The evening world. Newspaper, June 19, 1916, Page 1

AIL EDITION — = Thunder stormas to-night. Tuesday partly ol ALL EDITION PRICE ‘ONE Cunt. N PRICE ‘ONE ‘CENT. ——=? EW YORK, } MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1916. 16 PAGES ‘NEW YORK TROOPS FIRST TO GO; | ON THE BORDER WITHIN 10 ALL NEW YORK'S GUARDSMEN OBE UNDER ARMS TO-NictT: GREAT RUSH 10 ARMORIES Company of the 22d Engineers Goes to Camp To-Night—Full Regi- ment With the 69th to Follow on Wednesday—Nine Regiments for ‘ Camp Whitman. Responding to the call of President Wilson for the mobilization of the National Guard of the nation, New York*s militiamen began pouring into their respective armories early this morning without waiting official general orders, which will be issued late this afternoon. night the entire command will be under arms. Augmented by one hundred secured this “Fighting Sixty-ninta” Regiment, 1,000 strong, will assemble in its ar- mory for inspection to-night, sleep there under arms to-morrow night and on Wednesday morning will entrain for Camp Whitman, at Beekman, \, New York, which has been designaied by Major-Gen. John F, O'Ryan as the ofticial concentration point, With them on We Regiment of Engineers. official marching orders. for the By mid- recruits morning, the nesday morning will move the Twenty These two units were the first to receive their They will assume part of the days. Company D of the Twenty-second, ler Capt. Ernest F Gon, seventy men and sixty-four horses, will go to camp to-night. Orders covering 10,000 Guardsmen all over the State will be issued this afternoon, instructing several regiments to mobilize in their armories, Robert- Ls. ampment. It was announced to-day az Peekskill, in Major G in’s head- O'Ry: Tenth, Sixty-fifth, Seventy-fourth and Twenty-third, would be mobilized in their armories and held there, the remaining nine to be encamped at Beekman by Wednesday and ready to start for the Mexican border, nen i roe BAMTARDS TW MEXICO ASK KING TO ARBITRATE Guardsmen is proceeding with won- “derful speed. The confusion that fol- lowed the call for troops at the out- break of the Spanish-American War was altogether missing to-day, Every officer and man knew what was ex- pected of him and proceeded to act accordingly. The mobolization is greatly assisted from the fact that the New York division has been un der orders for several days for a] Spanish Press Association to-day re- Mate encampment at Beekman and |celved a cablegram sent on behalf of | fm preparation the various commands th jony in Mexico City, had their equipment in perfect order, (urging that King Alfonso take action All through the night the officers/to prevent war between the of the various units were busy get- Pa and Mexico, ting in touch with their non-com-| The selection of the ings to vehi ® —missioned ofiteers, who in turn trans. trate differey Between the Two Americait Nations, MADRID, Spain, June 19.—The United] es hetween Department Gov. Whitman got in| aad touch with Adjt. Gen. Louis W. teu yet ca auajoe| GERMAN LOSS AT VERDUN See nag Wotan. See: PLACED AT 415,000 Phones and the telesraph were then put into use arousing the brigade | London Authority Gives the Fig- and regimental commanders, who} ures for Struggle Now ith to send out the] | On 119 Days, LONDON, June 19. n the ba Y were told for } assembly call for their commands. THE SIXTY-NINTH GETS TO iTs| ARMORY FIRST. The members of the Sixty- Y the fir German los e of Verdun were “Pighting |to-day at 415,000 — by st of Greater | has been in ork’s 10,000 soldiers to respond | since its mate is New Y¥ to the call, Col. Louis D, Conley, commanding the Sixty-ninth, re. |‘ ceived his mobilization ord: o'clock last night ately Instructed A lans to notify the & source that ouch with the start 119 days ago. vased on statemen j and on cay 14 tes «room \\ (Continued on Becond Page.) open day ond la ‘ seks tos mia 000, Adee, ‘Twepboue ‘Beekman tine second duty of preparing! watch ts being maintained on lin the camp for the mass of men which will occupy it within the rext few) quarters, that four regiments of the National Guard of New York, the i. Alfonso Is Urged to Keep Peace! mitted the orders for assembly to| tries is susue ind the Pre . the enlisted personnel. Immediately | C/4tion ts requested to give its sup. | upon receiving orders from the War) port to this project PERSHING READY FOR ANY ATTACK BY THE MEXICANS Troops on 400-Mile Line Said to Have Slept Under Arms. TRIES TO AVOID CLASH. Orders Men to Be Careful and Not Give Excuse for Hostile Move. COLUMBUS, N. M., June 19.