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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05
Friday Sale of
Bath ToueIs.

Another new lot, consisting of
several hundred dozen Bath
Towels, OF the same quality and
make we have frequently offered
heretofore.
Sold only by the half dozen:
6 for $3.50 6 for $500
6 for $1.75. 6 for $2.so
Every towel worth one third
more.
They are subject to slight imperfec-
tions in weave, such as dropped
threads, oil spots, etc, but not enough
to impair their service.
Second floor, Eleventh street.
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CHINA DEPARTMENT.

. Imported Decorated Meat Plattere. $40
each. Were S1.25.
LIMOGES Chira Salad Bowl. 5oc. Was 81 Is
1 Pottery Umbrella Jar, slightly imperfect
SIC. Was S2.5o
1 Hand painted Bonbon Dish. Soc. Was 81 So
l Imported Decorated Cream Pitcher, o5c.
Was 75c.
dozen Limoges China Borion Guns an
Saucers: Sc 90 doz. Were $500.
5 Imported Decorated Covered Dishes so
each. Were 81. so
Decorated SIop Jar. s1.oo. Was $3.50.
Fifth floor, 4; street.
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SUIT DEPARTMENT.

Is Army and Navy Serge Suits, in
black and navy: sizes "a to 40; $3.50
each. Were $500.
:; $500 Navy and Black Serge Suits,
sizes 81 to A $500 each.
$4,000 Gray Suit, size Al: $500.
: $500 Black Suits, sizes 81 and So;
$500 each.
Third floor, G street.
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CUT GLASS DEPARTMENT.

1 l0=inch Cut GLASS Vase. In floral pattern;
slightly imperfect: 81 Las. Was $Sa5.
1 Cut Glass P:nd ell Bon on Basket, slight
" imperfect: 81 - Was $3.50.
6 Austrian Gold Decorated Footed Glass
Sherbet Cups: Soc each. We're Use
:; SI.-incti Glass Covered Cretonne-effect Trays
with oI-nwork nickel frames: l5c each Were
Jtc.
] 6-inch Cur Glass ConIport. slightly imr,e--
feet: sl.50. Was SIS.
s-inch Cut Glass Berry Bowl, slightly i'm
perfect: 81 60. Was s".t5
Fifth floor. {; street.
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FUR DEPARTMENT.

1 set Hudson Seal and Civet Cat Furs with
large pillow muff; S375 Was $500.
set Red Fox. with scarf made from single
skin and NUT to lnatcti $3.50: Was 300; CO.
this set is good for school wear; $500. Was
$500.
set Canary Moufflon Furs. scarf and mum
lined with satin to match: $1,000. Was 5000
Misses Gray Mouion Set; $1,000. Was
SIS 90.
l Misses Wild Cat Set: novelty scarf and
plain muff: $500. Was $3.50.
Third floor, q street.
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MISSES DEPARTMENT.

p Girls Bingham Dresses: a sample line in
stripes checks, plaids and plain colars i'll long
WASTED styles: size 10; s1.o0 each. Regularly,
s. 10 and $40.
IL Atwood Sweaters for women; in We and
high neck styles in light and dark coorngs; a
sample line i'll sizes "a, So and IS: $2.95 each
Were $685. and $500
:: Misses Evening Dresses. in blue. yellow
and green; size 16 years. $1,000 each. We're
$3.50.
Misses Gray Winter Coat, in full length
style with helted back; lined to waist; size
lG; $50. Was $1S75.
Third floor, I; street.
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BED DEPARTMENT.

