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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
WANT LIMESTONE
RATES LOWERED
Farmers Will Have Hearing
Against Railroads To-Day Be-
fore Corporation Commission.

Practically all OF the railroads named
as respondents in the ground limestone
rate case have flied their answers with
tho state Corporation Commission, and
the petition Of the Virginia State
Farmers Institute will probably be
heard before that body. beginning at
10 o'clock this morning. Ernest A.
Gray represents the farmers associa-
tion, whiic the attorneys for the Sc
Ncral railroads Will be present officers
OF the institute signing the petition
are Wcstmoreland Davis, president. and
= Morgan Shepherd secretary.
The defendants oTc the Atlantic
Coast Line, the Baltimore and Ohio. the
Louisville and Nashville. the Norfolk
southern. the New York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk, the Southern and the
Danvilio and Western.
II ~ charged in the petition that a
conference of railroad representatives
was held in tho Capitol. at the instance
ot Governor Mann, when certain very
low rates for the transportation of
ground limtstonc for use on the soil
were agreed 10. Most of the larger
trunk lines put the rates into effect,
While others Of the principal roads.
with some Of the smaller ones, failed
10 do SO.
In reply. the railroads say that their
rates on this commodity are not pro-
hihitNc, or even unrra sonablc. and do
not conflict with the Virginia classi-
lication as promulgated by the state
Corporation Commission. For its part.
Tic Atlantic Coast Line denies that its
representative at the Capitol confer
ence agreed 10 a uniform rate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
ASK SUPERVISORS
TO INCREASE TAX
Westhampton Folks Agree tc
Raise in Levy to Continue
Session.

CUT OF gathering of fifty or more
persons, only one voice was raised last
night ~ mass meeting held in the
Westhampton Schoolhouse, in opposi-
ton 10 resolution asking the Henrico
h9aru OF SUPERVISORS to increase the
school levy in Tuckahoc District in
order that the. schools can continue for
the balance of the term The mcetinr
was called by y. r. Wright. superin-
tchuthI OF Inc county schools, for the
purpose OF explaining the situation TO
''G taX DIEers or the district.
DurlnS the past three Years there ha Q
been erected in the district three hand
som new schools. The cost Of two Of
thc buildings was brought over this
nscal year ana put the district dcep
IN INC hole NJ present the funds are
ncil ~ growing larger each day If the
schools remain open until the first OF
June the amount Will be about Sit oon
me one remedy is TO have the dis
trlct school levy increased Al lac,
niGht meeting O. y. Nuckols, super-
HIsor from Tuckahoc District, was au-
tnofiZed 10 request the Henrico Super-
Nlsors, AT the next monthly rneetinr tn
raise the taxes for schools from ~ ~ ~
-. - cents Tor Il period OF one year Al
me expiration OF that time il is thoupbt
mat the district will lie on a Soma
tina ncial basis. "i'd
Meetings will be held in other SOC
toIs OF the district this week M
~ Ridge School. To-inorrow ni,.bi
superintendent Wright eXpects ~ .d
GGaISs dH9thcr meeting 1T Short PuInn
:.Hooi; ne IS anxious 10 have tho CO.
"1cia.loh OF the taxpayers, as the nccd
~ ac'ioh is Imperative. Unless some.
IL. 20 - Ione before March there will
.'b ~ alternative but 10 close Inc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
AGAIN
ON LIBRARY BOARD
Lincoln Succeeds Settle-Names
of Summer Normal Con-
ductors Announced.

