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THE LITTLE SALESMEN
THE METAL MARKET
Are you using ths tittle mImirmT
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huyera every morning. They prodeeo
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37TH YEAR
EL PASO TEXAS. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 24. 1916.
ENGLISH SECTION M PAGES
PRICE 5 CENTS
GENERAL TREVINO EXPECTED TO EVACUATE CHIHUAHUA CITY
OREY SAYS PEACFiraiNGTHRONfi
TERMS WILL BE
DRAFTED BY
ENTENTE
Wni Welcome Any Effort by
Neutral Nations for Combina-
tion to Prevent Future Wars
But Allies in Present Strife Will
Formulate Pact.
CAN NEVER FORGET HOW
HOSTILITIES STARTED
One Cannot Go Back Too Often
to Inception of Carnage
When Neutrality Pledges Were
Flagrantly Violated; Germany
to Take What She Gets.
y Associated Pratt.
London. Oct. w. Another Important con
I I trlbutlun to the dlg'-iiMloni on peace was
1 I made by Viscount Orey secretary for for-
tlgn affairs at a lunch ftven today by
the foreign press ssaortstloo. at which the
diplomatic representatives of all the allied
-countries were pn-wni.
The forelrn eecreury made It plain that
the allies were not prepared to dlscu.11
peace tcnna and ave no Indication of wlu
their term' mignx oe dui wriwmra ujr
effort by neutral countries lor a enmoma
lion to prevent ruture ware
moat Important paasages or
speech follow.
"I would like to talk not. Indeed about
actual (Oturitlons or peace wntcn can ouur
be stated and formulated by the alllea to
rnthrr and not bv any one or them sep
arately but about the general objects which
tne ames musi secure iu mu wr
The War's ueeatlee.
"And to do that I would ask you to
r..i! .hat me must newer rorael how the
war came about If we are to approach
K ace in a proper spirit It can only be
rert.iierunii and recalling and never
for a moment forgetting what was the real
cause of the war.
"Some people say
back over that old
'Ob we heed not go
ground now; every
body knows it.
"Vnn rinnnt o back to It too Often.
affects the conditions ol pesos. Osr.
many talks of peace. Met statesmen talk
or peace today. Tbjy. say lisrBuuuf must
have guarantees against being attacked
again.' ir this war bad besa forced upon
Germany tlutl would be logical slate
ment. It Is precisely because It was not
forced upon uermany. ui we. wiw.-j
Germany upon turup
that It is the tine
who must nave
guarantees for future
peace.
'in July tH. no one thought of at-
Uckuig oermany. It la said that Russia
was the rtrst to mobilise. That 1 under
stand is what la represented In Uermany
as what It regards aa justification of the
statement that war was not en aggressive
war on Germany's part but was forced
upon her.
"Ruaala never made the mobilisation M
which Veennsny baa cou.pin. d until after
uermany had refused a conference and
never made It until after the report sp-
uearcd in Uermany that Uermany had or-
dered mobilisation and that report bad
been telegraphed to letrograd.
Germany's Plea.
"Tha is hole otan of campaign Of the
German stair was to stuck uirougb Bel
glum and now it la repieeeuled met Utey
R..i i i ütLscK toruiicU ueiaium because.
otocr people nad piaunwi to attack tnrougu
be.giuiu. 1 woulu like noliiiug better Uuui
to see loose siau-uieuia tost Huaeies tuouu
laetoin waa au agrsasive one and mat
fcloer powers any oluer power bad trai-
ruHed to tue ueuu-auty of beugium or
manned an attack uuough Belgium i
o k m ti mu those alalamants tovee-
uaavou ueiore any wuepsuuenl uapsrtlat
tribunal uerinkn usgauixaiton u very
auccuaaiul in some toiuga but in nothing
molt SUCOtaaiUl twail Ul llinaum
i. reacidus Uielr people sod
Lreacnuug to toeto a pom l of view wbicu
is not mat of truto-
Wbui r.uglaud proposed s conference
uu. it-.k and franca accented the con
lereuce. And one power reiused 1L Wheu
lour powers oilered a caataregtea ano oo
liw.r leiuseu it. and loe o User three are
rr"! ..r a cumerence. Is It the three
lowers uial are toning Use war or la li
ne power uiat is reiuamg toe coherence:
"loe anuMtlor OI liuaaia Oliersu iu
MSsTUS irtouusi. When oue sovereign oi-
Th. uuui tribunal and ano toar re-
uses it is ii to aovereuju woo orrars
tne conference to The nagua woscu
lorcstsf war?
