South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-14
honor as proud American citizens
VIII Invade Mexico.

honor as proud American citizens
VIII Invade Mexico.
And. if the Mexicans responsible
for the massacre Of Americans shall
not have been punished in a dtting
manner for their horrible deed. we.
the undersigned, hereby agree 20 in
wade Mexico and not return 70 this
country until we have run down
every man who took a hand In the
tragedy OF last Monday.
The news that Gen. Jose Rodrl-
guez and Gen. Ameida. IS Wen ss
several other Villa ch.enaius have
been captured 10y Carranzista troops
and that Almeida was Immediately
executed. was expected TO allay -he
bitter race feeling but 10 had very
little effect In that direction.
Rodriguez and Almeida were both
believed 90 be implicated o Nom
days massacre
Reports Prove False.
one American woman and sn Eng
lish woman were slain by Mexican
bandits near MADEIRA. Do chihuahua.
are untrue. according Ca the ;elc-
graph operation OF the National Rail-
ways al MADEIRA
Thousands OF kilograms have been
sent 10 Washington by relatives and
friends Of the Americans massacred
on Monday. as wei! as by prominent
residents on the border They are
addressed TO Priest Wilson. Sec'y
Lansing and 10 various members OK
congress.
Arrangements We're made FOR
big Indignation meeting this after
noos. Mayor Thomas Lea was first
inclined 10 refuse permission. but
fearing this Va, nd lead 90 lynchings,
he finally signed the permit
Among those invited 20 speak az
this meeting were former Gov.
George Curry OF New Mexico: Capt.
John Greenway OF Arozona. for
mer member Of the rough riders,
and District Judge +. L. Medler.
Fifty policemen and 100 United
States cavalTymen were detailed ID
keep order at the meeting.
Mexicans Leaving.
For the past "a hours there has
been a steady exodus OF Mex!cans
from Fl Paso. Twenty-one Next
cans who were prominently identi-
fed with the Villa movement. were
warned to leave as fears were felt
that they would be lynched if they
remained.
Among them were Miguel LOm-
bardo, former minister in Villas
cabinet, and Gen. Manuel Medina
veytia, formerly Villas chief OF
staff
The first Of the victims OF Mon
days MASSACRE 10 be buried were r.
L. Robinson and Maurice Anderson.
The body OF George W. Newman has
been shipped 10 Keene. y. H.. for
burial. The body OF A H. Couch
has been sent 10 Bayard. Texas.
The burial OF william d. Pearce
will take place in Los Angeles.
Relatives Of Charles WadIeigh.
living in Buffalo, y. Y. claimed his
body and il has been shipped 10
that city for interment
Charles A. Pringle viii be buried
IN San Francisco. To which city his
body was shipped early today
II. c. Hase's body has been ship
ped TO Kansas City. and that of Al
exander Hall has been sent 20 Doug
las. Ariz.
BY Sunday all the bodies viii have
for burial.
1t was expected that the body II
William J. Wallace would be shipped
TO Chicago today.
Start Out at 10 O'clock.
A squad Of about so soldiers aid
ing the police shortly before 10
O'Clock started through one OF tho
main thorOughfares according 20
their own statements. looking for
Mexicans." little later they de-
clared they had cleaned up 30
Paso streets" I'm the business sec
ton.
Earlier in the evening four SOL
diers dispersed patrons OF "a Mexican
saloon. The rounding mp and iail-
ing OF suspected villa adherents con-
tinued during the early part Of tho
night Street brawls between Mex
leans and Americans were frequent.
Hunt Villa and Band.
Reports from chihuahua city
said General Trevino with 800 men
were in the Santa Tsabel district
huntins fer General villa end his
band Chihuahua City was said 20
be practically destitute OF troops
BY II o'clock 10 was reported that
knives frequently were used and an
ambulsnces in the city were rush-
ing through the streets while physi-
clans were hurried 20 all parts q
the city. Most OF the fights were
between American soldiers and
MeNicans
Police reserves were called oct
and the order was given 60 keep ths
people moving In all downtown
streets.
Armed Mcxicans Gather.
At Il o'clock "a number ~ armed
Mexicans gathered IL the lower n~ b.
OF the city, the police reported
detachment OF the Provost rlarI
from Fort Bliss was sent 10 the