Edmund Pcndleton. of Richmond, was
YESTERDAY elected by the state Board
rary Board for the ensuing term of
The board confirmed the appointment
Lincoln, of Charlotte Courthouse. TO
succeed r. S; Settle with the, Depart
Of employees was rearramged. so that
Mr. Lincoln. with E. Il. Worrell ana
j. q. Terrell. Will be officially known
months they will be employed in the
Office: in the spri ne and autumn they
Will Inspect schools and engage in rural
community work. while In the summer
they can assist In the examination and
grading OF teachers.
Conductors of summer normal schools
FOR this year We're nominated and con-
irmed us follows:
White. - University of Virginia.
Charles G.. Maphis; Martinsville. y. r.
Painter ter, Coyington, Joseph r.: saund-
Gap. j. y. fIillman; Fredericksburg. Z.
IIarrisonburg. Julian A. Burrmss; Ga :.
lax: i. Is. Fitzpatrick Chase City, S. r.
Duke; Iursy. ]. ID. Harris; Norfolk.
Colored.-Richnond. George Hoves;
Petersburg. j. III. Johnston: Manassas.
L. J.. Hin; Cambria. y; G. Long: Law
be selected later.
vo, The f board apP "o enn the high
school fund OF $4,000, Appropriated by
the Legislature.
a meeting will be held In March to
select the two board members chosen
from among the division supcrintend-
cnts. The incumbcnts arc NJ. NJ Lynch.
Of Frederick, and S. r. McChesney. OF
Bristol.
All members were present at yestcr-
days NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mann. Super
intcndent of Public Instruction
Stearnes. Attorney General Williams.
pr Jarman tFarmville NormaD. DR..
Page (university, Of virginia. Colonel
Ford Virginia Military InstituteJ, Mr..
LYNCH and MIR McChcSpcy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
COOK COUNTY CLUB
WILL VISIT. CITY
Famous Chicago Organization to
Call on Richmond Day After
Inauguration.

I, oh The ;, Cook COUNTY. Marching Club.
3; 3; and will be here most OF the day
dIhis famous POLITICAL organization OF
Chicago VIII be in Washington to take
part In the inauguration or President
Tlect Wilson. and, of course. could not
mink OF returning home without visit
Al the suggestion OF Mayor Ainsiie.
the CITY Democratic COMMITTEES last
night took up the matter OF entertain
, nm,1n {, This being the official political
tho lead. On motion of Captain w Nj.
Myers. n coninittce of five was author
ized, with Chairman Miles NJ Martin at
it's head. to formulate plans for enter
tainment. and to report at the next
meeting. Monday night
1T was understood that the city will
DO something toward cntcrtainmeni
through the Council. the Mayor or The
Committee on Advertising and Enter
prises.
Those who attended the BaI,imorc
Convention viii have vivid rccollcc-
tons OF tho Cook County Aiarchinc
Club. with high hats, frock coats. ana
general TAP npne ;.! OF ministcrlui dig
and Will. no doubt. give Richmond y
demonstration OF it's marching ;,bili-
ties ''o ""'i'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
.D|ST|LLERS FAIL
TO PROVE ERROR
Norfolk County Company Loses
in Court of Appeals on
Technical Plea.
CLAIMED ERROR IN CHARGE
Opinion by Judge Golf Sustains
Lower Courts Ruling
on Evidence.
CLAIMED ERROR IN CHARGE