3-foot Brass Beds with Finch con
tinuous posts: bright and satin finishes;
slightly damaged.
l at SI2.5O-was $50 %.
at SI3.50-was $3.50.
] at $15.O0-waS S2e.5o.
4.6-foot White Enameled Beds. some
plain. others with brass knobs and
rods: some slightly damaged; others
are perfect
at S1.a0-Was $3.50.
= at $3.50 each-Were S1..J0
l at $l1.OO-waS $500.
:; 3-foot White Enameled Beds, in
good designs
at &3.75-was $500
! at $9.OO-waS $3.50.
at E9.OsD-was s17.50.
3 3-foot Size Felt Mattresses, with
heavy art ticking covers: slightly dam
aged-S7.OO each. Were 5000.
4 Cotton Felt Mattresses. size 40 feet:
slightly damage 800 each. We're
$3.50
Sixth floor, Center.
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Friday Specials in
Won1en's Hose.

Women's Black and Tan Cot
ton Hose, with double soles and
high spliced heels. so dozen pairs
are included in this lot, which is a
quality regularly priced at 25c
pair; now because of slight i'm
PROJECTIONS and mended places.
priced at
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Friday Reductions in
Lingerie Waists.

\ wide range of styles and
prices which makes it possible to
obtain a lovely blouse in almost any
style you may wish. Plain tailored
models, and models trimmed with en-
broidery, lace insertion or tucks are
found in great variety in both high
and low neck styles
soc each. Were SI.oo.
$3.50 each. Were S.. so.
$2.e5 each. Were $500.
1895 each. Were S5.75.
Third floor. G. street.
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CORSET DEPARTMENT.

q rair 2. n t0rScts. cuutif or hat!sie, me-
dunn low bust and long straight hip; sizes 10.
70 and %: $500 pair Were $500 =,
\ pair Ivy ard Il. 4 Il. Co"sets. Of 'o-til
and latiste. sirdle top and low Or medium
bust; sizes is. 10. .. "a. -. 26 and IS: $1.0o
pair. Were 81. 30 and 500.
,,air Corscts various makes in low and
medium bust and hip styles; sizes 10, % and
l6 Soc pair. We're 800
Double We Waists. batiste; sizes 10 and
90 soc each. We're 81
IL Brassieres. embroidery trimmed and fasten
in front: sizes AZ and A; 2Jc each We're soc.
Third floor, Eleventh street.
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Friday, as Usual, Remnant Day.

Willie nAA 1 hh
nseuvdhn dp whom
quality w and
" lis
~
tebptnem small tom HAph h
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I2I2c pair.
And the following !:

% dozen pairs Women's Black and White Boot
Silk Hose. with double soles and high -splice1
heels; slightly imperfect: 35c pair. Were 5oc.
% pairs WoInens silk Hose. In black and col
ors: double soles and high spiced heels: irrcs
ularities in weave them 10 be marked ut
81 90 pair. Regularly 81 80.
II pairs WOmens Isle Thread Hose in navy
and gray: with double soles and high-spi ed
heels: Paris clocks; sizes Q, az and 10: S5c PAIR
Were J0c
Main floor. & street
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TOY DEPARTMENT.

/ Trimmed Doll Bed. S1.00. Was $500.
l Basket and Doh. $3.50. was $500; /
at 81 so. was $1,000.
/ Trimmed Auto with Doll. $1.0o.
Was $500.
1 Trimmed Basket with Doll, s1.00.
Was $500.
Fancy Music Boxes. $500 each.
Were $3.50.
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Hunter Shot While Hunting Deer

EGG HARBOR, n. j., Novem Der g.
Frank Short, a contractor of this place.
died today of buckshot wounds received
while hunting deer election day. This
is the first fatality of the cunning sea-
son in this state.
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SOS each.
Value, $500.
And the following:

Womens Extra Size Nansook Gowns. u
styles with short sleeves and square r,.uud
neck; triinm II with emhroidery and lace, Si..5
each. Were 81. a. and 81 o.
10 Cambria and Nainsook Gowns. trimmed with
embroidery and lace: in styles with and low
neck and long and short sleeves; oor each. We,
81 90
1 Nainsook Combinations. trimmed with rarn-
ciennes Lace, beading and ribbon; LOO each.
Were s..
l.: pairs Nain>"ok Drawers in circular st,le
trimmed with lace or embroidery Insertion; .-c
pair. Were 81 90.
Combinations. trimmed with lace aud iH-i.r
ton Or beading aud ribbon: ste each. Mere ST ga
. themiscs lace and Insertion trimmed ti
iShed with beading and ribbon: soc each. We're
81
4 Fine White Lawn Aprons. trimmed with IN.
broidery: zoe ca oh. Were Sl.oo.
Third floor. + street.
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HOUSE DRESS DEPT.

