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States and promotive of international
peace and good will to submit to arbi-
tfation, or to some impartial tribunal
empowered to apply the principles of
international law the diplomatic con
troversies with Mexico relating to the
alleged retroactive and confscatory
provisions Of the petroleum and alien
land ownership statutes asserted by
Mexico to have been enacted under
the 1917 constitution Of the Mexican
Republic.
That in good will and friendliness
efforts should be made and persisted
in to effect arrangements whereby all
controversies which have arisen or
which may hereafter arise with Next
co relating to the property or property
rights of nationals of the United
States in Mexico which may not be
adjusted by diplomatic negotiations
shall be arbitrated or litigated under
conditions which will commit the two
governments to the policy of abiding
by and executing any awards that
may be made or judgments that may
be rendered in consequence of such
arrangements to arbitrate or litigate. }"
Reed Backs President.
Senator Reed, Democrat, Missouri
declared in a speech that he did not
propose to interfere with the efforts
of President Coolidge to protect the
interests of the United States until
or unless it becomes manifest he is
pursuing a dangerous course"
The President looks upon the uues-
ton of mediation of the dispute be-
tween the Nicaraguan factions as very
largely domestic question in Mica
ragua. His chief concern for the
United States is that tranquility
should be restored in Nicaragua as
soon as possible.
The President feels that the Mon
roe Doctrine has 81 specific place in
connection with the administration
policy. In view Of the fact that other
powers do not send forces into Cen.
trail or South American countries to
protect their own nationals and their
interests. 1t is their custom to notify
the United States when they regard
their nationals as I'M jeopardy in order
that the Washington Government may
first determine, in the light Of the
Monroe Doctrine, what action it cares
to take.
In the case of Nicaragua two Eu-
TOpean countries INFORMED the WASH
ington Government of fears entertain
ed for their nationals in Nicaragua,
and the President takes the view this
aspect of tbs question could not be
disregarded
Connally Attacks Coolidge
An attack on the administration
came from Representative Connally,
Democrat, of Texas in a demand that
American foreign policy be "demone-
TIED
Mahogany concessions in Mica
ragua and oil wells in Mexico are not
worth the lives of American soldiers
nor the loss of American influence
abroad he said.
The time is here when the people
of the United States must come to
grips with the sordid powers who seek
to use the instrumentality of govern
ment for their own profit.
Recalling the revelations of the SEN
ate oil inquiry, Connally called on the
President Ito use the great powers
of your office TO prevent greed and
money from using the powers of this
Government in its foreign relat ions to
bring upon us the odium of the rest
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ignored, he said, by the governor of
Yucatan. An injunction hating the
deportation was treated in like man
ner, the priest declared.
There was not the faintest sem
blance of a trial or hearing of any
sort accorded me or my fellow
priests" Father Cabellero said. Il
was taken from the home of a friend
and told that l was arrested for VIC
lating the religious laws. l protested,
but was placed in a cell in the bar
racks at Merida An officer came to
see me often and told me that SO
priests had been shot in the states of
Jalisco and Michocan and indicated
that this might be my fate,
Did Not Face Execution.
But three days after, during which
had been given only water by the
prison officials, | and my three com
panions were sent to Progresso, where
after two days more we were put on
board the ship for New Orleans"
Father Cabellero denied that any
one of the four had been sentenced to
death or had faced firing squad He
is the only one of the four who speaks
English and has acted as spokesman
since they landed.
The four priests will remain here
until they sail for Cuba this week.
They expressed the hope that they
would be able to return to Mexico
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YALEIN-CHINA SHUTS DOORS.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, January IL
OPl.-The advance of the Canton Army
in China and it's conquest of the
Yangtze Valley have closed the doors
of the academic departments of Yale
in-China, at Changsha. the only insti-
tuition of higher learning with West
ern standards in the Province of HUI
nan.
With the departure of Gen. Chang
the province has fallen into the hands
of a radical group dominated by com
munistic principles, statement Issued
here by the board of trustees OF the
institution says. Agitators forced a
strike in one of the schools, sympa-
thetic strike followed in other depart
ments and it was necessary to close
several branches of the college.
Other Institutions Affected.
Other foreign educational institu-
lions in southern and central China
also have been affected, and st. Johns,
located in Shanghai. where Canton
control has not yet penetrated, has
been closed for the balance of the
term as a precautionary measure.
The conrnunistic uprising is traced
by the trustees to Russia. They point
out that for some time the province
has been well represented in the In
ternatiOnal College IN MOSCOW, ana the
Canton Army, the statement says.
brought with it the doctrines and
theories of Marx, Lenine and Trotsky.
The educational institutions were
looked upon with suspicion, especially
those sponsored by Great Britain, or
those having Englishmen on their fac
ulties. An order was issued calling
upon all schools to register with the
new government or suspend opera
tions. This order failed to bring a
prompt response from the faculty of
Yale-in-China, as the United States
had not recognized the Canton gov
eminent, and a campaign by the radi-
Gals against the institution followed.
Persuaded to Submit Demands.
Bows of the middle school, those of
high school age, were persuaded to
Submit II demands TO the faculty,
many of these demands striking at the
very root of the institution. The de
mands were rejected and other de-
mands followed. These. the trustees
report, also were rejected and the col
tege men finally were forced to leave
their classrooms in sympathetic
strike. The faculty hopes to reopen
the college next month.
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of the world and the hatred OF those
nations with which we deal
He declared ii Significant" that the
Nicaraguan situation reached crisis
Just as the oil dispute with Mexico
became critical Defending the Next
can oil laws, he said they did not dis
criminate against American citizens,
and that the Mexican courts were
open to American oil companies de
string to test the constitutionality OF
the new regulations,
Berger Attacks Policy.
Representative Berger, SOCIALIST
Wisconsin, made public a speech he
had prepared for delivery in the House
during the day criticizing the Central
American policy of President Coolidge
and Secretary Kellogg.
The Wisconsin Socialist leader De
clarcd that instead Of employing the
"bolshevik bugaboo" to support the
administration policy Mr. Kellogg
would have bcen more candid had
he said the Government intends to
protect the interests of American
ca capitalists" in Mexico and Nicaragua
even at sacrifice of American lives.
THAT statement" he said, would
have at least been true and also orig
inal while the statement as to Com
muuist propaganda is neither.
Sees People Against War.
Asserting that fully IS per cent Of
the American people are opposed to
war with Mexico" Berger said this
country is headed toward war with
other nations through present i'm
perialist tendencies" resulting from
the struggle to dispose of surplus
products.
imperialism is inevitable under our
present economic system, in which
each nation must seek an outlet for
the surplus products its producers
have created" he continued.
. Il doubt whether Mr.. Coolidge or
Mr.. Kellogg has even seen real
live bolshevik." There are hardly
any in the United States. The Com
munist or Workers Party was largely
kept alive for a time by A. Mitchell
Palmer former Attorney GeneraD and
the Department of Justice, whose I'M
dercovcr agents went SO far as to
write some of it's platforms, and who
devised red scares for the express puT-
poses of keeping the red spoOk haunt
ing the people and keeping their own
Jobs
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BOOSTS SEED LOAN
BILL TO S8,0)0,u)D
House Agricultural Commit
tee Approves NorbeCk- John
son Measure for Farmers.

