Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-08
MAY RECOGNIZE
 DE LA HUERTA
tcoNTINuEp FROM PAGE oNEo


 1 just arrived here from Mexico City. American officials, it is stated au- thoritatively, are impressed with the evident sincerity of the expressions of Provisional President de la Huerta and of the efforts to bring about or der in Mexico, but they have taken note that the active workers in the various departments of the MeXicOn government have not been changed and that the newly appointed cabinet officers leave the work of their of fices chiefly to the same men who conducted the affairs under CarranZa. Reports reaching Washington from Mexico City state that for eigners who went to the Mexican capital to compose the difficulty
 between their companies-agricuI-
 tural, mining and manufacturing
 and the government is forced to
 whom they formerly dealt and in some cases, with the
 men who conducted the confisca-
 ton of their properties under
 carranza and that they are meet
 ing with the same difficulties as before.
 | General Gales has issued a strong order of the plaza" on the practice of moralizing the army, it is said. The treasurer has estimated that the cost of the army at present is 1,ONO.- 900 pesos day and Salvador Ava rado, acting secretary of the treasury. announced that there were "eight or ten thousand people living on the ma tion by the padding of payrolls.' zee. Reports from the border to-
 day that Villa had signed an arm
 istice had not been confirmed in
 advances received by the depart
 ment.
 One of the most serious of the mtli' tary abuses that the government that not been able to correct is the with holding of railroad cars and locomo tibes in spite of specific orders for their return to the owners. More thar
 
 of the military and the railroad Op orators say it is impossible to main |, tain freight or passenger schedule: unless the cars are restored to them General Luis NJ. Hernandez has beer sent on a tour of inspection of al the lines with orders to compel tho military chiefs to return the cars. l The school teachers in Mexico Cit! have not been paid since June 10 anc recently a petition was sent to tn senate asking for. the restoration O the department of public instruction which was destroyed by CarranZa Jose Vasconzalez. who has been re ' stored as rector of the university ai ter having been driven inti exile. is sued proclamation on reSuming hi duties uf which the opening sentepc was Tt was with a feeling of grie and sorrow that I come to this heal of ruins of what was once a depart ment (of education) which had bt gun to direct public opinion along tn paths of modern culture"
 More Revolutions
 Difficulties of reorganization an administrator apparently are not tn least serious of those facing the ney government. Reports received at tn state department today from it's rp' resentatives in that country told ( several revolutionary disturbances i various parts of the country. Thes seem % he distinct from the move ment led by Francisco Villa an while not considered serious in then selves. department officials in thei efforts to analyze the whole MeXica situation are giving them carefI study.
 l. Officials frankly state that the ne' T regime in Mexico has q great tasl ,. 10 perform before the country is rt . ! stored tO anVt hing 1iISp normal cODH