Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-16
Food Supplies Being Hur-
ried to Capitals Stary-
ing People.
VILLA STILL MOVING
Said to Have Large Force
ON March for Mexico
City Attack.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-Stote de-
Iartmcut ldyicCs from Mexico city
today rcpor-ed tho capital quiet with
absolute order prevailing and trains
arriving from Vera cruz With food
supplies. stores and banks had not
been reopened pending arrangements
ICr currency circulation.
Communication between the capital
and Vera Cruz by rail and telegraph
continued ana the Carranza govern
mcnt departments were said to De
under process Of organization as
rapidly rs possible. Consul General
Shauklin CablCd that General Con
ZaleZ had given preference to Tro-
vision trains over troop trains and
that arrangements tOI soup Kitchens
to relieve the capitals destitute We're
progressing with the hope that it soon
would be possible to feed froh eight
thousand to ten thousand persons
daily Additional dispatches con-
firmed the report that Carra"la
forces had rccapturcd the Water
works from the retreating Iapata
army and that danger Of a water
famine had DCcn alertcd.
General CarranZZa, in a message
from Vera Cruz TO his agents here,
gave assurances that ne had extended
every protection to MCMcans and
foreigners within the capital and an
nounCtd his intention TO issue an
amnesty Ia" IN tue near I"iuIe VI
return to the true path"
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49, '.,,f 'v,,,.ati,,,t,,r, go, sl,,lrai
s,,,r,,., indiIatcg t'a+ t,o ,,rnnoeoJ
,,,nost,. NH not no oy,n,,tod = W., ,ha
most rGrpidabIo of the forcas on1oend
to Cararnza In view of mis- sftuation
with tha nossibiIitv thot General
Gonzale2 may be forced into another
battle for possession of the capital
with General Villas army. there is
little talk here for the prcsent Of eX-
tension Of moral support or recogni-
ton to any faction by the United
States.
villa Still Busy.
General Villas WosbiDgton a.on+a
report villa still in control Of Apuas
CaIientcs They announced fnrtbcr
advices confirming dispatches of last
night that a second Villa force swaen-
ing southward had captured Ouere-
taro. so miles from Mexico Citv and
cut off General Obregon's army from
its base of supplies. The exact where
abOuts of Obregon's army. however
has not been ascertained for several
days.
Red Cross officials tonight received
dispatches from Vera Cruz that tho
distribution of Red Cross supplies in
that city through the American con-
sulate had been stopped by Governor
Aguilar, who asserted that the state
government proposed TO institute a
public mess for the hungry and that
Jhe needy were few Since that time,
according to the report, considerable
deSututlon has been found. Instruc-
uons from the Red Cross to its rep
resentatiyes regarding the situation
are to be forwarded tomorrow.
Trouble has arisen again i'm Yuca-
tan over the stsal situation, American
purchasers, principally the lntcrna-
uohaI Harvester company complain
ing TO the state department today that
the Carranza forces had denied them
dock privileges at Progreso so they
could not ship sisal purchased long
ago. Some time ago the Carranza
authorities, who are said to control
a large stock of sisal which they seek to
sell to foreign purchasers, denied
cars to American buyers. Then the
Americans got their sisal to the docks
by mule teams
Stand at TorrcOn.
Ell PASO, July 14-Villa's next
stand against Carranza's advancing
northern army probably will be Tor.
reon.
In a message from his heodouar-
ters tonight IL was admitted that
Aguas Calientes had been abondorcd
and that the evannation of zacotnnaa
,vag urdo,, u,o,,
Tho stato ,,n,,or,,r,,o,,. 90 z,oataa,,
has hoon Sd 49, Ti 'eC"5
,bo Inaai d,,,,.,' ~. ~ "oi,i.I 'lG any
1',,ot tooal sunelI,'lent I . oI lhe Guy OF
,g,,,t ',,,t''Caa [ 'uL i'eu oyer 10 i9cdI res
,''',iI" ,utn" Wuo mas not Oeeh luehtilled
WIN elIheI lactioh'
t Is Ho' ailIlclpateu l t"aI Geheral
Jolesoh' commanding Carrah|a
~ ny, VIII nave great ulilIcul,y III
-,ai.I 7aiilIns posse5slor 1suI oI e''heI AsuaS
~d ~dIierIes are Hacalccas'
Inc evacuation Oh AsuaS CaHehtes
-ost villa accoIulIs 10 'he reports
received mere Two trains, one DelnS
traln or wounded lhe oJher a ifain