In the criminal prosecution OF dis
tillerles for violations of the internal
revenue laws. preponderancc Of. evil
dcncc Is sufficient to convict. The jury
need not he satisfied beyond a rea-
sonable doubt that the defendant is
guilty before returning an adverse
verdict
This was the ruling of tho United
states Circuit Court of Appeals yes
terday in the case OF the United States
against Grain Distillery No. S, Of the
Eastern Distillery Company, of Bowers
Hill, NorfollS County. convicted about
eighteen months ago in the United
States District Court of irregularities
in the conduct of it's business.
The indictment charged that the
company unlawfully carried on the
business of distillinE with intent to
defraud the government OF the Federal
tax, and that it omitted TO make true
and exact entries of the quantities of
grain and other materials used by it
in the manufacture OF spirits. Tho jury
found for the government. and on this
verdict Judgment OF forfeiture was
entered.
Claimed Error In Charge.
Tho assignment OF error relied upon
by tho distillery company in it's appeal
to tho Circuit Court relates to the fol-
lowing instruction that was given to
the trial jury by the court:
THE same degree of proof is not re-
ouircd In order to the finding of II YER
dict for the government in the present
case AS in the case of II criminal prose
cution: that is to say. while the jury
in order to ind for the government
must be satisfied from tho evidence
that the otfense or offenses charged in
tho information has or have been COM
mitter as charged, they need not be
satisfied beyond Il reasonable doubt; n
prcponderance of evidence is suffici-
cnt."
Tho contention OF the distillers was
that the proceeding in the court was a
criminal prosecution and that conse-
qucntly ii was error TO charge the jury
that preponderaucc of evidence was
sufficient The rule in criminal cases
requiring guilt to be proved beyond "a
reasonable doubt, the distillers claimed
was applicable. and should have been
given to tho jury.
The Circuit Court of Appeals in its
opinion by Judge Gon. yesterday. quot
cd the Supreme Court Of the United
states, which held in numerous in
stances, that such prosecutions, while
essentially criminal and intended to
punish crime, are to be treated as civil
proceedings, and that therefore, the
"prepondcrance of evidence" rule must
hold. Tho verdict of the Norfolk
court was affirmed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
BATTERY DECIDES
TO KEEP FIGHTING
New Howitzcr Company Votes
Unanimously to Continue
Effort for Recognition.

motion made last, night by Lieu;
tenant Elect Jones. that +the Second
Company OF Ricllnond IIowitzers aban-
uon IT'S efforts to secure admission TO
the Virginia Volunteers and disbaud
was defeated by unanimous vote The
long delay in securing action from the
Governor and the Acknowledgement on
caused some OF the battery mcmbers
TO become discouraged and to be will
ing to give UP.
,o !, MAS to test the strength of this
icclinS that the motion was made after
a supper and smoker held ut the ar
morS last night The attendance was
would-bc artillerymen desire to Keep
up the fight
r Edwin p. Cox: addressing the bat
Terry, admonishcd them to he of good
When. he got through there was not n
vote Tor the test motion
me nhai ilr Is1o sergeant was ordered by
sentecs from the meeting They viii
ne seen. and those who desire TO with
draw will be allowed to do so. ana
their places will be taken by others
Battery members brought their
the meeting. w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
SUPREME COURT
TO MEET MARCH 4
Judges Eschew Inaugural Festiv
tiles and Will Hear Lawyers
Arguments.

Rather than attend the inauguration
of Woodrow Wilson and Thomas II.
Marshall in Washington. the Supreme
Court OF Appeals of Virginia has pre-
fcrred to attend to public business II
has decided on March as the date for
beginning the spring term in this
city.
Judge James Keith, the president Of
the court, is an intimate persona
friend Of Chief Justice White. who will
administer the oath OF Office to the
new President. Besides, all the Vir-
GINA judges voted for the Democratic
nominees in November But they will
spend inauguration day hearing arGu-
ments In the Richmond courtroom
Incidentally, the hopes OF Clerk IT.
Stewart Jones that he would be able
to accept the invitation Of n friend and
make day OF 1t in Washington, have
gone a-glimmering
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
Paragraph Pulpit
The Unitarian Church.

The Unitarian church has q glo-
rious history. 1t has furnished lead
ers in every department of public
service in numbers out OF all proper
tions TO the relative numerical
strength of the denomination. We
are proud of these names, but more
dear to us are the principles for
which the name Unitarian has stood
and now stands. A brief history OF
Unitarianism has been prepared by
j. RI. Croker, ID. ID. This will be
sent to any one upon request. Re
gardlcss OF your individual beliefs,
you will be pleased to read this for
It's historical value.--Unitarian Pub
licity Committee. 101 n. Harrison
Street. Acknowledgement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
LEAVES NARROW PATH
Negro Arrested when He Tries to Pawn
toats Ia Get Drink.