- Women's Percale House Dresses ::
one-piece styles. fastening in front and
made with low neck and three quarter
sleeves: deep hens: sizes 81. So and 81:
SIC each. Were S1.UQ.
Third floor c, street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05

PIain-toe Gun Metal Calfskin Cloth
too Button Shoes. with Goodyear welt
soles and Cuban heels: sizes c, 3, 3l2
4, 81. 61@ and d.
Tan Russia Calfskn Cloth-top Button
Shoes. Goodyear welt soieS and leather
Cuban heels; sizes and & IA, So. q
and 81. \, 8, 80, 6 and GLIB, 5. 81, 3lz
and c.
Tan Russia Calfskin Blucher-cut Lace
Shoes, Goodyear welt soles and leather
Cuban heels; sizes 4 and AA. 3i2, !
and AZ b, g. 31s, and c, 3. 81 and
~ D.
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And the following ::

Cbildren's Navy Blue Corduroy Coats, no.
style and turnover collar and CUTS side but
toning effect Will! belt, $50 each. Were $500
pairs Children's Knitted Night Drawers
without feet: Toe each. Were 95c
5 pair. Children's Muslin Drawers trimmed
wit embroidery and tucks: 15c pair Were 2,c
4 Childrens White Nainsuok Princess Slips
trimmed with fiue lace. embroidery and bead
ing run with ribbon: SIS each We're 81 rs.
Third floor + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05
Friday Special in
Children's Drawers,

Muslin Drawers OF good quail
lty, finished with tucks and deep
hem. Special price, 1oc pair.
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SKIRT DEPARTMENT.

10 Skirts in navy blue serge black taffeta;
sizes from "a to % waist; $500 each. We're
$l2T5. $500 and $3.50.
:, skirts. Of wool crepe or serge In black and
navy: 81 Is each Were S5.75 and $40.
Third floor, q street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05

High-cut Mat kidskin Button Shoes
with Goodyear welt soles and leather
Cuban heels. Sizes 4. AZ. q and Gig AA,
:; and \, 5. and Al: B. 212 and 3 G
Gun Metal Calfskin Button Shoes, with
hand-turned soles and leather-covered
Spanish heels; sizes and Sl.AA. a.
sig and B. ~. 5. 5la and y.
Gun Metal Calfskin Button Shoes,
Goodyear welt sole and leather Cuban
heels; sizes ) and 5%AA, 3i2 and a,
5, 3is, 4, 5E and E, 3, So, 1, > and c,
Az. 81. and g d.
$3.50 pair. We
Third floor Tenth street.
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air. Were $500 to $500.
Lace Curtain Department.
Third floor, Tenth street.

Higlerade Curtains OF them imported including Hand
and other rich and effective
signs soed from being used samples other
quality of material and make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05
Friday Special in
Silk Pefticoafs.

An unusually good value in Mesa
line Sill, Petticoats-made with fitted
top and deep plated flounce and
underlav. the tlounce having scatloped
edge. \ value which is not possible
to obtain often at a price lower than
regular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05
Curtains
Friday Special in
Boys School Suits,
$3.75 each

