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EVEIsri'G LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 31. 1916.
IXaeroplane CORPS
rjfijT IN WORLD, AVERS
pjUlOIS, IN VELA HUNT
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h .i.o in Mexico Welds
kLh1 Force. Says Captain,
I Despite Mishaps Mex- J
jf Jeans Aid Americans
fgAR NEW VILLA RAIDS
Ivtrf n " HBADQUAIlTHnS WITH
KrtUCJM AIIMV NKAU DUI.UAN.
fi5!? March 30 (by motor train to Cotum
m m March 3D "The oxpcrlenco
gfimirlcin army llycn. In Mexico lms
J ,m superior to nny ncrlat force In
S.Vorld of equnl nuinticM.
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U. S. TROOPS CLASH WITIJ VILLISJAS;
OUTLAW CHIEF REPORTED TO BE AT BAY
ti ...u
ffioftrltlclsmof hlmcn.
Foulola, of tlio lBt nero
this claim totlny In tho
dally encountering
over beforo hnvo
The Slcrrn Madron over
Whir abators ore
E .".?., tt,2?h.
Km our planes must Ily create slilftlnc
fflS dungeroM Mr pockets. The nltl
u of nearly a mile above , .ea level KUcs
JM
tm Desplto this ami the added handl
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"L4rf Hit tllelr JllilMlllu" mi. italic . j w
KtJ- rv rouch country for
iinntung,
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to .Nron "' ." . " . "t"" r,uiv:.v. ";..
kr very rouRIi country
." i .. nlcht nirnll
Sf wrlotis mishap, as mo expemuon
5iiih tho catnpalBU m far without any
fSr serious iniaiitii. . ... ......
.?1. forihrr south an altitude of nearly
h miles will bo encountered and this
Sltcft tho machines nnd tho men to tho
t'ontlmird from Fnta One
may Sfrc"r?rIcaI mmcr,orltr he Vllllstas
wMr'! wUnf,ton. retusc1 lo Rve details
U.. m,lRl,t ,llvuBe the location of tho
S column of American troops. Tho
I; no stated, following their clash
RnViii, ii, Iinz.force al "ero, went
h, through Mlnaca. following the rail
road to the southwest.
Sst- Their experience now makes thorn
ftTiMioerlor of any aerial forco in the
r;
ftjjmperlor
BfteeuUr aerial mall service hns been ca-
tjCllsneu ucinren .,.. -
INFANTRY ON MOV13.
'rniirtwlmr an aeroplano's (light south,
fttlumn of Infantry left the baxo camp
MM today after Villa, who is reported
imwhero 176 miles south of Dublan.
jel u-Rlnload of Cnrranza troops nlso
M southward A small band of Car
lUiWas Is actively co-operating with tho
American vanguard. Hrlgadlor Ocnrrnl
pjrtllnc expresses tho greatest satisfac
tion with tho treatment accorded him by
(WJ-eprcsentatlves of the de facto govern-
SPespHo this co-operntlon and the friend-
lheSS 01 tno naiivo jiMitiuu, nrray inn-
eers believe catching Villa will bo a long,
id lob. Somo of tho dlillculties expo-
thnccd by the American soldiers In tho
Jlglwr and colder nltltudcs south of here
ej7 be' guessed from tho hitter cold
feather In Dublan. Half an Inch of Ico
formed In buckets during the night. It
i reported that the chase after Villa S-it-jrtay
went on In a snowstorm.
K-1 MEXICANS FI3AR VILLA.
gTie native Mexicans nro stnklng cvery
B!nt on tho success of tho expedition.
Iftho bandits aro not thoroughly wiped
ert, "Mexican farmers fear thoy will return
lid murder every one who sold produce
tf (h American soldiers. Villa Is re
ported to have killed Mexicans for merely
adopting American Ideas nnd working for
imerlcan ranchmen.
ftTte, American Mormon colonists in this
district especially fear torrinlo reprisals
tl Uk bandits ever again overrun tho
Cms Grandcs district.
