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Tt has now been ascertained that the Zeppelins which carried out the air raid last night were organized in two squadrons and one detached ship. The two squadrons made the eastern counties their objective, while the de- tached ship raided the northeast coast.
 "So far as is known at present. 54 explosive and incendiary bombs were dropped in the eastern counties and 22 on the northeast coast.
 '"rhe Zeppelin reported by the ad- miralty to have fallen into the sea was L-15. She was hit by gunfire while over the eastern counties. shell striking the upper part of the ship near the tail. After being hit, she quickly dropped to lower altitude, well down by the tail, and finally came down into the sea off the coast of Kent.
 "A machine gun, some ammunition,
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ZEPPELIN BROUGHT DOWN WHILE MAKING
 A RAID ON ENGLAND
tcontinued from Page One,

was not known that one Zeppelin had come down and up to that time the public believed they had escaped.
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petrol tank riddled with shrapnel and some machinery was dropped either by CTS.
 owing to damage to the telephone and telegraph caused by recent storms it is not yet possible to ascertain fully the casualties or the damage caused. The casualties at present reported amount to oQ lxillad and Al inil1red
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reverse the wonderful Rubber the Fabric Structure of the Tire and the Road.
 Then the Rubber Toes of Goodrich Safety Tre CLING the Gnsead of grinding ogans such Bare would cling Grind with the naas Traction.
 Goodrich Barefoot Rubber made into Goodrich FABRIC Tires Goodrich Svertown Goodrich Tubes TresGoodrh Cycle Bicycle Tires, well as into Goodrich Rubber Boot Overhoes Soles and Heels
 Get Silver of Goodrich Branch Dealer Stretch it thousands of times but break it you can't.
 1hats the Stuff that GOODRICH Tires made
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SIX STORES
 Main Store and Warehouse 4OS $. 2Oth St. Phone 14az
 Branches 2319 9th Avenue. N. Phone 25l6 1OO4 N. 18th Street, Phone 434S Ave. H and 10th St.. S., Phone 4pS5 Avenue + and 18th St., S, Phone c124 120I Cotton Avenue. Phone w. E. 33.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
NOTE IS DELIVERED
TO SEC. LANSING
SEALED MESSAGE FROM MENI-
CO CRY DELIVERED To THE
STATE DEPARTMENT.
The Nature OF the Note Was not Re-
yealesi AMI Secretary Lansing
Refused to Discuss a..

WASHINGTON. June i9.-A note
based on telegraphic information
from Mexico city was delivered TO
tae state department today hy me
Mexican embassy rhe nature OF the
note waa not Immediately revealed.
though II il said not to hc an ulti-
masnm for the withdrawal ~ Ameri-
can troops from Meyico Embassy
officials sav they doubt IL an nlti-
matum has been sent.
The communication Naa sealed
and marked confidential for the ssc
retafx III stat.
Secretary lansing was not Al the
department. when the not" arrived.
hnf IL NaN delivered to hlm eoon af-
Der h. reached has affser After read
inc the eommuniragiou the seere-
fary rcfuset ~ discuss .fs osntents.
IL aas said the message vas prob-
ahlE . reanent or demand for an
early reply 80 Carranza's last note
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
COLUMBUS CAMP ALIVE
WITH ACTIVITY TO-DAY
TROOPS ARE GETTING READY
FOR EXPECTED TROUBLE
WITH CARRANZA.
Cattlemcn Complain to pcrshing
That Carranzjstas are Taking
Horses, Mules and Cattle
for Armies.

