghl about by
our deeire to cooprrato witn our "allira"
againat Villa. Only now do we reabr.e
1 that no Carraasa ofHrers hgvr given
assiatance to thr armv. Nonr have
I offered thrniaelvea; r.atiirallv, 4ve havr
i Bflked for nonr. No hrlp whatever has
I been tiroffered or rereived.
Riding bark thr o'her nighr rn the
darkr,r.s from whal ma\ poaaibly br a
I'H'or:,. "front" the tone of a BBtivO,
to orhom Wa eallod from rhe Tribune
rar. anawerinfr thregtemngly. "Sl, that
ig thr 4\gy to" Ir brought homr to '
1 ? oui iaolation among theae pan-h?>l
mrsaa gi;,| wide mountain*. and I -.
acarn Wa are hrld in.
Trooper* l.eil Into Trap.
liir drtnrls of the Parral anromrer ?
Orill have beei, gr i"i ,111' ,ii home avefl
hrf, rr niy Rral balletin arrivofl. Not
having hien a witnefll I he?.tate fo re
COnatnid the ai*r,.'ir I whieh nffirrra
of th" 13th Cavalrj gava that night,
dup ir: ;,r 'hr I.rg water hole of the
.. Santa Crae. Already yau hne
lirMrd of tiie fortitodfl of l'l . Str Ridgfl
;.. of M traap, who, thouirh alreadj
ihol through the nbdomen and forearm,
rontiniied liritiir a? hia buakle mok on
hii belt, or.ly te be drilled through tha
? ?? flnd Iniin. and of Major Tompkir >.
44 hos. wound m, droflflod under trr.
Hut ;t ia the fljaofltion of Herrera'- a-d
I.Utflno'l trearhrry upoi, orhieh thr ||g.
1 ,? ? r of the enrounter hanga. Their
eonalatenl duplieity, eovered *,, well by
\erl.a! rlrverne<s nat've to Mexiean*,,
n.ay rio> A- ? r.? blash br obvioUB,
If tbe I .irrin /a govrrnm.-nr BttOBiptfl |
lo iraeoth over the affair by inaiating
th*' the troable waa rau.e.i hy Villa
tathiaing tropng, certain explgna- ,
t <>na ?,|l ?ia\r to br made in thr fiire
of fltateflBOBl of our oftiirra flrho took.
par. in ihe faallladc
l-i. or-,.- hrrr ln MflliCO BnOWfl that!
the distinctian between Villiata and
1 arranaiata m the ratika 1. meraly a
martr* of thr innninil. uhile grnotig of
fleeri il la icarecly ie? fortuitou..
Major raaaphlBa'a aojaadfaa waatad
?... .i.r.r Porral for food and forrijr'-.
and wrre unresorvedl v in. ned in I
thr authoritlei Tel In 'hr eaBfereace
at . anta l rur after thr enrounter br.
tween l.ozane and Major Brown tbe
formar dcnied this, ailefrmir tbal a mc?
aenjjcr wa. \ufrv >~rt out v Ith WOTO
that the American*. cuhl no4 BWeeed
without ai cacort, but 'ha4 thc messen
?er had been caaturad by ^ llliataa.
' " fatiiouani * af tl ? -ass ebrlaua.
? indicates a ruae :* lufflelent
Moreever, whila 4r<- squadroi
vieiting the eammanolancia an.i thi
: ? lente'a quartera atreat ei
ihouting 4,Vi a Villa. VlveMex
ieo,M aT,! "To h ?.. ith the Grin
.? . . ? The Mo an offlcera requeated
- Torrpkin. to follow them te .i
camp site for the f,.ra.;e
When ti .- lite wa; rcached it was
:"..,:n.| tO be |n a gully, easily cont
rnanded ff>m both heijrhts. whieh al
readv croivd. of rarrar..4i.4a <oldier.
had oecupioKi in what ulainh WM a
flankin^ mo'.'ment.
The statem'-nt ot a ceneral that h?
