The Washington herald., 1922-12-06
M Central american States
, ,,ssat Rahsy Feel Msishbof
sSiouide Have Been Invited
ilas AFFECT CONFERENCE
ieusstion Expected to Come Up
: When Executive Sessions
warn Up a BIZ Later
HU-avsru.I sssvsss.

Tie shadow of Mexico lowered
.avSr tia !. eopfsrspee on Central
A1eritan AFFAIRS yesterday, and
Nwss; predicted IN Latin rrAmeriean
dlpionasie quarters that tie un-
'rStstuizsd rspuhlic VIII have to be
esio5dsrud hy the, Amsriesn dele
Nt3en bsfors . fsstisfsctOry issue
,enA h rzAaiaed. &.S'0 -.
CSxEeD B1 HU9HEs.
/ The-eoncsrence zHas. called At the
insstassonsee secpstary of State
HnsSss. wne kssds ~ American
bslsSatiop. and Who 10, not yet ready
b psoseiszs >ths ohfsesn regime In
lfsxico. On, the ground that mat
tefS 10 Be discusssdr concerned only
ihisfes Cenfrl hnertcan stafes OF
0uesenal4,. Salvador. Honduras. Nc
bfSfdE ahd Costa RIA. Secretary
RaSbes ldid not invite MEXICO.
! Rp4 n hes laeveloped that several
heleSates 'constdsr that Mex.cs ts'
edpeefne& painting out that IT vas
Medc6 th6t initiated the movement
HEh rcriilted in the International
Court Of Jrsttee which formerly ar
Ax4IeQt SElhs4 ,FihtAtSA
and, which saa I'm the Mexican city OF
E1EN IfssFTxoNT.
: willie LAtin-Amercans have not
tsfsxihed from wsrrins among them
seiyss, they think almost as q unit
Shesv the United states-'is con-
esfhed. and IL II felt that one Of their
Auuaeer. Mexico. has been affronted
ky@having been ignored
The American State Department
hopes the conference can be steered
ntp.a q treaty resulting IN a court OF
Inquiry. which. would examine into
he,nferits of disputes among the
ceseraI American states. II is not
ieEgate. would Ike TO see Mexico
HeSgnized dipiomatioally and consid-
rsd.offfciaily In the present matter.
The last Washinston conference
IN ,Ceptrz1 American affairs. held
IN nerersf decisions offended the
nseshai. di.ait Of some partiei:
p9b6 and Il was dissolved. The
1S05i trestr IS not now in practical
spexStten. 80, @. ..,.s
wotLD PREsENT FORAYs.
: Mexico Is interested, in, another
way. In times .rast' Mexican revo-
lntibnsry. Spravs have been organ
Aed over her southern border in
GSateua5ta. Mexico does not want
thafs repeated, and as she is- the
saiy'. country between the Central
AnArttap states and the United
s,atps. her, Govexprient feels at
iesS3 an informal interest. 81
The Mexican Embassy declined
yksserday 10. discuss the situation.
The Mexican foreign ofnce, sc-
cedes formally to the American
STATE DEPARTMENTS position that
lhe, five countries invited are the
b Understood, VIII take no action.
CNASIMITY Is SOUGHT.
TAe Mexican question is expected
10 be brought up as soon as the
executive sessions warm up bit,
probably by the. Gu4ternalan dele
gstton. Mexico il, recognized by
the Central. American and The
South American republics. and, their
desire that Mexico be recognized Is
1xpected 10 be indicated rather
than made known formally.
The Pan-.Anericanization OF tn:
Weste m. Hsmisphyre by Secretary
Hrghes. they point out. will be
more speedily developed when there
10 pnaniraity among all the twenty.
one Amsrcan republics.
The second day OF the conference
vas devoted ia its internal organi-
zation into committees and sub