BY the Associated Press
The Norbeck- Johnson ST. 0oe 0ol
seed loan bill was increase to SIS.
0O0, 900 and approved today by tht
House agricultural committee.
The measure is designed ~ furnish
means by which farmers I'm depressed
agricultural areas may obtain Seet
with which TO plant their crops.
To South Carolina Farmers.
Of the s. 900 600 increase, 81. 500 90,
would be used for loans 10 South Care
IRA farmers to buy fertilizer. ant
$500, 600 to Florida fruit growers {.
rehabilitate orchards damaged 10y a.
hurricane.
The original SIS 900. 600 would he f.
making loans To farmers in drouGh
areas Of the Northwest, principally
Montana, North and South Dakota
and Minnesota.
Representative Fulmer. Democrat
South Carolina. told the committee
thousands of farmers in his State were
desperately in need of money TO buy
fertilizer because of last year 5
drought.
Proposed by Aswell.
Representative Asweu of Louisiana
r. fixing Democrat on the committee,
PROPOSED the half million for Florida
euc s<,j lie was doing so on behaif
~ Representative Drane. Democrat,
F'ori7a who had introduced Dill
NI OF chssrd rehabilitation in his state.
CRairme Haugen ~as instructed TO
request sS:~cial consideration OF the
measure or .he floor.
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CATHOLICS ARE BLAMED IN PART
BY MEXICO FOR PRESENT REVOLT

