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The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08


along a 18O-mile front in the Ukraine
was announced in Fridays commun-
ique by the Polish general staff. The
movement, it is set forth, is for the
expulsion of "the foreign invaders"
(Russian bolsheviki).
The sugar crop Of 1919-1920 in the
Philippine Islands, now being harvest
ed, aggregates 225,000 tons for export
and between $4,000 and 100000 tons
for home consumption.
Headed by the battleship Pennsyl-
vania, having on board Secretary OF
the Navy Daniels, the Atlantic fleet,
an armada of Americas greatest sea
fighters, swept into New York harbor
Saturday for a two weeks visit.
John T. McGraw, democratic ma
tional committeeman from West Viz
ginia, died suddenly, Friday, on train
near Baltimore while en- route from
New York.
Lumbermen of Louisiana cypress,
pine and hardwood men, in conference
with John M. Parker, governor-elect,
at New Orleans, La, Tuesday, accept
ed a license tax of per cent on
stumpage value basis. Timbermen will
appoint a committee of five to meet
the board of state affairs and Mr..
Parker in Baton Rouge to agree on
fixed basis per thousand feet Tur-
pentine and rosin men have agreed
to the 2 per cent tax based on the dip
and scrape Sale industry will also
agree to the per cent proposition,
and it was said sulphur would fall
in line.
Federal agents seized 96,500 pounds
Of sugar, stored in two warehouses
at Omaha, Neb., Friday, belonging to
seven grocery firms, and alleged to
be boarded. Assistant District Attor-
ney Peterson said Lever act prose-
cutions will follow and if the suits
are successful the sugar will be placed
on the market One concern had
$4,000 pounds.
-
Bermuda onion shipments out OF
Laredo, Texas. have assumed heavy
proportions, despite the strike copdi-
tions, and since the shipping season
began on April up to the present a
total of COZ carloads of the bulbs had
rolled out to markets in all sections OF
the country.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08

Many a man has been turned down
while waiting for something to turn
up.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08

adjustment of $40,0O0,00O senate in
crease over the house bill total.
The supreme court was asked Fri
day by the government to reopen the
antitrust suit against the United
States Steel Corporation, dismissed
March l by to 3 decision. The
governments argument on the motion
for rehearing was based largely on
the 4 to 3 decision rendered by the
court last Monday, ordering the dis
solution of the Reading Company and
It's subsidiaries, the first of the So
called anthracite coal cases to be de-
cided.
Defending his own action in accept
ing 17c and 18c as fair prices for
Louisiana sugar, Attorney General
Palmer testified Friday before house
investigating committee that Presi-
dent Wilson would have bought the
entire Cuban crop last year at low
figure if congress had not ignored his
request for necessary legislation.
Increased costs and short produc-
ton were controlling factors in the
agreement by the department OF JUS
tice that Louisiana sugar producers
would not be prosecuted If they sold
their 1919 crop at II and IS cents
pound, the house judiciary committee
was told by Henry Mooney, United
States district attorney at New Or
leans.
The Congressional Record, publish
ed daily at the government printing
office and containing all OF the
speeches delivered the day before in
congress, may have to suspend. The
shortage of print paper, which is Sc
verely handicapping all the neswpa-
pers of the country, is the reason.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08

The nearer you get to a dollar the
smaller ii looks.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08
Acid-Stomach

FATONICi is the best remedy, it takes
the harmful acids and gases right out
of the body and, of course, you get
we'll. Tens of thousands wonderfully
benefited. Guaranteed to satisfy or
money refunded by your own drug
pist, Cost a trife. Please try it'll
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08

There are numerous toll gates on
the road to success.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08
STATE AND DOMESTIC NEWS.

