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THE SUN, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 191(5.
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CRISIS IN MEXICAN
AFFAIRS THIS WEEK
U.S. TROOPS CHASE
BAND INTO MEXICO
Lansing o Sond Note Refus
ing to Recall Troops nnd
T?ebnkincr Carranza.
Raidcrn Crossed Border Near
Hidalgo, Stealing 80 Horses
From Americans.
CXBEST TS SPBKADrXG
Wamiinoton, Jun 11 Mexican Kt
fairs er expected to Uke a critical
turn about ths time the Democratic
national convention aeeinWej! at St.
Louis to renominate President WllJon
Hnd Indorso hli polleln.
OfHel.it reports from alt parla of the
Mexican republic Indicate a rapid
preadlnc of the flame of anti-American
fcelln-r Tlie Carrania Government,
which advices to the Hints Department
Indicate Is nearer tlun ever to the
brink of a complete collapse. ! flther
powerlfrt, to nuppre.a the demonstration
or 1b maklns no effort to keep order.
Klvo different factions ate at present
eperatlr, lirieptndently of the de facto
ilovernment. all of which npparently
h ro takins advantnpn of the presence
of American troops on Mexican noil to
undermine l arrania.
The followers of Villa, who Is be
lleri to be htlll alive, are reported ac
tive In southern Chlhu.ihua
Tho jamllt Louts ile U Itoia, with
the b.iek nit of tever.il I'arrania lieuten
ants, ! moving freely about through the
States of Chihuahua, Co.ihulla and Tn
maullpaa. enllstlnK recruits for tho
avowed purpose of drlvlnc Ocn. Persh
ing's forces back across tho ilto Grande.
Umlllano Zapata, the brlgstvl ruler of
he State of Morclos, le more active to
the west, south and east of Mexico
city, and N eald to be threatening the
rnpltal Itself.
Ilemnants of the old clentlflco group,
which nourished In the day of Tor
Orlo Dlar. have rallied to. tho standard
of Gen. Kellx Diaz, nephew of the late
dictator. In the State of Chiapas.
Another rebel group which profe.es
aileglanc" to none of the more prominent
leaders, Is active In the State of Oaxaca,
havlns already captured the town of
Tehuantepeo and now threaU-ns tfallnu
Crui, the Pacino coast terminus of the
Isthmus of Tehuantepec Hallway. The
States of Tabasco and Yucatan are also
eald to be In more or lees eruption
against the Carranra Government.
Although both the Stato and War de
partments we-e without any freh ad.
vices to-day. It Is feared that at any mo
ment new will be received of an attack
on American cltUena somewhere In .Mex
ico. The Htate Department has been ad
vised that a Pacific coal mall steamer
la due to-day or to-morrow at Acapulco,
on the west coast, to tak off the Amer
ican refugees there, and arrangements
have been made for the esel to per
form a similar service at Sallna Cruz.
So report has been received concerning
the Americans (till at Chihuahua, wno
made efforts to leave following the at.
tack there on the American consulate.
It Is now expected that Secretary
Lansing's reply to the Carranza demand
for a withdrawal of tho American force
will be deepatcbed to Mexico city within
the next few days, tt Is underttuod
to have been completed and la said toj
contain a refusal to comply with the
demand for an Immediate withdrawal.
At the same time It l .ml to con
tain the complete statement called for by
Carrania as to the Intentions of the
American Govcrnmnt. These Intentions,
officials say, are the same as heretofore,
namely to withdraw as toon as Carranza
has demonstrated his ability to patrol
effectively the country adjacent to the
border and to tafeguard American ter
r'tory from raldtn
Inasmuch an th communication le
1so expected to contain a tharp -elviko
for tho language used hy Carranza In
his last note, officials arr dubious us to
the effect whl-h it will have on tho Mexi
can public.
CAVALRY AT THEIR HEELS
Ban Antonio, Tex., June 11. Mexican
bandits raided the ranch of T. A. Cole
man, near Hidalgo, In Hidalgo county,
last night nnd drove off eighty horses.
Capt. Bell, with one trooV of the
Fourteenth Cavalry, has crossed Into
Mexico In pursuit.
Whether tho bandits were led by Mils
de 1,i llosa or were part of his band
la not known. Neither Is the size of
tho body knout. No property was de
stroyed, the report said, and so far as
known nn one was killed '
Gen Kunston considers) It probable
that Gen. Mann will despatch a supply
train and possibly more troops to the
support of tho little punitive chase. Capt.
