The chronicle=news., 1914-04-24
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ehits Of staff ios the ssms. ffon IN.
Carlos 4 Rush. ot u rssp, 0ea-
.sai aross had kao~s Villa Tot somc
simc. the l~o hAvias faced each
other scruss tho Rio or.adc for ssAay
weeks Al " raso ssd juarcs.
PtorcrdiaG. wcev begun 10 the
supsvmc court to-day To determine
whether the natioaai guard may be
sent to Mexico or other territory out
side tho tailrd Slaiss without first
being mustered In ~ volunteers.
The proceedings are In the nature Of
an appeal from the action Of Justice
Day In the federal court In northern
Ohio. In dismlains an action os
Lieut.. Colonel Danicl =. slcarus
axiansi AdJuiant Ocncrai George u.
Wood Of tho Ohio national u4ard.
growing out Of preparations for mill
tia movements outside the country.
Symptoms Of uncasincss over the
present indefinite status Of tho rrla-
tious between Mexico and the Unit
cd States arc bcsinnink to manifcst
Themselves In diplomatic circles and
II IL expected that tho attention Of
the state department soon will be
called To the advisability Of Issuing
some statement TO makci clear
whether or not . state OF war actual
~ exists.
After u conference at the state
department with Secretary Bryan.
representatives Of the constitution
alisty here late today Nclcxraphcd
General Clrranxa advising that he
maintain n neutral attitude toward
tho United States In It's difficulty
with the Hucrta government.
Tho message to General Carranxa.
Il was said. contained what virtual
ly was the reply Of the United states
to his note of several days ago pro-
testing against the occupation of
Vera Cruz. The constitutionalists In
conference were assured that no OF.
fcnsivc movement from Vera Cruz
was contemplated by the United
States and that as soon as rcparation
and amends could be forced from the
Hucrta faction the customs house In
that city would be turned back to au-
thoritics duly constituted to receive
It. g.
The war department hustled with
activity today. from the first actual
movement of tho army, In the. Mcxi-
can. crisis. tho departure of the fifth
brigade of the coast division from
Galveston FOR Vera Cruz. Major
General Wood was In charge of the
movement. Meantime conditions on
the Texas border were considered.
Despite the friendly attitude assumed
by General Pancho Villa In his
statement. citizens along the border
were arrrehensiye and the depart