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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
BURN GINS TO FORCE
FARMERS TO HOLD CROP
Several Destroyed in Georgia and
Texas When Warnings Arc
Ignored.
By Associated Press to Every Evening


Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 6.-DestrIctson Of
several cotton gins and business houses IN
the cotton belt after anonymous threats
had been received by operators and busi-
ness men to cease activities while cotton
was selling at what many farmers termed
prices below the cost Of production, has re-
suited in the placing of armed guards
around several gins and the closing Of
business in at least one community.
Burning OF the second gin in the Stam-
ford, Texas. territory within two days WAS
reported last night and the general mer-
camille establishment of Taylor Il Bar
nette, at Hanceville, Ala. was destroyed
early yesterday after the proprietors had
ignored orders TO close their place of busi-
ness until cotton was selling at 40 cents a
pound and had withdrawn guards.
Threats also have been received by
business men in Georgia and South Caro-
lima and the sheriff of Anderson county,
South Carolina, yesterday was appealed to
for protection after gin operators had re-
ceived additional warnings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
SUGAR PRICE is CUT AGAIN.
Federal Company Announces Reduction
TO IL Cents q Pound

New York, Oct 6.-The Federal Sugar
Refining Company yesterday announced a
further cut in its price on refined sugar of
one-half cent to Ia cents pound. AT the
offices of the company it was said that
there is little demand for the commodity,
people making their purchases on a hand
to-mouth scale. This Is the second re
duction in week in the price of sugar by
his company.
The American Sugar Refining Com
pany is still filling back orders at 22l2
cents a pound This company has with
drawn from the public market and is
only filling orders now on its books. The
cut in the price of sugar was first noted
about month ago, when all companies
were asking 22I2 to % cents a pound
Since then one cut has followed another
with great rapidity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
MEN AND WOMEN OF
BOTH PARTIES To
FIGHT VOTE FRAUDS
Have Agreed TO Act on Non-Par-
tisan Committee Against Elec-
tion Debauchery.
TO ORGANIZE STATE
FOR CLEAN BALLOT

A uon-,artiaan movement tn eliminate
vote buyrnp and debatichery At the polls
and create public sentiment ~ strongly
against election frauds that Delaware IN
the future shall stand foremost with other
States IN clean elections. has been IN
augilrated In thus connection, Henry II.
Isaaes. chairman Of tho Democratic
State Commttor has requested Josiah
Marvel 20 take charge of an effort 10 Sc
curc an absolute clean election on No
vcmher 2.
Mr.. Marvel has had the matte, under
consideration for several DAYS, and today
announced his state executive committee
as follows.
Robert II Richards. Thomas r. Corn
lev. Pierre s. du Pont, William II. Merenr,
Caleb s. Layton. Mrs. William X. du
pont. Mrs Harry T. Graham, of VIII
mington; Mrs Harmon Reynolds, Town
send: John Pierce Cam, Newark; Alex
ander z. Corbit, Odessa Hervey Hall,
SMYRNA Mrs Henry Ridgely, Dover;
Joseph c. Frazier, Frederica; George III.
Hall, Milford; Catharine Robinson, George
town. DIR. Roland G. Paynter, George
town.
A meeting of this committee has been
called TO meet at Mr.. Marvel's office on
Friday at L 80 O'Clock, IL Is planned no
organize county committees. hundred
committees and district committees, SO
that there will be committee olsxnen and
women in every election district IN the
State to take such steps as may be neces-
sarv 10 prevent the buying or selling of
votes, first by destroying its respectability
and secondly by reporting anybreach OF the
law to the prosecuting officer Of the State
Al - al
government.
1t is the thought of those back of this
work. that vote-bying will 90 ON by men
in both parties to the extent of their abil-
ity. as long as permitted by public opinion,
but that when public opinion takes a
positive stand, most of this iniquitous
traffic will stop and those against whom
prosecutions are directed. will be convict
ed as the prosecuting officer would have
the support and help of good citizens
everywhere In securing the evidence upon
which conviction may be had
The movement Is non-partisan IN every
respect and Mr.. Marvel has already had
the assurances OF men In both parties that
their best efforts will be used toward the
ends aimed at, Detailed plans will be
given out after the meeting OF the execu-
tive committee on Friday
There are two things which point to this
as being most opportune time to carry
forward this propaganda. First, 1t is
conceived that both parties are thoroughly
tired and disgusted with this method oI
political activity and secondly, the new
women's vote which Will be divided mort
or less between the political parties, vii
be absolutely united on the moral phase o
politics and will resist vigorously, any
fraudulent buying of votes by either party
The State League of Women Voters ha
taken positive stand upon this question
and it is conceived that women through
! out the entire State will slinnort IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
SENATOR BALL NOT
LIKELY TO DEBATE
Will Depend, However, on Deci-
sion of Republican State
Committee.

