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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
MAYOR TO FILE
RECALL ANSWER
Mayor to Get 10 Percent Of
Votes" Beatty Declares,

Though refusing 10 be quoted on
any phase N the recall petition filed
against him by James Beaty. county
assessor. Msvor Walton will file an
answer to the charges. according tn
Information given out at the city hall
today.
Conferences hsid.
Conferences OF the majority faction
OF the city commissioners have been
held daily since the recall was filed
with the city clerk and II has leaked
out" that the mayor 10 drafting his
reply which will he . complete denial
OF all Allegations" a
Tn. mayor has today ana tomorrow
morning In which to complete his re-
ply.
The main petitions win then he
started circulating by persons who have
volunteered to take them through the
city canvass,ng every voter.
Beatty declared today that any per-
sons approached by police and asked
70 order their names withdrawn from
the original petition now on file at the
city hall should get In touch with him.
To Back slensrs. =.
II will back all siGners TO the limit. y
he said. The mayor ought to be
good sport. and II ne feels he II 10
strong with the public, he should stand
on his record and 70 before the voters
on a recall election.
/, Mayor Walton win get 10 percent
Of the votes In the next city election
and that election &ill be held In SIX
weeks he concluded.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
Lady Astor Will
Be Presented in
Commons Today
Heavy Demand for Tickets
TO Public Gallery,


LONDON, Dec. /. - Tickets 10 the
public gallery Of the house OF COM
mons for today's session were In great
demand. hundreds thus showing their
desire TO sec the first woman member
presented In the house.
Countess Gcorsisna Markievicr. who
was elected member Of parliament from
Dublin last year, but who refused to
take her seat owing to her Sim Fsin
affiliations, was In London over the
week end and her presence created GU
rioslty ~ 10 whether she meant 10
forestnil Lady Astor In taking q seat
In the house Of commons by making q
dramatic appearance, there, The coun-
tess. however. went TO Manchester and
II 10 understood .she has no intention of
returning TO divide attention with Lady
Astor. Tho latter wan In London today
to make her debut In tho hou.. Of com
mons
The Duchess OF Marlborough. former.
" Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt, OF New
York, intends 10 become q candidate
Tor the first suitable vacancy In par
lament. She has been member Of
tes London city council since last year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
Many Men Busy
RepairinQ Wire Lines

Between 1000 and 100 men are
busy repairing the damage done state
telephone service BY the slcet storm Of
last week. according 10 A. w. Bogen-
shuts Of tho South estt:n BELL Tels-
phone company. Most Of the damage
Was In the western part OF the state
where three or four hundred poles are
nov down, lnsulate,. lead covered
cables arc being laid along the ground
for temporary communication.
Communication with Kansas City was
not reached this morning A. was ex-
pectcd. bu. connection In hoped by TO.
night. Fl Reno vill bc on again to-
day and Chickashs tomorrow or next
day.
Telegraph damage was worst along
tho Frisco, where gangs are now At
work, Communica tion by telegraph L.
now open TO Tulsa, Muskosee and
Kansss City. Telegraph lines suffered
less than telephone.
Conditions are expected 10 ne nearly
normal BY the last Of the week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
PEPPER limited
To'Quit Kidding
And Enter House
Then Young Girl Has to Call
Visitor 10 Assistance,

"Av ro,n. an In and .,on LIddlnr
,n."
yo,c. vou.r a, oL,.hon. GUY
,..,,sd i. =, wight ,hs, vou c.n', s,usy.
,.II xbo vour fr,srd. .,. .snec,.ilv
,.h., va, sy. o. ,,oI =, ~, ,h,,,,g,
, w,,dow .i,s. ~
u.,s.. ho~ 4, h.nc.r.h .c,o,h,,. IN
her rs,o,t IN IN roi,c.
s,,. ..s.u, ..n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
DAKOTA
WILL |NO0RSE
GENERAL WOOD
Governor and G. G, P, Chair
man Favor Him.
DEMOCRATS FOR WILSON
State Republicans Said to
Be Committed,

PIERRE s. D, Dec. I.-Governor
Norbeck and W. II. King, chairman
OF the state central committee, leaders
OF the republican party in South
Dakota, announced a, noon today they
indorsed Major General Leonard
Wood as republican candidate for
president and declared Wood would be
Endorsed by the state convention to-
morrow.
Democratic leaders announced that
their stat. convention tomorrow will
indorse President Wilson for a third
term. II he Is willing TO he a candi didste.
some Of the delegates pointed out this
will leave the delegates free 10 make
a further Enforcement necessary at the
March convention
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
Guilty Plea Is Entered
By One Of 133 Indicted
In Election Fraud Case
Grand Rapids, Mich, Printer
Admits Campaign Plot
Charge; Released on Bond
Of $1,000,