44a- una'olo to rontrol even h1"1 *~B
i men need. no eomnient. while the
. whole tnatnceritv of tha acheme i? c\
1 eellently reiled bv ihe .abre attack.
i oath? and ihOOtlng Of tiencra! Lotano.
Il wa.? immediately after this. a4 4:l"
. thal the flroi ihol ?i< (Ired bs a
, ( arr;,- ,,er.
Theae incldanti alona sre not needed
ihe* eulaabil itjr. There ii the dis
?4.genot:*nf?.. of the aroBldentO'l later
tatemant tha4 anl) eitrht Mexiri
d ei* and offteera arere ahot, but "man,
i civiliana" wera killed. A reliable ???
, thority living near Parral telephoneH
Consul I e4dier in Chihuahaa tv'Ht
thirt) i ?' il laldiera wefa killed and
i only one eivilian The a,4ack a? a rn-4
I ponderantly eivilian affair is thui
disproorod, *r'' II la iateraatini te read
in ihe natlvc aaa spapcri the harninij
...poi, thr official i arraaaiata -uic. the
? - our offleers kno? tO bc
' true.
1 wa< ramnod with tierera! renhme
i in a widr vallrv at a point \isible for
milei ironi t'..- higher aurroundin**
arrar, tha aoara af tha g "
arrived. There B CBIBP "?"
*? but *.;- > gei ? . train, len aero
:i faw planea and aviator*.
If, . .>' icl ' ' r rror- iaj ar ae"
. . :. .. from 4 ?- : ,- erneia
.age* in Chihuahua Ity. "Yoa'd I ?
I," he -aid. aquatt'ng about the
rial i cook itove, "to know wha' I
.
..' r i . i.> -' ?
. . ? ;> ?? " I
. ind tinj troul -,; i, *
icki I wai writiBg m raa
. . ir. arhile h atalf oltleei waa
.: 4 ei lua ef rifea in camp.
? ara ol 'hr ftghl ipraad, aad thal
| been with I'arranziaU*. H
: ,a \4 ben praphi > *e*e*ea a
? B :* all -. eu gwl .????.<? illj arer*
.... ii | " ipparei I
you put thr chargr direc*.
Gaaeral Perahing, whe for a daj
appaatrad dlfltraught, amcrtared /*
?.a eagei aetivity iou eould
? .,.??. ? . lick of tne
r that officifl
roeaiagei were being raaded.
Two varj blaeh-feei ? ap
peared in eamp with the apeeleue plee
.? ? . r thin, ? itbere I,
H'-t ipiea of thr r.,," pneir
eling i ? rran i
The clieaaa waa raael ? I ' dark,
rho ten arr.. tni, kl lgg< I
themeelvefl into h hollow acjuare, spad."
?ir. h ap earthwerka, canvai baaa wrrr
..?? i nnd our "e-ertriBen
nnd el eulfeuri aioatlj
wrrr urdored 'o aleep ma.di- tne
"fort.''
nighl paaaod a- auch i ghta .lo
when one i. carr.ping on the hot trntl
of tne axaatcted and aathiag arhatarvef
hanoened.
Thrilling Pursuit of Villa
Thwarted bv Carranza Forces
It] reee red permi :?:<->n to out
line ,,4c complete '.n4'.: af thc eam
paier. ta date, from thc I arranziKta op
po-.tio'T a' Palemaa, 'he \ery day that
ouV tlral trooma eroaaed the border, to
the nia?ter:'ul stra'cg; which m the
; i try aetlve aalt coacen
trated upon 4he etorm centre. Parral, a4
? ,. tly tha paycholaaTical moment. If
numherle-. other matter. were not to
the rrcilit of (icneral Per.-.hing, the la4
ter alone would testify to his unuuoli
ncd suceesv eonaidorlag the nower and
equipmcnt an.i -everc restrictions of
his lonimand.