1 lrl-"-T ol Belgian NCtstrautv.
un toe very eve of war France gave
liar pieugea u respect lbs osuirsnty ol
beieiuui u Germany would net vHMale 1L
ana wnen we aeavoa for auca pleagos wk
ui Luc power vuicb asltwl lor a pasase
lud toe power wuicn gave s pledge wtuxu
Z resliuisuili lor toe vioiauoo of toe
uautrsuu oeigiuui. or toe power last
rriuseu to give use guárante"?
Nevar at soy tone wss there a ssjggeas
uus ulat trencn or an tuigUSh toiam
eoúla enter Belgium uníase to prevent
toe uuouuun of ucr ueuualuy wtucn avu
peeu uuuei taktn by oeruaaay.
-AU snorU toavuto war m iia lessen.
because you rr -
. : tu war and not toe will
iiTinua Uta causad by tais wg
uase to na paesaraktS Wish s ssass of wast
war maaui. U waa because ws knew wast
w tried to avoid war. sad
Í. - sea uua exnertanca Of
S2LV eoes mean we are aessrniinad wet
ña war sasU set east asm we esa aw
K V aaves s terrtavle truu saaia.
ssw a Mtratsay to Se milgss.
vs. were asked by Oarasssty to nsasli
tssilTsl oa ssttaaaToaSittoaa . were
I ask say neutral wtatt would nave
tMJD ije ruture of una country v the
Kfie3f
tarred toe
Ve u wee becauae ws knew aUktt toe
.anertosa ul war luuat be sad bow as
rlu a war in kurepa would be tost we
I void ti katsia. That waa Ike
hare av
oxaernavi as ana wswss worm-
u..uiv láctica se awssa es eos seca wan.
TisSí M on tas vaM sf the nrtnss
GREETS COLONEL
ROOSEVELT IN
NEW MEXICO
Former President Severely Ar
raigns Administration Policy in
Mexico and Urges Hearers to
Do Everything in Their Power
to Further Hughes Cans.
TOO PROUD TO FIGHT"
PQLIC Y MENACES PEACE
Secretary of War Baker Roundly
Scored for Reported Compari-
son of Washington's Soldiers
With Murderous Bands of Mex-
ican Revolutionaries.
Special to the Times
Albuquerque W. M.. Oct 8. :olonel
Theodore Hrosevelt was today the canter
or a monster demonstration ror (baríes K.
Hurhna Hept'bllran candidate ror president;
for the Hepubllran etate ticket In New Mex
ico and ror a return to the United mates
of that Americanism which freed Cuba and
Porto men. released the PhllUplrwvs from
tns yoke of Spanish oppression and which
kept uermany off Venexeula.
Beside prominent Republicans and Pro
gresslve leaders of four year ago from
every section of the state. Colonel Roosevelt
waa greeted here by .tew Mexico veterans
of the Colonel's ramous rough rider regi-
ment. There were many native Mew Mexi
cans In the rough rldera. Americana of old
Mexican or Spanish dsticent and Colonel
Roosevelt In his addreas paid high tribute
to their Americanism and their bravery
during the war with Spain and the sub
sequent troubles In the Phllltptnea.
Appeal ta Patrlitl
Colonel Rooeevell said he appealed to
people from patriotic motivas to elect
Hughes and repudiate the policies of Preal
dent Wilson which he said had ruined old
Mexico and bad Irreparlably Injured
American people aa well. With true Rooae-
veiuan vigor the Colonel flayed toe foreign
policy of President Wilson. He said Wlseop
Should have Immediately protestas the
vaslon of Belgium and the sinking or
Lost tan la. and let the other fellow know
meant bualneaa. That he said in
effect was watt he did when Oerroeny
backed by England waa going to make
trouble In veussula.