RThe natives are showing admiration for
JM American soldiers resourcefulness
diplayed In Improvements on crude camp
We.'. Tho soldiers set examples In sani
tation, health conservation and religious
respect of Mexican property rights which
in having a good effect.
ICO SENT TO 3IEET VESSEL
BEARING ANTARCTIC PARTY
Mp Carrying Shackloton Men to Bo
Towed Into Port
'WELLINGTON. N: Z.. March 31. A
M-P!ng tug was sent out today, by Pre-
Wer'Massey. of Now Zeniund. to meet
wSe exploration ship Aurora, upon which
jme. f the members of Lieutenant Sir
truest bhacklctons expedition nro re-
brnljig.
ICaptaln Stenhouso reported by wireless
ftat the Aurora was 250 miles southwest
tf- Port Chalmers, proceeding toward
(tares Islands.
IThe Aurora Is unable to make nnv snecd
wins (o her damaged condition nnd the
bd.
III Is exnected that the tuir will nlrk im
fte Aurora tomorrow and will tow her to
rtrt Chalmers.
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NKERTON
OUEKIlKllO MASSACRE DENIED;
VILLA tEP0llTBnSH0T IN LE(J
KU PASO. Tex.. March 31 llcporti
reaching .luares! to day appeared to verify
the report that Villa had been shot In the
leg while riding through tho city of Guer
rero. These reports were backed up by tho
ofllclal statement of (leneral Cabazas.
commander of the Cnrranrn garlson at
that place, who not only denied reports
of n massacre there by Vllllstas. but re
ported tho bandit leader's repulse.
Cabazas reported to Oonernl flavlra, nt
Juarez, In detail today. Ho mentioned no
loss of life nt tho garrison. Ills dispatch
contained no woid of the reported death
of 172 men of tho gnrrlson there. The
report wns entirely discredited.
Onvlra's statement today wns:
The rrpnrtn nt Ilic MilrmMi nt
Oiierrero were ter.v murh oxiirro
roteil. The menace frmn (Irnernl
Cnlinrnn, of (luerrrrn, lmpl.v null!
there nn. i phlrniMi ultli 'villnV
bund nnd Hint Yllln wiii nhot In Hie
leg. The lde nn either uhlp were
not mentioned. The mrn-ingc nsld
Villa left nfler being wniinilril.
Clnrcla's announcement yesterdav of
the receipt of ndUcos that Mayor Hodrl
rum was assassinated at OJInaga. Mex..
was met by telegrams today from Pre
sidio, Tex., across the river from Ojlnngn,
that the report was untrue.
REAL RATTLE WITH VILLA
IS XOWJJXIMJCTED HOURLY
TIKLD imADQt'AUTKUS AMP.niCAN
AltMY, NIJAIt nrilLAN, Met , (by nero
plane to Columbus, N. M ), March 31.
Villa may be brought to bay within n short
time. Thero Is a distinct feeling around
Ilrlgndlor Cleneral Pershing's headquarters
that Important developments in tho pur
suit nro Impending.
Word wns expected at any tlmo of Villa
being forced to make a stand by tho rapid
ity of tho American ndvnnce on his trail.
If tho troops ever get within fighting dis
tance of Villa, coiilldence was felt here In
tho outcome.
If Villa cuts his way through tho Cnr
ranzlstns on three sides of him, his prob
nble lllght, according to ill-smi-don around
headquarters, will bo toward the rich
Oonchos Valley, to the south nnd rait of
Chihuahua City. Once there, Villa might
evade pursuers a long time, but eventual
ly he would be forced back north tow aid
Presidio, Tex.
Reports have been received of fighting
botiyeen Vllllstas nnd Carranzlstns, who
havo Inflicted losses on tho bandit's forces.