COLUMBUS, N. NJ, June H.
Activity at the base camp here was
noticeably speeding up today in an
ticipation of trouble with the Car
rama. government.
Mexican laborers employed on
road work along the American line
OF communication have quit, fear
ing vengeance of their country
men for aiding the gringos. This
detection has seriously hampered
the work OF the army engineers In
putting the desert roads in condi-
ton for the nearing rainy season.
The aviation corps here is max
ing strenuous efforts to provide ex-
ira propeIlers for the half dozen ma
chimes. Lieutenant Chapman, while
making test flight today. miracu-
lously escaped by volplaning two
hundred feet in an uncontrolled aero
plane after he had lost q propeller.
He was uninjured.
Carranzistas are reported to be
taking horses, mules and cattle for
their armies. Cattlcmen have COM
planned to General Pershing that tho
Carranzistas are not paying for these
animals.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
AMERICANS ORDERED
TO LEAVE YUcATAA
PROCLAMATION ISSUED BY GOV
ERNMENT SAYS MEXICO AND
AMERICA AT WAR.
steamer Arrives ut Galveston WIN
Refugees Aboard-United states
GunbOat ut PrOgressO.

GALVESTON, Texas, June 10
The steamer Nils arrived here TO-DAY
from Progresso. Mexico. with nine
refugees aboard. They stated 'ha'
all Americans in the state OF Yuca-
tan had been ordered out by proeia-
nation of the Mexican government
A copy OF the proclamation was eA-
nihited for the information OF the
Americans that they must ieaVe oe
cause the United States and Mexico
were in state OF war.
Th. refugees said an American
s,nboat was at Progresso removing
American citizens and that other
refugees were embarking on pas
senger vessel.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
THREATENS TO
DECLARE WAR
INTIMATED CARRANzA WILL
DECLARE WAR IN THE
UNITED STATES.
line IS MENACE0,
American Line Communicated Seyn-
med In ON Both sides by Fifty !.
Thousand Carrnnxn Troops.
Situation Is Tense.

Ell PAS(T, June fD.--uncOnflru
cd rurnors were current to-day that
Gen. Cnrranza has sent u messenger
to Washington to inform President
Wilson that war will be declared
by Mexico against the United States
unless the American troops ufe with
drawn from Mcxico In Il week.
FIFTY Thousand Carrnnxa troops
stretching along the attcnmatei Hsc
of communication have the Asneri-
cans hemmcsi Ia ON loth sides.
The Mexican forces arc lily fed.
poorly equipped and practically mn
trained.
General Pershing's men are en-
trenched at strategic points and no
general attack by the Carranxn
armies Is anticipated hut II Is fear-
ell that American patrols may clash
with. uncontrolled de facto govern-
ncnt troops.
l'crshine's $4,000 men still re-
ceivc ammunition and food from
Columbus by motor truck trains. .
A move to cut of the possible
retreat OF the Americans below
CoIonla Dnblan WAS reportci to-
day. Cprranxn Cavalry is saii 10
have left villa Ahutnasla for E,l
lalIe.
The latter city IN about half way
between DubInn and Namiqnipa.
About two-thirtis Of Pcrshing's
troops arc ut Cdlonia DuhIan.
Comparatively few El Paso fathers
and husbands have sent their wives
and children to northern cities. In
formation that about 10000 CarrAu-
ia soldiers are hidden In the hills
twenty miles from .Juarex and the
garrison OF 1000 In Juarez led 10
fears Of many that III Paso might
he atacketi.
Battery A Of the New Mexico
militia and battralion Of the Twen-
tleth United States infantry arrived
In I'll Paso last night To reinforce
the troops at Fort Bliss.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
RECRUITS FOR
CARRANzA ARMY
GENERAL TREVINO OF NORTH
ERN DIVISION ISSUES CALL
FOR VOLUNTEERS.
many join C0[0RS.
Mexicans Cross River to Jliarez from
Ell PasO and Enlist-Armies
OF Carranza Are Being
Recruited.