"I spoke softly and carried a Mr stick.
said the Colonel "and Mr. Wilson speaks
bombas tl call ly and camas a dtahrag."
The great mass of men. women and chit
dren which swarmed ovar toe lawn of the
Alvar ado hotel and nut inUi the streets on
one side and the railroad tracks on the
other cheered loudly Rooeeveire tribute
to tne people ot new Mexico nis nasnnm
or Hughes his plea ror an old time Amanea
tost waa "not too proud to fight" ir seed
be and applauded his raking over of toe
Wilson admtnislrstioii
"We are told to prise safety rtrsv said
the Colonel. "It depends on what kind of
safety. I believe In safety secured. I ask
you VP think or the next seneraUon. Safety
first -yea. If you secure the safety by pre-
paring yourselves pi enforce your own
right while you reaped the rights of others.
That safety first I believe In but not saf
first If It Is toe kind or safety procurad
by the men who. on a sinking ship. Jump
Into Che life boats she art of the woman and
children Dutv rtrst honor fust. 1 ask you
to stand fnr those arret nrblclDleS: 10 Stand'
for a policy which will mean that oar
children receive unlmpared toe heritage wa
ourselves received from our rorafathera
and tlierrfore I aak you to repudiate the
prlnclplea and pollclea or Mr. Wilson and
bis supporters and to do all that In you
Uvea to put Mr. Hughes In as president ot
the United Blatas.
"1 have coree to appeal to yon tn CBS
name or Cha i nited states I ntsks my an
peal un fsr more than party lusas. I make
my appeal to menv who believe In the old
American spirit rask you In the name of
justice la the name or doing Justice to
others to the name of our electing Justice
for ourselves I aak you In the name of
every rar sighted man who believes that
tV Aroertcan people should prepara to
Isold shslr own against all opponents to
bold tbatr own asra'nal men who woaud
wrong them and In the name of tooee- who
believe that they nave a duty to humanity.
ssi uu dutv meet be pat fur mad not
by words bet by deeds by wUlktpaees to
show tos power or aslf-saerlflce by wul-
tngneaa to snow reeoinees mt iw
ask you to stand with as for the sake of
toe generations mas are w i sn
- declared that Wilson's
too "proud to fight" policy would not
keep us out of war permanently. Ha said
Wilson's weak policy bad ruined old Mex-
ico sad tost If Wilson aso shown real U.
S A. ftimntss. atore wouldn't have basa
all the Americana killed m Mexico or seal
to death by flsiatsn suhatsrtast
Roosevelt dextoeacad Secretary of
War Baker for the tatters reportad eenav
K see of Washington s soldiers with Max-
teretaCtoulsta sad criticised ess prss-
Idant cor putting Baker la Use cabinet fa
the first place aid for keeping him toare
after ote reportad ccinpertaoa
Scalfeiaa krrasflaaseet ef Baker. W
This statement of Mr. Baker's acato
aerad la by Cse silence ef Mr. Wilson." said
Mr. Roosevelt "shows that Mr. Wllaoa. to
kia . heart believes that Waahmgtoo jns
as better than Villa or Carransa. that The
of toe revotattoe stood oa s savej
the ilnssset erew waa. dtrrtna fas
last three end a naif years m Mexico have
murdered kmsrtatas by tas araadrads and
Mexicana by cas tena of taoesseds. These
man nave perpeireveo every epeciee 01 eats
raga ansa jateas sad cbfkxrea. and keva
turned all kteateo tasto a hell of starvation.
disease and Bdtis J i thev have dona tkSJ
wMfe the aettee or nasstve sssmshsbs ef Cas
vsniaóñ; and
nre-
whoflr SBaftt
tas rabanas aad tas íriHtMH
1 isas was wholly unfit to ra
tas sf she United Btatea.
rati ailriCsiis Cal ta al
Tas crowd ruled toa jawe asas overflowed
lo tas aera su and rae railroad tracks.
sssartras aovavnsassan ancwr tee leeoeraanp
of Mr. WUeon; and Mr. Wilson's etataet
orfleer new oefeoda them by toe rocueat
alendar en the man who made us s ssflsa"
Says Wtssse UstM.