officials In Mexico were instructed to-
day to observe the law in all phases
of their work and conform with legal
requirements in the method of owner
ship and administration of church
properties" in a cable from the board
Of foreign missions of the Presby-
terrain Church.
THE board believes that some of
the legal means which have been
adopted for dealing with Mexican re-
ligious problems are extreme the
board announced in a statement, but
expresses the hope that in due time
and by regular constitutional methods
certain of these methods may be
changed The board recognizes that
in framing this regulatory legislation,
the Mexican government has been
attempting to deal with difficult and
long standing problems.
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SEVEN SENATORS HIT
FOR DRY LAW ROLES

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, January IS
Prohibition has been blocked for six
years by a group in the Senate who
pretended to support President Cool
idge's enforcement plan. but who
worked against the constitutional
amendment" Rev Dr.. Clarence True
Wilson yesterday told the Methodist
ministers meeting here.
In the opposition group DR.. Wilson
included Senators George Wharton
Pepper of Pennsylvania; Wadsworth.
New York; Weller. Maryland; Ernst,
Kentucky; Cameron, Arizona Short
ridge, California, and Stanfield, Ore
gon and added:
To-day those men are out of the
Senate, with one exception. Senator
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suing troops The inhabitants of vari
GUS towns gave him shelter.
Once he narrowly escaped capture,
sleeping under the same roof as the
colonel of the pursuing forces. Ills
men. mixed with the townspeople,
were ready to snatch him from the
soldiers if he was discovered.
He was able to return to Guadala-
lara when an agreement was reached
between Gen. Dieguez and Manual AL
varado, q church dignitary, who ac-
cepted the constitution and agreed
to become responsible for the wealth
within the Guadala jara Cathedral,
CThe constitution provided that church
property should revert to the state.)
Meanwhile Canon Antonio Paroles,
vicar general of Mexico City, inter
ceding with President Carranza,
brought an end to the activity against
the archbishop.
The Central, South American and
Antilles Union, a society Of Spanish
Americans, has sent messages to la
Dor leaders, the newspapers and va
rious social and political organiza-
tons throughout the world, declaring
that Latin American peace is threat
ened by the Yankees imperialistic in
vasion of Nicaragua and the threat
ened rupture with Mexico"
The union urges intense agitation
to defend the rights of weak nations"
Labor organiza tons of seven Latin
American countries have telegraphed
their support of 1.-The Mexican prole-
tariat" in the lebelous campaign car
ried out by American industrialists in
the United States says an announce
ment by Ricardo Trevino, secretary
general of the Mexican Regional Con-
federation of Labor.
Messages were received from organ
izations in Guatemala, Salvador, Hon
duras, Santo Domingo, Porto Rico,
Nicaragua and Panama.
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Antenna Creates Noises.

Cracking sounds occur where the
antenna touches the house or where
the lead-in scrapes the wall. Other
noises from outside come from Undue
ton where the antenna does not run
at right angles to all other aerials and
nearby wires Fading and queer re-
ception arise from swinging an
tenna.
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TOLD TO OBSERVE LAW.

Presbyterian Missionaries Get Instruc-
tons i'm Mexico.
NEW YORK, January 18 P1.--
PRESBYTERIAN missionaries and church
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AMERICAN PRIESTS
ESCAPE FO0CH0W

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Shortridge managed to come back by
pleading for reelection as dry.
I'VE shall stand by and support
those Senators who fight with us and
oppose those who. like the group l
have mentioned, fight against us.
Thanks to the latter, there has been
no supplementary legislation to help
prohibition along in the last six years.
Such legislation is necessary. The
drys must become aggressive in seek
ing to obtain it,
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GALES DOWNFALL SEEN.
Ousted Priest Says Civil War Will
Sweep Him Out.