In the meantime, tho army encampment
here, nnxious for n chance to tnko up the
chase, Is making every precaution against
any possible surprise attack. Villa for
merly had many friends in this district nnd
whllo the Mexicans appear to be friendly,
no chances nro being taken. Soldiers
enrry their side nrms constantly In going
about the camp. No one leaves without
being fully nnncd.
The hteady arrival of long motortruck
trains with Mippllos from Columbus has
ceased to ho a novelty. More trucks nt
parently nro constantly being placed In
service. A fast touring car now goes at
the head of each fleet of trucks.
1000 CARRANZA TROOPS
MOVE TO POST IN S0N0RA
KL PASO. Tex., March 31. Lieutenant
Colonel J. M. Agulrro. commanding tho
Carranzlstn forces In Sonorn State, hto
arrived at Agua Prleta from eastern So
nora. with 1000 troops. These soldiers
of tho Mexican provisional President's
army have been guarding tho mountain
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passes leading from Chihuahua State Into
Sonorn, to prevent I'rnnclsco Villa's en
trance Into that State.
The Agulrro troops aro en route to
Cabullona, tho Carranza concentration
camp which In northern Sonorn. The
number of the provisional President's
forces at tho camp, which Is 18 miles
south of the border, was not known to
day, but It was reported that additional
troops were arriving there dally.
HERRERA, ON WARPATH,
PROMISES TO (SET VILLA
KL PASO, March 31 Cnrranza Ocneral
Luis llerrern, with 1200 cavalry wns today
on his way from Chihuahua to Ouerrero,
where Villa wns reported to have mas
sacred 172 men of the gairlson esterdny.
(lenernl Itorrera will attempt to mnko
Villa accept battle.
This wns annouueed officially today by
Coniul CInrcla. of this city. The Consul
said he expected to hear of n big battle
nt any hour.
'Just before he loft Chihu.iliua Ocneral
Herrcra dispatched this mesnge to Consul
llnicin:
I will bring you back Pancho Villa's
head, and 1 will precnt It to jou ns
a token of my friendship nnd lojalty.
Consul Onrcla believes the telegram was
filed In Chihuahua Inst nlrht.
U. S. PLANS QUICK ACTION
ON MEXICAN PROTOCOL
WASHINGTON. March 31. Plans for n
better general understanding between the
United Stntcs and tho de facto Govern
ment of Mexico wetc under dlscuwlou
hero today.
The now Aintiaiindor to Mexico. Henry
Wnrd Kletcher, who has been transferred
from Chile, commenced n scries of con
ferences with President Wilson, Secretnry
of State Lansing and Counsellor Polk, of
the Department. It Is hoped that these
conferences ran bo expedited kii thnt the
new Ambassador can get to his post Im
mediately, as It Is admitted that he will
bo far better able to Impros General
Carranza than tho Ameilcnu representa
tive now on the ground He will bo placed
In full posses'lon of nil of the facts deal
ing with Mexlro nnd tho recognition of
Cnrranza. Ho nlso will havo tho details
of tho proposed protocol.
Olllcials at the War Department ex
pressed confidence today that the Villa
round-up was certain soon to bring fruit.
Tho bandit lender, they say, is being
hunted so closely that must soon cither
surrender or light.
Officials refused positively to say
whether supplies have yet been flipped
by railroad to General PerMifng or to ex
plain tho apparent hitch which has been
holding up shipments. Secretary H.iker
again today indignantly denied thnt thero
had been any frlclon between the War De
partment and Gencinl I-'unston or thnt the
latter hnil been unnecessarily hampered
with orders sent from here.
Hotli at tho Stnto and War Depart
ments it Is Insisted that tho Carranza
Mold forces seem to bo doing everything
posslblo to head off Villa nnd turn him
back toward the north.
sent to General Pershing by way of Co
lumbus. Genernl Onvlra stated there wns no
equipment In Juarez to transport food sup
plies to tho American forces. Major HI
Holt, of tho quartermaster's department,
said that three carloads, sent to .luare.
several days ago, consigned to private In
dividuals In Casas Grandcs, but Intended
for tho American troops, had not yet left
the yards.