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Dec. L.
william T.. Rice. local printer. ono OF
the more than 100 men indicted by the
federal grand jury here on charges
growing out Of the investigation OF the
campaign OF Senator Truman II. New
berry last year. sppesred before Judge
rSe.slons In United states district court
and pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF
conspiracy In tho campaign. He was
released on bond Of 81 900.
II Ia said al attempt would he made
to commence arrslgning the defendants
bofYo Federal Judge Sessions here next
Monday with tho probability that they
VIII come into court In small groups.
Further announcements Of names OF
those Indicted Ind not been made up TO
this morning and II was indicated early
today that these would not come until
arrests were made. Bench warrants
have been issued by Judge Sessions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
new CONGRESS
BEGINS FIRST
SESSION TODAY
Large Attendance in Both
House and Senate,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE sixty
sixth congress met today In Its first
regular session which was expected 10
continue until Just before the presi-
dental election next fall. There was
a large attendance both in the senate
and house when the saveis Of Vice
president Marshall and Speaker Gil
lett fell promptly at noon.
In accordance with an agreement
reached between republican and demo-
cratic leaders before the session
opened the usual formsiity Of appoint
ing committee 10 notify the presi-
dent that congress was In session. was
dispensed with because OF the presi
dents Illness. A formal communication
Of notification was drafted and dis
patched instead
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
No Reports Received
Or Wood. .Cuttin0

No reports Of wood having been cut
by city residents have been received
by n. q. oliver. chairman Of the
county council OF defense.
~ = means of relief from the fuel
shortage citiaena have been urged by
the council Of defense 10 use logs
"Although We can urge people 70
aaw wood" said Mr.. oliver today. I'VE
can not farce them to do Il. Moreover
there ID 10 means OF knowing whether
they polIow our advice or not"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
0perators Ready
To Cooperate

"Ths ceai operators cf oklahoma are
ready 10 ee.opseats with the 20 ern-
ment and the state and the gene al
pubic In every way" Dorset Carter,
president Of the tate Coai Operators
association. said today
'rhs volunteer syatsm h good ore
and with the proper protection the
mines will b opens1. W have al.
ways hssa N favor % 1oinx this. but
a courss didn't 80 any uss IN sending
meW into the mines 70 be injured. Fun
protection 10 oil We want and when wc
have II ~ ara ready 10 20 ahead"
He said he 10 planning q program for
milne activity and win announce II
within Z few days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
BULLETIN

WARRINGTON, Dec. t.--wart,ms
restrictions on the eensumpsIsN q
coal were ordered Into effect today
Tor the psrIsd o. The present str'ks
emergency. Administrator oatslsld,
acting In eenjunetleW with thssrait.
road administration. announced that
only the industries included In The
first i've o,assss q the priority Net
established during the war wsxld
b. furnlshsd esal ard that publle
utilities would bs asked 10 dleesW.
sinus SvrwlshlNs pswsr, hest and
neht 70 NsN. ssssatla, lNdustrlsa IN.
dustrlss b which seai ts'r b surw.
lshsd Win ~ seastwlss and Inland
shlpslHsi army and navy sat sshss
eevseWmsNt dspsrtntsnts. stats awd
county 6spartmsnts END lNstltu.
tleWet ovhl,s utllNlee, tNeiud,nU
NsWeeapsrs ana rstail dealesA s1p,
piylNs hevsshsle ssNsumsrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
WATER OBSTRUCTION
TACTICS ARE DENIED

Ollis Wilson. commissioner Of public
works. denied today that any ono 10
trying to block Joe Patterson. commits
sioner Of public property. In water de-
partinsnt plans.
We are a. much In favor OF q water
superintendent a. Patterson 10. but he
seems 10 think that because We opposed
the last one We are opposed to having
one" Wilson said.
we want the position but want .
competent man and one who will DO
the work."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
TELEPHONE ORDER
NOT ISSUED VET