Made in the new Norfolk Jacket
styles, and of high-srade pure
wooden cheviots, cassimeres and
worsteds. Various mixed pat
terms and shades in dark gray,
which renders such good service
for general wear. Sizes 8 to II.
Suits that have been selling
at S. and So, $3.75 each.
Also the following:
20 Felt Hats. In tan and gray shades; sizes
g.. to Z; S1OO each. Were 81. 80 and SOD
"a Boys Fine Quality Madras PAP mas. size
10: 5sc and 6sc each. Were sioo and 81 %
12 Boys Fine Quality Cotton \,shtshirts
with attractive trimmings: sizes 10, u. Ia and
Ii: :sSc eac, Were 90.
n Boys Good Quality Madras Blouses. with
Numbered collar band and others with lanndcred
collars attached; slightly soilcd; zoe each. Were
$1.00.
20 Boys Felt Hats. Jack Tar style, in gray
and tan: sizes 81. to SIS 2Jc each. Were
81 90 and S1.5O.
Third floor, center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05

8 pair Ivory Renaissance, 312 yards
long. $3.50 pair. Were $4,000.
. pairs Fine Ivory Venetian Lace Curtains, 81
yards long: 81 so pair. Were $3.50.
pairs Ecru Novelty Net Curtains, 21a yards
long: $3.50 pair. Were s7.0O.
. pairs Ecru Irish Point Curtains q. yards
long: $50 par. We're S4.40
3 pairs White Novelty Net Curtains, 2la yards
long: $40 pair. Were $500
3 pairs White Novelty Net Curtains, 81 90 pair.
Were $3.50
i pairs Ecru Renaissance Lace Curtains. 3 yards
long $500 pair. Were $3.50.
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Special-$12.75 each.
Friday Special in
Women's Hiqh-erade Shoes.

of small lots representing some OF the best styles
stock; perfect
hnh-o de IN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05
Friday Specials in Women's Dresses tor
Street. Afternoon and Evening Wear

Lovely and IN me 1"S>'
the seasons vlemakng this Offering even more IN
coming does in the very height OF the season
The pima shown IN lovely
and = il. OIL
,eol ,puim III sing
at!ons.b both
gi1d waist
haved collar cuff
II
Regular roms $500
Special-$12.75 each
Dress crepe
danly finished with Collars ana
of Idle Long tuni A
nayh n
Special-$l2.75 EACH
nj 1
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Friday Special in
Women's Cotton Vests.

so dozen Imported Swiss Rib
bed Cotton Vests. in weights to-
fall wear, are offered in this Fri
day sale. In styles with low neck
and no sleeves.
Sc each. 5 for SI.oo.
Regularly SOC each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05
Need of Training for Practical
/ Side of Life Cited at
!; Teachers Institute.
MORE COOPERATION WITH
EMPLOYERS ALSO URGED
Views of W. D. Lewis of Philadel-
phia and Dr.. Meyer Bloomfield
Of Boston Applauded.

Need for adapting the courses OF the
public schools TO train for the more
practical side sf life. and of ohta nlnS
the greatest cooperation between en-
pIoyers and the schools, were two points
strongly urged at the opening session OF
the teachers institute of the Whlte
schools of the District. held al the First
CONGREGATIONAL church today. The speak
ers empas ziug the respective points
We're w. T.. Lewis. principal Of the VII
liam Penn High School for Girls. Ph1ia-
delphia, and pr. Never Bloomfield Of the
vocation bur6au Boston.
When Mr. Lewis denounced the pres
ent day method Of trying to make all
children in the h &h schools learn sub
jects that Were Impossible for portion
of them to understand. and TO teacn IL
their place things IF d more practical
nature. the 1.o00 teachers and offclalS
present spplauded vigorously.
I'VE should teach that which the
American people need taught i'll the
schools declared Mr.. Lewis. "One of
The problems which our schools should
meet is the economic problem He
also advocated greater and more prac-
tical work along civic lines, for home
craft and in physical training and
hygiene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05

Marie Antoinette Curtains,
White, :; and 80 yard lengths
3 pair at $12.00-were $1S.00-
) pair at ss.5o-were s13.9o-
pair at s9.75-were $3.50.
pair at $10.00-were- $3.50.
Fine Wolfe and Marquisette
Curtains,
Trimmed with filet, cluny and
macrame lace edges and insertions.
pair at S12.00-were $500
2 nair at Sl25O--were- $500.
pair at S1OO-were $3.50.
! nair at s1150--were $3.50.
5 pair at S1OO0-were $500.
6 pair at s9.50-were $500
pair at $3.25-were $3.50
Also so pair Soft Wolfe Curtains. IN
cream and white, with hemstitched
borders. 212 yards long.
Special price. SIPS pair.
Fourth floor. G street.
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And the following !.

