Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1928, Page 12

MEXICAN SITUATION' STILL UNCERTAIN Ccntmue in| 0br°gomstas Fuli Control—Bitterness Forms Main Danger. B the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, July 26.—The situa- | tion into which Mexico was plunged by | the assassination of President-elect Al varo Obregon continued charged with | uncertainty today. Obregonista leader: were conferring to rmine wher their support in the question of pr dontiay Bececsion would be thrown |Ft. McHenry, Near Reslorahon, to Be Used in War Rites Id Fort McHenry, of Spangled Banner fame, at Balti- more, is being so rapidly restored to the condition it was in at the time Francis Scott Key wrote the jmmemorial ode that the reconstruc- tion will be made an Appropriate and interesting part of the Biennial Congress of the National Society of the War of 1812 to be held in Balti- more September 12. Secretary Davis has informed Gen. Clinton L. Riggs, president of the society, that the restoration, au- thorized by the last Congress, will be completed sufficiently to permit making it a feature of the meeting and the War Department will be glad to cn~op¢n\le in the ceremonies. Star 'HARRISON PREDICTS BIG VOTE IN SOUTH' Scnntor Says Demoeratm Majority Will Be Biggest on General Election Record. They are undoubtedly in full control of the situstion and if they remain| united can dominats events of the lm | m"dh\t“ future. Somg ill considered ac! might, however, upset all calculations. Bitterness Forms Danger. A weck has elapsed since the assassi- nation without any fighting and revohu: _ idon under conditions inviting trouble. The most dangerous element porh\n 1 js the bitter fecling against Luis M , Tones, resigned secr v of labor, m- ! e of the Obregon group. There have | By the Associated Press, | n promiscuou es that Morones | NEW YORK, July 26.—Senator Pat! nd his Laborite pides created a “psycho- Harrison of Mississippi said Tuesday *Jogical background” by their opposition | that the South will roll up a larger | ** to Obregon, which made his assassina- | majority for the Democratic ticket this | i tion possible. | year than any on record in a general | el informed obssrvers, however, saw | election. ! prospects that Mexico would emerge| The Mississippi Senator, who accept- i peacefully from the present turbulent | ed a place on the Democratic advisory | political situation. committee, said there was no doubt | | about the South remaining true to its| Many Booms Launched. Democratic traditions. It may be, hel Those who conferred on the presiden- | said, that in certain Southern States a question included Aurelio Manrique | campaign more militant than usual | nd Antonio Soto ¥y Gama, Agrarian would be necessary to increase the | eaders, and Ricardo Topete. leader of | majorities and added that such a cam- | regon bloc, which controls Con- | paign woul made oo Senator Harrison said that the organ- | imself as provisional President under w:min le:(‘ tutional arrangements | callad ‘by Senator Robinson, the Dcmo-‘ ¥ e or that Aaron|cratic vice presidential nominee, had | which might be made of Hb ould | put Democrats in the South “on their | > favored |toes” as they never had been befc)> Numerous booms for various local and | in his memory. This, the Mississippi | {inational figures have sprung up in vari- | Senator said, would mean a larger vote s parts of the republic. Most of these, | than ever was cast at a general election bawever, have remained in a formative | in the South. stage instead of ;amerme suongm ARMY NEN CRANGED, | MGARTHUR TRANSFERRED Olympic Olflcial will faj. Hicks Ordered Here From Philippine Department. An order issued at the War De- Kansas National Guard Post. Maj. Edward H. Hicks, Field Ar- today directs Maj. Gen. vy, has been relieved from dul Douglas McArthur, commanding the mx.h the Kansas National Guard at 3d Corps Area, now at Amsterdam,| ‘Hutchinson, and ordered to this city | Holland, as president of the American ujor duty in the Mi.lmn Bureau, War De- | Olympic Association, on his return to t; Capt. George A. Horkan. {the United States following the com- | ister Corp< from duty with | pletion of the Olympic games, to pro- ithe Organized Rescrves, Third Corps|/ceed to Seattle, Wash, and take the ¥ Ared to duty with the American Bat- | first available steamer to Manila and | ‘War De- [mume command of the Philippine Mil- | itary Department. He will be relieved 3d Corps Area by | i Command ‘Commission, . Ernest C. Ayer 5th| Anltn’a M Deport Beh”Kun. % , from Brooks Pield.| VIENNA, July 26 (#).—Bela Kun, for- Tex., to the Massachusetts Institute of | mer Bolshevist dictator of Hungary, will “Technology. and Second Lieut. John ! be deported tomorrow by train to Pas- | ¥. Tower. Signal Corps. from Fort Mon- | sau, Bavaria, where the German au- ,mouth, N. J. to Rutgers University, | thorities will assume responsibility for #Mew Brunswick, N. 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