Ell PASO, Texas, June 10.-A
wave OF patriotism Is sweeping over
Mexico by Carranza's stand. against
the continued presence of American
forces in Mexico.
The armies Of the de factO gov
ernment are being recruited with
tho greatest speed.
President Wilson's militia order
was promptly met by- General Tre-
vino, commander of the northern di-
vision Of Mexico, with call for
Mexican volunteers. A large number
OF Mexicans crossed from FL PasO
to Juarez and enlisted.
Mexican consul Garcia has sent
his family across the river to Jua-
reg, but he insisted that he would
not close the consulate here for the
present.
Mexicans staged an anti-American
demonstration In Juarez Sunday. A
close watch has been established for
smugglers to, prevent ammunition
and arms from being taken across
the river.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
TROOPS NOT TO
Be RECALLED
AMERICAN REPLY TO CARRAN-
ZA'S REQUEST WILL BE
SENT BEFORE NIGHT.
REFUSED
The Communication VIII! State in
unmistakable Language That
Americans Will Remain I'm
Mexico for tho Present.

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-The
American note replying to Carran-
xa's latest nctc requesting the with
tirawaI Of the American troops will
be sent before night.
Ii declines in unmistakable lam
guage to withdraw the troops and
cites numerous instances whici,
make it Imperative that the expedi-
tion remain for the present.
Secretary Lansing said he would
not make the contents public for the
afternoon papers today, but added
TINT il would be released some time
this afternoon.
The communication consists of
about ten thousand words.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
REQ CROSS -MlklhG READY
TO co TO MEXICAN BORDER

WASHINGTON June 19.--The
American Red Cross today began
preparations for work on the Mexi-
and women for the hospitals viii be
made from the organizations recent
ly established at colleges and hospit-
ais throughout the country. 1t Is
estimated that one man in every ten
viii be cared for in Red Cross field
hospitals in case of hostlities.
II Is estimated that for the 1o0.-
600 regulars and 1sh.0ao National
Guardsmen fifty hospitals will be
needed Each has five hundred beds.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
ROADS ARE PREPARED
TO HANDLE TROOPS
THREE TRUNK LINES OFT OF
CHICAGO CAN MOVE FORTY
FIVE THOu SAND MEN.
They Can Move approximately Eight
Thousand Troops Day II
other Traffic H.
Abandoned.

CHICAGO. Juno is. In event of
&, ,vernment speedy desire for the
mobilization # troops along the
D. r,ler the three pri~cipai trunk
lines out of Chicago for the south
"a can move about l.0oe troops
H. other traffic is abandoned.
e. u. stone general superinten-
dent ~ the santa Fe. estimated that
ts,eas troons - b. moved - fol-
luvss
~ fse sania y. is.o"a. ~ ihr
southern Pacific sUoe. b. the
Rrck nslamd. d. leos
If other f~afne b. abandoned
a -. roads can mcrs approximately
aes trunus varh drg
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
MAILED FIST
j. s. RAISED
ADMINISTRATION PLAYS LAST
CARD To QUIET A TROUBLE.
SOME SITUATION.
WAR SEEMS CERTAIN
Administration Officials Admit That
Trouble Will Come Before Car
rama Government Crumblcs.
Ready for Amy Emergency.

