The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-18
TWO AMERICANS ORDERED EXPELLED
FROM MEXICO ON THE GROUND THAT
THEY WERE PERNICIOUS FOREIGNERS
Result Of Participation of Radi-
cal Invasion of Chamber
of Deputies.
fsy The Associated Press.)

MEXICO CITY, May 17.-Frank Sea-
man, alleged to be an American. aglta-
tor, another American whose name was
not announced and two Spaniards Were
ordered expelled from Mexico last night
on the ground that they We're per
nicious foreigners" This charge was
preferred against them under the pro-
visions of Article 33 to the Mexican
constitution, and was a result of the
participation of the four men in the
radical invasion of the chamber of dep
uties last week.
). Demonstrations in government build
ings and in churches have been forbid
den in an order issued by Presluent
Obregon.
Action by members of the liberal
constitutional party in the chamber of
deputies to bring about the ousting of
several radical members was planned
for yesterdays session of the chamber
but when the body assembled it was
found there was not a quorum present.
Thus, what promised to be turbu-
lent sitting was deferred until Wednes-
day, as no sessions were to be held to-
day. :
constitutionalists held a secret caucus
at which they discussed the program
to be followed. They gave particular at
tention to a letter they propose to send
to President Obregon, asking his sup
port in their efforts to impeach Phil
ipe GARLIC and Antonio Soto y Dana,
radical deputies, charged with leading
last weeks invasion of the chamber by
bolsheviki. They also hope to secure
the designations of Celestino Gasca,
governor of the federal district; Senor
Morones, a labor leader, and Inspector
of Police Reygadas!
p Although those present at the meet
ing declined to discuss the affair, belief
was expressed last night that efforts
were being made to delay meeting of
the chamber until the present bitterness
has abated somewhat. There is no indi
cation, however, that the liberal consti-
have abandoned their orr
ginal plan to publish the radical lead
ers. Members of the socialist and Ia
Dor parties in the chamber declared
last night they were willing to contest
every move made by their opponents
and would defend Gasca, Morones and
Reygadas.
Gendarmes guarded every entrance
to the chamber yesterday and persons
entering the building were searched
for arms.
Socialists have planned a demonstra-
tion upon the arrival from Morelia of
tbe body of Isaac Arriavas radical
leader who was killed during the riot
ing there last Thursday.
sweeping orders were issued last
n,gbt bv President Obregon to the
federal prosecuting attorney, the su-
nreme court and the department of the
fntar,or to investigate the Morelia af-
fair and the invasion of the chamber of
denuties by the radicals. Federal Off
cars vere directed to use every means
at their comand to ascertain the cause
of the Catholic socialist clash at Nor
oil. which was described in the presi-
dant,s order as IAN act of fntemper-
ance and intolerance
Orders were. issued from the foreign
office that immediate steps be taken to
arrest and deport eight foreigners, two
of whom are Americans, who are al
Iaged to have been leaders in the in
va sion of the chamber. Referring to the
incident at the chamber, President
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