Mr. Booaerait asid tast tha toan wat
fasssd such doetrtaea was
ta atar to
cant i ucrr a
-me 'I sta' -
LAS CRUCES TO GET
BEET SUGAR PLANT
COSTING $1000000
J. W. MrTh-gi. of Executive Of-
fice of Holly Sugar Company
Plans
special to Cha Morning Times
Las Craoss. M. M . Oct O A beet sugsr
rectory representing an Invesunenl of St
leaat It XXXeaS located at or near Las
cruces is now aaenrart ror the season of
117. according to J. W. Mnnnnls or the
executive otTtae of tha Holly Bugsr com-
pany or Dearer and A wink. Colo. The peo-
ple or this section art jubilant ovar lava an-
nouncement and those who hsve spent the
tast faw months In promoting the signing of
aerease for hasta next year reel more than
repaid for their efforts.
The HoBf Sugar oompan
asTtcultural dessartmeau her
If It has been decided. This probably will
be under tha direction of Phil R. Erirkaon.
Cos expert who has had In charge the ei
mat naa Dean run uus season ana
much credit belong! for toe suc-
ceas of the experiment.
This derarunenL like all district deoart-
enta of the comoany. will he under the
general dlrecSon or J. h llauger chief ag-
rtealturlst of the eorporttiou. This orrice
ncaiwnsi oí sor corporsuoii. i
la of tha highest Importance to
sr. ror It aaslgns one expert agrie
each section of from too to ja
in i arm
iculturlst to
JOO aerea
keep In rloaa touch with the crop or such
section front tha tune of the preparation of
Baa srett Bed on to Iba time or harvest.
W B atender lite the local banker who
first glimpsed the possibilities or the vai-
leys under toe aoepoani nuw project aa e
country ana wno naa none
mora toan gay other one man to initiate
I proeeeuts tha experiment which re
sulted In tha assurance or toe rectory will
leave liara Saturday night for Denver where
wni aneas the officials or tne Houy
Sugar compear for a final conference. Mr.
nanaerme wiu act aa me repreeeuaeaive w
this cooan unity mi or til those who have
signed contracta to stow beets next year.
Un.
The fact that the oompan y derided to pro
ltd with Its work on the factory despite
failure thus far of toe people sf tots
to siga tas ruii quota or 7jfs acres
for la tafean as an asdlcattuO ef their
eoort dee ci to fhs soundness of the propo-
nave
i not pro
posed te retas ths canapaiga ror additional
acreage: and ft as hoped test the announce-
meat of ths decision to erect the factory
will encourage the signing of aew con-
tracts It is sapee lallr hoped that fhs farm-
ara of toe Kl Paeh valley will Join more ex-
tenatrety tn Cat aapreaaent.
ataste Baa Miga
atMtras bars Just been received here on
several sstajilii of six beau asea seat to Cse
Ishetatorssa of to company on October ta.
rear isjsailsg showed die lollowing resulte:
vasar
raíaos. Pxtftrn.
(Pet.) treíV
fio. t 17O0 7S.se
Jas. S 1X0 tof
5t;
rrjs T7S7
Saeetsl te tas Morning Times
rnoarui arts. urv
today defreard
A a bond tesas of sstsss for
of iiisuitttoT a saualsaial atoe-
ma asysstaai t'J afSmí
How Can He Keep Still?
?
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; r
Twenty-five Cents
Admit to Exposition
Today Is Labor Day
('Today la Labor day at the ex-
oattlon. and for tha oooaalon tha
management has made tha admis-
sion chavrsa ti cents for adulta and
10 canta for children all day In
order that opportunity may he
given all to see the great educa-
tional exhibits which have been
gathered within tha bulldlnga on
te snoeltlon ernunda
K Tomorrow will be known as
Woman's Club day Confederate
Veterana day and Orand Army
day. Tha 1 1 -cant rate for adulta
and 10 -cent rate for children will
ha continued for that day aad for
tha closing; day of tha fair which
will he known as CarnlraJ day. On
the evening of the rloelna; day
there will be a dance on the big
stage In ths Patio which will be
tree to all dancers.