WASHINGTON, June f0.--Amer-
ica's mailed fist confronts the Car
rama government today.
Orders for practically all of the
state militia to report for border
scvice, back of the decision to send
more troops to the front, constitutes
the threat.
The Administrations last trump
Is to quiet troublesome situation.
II the last trump fails to take the
trick officials fear that war will
follow.
Some administration officials
frankly admit the fear that the dis
patch OF 100000 more men to the
border may cause some Of the more
reckless Carrnnza commanders to
commit an act which can have only
one result.
No officials seemed certain that
the mailed fist would have the de-
sired effect. They do believe, how
ever, that the United states will I've
thoroughly prepared for anything
which develops below the boundary.
The calling out OF the militia does
not mean Intervention. The policy
IL to keep Pershing in Mexico and
strengthen the border patrol so
much as to end the recent outbursts
Of banditry.
The most disturbing thing to the
officials Is the rumor that Carranza
has sent an ultinratum demanding
the withdrawal Of the troops In n
week. This had nat come to the
knowledge OF officials here today,
but there are some officials who say
such move would not surprise
them.
Behind the militia call lies the re-
aIization OF officials that the Car
rama government, Is gradually
growing weaker with tho possibility
OF trouble between the regime and
the United States.
But the underlying thing is the
economic situation--which Is ex-
tremely bad, according to official
reports.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
NINE WARsH|PS IN
MEXICAN WATERS
FIFTEEN MORE HAVE BEEN
ORDERED THERE WITH ALL
POSSIBLE HASTE
Gulf Coast and Pacific Coast Will
Be Patrolled by United States
Navy Ready for Outbreak.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Nine
warships are already in Mexican wa
ters. Fifteen more are either speed
ing there or will leave in the next
twenty-four hours.
The battleship Nebraska is at
Vera Cruz. The gunboat wheeling
is at Puerto. The gunboat Machias
is at Tampico and the gunboat Ma
rietta is at Tampico.
On the way to Mexico is the tender
Dixie, the cruiser Salem from Gu
antanamos to Tampico: three de-
stroyers at Key West to Vera Cruz
and the transport Hancock from
Santo Domingo to Vera Cruz.
On the western coast the gunDoat
Annapolis is ct Matzatlan, the gun
boat Yorktown at Topolobampo, the
supply ship Glacier at Topolobampo'
the cruiser Cleveland at Guaymas
and the cruiser Albany at Manzan-
lilo.
Admiral Winslow. commander Oh
the Pacific fleet, is aboard MS
flagship the cruiser San Diego a'
San Diego, where he is organizing
a squadron to leave for the Mexican
west coast. He will probably sena
the cruisers Chattanooga, Denver
and Milwaukee and four others
here. The transport Buffaio 10
enroute from San Diego to Mazatiah'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
CONGRESS ASKED TO MAKE
NEW LAW EFFECTIVE NOW

WASHINGTON, June io'--'""-
.i,, n. asked this afternoon Tor
unanimous con~en, for the passage "'
the war department, re>o'n''"" "''
,,,.,,. IN, ruactmcnt of the me-"
arm, bill to permit the "se "' '"
m,,,ti. on foreign soil. thair"'a" nay
., IN. hams. military affairs commit
Ice. announced to~ias. u """"''"'"'
cnu~.., j. nos obtained Ma, WIN ~"
a.. ,a,,, =. make special rule "'
nm, !, through ~per'l'F.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
BELIEVED ATLANTIC FLEET
WILL co To MEXICAN WATERS

NEWPORT u. l.. JsAe ~ A
majority of tho Atlantic neet ia
Narraranaest bay Is Discussing pres-
ldent Wilson's urier fss all the ml-
lifia of the country - b. rrady tor
service "a the As&iean border 4
- believed the 0Fslsr ~ili be snllow-
ed hy one for the iis.es 90 nroreoa
10 Mexiean waters. when Rear Ad-
msrai Cnffnan iD~.rs hss aar ga the
flagship New York and roek IN >sw
York cisy on the destroyer MAIDS
sorth. where ne ~iil raise hls sie~
admiral nsg on the hatsirshlp Ar
kansas. RON IN The nasy yard
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
CONSUL sIlLIMlh Qu|Ts
POST AND HEADS FOR BORDER

WASHINGTON. June fo.--~i"ha
~ -silirnaa. c"nsui st ~aissii". A.
.nrsui- to the h.,ssi-r unsier "rsier-
pum ia. state department. to quit
h,- p.s~t-
g.n~aI Hanna sf Monterey. wbo
k.ft hi- ps~s and s-sst~si I.arrsi"
ss.tss.lss. aaisi~s-si th. state depart
n..nf tlsaf ~ilisnaa wa~ h.asiiaz t..-
a assssi tls- ls.ssi.r.
Their are asw no fmii s"nsuI~ Il.
fIss tmessssr of Nexfeo. fi4sa.b sf
s.,s~s t..ins~ they ~siii r~masa aad
viii pss.i.ahis sssy gnisr~- ths-r~ ~
.ssi.sss~ tfssuil~.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
vuEVO LAREDO GARRISON
RECEIVES REl<FORCE CEStENTs

