Arizona republican., 1920-05-05
Inu1te Foreign Cap1tal to Add
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 1 ciated Press)-Adolfo de la Huerta. i governor of Sonora and commander in-chief protempore of the revolution ary forces in Mexico, in an interview here today extended an invitation for foreign capital to enter Mexico if the revolution proves successful.
 Governor de la Huerta outlined the future plans of the revolutionists, an- nounced cabinet selections for the pro- visional government the revolutionists have set up and reviewed the revolu- tion to date.
 He announced that an ultimate aim of the revolutionary party is to estab- fish prohibition and stop gambling in Mexico. Orders have been issued to stop the sale of liquor and gambling in all territory controlled by the reyo- lutionists, he said.
 Mexico invites and enjoys the visits of foreigners" he said but we do not wish to make our country a place of dissipation"
 Huerta To Head RevoIutionists
 Governor de la Huerta arrived here today in a special train from Hermo- sillo to confer with revolutionary leaders who gathered here to discuss the situation. During the sday selec- tions for the cabinet of the provisional government were announced in part
 De h Huerta is to be temporary fletl1 QL ~tIiG ptilNiIlS meeting of governors and leaders of states which have joined the revolt, when . provisional president will be selected.
 Name Cabinet Officers
 General F. Elias Gales was named rano was named second in command as chief of staff Serrano will i'm mediately go to Chihuahua, it was said.
 General Salvador Alvarado was named minister of finance.
 An invitation was telegraphed Gen. eral Pascual Ortiz Rubio, governor of the state of Michoacan. who joined the revolt against Carranza, to become minister of communications with con- trol of the railroads, telegraph and telephones. Another invitation was sent Governor Enrique Estrada. con- stitutional governor of Zacatecas, an- other revolutionary state, to become minister of agricui.ure.
 Leaders attending tie conference said they contemplated inviting AL berto Pani, Mexican minister tc France under Carranza, to become minister of industry and commerce, |. position he formerly held. Pani may have the post, it was said if he will subscribe to the doctrines of the revelutionists.
 Gales rebel minister of war. until recently was a member of President HdDlflet. EoeIfiHo. L1fe cDitl of staff, held this position under Gen eTal Obregon when the latter was sec rotary of war under Carran2a. Gen cral Alvarado, minister of finance was formerly. governor of 1uoltstn, was publisher of Fl Heraldo de Mexico. until he was forced to flee the country and was the most prominent publicist in Mexico to espouse the cause of the allies in the world war, it was said. Recently he was elected to an honorary office by the Associated Advertising clubs of the world.
 Invite Foreign Capital
 Governor de Ia Huerta in inviting foreign capital to Mexico said:
 T have a great desire to see Mexico an open field for honest and legitimate investment. The liberal constitutions aiist party invites foreign capital to Mexico.
 Banking interests are especially in vited to Mexico with all protection, guarantees and facilities offered them. Notifications and changes will be made in banking laws. Under the present administration in Mexico there are no banks. The only banks are pawn shops. Of course the public must and will be protected, but the field, for I bankers is unlimited and will offer great opportunities both for the capital interested and for the public.
 One of the first duties Of congress | when the revolutionists take control will be the interpretations of the con- stitution that will stabilize industry; l that will especially affect the oil sit ! uation and allow the operators to ope- l rate without fear of governmental &C., ton or whims. Congress must make i definite decisions concerning the con of 1917. which apparently took | many powers from congress and em- i bodied supreme power in the. presi- ! dent The powers of the president | must be lessened and those Of con- gress strengthened until there is no | conflict
 In Interests of Democracy
 The revolution is entirely directed toward democracy. The exploitation of the masses must cease and no one man nor any set of men shall have power to do their own will"
 Those at the conference today point ed out that in all territory controlled by the revolutionists there is not one political prisoner in rebel jails. They said military commanders had been ordered by Governor de la Huerta to treat all political opponents fairly and safeguard them.
 General Emilio Salinas. provisional governor of Chihuahua, they said was ! brother in-law of President Car ranza and was released after his ar rest during the. revolt of Carranza troops at Chihuahua City, in line with this policy. instead of holding him as hostage against the capture of prom nent revolutionists by Carrancistas. MACY FIELD WEDs ENGLIsHMAN
 LONDON. May Macy Perkins Field. widow of Henry Marshall Field If Chicago, was married today to Ar hur Ronald Lambert Field Tree The 1ride. who is a niece of Lady Astor l vas given away by Niscount Astor. Mir. Tree is son of Lady Beatty. wife of { marriage. and therefore a cousin by of the bride. Mr. Field died