The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
READS OF ACTION IN NEWS
PAPERS AND THAT'S ALL
HE KNOWS OF 1T.
Government Will Not Pay Refu-
gees Fare-Mex;can Congress
VetOes Appointment.

PARIS. Sept. 1s.-GeneraI Felix
D1az. who has just returned here from
biarritZ, told the Associated Press to-
day that he had seen the dispatch
from Mexico City In the Paris newspa-
pers, announcing that he had been
summoned back TO Mexico by Presi-
dent Huerta, but that this was all he
knew about the matter. Thus far, he
said, he had received no order OF re-
call. and would remain in Paris until
ne did so. holding himself in readi-
ness TO start at a moments notice.
Il am a soldier and always am pre-.
pared 10 go anywhere at any time in
obedience to my superiors when / am
ordered" added General Diaz.
General Diaz said that when he was
ordered recently 10 90 TO Japan, he
had Just two days in which to get
ready His instructions then were To-
go 10 Toxic and return as soon as pos
sible. so as TO be in Mexico before the
presidential election took place. He
said his present stay In Paris would
not be a long one
Take No Interest.
Asked II President Huerta would
support his candidacy for chief execu.
tive OF Mexico. General Diaz replied
interest In the election beyond that NJ
seeing II properly carried out He
seemed confident. however. Of the sue
cess Of his candidacy. for which he
declared his friends in Mexico were
now working hard. lie also was op-
tlmistic with regard 10 the situation in
general In Mexico. and thought that
everything now pointed to the early
re-eatabtishmpnt Of Daace
General Diaz said he left his uncle.
former President porflriO Diaz az
Biarritza in surprisingly good health
and viRor for man entering he
eighty-fourth year
Won't Sent Them Back.
WASHINGTON. Sept Estate De
partment officials said today that
lack OF funds that could be applied
legally 20 such a purpose made u
imperative that the department de-
cline 10 defray the expense Of return.
Ing 10 Yaqui Valley. sonora. ths
American refugees who recently ar
rived pt Los Angeles with complaints
that they had been scared away from
their homes and property by Prasi-
dent WilEon's warning 10 Americans
10 leave Mexico. n was pointed oar
that the money recently appropriated
BY congress was for tho express puT-
pose Of bringing refugees out Ot
Mexico and could not be diverted 10
send malcontents back.
Liberals Won.
MEXICO CITY. Sept ia pe.t-
ton BY Eduardo Tsmarlz. one OF tnv
most prominent Of the younger lead
crs of the Catholic party. for permis
sion 90 quit bis seat In tho cham5,r
of deputies in order 20 accept tho
portfolio u minister Of public instritc.
uon. rendered him BY President
liuerta today. brought out the nrsf
trial % 1frrncth IN fhe cham bor he
tween the Liberals and Catholics The
Liberals triumphrd
senior Tamariz. being a member Of
The chamber ~ deputies required the
rancti0n ~ the chamber In order 90
vacatc tlc seat After an extended
debate on the request. which at times
vas heated. permission was denied
Tamariz BY vote ~ iO8 90 90 Ia
mariz already had taken the oath a.
minister ~ public Instruction..
vetoed Appointment.
WASilNGTON. sept 1q-Ths
Mexican congress last night vetoed.
by vote % % TO ~. Provisional
President Huerta's appointment Of
Eduardo Tamariz a. minister OF pub
Tic Instruction. according 20 a report
today 20 the state department Ia.
mariz is one of the younger leaders
of the Catholic party which IL
avowedly in favor Of electlng General
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