LAREDO. Texas. June ls.-Man
nel vigil. former editor of news
paper here. arrived AT Suevo Laredo
today with sixteen three-inch field
pieces and two hundred artiilerymcn
To reinforce the Carrunza garrison.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
PREPARE FOR
An EMERGENCY
oONGRESS ASKED TO MAKE SEC
TION OF ARMY LAW Eff
-FECTIVE AT ONCE
FIRST step TAKEN
special Resolution Is Sent to Con-
press by Secretary Of War Baker.
State Troops May See
Foreign Service.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-Secre-
tarv Of War Baker today took steps
n make the National Guard avail
able for immediate duty in Mexico.
The secretary, through General
Crowder, sent copy of special
resolution to Chairman Hay of the
house military affairs committee,
which, If acted upon favorably by
congress-, will make effective at once
that section Of the new army law
giving the president authority to or
der out the militia for foreign SER
vice.
Neither Secretary Baker nor Gen.
Crowder would discuss this step.
Other officials and members of the
general staff insisted that 1T was
merely precautionary plan." :.
They say, however, that the situ-
alton Is admittedly teemed with
widest possibilities and that every
effort will be Immediately made to
completely be prepared for any
uentnality.
National Gaurdsmen may be sent
across the border without waiting
for further congressional action i'm the
opinion of Chairman Chambelain of
The senate military affairs committee.
He said he was so confident Of this
that he did not intend to ask congress
for any further approval of such a
step. Senator Chamberlain bases
his belief on the grounds that in
ase an invasion of the United
States is threatened congress. will
merely broaden the powers allowed
the president i'm an emergency.
He said he did not doubt in the
least that among these powers is
the presidents right to order out
tate troops to prevent Mexican ag-
rtssion. How far the president may
Proceed is n puzzle to Chamberlain
IS we'll as to army officials. The
weight Of opinion seems to be that
me state troops may be used in a
'ampaign In Mexico before July 1
shen the new army law goes into
meet. Before that time they may
axe the double oath of allegiance.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
NO INFORMATION THAT
PERsH|MG MOVES TROOPS

WASHINGTON, June 19.Sccre-
tary Baker said this afternoon ho
had received No information that
General Pershing had reconnoitered
east and west of the camp contrary
TO the threat OF General Trevino
that they would be attacked Ar
my MEN said they would not be sur
prised If Pershing moved his troops
about, but in the main his intention
Is for the troops to remain as they
are.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
MAINTAIN STn0lG GUARD
ABOUT AMERICAN CAMP
ARMY FIELD HEADQUARTERS.

ARMY FIELD HEADQUARTERS
co,susa Dnbian. via wireiess 3" s"-
,.,s Iuna ~ General Per
sh,nr.. characterization Of th" a''.
Ina r.f...nsc ta the prsvA-
,,.,~. ~ Carransa troops ~ this ~
...t,y was the lacnnie NOR" i"fias'.
civilians in san pieso and "'h't
,axns Is ,he Casas Grsnd"s a's''''''
- armed b. the Carranza EAffi
.on. j. an at q hostility asl'"'
a.. Americans Il j. learned. 4 sif"ns
..,s /. b.inx maintained ahput th''
American camp.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
Won MOLTKE, GERMAN
WAR CHIEF, Is DEAD

AMSTERDAM, June 19s-Lieuten-
ant General Count Helmuth Won
Moltke, chief Of the supplementary
general staff of the army, died OF
heart apoplexy yesterday afternoon
during service of mourning in the
Reichstag for the late Field Mar
shall Won der Goltz, says Berlin
telegram.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
WON REGATTA RACE
AT POUGHKEEPSIE TO-DAY

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, June 10.
In the intercollegiate regatta Cor
nell on by two lengths. The time was
eleven minutes and four-fifths of
second Syracuse was second, Penn
sylvania third and Columbia last. The
race was postponed from Saturday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
STATE MILITIA TO. Be
CALLED WHEN NEEDED

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, June -
General Funston stated this after
noon that the National Guard will be
assembled in their respective states
and that they Will be sent to the
border when he calls for them. IIe
added that II would probably be some
time before any OF these troops reach
the border.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
Negro Drops Dead While speaking.