FATHER OF DEAD U. S. SOLDIER
CIIAIU!ESCRIMJNAL N'EULECT
KL PASO. March 31 Joseph W. Alli
son, of Dallas, today wired Senator Cul
berson, nt Washington, that his son Lieu
tenant Joseph P Allison, of the 13th Cav
alry, who died on Wednesday nt Fort HIIss
hospital of pneumonia, contracted whllo
marching through Chihuahua, was the vic
tim of heartless and criminal negligence.
Lieutenant Allison wns the Ilrst com
missioned oflleer of the t'nlted States army
to die ns a result of the arduous Journey.
After being taken III he wns carried In
nn nimv wngon for four days to tench
Columbus, N. M., nrrllng there In a hope
less condition.
Mr. Allison stated thnt ho had wired
Senator Culberson in tile hope th.lt he
might bring the attention of the American
people to the f.icts surrounding his son's
death nnd arouse public sentiment, thus
saIng the lives of hundreds of soldiers
now In Mexico.
MORGAN AIDS CARRANZA
Improvement in Money Market Indi
cates Finnncinl Racking
MHNICO CITY. March 31. The money
mnrket Improved notably estordny. Con
stitutional currency rose to .IS pesos for
$1 It Is nuthnrlt:imcl reported tint
the do facto Government Is financially
bucked by J. P Mnrgnn and some other
American llnnncicrs
Notwithstanding the Increase In the
nluo of Government currency, foodstuffs
continue selling nt exorbitant prices.
CALLES IiECOMKS DICTATOR
Carranza Governor Controls Stnto of
Sonorn
DOUGLAS. AH.. March 31. General
C.irranza hns iiotlllcil General Cnlles.
military governor of Sonorn, of his np
provnl of n decree, promulgated several
weeks ngo by Cnlles, disfranchising nil
"enemies of the Government," according
to Consul Ives a. Lelovler.
In a clause nt the end of the proclama
tion Genernl Cnlles delegated to himself
the legislative ns well ns executive au
thority of tho State until constitutional
elections can bo held nnd the Stnto Con
gress assembled. The recognition of the
dccice by Cnrrnnza makes tho Sonorn
Governor a virtual dictator In tho State.
MARCH "HEATS IT" QUIETLY
Jekyll and Hyde Month Passing Like
a Lamb
March leaves us today like a lamb
When It entered like a lamb It promised
to mnko Its erlt totlny like a lion Hut It
has failed to keep Its promise unless be
fore midnight It undergoes a sudden trans
formation from a Doctor Jekyll character
to that of Mr. Hyde
March has been n treacherous month,
with n dual personality. In addition to
being Inconsistent ns concerns the lamb
lion wenther superstition. It has otherwise
proved Its temperamental disposition, lis
average temperature has been 34 degrees,
when it hhould have boon 10. Its rainfall
nnd snowfall wns liornml, when It should
have been heavy, and Its wind record Is
to laugh.
The official weather forecast Is: "fair
today."
User's Agi (cultural Almanac says:
"Koggy today."
.MUCH SMOKE; NO FIRE
But Tailor and Friends Get Great Ex
citement From Incident
ItenJ.imln Hnrrlson nnd tils friends. In
fact, u considerable part of the neighbor
hood, had excitement aplenty shortly nfter
7 o'clock this morning, when flie was dis
covered In his home. 2SSR North th
street. The fire wus In ttie kitchen stove,
nt leust thnt wns II n only fire the firemen
could find, but smoke wns there In such
volumes that Harrison, who Is a tailor,
and neighbors, looked tor a conflgrntlon.