Having been challenged by the Demo
cratic State Committee, to engage IN a
joint debate with Senator J. o. Wolcott,
on the League of Nations issue, Senator
l.. Heisler Ball, when asked today by a
representative of Every Evening, whether
he would accept the challenge, said he was
not prepared to make definite answer.
''The challenge did not come to me, /"
DIR. Ball said. at was sent to the chairman
of the Republican State Committee. 1t Is,
therefore, in the hands of the committee,
and will abide by its decision IN the mat
ter"
When the committee will announce its
decision DR. Ball said he did not know. 1t
is understood, however, that 1T will be
announced in few days.
DIR. Ball, when pressed for his opinion,
as to what the committee was likely to de
eide. said: II cannot tell you that, but
i hardly think the committee is in favor of
any more joint meetings, judging FRONT he
experience at one held recently that was
supposed to be non-partisan."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
CITY PAYS TRIBUTE
TO BOYS Who LOST
LIVES IN FRANCE
Impressive Military Funeral To
day for c. ]. Kane and ].
w. Phillips.
OFFICIAL AND CIVIC
BODIES ATTEND

Marked by full military honors, the
city today paid its final tribute to two
of its sons, who died in France. At the
funeral services for Charles J. Kane, at
the New Cathedral Cemetery thus morn
ing. fully 1900 persons attended the scr
vices, which were impressive. \ hike
number also attended the funeral Of John
W. Phillips, who was buried this after
noon in Mt Salem cemetery following
services in Westminster Church.
In honor of these two men, who lost
their lives during the great World War,
a more fitting ceremony could not have
been arranged. Flags were flying AZ half
mast on the Public Building, postotfice.
and other places throughout the city,
and upon request of the American Legion,
flags were displayed on many private
homes.
At the funeral of Mr. Kane. who had
been a member Of the Wilmington police
department, representatives were present
from Delaware Post, No. |, American
Legion; City Council. Knights Of Colum
bus, Fraternal Order Of Eagles; also, three
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
BIGGEST 81 HIP BURNED:
bismarck, Which Allies Were TO Get, De-
stroyed al Hamburg.
' Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Paris, Oct. 6.-1he inter-allied com
mission In Berlin will be requested to
investigate the circumstances of the burn
ing at Hamburg of the German steamship
bismarck which was building at shipyard
IN the Port of Hamburg, and was to have
been delivered 10 the allies under the terms
ef the peace treaty. Berlin dispatches on
Tuesday announced the burning of the
bismarck. IL was 10 have been a steamer
of SO 900 gross tons. nearly 2, ,000more than
Leviathan, which would have made
her the worlds largest steamer. No ex-
planation was gwen IN the Hamburg
adviccs ar TO the cause of the fire
The Bismarck had been virtually com
pleted and would have been surrendered
10 the interallied naval commission with
III a few weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
FOR INLAND WATERWAY
FROM MAINE TO FLORIDA
Atlantic Deeper Waterways As
sociation Indorses Plea of
Mayor Moore.
nv Associated Press 70 Every Evening