I - a t.ale of heroic effor4 thwarted
? '. by ihe i*??. 'oreea from which
ad been premieeoj eoojperation
mo-.- o*' the de faeto government. The
grotesqueness of thc situation ia par
alleled b; that hrought nhon4 through
earani it ae ng tha ra
road linei.
I- ia especiall) ienical aben we re
tnembrr 4ha* Amcrican permi4.ni", tO
... , .>pi ta uae our linai laal
December to Agua Prleta drove the nail
l ?,, the eoffin of Villa'* ambition-.
made larranza finally suprcme in Mex?
ico and brought on tha l olumbui raid,
ar n ? af .".ce.
I will iry tn null.nc the hifrh light*
? .mpaign, giving the avceeaaive
ocationa ai d puipoaei o. our troopa
? .. moi cmenta of General Per
whon ? ?"'' for my weeh
111 i , all y, 1 have been
., :.n Dublan, on March 2fl.
Villa Nlpa Out of Trap.
When < olonel Hodd'n flvmg eolumn
reaehed Dublan, on March 18, expecting
'a In the rielnlty, Villa waa
k- San "i guel aa Babieora,
north of thc lake of that name. No
... ., . ?>... ..... ild eoi
ead our troopi beyond t.aleai.u
and an, nfoi mation o:' ?alao a aa
Ihe wreck noatr Cumbre tunnel
I railroad d< laveii Ma.ioi Evana'l
men of th.. loth 1 Bvalry and ipailcd
the three tehimai 4hcn con
on Villa.
llan propo r iu been securod u
(he ? ew ? ol tni l 'io4- reaehed
him the bandit would have been IUI
,, mded and i aptured b) March 32 al
teal It wa i thal ? ilippod
through thi ei Is '-'.
i olonel Inrin, with a dataehment of the
T'h Cavalry. was then closem *o him,
but wai delayed a whole night bj ipo
.? oim 4;., ilai ?
\ , . ? , ? loca'ed at Kamiejuipa.
' olonel Dodd of the 7th. in eommand
of i ? .cavalry eolumaa, atto ??
., ejosi ? ? oi him there, Dodd
I thither ea-' of Lai ' i
Thi>i time the plan wai fruatrated by
?he bandit'a light with tha Carranaa
general, l avassos, on March 31 nnd 22.
Villa4. irictory here put him oa hi<
and brought fn nawa ot onr
.,, rhaO ?! ...t. Iioil.i arrived
ai Nii- iquipa the qubi r> ha..
, .... pasalag through L'Oao, n ?w
to santa I lara, eaatward. Hrou n.
of the 10th, waa cloaeal or, hia heela,
paflaing due aauth through Baehiaeva
toward san Aatonio.
lailed lo llead Ofl \ illa.
Oodd travelled through tho :-a l i
Maria ? nlle*. ? ihorti r route, bul failed
?o head Villa off Villa had no'4
reached tha Northweotari Railway,
, ,i ? vrnt through Padernalia I ?
Guerrero. Now rom,- the cireurastaBci
of Dodd'a nighl march and the ticr-'
? hich I have treated so folly. ll i
the day after the Aght thal b ith G<
, ral Perahiag, leaviaa Dublan on the
27th, we arrived ?? San GeroBlrae a
tha iome moraent aa the newa of the
? ietorj
Mrrt- the general made h - headejaar
?rra unt *pi B, ta hile the hilli in our
. icji it; h ? >? Alled a th Vllli -;hs, un?
der Martin Lopex and Beltran, dri* an
northoaat by Dodd toward Provideaeia
and San 1 omaa. l hen lowad i"
thoar ten daya u period ol rearraage
njioal of troopa, un,i dangeroua reean
noitring by Major J. *. RyaB, statT in
telligenee ofllcer.
A hitherto unprintrd inridrnt of thr
(arraiir.a defeat t4v,. da) *> before Dodd'a
Aght roaulted in Villa'i wouadL <a
? a?.i,s. thr Carranza general, had been
ii* g dance ifl San Iltdro, whrn a me?
trnfrr reaehed him early on thr morn
,ug of the Aght. He left hia bed and
approaehed Cuerroro with a amall
forcr. When near thr r.044.11, on ? bill
topped bv ? eeraetery, Villa 4.4 ??< found
iome dia'.anro from thr Aght and tired
upor..