Hell commands Troop K of the Four
teenth, which Is In the vicinity of Iaredo.
l't, Paso, June 11. Five armed and
mounted Mexicans rode across the Rio
Grande In the suburbs of El Pao this
afternoon, shoved pistols Into tho face
of the members of u picnic party on the
American side, cursed tfct-m und ufter
recroeslng to the Mexlcun side tired
volleys at the plenlo party. No one was
hit. t'nltert States troops are Investi
gating to-night.
23 PASS AWAPOLIS TEST.
URGED TO GET OUT.
Americans) Wnrned hy Oen, Tre
rtno That Mexicans Are flitter.
Kt. Paso, June 11 Mrs. Auguittn
Labnnsat, wife of a Carranza colonel,
whose husband was formerly pollen chief
under Villa In Chihuahua city, arrived
from Chihuahua with the report that
Gen, Trevlno, acting Governor, Is urg
ing all Americans to leave at once and
Is offering to provldn them safe escort
to thn border on n special train If
necessary
Mrs. Ldbanrct arrived from San Utile
Potoel at the city of Chihuahua durltu?
the recent untl-Amerlcan riots and says
from the nolso on her arrival sho be
lieved the American forces were attack
ing the city until she learned different.
She said that Gen. Trevlno placed ample
guards over all foreign consulates and
gave orders to his ofllcera to whoot any
soldiers tnolewtlng Americans.
The General asserted privately, she
tave. that he feared If the Americans
did not leave h could not guarantee
them protection, as tin- Mexican' re
sentment against American occupation
of northern Chihuahua 1s Increasing.
Mrs, I-ibansat confirmed news re
ceived here that a parade of school
children was arranged for the city of
Chihuahua to-day as a protect against
tho American forces remaining In
Mexico, ami eald (Sen. Trevlno had taken
every posalblo precaution to prevent
harm coining to Amerlcuns during the
parade.
In the p.ist few days rearrangements
of American troops In the city of lit
I '.iso lias been completed. A battery of
r,.7 guns of field artillery has been
stationed in the heart of the residence
district and many small command of
inf.intiy havo been scattered about In
various nooks and corners, 'vhere the
tents will attract as ltttlt. attention as
pofslbl. billboards usually being ui-d
to screen the, tuits from vie from the
south.
All the rallmad yards a.r being
guarded, as are the warehnuseH and th
manufacturing district. Isolated resl
dentlal districts also have their military
guard,
BIG U. S. FORCE TO STOP
A DOMINICAN RAID
NO AND YES I
Q. Cm I buy stacks, bntfi and
martKafat with tha carlafnty
af avaldini last af rlndiMl
ar (Jsfault In Intsratt T
A. NOI Cauntlass militant hava
hn latt through stack and
band daaraclatlan and inart
aga faraclaturas.
Q. Can I buy Ouarantaad Mart
aftt and knaw that my prin
cipal Is safe and Intarstt aura?
A. YES! Wa hava said ta Invtt
tars avar MM,600,0N af aur
Ouarantaad Mortgage, wlth
aut a dallar af Tats ta any
Invastar.
LAWYERS MORTGAGE 00.
RICHARD M. HUM, RmltfMrt
&Xr,$9,000,000
t Ukarty Street, Manhattan
1M MaeiUgiM Street, Braafctyn
II 8. SHIPS R1TTLR
ui ui aaaaa Miviii mu
WITH VRRHAT.RHftTf
ii 1 1 ii i uivunu mii v i ,
KniiidsideH in Vnpor Fopr Dnm
nfro Only Feelings After
Crush Ts ATerted.
3515 IHISH (URLS ARRIVE
MEXICANS URGED TO
OUST U.S. TROOPS
Anti-Americans Send Pleas to
Casas GrHndeH. Xenr Gen.
Pershinp's Bnse.
NATIVES REFUSE TO WEED
t)nnlfl I riin Art to Take lore
i:ullsted Men In.