A balky stove, or rather an unruly stove
pipe, was the causo of nil the trouble, as
the smoke from the kitchen stove went all
through the bouse, in fnct through every
place, but up the chimney tine of linrii
sou'h friends In turlug In the alarm pushed
his hand through the glass of the alarm
box. He will recover.
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SUPPLY TRAINS HELD UP
PENDING DEFINITE ORDERS
HL PASO. Tex.. March 31. General
Gnvlra. Carranza commander nt Jimrez,
has not jet received notification from his
Government to permit shipment of supplies
to tho American forces In Mexico
It is believed tho delay Is caus-ed by
somo technicality which soon will be sat
isfactorily settled. .Meanwhile henvj
trucic loads of foodstuffs continue to be f
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MAY APPEAL DEBATE VERDICT
Judge9 in Verbal Contest Snid to Have
Been "Prejudiced"
In the circles of tlio Kensington Open
Pornm today tlicy Are talking nbout ap
pealing tlio decision of n debate, held there
Inst night because tho Judges had opinions
of their own. Kor exnmple, ex-Director of
Whnne. Docks nnd 1-Vrrles Oeorge W
N'orrls said to Arthur 13. Hutchinson, the
tjefented debater. "You did very well with
your material, but the facts were on the
other side."
Tho debate was on the well-known sub
ject of preparednes". It wns held In tho
rooms of the Lighthouse, Ihlgh avenue
and Mascher street. Tho winner of tho
dpbate was Itobert T. McCrncken. Ho sup
ported the view thnt preparedness was
necessary.
C.AVE BLOOD TO SAVE MAN
Two Men Would Not Accept Pay
ment for Their Sacrifice
The means to sae the life of William
Johnson, 54 years old, of Baltimore, hns
been furnished to physlclnns nt the Penn
sylvania Hospital by two men who gave up
n pint of blood each Neither of tho men
who volunteered to give their blood would
nccept nny payment for his sacrifice The
olnnteors wore C 12. Hodgson Mitchell, of
Ilnco street near 8th. nnd Charles West, n
poor sailor from the steamship .Mohican,
who has been In the hospital since Feb
ruary 21 with both ankles broken. Ten
other men offered their scnlces If they
wcro needed.
record In exports for n, single month from
any American port, according to fig-urea
made public here today by custom offi
cials. The next highest month was No
vember, IBIS, when merchandise to the
value of $188,036,45$ was shipped abroad.
Export Records Brnltcn in N. Y.
SVAV VOltK. Match .11 Hxports of
domestic merchandise valued nt $?20.21G,
021. shipped through the port of Xew
York during February, established a new
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Keslnol Soap and Ointment are sold bf all
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Week-End Sale
Of Slightly Used
lanos
Fifteen Pianos in fine
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These instruments were
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$300 Weaver
$125
MAHOOAXY CASE
UPRIGHTS
$325 Edouard.
Jules, $125
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$275 HALLET & CUMSTON
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Rosewood.
$275 MOZART PIANO
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$300 CLOUGH & WARREN $
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$350 Estey
$140
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$375 HARDMAN, PECK &
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$375 FRANCIS BACON
Mahogany.
$425 BRADBURY PIANO
COMPANY
Mahogany.
$115
s135
s135
s145
$145
s150
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11th & CHESTNUT STS.
Factory SOth St. and Porkside Ave.
Please send me complete list of slightly used and
shopworn Pianos.
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Address
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Owing- to the unsettled condi
tions in the coal trade, the usual
reduction in Spring prices is not
'being made by the coal mining
companies. And they do not
know when such announcement
can be made,
Therefore, our retail prices
will continue, until further no
tice, on the basis of present or
March rates, and will apply only
on orders to be filled at once,
or which for delivery reasons
we hold for a few days.
Nut. $7.50; Stovfe, $7.25; Egg, 7.00;
Pea, $5.25; Shot in. Carried 25c ex,
Col Department
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10 Y.rd, Main OaaaVtJO Ar?k St.
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Hell. Market X830.
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