After Dodd'a victory his force re
turnrd to Provideneta, Afteon milea
from us rt San (Irronimo, for hi.s fir-t
rationa aince leaving Dublan. Tnmp
kirta, with n detaehaaent of the iSth,
11 ga Ront BOUthwest toward durrrrri ;
llovr.. with part nf the 11th, r-outhea '
?., s'-iporr Brown, of ? |.?? |oth, wha had
awung aaat
\ illa ( OHBtlaaaa Suiith.
. ., mbuI ti'.r :.lat, Ib a tir
reeonnoiiflanee, loeated Villa Ib b
mountain rabin about elghtaoB Blilei
south of ui ,,? San GeroBinno. Ri.t wa
had no troopi 1:1 can.p, and How/.,.,
whe waa eraaoat, bad eroaaed the moun
roo fir tr, (,.. racalled till th.>
followii | day, b] which time the l>ur,d.i
had treklccd onward vauth.
V.'.> :-y ICOUting group that we no4?
aenl n> .1 r Baehinova arai Ared upon, and
'or daj ? the eountrj teeraed with Lepea
1,nd Beltran'i mrn. They wrrr th.- flia
???. ho had tiie bruflh with thr 10th la
Aguaflcalientea canyoa oa April l, the
? a leadera having paaaed through
BaehinevB thr night before
Major ronaphlnfl'fl 1 n t h Cavalry da>
taehmenl no* 4v*a aa the lead on the
Villa trail louthwafd. BrUWn, of the
loae behind lum, ad IIow-?..
of tha llrh, iwiagtag suithea.t t,,war,i
diaaca On Ap-il .;. Villa wa* loeated
..11 l ; kuirachic, leaving it on the
'?'n nrith rempkini in pureult, two daya
(..?hn'.i him Mrowii reaehed ' eal o" Iha
f'.lh. Hoa 1 'he 7th, our rolumn flppar
intij clo Ing in on villa fioni all iliri'i
110ns
Villa ??? raa i,,'ar San Hoija, hoodad for
Parral, having, ea april ?'.. had .1 teeoad
? .-hi u ith Cavaeaei aad IM men. a
rear*guard action forty-Ave milea r-outh
?.- Cua At ? '> Ula nfaa travel
I ?? ith three ??,.? ered wagana, aeeam*
panied by aaly farty men.
Ordered to Hanr on the TftBll.
At thi. ?tacc. (ienara1 Perahing j:a\e
the order to hang on thc f ra i. ipeod
anii men al any coal I ha mo a
taga rai delivered by pareehute from
an aetoplane in a pla.-c where ne land
ing . ould bc made Ml Apr 1 I Dodd
aaa at Har, roaaaa, cleariag the coun
try of .cattered Villista. and following
a'clue which traced the bandi' WOWK
toward Ocampo ia t'ue fereat faitr.e-a
,,<? the Ceatmeatal divide. Later, ta
suppo-4 How/e, hc wa< oidcied 80Uth te
Minaea. ,
II ua. here. a' M.naca. tha' the ro.
;,, ion ? ' arranaa forco
the bandit- . lapil OB of whlel
lonir been (rrowmp. became evldeni
<,. ...4ra'. Luis Herrera ion af the Psi
?al prc>-idan4e nr.l in oonvnand at
Minaea. uarncl Dodd 4nat hc BlUBl
mo'.'e his troopi no further south. il*
had. to orive him full erodit, been sus
pected of Villiota lymfathiea,
Dodd, not v. ihing to eomplieata mat
tara politically, eommunicated a it
lieneral Perahing. who aenl Ma.ior Ryan
to Dodd with oideis ta eontiaue sou'h
nevcrtheloBs. Ryan fraahly explalned
.,ur itrategy to Him ia and apparentl;
,,,?,,, ,, all I abjaetiaaa. Heirna
leemed to indoraa tha movementa, but
., rag " hint ??' leadijn troo ?