Washington, June 11. Twenty-three
enlisted men have qualified In the com
petitive examination for admission to the
Naval Academy and Secretary Daniels
will urge Congress to authorize the ap
pointment of all of them
The appointment of the tlft'n ho
s'ood y fi".' l' be made Immediately
a id f-ec'e'atv Daniels Ix urging that
"""ngre. pa- .in act admitting the eight
nddltional candidates becau the need
of nddltlonil officers and bcus the
authorized iiunta was not filled In 1!M4
and 1MD. '
Tho tlfuen wb" will be appointed at
or.ee are I..s!e Judou tllX.on of
Oallsburg, Mich Orl Wiillsce rif- of
Venus, f'j' . Harl l.roy Sackett of
Nampa, Idaho, Lloyd Kllgore Hurry of
Pmlthville. Tex. . Henry Nicholas Morgen
of Benson, Neb , Clarence Klod Swan
son of Denver, Oil : Raymond fharles
FcrrlF, New Castle. Del. ; Weeley McLar
n Hague, San Diego; Alfred Anthony
Wilson. Baltimore : Kalpli Antony I'hil
hrook. Maiden, Mats. , John Stanhope
Kngs, Jr . UdKland. Cal , Frederick Will
iam aleMalu'ii. New Haven. John Gor
don lauMng. Kavvllngs, "u , Joseph
Kpyi !r,tk. tiolden, "'al . William Scott
hufton, Oakland. " 'al.
The other e'Kht ir liilward Ham
ilton Dooliii. Hucirie, V.- , lieurgv An.
Uiony Ituts t addreH not given i, i;d
ward Wlhiam Hrad. I'm tUnd, lire..
Chester Arthur Sw.ifford, Terrell. Tex. ,
Samuel Weslev ftl;er. l'ueblo. Col ,
Thoma.s Wa 'a'- Hr""k. 1'utiiam. fonn. .
llarton Ive JtoOkLr. ii rem Hie, S ' .
and Hdwin Barton Hobzlen, drnnth Wh.
fir
ROBBERS SLAY MUSICIAN.
t.fsrr It oil r III Victim's Atito fter
lyouiltiir it.
Pittsd-nn June U ''rumpled m the
bjttom ' fi aiilo'tHihlle, ids p.i.kli.
turned - ie nd private iapuri
"-ittcrei itliuui, tilt; Iid of William H.
IcCr,.H'- a kiiMVM, miiMi, i.m. uuo
'oun I " -'lav in i'ie iul.-l.lrtj of i lie
Itv f'. teotlMh me seeklliK flv men
who veie nn vvlt't Mi'Ciearv early to
riaj Thomi" NVwnidii, owner of tho Held
In '' ' the autoiiinbllii w.ih louinl, lold
fie d, t(s i,i itviakent-d '.it 3
V M vi'H'if I mw llvi men in
he 'oiil ,i ie ni; I. tier In kiw Hie
- :,r 1 ii. Id Invi -im.ilion ihb.
,ei I i i boil:
Mi, 'n (l.ttiKliU r cdnipoe
,1 . . i' i r lieh! i.i. an in -
t , i ' I ' iWtl tlll'HUCllOIlt ill"
Attack on Customs Surplus
Threatened Efforts, to Ot
.limine. Back.
B? tiKOMOK n. ri,KMK.NT",
iffdal Corrtipoidtnt of Tnr Sc.
HuApqt vmtt.rs United States Ahmt
Nkak CotxistA Dl'slan, Mexico, June 11,
via radio to ivinmhiis, N M , June 11.
Iticendlarj calls for mass meetlnga and
ribald vree, which were largely ripon
slble for the recent anti-American out
breaks in Chihuahua, Durnnso and other
places In central Mexico, have made
their appearance at 'Nuevo Casus Grandes
and other nearby towns. The circulars
are probably Intended to stir tip further
anti-American feeling In thta section of
Chihuahua. Thus far the clrmlare have
had no effect except to create amuse
ment that such stuff should arouse the
Mexicans to a filtch of frenzy as de
scribed In dlpntches which told of the
action of tho Chlhunhua nnd Uuransn
mobs,
The verses are particularly atroclou
from almost every point of view and If
taken seriously or looked upon as reji
resentatlve of the feellnss of the people
as a whole they ar" calculated to make
Americans ancry. Natives In this sec
tion and several residents of the city
of Chihuahua, who have come Into c.unp
(IutIpk tho past day or two. deny that
either the calls to the people to prepare
for arms, which appears to be Inevitable,
or the verses, are sanctioned by any ap
preciable number of Mexicans and b)
none of these who have the best (liferents
of their country at heart. There Is not the
(lightest evidence that t!i circulation of
the stuff Is havlnc nnv effect here
Tho native, are earning more money
to-day than they ever earned In their
live bulldlnn -n:iU und haiidlliiK freight
ill the quarterniHfter's department to pay
any attention to fieiuled calln Issued b
Irrespomdb'e persons without any other
occupation in the State capital
lien. I'ershlns l InveMlBatlna a com
plaint of William Young, manaKer of
a ranch near Casas C.randes owneil by
OeorgH I,cxk of Kl I'aso. that cattle an
beltiK run off by armed men who .dalm
ti bo soldieri attached f tbi C.irr.in
Ista carrlsjn in Nuevo I'.-ifas Uratid.s
The rainy season vvne uhe.red In to-daj
by liaht vhowers,
The reult of th Chicago conventions
was recelveil her" by the American by
buzzer wire this afternoon.
