The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-15

NlN fNfNiNn fNiaAiNNH HNf tNllNNht''i
headed rs Senator Sail Sew Mexico.
waa nolHinr nratlng lt which proc
nmMHlN plano were made Tor tuN ii
Vuntlratinn of the Mexican situation
Tho uh.eOnAuittev discussed a mum
hlr OF subjects connected viii the
proposed mNestlNation generally nn'
cached NO final dcCialons.
New Turn IN Events Not
20 Change Fal's plans.
senat0i Fail otter the meeting said
thet the new tItn in events would have
no cifeci ON the committees plnn ana
that tho committee would cooperate
n pNefN possible wet which thN state
department desired.
latest Wnr department lists of irron
assignments show nrrtroN imhltlN ~
nOH rewuipr iroura are citnrf 90 we
border or j few hours travel froW th'
hurdcr Besides unfirrmnaicr avn
tlon and other uNilnrN units the lists
show ton rcrimcnta pol lnfnntrN teNon
nf rnvnlrs md three of artillery
Major Gtnornl Joseph y nicNnan.
former commander 81 The Fourth Army
Corps eft the American ENpodhlonafr
Fnrres recently assumed command or
she Southern department which has
charge Of operations or the border
NaNaI fnrreH boz Mexican waters lu
ctfde ihc monitor Cheyenne and tho
cruiser Topikn of he cnst coast Anl
tho cruiser cleveland az the oann
snnr and tho cruisers Chicago ANA
n.nver along fha Pacific coast oi Cen.
trai Ameficn The ncw DESTROYER. the
Crane Zoe AMI Williams now efe m
tho Atlantic. en- route io ION AHmifh
Roamnn's ratific flcct The cfHiaor
North cnroiina recently passed throuEh
the Panama cauai TO Join The iaciiic
1rmndt
rhr arsociation ol producers of pc
fa
of tha rhnrue ni1de in tho Mexican
note thnt tho petroleum COMPANIES nnd
had DEALINGS with tho rchNls headed
hV Manuel Tniaog in the TuWuico diH-
trlrt hut said that money fHih tr l'a-
iura on The advice OF Eliao Afrcdonlo
ambassador designate. ard Win nc
ncuulcaconco of ihr state department.
Ronilias' insinuatons
Resented By OIL Men.
Al the request eff the state depart O.
mont. it was learned today thHt r'l
reaenfaflvos of tho various American
oh companies with property in Mexico
moi hero lhiH week. and drafted mem
Uranium replying 20 chnrses made ~
IA recent note presented ~ tho dcr1ri
mani iN Ambassador ilonll'as Tho
auhassndor mImated in his nntc that
tho numerous payroll rohhcriNa were
pcrpctuatcd by the paymastors them
solves
'rNp pnNfnNNfrfH OF the lNINNFN
ARE ail known mon of long association
witf the companies" iaid the memo
rnndum replying 10 tics vollod charge
"nnd would nor now he serving as pay
masters unless the companies had
thorough confidence in their personal
honesty THE bcilcf OF an the repre-
ssntutlvos is absolute that ihc nslnun
ton contained Ia the note from The
Mexican embassy ie entirely uniuatl-
ucd in iayt"
Tho memorandum also o~seris th1t
intn thc coming OF the Cnranaista
campaign into The of country there
wps not SINGLE case of assault nh
snHsinniion. robbery or oven Insult toi
nny emplOye OF any American com
many bN thc Inhabitants Of the OIL pro
ducing region
The statement la the Mexican note
nude public today chat the government
hnd promised Co reimburse companies
for funds siolrn from paNmasters az
corted hy Cauanfn guards, me on
cump1nirs contend was wordcd very
vaguely ana contained 30 direct ohll
patton io refund stolen funds
Tho proposition 90 provide rscort1
for thr naNnnaters was reierrcd hy the
oil companies to- thcir local manarers
in Mexico 30 was vaid. and the man
adoption of the McNgnn governments
uaymasters' lives and increase rlsk of
money losFce because ne addition toI
the danger npm bandits there woqd
io great danger chat escorts might KIN
pas mnstcrs and desert with money