us CRAVING for a couple OF .nve.
%tenl shorts Yesterday led William
lr!ddy, colorcd. from the straight and
ster, was carting \ quantity Of cloth
lns to q building IN East Main Street.
Wnefc a ruWinaGc sale is scheduled to
Iahs place under the auspices Of the
Itlchmohd Chapter of the Wonen's
l.eaEue ArNons uher articles in his
wagon Ns-e l"r new coats which had
hecn donated to- 5he sale By q Broad
street SHOP NJ seventeenth Strcet. IA @
negro decided lac wanted drink and
hol having the funds with which to
team picked out the coats and ven,
INTO pawnshop To dispose OF them
belectXe g T. smith was in the shop.
i'riddy IN custody and locked him m
IT thc First Police station lie Then
y ,d9e ai' ip,yeis,'Fation and gathered
violence which, u is expected, viii
convict Priddy when he is tried ~
Police Court al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
RESUMES INSPECTION
niita IN Northern and Souihca.trrn Iir
sinih Examined This Week

The fourth week OF inspection OF Tie Iir-
E [l5 comments for the War Department
va p,EuI YESTERDAY by Captain :. \. Par
cho' lie was again accompanied
- ho has been from the beginning ~ "A,
!utant General w ". sale. who mas been
virginia Volunteers ~
company II. First Infantry at I..esbu.z.
was inspected last night nh. ittuera,,, &C..
the remainder OF tic week Is NJ ,oIiooy,.
iicaa1uarter7 Second Battalion First Imam
NY. hhd company 9, First Infantry MT Alsv
'tinrlh' to-day COMPANY /. First Infantry
~ irederickshuTG. to-morr0w; Compa!iy H.
tousth Inia"try ~ Emporia T!.nrsoa,',
"eae9uar'eis Thru battalion, Fourth Infau-
Suflolk. FriaaN. ."'..-.' -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
SHE RAN BLIND TIGER"
Heavy Punishment for CoIored Woman
WHO Sold LianOr Without Iicenac.

NTar,, HruVF MuhOut Incense.
Mary francis Allen, colored, was
serve sixty days in jail and placed
E ,ndia 5000 peace bond Tor her good be-
naVior Tor twelve months yesterday
morning IN Police Court for selling IL
quor without n license.
., George Morton colored was fined
Sioo ana costs for carrying concealed
Ethel Taylor. colored, accused of
stabbing Thomas Taylor Sunday after
ho WiI,i %ns hsld for grand jury ACTION.
were convicted OF destroying property
at the Hirst Police station: Gray was
who had been locked up for being
drunk, broke a faucet In their coli
SATURDAY night and flooded the place.
II. Z. richardson, the colored preach
driving an automobile and colliding
With street car in Duval Street SUM-
day morning, was dismissed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
MAY HAVE POOR FARM
Committee Discusses EInn IN Chance
AImnilOunc Inin unsniIul ~

Al a meeting OF a subcoInniitteo OF
me Council Committee on Public
buildings. Properties and Utilities yes-
terday afternoon Mr.. Hirschberg. of the
administrative Board, outlined his
IDEAS on the subject of acquisition OF
nome Tor the poor OF tho city, now
quartcred at the Alnshouse, the pres
elcd or rebuilt into n modern nubIic
city hospital. The proposition was dis
cussed informally and the committee
agents as TO the price at which suit
able tracks OF land could be acquired
~ was agreed that tract of about
100 acres would he desirable part OF IL
IN woodland, accessible to some line
OF transportation, but not near enough
20 me city 10 nave Il speculative front
foot or corner lot valuation
Qualities to Practice.
x; Allen Annions qualified yesterday
~ the Law and Equity Court to prac-
ticc law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
NEW MILITIA OFFICERS
Jm"pria Compapy Fleets and Major Jobn.,,
Appoints STAFF