A general advance by Polish forces
along a 18O-mile front in the Ukraine
was announced in Fridays commun-
ioue by the Polish general staff. The
movement, it is set forth, is for the
expulsion of "the foreign invaders"
(Russian bolShevikD.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08

Many a man has wealth untold-tC
the tax collector.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08

The German government probably
will have to revoke its previous decis.
ion not to intervene in the territory
south of the Ruhr, because the chief
burgomaster of Ragen has declared
that he can no longer assume respon-
sibiiity for the maintenance of order
there
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08

The sugar crop Of 1919-192O in the
Philippine Islands, now being harvest
ed, aggregates 225,0OO tons for export
and between $4,000 and 100000 tons
for home consumption.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08

Gabrielle d'Annunzio's battery open
ed fire Thursday ON an Italian torpedo
Fiume The shells, of which twenty
were fired, fell 1000 yards in front
of the course Of the vessel. There
were no casualties
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08

John T. McGraw, democratic ma
tional committeeman from West Vir-
ginia, died suddenly, Friday, on train
near Baltimore while en- route from
New York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
COMMITTEE NAMED.
TO. STUDY. COTTON
WORM SITUATION
BOTH BRANCHES ADOPT CONCUR.
RENT RESOLUTION PRONiD.
ING moi iiii.

ny Associated Prss
Al STlN. Nav 2i.-lloth branches II
the Texas legislature adopted house
concurrent resolution tUlay providing
ior an inquiry into the pink boll worm
h icrtation in fouthcasi Texas by the
housv and srnat" committee un agricul.
turc sitting IN joint SESSION. The two
committees held their first meeting to.
night and organized preparatory To b..
ginning taking testimony tomortOH.
THE investigation II to be- wide In IT,
scope and many witnesses are to BE-
ummou"d ~ appear and testify as tn
the nccd Tor the cSiahlishmcnt ~ q
quarantine and the creation ~ non.
cotton zonc. en- the rcpor, of this Joint
committee viii depend whether lcgisla'
ton shall be- passed creating n non
cotton snua and compensation a. the
farm,rr whose land H. placed In the
restricted zunc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
WEALTHY DRAFT
D0DGER ESCAPES
PRISON GUARDS
GROVER RERGDoII. ItNrED t0R
TWO WEARS. DiS,PPEtiiS
WHILE ~ ~ Riot TIL.


PHILADELPHIA. NAV si-tirovcr
cleveland H,rgi|l cunyicted drat
,ulg.r. ,cntcnrcd a. srrvc five years
~, Guycrnor's Island, y. V. cscap"i
from army guards ~ his moih'r's hou'
here today and tonight WAS still at
large
The wealthy phiadclihian. who cVal
81 the government authorities mur"
,h,n two ycsir b'furr b'ing captured 20
his home. diamparvl In his uut"r c'r
while two scrrcanis frnm ~. IaN y.
Y hi guards were sitting In the draw
ins ruum ~ Mrr licrg,loll's home.
According tn information irum ".
jay tonight. B,rgdoli came her" ycsirr.
d,v nn q thrcod,V furlough to attru
a. 'inuuriant business matters.
n vss fsid The twn scrEUsnts had
-pcnt the might at ihr Hrrgduil hum"'
in thu uutskirts of ths city.
RcrsdnU wpr entertaining tho ser
gcauis with rrcititions from Shak 10
ap.arc. arcorllng 60 James g liomig.
friend q the l'.-ei"ll family, wt'
waa present \ tsl'phun" l''l rang and
Herrdfil i,fi tn ruum to answer a. N
the bcll kent ringing the tWu sorgoan' =
became ru~ri,iou~ and investigated
H.rg,ioii- car had disappeared from
In from, ~ the hpfr. and iirrr,ioi with
a. ~. was dressed in olive drab drniu.
the army prison uniform.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
Senate Probe
Campaign Costs
Well Under Way
~ N-.oei.'.irrs

~ Assnrta'fA ifraa.
WASHINGTON. MAY ~ Senate iu.
N,ftigsilun - thr prr,unt'uiiun cam.
psigu c,r,ns,s and pledges of pres.
d,riill candidates gut under way today.
ArtirE under the Homh rusuluiiDi
rdunird yesterday by the s-uate. the
elections committee authorized sub.
committee q" take up the task with al
pu-rhlc disp3tch' and senator Kenyon
r,puhlirnu. IL Iowa wss named chair
man T,lortaphic requests were sent
in ,tmuaign managers ~ leading cnn'
didaic- o. attend the first session her"
MONDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22

