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Evening star., 1921-06-17
U. S. FINDS FALLACY
IN MEXICO REFUSAL
CONTINUED from First Page.)

for the death of Carranza. The evil
dence is much more tangible than that
which President Wilson possessed
concerning the part played by Huerta
in ordering the death of MADEIRA. and
IL was because Huerta was believed
to have gotten into Office as a result
of violence to his predecessor that
Mr.. Wilson absolutely refused to rec
ognize him.
urged to act because it has stronger
case against Obregon than President
Wilson had against Huerta. Mr.. Will
son based his objections on the broad
principle that peace would come TO
iatin-America only by refusing to
recognize governments that obtain pow
er by force and by assisting only those
governments which were legally elected
as result Of orderly processes.
Could Refuse Recognition.
Tho Mexicans themselves inserted a
clause in the new constitution to pre-
vent ambitious citizens from ejecting
those who had been legally elected
and it is therefore argued that the
Harding administration would be
justified in refusing Obregon recogni-
ton because of the provisions of arti-
Gle 50 Of the Mexican constitution.
For one of the first tenets- Of a recog-
milton policy is that the, executive Of
a country shall have been legally
elected.
The United States government thus
Tar. however. has declined to use ar
ticle eighty-two as basis for action
and has simply preferred to await
Mexico's attitude toward another ar
tfcle in the same constitution. which
in actual practice has violated verbal
1SSY evit- hA sv,f< <aI =
the Carranza regime when the latter
was extended de jure recognition. The
American government does not ask
that the constitution be changed but
that the varying interpretations be
cleared up by a definite statement in
a treaty which shall protect Ameri-
cans against retroactive action.
Wilson Regime Given Assurance.
1t was learned by the writer today.
for instance, that the Wilson admin
istration was given assurances at
Mexico City. through Ambassador
Fletcher. to the effect that the Mexi-
can constitution would not be retro
active.
Mr.. Fletcher now is undersecretary OF
state and Is a guiding influence in the
Mexican policy of the Harding admins
tration. He has given the Harding ad-
ministration the benefit of his recollec-
ton on the subject. and the. American
case is based not so much upon the Ian
guage of article twenty-seven Of the
Mexican constitution, as the way the
article actually has worked out in prac-
tice.
The American government is still wait
ing for the Mexicans to take the next
step, but it is evident that the Washing
ton authorities are not as much i'm
pressed with the violate character OF
article twenty-seven when they have
reason to suspect that article eighty-two
governing the qualifications of a presi-
dent are subject to dispute and could
if desired. be made the basis for a re-
fusal of recognition. That is the view
point here. disappointing as it may be
to those who had hoped for the early
resumption of diplomatic relations be-
tween the two countries
Copyright. 1871
Evening star., 1921-06-17
REVENUE HEAD PLANS
DRY LAW ENFORCEMENT
Commissioner Blair Discusses Ad-
ministrative Reorganization With
Prohibition Director Haynes.

A plan for administrative reorgan-
fzation for enforcement of the Vol
stead act has been completed by In
ternal Revenue Commissioner Blair
and Maj. Haynes. federal prohibition
director. The plan proposes abolish
ment of administrative districts COM
prising several states and. instead,
making each state a separate and
complete unit with the state prohibi-
ton director responsible.
According to those familiar with
the plan, the reorganization will tight
en- UP enforcement by centralizing au-
thority and abolishing red tape. An
innovation would be establishment of
"a mobile force of specially Qualified
agents" to operate under the imme-
diate direction of Director Haynes.
But the whole plan, it was explained.
is contingent upon retention by the
Treasury of jurisdiction over prohi-
bition.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
AZTEC PUEBLO INDIANS
SEND DELEGATION HERE
Visitors Confer With Commissioner
of Indian Affairs on Matters
Relating to Their Tribe.

A delegation of Aztec Pueblo Indians
is in Washington conferring with Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs Burke upon
matters relating to their tribe.
Representative Monteya Of New Mexico
escorted the delegation to the Interior
Department, where the Indians were re-
ceived by Secretary Of the Interior Fall,
who has visited the tribe many times
and is we'll known to them
There arc about 25. 900 Pueblo Indians
in New Mexico, descendants Of the orfgi-
nal Aztec Indians, who were conquered
by Cortez shortly after the discovery of
America. Those Indians have their own
government. although they are under the
of the United States.
They will return to their homes within
a few days.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
SCHOOL YEAR BOOK OUT.

The W'esterner. yearbook of West
ern High School. has just come off
the press and is being distributed to-
day to students and members Of the
faculty. 1t is considered the best
yearbook ever produced at the school.
A special feature Of the Westerner is
q numbee Of illustrations by Churchill
Hutton Berkley Jones was editor-in-
chief Of the publication. Miss Grace
Houghtan was the faculty advisor.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
MRS. E. A. MCMILLAN DIES,
Widow of Philip 81. Mcmillan Sue

Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson Mcmillan.
widow of Philip Hamilton Mcmillan
of Detroit, died at 9:35 o'clock this
morning at the home of her brother.
Larz Anderson. after an illness of
several months. The body will be
taken to Detroit Sunday for interme:lt
there. No services will be hrid here.
Mrs. Mcmillan. who was the daugh-
ter of Gen. Nicholas and Mrs. Eliza
beth kilgore Anderson. was born in
this city forty-siX years ago. Her
parents had come here from Cincin-
natl, and resided here many years.
She was married to Mr.. Mcmillan in
1897, in this city. He died last year.
Her husband was the son of the late
Senator Mcmillan. who WAS interested
in the parks system for the District,
and for whom Mcmillan Park is
named.
Mrs. Mcmillan came here early in
the spring to the residence of Mr..
Anderson, and for several months had
been i'll.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
JoFFRE GOING TO ORIENT.