NEW ORLEANS, January Is A).-
The fires OF revolution are being IAN
ned by what are declared to be the
bolshevik acts of President Gales OF
Mexico and these will flare up IN
short time to sweep him from office,
in the opinion of Father GustaVo
Cabellero, American citizen, who ar,
rived here yesterday after being eXiled
from Mexico.
With Father Cabellero were Father
Crescenscio Cruz, Father Manuel
Lorio Rosaldo and Father Casterino
Delgado. The four were arrested IN
Merida. Yucatan. on charges OF vlo-
lating the religious laws and We're
ordered deported after being held IN
prison for three days.
Taught in Boston College.
Father CabeIlero was a professor OF
biology at Boston College from 1872
10 1914 and held the same position
with Fordham University from 1919
to 1925. He is a naturalized Ameri-
can, having been born in Cuba and
educated in France and Spain.
Requests that Father Cabellero be
allowed to communicate with the
American consul after his arrest were
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that the British government was Will
ing TO meet the many desires. of the
cantonese. The details of these de
sires were not explained, and denial
was given that the question of recog-
milton of the Canton government was
! being considered at present.
1t was also stated that any British
naval or military movements now
taking place were for the protection
of British lives and property and not
as an aggressive action.
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SENATORS IN JOINT
MOVE TO ARBlTRATE
DISPUTE WITH MEXICO

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ARBITRATION Is URGED.
80 Congregations Forward Appeal
on Mexico to Coolidge.

ATLANTA, Ga, January Is LAo).-A
resolution urging that the United
States settle it's present issues with
Mexico by arbitration was adopted
unanimously yesterday by the execu-
tive committee of the Christian Coun-
Gil of Atlanta, representing so con
gregations and 55 900 people, and for
warded to President Coolidge and to
each of Georgia's representatives in
Congress.
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Nine Linda Karen is one of
Egypt's greatest cotton producers
and one of the wealthiest among
women in that country.
The Washington times., 1927-09-29
Old Folks Say Doctor
Caldwell was Right

The basis of treating sickness
has not changed since DIR. Caldwell
left Medical College in 1875, nor
since he placed on the market the
laxative prescription he had used
In his practice, known to druggists
and the public since 1892, as DR.,
caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
Then, the treatment Of eonstipa.
ton, biliousnesA headaches, mental
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ach and other indispositions that
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The simpler the remedy for con.
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A bottle Of DIR, Caldwelps syrup
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The Washington times., 1927-09-29
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frequently are murdered and tossed
into the oceau

frequently are murdered and tossed
into the ocean.
lnvestiga ion of international
smuggling rings shows that head.
quarters are maintained In Mexico,
Cuba. and in overseas countries,
where contracts are made with ORR
entails and others for safe delivery
to United States.
Cuba and Mexico are said to be
infested with Orientals who want
to get into this country. In many
cases, it was learned, Americans
have paid the delivery price. Once
in United States, many of the aliens,
especially Orientals. are said to be
held virtually in bondage until they
pay their entry cost.
The Washington times., 1927-09-29
RUNNERS KILL
ALIENS At SEA-

A drive against alien smugglers
to prevent wholesale murders Of
foreigners and to check entry of
undesirables to United States was
launched by the Government today.
Coast Guard and Customs patrols
on the Michigan border and in Flor.
ida coastwise waters have been
thrown against the smugglers in
force. following reports Of the heavy
illegal human traffic.
Hundreds of illiterate foreigners,
who have paid from 500 to $500 to
smugglers to guarantee their safe
delivery into America, have been
drowned in the Gulf of Mexico and
off Florida in the last year, it was
stated.
Alien smugglers take no chances.
Approached by Government vessels
and facing capture. the foreigners
The Washington times., 1927-09-29
French Ace AbandOns
His Hop to New York

PARIS, Sept. 2S.-Dieudonne
costes. famous French ace, today
abandoned his plan to attempt =
flight across the Atlantic Ocean to
New York.
The aviator announced he was
considering flight to Buenos Aires
by way of Dakar, Pernamhueo
and Rio de Janeiro.
The Washington times., 1927-09-29
Somehow the
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The very sparkle of this famous and honored
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So it has been said that the evening never
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fingers in farewell. "I've had lovely time''
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The Washington times., 1927-09-29

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