N'n expression could be eciired from
the armv nftlcers as to the prnbnbl ef.
feet of the tiniiiln.itlon on the oyiedltlnn
Hie American liner Philadelphia, from
Liverpool, clipper bowed und with an
Immaculate fliturehead that may repre
sent n Quaker, swapped oral, heart to
heart sentiments 104 miles off Sandy
Hook at 7 o'clock yesterday morning
with the lake built American freighter
nochester, until recently the Vaguer,
four years old
Capt. Candy and the officers of the
Philadelphia were reticent about the In
cident and the language exchanged. The
white Quaker, which saw peril close
enough to make It even whiter, also was
mum, but If It had been chewing plug
It would have been able easily to toss ,
ltd iUld Into tho countenance of Capt, I
Harris of the llochester. 1
It was said aboard the Philadelphia I
that when the Hocheater materialised
out of the heavy vapor bank she was
!
dead ahead of the liner, which If the j (
former had gone on would havo ground f,
the Quaker Into wood pulp against the L
steel side of the laden freighter, bound
for London from this port.
Capt. Candy stopped the Philadelphia,
"only a few yards" from the starboard
side of the llochester nnd In the few
seconds that tho vessels were ahnot
touching the skippers and officers In
dulged In deep sea conversation. The
Quaker would havo been too scared to
talk If It had been able, but tha others
did quite well
George II. Crocker. Jr.. of Fltchburg,
Mass., who was In the bow nf tho Chan
nel steamship Su'se when she was tor
pedoed, limped from the Philadelphia
with a cane. He was golt.c to Trance
to Join the Hartjes unit as an auibu-
lance driver when hurt
He said he remembered nothing of the
Mowing up of tho Sussex. He was In
the bow of the ship when the torpedo
hit her and when he awoke he learned I
that ho had been nearly four weeks In I
,ii hocpltal with a fractured skull, Inter
nal Injuries nnd wounds of the leiti. ,
Somebody, he heard, had seen one of his
feet sticking out of the wreckage of the
bow and had yanked him out. It will
I be eighteen months before he Is well
enough to fulfil hi engagement In
France
( i: iiinl 1, I'alrf.iv-Naultv. Inventor"
, of a five screwed boat that they hope
will make, ninety miles an hour, released
! a small model of the buat without :iuy ,
.propellors off Sable Island, the I'hll.i
delphla slowing down for the Inventors.
The model carries a note asking the
tinder to forward the model to the Hotel
.Manhattan, where the inveiitnis in
staying.
They want to see how the model
stands the racketing of theseas. Two,
of the new speed boat's propellers II
be aft. two forward and the other amnl-
ships on the line of the keel.
In the steerage of the Philadelphia
came 3&' Irish girls, the largest con
tingent that has left Ireland for many I
months. Most of them were held up
by the temporary embargo put on lui-
I migration after the uprising In Dubl u
Most of them are going Into dunn-stlo
service
Tom Matthews, stoker 'if Liverpool,
aged S3, became demented on I ie tr p
and after he bad been twl v cut d w
hy hhlpmatef tlnall.v hanged hlmelf lie
had been put in a strait Jacket, but broke
nut In the night.
CHINA'S REVOLT ENDS.
Washington. June 11. -Tho prepared
netii of th" Administration to meet
emergencies In foreign lands Is nell
Illustrated, according to certain officiate
here, bj the powc-fiil American naval
and marine force which have been ,.0n
centrjlecl against a threatened raid on
the Dominican eustiims .surplus by Senor
Anas and his band of adventurous fol
lowers. Arias with a bodyguard of :nn or "00
1 concealed somewhere In the outlying
district of Sanlo Domingo cltv To hold
blm in chei k the Nav Department has
despatched sixteen American warships to
uoniinic.iii waters and there will be soon
n force of n.noo American marines on
tho Island. If Atlas Is determined to
precipitate a conflict the t'nited States,
which Is backing the customs surplus,
will not bo found unprepared
Kx-Presldent Jlmlner, who resigned
and fled frc.n the capital after hearing
that Arias Intended to make trouble,
L innnt bi persuaded to resume hi duties
dutpHi' t lies promise of Ktippnit from
Washington ("mil tin returns tn Kc
mini' an itepubllc remains without
President and the situation continues In
pu-M-it , rlnus dlllleiiltles to tile I nl t-.-d
.States
l igeiit messages have suiie to .limine?,
fru.n Washington asking hliu to resume
the Pi sidrucy, but Mi far these have
been ot little avail. The Administration
lei,' if 'iniderably puzzled.
