The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09
His Elimination to Be
Accomplished Gin One
Way or Another"
SEEK TO AVERT
DRASTIC ACTION
President Wilson Discusses Mex
lean Situation With Members
of Senate Foreign Relations
Conmittee-Strong Dispo-
sition to Throw Support
to Constitutionalists. +

Washington. November s.-Notwith-
standing limitations that Provisional
PRESIDENT liucrta of Mexico would re-
fuse TO resign. administration officials
stated TO night that his elimination
would be accomplished lin one way or
another They declared that every
opportunity would be given him to re.
tire peacefully and that drastic stems
would be avoided if possible
The chief development of tho doy-
was call sent by President Wilson
Tor members OF the Senate Foreign 10
I"tlons committee. Republicans as well
rs Democrats. He had Senator's Stone
ana swanson with him for an hour.
"nu eNpects TO discuss the subject in
diNldua!ly with other members within
the next two or three days.
lie is in constant communication
win senator Bacon. chairman of tho
committee. who early in the d;,v had ,
'onG conference with Secretary Rrvar
ihc Georgia Senator said Tonight
.n"'' Whiie he was not at liberty to dis
, ,I MS tax with Mr.. Bryan in de-
'ali' ne could state that there had hecn
no chanse In the fixed purpose Of thn
'ilted states to have Huerta elin,inat
ca from the situation. and that II
would be done, though every .fTort
would be made TO avert extreme ,nca-
sures. '''''
Two Courses Omen
IN the view OF many officials ~
'ht!cipate iIal rejection by lIuart, -,
INC American demands onl, ,,,.
curses arc open to the IJnit,d St.ta
It'"c' 10 compose the situation direct
~ or 10 throw its moral sumner, n.i,n
no Cohstitutionalists in their urbt tn
In Mexico City.
That there is n stro,,,r ar.
a"opt the latter course was .yidat -, ~
'.H quarters to-day. Officials in ~
confidence OF President Wilson ny
liz Whiie there was absolutely NO
a,.,,.', petWcn the Washington gov
ciIl'hent and the ConstitutionaIists ia
SNfnpathics OF this government ro .''
4"ci'hc toward the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
movement The discussion thn,,
.'u l'ot progressed TO tho point whnrr
[ccoe milton of the bclligcrencv ~ 49,,
Constitutonaists was being copsi ~
cred "S cohslu-
Lifting the embargo on arms is IN,
,in by which many Senator's be-
i'eNc ,he situation best he met
!, Is believed that before tn. Wash.
hEtoh government takes any stem an
understanding through iuloru,nI -
uholnciai channels may be rcachad ne
10 the exact purpose OF the Constr
.utiohallsts. TO this end il is reported
that agents of the United Stotes
along the border OF the strength Of ~,
'ohStitutionaliSts and The nro,,rn,
which they have mapped ont
y" Word from Hurrtn
i"t no maj word had come from
iiuerta as To the American dcmnnds
was admitted tonight bv state ~
partment officials The next step il il.
believed. Will not he decided untii
iiuerta's reply actually is received. I'm
IN" meantime the President eynects tn
he. ,.ft
formed. He did not take his c,iston,
AIRY Saturday afternoon automobile
ride. but remained ut the White Iousn
absorbed i'll the dispatches from Mex
leo.
The President expects to forego his
usual Sunday custom OF hanishinc ON
cial business for the day. and will
see some or the memhefs OF the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee. rho
PRESIDENT IS said to he impressinss
upon all those who discuss the sub
Ject With MINI that it is the duty OF tho
United states 10 see 10 it that the ar
binary assumption of power BY Etuerta
should not be permitted 10 ripen into
a precedent in Latin America
Absolutely no official comment was
forthcoming tonight upon dispatches
from Mexico City announcing that
Iiucrta would be aided By English
financial interests in meeting the I'M
Information OF the part the English
fnanciul interests are said To have
played in supporting the IIuerta gov
er'smont has been in possession OF the
united states government for some
time, and persons in the confidence of
president Wilson declared he had this
phase of the situation in mind when
he made his Mobile speech. attacking
the influence or material interests OF
foreign nations in the political of.
fairs of Central and South American
republics.
fiuerta 10 Defy Wilson.
Mexico city. November S--C;cncraI
tiucrta has shown no Indication that
hc VIII comply with the American dc
nands for his csignatiou. On he CON
trary, those who profess to have his
confidence say his program Includes
dency until some time late In the year
1914. and that he intends to carry out
his plan OF organizing the new Con-
EreSs and defying Washington even TO
the point of war.
IL Is not forgotten. however. that tho
surprising, and as evidence OF this fact
every hour brings IA new vunor re
Garding lIucrta. one persistent repOrt
was that he had turned the govern
ment over TO The Foreign Minister,
Senior Moheno. and had gone to Vera
Cruz. Another was that he had COM
mittcd suicide That Huerta had be-
his latest Cabinet is Indicated by the
resignation of General BIan.
quot tho Minister Of War
There is some basis for believing