Although the Burieson telephone
rates. promulgated during the var. er-
pired yesterday. the new order Of the
corporation commission continuing the
old rates In effect, had not been signed
up to noon day. II was announced at
the commission.
Terms OF tho order. however. have
been agreed upon II was announced. II
will abolish the installat ton and report
charges, and continue In effect the
present rites until the commission COM
rle,cs the Investigation OF service which
viii be resumed on December II.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
MANY To OFFER
TO NINE COAL,
OFFICIAL SAYS
Buffalo, Harper County, First
TO Obtain Men,
NO ADMINISTRATOR YET
'Convlcts TO Go Back 10 Work
In Pits Today,

To Buffalo. In Harper county. In
me northwest part Of the state goes
the ofo6it TO- being the first place in
oklahoma 10 obtain volunteers for work
In the coal mines In oklshoms. Il was
snnouncsd a. noon today BY J. A..
whitshurst chairman Of the state
seuaeil Of dsfeass. Who 10 executing
ths governors plan for the mobilization
o. non .unisn unskillsd labor.
Psrty Msa Az Rsssy.
4 message from tho ehsirmsn Of the
HaFpsr county council to Whitehurst
st Aeos. said that four units Of ten
men each we're ready to move immcdi-
Atssy 70 the coal mines and star dig
sing coal. and that another unit will
b. available within = couple OF days.
This y the first information Nc
have veceived OF men actually being
assembled and availASis for uss In the
npines and the way Harper county has
RESPONDED 10 indeed encoura gtng." said
Whitehurst
II am sure he continued. "thst
other counties In the stAts are doing
nkewis. but or account ef the dtmor-
alised condition OF telephone and tslc-
srnph lines 10 impossible 70 set In
touch with them"
The question OF the appointment OF q
fuel administrator for Oklahoma 10 dis Z.
trlfw,e the c,s mined under the gov
errors latest plan apparently has not
been s.ttied n message 70 Whitehurst
this morning from Governor Robsrtsef.
who has been participating IN the CON
fcrcncs OF scvsraofs At Chieago. stated
that the request 70 allow each state
v orb out its own distribution plan
through central agency, was being
carried on 10 washinaton b. . special
committee selected At the Gpvernor's
meeting, The governor aid he would
Lave Chicago today fot homo
convlets 70 Wsst.
Conv'cts vii b. put 70 WORT IN the
strip and pit mines on the prison farm
at NcA!sstsr ttis afternoon o. tomor-
row II was Atated ~ Warden Fred
switssr who wss In the city today In
conference with the hoard of affairs.
r. " wlson. state superintendent
se instruction ssid THE morning that 81
necessary he viii issu' . formal order
prsslAins that an students In tho public
schools Of the state who leave sohool
- Work shah receive fun time credit
fcs the time they are out.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01

attribute the American note to an i'm
perfect knoeiedse OF the Mexican penal
lnSs and proceeds to explain with re-
iinement the intricacies Of Mexican
?enal proceedings. But the government
OF tho United States fails to discern IN
their application to this case at the
hands Of Mexican authorities any ap-
proSImstion TO impartial treatment Of
jenkins and the Mexican government
knows the ab@encs OF such treatment
Ia the reason for the American request.
Justice Has Been Denied.
Tho Mexican government maintains
that " can not grant the request Of
the United States for Jenkins release
for the reason that under Internal Iona I
law no diplomatic Intervention is sp-
propriste unless . denial Of justice has
occurred and because the Mexican gov
ernmcnt 10 not In . position to demand
Jenkins' release In view OF the separa-
tion OF the executive and judicial pow.
ers under the Mexican form Of govern
rnent and the Independence Of the state
courts by one Of which Jenkins 10 held
The succinct ansyer TO this contention
10. ~ every one knows. that a denia
Of Justice has already taken place. ant
also because the Mexican oonstituties
specifically gives the federal tribuns
Jurisdiction Of all cases cpUcesntng dlp
lomstIc agents and consular officers.
The csss Plainly etsesd.
The United ststes 10 not 10 b,
driven BY such subtle arruments into {
defense Of its requests for the release
Continued on Paes Z, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
Jenkins Immediate Release
From Jail Again Demande,
Text Of U.S.. Reply to Mexico
In the Jenkins Case

vxIASHNGTON Dec 1.-The American charge daia, a. Mexico
w CITY Mr. Summerh charged with the
lowing note at once to The Mexican government:
not failed 10 OF the
dated November D. 1919 Of William
u jenkins American consular Pueb Of
reply from the Of the United instructed
medaely transmit 10 you
The OF the United drawn into iudi.
a discussion Of irrelevant incidents brought
connection with this case
h Mexican government be m,led ntme
on by the United States OF principle
and not reason for Jenkins release Tor obviously no such citation
nf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
TRIAL OF 80 |. W. W.
BEGINS AT KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. NO.. Dec. Trial
Of thirty three members Of the Indus.
trial Workers Of the World charged
with violation Of the espionage act
vas set for today In the federal court
nj Kansas City. Kan.
Officials Estimated the proceedln9s
would consume a month or more ss
about 100 witnesses have been sub
poenacd and large amount Of ]. W.
W. writings and records Ia to he sub.
United In evidence.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
MORE BOYS BORN
DURING NOVEMBER