.lrst Lieutenant Meade NJ Goodwin bae
zen elected Sariaip o: Company VI Four,h
4nIantfy' Al j-mporia according to a renoy,
21ade 20 me onice Of the AdJujart-Gene-ai
Lieutenant Richard VI. lrby Was elected a.,
a's,u'e,ait Ine c"npany reports II was IN.
.tYl' ." agree upon a Hccoud lieutenant M.
anuiu@ie IecelFlng 8 majority of votes cas-,
hsJor Johnson Of SufoW rf,,,,.
InaEdihs the Third Baitliou Fotirrh M
ihe following AZ the lreulbore az $500, . q. -
{.award Quiinby 10 be Lat,niion All
Jutant rank OF frs lieutenant. Aifre4 :,
oonInlFtaEy, rank Of second lieutenan, ''''-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
DEL ZINES ARREST NEGRO
FOR SHOOTING GI;S *

ed LIZ se l;iis robinson. colored was arrc.,
ma SJSs.fgiiIay ~ Detective Scrgeants Wli.v
~ me street The officers MA ' - i" pistol
,'- "l cie 'IIy Jan when ,hsy saw the nepre
tryorai ,s gun. and for tn. amusement -
III ~; ne attempted to escape when hn . 'ne
ina on, hi ne'isIn come toward him. II. ran
a,,ict W.. ihe oniters were equally as
K.i,h Nney ran In the front door p;hiIc
TX. v',.'"' IN 70 Tho rear and cam. in w.
naeK Robinscn was captured in ,hc IN, ,me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
THE MEASLES GROWING
Health Department Gets 1874 New Cases,
Mostly Among Negroes.

Yesterday broke all previous records
for the measles. a grand total of 1874
cases being reported, this number rep
since the Office of the Board Of Health
closed at midday Saturday. In looking
over the cards ii was noticeable that
n large majority of the new cases are
among negroes. When the epidemic
first began to be serious, most of the
cases were in the white residential sec
ton of the West End, surrounding the
William Il. FOX School Apparently the
disease has spent itself in that section.
for there are few new cases reported,
the new cases coming from other sec
tions of the city. There was no in
crease in the number of deaths. About
as many cases are being released from
quarantine each day as there are new
cases reported.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT
NiOllic II. Ernest Loses Suit Against
street Car COmnany

In the case OF Mollie b. Ernest
against the virginia Railway and Pow
entered yesterday in the CITY Circuit
Court for The defendant company. The
plaintiff sued for damages in the sum
OF $4,000. claiming that she was in
lured on August -. 1912. while alight-
ing from moving street car at the
corner of Seventh and Marshall Streets
The court and jury were of opinion that
the car company was not to blame. The
piaintif was represented by Meredith
* Cooke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
TWO REQUISITlONS
Frauds on Banks Charged In Ohio and New
Jersey ON Persons In Virginia.

Governor Woodrow Wilson. OF New Jersey
yesterday requested Governor Mann to turn
over 10 ~ representative of tho state of New
Jersey the person OF a. G. Sonwcl alias W
IL Henson, charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses In Mercer County y
J. Charles II. PilGcr, OF Trenton came for
tho prisoner. who is in jail in Norfolk The
rcduistion Was granted The indictment
charges passage of q worthless check on tho
Merchants National Bank Of Trenton for
sl5e.
The Governor also granted a reouisition
asked for hy Governor james B. Coz OF
onio. Tor Clayton Minuit. accused OF forgery
IN Cuyahoga County. He Is said 10 have
forged check for slsj on tho Society for
savings of the city of Cleveland. O John /
- Maley presented the papers. Minuit is
hcId IN the navy-yard 1T Portsmouth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
Iienrinv Coo. o..

ne nearing, OF Robert Nusholtz +
~. = 'ppcuheiiI or, the Young mon
Ss , Of stealing horse and bums s
s tYii, u; y Pruei'. "A liveryinaa, and
s,viiinS " III Hanover County, was con
C.n,I,, g.N'crdhS morning in Police
pomtl until FRIDAY. al the rooues, os
ast,3ainin LoVenstein, counsel for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18

I,,,,iihtt rover Of the State or Federal
IInulclary 10 Declare a Iecisl.,ivuai
ncohstitutional" was the suhtec, AZ
inde se'GFe s address last night by
G.. one or ~, ri,chard OF Asheviile =.
f Fore Tlrcut Court OF Appeals ' be-
itjrb htu9eIts OF the law schnol os
'''NiilOhu college and tbeir ,,,,.,, VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
Admire BeliwooJ Exhibit,