WAR IS CERTAIN IF
HUGHES IS ELECTED
Secretary McAdoo Say Both Ha
and RooseveJt Have Admitted
They Ara Not Dip lome ta.
By Associated Prats.
field ii.. Ost St. William O Me-
Adoo. secretary of the treasury. In s speech
delivered before a targe sudianme bars to-
night declared that both Mr Hughes end
Colonel hooecveii under toe pressure of In
i nr. hsve admitted that had
either been preatdeal M the Mast fas Last-
tenia waa aunk. each would hare taken s
course which would have brought on way
and oermany.
nugnee are at
complete accord" said Secretary I
"Each would bare breuarht on wi
OSraaSSg tnamedlstely after the sinking
the l.usitanla They differ if they awTi
at all. only in method Mr. rVooeerefl weu
bare begun by an act of aggri
toa sidos of Oennan rintens
narnors-ano nr. nugnea we
gun by Immediately tirisklng i
-neither Mr. hooserelt nor Mr
r nugnee
rneaasyant
would hare attempted first
difficulty peaoeaaty
i y. end hoe
diplomacy
ire- i iieiiiieis
Wilson did."
nscnoN or wixhub wssjta
BK NATIOWAi CALAMITY.
Br Associated neat.
ftprtagfleld. IU.. Ost St The nottUoo of
toe itasatlva board of the llllmds federa-
tlon or labor on gas national political su
non wss omcisiiy ssaieo tocay in a
grain sent by Proel dent John w. W
or tas rsoerauon to x i ataca g
of tha Orecon federation m wWeh
states tas executive board "takes toe
Don that tas sisease ef Hughes would
s areolar calamity to humanity in
coa nary late wss tas civil war"
Walker baa received a telegram rrota
lutlous perporttog to bass beeo pasead by
Cat rsetai rntoott rsttarsaoa rsvaventM
Qulncy and aaktng what poaflloa the
aula tabor acvsaisat takss oa the plsxt
Walker replied that (be issviiswU
taken no action bul toel "tne eisrsa
bars ef tas saaeetive
imm iaO
Mm-t tw
EPISCOPALS DO NOT
WANT ANY CHANGE IN
DENOMINATION NAME
Rraolution Offered to Subatilute
New Words Referred to Com-
mittee; b Buried.
Convention Takes Cognizance of
Fifty Years of Service of
Bishop Daniel Turtle.
ñ
Associated Press.
I. Louts not. tt - -Jews who have so
cepp-d Jesus Christ aa ths Messiah and hsvs
iiuiiunicanu or tas Protestant
Kpisiopsl church may retain. If toey de-
side the Jewish nMlonal and racial customs
and feasts according to s ruling of ths
bouse of deputies of ties ohurrb's general
convention.
session
naro
today.
The action was based upon s resolution
which had been presented by the Hev.
Floyd W I'.istuinns of Philadelphia. It was
asserted mal Hiere ara in Ms United
Stale
Chris
liave hesitated to
Christian
not rare
denominations becauae they do
10 abandon their reels! customs
Kfforu
hsve women permitted to all
ay.
when on the heels or
a rejection at the hands
shops s lower bouse
of toe house of a
sonimlltee reported las proposal adversely
Ulereasen Cassyge Befaras.
The house of deputies refused to adopt
m resol uUon of s special committee pro
posing the present system of equal dioee-
ssan representan! ui use ovwee 01 aepu-
tlea be changed to one of proportionate
ratrresenieiioii several boars of debate
preceded the vote which. In lbs clerical
order was M to It with fire dltssgss di
vided and in tne lar orear at 10 iota wits
naif-hour dloceaea
Paara ware
of some of the ai nailer
proposed amendments would 1
gaos of power to the larger
aburen bodies.