In addition to the American marlnrs
tli'i'id- In Santo Domlmto. the Fourth
IteKlinent of marines, under 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 il
nf col. J II Pendleton. 'It ft Sin HI. go
c,il.. on Juno 0 tor New nrlernis, when.
It will be Joined by the l'lglith Conipatit
fiom the naval station tlun Tim com
niand, which Include about lion ofllcers
and enlisted men, will tliun proceed to
Santo Domingo. Tt pas been organized
it, to ii maihlne gun cumpanv, a signal
couipan.v, a landing gun company and
two lnl.mtr battalion:) of time com
p.tnies inch.
Restore Cable rrvlcr to China.
The Commercial Cabin Company
makes the following hiiii' uncemet t :
"Direct route tn Foochow (China) and
Formosa restored Telegraph lervhe
with the province of Siechu.in is n
stored "
e U I lue In Mitillsnn llolilierj .
Detective. are tr tmr l'i run rinun
daylicht tblivee lm entered the 1mm,
of George T Hill at ?0 Park avenue on
Mac 1"i and stole Jewelry valued at
$l,K;r. Mr IIIII Ie v Ice-presld. lit of the
i union iviiigarine i ouiany
II
strujer Trrry tine- Vuronnri nl
Pllerlii I'lntii,
Wahiim.TOS, Juno II 'Hie Navi
paitment leeched word lo.il.iv i iii
destroyer Terrs went aground in l'i"
er b.i bor of I'lieila Plata, Sanlo I to
ago 'flic iixleiit nf the damage s no
own, but there wai im injurs In i in
1 innllel
riie Teny is coinm iinlecl hy ,int
N,clioii.s tjlie Is a 7"ai ion visri'l ,1
a complement of S', An nncj'tigi
is in being made
Sonlhern llevolnlliinnrli's Profi ts i
l.olnjts in 1,1,
Prof Jeremiah W Jenks, director of I
the Far l'a"terii Bureau, cabled yester
day from Pekln that all parts of I'hlna. I
Including the rebell us provinces or
south China, hive agried to sutipori
the new Chinese President, LI Yuan
hung The felling in south China Is sliosui
ts tJie tact tniu tue province ot Miensi
I anu siecnuen, ssnicn recently ueciaren
j their Independence, have cancelled the
declaration and have snt messages of
! congratulation to the nw President on
i his peaceful accession to tile oltlce
J Among the smith ("liltrt liaUers who
! have sent messages of tfoud ss Hid
' iirojnlses nf coo.r,i!lon are Teen Chun
Ssu.in f'lrinee V' 'er s Ito s ,c pro
claimed President ,s the r s oliuioii.ii
l ir, e in 1 I LtHttg ' h h i.io former
Minister of Jtlsllce nnd one ot the lltef
firg,llll7ers of tile recent rebellion , Tang
Sliaosl, Premier of tin llrsi r publican
Cabin, t and W n Ting f.uig, former
Mln sler to Hie I nit. d Slat.
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Let no one "CONVERSE" you out of
the advantage these Mfg. Economies should
mean to YOU.
THE B. F. GOODRICH CO.',
Akron, 0.
Goodrich "Fair-List" Prices
BLACK "BAREFOOT SAFETY-TREADS
53,1 Ford Size. J???
30 x-3J
32x33
33x4 -34x4
35x4j;
36x4;;
37x5 -
1$ 13.40
$15.45
$22.00
$22.40
$31.20
$31.60
$37.35
GOODRICH
FAIRLISTED
New York Branch
1780 Broadway
" Black -Tread" TireS
TEXTAN
The Goodrich Shoe Soles (for your Feet).
Does for your Shoes what the Mark
"Barefoot -Rubber" Tread does for
Goodrich Tires,
-Wears longer than Leather
Is Water-proof and Non-slippery
-Is Lighter and More Flexible
-Is Easier on your Feet
Ask your Shoe Dealer, or Shoe
Repairer, for Texlan Soles on your
next pair of Shoes.
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