Atlantic City, Oct. 6.-Speakars be-
fore today's session of the Atlantic
Deeper Waterways Association endorsed
the plea Of Mayor J. Hampton Moore, Of
Philadelphia. president Of the organiza-
tIon, for continuous inland waterway
from Maine to Florida
The delegates representing every STATE
along tho Atlantic seaboard were urged
hy Mayor William r. Broening. Of Balti-
more to work I'M determined, practical
and constructive way toward thls end
''The trail service. said Mayor Brocning
''is suffering from scriosls congestion which
will not be cleared mp until the waterways
are improved 20 such an extent that they
con work in cooperation with the rail-
roads"
United States Senator'S Edgo and Fro
linghuy-n, of New Jersey, and Governor
Sproui. Of Pennsylvania, were on the
program today for addreE-oe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
cox LEAVES TODAY FOR
SWING INTO The SOUTH
Will Speak in Kentucky and Ten
ncssee Before Going to
Indiana.
nv Associated Press 70 Every Evening

Dayton. Ohio, Oct. 6.~ffovernor Cox
took an early train for Columbus today
where he will attend 20 executive business
before leaving on his second extensive
campaign tour this evening. While In the
capital he probably VIII confer with
State Democratic leaders relative 10 tho
Ohio campaign which he expects 10 enter
actively himself rs soon as ho completes
the swing through Kentucky, Tennessee,
Indiana and Illinois.
While there il considerable executive
blisiness TO transact today, the Demo
cratic candidate expects to find the office
work rest from active campaigning. HIS
two days rest at his homo here has served
10 put him in good shape for his coming
tour
Leaving Columbus this evening the
Governor will enter the State Of Kentucke
tomorrow making his first speech AZ
Elizabethtown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
MASTER MIND" IN
BASEBALL BRIBERY
District Attorney at New York
Looks for Important Dis
closures Today
ny Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York. Oct. g. Belief that half
million dollar pool, backed by big
mouied men" was arranged in New York
10 fix the 1919 worlds series was expressed
today by Assistant District Attorney
James E Smith
Mr.. Smith. who yesterday was ordered
bv District Attorney Swami 20 take charge
NJ the local investigation Of the baseball
irregularities. said that he Intended 20
push his inquiry until some Of these
crooks have been landed in the periten-
tiary.
Grand Jury subponas for three ~
legged gamblers including Abe Attel were
ISSUED today. Mr. Smith announced. tie
added that these men would not be gwen
n private examination but would irnrne-
diately be taken before the October grand
jury.
The assistant district attorney would
not name the two men whom he was
seeking in addition 70 Attei, hut said
Arnold R.,thstein, wealthy New fork
sporting man, viii not be asked to APP
near because Of orders I have received
from District Attorney swami
New York, Oct. s.-Important dis
closures were anticipated today by DIS
/ trict Attorney Edward Swami, who is con-
+. durting an investigation 10 determine the
! identity Of the alleged master mind ~
/ last years manipulation Of the world :
I series between The Chicago White Sox and
the Cincinnati Reds. Mr. Swami has
deputlxed Assistant District Attorney
James T. smith 20 continue the lnvestlg5l-
ton.
Unofficial reports said Abe Attei, form
er featherweight boxing champion, an
other man. known as Nick the Greek,
and two other gamblers were expected %
appear before Mr. Smith.
Although Attei 5 counsel claimed no SUB
poena hadIbeen issued for his client's APP
pearance, assurance was gwen, II was said,
that Attel would present himself if called
upon.
Chicago, Oct. 6.-"Nick the Greek r.
Nicholas Dandolos, vel known in sporting
circles here, today denied that he had woI
money on the 1919 worlds series, As New
York authorities have charged. He said ne
bet So 900 on the White Sox and lost, but
won s., 900 on the game CIcotte Won
making his ret less $1,000.
Dandolos said he was willing to go &c
New York and testify il called. He de-
clared he was not In New York last year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
DIAZ COMING TO u. s.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Vera Cruz, Oct. 6.-Felix Diaz, who
surrendered at Tlapacayan to General
Guadalupe Sanchez, will be sent to the
United States, according to reports here.
A special car was placed at the disposal
of Diaz during his trip to this city and
was attached to a military train. A tele-
graphic conference between Diaz and
Provisional President De La Huerta took
place last night, it is said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
NEVADA SHOWS LOSS.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Oct. Census of states
South Carolina, 1858 .662, increase
los, ,262 or Ill per cent.
Nevada, 77,407, decrease ,46S or so
per cent.
Alabama, 2,347, ,2o5, increase 209,2o2
or 9.S per cent.
Wyoming, 1874, ,402, increase 4s,437 or
1872 per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
Sell Cooper Home Below New Castle.

