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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-14
THE LAST STRAW

MoNG THE mingled complex tasks of modern civiza-
4 ton that of carrying communication is nearly the
most important public SERVICE such that conducted by
the Connecticut Company is Of the nature service
rendered by police department. fire department. by
educational system.
The suspension of transportation in the streets of Bridge
port would be Immediately followed by
and paralysis than the of either fire. police
teaching service would be.
In place of police the militia would in In place of
the regular fire department other might be readily
enporiZed of teaching service for period
would be than accenuation of the
ton
The sudden suspension of trolley service could not be i'm
medately reeded There would be considerable period
of docaon positive suffering before the
void could be filled.
This is why all public corporations have received
their charters the understanding that their rights and
privileges will be forfeited they do not perform the duties
which their franchises confer upon them
When Lucus NJ Storrs, speaking the head of the Con-
neccut Company said to Bridgeport 1--WE will suspend
vice if you do not Immediately destroy the neys which
pete with he threatened to do precisely what the Boston
police did, His methods the those Of the
temporized Soves of Seattle and Winnipeg.
To such demand, made in such and for such
purpose the city should but this
form another:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-14

"MR STORRS YOUR PROPOSITION AMOUNTS
TO THREAT AND EXTORT1ON YOU ARE HOLD
ING UP THE CITY AT THE POINT OF A GUM 1T
is YOUR DUTY TO GIVE SERVICE. IF YOU HAVE
WRONGS, OR GRIEVANCES, 1T is YOUR DUTY TO
SUBMIT THEM TO THE USUAL COURSE OF LAW,
OR ARBITRATION. DO YOUR DUTY If YOU SUS-
PEND SERVICE, WE WILL TAKE EVERY MEANS
TO CARRY ON THE WORK THAT YOU LAY DOWN.
AND WE WILL USE EVERY MEANS AVAILABLE TO
HONEST CITIZENS, UNDER THE LAW TO SEE
THAT YOUR COMPANY NEVER EXERCISES A PUB
Lie FRANCHISE in THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT
AGAIN."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-14
OBITUARY
Frank GiJVick.

Frank Gillick died this morning at
the residence of his sister, Mrs. Peter
O'Connor, 154 Lexington avenue. He
leaves to mourn his loss three broth
ers, John and Joseph of this city, and
James with the Ringing Brothers
circus.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10
SIX A. M.

At six when my alarm cuts loose
I'm too fatigued for any use, nor
am ! anxious to arise and wash
the cobwebs from my eyes.
So reaching fer the pesky clock
wildly sling 1t half block
and thereupon. as habit goes,
turn over for another doze.
Thus am I privileged by fate to
snore away It'll nearly eight
when suddenly 1 jump about and
put my clothes on wrong side out
I mess things up around the place
and try to shave ard cut my face.
and when at last stand complete.
must rush to work and cannot eat.
make my resolution then to
never get up late again. but when
I'm rung next day at six I'm up
to Just the same old tricks.
N. A. LUFBURROw.
Copyright. l8o. by The Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.)
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10
New York City
By o. o. McIntyre


New York. Feb. >s.-,shades OF o.
Henry and the days OF his hungry.
humble ladies' In their ''fifth floor
back walk pp without work who nm
naiiy sought peace eternal via the
gas Jet or river. Never. even In the
days when wars alarm and the draft
took the boys campward' has the call
been so loud for female help"
The female workers are picking and
choosing these days and only the
only the most attractive Of prospects
lure girls to accept jobs. Long since
the suffering employers gave up the
idea OF advertising In one and two
lines after this manner:
Wanted: Experienced saleslady: SIS
to start. Address application to Box
TX.
No self-respecting. experienced
saleslady would In these piping days
OF jazzed workers and high speed
pay checks (come quick and go quick
err look twice at such request, let
alone waste postage. The saleslady
and factory girl hunters must needs
dilate upon the virtues of his estab-
lishment about like this:
Pleasant Surroundings. liberal start
| ing salary, rapid advancement. gen.
erous bonus over and above salary
every three months; attractive work.
ing hours. half days Saturday; work
requires no. previous experience;
bright clean Offices. rest rooms, libra
ry, lunch rooms and food at cost"
| This is not an exaggeration but an
exact copy OF a recent advertisement s
preface. Good pay while learning
is overworked bait and SENS to have
lost its charm. 'f'ree lunch" and hot
coffee when wanted are said TO have
pulling power. SO long as the quality
is up to standard.
STEADY work. is without virtue.
steady in this era of enforced steadi-
ness. Numerous vacations on half
nay" is far better, and ION full pay
is claimed 10 be a sure shot.
Let now the uniformed worry
\ about the skilled and ambitious maid
ems who are not making SO much as
they would IL they we're In the pro-
fession best suited to their talents.
May. Ann and Jane and their sisters
have their weather eyes as we'll as
their ears open these days. One and
all are ready and willing to listen to
reason. Any added attraction or
emolument worthy of attention will
get it.
There is a new way of entertaining
visitors to New York. or course
visitors have to come here these days
to buy and barter and exchange. In
the old days a Hing on Broadway sat-
isfied the visitor and in a few days
he packed up his headache and went
home. Now it has been noticed that
more and more hosts are taking the
visitors to see Trinity church yard
and Washington's pew in st. Paurs
and ending with a visit TO the
aquarium. As a result visitors will
be talking about their visits for years
and in the old days they didn't re-
member much about 1t.
tie island that wives have replaced
mules in the Turkish harems does
not startle. One reads in his own
screening journey that Ricardo Dim
molo. of the East Side. has been us
ing his wife to pack a trunk on her
back from house to house where he
dis played laces. It was revealed by
the fact that after hard day she
dropped the trunk going up stairs
and Ricardo basted her in the eye
and called for succor and the police
rcame.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10
At the Theaters

