| Show NE NEW REVOlT IN MEXICO IS REPORTED I General Gonzales Political Leader at Monterey Is Heading Band of Rebels Against De Facto Regime Mexico City July 9 The Tho government has decided to reject re reject reject re- re the peace proposals of Francisco Villa Gen Francisco R. R Serrano under s secretary of war and marine told the Associated Associated Asso Asso- Press today Only unconditional unconditional unconditional un un- conditional surrender he declared do- do dared clare would be accepted BT ny Universal lc-e lc S SAN CAN AN ANTONIO Tex July 9 Gen n. n Pablo Gonzales one of the strong strongest st political figures in Mexico Mesko is is the latest to revolt against the theDe Dc De la Ia Huerta government according to an intercepted mess message ge from Mexico Mexico Mex Mex- ico leo Cit City signed by Gen Elias Ca Calles es a a. copy of which r reached ached Here liere this afternoon G n v WhO bs been e living v In Monterey since his retirement from tho the army left lett that city yesterday esterday at nt the tho head of ot men inca according to the mes mes- sage sas-e. Gonzales' Gonzales Staff Officers in Prison Washington Ju July 9 Ad Advice to th the state department toda today from Crom the American Amer meI ican embassy In Mexico City said sahl a il number of officers rs formerly on the staff of ot Gen Con Pablo Pahlo Gonzales were in prison on the charge of plotting nt against ag tho the government that the state of or Chiapas was as In open rebellion and I that Gen Francisco J. J Murguia who was defeated for tor governor In th tic the state stat I of at Michoacan had raised the lag flag oCre of oC re rebellion The Thc Mexican embassy has lias received ed official advices which it St made public today stating that Generals Juan lIar Dar ragan Alfredo ahel Lucio Luclo Blanco and Col Coh Paulino Fonte returned to Mexico from the United States where the they fled led after aCter the tho killing killing kill kill- In ing o of Carranza The Tho embassy statement statement state state- ment said the authorities fn fn a accordance accord ance with an order b by the thc RON government so eminent have not nol prevented their entry In or order er erto to pursue them in due time so o ps oS to cut their possible retreat Mexico City newspapers hero here today toda give prominence to reports that thal two t of these generals Blanco and together with Ignacio Cormir ly 1 amb ambassador to 10 the United ll States Stale attended a t junta held recently at S San n JI Antonio Tex Tc for the tho purpose of promoting promoting promoting pro pro- a a. new revolution re looking to the restoration of ot the Carran Carranza u gorem gov bOv- gor- gor em m eat These accounts said it was decided first to obtain the release from prison of ot anuell Berlanga minister of the tho interior and head of ot the Carranza Carranza Carranza Car- Car ranza cabinet who those attending tho the junta claimed was the legitimate successor to Carran Carranza a b bj by virtue of be being beins belag be- be lag ins the tho highest executive officer o of j I Ithe the government after arter Carranza's d death ath The Tho censorship In Mexico City has been restored as copies of the Mexico City newspapers reaching Washington have h whole columns blank No o explanation explanation explanation nation is made by these pap papers rs of oC the rene renewal al of ot tho the consor's activities I Villa Agrees to c I Retire From Politics Il l l Mexico City July I. i.-Francsco Villa yma in his peace proposals to the government govern overn- ment mente guarantees that If his conditions oll m are accepted he ho will make Chihuahua the safest state In the lie republic and I j promises to help crush uprisings R in other states stales according to El 11 Universal toda today y Villas Villa's terms the newspaper sa says ayt In- In dude retention by 11 him of oC the rank ranh of or divisional general which he souM use useIn usein lC In policing Chihuahua the allotment of ot ota ofa a n tract In Chihuahua for tor the use of ot his soldiers 1 and the retention of men menI I under his command d Villa 1 pi allegiance to the government of President dent clent de ule In a Huerta and General and a agrees res not nol to take tho the punishment t J of or his enemies Into hl his o own hands b besides be- be sides offering to from rom political life lIe except as us a private cit lace Pen Pending ln negotiations Villa agrees grees to withdraw from S1 uc ill I and Conchos respecting lives w and property provided tho the forces of or Gen Joaquin maro Anaro re remain remain remain re- re main Ht stationary lo He lie promises not not- notto to attack or towns during the thep p parle parleys s. s despite the fact act that he has hns r. r no rc guarantee g Amaro will suspend hostilities hostilities hos hos- Villas Villa terms were brought here lucre II by I I. I Torres TorreN pf cut It Kl ii l Paso laso who wh con conferred coui- coui f tarred with Villa on behalf of the pro c Continued Page on-Page 2 a ANOTHER REVOLT L T IN I MEXICO IS REPORTED Continued From Page 1 1 visional government and laid them before he- he fore the tho authorities While promising to abstain from Crom punishing his enemies Villa reserves the rl right ht to bring charges against them before tho the proper tribunals lie He declares he will not seek neck public office but Insists on tho the ap appointment ap ap- of or some somo provisional governor go of Chihuahua pending pending- the tho exercise o of oC free tree suffrage e by the people of or the state UPI OPINIONS leiNS ON CO CO L AIM 1 SITUATION SITUATIONS v AI L LAS AS TO SlID r 1 on July JulO 0 a. a J. Widely d dout out eat opinions as I. I to tho nation supply wore heard by the In tit commerce commission today at Ii it ltd in ing on the advisability of modify order requiring preference bo J coal mines cast of oC tho the th the tho assignment f of ot open top cars witnesses aid cald hl the tho count country w wa ln the tha worst coal s sho ho Its history 11 I tor while others declared equal finality that there was no no a age c t r The commission wn was Sl asked to tor Its order odor o- o cr originally Issued for a nj 1 day dy period on July 21 so 50 as' as as as' give BO so much of or a n a. a monopoly o oto oto 01 to the co coal l mines and also to m. m order more dra drastic tic and continual longer or than thirty days Ther no Indication by the tiro corn commission probable action and tho the heart hear In bo be continued tomorrow om of public utilities s s' s throughout hou t thu xhu eastern half d country also asked that thal prof treatment be given n their comps compa that 1 r. r winter reserve stock ml rol accumulated In the next few mo me Their contention that a coal j lg exists C was the opposite lImon tc o given Ivon by py rY George H II C Cof of oe the tho American Wholesale Coa elation v who ho said present was equalling consumption Mr In expressed the opinion that th price for Cor coal at the mine mino w wo o 3 DO tiO a a. ton anti and John Moore rep Ins ing the Ohio miners added tb tha tb an an anad ad adequate q car supply the cost coat fall tall to xo 1 I 1 t 4 j 1 |
