Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-24


70 General Aguilar.
Aeuliar Means business
General Candida Aeulinr who Cue
ccodod Brleadlcr General Frederick
Funston today ~ military governor
of Vera Cruz. DID not mlnce words
when. through his chief Of police,
Tisco tfcxIcrfs. he told the residents
OF this city that any disturbance OF
the peace. whether Il be picking peck
cts or any of the gf1ster crimea. such
as kackIng. would result In the shoot
Ing Of the offending individuals
rho proclamation containing this
'declafation was circulated through
the streets az General Aguilar'H forces
werc arriving. The decree provides
ttnt rll arms must be turned IA 90
authorities within twenty-fouf hodfs
and that failure 70 comply with this
order Will result In the arrest u any
one Ia whose possession gun Is
found.
This flot statement caused W w,
Canada. the American consul 20 call
at the police station. where he told
Chief FrczIeres that many Americans
had deposited their arms with him.
Thn consul was told that General
AKuIlnr had no intention OF demand
Ing them. and In fact. expected the
consul 70 use his discretion IN hold
ing the arms Of any Americans. Amer
Jeans are not exempt from the order,
but IN cases where the authorities are
convinced that their standing war
rants II they win be given permits.
Vera Cruz Goes Dry,
Vera Cruz is TO 40 on the list of
prohibition cities. AZ least temporarily
ON entering the city The Mcxloans
found tho saloons closed. IN accord
anec with the order issued by General
Funston yesterday. This was heartily.
approved, and under a new order nv
sued today the saloons VIII remain
closed =nntil further orders
General Agullar issued another
prbclamniion. w which he calls on the
people of Vera cruz 20 usaist him in
the maintenance Of order lie assures
them Of ilIs Intention 10 furnish 9uar-
untecs OF safety TO all residents,
.MeAisans ami foreigners Of an classes
tfxm sn those opposed 70 the cause
Tie entrance Of the 1000 men now
lrafflanntd hero WIS effected as quiet.
h as WIS General Funstons WITH
tiraWnl.
Beyond the suburbs Of the city
there are many more troops than are
already here. and Il Il expected thai
several thousand nfalhesc soldiers viii
he here before the end OF the week.
II is believed that General Cauanza
maynrriyp any day % establish head
quarters here, Though not even Min
iHter Of Foreign Affairs Fabola, who
accompanied General Aaailar into
Vera cruz was well Informed on this
point.
People plas Safe.
Little enthusiasm was displayed on
tho entrance OF the natlye forces into
Vera Cruz The tendency q almost
an the people, especially those Of the
better Glars, WIS 10 remain safely
within doors stores we're closed
throughout the city, The public was
given an opportunity 10 see and hear
General Aguliar shortly afteg his ar
rival Tho general, Foreign Minister
lfabola and Luis Sanchez Penton. for
faer governor Of the federal district,
na1e short speeches from the bal
.enysof the municipal palace,
General AeuiIaf merely called upon
the people to naslst him In the MAIN
tenanee of order. adding that he was
not an ndherent Of General villa Of
General Carfamza "a much as he wpa
q Mexican.
Senior Fnhela was more ouispoken,
lie unrescfsedls praised General Car
ranxa and denounced General YlllN A.
Il traitor Loud shouts Of viva car
rama answered him
General i'unsions ship. the trans
port criMohal WAS the last 70 leave
Vera cruz She slipped her cahea at
] SO o'clock This afternoon and passed
IN review Of tho other transports,
which had been drawn up IN parade
formation IN the channel Az the Girls
t0bals anchor was drawn up il band
On deck hegan playing, and 20 the NIT
sic she moyed forward, carrying for
the first iine General Funston's new
two-stafred flag From her aftermast
there was flung to the breeze the Ions
honeward- pennani. and the
hundreds At officers and men on deck
began cheering
Consul Canada stood on the balcony
Of the consulate With group Of men
and women friends An were search
ing the decks Of the transports with
field ElasseA while On The dssass the
officers lcvoled thcif own glasses IN