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Show cinl i u! doijouest Resignation of General Gonzales Not Accepted by Mexican Chief. I., PASO. Te.WiH. July 2 l. -.M r- ico City rapTH r-i-fjivf"i here today :i n i.ou n--d that l,rrider:t ''.irniiin. Ii;:d 1 1 1 r i f 1 to an.'-pt Mil- n'iMrCnat lorj . f;e n-:; al r':ib'. Uonz.ile;., commander of 'he t-.outheat-orn rnditary .on:, who Is a a ndidat for thf) presidency against General vMvu.ro Obr K'J'i of Honors. Accord i lit? to Kxcehdor, C ;: til-rii 1 Gonzales Gon-zales tendered his n.-HJK nation us zone commander following some, criticism of litM candidacy while holding a. military commission, Thti nw pa in-r t old of a meeting of O-TK-r.'il ( iin (-;;n'H followers at the home of General Li . 1 1 Hill In Mexico i.'liy, to hear the report uf KaiVl Znbaran Cap-m Cap-m tin y and Juf-e Nnvelo, attorneys of MfxiV-o City, who vi:.il.-d General Obn--gun at Noales, Soii'-ra, reet.-n.ily in the 1 Int eretH of his president hi I campaign. Thf meeting was held under the auspices aus-pices of the Constitutionalist Liberal parly. J! 'A WV.'A, Mexico, July M. Sixteen Villa prisoners, including Jesus Saldana, a V ilia leader , wen' hro light h':re early today from Jasas ( Ira tides. They were c;i pi u red by ,'olonel I 'mvayn, J uly "0, during a fight ne-ar San Lorenzo, Chihuahua. Chi-huahua. The Villa prisoners will be tried I by a military court here. |