The consequences of this initiation
lrv war financing" II added. are that
~ has caused great injury
through the 4 rent riHc In the price
of gouis and services that enter
into living costs.
1T har greatly increased the cost
of war
"It haH caused serious ioss io
purchasers ~ liberty bonds who
were l-d To- believe that these bonds
were investments. which consider.
ing their gil, cir- character were
offering fair market rates of inter.
est.
Continuation uf the luw federal
reserve discount rate necessary b.
sustain the administration's bnr.
rowing policy Tor long time after
the armisticc gave rise Ia excessive
speculation during the year follow
ing the clu"s of the war II caused
further credit expansion. weakened
s'ill more our gold rcscr.c position
and ncc,llcssly DELAYED the time ~
return Ia more stable economic con.
ditlons u is IN no small degree
rcrponslhle Tor the widespread feel
ing of uncertainty and insecurity
thn, NJ present pcryadcs our eco.
nornic lfe"
The rulcommi,icc on relations :
commerce and industry In another n
mort declared there Seems 10 be llttl
doubt" that public opinion supports N
regulation of public utilities and thf
for the most par, other classes 81 bus
ness should bc subjected 10 little OF n
regulation.
Federal incorporation or license :
interstate business and preference owe
state regulatory bodies where there
q conflict were approved
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
. I.OS ANGELES FARMER PAINTER
STOPS or ~ tir>

\ Montgomery. of l.ns Angelic Ial.
farmer painter stopped IN Amari1 N''i.
tcrlay un his trip across the continent
atd g. rcgit' ,d ~ the Aiuai l' 40.
tel ~ s'.r'-"mcry snys hc ',ait ~
b. i.,giti,- thu; The tiip o. r.adc. - ic
D. rlGmp ~ = Ford ,',ltn
tst iarm painter specialize iu
farm srcnrs and his work has cuucmvn.
4, I re.' Wv large pricce Tie uiS on
rNt,n'ii,5 photograph of q horse m
ar uiivu'p' 40 eat IA, vays of cen uff
ON e his T. 'ntiugs. NJ Iontg,a..rs
viii - in ''uarillo until tonignt. ',h,u
D, viii o,u'iL, his trim wcs,W .oi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
FREIGHT CENTERS
WILL BE CLEARED
AS FIRST MOVE

that they arc Forwarded "Nuf,li.
tiously. thcfr iurtruriiuns werr
rnpplemcnial a. the action of the
Interstate Commerce Commission
covering drastic rerouiing and
equipment poulinE which were d..
r.gncd to deal with the congestion
az n whole.
The ear committees will begin
work Monday al omaha seattle
Raltlmorc. Cincinnati. Youngstown.
Minneaplia - Paul Norfolk.
New Work. 81 Louis. noston. Den.
Ver. Philadelphia , buffalo Portland.
Peoria. birmingham. kaneas civ.
Cleveland. Dctruit. Washington. u.
G.: New Orleans. Pittsburgh. Louis.
VILE. Galveston. Atlanta, san Fran.
ds,o naiias. Tolrdo and chicago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22

~ Nsosisied rrs.
WASHINGTON. MAY 81 ATTACK
on the freight congestion which has
threatened to IaraiyHc the naiiuna!
arteries of transportation. will he
concentrated immediately at scorc
of junction points.
Operation officials uf the Amrri'
can Railway Association were In
riructcd tonight that this would ie
the immediate object with the clear
INK of side tracks NJ less important
puintE and elimination of basic
caur y II congestion left Tor future
consideration. 4 car committee for
each thirty ''gaieways" was or
dcred. the duty of which viii be to
dig ears cut of she mass and So
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
I,nnhi Ransem demanded.