The iu his of his boos as s result of
I taken In toe bouse or deputies 10-
wtll elect a suffcagan Mate for the
art district or souvs pasota in aa
to a bishop to tusceed the lata
ftaorgs Bluer Jr.
The lower house refused to
tat haass of biabóos In Its
S seal sad vote to the upper house to
tragan blabopa Concurrent action is 1
eeearr At preeent suffragans laws a
but no rots.
Sea Day's Meet Minssgry.
every man tad woman
Ees. ok afS2
erTdtaUníM
WbTwoíd? work'
physical or mental InflnolUes
fiemortai of boston and toe g.l wül to
Of tweoxuyn as .savioa um es-
conoitMfl ST otnar innrmi
re are la Hew Tora today
sMsnae nanaansa untiueo 1
of l!ia"s. ssld. "It la assen.lal
ef tat vswttajes swerea. seawreje
mm NORTHERN ARMY
SHORT OF MUNITIONS AND
FOOD WOMEN SENT AWAY
Three Columns Sent Out in Pursuit of Villa : Two DisaDrjear J
and Third la Practically Annihilated in Running
Fight With Bandits.
Refugee Train Reaches Border Bringing Foreigner and
Families of Commanding General and Those of
Prominent Mexican Residents of Capital.
Short or sirvmanltlim snd soldiers and 1
helpless because of the decisive dereat Of
iieneral liarlos Osuna al Palomea and t resno.
by Francisco villa (leñera! Jacinto rrevlno
military commander or Chihuahua. Is sboul
to evacuate the capital prominent riutsns.
Mghtened by the nearness or the Villa
bandits who are aald to be surrounding the;
city are making frantic efforts to send
their wives snd daughters to safety An at-
tack on ne rapltal la expected hourly.
This mrm-malion waa obtained from i
I eh ees. ulm re Itched II Paao shout mid-
night. Two traína one rontalntng the
ramlly and relallvsa of iieneral Trerlnot
aid tha other containing about ton refugees
srrlved In Juarex on toe Mexico Central ran
road about II M o ciock last nigra.
Families Sent la Border.
Ths arrival of membera of tha Trevlno!
family and or Mrs. Venusttsno Carrania
two dsughters. snd Mrs. Alvsro Oarerm In'
l.sredo yesterday IS regarded aa slgntflcsnl'
by tonar who have been milowtng the Msxt-
ran sltustlon. tt Is also reported that First
r.hlef r.arrsats bss Isft Mexico City ror
uuerstaro Ms formar capital.
The refugees brought apparently authentic
accounts or the clash between Villa snd
Osuna "una. It Is stotsd. led Ms army
or 4 MX) men In three columns towards ssnta
Yiabel. where they had Information that
villa had gathered with s force of 00 men.
the Intention being to crush tha bandit
ehiar each nf the three columna number
ed about t.aoo men and osuna waa at Use
head of tha renter roiunai.
Battle Starts Mear Palomeas.
Vllta sallied forth from anta Y sabe I with
Mt S00 men and sncountered osuna al the
head or I. son men In the Apeche mountains
some distance out from Palmitas. Mo details
of the battle Which occurred rrmay ano
Saturday are known to the refugees hut
It It known that Osuna ws derisively beaten
and dropped bark to Palomas where ths
Carraiirlstss were Tanked by alaiar and
from there fought thslr wsy bark to Chi-
huahua osuns was unhurt during the nrhl.
No Information It obtainable as m nn
hnrsme of the right sad left columns snd
hinmiiiinn was obtainable aa to the
.....wMi of Villa following the rnrt.t In
the Apache mountains. It It tuppoeed the
two eolnnsnt joined vae osnniw.
There was evidences tn CblhusMis Monday
morning that the city wenlfl llkeiy na
.t.i ina.octanca was atttched 1i Um
ract that Oeneral TTartao san ma ismor
out 00 t special train. TM train len 1 ni
hiistms behind the regular wwm. oua P-"""
tits regular an rento snd reached J u area in
advance. .