II Women's Jersey Rihhei Combination SGs-.
with tisht-knee Lace trimmed drawers; sizes
and 3: 3-5c pair. Were soc.
% Wom.n's Jersey Ribbed Combination SUITS
in ankle and knee lengths: those with tight kn
having crocleted fronts: sizes and : at sfia
each. Were 80 size ar 81 % each Wer
SEQ.
IL ChiIdren's Jersey Ribbed Cotton Vests. IN
fall weights with high neck and long sleeve~: :,
to Il years: pc each. Were i5c.
Main floor. q street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05

DR.. Bloomfield urged the teaching of
"mothercraft" and ''fathercraft- The
time may COME he said, when at
tached to the wedding license will be
graduation certificates in these sub
jects and the ratings of the two par
ties"
Dr. Bloomfe1d's principal theme,
however was closer relation between
the schools and the employers. He
declared that the teachers should
make demands of the employers even
as they make demands of the schools.
We can't do more FOR the employe
and child unless the employer does
pmore, too he said Il am asking you
to ask for something in return from
those who think they have the right
and you have the duty. l am pleading
for closer cooperation between the
school and the employers. We do not
want to maintain the attitude we have
had for years-that of eating from the
hand OF the enployer-nor do we want
him to eat from our hand. This lack
of democracy would mean moral sui
eide.
The schools have been criticised for
not teaching spelling. reading. and writ
ing as well as they did years ago We
have listened to this criticism and we
used TO believe it. We know better now.
through comparisons with old examina-
tons that never before did the masses
of children read spell SO well they
do today
We have the right TO say to the en-
ployer: We don't know whether you
have a right to Americas school chill
dren' We go through the automatic
preparation for life, but We have never
touched life itself. Now we are going
to quit this suspended animation; we are
going 10 find out whether it is safe for
the country to have any job that offers
a salary only-is without educational
value.
Supt. Thurston Presldes.
Ernest l.. Thurston. superintendent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05
Defines Certain Bad Citizens.

why should not America look upon
every boy and girl as defender of the
civic welfare he demanded. we
should make them aggressive and per-
sistent fighters for that welfare. We
used to think that a man who paid his
debts and kept out of Jail was a good
citizen. This is not SO any more. Men
who allow child labor under them, who
make alliances for the promotion OF
bad laws and the hindrance of good
ones-these are not good citizens. no
matter how many institutions they en-
COW and how many religious and char
liable organizations they aid.
"Why do we INSIST that every boy and
girl who comes into the high school Sh II
take algebra geometry and a foreign Ian
suage?" He spoke OF number sub
jects which he believed should be taught
10 all He declared that '.the man who is
type of that American culture which is
based upCn doing things with the hands.
He gave instances of children who had
proved failures in mental studies hut
who had proved themselves experts In
handwork-
The speaker asserted that girls are
taught Latin and similar subjects and
excused from learning homecraft even in
the home. TIL 5 he gave as one OF the
reasons for wrecked homes in America
lie believed that every girl should be
taught to handle q household budget an l
that she should be taught hygiene and
rules o. dress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05

Patent Colt Shapely Button
Boots. with the popular black
cloth tops. Sizes liz to ..
Same, sizes S to 8. .S1.5O
Same, sizes 81 to 11..... Sis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05