. ..? and south bv waj nt Chihu I ? i
i ity, ..ti'er...l no augajeetiona aad gave
i ,, help '?? Dodd whetever. Villa, re
~;i n .i?- ?' 4 oncha del Pilar, near Bai
Berja, with Tompkiai nt;li two dayi in
?'?- "'*1- k i to
Thi- waa the situation on a>p
Toiiipkn,. ?< supported on thi eaal
bs i;..n, ot- tha '-'?-" by Howae, te*
i . hom Dodd waa advaaciag aouta
rtst from Minaea. A- thia time 1 jraa
, | -..:'h Colonel AUen ..'? I a
piu?.l detachment ?>? 'bo 11th, lupport
fiig tha general movomeat from 4he
lertheaal i i d learehiag for Pable
Lopi . who waa iu our vKur.it v near
, . ,? , . hiiTta-. The .MU' i,
with the v,:ia;ze-? of San Lucia and Ban
Juan, ?? ara aearched.
Inxited lo Knler Town.
id, ? ? ,- .ir i. ?? !.i-... ; oa pk
:? |ic: Pilar. Villa had left there, a'tei
.. reported nghl with Laaaaa's mcn
from Parral. Here ane of i.-.; cHptai:.<
., .? , ? . isith the i ii ? I'ation to
-,,.. . nif ICOIted I be Iii?::
eama a- n '.-. i ?
ight and breakl
with the column, aaauring rompkins
thal Iie wou ro seive a friendl)
tion in tha tewn and 'ba4 food and
forage i auld b ? -?
Tompa aa i ... ed Santa Crui where
a!l our foreei in tho region i ?
ii ,-. nl rai d . >ig '? i rnfli - from Par?
ral, on the I Ith, ' o ..ne wa. tl
mo c4 him, -o the 11 I day
.. ...Oh kla mu, a.ror4 Thi I
ith Ihe Cartranxlataa follewed.
Hpa " Bed Tompkina oa the i ?
? ? Aght, and i I other detaehm
exeepl thoaa of Allen and Dodd. werr
-.,.., i ru within twe
\ ', ? whi ? rommand I joiaed
Geroi ? "?" :>' d left at Batevo, ???! ere I
? ? i '?? I'rrahing on 'hr 12th,
ei at Santa Crui two Bighti later,
nfter ? 'orced Baareh of more than
?I a daj and a half. It
ing il on tha 15th and * ra' ?
? ? ; one atreteh bj
? i iek te headejuartera al
?
Aml here we remv.n iaert, i
ra, bul in total ignornnor i
irea that aauat be burnii p thi
. .
Gettysburg Gets Bernman.
Stata ' ollege, ''r' ,^.' 20. R. N,
Herryman, Peaaaylvania Statea star
half-bark, ha? ligtl d B contra '
coach the Gettyaburg (ollege eleven
next fall. it araa annouBCed today. He
aasume* his datlefl the Arat week in
Scptember.
MEXICAN MOVES
WAIT ON SCOTT
No New Stcp Likely Untj
Army Head Reports on
Conditions.
DOUBT CARRANZAS
CONTROL OF FORCE
Dift.cultie.s of American Soldjar,
at the I rnnt Apparently'
Incrcasing.
H'aah : gtoi . v r \ ta '.'--,..
naajat atioma with General rir-|.,,
well as the punuit of Villa b. a-,.
can soM.eri appareatly are ?? x.....
st:ll while Pr'.iden* Wilaaa ??,.,<
18 I Ihe i ? iry problenn ...
' ? the arrtval of i,.-.rr?' _
af Stalf, . kateala womo
l*OW aiofht ta Wltk iieieri! i'.j..