CtMAgGC. Chihuahua, May Ill
Gcurgc Miller. superintendent of ths
Ararsdu Mining company who was re-
ported captured by villa. II at liberty
con his avn r'oogniEancc. according to
messages received here today from MI.
l'r and VIA hy General Gales. Miller
viii remain with villa at Boduillas.
souihWesi uf here, until certain "obli.
CATIONS" with villa have been fulfilled.
after which. the message said. he win
Iruccd a. parral.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
HIGH HPRICES BLAMED ON ONDEMOCRATS
CONTINUANCE OF POLICY
OF INITIATION CHARGED
BY REPUBLICAN FORCES
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

NEW YORK. May 2l-The Wilson administration is charged
with continuing date policy Of nsaon "by which financed
war; and which held largely responsible for the increase in
living 1914 in the report Of banking and
Of the Republican national committees advisory commit
policies and platform made pubic toigh SIN far the
period concerned" says I'VE merely call attention to the
without expressing opinion TO the wisdom lack OF udg
mcn Of the policy since the amstiee lays the
administration open o criticism"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
DEC0MP0SED BODY
Of MAN IS FOUND
IN LUMBER TRAIN
SACK WAS TIED OVER HEAD tND
OFFICIALS BELIEVE MAN
vi RDERED.

NVfflhI 70 INC NtWHl
GOODIETT. Texas. May sl.-The
body of white man. badly dccom.
20, ed was found crushed between thr
rnd, of timbers when Fort Worth and
Denver employees started 60 unload a
car of lumber here to-day. The b"dy
can net he removed until the lumber y
unloadrsl hat che condition u u in
proves the man had becn dead Tor =
con idcrahlc lrneth 81 time.
u II believed that the man met With
foul plya and after bcing killed the
body wss placed in the ear briwr~u the
heavy iimSrrs ~ Sack wss tied over
his head whcn found.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
Steamer T. Aground.

NEW ORLEANS May 2l-The
United States shipping board steamer
John Adams. is.500 tons gross. loaded
with a cargo ~ nitrate from the west
coas, ~ South America IL aground on
a bar In South Pass lying broadSide
In the channel and blocking all traffic
except Cor ships of l7-foot draft ur
less
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22

~ NNHHH 500 H'HHNH
FNNETTFNiItE. y e.. Nav -
One whit. man was killed and another
waS martsllN wounded in y clash he
tween Whit. per~ons and nrgr"-s here
late t.nighi following an attempt hy
police a. arrest negrn wha, u j. sai'l.
caused considerable disturbance after
his daughter wss arrested rarlirr totlay
on the charge ci assauliing a Young
white Woman.
The uffirrrs were firrd upon 10 the
negro settlement aud u. I. nRilcr. an
autnmohile salesman. was INSTANTLY
kllled snd DEPUTY sheriff ". q. Moorc
Wa mortall, wounded.
N midrirhi clibrns had Invaded the
negro setticmcu; aud burned thrsr
dwellings
4 call has heCn Sent o. the governor
Zoe treops. Ia A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
Declares Five Dollar
Wheat May Be Reality
Before End of 1921

SEATTLE. MAY 2i.-Five dollar
wheat may b. expected before the 1921
crop Is harvested Louis Hlll. chairman
Il thc board n directors of the Greet
Nmthcrn railr,ad. said today.
IT. said n had been impossible for
growers o. hire enough men 20 plant
the crop and that they would he ham,
p,rud hy lack ~ harvest hands.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
Moran Knocks Out
British Champion
In Second Round


LONDON MAY "a i-Funk Moran II
Piiihurgh tonight knocked cat Franf
G~ldard English h"svyw"ight In The
sccund round "f what was t. have been
e. nruund buut.
The bout started with bath men golng
~ fngt plcc. IN the SECOND round
Goddnrd firs TWAS floorcd twice for IL
counts. respectively uf nine and eight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
Early Returns Give
Hiram Johnson Lead
In Oregon Primary

~ sssRslsiei prcss
PORTLAND. Ore. May sI.-Meager
and incomplete returns from fiiieen
couniics in Oregon. including iss In
complete precincts from Muitonam
Portland gave Tor president: johnson
LIS: Wood I.l0i: Hoover s9.; Lowdcn
AZ; poinieNter 36.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
Army tIIrr Killed.