Tho farm exhibit of James Bcllwcod. as It
appeared Mt tho last State Fair, Is attract
Ing great deal OF attention from farmers
ut the place visited by the institute train
on the southern Railway. Commissioner
koiner considers Il valuable feature OF the
trip Mr.. Beilwood Will Join the party In a
day or two. t.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
Judgment Entered

J"demcnt was entered yesterday in
oGe Law and Equity Court in the nasn
o,ei Inv rankin National Bank OF Phil
sum OF s535S5 !" the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
DICKEN is OUT

ChNnRcs Mild ABOUT FayInK Fine Alter
Spending Several Days In City Jail.
Charles c. Diciren, who was rent
TO Jail last Friday in default OF a fine
OF 500 and Il S3co peace bond. yester-
day changed his mind. paid Justice
Crutchtield. furnished the security and
was released from. custody. His attor-
ney. g. *. Polloc<. furnished the bond
Dicken at first announced he would
never pay the fide, when he was CON
vtcted of interfering with Deputy Sher-
duty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18

'9d.I+UtI Jcnk ms, cOlOrcI 60 ,,i,, =,
ny linstlngs Court yesterday ON nc
.haree OF shooting Fulton JGhngnn ne ;n
we heck, and was acquitted :"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
Buildfnr Permit.

building permit was issued yes
terday to J. w Huss to erect a de-
tached two story brick dwelling on the
north side of Stuart Avenue. between
Mulberry Street and the Boulevard, to
cost $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
ANOTHER LICENSED
BiS Holding Company Chartered Unde
LaUN 0f VtpUiuto

bIS HOTufnK company Chartered Under
Laws of Virginia.
Another Of the many big concerns
OF tho North which are being char
tered in Virginia was Incorporated YES
terday by the state Corporation Com
mission: II has nm authorized capital
of S1.000.000. ard is formed, so the
application says. to hold stocks and
securities. 1t is known as The RE
public Corporation
IL. 3. Flippen is president and III. III.
Chalkley treasurer. Both are of Rich
mond: G. f. Ravenal. of New York, is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
SOCIALIST LECTURES
Series to Re Delivered mt Liberty Hall Dur-
ing Next Five Weeks

ing Next Five Weeks
The Richmond local OF the Socialist partv
has arranged for another series of lectures
on socialism entitled Economics and Tao
ties OF the International Socialist Move
ment." Liberty Hall at Twenty fifth and
place.
Lectures will be deliyered by FIVE we'll
known Socialist orators successive Tues
day eveniugs-February -, March & March
II, March is and March 81
First will be an address by William +,
Duny. OF New York. next Tuesday night
February p. at o'clock, on The Socialist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18
,Iarriore I.icen.ex

Marriage Licenses were issued yes
terday to Henry Augusta McCabc and
iamin Sculthorpe and Emma Blanche
Johnson.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-16
HUERTA TO MAKE
THE next MOVE
Officials Expect Further De
velopments to Come From
Mexican Government.

Washington. Aug. 1e.-Administra-
ton officials expect the next move in
the Mexican situation will come from
the Huerta government. Official ad-
vices that the views Of the United
States as set forth in formal note,
had been delivered to the. Mexican
government and are under considera-
ton by Provisional Pesident Huerta
and the cabinet This report was re-
ceived with the additional informa-
ton that the views Of the United
States had been Transmitted at the same
time to the diplomatic representatives
Of foreign sovernne ents In Mexico, city:
The pnhhcation of the governments
views in the mote IL withheld 70 the
present. at tte request Of the Huerta
goverhm ant that it be. permitted to 20
over the communication. The senate
foreign relations committee again dis
cussed the phases Of the Mexican sit
uation and the scope Of the report by
the special investigation committee Of
which Smith Of. Michigan is chair.
man.