—Gen, J. J. Pershing, American expedition- ary commander, ts taking every pre- caution to prevent a clash with Car- ranza troops-on acconnt of some trivial incident, according to reports from the field to-day, His men slept under arms last night. Detachments which for the last few weeks have been operating within a few miles of e camps of the troops of the de facto G ment hav with awn, while scouting patrols have been « 1 to ride their territories with extreme caution, All of the soldiers of the American ommand have been warned to exer |cise great care In distinguishing ban- |dits from Mexican soldiers, Close been communication and ugh which |thetr way !from Son Leives of absence whic! granted a number of officers and | of the base camp here have been |revoked by the commanding officer, upon troops might m ever the Sierra where they will be brought to full strength and thoroughly equipped for) {h",CxPMtnation being offered thas the situation does not justify their leav- ing their commands. Gen, Pershing is said to be quietly ins for quick dashes north hat the first sign of hos- tility, His plans, it is believed, are to gain possession of the Mexican Northwestern Railroad, which y commands the territory adja- to his line of communication, | he American commander is in re- \ceipt daily of information regarding de facto Mexican Government troop | movements. Natives, treated kindly Amerie |by the ns, have voluntarily | supplied valuable information More than 100 Mexicans employed by the United States Army in re- {building the motor road from Colum lbus to the American fleld bases in Mexico quit work lay and left jonmp at at Palomas, eight miles south of the borde | Mexico, The | feared the lowers, for interior points in explanation was they vengeance of Carranza fol — es | AMERICAN IS FINED JW. A. Nelson and Companion Ac cused of Seeking War- ship Facts, LONDON, June and Will gon, an American, sentatives of 9.—John Pagel of n Ande Nel sald to be repre- 4 manufacturin, Sweden, | pany Camden, Noda 9 ‘ ain in while Her Lite, “ix, committ inhaling « Madras | had been | IN ENGLISH COURT). DAYS. TROOPS 0 STAYIN MEXICO, CARRANZA 1S FIRMLY TOLD IN FRONT OF 69TH REGIMENT ARMORY TO- DAY ov PEERED SEILER RIOD PODIODG-96-4-00 O94 FDTHOOHH HEH ODDO N2-DDS-2G-9-O 990-4 |Every State Quickly Responds to $ Call, and the Mobilization of the National Guard Is Proceeding With Unprecedented Speed. CARRANZA ASKS U.S. NOT TO LAND MEN FROM WARSHIPS WASHINGTON, June 19.—While the whole couniry was astir to-day with the mobilization of the National Guard for border duty, Presi- + |dent Wilson directed that his reply rejecting Gen, Carranza’s demand for eu the recall of American troops from Mexico go forward immediately. FUNSTON LOOKS TO NEW YORK oy Ll ley one i Ge tine for FOR FIRST STATE TROOPS SAN ANTONIO, Tex., the Southern Department to-day that Gen War Department to send him first th and Illinois, as he believes these C864 6-0944446O09-06 aren MEXICANS FIRE FON A BOATS CREW OF U.S. MARSH | Sailors Fire Back In refusing to withdraw the troops, the friendly intention in Mexico and sharply rebukes Gen, Carranza for unwarranted charges and insinuations of bad faith contained in his communication, President Wilson's firm resolve to keep the armed forces of the United States In Mexico until such time as the Mexican Giovernment polices the border region so thoroughly that bandit raids Inte American territory are improbable 1s understood to be clearly stated In the note, Whether the suggestion of the Democratic plat- form plank, that intervention might be undertaken as a last resort, led is not known, June 19.