Arizona republican., 1920-05-01

AGUA PRtETA, Son., April 3o.- City, capita. or the state of the same revciutionists, # was announced by Chihuahua City is one of the larses population of approximately 4o,ooo.
 General Ignacio Enriquez, candida to General Gales, was at Santa Isabel Chihuahua to reinforce General Euee Arco, former federal commanders w1 Photographic communication was es- abolished between Chihuahua City Santa Isabel, Hermosillo, capital of So- nora, and military headquarters here shortly before o'clock tonight. Gen. Gales said he was in direct communi- cation with Gen. Enriquez.
 Expect Fall of Juarez
 The revolutionists control practically all northwest Chihuahua, it was said with the exception of Juarez. opposite Fl Paso, and Casas Grandes, near the Sonora boundary.
 Juarez is on the verge of joining
 the revolt, according to claims of
 military leaders here, and it's fall
 was expected within 24 hours. At
 Casas Grandes Carranza troops
 have been concentrating for three weeks for an attempt to invade So-
 nora and vvrest the state from the
 revolutionary leaders.
 The revolutionists claim they have between 5000 and 1000 troops under their command in Chihuahua These include infantry, cavalry and "de1ense sociaIes,'' or home guards
 Telesraphic communication with Chi huahua was perfected tonight between the governors palace at HerInosilo, sonora, and the governors palace at Chihuahua City, in which the rebels have established their headquarters The telegraph line was operating rom Chihuahua City to Minaca, Chihuanua on the Kansas City & Orient railroad, fbence to La Junta Sinaloa; Alamos, sonora, and Hermosillo- oummCni- cation then was established to the headquarters of Gen. Calles hefe through Nogales.
 The Concuest of Chihuahua
 Gov. de la Huerta sent the following message to Gen. Gales concerning the Chihuahua situation:
 q will wire you now (S ?. m) the first aspect of the conference l had with Chihuahua. Chihuahua said:
 "We salute you cordially with due respect and are informing you that on the 18th of this month at D. r1 we declared for the move Ieadership Notwithstanding we did not have any forces under our command. we led a movement with the garrison of this place that agreed to join us. G
 "We fought a battle with the Sixty-second regiment, which re- fused to iofn us. On the 27th we
 made prisoners of the Sixty second reqinnent in its entirety
 "WAKE UP, MERiCA"
 NEW YORK, April 3O--The United States as a nation must get together
 f1Fa ration which confronts the world as 1T would a foreign war, Assistant sec retary of the Treasury LetflngWeh told the academy of political science at it's semi annual meeting here to- day. ,.s ,,,, The gathering was attended oy nrorninent bankers, business men ana public officials from various parts or the country
 United States Senator w. F.. Eoge of New Jersey, who was to have ad- dressed the academy, was unaDie to be present It was dec1deded to in- cIude his prepared speech in the print 6d record of the meeting.
 ITO date we control the loiIo"lnS cities: Parral, Jiminez. Calnargo, and in general all the northwestern part Of the state. Only in Casas GrandeS and Juarez are left some forces under General Urbalejo and General hscooar' which have not defined their attitude, hur inst now we are working near mem with such success that We have accomplished dividing, into several fractions apart from one another. Ur- balejo's columns
 General Quiorga fled in a ridiculous manner from Camargo with six men All his forces refused to take his or ders and joined our ranks.
 Will March on Torreon
 We also are garriSoning towns with regional forces under General Enri- aueZ. so we will be able to march on Torreon with the forces of the liberal army we have received reports that near T-orrery7a our movement has been fol- lowed by forces that formerly belonged 10 General Amaro's command. As soon as we get more precise information re- a-arding the situation about the Tor reon district We will advise you fur ther-
 ..Thc total forces belonging to our 1ibzraI army are from 5000 to 1000 men, ! infan-I-y. cavalry and defense sociales- | we nave 100 machine guns and If !. ..,~ron of different caliber.
 T, The generals, chief officers and i Jfi.ates congratulate you on this great J As ory- in the state of Chihuahua. Very respectfully, 4gned)
 tGENERAL EUGENIO MARTINEZ. |
 ENERAI4 JOAQUIN AMARO-
 sGENERAL LOSE AAIARILLOS.
 .f.ENER AL ABUNDIO GOMEZ
 when news Of the Chihuahua victory was known btigIes and bands paraded lie streets here and criers called the ] A citizens and soldiers to general mili- 1 tar-v headquarters. The message from 6.nihuahua was read to them by Luis |