Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11
PERSHING ORDERED
TO CONCENTRATE MEN

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ilmlstc regarding the outcome of tho
conference,
Il f. not expected that A, J NeQuat-
ters. the mining man who withdrew from
last NIGHTS meeting. will take further
part in the discussion General Scott
explained today that IN view of the att.
Jude Of General Obregon ho had not
thought II proper 70 insist on Mr. Nc.
Quntters attendance. especially as the
latter had no official standing
General Funston said the coast guard
ordered 70 The border would be assigned
20 towns which It could best protect
The militia viii be divided among towns,
bridges and eaniiy accessible points with
close communication. relieving tho cav
airy now doing patrol duty for service
IN the isolated sections OF tho border,
Two troops II the Twsnty-first Infantry
no 70 vi paso 10 guard tho big bridge
near del Rio on the Southern Pacific
line.
American military men today said they
could not accept the fact that u Car
rama commission Was found on one ~
tho Mexlcans killed IN tho Glenn springs
raid as proving the raiders were Car
Fanzlstas. They explained that many
Mexicana carried Cafrhnza commissions
obtained before the split between tho
first chief ana villa.
Conference NOT Conclusive.
WARRINGTON. May i0.-secrhtary
Baker Informed President Wilson today
that the conference between General
Scott and General Obfegon last night was
not conclusive ana that II would be con-
finued today He indicated that the out
look was more favorable for an aEroo-
nent being reached. Tho exact points or
difference we're not revealed.
General Scott has advised Secretary
Baker that no formal counter proposals
nave been submitted by General Obre.
son, but that obregon arranged to submit
q paper containing his views today. Cen
erai Scot I'D not advise tho depart.
ment what counter proposals were under
consideration
Secretary Baker today received an
offer from Governor Pnkham Or Hawaii
rendering the services Of the Hawaiian
National Guard,
Eighth Cavalry at norder.
MARATHON, Tex, May i0-Ths
Eighth cavalry detchmcnt from vi Paso
sent into the Big Lind district for pro
Fiction against bandit raids. was al the
border today Automobiles returning
from the nalghborhood Of Boquilins said
they passed the Eighth near Mckinney
SPRINGS last night
Mckinney Springs IL only few miles
from Glenn springs. where the heaviest
tall u the last raid was okAct,d and Il is
eur fifteen miles from Glenn sprinss II
Hoauilaa.
The two troops ~ the Fourteenth cav.
airy, dispatched from Fort CLARK. eamped
81 Henderson Ranch last night From
there Colonel Frederick W. sibley pushs 1
on 20 Roauillas 10 take command OF the
troops under Major George r. ranghorna
Euh-hases are heinw established al Hen
derson Ranch md Miller Ranch.
Preparing Camp NJ san Anronio.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May IA
board Of army officers today began lay.
AAh "Af NaAaF aftNA tHf the militia and
regular troops that viii begin arriving
here within the next few DAYS. subject
to The orders " General Funston, The
total number 81 men mohiuasa al this
Point Tor service along Tho border and
70 Mexico viii exceed 400 men
The troops ordered 10 san Antanio in
rlulte All tha afkaniHsd militia II Texas
elFven companies 81 eoast artillery from
Ealf and Atlantic ssshaard points ana
tha Second battalion AZ the THIRD field
artillery ftum Tnh2hanna, Va.
IN addition aeusral Funston hAa ar.
itftd lhs flvs batteries 81 the fsub fisla
afiillsn q Far slil - move 10 ths Doe,
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