Car ran states to araiaaii.
The reriort
Chihuahua srcordlng to
ton toe csrranrlstsa are
passenrars
ihort or ainmuninon. rood en 1 ruel. snd sre
not i-renared for tfa atu. i ttMS thety
which la espertad as s result of the recant
victory over osuna
Ttie tram which came in last want nrougm
muí too refiigeee. mostly Mexicans. Be-
twien to snd H smong whom are many
F.ngllsh speaking peopt. crossed Into in
Paso last night. The rxodua Is aald lo be
the result of the threat nf Villa that the
neit um he took Chihuahua he would emr
duet a slsughter Many of the refugees left
very hurriedly shsreionlng their Intarests.
ronvincna ines vine win
huahua
A tpedst csr attached to the regulsr tram
brought twenty young ladles aeuymersor
PI IlllWIieill rammee ui i.ninusinii wW
rtedly left to Mho isfoga at Jusres.
Sss rrssas Vp Agata at Oarraasa
In BI Paao tha aoeettruT m Mexico City yea
vsrday of o en era Is PaMo Oonsalea Alvaro
"bregón. Frsnrts.o cost candido AgUiiar
and oilier promlnenl leaders Is regarded
SS boding no good for the Orst chief.
Though the meeting wss held ostensibly
for the ouroose of boosting the ' arianta
SSBSS Mexicans ramlllar wiih the sltustlon
In the national esxWsl. did not hesitate
to expreet Mie opinion teal the true eibject
of the gathering was to arrange ror toe da
eosttton of the clttten first chief psbln
Bonasíes until recently crtlsen csrrsnts's
Bxost trusted adviser has of late besa tus
Bled of playing Into the lands or Oeneral
Ml nobles who with s force of rive
Hsnnseert men Is reported south of Mexico
Cltf
ais sa
villa spent several days st the Santa Ana
rgnea owned by the llesrst interests nrer
issmimrtna Mid left Osera hurriedly on last
upday a was ago. erhen he Issued rush
orders to go to Santa Yasbel. This Inrorpa-
tton wss rerervrdTty refnaes 1 rssssraay.
Villa Is eald lo have been bunting Ms old
ólases when the puntuve expedition was la
Iba vicinity or rlsnaavlpa
White oa ths tanta Ana
I r aneb
and tur
Vllta kitt-
led aortas
ad six hundred beeves
loos
im the vonrie eom. na atao too a a
Las orases. Mexico about tt mites from
anta Sits resten wewt vine wsxe wswe.
but toe Aj
piut sailing
II pereo
1 said to I
residing lo CMBM Skate ate
are said to oa subjeci
1.0 l to the uunoal scrutiny
in their ntirveassftts
or being uiuavo
one passenger on the train last night stat-
ed last he aaw tits rrssruenta or the i.ar-
jv- Wm Si Fs
l ouuoaon e Banns ntni 11a tuavua
r toe dsfsst tt pa
1 s. wtn 9W tt rhe
Generals Meet With
Avowed Object of
Boosting Carranza
llv Asm . Inted
Mexic i'tty OoL II More fhan
a hundred of tha moat prominent
general and other Isadora who
have been actively aasoelated In
the revolution many of whom
rama from long dtaunoaa mat to-
day at ths home of Oeneral Pablo
ilouaalee and formed a political
parly tha objects of which. It la
atatad are to unify all alómenla of
the Constitutlonnllat party and sup-
port ths candidacy of Oeneral Car-
ransa for the praaldenoy. Among
Utoae who attendavd were Oenerala
f 'breeTon. Oonsalas Benjamin Mill.
C'ttodldo Agullar Cargarlo Castro
and Franclaco Coea
The project of tha party which
was made known by Oanoral Oon-
rules was anthuxdaaUcaJly aooapt-
efl by all thoee preeent. Tha meet-
ing was originally called to select
n euivaeeanr to Oeneral Oonsalea as
commander of tha division of the
east but oppoattlon to his firing
up the oommnnd eaused thta plea
to be abandoned at leant tem-
porarily. At a late hear tonight fhs or-
ganisation waa still being carried
out. Osneral Bduardo Hay Is head
of tha original committee.
s resistance In ease the bandits desire to
aatke an astsck.