" NEIN nFTI Iffsa
ARCADIA Fla, MAY si-cad-t
Mathew l. Rasimas. %. of Chicago. fc'l
from considerable height at Charles
trom Field here today and received In
iuri.s from which be- died a few hours
later.
tie was flying alone. practicing "fis.
ure eights" when the machine side
Slipped.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
I'ul,liSI,rrs Organize.
~ A.,nrla's,l Ffr-s

Tl'LsA. Cklp. MAY - Ncwspipfr r
puiliHhers uf eastern oklahoma, A.
ksneas Min 1uri and knnras met hcrr
t",lay and organized the mid continental
Publisher, association.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
u TOl Nj GUILTY ~
I,kSr DEt.RtE vi RDER

IfNtfi.N kas MAY n Miss
stella H,mans who confessed
th1t she. caused the death ~
NJ and Mrs Ed Hun,h her
hruther in law and sister. hy
placinE poisnn in their foUd.
was found guilty 1T murder In
th' first d,N-cc hy jury here
tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22

~ ssso-iaisf rr-ss
ROME Nav n The new Italian
r,lar,t vss definitely constituted t"'l1y
with Fanrisro Niiti as premier and
minister u tho interior. and Nit;oiiu
Siriuit minister of foreign affairs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
ONE KILLED, one
HURT, RACE RIOT
WHITES MD BLACKS BirrIE ~
NORTH CNROII>t; TROOP>
ASKED.

~ assneiaissi FrFsf
RNI.EiGU. y e.. MAJ s,-Tric.
phone mrs~ages a. GoNrrnar Hckeii'~ =
"ffire received shortly after n'ldnigtt
stated that the situation NJ tayriir-
Vile had auisi-d and that the troops
would no be- nr,drd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
COMMODITY PRICES
CONTINUE To DROP
INFLUENCED ~ PRICE CUTTING
AGITAT!O> CHIEF ISSUES
BREAK VIOLENTLY.
tContinucd on page -
Rr Annotated rress.

NJ Associated Press.
NEW YORK, MAY sl.--Iuillcnccd lN
the nation wide price cutting agitation
iha It's steadily gaining ground th"
that IN steadily gaining ground IN"
country to-day continued io marx
down" uurtcl values, cotton sugar.
and corn op,T0us hrokc Violently her"
rnd In Chicago. aud cereals and pre-
viriuns including po,k also suffered
rhntp rr1ctionr Significance Yas at
tachel to the drop In the pork prices
90 marking the first pronounced break
IN high priced foudstunS
The stock exchanges showed Improve
ment on harp recovery of hhtriy
bond and notes
Cotton Heavy Laser.
\ large par, IT tosinvs liquidation iu
cotton and graln was attributed in ih"
further saling down of credits hV
hanklng lniiiuiicns here and In uihvr
Tvssrvc ccnipra evidently IN confur
Wiiy with the rcqucrt ~ the federal y"
'oryc buarl ln the local cotton market
NAV csntrnrtr broke almost ion points
with equally sharn reactions In New
orl"nnr The Liverpool market alsu
is"orted rburtlntial reductions.
Domestic and foreign metal n'rkcts
"''ot"h lower price fof spo' and future
deliveries. silver proving the only ~.
"rpiion ~ y lieht ris" in L"nd"n.
iRn' IN the uptown or wholesale drv
r"rfr Thhvel additional io1n contr1c.
ii"r and most of the retail shops al.
IN women's wearing apparel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
GALES PREPARED
To BATTLE VILLA
IS announcement
$50. 600 RANSOM DEMANDED FOR
RELEASE OF BiiiTfsu
SUBJECT.
mine OFFICIAL IS HELD
Outlaw Leader Has lIecome Embar-
rassmrnt to DE Facfo Forces;
VIII Not Promise Ills
Cooperation.