Life gained 100 over death Ia Okla.
homa City during November. according
to the monthly report OF the city health
department office today. One hundred
and seventy five births were reported
and sixty-six deaths
And the women lost out for the first
time In several years. the report show
ing eiShty-two white males born and
sixty-scven females
In November last gear ninety-nine
deaths were reported, due largely TO
the flu Only six deaths this No.
vember were due to pneumonia. six
to tuberculosis and the others from
general causes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
SPECIAL PREPARATION
FOR CHRISTMAS MAIL

One Or mors special "cass6' with
forty TO sixty separations for the hand.
ling Of postal cards alone win be used
II necessary during the Christmas
rush here. according 10 postoffics Of
flclais. This IL granted under . new
ruling by the department of which no
,ification came In recent Issue Of
tho postal bulletin. This will allow
final disposition of approximately Is
percent Of Christmas and New Years
cards at the first handling.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
FIVE BANDITS LOOT
CHICAGO eANk OF M,o0C

CHICAGO. Dsc i.--yivs men. all
armed. held up smployss Of the Twelfth
Street Stats bank shortly bsfsss noon
today, herdsd three men employees and
woman deposition In the vault and
escaped with $500 In cash and $500
worth NJ liberty bonds.
Two employees Of the bank fired vol.
ley Of shots at the robbers ~ they
tled through the door. but II In not be-
lisv.d ssS Of the bullets found their
mark.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
Use Of School Coal
Decided TonIuht

whether ~ tons Of coal now In the
posssssion Of the board Of education
yin Be Ssquisitionsd for community
uss Win no decided tonight at the meet
Ing Of the county council u defense
with ths hoard Of education.
,IRstalAtioo Of gas heating equipment
n thees bsiidin0s where coal 10 now
bsin9 burned WIN 10 urged ~ th<
eouNoll ol dsisnse. Gas maine run TO-,
o. shtse, several buiidines. - that =
ehanes from coal TO Gas could be made
qulch0. secording TO J. q. Stearley.
Oseystasy II the hoard Of education.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
.PAMPLIN TRANSCRIPT
IS NEARLY FINISHED

Preparation Of the transcript In the
trial In which r. c. Pamplip was con-
victed Of msnslaushter. for the death
Of Lyman Crane and given five years
In the penltcntlsry. viii no completed
during the week. and = day for the
making Of = motion for q new trial set.
Judge Edward ~ Oidneld said today.
Pnmplln hes never been sentenced a.
he has announced his intention to ap-
peal Tor . new trial.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
SUGGEST GOAL PILE
IN ]. 5. IS ATTIRE

CHICAGO, Dec. THE greatest coal
pile In the United States--the million
ton coal hill OF the Illinois Steel COM
psny. at Stockton. Ind. is afire and
threatened with destruction. according
to word received At the Chicago office
OF the Steel company today.
The blaze 10 believed TO have started
from Internal combustion.
Guards are fighting the blsIe. The
coal hill Ia two miles long and about
II half mile wide. II has been accumu-
lated du1ns the past two years ss All
emergency measure.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
General Embargo
ID Expacied Soon

That NithlH . week 4 general am.
hApgo On, Ill non -perlshable freight viii
10 n force sa al railroads pAssina
threuoh OA,ahema City was the opin-
lon sf local railroad officials today
The Frisco 10 rscsivln9 Tor shinmsnt
eWly eoal, on end necessary articles ~
foo1 II " iiat o. nen. n.psrlshAblse. II
10 snpected other freight viii b placed
uo9es An smbas1e seen.
~ roA1a afe p1cslvlng cattle for
GAipUent ~ ~ eMbar0o win ~ placed
n th1m NJ matter how serious tho
eeaI situation becomes, Il was sald.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
QUAIL PLENTIFUL IN
g STATE, WARDEN SAYS