SHERMAN. Texas, June IL
Henry Nelson. n negro, prominent
in Knights OF Tobar circles through
out Texas. dropped dead here at
4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon
while delivering an oratlon at an
open meeting of that order in the
A. NJ. Il. church.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
r,uv,, PRESIDENT WILL
,nuu,>p ui>-otHi MiIiii'

KANSAS CITY. June ls-'-''-
,..n.n, t,lonei phillip J keaies :
ure4.asnf % the kansas my "-'.. -.
usv company. uni icare his 500 ..',
vr toh - 60 xith The in's"
r.riment 81 che state militia ~ -"
uexiran border o~inN - !,
- cof Fr.a 4 Lamb. ksaley VII
De in command.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
ROOSEVELT IS SOON TO
ENDORSE Mr.. HUGHES

OYSTER BAY, Long Island. June
19.--Colonel Roosevelt will pub
licly endorse Chas. Evans Hughes,
the republican presidential cand!-
date, Immediately after the meeting
of the progressive national COM
mittee in Chicago on June &c, 1t
was learned today on high author
ity.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
State MILITIA MAY BE
SENT ACROSS BORDER
ALL WOMEN AND CHILDREN
REMOVED FROM MATAMOROs

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, June 10.
All of the women and children.
prisoners in the city Jail and pa.
tients in the hospitals are being sen.
to the interior from Matamoros, OPP
posite here.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
RENEW DEMAND ON THE
AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON, June ia note
was sent by the state. department
to the Austrian government today
renewing the demand for disavowal
and reparation for the attack on the
tanker Petrolia last winter by an
Austrian submarine.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19

OBREGoN'S WAR MINISTER
ARRIVES IN JCAREZ.

.JUAREZ, Mexico. June .1g.---
General Serreno. War Minister OBJ
regon's chief OF staff. arrived In
Juarez today on a secret mission.
cotton was very promising, and with
command OF oil tho Carranza troops
in Northern Mexico In event of war
with the United States. Serreno re-
fused to discuss his visit.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
Eight Americans Arrive.

LAREDO, Texas, June 19.--Eight
Americans, mostly employees of min
ing companies, arrived here last
night. They complained Of mistreat-
ment recently at the hands of Mexi-
cans.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
|fA1 CITY IS CALM
Despite THE SITUATION

CITY. June -. Though
Ff appriscsl Of the critical
exisiing between Mexico
'niissi States citizens here
-AininE calm. No violence
"tiefs.i aAy Americans -
" : known
y the newspaper editorials
'iai Of what they regard
Wanted violation 81 Mexico =
By the ruiisd ssafes. hut
'Ae sitizeus e. aNalt astlnn
gnyernm.ut
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
COMMANDERS OF SHIPS
WARNED NOT TO DIsEMBARk

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Mexi-
can Ambassador Arredondo to-
day sent note to the Uni
ted States government to inform
commanders of warships In Mexican
waters not to attempt to disembark
men for the present, even II unarm-
ed in order to prevent further com
plications.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
I|uTA OFFICERS CANNOT
Be RELIEVED Of DUTY

ehiCAGO, June 19.-No militia
'''eef can be relieved of service dur
: me life of his present commits
VI except on an order from Presi-
~ wilson. according to war de-
'''alent order transmitted to Gen
/" thomas H. Berry, commander
NE central department.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-19
CLASS TO GRADUATE
YEAR IN ADVANCE.

= WASHINGTON. June 1s.-
= Embarrassed by a shortage of i,
= regular army officers members ,
= OF the general staff are con- d,
= sidering graduating the class 4
= from West Point who would I
= ordinarily graduate in June. I
= 1917.