The chronicle=news., 1913-10-17
HUERTA CALLS
MEETING Of
DIPLOMATS
Dictator" Plans to Is
sue Statement Ouf-
lining his Position &
STATE DEPT. SILENT


Washington, Oct i.-Generai
,iurrcts plans to assemble the foreign
diplomats IN Mexico city today ar
tonorro~. according la III. stat" 'l--
m.ni on tn. present situation No
inkiing Of Iiucrtas purpose ~ns con
ta,n-d In I'll" dispatch.
His statement viii he r"c.iy.i
With the k.-n.st Interest," though ad-
m,ntstrn,ion officials aouh, iaai IL
Will alter In. situation.
Tha-. closes to III. administi alton
policy believe dealings with Hu-rta
are practically ended and that. peace
fn' measures Ia .ompo-" tue ritua-
tion VIII next be oN.r'.i In other Ill
rec ''ions. Speculation ct tn" posai-
biiiiy nni extent Of dcaiir er with tho
constiiu,ionalis, heads bns been re-
'i,cd hy III. p.r..rnt situation. hut
brings no definite statement from
Official quarters. President Wilson
Inns from time To tim. said h. would
voicom" Information Of the purposes
OF III. conStitutionaiists should they
become -ucr"rswui by arms. There
has been uo direct ronimun icatiun
but the president In expected to lie la
receipt oi Information along ,hc-s,
lines.
I'm" ditiCult,. IL that III. rOnslilu-
tionaitst chiefs nrc Ia >ariaus parts
of tho republic and coasmunfcs(I a.. %
~ slow that uniaci action on any
plan might be submitted would take
some time To formulate. In tho
n.in'im. tn. administration regards
Hucrta's promiscs for II solution by
nm election AZ violates and is said to
feel free to hear otacr proposals.
The meeting of the diplomats in
Mexico City on Wednesday WAS In
conclusive and bound ncne Of the
participants TO any definite course.
according to other adviccs. Officials
dispatches today reported that the
meeting called for II discussion of
the situation In the republic. racched
no collective opinion as To u solu-
lion or the problem"
The meeting was held at the Ger
man legation and representatives of
Great Britain. Spain. Germany. Aus
tria. France. Russia. Norway and
the United States were present.
international settlement of Mcxi.
.,. F,.lr l.. 4 s2 -
necessary was urged IN the house to-
lay by Representative Sherwood.
OF Ohio.
"A 'crisis is now on that calls for
Immediate action on the part Of The
United Statcs.' said h.. One of
three courses is open to us: to raise
the embargo OH arms and encourag.
the MeNicans in their natural desires
To Kill each other: to enter the coun-
try for aIned Intervention. or to co
operate with the other nations Of the
world IN exercising IA control that
Will allow the establishment OF firm
government"
Britain's Course Unchanged
London, Oct. 17.-There is no Tx
lihood OF Great Britain's recognition
of provisional President Huerta of
Mexico being withdrawn n. present
as had ben suggested in dispatches
from Washington, in the opinion of
british government circles.
II is admitted that something
might arise which would induce Sir
Edward Grey. the British foreign sec
rotary to take this drastic course but
1t Is pointed out that nothing thus
fht has occurred to change the Off
cial view that recognition of the pro-
visional government was the correct
policy.
1t is realized that the state of af-
fairs In Mexico is very bad, but Great
Britain is studiously refraining FROM
interfering in any way between Gem
eral Huerta and the Constitutional
lists
Expect Armenian Support.
Nogalcs, Sonora. Oct. 1T-Confi-
dent that good news for the constitu-
tionalist cause will come soon from
Washington. General Venustiano
Caranza. leader Of the revolutionary
movement in northern Mexico and