San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-16
Editors See Improvement
Of Diplomatic Service
With Entry Into 1t Of Men
Of His Type.

The appointment of Charles B. War
rem as ambassador to Mexico has re-
lieved an apparent worry to American
editors. Warren has made good in
this country. The fact that he was
able to do all that he did with Pres
ident Obregon was suggestion of his
worth. Before that he had been in
Toxic. He has been suggested as the
man who knows more about internal
tional relations than the individual who
put the dip" in diplomacy. In addi-
ton, it is recalled that Mr.. Warren.
acting for General Crowder. made the
draft legislation what it later turned
out to be. So the American editors
approve of Ambassador Warren.
As the Brooklyn Eagle see it "the
nomination of an ambassador empha-
sizes this governments confidence that
Obregon will soon be master of the
situation in Mexico" The Springfield
News feels sit gives further signifi-
cant testimony as to the desire of the
Washington administration TO do
everything in its power to re-establish
practical and orderly process of gov
ernment in this neighboring country"
The Minneapolis Tribune declares ''it
is highly desirable that a man of Mr..
Warren's training, knowledge and abil-
ity should be chosen to pick I'D and
knot together the American Mexican
threads of diplomatic relationship that
were broken four years ago.; further
more, the next year is bound to be
an important period in the relation.
ship between the United States and
Mexico" and st may readily be be-
lieved that the influence of Mr.. War
rem, Will be potent in keeping Mexico
steady and at peace with itself and
In a fruitful status of good will with
other nations"
Exceptionally Good Selection"
The Cleveland Plain Dealer con-
siders him IAN exceptionally good Sc
lection" because 'as American CON-
missioner he was closely identified with
the negotiations that paved the way
for complete recognition of the Mexi.
can republic and the present peaceful
understanding between the two gov.
eminent is due in no small part Ia
his handling Of the case for the United
States"
Hence it is fitting, according to the
Kalamazoo Gazette, that president
Coolidge should send Mr.. Warren bach
to Mexico City to see that the com
pact is kept and to further develor
the growing understanding and friend
ship between the peoples north anC
south Of the Rio Grande," and resump
: ton Of full official relations, tn,
Wilkes Barre Record concludes
should be good thing for both coun
tres" Next TO recognition itself. tn,
, New York Evening World is con
WINGED sit is imperative to the restora
e ton OF mutual confidence between tn,
l neighboring nations that our repre-
: sentative should understand the prob
: lens and the pride of Mexican people
and sympathize with both" and ''Mr
D Warren was clearly the logical maj
for the post" For, as the Oaklan,
: Tribune points out. "the post at Mex
= leo City is a difficult one, but "Mr
: Warren understands Mexico and it
;, government and is familiar with tn
: sequence OF events there, the characte
It Of leaders and understands the sen
n timent and aspiration" To which tn
c Miami News Metropolis adds "as mat
e tiers now stand south of the Rio Grand
the great requirement is for some on
d with sufficient personality to make III
'power and influence of the Unite