The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-05-05
MI EGATES NOT CHOSEN
Who Will Advise With ENJOYS
Still an Open Question-It
Is Probable That Some Neu-
trail Point May Be Chosen
For The Final Negotiations
To Be Held
li, the Associated Press. }

Washington d. c., May 3.-The
mediation plans of the South Ameri-
can ENJOYS who are trying to straight
On out the troubled affairs of Mexico
went steadily forward today, and
while there were no formal sessions
the mediators conferred during the af-
ternoon and evening on what had
been done and the next step in their
procedure.
The United States, the Huerta gov
ernment and General CarranZa are
expected to name their delegates as
requested by the mediators last night
within the next day or two. The dele
gates for the United States have not
yet been selected, but it became
known today that it would not be one
OF the officials closely identified with
the government AS the three South
American ENJOYS are accredited to the
United States, this government does
not wish to name a government Of
ficlal TO deal with them, but to have
an outsider who would deal with
them without reference to their Of
hcial relations to the United States.
Delegates Yet Unknown.
rms has eliminated Robert l.. LanS-
Ing, Counselor OF the State Depart
ment and in general all other gov
ernment officials To the names of
John Bassett Moore, John Lind and
Henry White, already mentioned, are
now added those of Richard Olney,
former Secretary of State, DR.. David
Jayne Hlu former Ambassador to
Germany, and HanniS Taylor, former
Minister TO Spain. The Huerta dele
gate Is expected 10 be Francisco De
Ia barra, now Mexican Minister at
tariS, but nothing definite has been
neard from Mexico City. Rafael
Enuoaran, personal representative OF
Heheral Carranza, arrived here yester-
9ay ana is available as the Carranza
ueegate' although his particular
nliSslon In coming from Carranza is
sun to be announced and it is mo-
sel definite that Carranza will go t(
d dne extent OF naming a delegate t.
uedi with the mediators.
success Still In Doubt.
Nheh the delegates of the thre,
tes arrive. 1t Is expected tn,
.mueuiators will be ready to take I'll
Wy. e crucial issues between the United
%ea'es % ana Huerta, at least, and i
poSSlo'e, between Huerta and Car
r ran%,' Whether plan of adjustmen
o', nl DC worked out is still an ope1
,.1oh' even in the minds of tn
n.ulators They expect the dele
sLoeS from the three parties to assis
I'll Ill 10 get together on some middl
- Va"u, The mediators will continu
nIo tne main body formulating
r. 81 settlement as the delegate
ni'' 'he three parties will have n
m,ul,o'enUary powers and will &C
"'Iely as advisers.
"''anza To Keep On Fighting.
,'tdme definitely established tC
a.. ~ General Carranza would nc
H. 10 the request of the mediator
a@otne ne suspend military operation
,re'1t ,St hQefta pending the mediatio
s,eeulhss and the onvoys have bee
''.Seu of this decision 1t has bee
r5r, a''Ht Tor several days that Cal
Sn,,tE intended to push his arm
inward, but it was not until tn
n,.i '"vAl lJ-tour hours this was CON
wi,' '.,at'd rs finality. 1t is said tn
'INe no effect on checking tt
"i ~ plans cf mediation. which wi
AMY forward.
"a ana Garrarya Wort Sc:tlc.
h,.. "' associates or Carranza WI
tne arrived here say that r
between them and Euert
,,,. .~'h.' ana that any move en- tt
~" three mediators 10 inclut