The Equitable Trust Co, executor of
William a. Cooper, deceased, today sold
TO Florida l.. Cooper for $4,000 the man
sion house, with barn and outbuildings,
now occupied by William H. Cooper, Jr.,
situated on the west side of the river road
three miles south of New Castle and
opposite the State rifle range, together
with the plot of ground on which said
buildings are erected, containing seven
acres Of land. Harry J. Stidham, auc-
tioneer, effected the sale, which was held
in the county Court House.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

II, Tor any reason, your paper
rs not delivered regularly and
promptly, whether by mail or car
rler. please notify the Circulation
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celved the inference naturally is that
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plants Of poor service Will be given
immediate attention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
Fifth Ward Democratic Women.

The Democratic women Of the Fifth
ward win hold meeting tomorrow night
at No. 2S School, Eighth and Adams
treets. Organic alton viii be effected at
hat meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06

Bloating and gas on the stomach quickly
relieved by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
One dose will convince OF money refunded.
All druggists. ts.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
HARDING QUITS PORCH
FOR MIDDLE WEST TOUR
Speaks at Des Moines Tomorrow
Comes East After Invading
South.
By Associated Press to Every Evening


Marion, O., Oct 6.-Senator Hard
ing, riding on special tram and &C
companied by Mrs Harding and corp
of secretaries and correspondents, LETT
Marion this morning for Chicago on the
first leg of campaign trip INTO the middle
West.
Marion. Ohio. Oct. 6.-with his. de
parture from Marion today for the
Middle West, Senator Harding begins q
speech making swing that viii keep him
away from home almost continuously
until late October.
The present trip viii take him through
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Mis-
souri, and Oklahoma and he viii not return
here until after noon next Monday. On
the following day he will leave for trip
through Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana,
Illinois and Missouri and then after three
DAYS rest, will go East.
The first set speech on the midwesten
circuit is 70 be made at DeS Moines, at a
forenoon meeting tomorrow.
1t is expected that in addition 70 his
scheduled speeches he viii make numerous
short talks from the rear platform of his
car.
Although no speech is scheduled the
nominees special train will stop for fouI
hours late today at Chicago and he viii 70
down town for dinner and To consult with
political leaders at the national commit
tees headquarters 1t is expected that one
of the subjects taken up in the conference
will be the number of speeches TO be made
on his Eastern tour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
Amusements Tonight

Playhouse Not 80 Ions No.
Garrick Vaudeville.
Oueen--"L Love Madness.
MAJESTIC" Romance.
Riaito-"The homcbreakcr
strand Tho Luck 90 the ifisn.
Savoy Mountain Madness,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06

Storm Doors, Storm Sash, Porch In
closures. Tindall L. Son, 6l4 1atnal
street.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
Weather Forecast.