shubert- acknowledgements sylvia and o,s
lar Marak in Carmen"
National = RAYMOND Hitchcock in Hitch,
koo. 1919"
Beiasco-"Nightie Night"
Pou's-''Tick Tack Toe"
Moore's Rialto - The Street CaIIe1
straight
Leew's Palace Mary fickford In ''Poily
anna"
CrsndaIrs Metropolitan - Nstimova In
Stronger Than Death"
Loew's Columbia Clark In IAN
Of q Sudden Peggy" g
Cosmos Continuous vaudeville and pictures.
Crandaii's Knickerbocker-''Everyw
b. y. Keith's-vaudeville.
crapdalrs = Charlotte Walker in "Eve In
Exile"
Moore's Gsrden--''Huckleberry Finn."
Moore's str.nd-''rhe Fighting Roosevelts.' .
Gsyety--''2oth Century Maids."
Boily-'sRaEzle passis Of i9io."
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10
Naval Orders

Lieut.. John J. clausey-Det. Q. 6. g. Chi.
csro; to command Q. s. s. Delaware.
Lieut.. Benjamin Ii. cornins-Det. Q. S. s.
Maine; to conn. Z. o. q. s. g. whipple and
on board when conmsd.
Ems. Stuart K. Fox-Det. o. s. q. Ken
tucky; to U. S. s. Mars.
Ems. Edward R. J. Grfnn-Det. R. s.
Boston; to Z. 8. s. Virginia.
Lieut.. Rex Lee. Hicks-Det. Z. s. 8. ID.
wards: to conn. I. o. q. 9. s. Parrott and
on board as Ensr. Officer when commsd.
Lieut.. Jesse 8. Hooper - Det. Q. s. s.
Georgia; to Navy Yard, Mare Island, Cal.
Lieut.. Emory y. Hosmer-Bet. q. s. g
Eagle Il, TO U. s. 8. Virginia
Lieut.. Condr. John C. Jennings Det
Command Destroyer Div, to Z. Z. Pacinc
feet: TO conn Z. o. U. s. s. Edssn, and In
command when commsd.
Lieut.. william J. Larson-Det. Z. 3. q
Greer; to conn. Z. O. Z. =. s. MacDeish and
on board when commsd.
Lieut.. John c. Lindberf-Det. L. s. 6.
FALCON; to Navy Yard. New York. y. Y.
Ems. George ]. Msl0ne-Det. r. s., New
York: to U. s. s. Kentucky.
Lieut.. Maurice s. Msthis-Det. Naval Ira.
sta, Hampton Rds.. Va; to Nav. Rice
Range. Virginia Beach, Wa.
Lieut.. pcuald b. McClary-<Det U. 8. 8.
Gulfport; 20 L. s. s. Eagle IL.
IAeut. John McKean-Det. [. =. s. Michi-
ran: to U. 8. 8. Maine.
Lieut.. Harold c. olson-Det Third Nav
Dist; 10 U. s. s. Falcon.
Lieut.. Claude =. Padeett-Det. Navy Yard,
Mare Island. Cal: to L. s. s. Georgia.
Lieut.. Kendall Preston-Det U. q. 8. Dor
sey: TO conn. {. o. q. S. s. Psrrott. and on
board ss executive officer when commsd.
Lieut.. william Mex. Reifel-Det L. s. s.
Champiin; to conn Z. o. U. 8. s. EdSall
and on board ~ senior officer WHEN commsd.
+. elk. Charles 4. Schooley-Det n. s..
New York; to L. 8. q. New Hampshire, duty
with supply officer.
Gun. Charles c. Thomss-Det. Naval RAD,
Sta, North Head. Wash: TO OF. iu CHAIR,
radio activities In vicinity San Pedro. Cal
Including submarine base San Pedro, Cal.
fnflewood. Cal; Avalon. Santa Catalina Ia
land.
Lieut.. Clsud c. viekey-Det. U. s. s
Chew; TO conn. Z. c. U. s. &. Edsan and OF
board as executive OF. when commsd.
Lieut.. Wilbur J. Brown-Det. U. s. 8. yu-
piter; TO U. 8. Q. Alaneda.
Lieut.. John II. Kinnaird-Det. r. BARRACKS
Hampton Rds-. Vat 70 G. 8. 8. Guifport.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10
What Congress Did
Yesterday