—It was indicated at headquarters of Funston would request the militia of New York, Pennsylvania he can make practical use immediately of organizations, and Three ‘ i I: Ff Ee ; ‘i mA NG SAYS NOTE GOES TO-DAY. | Mexicans, Including Two |" ayers Mera were arrest i N Secretary Lansing announced that the note would be despatched dur- Soldiers, Are Killed. by the commander of the warsh ing the day, but would not discuss its terms or how it would be sia oe US Ea MeO aes (Se) NOE transmitted. It had been planned to send it by special messenger to the Ween ere NRA ae an recor iain Honinention Mexican capital, following the precedent set by Gen, Carranza in trans. ith ; if ae A : n cosnaltios, bu |mitting his own demands, ; ; eo PEA TOT ENRV ene: Hi 4 7 Recent developments along the border and Gen, Trevino’s warning signed peer at bape > BY WEDNESDAY to Gen, Pershing, caused the wisdom of the plan to be doubted, and Berienl ect th CAtaain tae CORNELL'S FRESHMEN | there Adi esarconighiy eet rae reply va g Baga this time of excitement,” int pecial agent Rodgers in Mexico City for delivery to Gen, Ca . Mr. are unarmed, in order to pr WIN HUDSON REGATTA! . i r i Lansing indicated that its text might be made public here to-night. sible complications [000 Men Are Nearly Ready While these diplomatic steps were in process, a force of National a ry aan Somniounlea As Syrcuns Fin shes Second, Pen ‘| to Pitch Their Tents at Guardsmen, which will not be less than 100,000 strong and may exceed {te first nows of trouble at Masatian, Third a ad ‘ ee ha | Sea Gi that number by many thousands, was b mustered into the service of latest radio adv fr Mainit Crews Row in Ra arin | e United St Governors of all States had replied before noon to-day Mine ow on whe Facitle ¢ h POUGHKBEPSEB, June bi Corne New Jersey ting Na. | to instruction last night that their allotment ot troops be immediately PR ae lik fetta alaxican vera ee SOR SH LS Mal etl ? ne zed for vit, In each instance Secretary Baker was informed that the or- confusion followed an atten 1] cuse w it ' Be DARE een given and the men were arming and proceeding to their marines from a wa er 1% vania nbia wa DiGe em: Ine Wy OAneaaay, Ad ization points, The tirst State troops are expected to be at an exchange of shots a A poor fourth ' ' ling | Gen, Wilbur P. Sadler announced hin ten da can officers were arrested and way, spu ‘ fir Jaay, 1 nents of infantry : . id until agplanetiona’ had! ween made. | when'Hyracuae mid porate Piel ee re een vemos | ARSHIPS HURRIED TO MEXICAN Coast. Phe Sabana prasanad: OO fart ces eee tinge | Notts two of cavalry from Now From both coasts also addition under orders to Gen, i (ating ated ke “arate ue ora [an f Red Har 1 one ff yroveed to Mexican waters for the relief of Americans who may gather companied t t 1 t é interior ight J trar are only engaged in this n Foreign Ot i ‘ , J tery ft ' Ve e. If necessary th ble to go up shallow waters after ie nerica mm key ; ! f ) y City, fleld refuvee Considerable anxie t le salety ot American citizens, bn, Monto'a report sald t 1 4 To-day's 4 ! i t Hand a ‘nee ot whom there still are about tive thousand in Mexico, including one landed at Maza poned from Na Jeorps frown Red Bank, wilt be tne] thousand in the capital As the gunboat > all Y : i During the day ft Mexican Ambassador Designate, ship known to wn | on na ft the = - 8 , Wak ae ed, ; ROOSEVELT 10 IHDORSE k . ismitted to Seeretiry Lansing an official report from his Government Auejackets were betwe 1a boatload of men tt Mazatla: report told this story ; : i ; } Am at t harbor and Mexican soldiers who t \ ( 1 () | for , f t ¢ i nd nih : jot re ! , it ’ ited the tiring, in . ane \ Pwo s who had haat ferer Oyster | H ( t {ir ie irolle elease < ? inding had been : n t with Vir omma was told) permis: OVRTRR HAY My t | 1 . jnnding hed not been given and ani! velt will pu D r training «ch . from Gen, Carranza was transmitted urging Jar sued. A J t ve wil be permitted to la ven unarmed, ns had had ‘| Mic opinion din th aerated s ’ M Waters ave been to Am i ° h 1 4 only such men ashore \ wit - $ pes andn Aswvry We Newari Diplo nauc 5 olticias Were much stived to-day by the possibility of wee INNOTE TELEGRAPRED TO-DAY