Berugeee tea t Get Boone.
Twenty eight or the three hundred ram-
Ges rrom chihuahua who arrived in Juarea
it night cama Into II Paso across the
International bridge about midnight ün
Boenunt of tha crowded conditions tn Use
hotels they had difficulty In finding rooms.
Twelove or the refligses were accomo-
dated at tlie ip.tei Psio del Nona Several
or them wars registered St ths Motel Shel-
don but wslted until early tots morning
trying to gst rooms.
Heard Lele Sf tSjIlttag
One aar satire gtn of a family of ama
aid that aha Isad lui la the imitad totea
ror three rea-a snd decided tn come back
since ooniUtlons around (tshuahua had
alarmed list clUxens there. 8ha ssld she
he.ini lou of noise of toe shooting ouktlda
of chlhuainit and aaw quite a number of
soldiers v ho bad been wounded sometime
Tlvuraday or Friday near palomas.
A family nf Hermans reraUred at the
Hotel Savoy. One of toero said Villa was
vary much favored among people living in
CMhusleia. although toey dared not express
pinion ne tara atoas 01 uem ware in
rimed u bellevt tbst Villa would attampl
1 arme
Sara
"There sre over men
with Villa There
about l.too in each of three divisions of
MTtnst't army." according to nils
t fl-V tl)R UIIHFTI
By AsaoclsMd Press.
l.sredo Texts. Oel Bj.-Oenersl carrssyas
sccoiiinled by Alvaro obregou. minister Of
war. snd a rattiius sf sdnawtstraaton ofn-
clgls are st ouerenro. where over sis ear-
loads of war munitions were taken rvont
This infonostii.il also la to the affect thai
Oeneral Pablo Hónrales who baa been
operating in the stale or aoreioe. nas
nee re-
vain rhees
retvugtss)
lunied lo Mexico City sad will remain
In charge or tne city.
No raaeon la known bars for the
nuvements.
4 Mp
TBKASt BKB UkVERAI. I.EAVMf ISB
rOs unknown turaicAN rosrt
tiy Associated Press.
Laredo Texas Oct 1. Maxevat Axntfa
one of the wealthiest residents of Mexico
and flic o Foryo sembrsno treasurer-gea-rrsl
of tha de is p goveniment of Maalaa
have left me ravpllal for a United Stales port
according to a passenger arriving hare rrom
Metloo ity today the name of Cse port
could not be learned.
By Ataclaasd Prejs a
in u a las Aria.. Oct. ft Ivag .
in an rounaiil here presented tot requai
Hrigsdlsr Oeneral T r. Davit thai nan
I p kites Caltas military commander 01
Sonora ha permitted pi trtvei through the
United States from Douglas to Kagle Pass.
Tasas en route tn MeiFco City where he
untied BtatSa from Douglas to Itse
has been summoned by TenuiUaeo Ca
Darla leferrsd ths reousst to Oes-
eral Punston and t reply wss ex peeled ta
feaheil traslata
risitas will leave Bnvpalma w
e.inssday
agua rrtata. oenarsirrs
wtlTbe In i-oiiirnand of
raiKls.o H. BSri
sonars
mtutary
I OurilUf ma eses.
vr Ml ffTIANO t: U AMU
Mas iMisF..oN in u. a
gey aaeoc.ietea rrvw
Laredo. Tax.. Oct. tt. Mrs. vsnsaraxsan)
Carrsnta. her two daurbtars snd Mrs AI
ro onregon who arrived al tuvro LareJo
I Continued on Page Two.)
ar-ArriBB
llv Aasoelated I re.
Washington Oct. n Wis
day tad Wednesday unsetdad.
New Mexico Tusadas rain tad riwttar.
wsiinesdsy fair in ant uaMtttod and sjstxV
er esal iortlon.
Wsdaeaaay gssse.
Twev load tuat H llsiflill aas
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