By Associated Prcss % Every Evcning
Washington. oct. 6-Forecast for Drla
ware
Fair tonight and THURSDAY contlnuod co,il
tonight. rising temperature THURSDAY
sun MOON N.TENIPERArURE AID rInE
sun rose this morning .... UnI
sun sets this afternoon ........ ~ hl.
sun rises tomorros morning ....... H.nf
sun sets t0mOrros Afternoon . lI
Moon rises tomorrow morning ... ti4
Length OF dsy. II hours. "a minutes
y D. M NcetctdAfs
: A. IA. today ........... AL
Noou e~1~y NN
Highest tSnperaturC yesterday ......... fNH
Lowest temperature last nlGht ..... IIH
High tide this morning Nh4
High tide tonight ~. ....... fN
Low tide this morning ...... al
Low tide this afternoon. "A. ................... ats
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
Omega Watches.
Collins and Meyer, 101 w. sth St.--Adv.

To prevent bottle famine return empties
promptly. Clover Dairy Co.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06

Winterthur Special Sanitary Milk for
Babies.-Cl,ver Dairy.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06

Atlantic City, Oct. 6.-United States
Senator W. f. Edge, after attending the
Republican State Convention at Trenton,
left last night to fill Harding-C coolidge
speaking engagements in Indiana, Ohio and
Kentucky
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
WITH HGR|MES! IN BOX,
DODGERS EXPECT TO
TAKE SECOND GAME
Indians Will Depend Upon Bsgby,
! Their Pitching Ace. 90 Make
IL Two Straight.
BETTING FOR SERIES
FAVOPS CLEVELAND
By Associated prsss 20 Every wv~nirr

Ebbets Field. Brooklyn Oct
Tho battaries for t0davs tNmr afr
Bagby and O'Neili for Cleveland ard
Grimes and Miller i0r Brooklyn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
FIHsr

New York Oct 3 Weashrr cnrdTinra
NJ n. m today were favorable f0r thf
second game II the world -eriee he'waer
Brooklyn and Cleveland ~ bbhets tield
The sun dispelle1 the few clouds asirfing
the horizon and y vac slightly warmrr
than yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06

Riga. Oct. 6.--An agreement for the
signing of an armistice, preliminary to
peace. not later than Oct. s, was reached
yesterday evening by Nj. Johe and Nj.
Dombsli. heads of the Russian and
Polish delegations. respectively.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

AIcuien Ia dich que Ia p~olitica es
el arte de mentir con habilidad, y.
menos en- Mexico. parece que
esta definici0n ha hecho eScue!a. En-
1876 Sc hizo una revoluci6n procla-
el principle de no reelection,
Y cl caudillo sc reeligi6 siete Teces.
En- 1910. Sc hizo Otra revoluci0n pro-
clamaudo e. s~ufr1sio effective y no
reelection Y. seSnn es opinion general.
huho tambi6n sus imposiciones ape
mas t~ranscurridus dos meses Cespues
triunfo. En- 1913 Sc invite al pue-
bio a revolucionar para ~restaurar Ell
iraperio de Ia Constitution que Sc con-
sider6 interrumpido con las conse-
de un cuaTtelaZo; pero des-
pues del triunfo militar Sc descOno-
Ia CONSTITUTION que Sc proClamaoa
Y Sc hizo una nueva. sin que el pue-
bio libre Y legalmente reDresentado,
hubiera dado su aSentimiento a una
tan importante Y t~rasccndental.
Por ultimo. en- 1920. Sc verified IN
movimiento armada dizQue porque no
Sc cumpllan al pie de Ia letra los pre-
de la nueva Constitution; pero
antes de que terminara este movi-
va Sc habfa Violado dicha
CONSTITUTION de una manera franca y
alberta: Y no SOLO la ley fundamental
pals. stno tambien Ell plan que sir
,-i6 de bandera al movimiento de que
trata.
:Por Gus estas consecuencias cue
tanto han influfdo V tendran que in
flulr en- nuestras de~sgracias? En- mi
no hay mas que ina eXpli-
caci6n: es que despues de tai triun-
70 Sc abandonan los principles Y Sc
las ideas directoras del movi-
miento. para no yer. nj tener en- cuen-
ia mas que 4 los hombres que de I'm
u otro contribuyeron n IL reali-
zaci6n del objeto: es decir, porque
una ~revoluci6n de principles, sc ha-
ce un movirliento p~ersonalista, ha-
ciendose la Transformation mas o me
nos prorto Y con mas o menos habi-
lidad.
rs ~indudable que Ia Transformation
eiecutada con mas habilidad Y talento
fue la obra del General Dfsz: la hi
70 en- ell curse de varios amos y po-
co a POGO. Ell senior Madero, entu-
siasmado por ell triunfo facil. debido
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
I'm CABALLERO DEJO DE
SUFRIR