PARIS, June 16.-Marshal Joffre
will make an official visit to China
France by way Of the United States.
He will leave Paris at the end of
September and will visit Indo China
and Tonkin and later will go to Toxic,
where he will stay several weeks.
Then he will sail for San Francisco
on the way home.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
WOMAN SAYS SHE SAW
McGANNON SHOOT KAGY
Miss Mary E. Nicely Startles Court
at Cleveland When She Gives
Testimony at Trial.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June 17.-Testi-
flying today in the perjury trial of
former Judge William H. McGannon,
Miss Mary +. Neely startled the court
and spectators when she said: II saw
Judge McGannon shoot Harold Kagy.'
The state is seeking to prove that
McGannon swore falsely when he said
he was not present when KaGy was
shot and kiliei on the night Of May
T. 1920.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
OFFICERS REASSIGNED.

Col. Paul H. McCook. infantry. at
Camp Benning. Ga, has beenEassien-
ed to the SID Infantry at Camp Grant,
Ill, and Col. Willis Uline, infantry,
also at Camp Benning, has been as
singed to the SD Infantry at Madison
barracks, New York.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
OPPOSES COAL BILLS.

Protesting that it was not permitted
to be heard, the American Wholesale
Coal Association, through it's managing
director, George H. Cushing, yesterday
Submitted to Vice President Coolidge
petition opposing the Frelinghuysen coal
bills, scheduled as the next Senate busi-
ness.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
ORDERED TO THIS CITY.

Capt. Jerome Clark. finance depart
ment, at Fort Leavenworth. Kan. has
been ordered to this city for duty as
finance officer at Walter Reed Cen
eral Hospital.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
CAPITAL AS BEAUTY
SPOT is FORECAST
BY MISS BOARDMAN

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05
THR|LuNGF|GHT
FOR LIVES Of
TWO AV|ATORa

New York, Feb. "A real dGht toe;
life was held above New York today
when fifteen army airplanes 'bombedF1
the city with smoke bombs and rattbSe
a tatto with machine guns In . shAaS
battle TO stimulate recruiting for 01
air service.
While thousands of persons, out -
their MONDAY lunch, watched the thrftts
ing spectacle. Lieutenant Edward Backs
an observer in one Of the machines, Wees
fighting, unbeknown TO the crowds be-,
low, a ire which threatened the destruc.i
ton Of the machine and the lives OF hte
pilot, Lieutenant Ulyless G.. Jones, ind
himself. Lieutenant Black was pain
fully burned.
Black. who was in the gunners PIT
behind the pilot, was dropping smoke
bombs when one of them exploded IN
the nit. His face and hands were burned
and his clothing and the fusilage OF the
plane caught fire. Jones turned and saw
the struggle. but was power.ess TO help.
He kept IN eye on the nearest river,
ready to plunge 1000 feet below X u
should be necessary.
Black iept his head, however, grasped
the IRE cxtinguIShcr and pumped its
contents on the flames. When Jones
saw that his companion had won the
grim battle he turned his plane toward
Mincola field, twenty miles, making inc
trip in about ten minutes. Black was
hurried to a hospital where he Will Dc
laid I'D for several days. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05
GALLONS OF
C~ONFISCATED WHISKEY
IN UNCLE SANS HANDS

Washington. Feb. 4.-Morc than 25O,-
600 gallons of whiskey and automobiles
worth ST. 900. 900 are now in possession
OF the government as a result Of its
campaign against the Illicit
in liquor, according TO Wayne b. Wheel
CT. counsel for the Anti-salOOn League.
To guard this and other property
seized by the government in enforcement
If prohibition. the sundry civil appro-
p~riation bill. reported today TO the SEN
ate, set aside $500, 900, as requested
10y Mr.. Wheeler.
The seized liquor and automobiles.
according to the testimony Of Mr..
Wheeler. before the senate committee,
made public today. are TO be sold by
the government. In some cases. Mr..
Wheeler told the committee. federal
marshals had refused 10 take care or
the connscatcd evidence.
That prohibition enforcement has
been nifty per cent effective in some
places" was stated by Mr.. Wheeler to
The committee. He aid that no good
reason had yet been found for transfer
ring prohibition enforcement from 'hG
treasury dcpartmet 10 the department
Of justice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05

r 49, u.,irf,n .by, mvsti-
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iica al present 1T VIC O""''
night J. tho originator and inventor
Of practically every eftict that y"I saw.
This. besides the entertainment lie iur-
nishcs bears out the statement that 10
man tina. ever lived could offer a pro-
gram so complete, so thrilling, 50 In
s,rurtiyc as that which 1t has been
the pleasure of thousands to witness
alone IN this city during the week. Last
NIGHTS capacity audience was both
Pleased and thrilled as never before
This WIS easily noticeable as tn" spccta-