The New York herald., 1920-01-12
Mexican Reds
Cry Tor Negro
ReuoH in U.S..
Communist Party Appeals fol-
Race Rising and Excoriates
Intervention.
CARRANZA OFFICIALS
COUNTENANCE PLOT
American Agents Uncover Active Boil
sheviSm Below Rio Crande for
Senate Committee.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Sunday.-ynfor-
nation regarded by government agents as
evidence that Carranza government Off
cials are countenancing plan to establish
a Bolshovist regime in Mexico. and that
tho radical programme Is supported large
ly by American army draft evaders. will
be given 20 the Senate subcommittee in
vestigating Mexican affairs at hearings
heer this week. Senator A. B. Fall, Re
publican, New Mexico, hcairman OF the
committee, is expected to arrive tomorrow.
Summonses for over two hundred wit
nesses have been issued.
Not all the testimony offered will be un-
favorable to the present Mexican admin
istration. Supporters of the Carranza
government have placed before the COM
mittee the names OF many. who, they as
sert; will be able to counter at least some
Of the statements of special investigators.
refugees and ordinary observers. IL is
expected much time will be given by the
committee TO an investigation of radical
ism as IL is manifested now in Mexico and
to the existing conditions and relations ot
the governments of Mexico and tho United
States
Draft Evnders Implicated.
Assertions that Americans who fled 10
Mexico to escape the draft are impli-
Gated in the plan to bring Mexico under
the rule of the radicals are based on state
ments published in the official organ OF
the Communist party in Mexico. Ameri-
can government records and reports Of
special agents tend 10 support the state
ments. According to the published boast
thirty thousand Americans escaped SER
vice in the army by flight 10 Mexico. Most
OF them have returned to the United
States, but many remain and the names
OF few have appeared in the literature
of the Communist and I. w. w. organiza-
tions as actively engaged In furthering
the cause OF radisalism.
Documents which will be placed before
the committee include the organization OF
the Communist party of Mexico. The in
ternational secretary is George Barreda.
Enrique H. Arce is secretary and G. +.
Tabler is treasurer. Tabier's nationality
is given as American. The members Of
the Executive Committee are Barreda,
Arce, Tabler, Linn A. L. Gale, Fulgencio
c. Luna, Magdalena L. Gale, Josefina Bar
reda. A. p. Araujo, J. c. Parker, Demitri
Nikitin and Federico Somer.
Gale and Parker are listed as Ameri-
cans. MaEdalena Gale Is the wife OF Linn
Gale. Nikitin is a Russian but. according
to the literature Of the organization, also
found refuge in Mexico when summoned
by the American Draft Board. Luna is
a Filipino.
Albany Man Is Editor.
Gale. formerly Of Albary-, N. Y, who
Ia editor of the official organ OF the com
90 oue of the thraa MI
have been appointed delegates TO the third
internationale at Moscow. Angel Bornal
Johnn Tut and Joso Villalobos are the
executive committee OF the I. w. w
branch "a Mexico over which organiza- :
ton the communist party has announced
a certain form of patronage.
The investigation Of radicalism In Mex
leo has shown IL to be widespread, ac-
cording to government agents Dr. atI
an agitator Of the early days OF Carranza' s
administration, has appeared In Sonora
where according TO American government
reports, a co-vorker named Lenine who
says he is a cousin of the Russian leader,
has been urging workmen to organize
for the day when they will drive all
foreigners across tho border into the
United States.
Following Il an appeal recently pub
lIshed In Mexico By the Communist partv
ana WHICH viii pc SuO"49eSu 10 inc com-
mittee.
THE Communist party Of Mexico ap-
peais TO the Communist and left wing So
cialist parties of the world.
"The worst bandits in the world-thc
bandits of internatlcnalism-havo been try
ing for many months to start war between
the United states and Mexico.
"Controi Kings and Presidents.-
"These bandits, these brigands these
criminals. are outlaws undeserving OF any
human consideration. They have armies
and navios, cannon, trains, horses, gold
lCsntinued ON rsse Three. Col. Three)