The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1919, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR-.WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1919 | THE MAN HIGHER UP RRANZAWILL ‘AMERICANS ARE NOT START ROW FLEEING MEXICO U. S. Entry Is Now “Closed! Ordered Out to Escape Ven- | Incident” to Mexico geance of Villistas EL PASO, Texas, June 18.— Americans in Chihuahua are be Heved to be hurrying today to ward the border to escape Villis ta reprisals for the defeat in Nieted on the = b its by the American expedition into Juarex The number of Americans in Chihuahua is estimated at more than 100, exclusive of the Mor mon settlers in the Casas Gran WASHINGTON, June 18.—(United *Press).—The American expedition in 40 Mexico after Villistas ix regarded by the Mexican government as “a Solosed incident” and there will be no ‘formal protest to this government it wns authoritatively stated today Refore this word was ree Ht had been expected that i protest would be filed Strong representations have been - June Disposal of h Fine Millinery You Save Over One-Third of the . forma’ Pmade by American officials in \ Jee to the Mexican government for “protection of Americans in the dis turbed areas of Moxico, the state de partment announced today A state department dispatch from }Tuares said Juares was quiet and i there ta no evidence of ft I by Mexicans toward Americans _ Mexico City newspapers have pub }lished, without editorial comment } particulars of the action of United States troops in crossing the border _| A Pesotution to interrogate President “} Carranza regarding the incident ts maid to have received little support tn the chamber of deputios _ NOON CROWDS GIVEN THRILL Army Flyer Stunts Over the Business District Falling leaves, Immetmans, Jeeps and spins made up = dar ing exhibition of aerial stunts ever downtown buildings by Lieut. Jay M. Fetters, shortly after noon Wednesday. * Lieut. Fetters, in the Curtiss train tng plane with which he is making ‘@ flight tour of the northwest to! stimulate enlistment in the army _ seared away from his “parking” place at the Jefferson Park Golf links at noon. He was accompanied thra the oneship circus, by his me: | dos districts While Vili further revolut ent by increas ng American opposition thru massa eres. many mining companies red their American employes to out of Northern Mexico at Carransista troops have been an important mining protect Americans there Hurry to Safety United States citizens in out of the way places were directed to go to Chihuahua City, Torreon and other guarded centers As the raitway south of Juareshas been put out of commission by the bandits. some Americans may have difficulty in reaching the border Business men of El Paso received a telegram from Congressman Huds peth of Texas, asserting that the act ing secretary of state “warned Amer leans they had better get out when they could,” and where they could not they would have to suffer the consequences To prevent Villa venting his ha tred by attacks on isolated border towns, garrisons were reinforced and border patrols strengthened. Mon Gay's fighting, which cost the lives of two American soldiers and wound ing of 10. has put the entire border force on its mettie, Randits attempt ing to rald American towns and ranches will be given a warm recep tion. It im likely that any such raid Ing partion will be pursue! into Mex fean territory. ! sent to Parral center, to Four Americans Die Original Price It is the June disposal of fine millinery—the time when we close out the balance of our high-class Pattern Hats at very decided reductions. They have served their purpose as show pieces so we are willing to sell them for a good deal less than they are really worth. Hats by the best Eastern makers and models from our own workroom. Flower-trimmed Hats. Alk-black Hats, navy blue and colors, too, some with short ostrich tips or wings. 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