The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-01

4 IL View betwesr
1nHont and the Mex.
- what transpiret
~ coaference between
1Hn9 ana Ambassador
10ndo arose today
Nonartment said Score
ssAdvised Arredondo OF
0SU0onfty OF quick reply,
x that the United states
GW CArranxa's intentions
1Gxacan embassy II was said
1nado had received no such
1nons from Secretary LAns-
0over, II was stated the
10r- Designate had transmit.
Soot 20 Mexico City to speed
(1nxy LAnsing's warning TO Ar.
tnat the United States Is tired
800 further to learn Carranxa
SS was given before the re-
&e Atnpatchee outlining Car
Attitude. The cabinet meeting
~ adjourned and the President
iSfR WILMINGTON for New York
- Carranxa had made his news
II reply TO the first American
1' IScre was no opportunity for Sec
6ry Lansing TO discuss the SITUATION
the President. He could ohiy
H The latters return, expecting "
& neantime the arrival OF an ol,
- reply TO the American note, ana
i reply 70 Sundays ultimatum-
Alive 70 Serious situation
Nh eonefai order TO department COM
3ors issued by Secretary OF war
- durinw the day indicated ina,
war Department Is alive TO the
3p~sness OF the situation. secre-
- Daker ordered the suppression
1 III news concerning the troop
Vemsnts TO the Mexican border or
1870 the border. Dissemination OF
Ell newA he said. might result IN
mo malicious act that might seri-
10y hamper these movements ana
49, might result in unnecessary loss
p yl1o among troops
Doramcntai TO Public Interest
@ n was explained at the War De-
that II would be detrimer- =
~ Us the nations military interests
i've out In detail the number of
0ope modified or their places or
while every step is being taken by
~ War Department TO hasten the
n2h1lixation Of troops on the border,
q Waa apparent there was the strong
- desire to keep all information pos
n16le from Mexican off'ctals in view
" the expected break.
war Department officials expressed
featest qualification at the progress
81 militia mobilization. While refus-
ing TO give figures it was stated that
III the troops called out would re
On the border In from three weeks TO
y month from the time they we
called out a week ago last Sunday.
Well Satisfied With Results.
@ Army officials said they were tire
mendously we'll satisfied" with the
showing made. as compared with the
delay In mobilization during the Span
war.
The state Department received
4nOther note today from the Carran,s
towernment through its renresenta'
tive here, this time protesting agains
the alleged killing of a Mexican Gus
toms officiai by American soldier
near FL raso. The state Department
had not been advised from American
sources OF the killing.
The Mexican embassy received
telegram today from Carranxa saying
not more than 800 Americans had lef'
Mexico City in response to the State
Departments warning; stating thai
Americans had never been moiested
.salthough those who have sought
trouble usually have been accommo
dated and reiterating that American
soldiers were responsible for the trou
bile nj Carrixal.
Samuel Gompers, president Of th'
american Federation OF Labor, teIe
A&faphed Carranza today. expressing
appreciation for the release OF Tho
American cavalrymen. which Gomper.
had urged, and expressing the hope
that a settlement OF the trouble be
Etween the United States and Mexico
may be reached.