Quail, are more pientifrl IN Oklahoma
this season than At any time In tho
nast ten years. according 10 reports 10
the atste game department. Ben Watt.
state game warden. said today.
The season opened today and Win
continue through the month Of Decen,.
bsr, The hlG limit Ii fiftesn 4 day and
100 for thu season.
p.t--Mt'gT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
PERSNIUo SILENT
As 70 VISIT MERE

No definite word has been received
from General Pershing as to whether he
will visit this city when he inspects
Fort Siil on Februsry 2, according 10
Dr. Floyd Bolend. Of the committee ar
ranging the visit, Boiepd believes he
vii, have definite ndvice as 10 the gem
erals visit either toa1y or tomorrow.
he says.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01

LOCAL FoRGcAsr--clousy al d
much colder tonight and Tussday. with
probably rain turning 10 snow; cold
wave, with Temperature 10 10 20 Do.
srses BY Tussday morning.
-sTATe EoR1cAsr-Torleht and
Tuesday cloudy. probably rain turning
TO onow, with cold wave; temperature
Will b 10 70 70 degrees In northern, 10
10 - ds0rese In southern portion,
sh,PPgNs' FoRgcASv--io 70 p In
northern, 20 70 = dsersss In southern
oklahoWNa tonight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
Do You Know

That pure asphalt found In the ousA-
lta mountain region o. OhIAhegna n
used for s',latins electric wirSesN
That Oklahoma City has y ehxrsASs
Of various dsnominations1
That the .: .. RsoioGical nrvsy -.
Inmates there are 1900 ,ooO. .eoe tons os
coal IN OksahssHa, distributsA over n, !.
cec squars mllee. u which s.eee .0oo ~
tons 70 rsesr4eo - aessssibisf kg
That u Oklahoma high schools hsy>
nosmai traln,nU Aspartmsntsf " :
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
STEEL STRIKER
KILLED IN RIOT
West Virginia State Police
Sent to Wheeling,

WHEELING, ". va. Dec. LA steel
striker was kil0d. Sheriff W. Il. Clay
ton cf Marshall county. shot and seri-
ously wounded and q deputy and an
other striker suffered sunshot wounds
In riot when = mob Of strikers and
their sympathirevs clGIhed with . shcr-
iff's posse at the gates OF tho Riveraide
min Of the National Tube company At
Benwood. near here this morning.
CHARLEsT0N. ". Va. Dec. IA
detachment Of stats police Ia being hur-
riedly mobilised for strike duty At Ben-
wood, where riotinG broke out this
morning. according TO On announce
ment by Governor Cosnwell. who re-
celved q call for troops from Sheriff
Clayton OF Marshall county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
Psnross Out Of Danger.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. so.-Uni,ed
States Senator Boies Penross was re
ported by his physicians ~ somewhat
better today and out Of danger The
senator has been IN with 4 heavy cold
since the adjournment OF congress.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01
- -
ksnsas City Brewer Loses Case,

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Dec. |, Federal
Judge VonyslksnburEh today denied
tho application OF the Mueblebae !
Brewing company and tho Kansas
City Food Products company for a
temporary Injunction restraining the
district At orney and tho collector OF
internal revenue from interfering with
the sale of ais ercsnt beer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-01

~ necessary Tor the enlightenment OF
The Mexican government believes,
and rightly so. that tho American re-
lues, for Jenkins rel..se II MT N,scd
on solely the strength Of the country
which makes IL. for It knows the re-
quest 10 founded on the Justice OF tho
right OF an ...erichn citizen and Y. 4
consular officer for fair Jurisdiction
while residing and dlscharging his
duties within Mexican Jurisdiction with
the knowledge and approval OF the
Mexican government. The Mexican
government may contend that the i'm
prisonment OF the victim 10 necessary
for investigation by q Judge under the
constant vigilance OF the public opn-
ion OF the truth regarding his sbduc-
ton and that a right Of the release on
bail 10 a palliative for such wrongful
imprisonment, but the United atates In
constrained to the opinion that such
arguments are mere excuses.
Full inquiry invited.
The government Of The United
states invites and desires the fullest
possible expla nation and investigs tion
of this case. but II eun not admit that
1t Ia necessary In order to ascertain
the facts that Mr.. Jtlkins should "
/ detained In q rrison even with ths
privilege Of applying for bail, My gov
ernment will not snd 10 satisfled tha
Mr.. Jenkins win rot place any obstacles
In the way Of complete investigation Of
him or his Witnesses or OF the events
leading - and connected with his alb
duction.
The Mexican government prefers to