10 styles of Patent Colt and
Gun Metal Calf Button Boots.
Plain or tipped. narrow or full
toes; cloth or kid tops.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-12

dignity and the patience of the gov
,rnent of the United States He has
failed The United States should
not now, under any circumstances
be content with anything less than
the most complete and absolute
restoration of constitutional sell
government in Mexico. Hundreds oil
onr citizens have been killed in
Mexico, thousands of them have been
robbed. millions OF their property
stolen and all driven by violence
from Mexico lIuerta has sought TO
involve us in complications with
Japan. which might easily involve
our Nation in one OF the bloodiest
wars In history if permitted to be
worked ont.
'"rhe President was not only iusti-
fled in refusing to recognize lluerta
as president of Mexico and in selling
Nern Cruz to stop the landing of "A
shipload OF machine guns and 1000,
roo cartridges, but he would have
been fully Justified in doposing Iln-
cfta by military force as bloody
dcspoi and reasonable usurpcr."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-12

SUBURBAN LOTS $25-The famous
Houston Galveston district offers
the best opportunity in America to-
day for safe investment in real estate.
We are closing out a few lots in
Marvel" beautiful suburban town
midway between the two cities at
$25 to $50 on payments of 81 80 cash
and $3.50 monthly. Half usual price.
Increase in values here should make
50 per cent a year on the investment
Has railroad, stores, schools and many
beautiful homes now. Write for free
maps and literature today Address
Farwood Realty Co, Desk Is, 1902
Congress St, Houston, Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-12
WE CANNOT BACK
DOWN SAYS OWEN
Continued from Page ~

president of Mexico on the 26th Of
I OclOlc. 1913. i'c said that while
| Hierta had announced he would not
| be candidate. he had enlarged the
powers of his military state govern
| ors, TO cover the election machinery.
| 'oul days before the election the
| 5c9a'"r aid, Il 81 .t' formal ass
anccs to the diplomats in Mexico city
thai he was not a candidate. election
posters were sent broadcast urging
erta sent instructions to his govern
ors. said the senator, to return the
votes favorable to him and not 20
return more than certain part of
! the precincts, thus nsuring a void
election. This program, he said. was
carried ont in every detail, and the
Mexican congress, discovering that
less than half the voting precincts
had sent in returns. declared the
election void and expressed desire
that Huerta continue as provisional
president until some future time
which might be fixed by congress.
Huerta Still Dictator.
"Hucrta,I he added Dramatically
Still is dictator"
"Of the 2S elected govcronrs OF
Mexico at the time lInrrta seized the
governing powers the senator said,
only two at the end Of the year re
NAMED At home attending their
dyniics Ten of them had Joined The
revolution. number had fled the
country, and one had been murdered
by major general Of iluerta. who
tied he governor of Chihuahua on the
railroad track and lacked a yard on
gine over him to teach him better
manners than to oppose IIucrta. All
vacancies were filled by military
governors appointed by IIuerta
"Huerta's federal officers of the
army appear to have been instructed
to take no prisoners. Every captured
officer. high and low. vas put before
wall and shot most of the com
mon soldiers taken prisoner were shot
in like fashion and a few allowed to
save their lives by Joining the fed
eral army Every member Of the
cabinet named for Hueria was re
moved. Some of them fled the coun
try. one % them was Killed. but not
one was left in the cabinet.
During the fall OF 1913 numerous
evidences appeared Of Fnorta trying
to involve the United States in some
act of aggression or invasion. His
purpose in doing this was to stir the
patriotism of the Mexican people.
make them forget his crimes. and in
dnce them 10 get behind him as
defender OF Mexico against an in
vading foe Finally. April .. he had
the impudence 10 arrest sailors in
our uniform under the shelter OF our
flag. at Tsmpico. and march them
in derision through the streets. He
knew perfectly well that his private
expression OF regret was no amends
TO the government Of the United
States for this international sffront
and indlrnity.
Duty o. United states.
"Huerta desired to provoke some
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