?iton, the Informatlon aoaght I
tai Ba ? ' bogia tn aaaas taiM
by wire, b-it it i. not likely thit ir.,
importai I rill bc taken ai (*
I |ii i ..?? r,
4
probab
tion by the Cal -nw.
Iliffii ulliea In. rraaini
Roperti V'- Mexice rrir ., ..
s.fgre rirparrr"-", m fa- || ;..,.
tr!! of '>-crrg?r,| :*?:?(?? M|. '?.,..,
difflcultiei lurround ng thi . |
An iaataace i thi r?pon tha
an unkno44? . Carraau
?roojK had brrn rn,.-i | ta th' Fg?t
tegion, where Gaaeral I'erahinfa mn
a,:.,:. r,l bl ?r .. loeated '> kfl oDlin..
nrhe reported thia ailiiH that *?.
?an .'. i
rhori/.e.l bj ' 10 g-ovart.**,
heads '????' ?- *
the Amei ?? i ? ? ' i bi 11,04 ? fuajj
? outhwar,.. I irj-aru ??.
niov e r.< l ^ ?< '
ll aa ? bi ei pti i, ?? i.,*
praaf thal ','" out ? rraaupB
dei rnr.trj! ?'
the -4 ar Mii
L'aited Btate* hai grkno*'';-,
I'arran-a'a BOte .,-- | thal BflBBai
tioaa ?r arithdraa . af Amirica/
troopa be tahefl ap. Cari*aaaB aaa a
flurod thal hia argumeati w?r? aaaj
. ?. bul there wa-. aetataej to-ci;
to iadieate thal a reply itaUagtaeM
, ' [.'nited Statea waa b..-.,
No additional a.!- ice? ,-a.iir n '<>?>>
reparti d ileal ol . la, i ithi aji Mm
-? ? raaeai
? prculat'.on on tl - Thi jflj
word to thr S'ate liepgrtmrnt frcr
tha CarraBtB ca* ?..' ea I mahdiflb
u;. 'he rumor Bo far appannlly l
militarj efllcial bb the border or l
Mexico haa thought thr report ?or
tranamitting to the \Ur Drp*rtjr.?r/
\',, vtepa ha. r brrn taken bv t'ne Will
Ingto i goiei ?' -"'?'*'?' I ?
matt ...
*iaq.ui Indiana llefeated.
Ropert ta-di ? rom Rear iea i
TAinalow, e thi wool neat, BBaaB
that i arraBxa forci ? -u^r* m
rcm. ? fi i ?!? :'**- ?1'tti ?'
dian outlfl n an etTi i tiv? way.
I? a battla ob Apr I y-> riear aa
\.,.,,, | , . rai eh *~ lr,d:*ai??"
killed, and - ? ' arraBxa aoldiera m
killed or wo u ? ABOtl er claiti, I
which 100 1 *d *"?*?-V
|. diai "'r' u*''
, orted to Un ?
, urred ?? ?? '?? *irf,r ,
Tha diapatehea eoaAraaed -*port? ?
the releaae of i ? ' '
member ..'? *ho h**
been held ;
6 BANDITS TO HANG
FOR COLUMBUS RAID
Jury COBV.cti ( aptured Villista.
oi Marck ?
, , 4 - ,
'
I
of murder in th?
ted of ? <harle. D ? '
. . - ' ? ? ?
.k.v ?*.
let
rtui
' ' l
?
. . ?,
t .nd
ir
after eai :
thei
loluinbui I
.... . eaart,
Califomia's Track Teta. CaflJI
Berheli i ,"'..,?.
veraitj i ' . \Ur
team of I
on May .'? and
decidrd to ;? ..
raoBth. in order t< bt.
inary trair.:r g in
Gh
M *si bS^
BOX
Per MONTH ON PLEDGE
of PERSONAL PROPERTi
Nt:\v YORK
19b
[HE PROVIDENT LOAN SOCILI^ oi
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l ut Houston Sl. cor. 1 ^sex St
Seventh Av . bel 18th 8. ."tn Sti
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