El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-13
WORCESTERSHIRE.
SAYS lRREG0N


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the attitude to be assumed by the
navy relative 70 the revolt
Gov de Ia Huerta- supreme chief OF
the revolutionary movement, is eN-
pected TO arrive In Mexico City in
about a week. according 20 dispatches
from the capital With him VIII be
Cen Gales at the head Of 5000 va
quis, who viii serve as garrison forces
liz the central part Of the country
Revolutionary leaders declare they
desire the appointment Of a prori-
sionul president who will assume "a
neutral attitude IN politics and who
VIII give assurances that the prcsi-
Dental elections will be protected. 1t
- hoped the election can be held late
in July, as provided by law.
Representative OF employees Of
street railroad companies and manu-
featuring concerns met at the capital
and agreed that strikes which have
been IN progress viii be called or
It is agreed that questions in contro-
versy viii Le settled by Cancellation
Trains left Mexico City yesterday
for Tampico, Laredo and TOrreon.
Mntamoros Surrender Asked.
Brownsville, Texas. May 13.-MeEi-
can rebel forces after evacuating
Reynosa, west Of Matamoros, when
they were advised early today that a
trainload of federal troops was ap-
preaching from Monterey, reoccupied
the town few hours later and sent
a courier demanding the surrender OF
Aatamoros- a large band Of rebels
was reported near Matamoros at noo1-
z Reyes, a revolutionary agent
crossed to Matamoros 10 negotiate
with Gen. Rafael Colunga, the federal
commander for the peaceful sur
render Of the town. II was reported
Colunga wishes only 70 retain com
mand OF Matamoros Ions enough TO
D.
in government is being effected.
Obregon Enters Capital.
Mexico City. Mex. Nay 12-lBy
horseback" marched into Mexico
City at noon Nay Q. Gen. Aware
Oregon who fled from the capital,
alone, disguised in q brakeman's
greasy clothes. in the early morninE
hours before dawn, April IS, returned
at the head OF several thousand
troops
From Tacubaya, a few miles SOUTH
candidate rode on pranclng bay
stallion through the crowded streets
as far as the national palace
Hating the procession for few
moments, Cen Obregon mounted %
the balcony OF q hotel fronting the
Plaza de ia Reforma and delivered a
short speech. explaining the ideals
that caused him 10 force president
LarEauLA TO ehaELlLe LAE AlALAAs
The appearance OF the SQnoran's
short figure. coatIess and with face
heavily bearded. and the right sleeve
dangling empty at his side, was the
signal FOR cheers
Watched By Gonzalez.
Descending, Obregon resumed his
ride through the AVenida JuareZ and
the Avenida Francisco NaderO- TO the
center Of the city The great Plaza
de Ia Constitution. which faces the
national palace and the great towers
OF the cathedral, was a veritable NOV
ing sea Of humanity.
Progress Of the procession through
the dense mass Of spectators was DIFF
ficult but Gen Obregon finally made
the circuit OF the plaza and entered
an outlying Gaze for luncheon The
general did not enter the palace,
where. from the balconies, Cen Pablo
Gonzalez, his former rival for the
presidency, and other leaders Of the
liberal revolutionary movement, were
watching the procession.
In the afternoon, Cen Oregon re-
turned 10 his headquarters, in the
suburbs OF Tacubaya-