"Por espacio de los Iltimos cuatro
amos, estuve sufriendo constantemen
tie de catarro eStomacal, hasta que
por ultimo, acabe por abandonar mi
trabajo debido a las condolences, de
biles en- extreme, en- que me encontra
ba.-Tambien Sufria de vez ne GUAM
do, pero terriblemente, de c6licos.
Despues de haber tornado III trata-
mjento del Maravilloso Remedio de
Mayr, "Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
cue alguien ME recomendo, me en-
cuentro ahora e mel mejor estado de
salud ."-Es una preparation simple
e i~nofensiva que el mucus
catarrhal de los iatestinos Y evita Ia
inflammation, que es Ia que practica
meute provoca todas las enfermeda-
des del higado Y del estomago, ;Aclu
yendo Ia appendicitis .-Una dosis los
cnovencera 0 ses lie devolvera su di
nero. De senta ne todas las drogue
rias. (Advl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

en- gran parte 4 la preston de Ia o.
'pini6n publica. transform6 en- perSo-
~nalista la revolution de 1910. aun an
tes de llegar a IN PreSldencla: eSta
es una de las razoneS de SUI fr2caso.
poruue. como Sc sabe, anteS de que
aquel jafe ocupara la silla preslden-
cial, va Ia revolucion habia comen-
zado de nueva cuenta. FL senior Ca
rranza tard6 cast tres aIos en- re-
solverse a sustituir por otra la Cons
tituci6n de 81 Y otros tres amos en-
arraiCar el C6dieo lie Querttaro con
81 cual dizque estan identificados eI
bienestar y felicidad del pueblo de
Mexico, idea que todavfa hoy tiene
d~efensores inteligentes; pero los ne
chos nos dicer que jamas M sutfi-
do el pueblo tanta miseria Y tantas
desgracias que 10 han obligado a e.
miCrar en- masa. Esta' transtorma-
ci6n lcnta por evidente, permitio di-
sinular en- cierto modo las tenden-
cias netauente ~personalistas de Ia re-
voluci6n llamada por -onfa eonstitu-
tucionaIista. En- m~ovimiento obrego-
njsta. como Sc lie designa. fiel a sus
tendencias generatrices. falt6 a sus
promesas desde los primeros dlas de
81 i~niciacion: Sc arma Sonora. para
defender Y hacer respetar Sill sobera-
MA V no respeta la del Estado de
Sinaloa. Reconoce e~xpresamente la
Constitution de 1917, Ia cual prohlbe
de una manera clara Y precisa, que
sea P~residente quien quiera luz haya
tornado participation directa o indi-
recta en- IN cuartelazo: y sin en-
hareo. ell jefe de esta es nombrado
ipso facto, el Primer Magistrate de
Ia Naci6n V Sc preparan las cosas,
para que ell segundo jefe coupe un
puesto a que no tiene derecho. sesun
la lev que Sc tiene Ell compromise de
cumpIir V hacer cumplir, Y por 10
cual Sc hiZo el movimiento armada de
que Sc trata. En- ell Plan de Aqua
Prieta, Sc r~econoce la autoridad del
Consreso. Sc exile a este que acepte
auueI plan, como ST Sc tratara de al
gun jefe re~volucionario de segundo
orden. Hubiera sido mas digno des-
concerto. En- resunen: Ell menos de
dos el movimierto de n
IA Sc ma evidenciado entera y meta
mente personalista: no es la ley, no
es la constitution 10 cue hay que sa-
car a-ante; es al General Ohregon.