ny As.nclr'eh Press.
JIMiNEZ. Mex. May sis-ticnerai
Gales. who arrived hero late today.
SAYS he J. prepared 10 figat Frsneisro
villa n necessary 10 bring the bandit
cIiieftain % terms.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-22
7 R A D { EvANCELS
ARE Entertained
BY LOCAL CITIZENS
ARRIVE On SPECIAL TRiiN ON
TOUR OVER STATE AND
SPEND NIGHT HERE.
BAND CONCERT RENDERED
sight Seeing Trip Over city aud Pro
gram nj Dcandl Theatre Features
of Local Stnp; Welcomed
IIy DAarrS

Dallar Buu-trIs. who arrived in ANA
rillo In their special Pullman train over
the Santa Fe from the south at 3'se
o'clock yesterday afternoon were xiv
IN an cntcrtainmnt at the Dcandi
Theatre last night .at which time the
Dallas band gave concert for lucal
citizens
Hon Lon u. MRrrr mayor ui Ana-
Iillo. delivered the address ~ welcome
a. the visitors. Response was made 10y
G.. A. Malone. uf the lay firm II S"av.
scay and Malone. In very hitting words.
Mr.. Malone declared that although Dal'
las Boosters I'D been away from their
home city only a portion of week
they had visited "no less than ten
queen Cities of wcs, Texas hut
that after spending a few hours In
Amarillo he believed he expressed the
rcntlmcni of the entire number Il Wis
i,ors when hc said that in reality ANN.
rillo In the Queen city of the Panhandle.
Tells oi Resources.
A. 4 Stinnctt president ~ the Pan
handle Plains Chamber of Commerce.
addressed the Dallas visitors. telling
them of the many wonderful resources
of the Panhandle He declared that T.
would benefit Dallas jurt as much as
Amarillo shuuid 10000 people he
placed In the Panhandle instead of It's
Nrescn, 200. 200. saving that this is the
trade territory of Dallas as we'll as of
Amarillo.
Mr.. S,inneit told his hearers that
Texas stands ~ the leading producing
rtate of the nation. an dihnt ont Of the
total farm production of Texas IN 1919.
the Panhandle raised onefif,h. l,v n.
lustraticn. the speaker said thnt tn"
products raised In Texas last year II
loaded In freight cars would make q
train from Amarillo to Galveston and
back and to the Great Lakes. The IN.
nual rainfall In the Panhandle. Nc
Stinnctt. said. Is about - inches. which
~ considered ideal Tor the growing ~
small grain. lie said that In 1919
there was something like soo0 o0o acres
of wheat raised In the Panhandle. and
declared that the time IL no, fnr dis
tant when tho r1nhnndlo viii ctoS
more wheat than the entire stp;' ~
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Relieved Tie Wnl Bc Choice.

Particular interest is attached to tho
declarations contained In the manifesto
ia view of the fact that General Con.
zalcg has directed governmental affairs
aincc the flight of President Carranza
from tho capital. May : ana that his
nominees will cNcrcisc control - gov.
crnm"nt departments until congress
names u provisional president. !, II
generally expected that General Con
Znls will be- the choice of the members
~ congress Tor pro isonal president
The manifesto addressed Ito the
McNlcan people declares that when
the position of the candidate of the Car
rama government. with It's train of
dangers Tor the future became clear tu
the eyes of the na,ion' Gonzales be.
gan the framing of resolution which he
hoped would develop the realization of
his ambition Tor national unity. An
nounciug his retirement from the field
IT candidates Tor president of the Mex
team republic Tor the coming constitu'
tional period -four years from Dcccm'
bcr I. isem Gonzales points out that
hc feared the possibility ~ friction he
tween the military elements which sur
round each one of the independent can
didatcs.
THESE resolutions his manifesto
said. might bc received with surprise
on the part of sumc hut NV thosc that
have fully realized Any actions since |
became a candidate and when taking
part In rvVolu,i,nary movcmcnts-ihc
conclusion have reached cannot bc
considered hut as the natural result
of antercdrnts s,nhilizcd by my actions
and drclnrniinns."