sENATE.
The Senate adopted the motion of
Senator Lodge to suspend the rules
and lay the peace treaty before
that body. The treaty will be re-
ported back to the Senate today.
A bill to abolish the United
States Housing Corporation and au-
thorize the Secretary OF the Treas
ury to sell the property was
passed.
A bill by Senator Myers would
amend the Federal reserve act SO
as materially to enlarge the powers
of the Federal reserve banks and
member banks. 1t was referred to
the Committee on Banking and
Currency.
A bill by Senator woleott would
authorize the acquisition of a site
for the Department Of State. IL
was referred to the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds.
. Senator Knox read into the Rec
ord eleven petitions from posts of
the American Legion praying for
pasasge OF the so-called Davey Sc
dition bill
Met at noon and adjourned at All
p. m
Democrats began a caucus immedi-
ateiy after adjournment Of the House
to adopt a policy in the pending fight
on universal compulsory military
training.
Secretary of War Baker transmitted
letter from President Wilson to Rep
resentative Caldwell, OF New York,
asking that House Democrats stand
, together for some form of military
training and preparedness.
The House sat in the Committee
iof the Whole and discussed the aeri-
cultural appropriation bill.
During a discussion over cutting "a,
messengers for the Department of As-
riculture from the appropriation bill
Representative Blanton, of Texas
Democrat, and Representative Nolan,
Republican. of California, nearly came
to blows over language used by the
latter.
Representative Baer, of North Da-
kota, introduced a resolution REQUEST
ing Congress to designate a week to
be known as Liberty Week" in the
United States for the purpose of
stimulating patriotism.
A resolution by Representative Pur-
nell. Of Indiana, to cut from the asri-
cultural appropriation bill $4,000 for
garden seeds, to be distributed by
congressman, was defeated, l3o TO II.
Representative James r, Mann of
Illinois, opened the days session in
the absence of Speaker Gillet.
The Ways and Means Committee
considered legislation relieving Amer
lean concerns organized for foreign
business from domestic taxes.
Mark r. Evans, former military
intelligence officer, testified on Ioatins
by workmen at Muscle Shoals before
the War Department Expenditure
Committee.
The following committees also met;
Naval Affairs. Military Affairs, Inn
migration. Mines and Mining. For
eign Affairs and Appropriations.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

II. ]. Carr. Wallick; E. c. Dawson,
Wallick: A. J. Duesberry, Gregorian;
Z. X. Finkhouser. Navarro: +. Hop.
kins, Herald Square; Laura Lewis
Park Avenue; d. Pitchett, Grand; A.
S. Reid, Herald Square; j. A. Reid
Herald Square; Myer Cohen. Neither
land; Mrs. NJ. Cohen. Netherland: +.
B. Crosby. st. Andrew; F. II. Garner
Alcazar; l. T. Jones. Netherland; Jno.
Murray. Empire; Mrs. 3no. Murray,
Empire; R. O'Donnell. Flanders; c,
Webster, Algonquin; Miss J. Bowden,
Marlborough; L M. Bowles, Navarro;
o. s. Dame, Breslin; H. NJ. Kennedy,
Navarro.
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES.
]. Grober, furs; ]. MacFarquhar,
toys.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY o. THE YEAR
By John KendrIek Bangs.
MY STRIKE.

MY STRIKE.
Copyright, 1890. by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Were l to strike 1 think 'twould be
For longer days than those we see
Say sixty hours, maybe more.
So short indeed are twenty-four.
With much to do our goals to win.
And time too scarce to do it in.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10

South Newbuy VT, who died recently, spent
tobacco liquor the inside of
passed evening from his family remarks
mo wonder he died There something the matter
with him."
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10

Perhaps would simplify expert seancers
would with the ghost of old
him tabou his chances OF coming back
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10

With definite information subject is ventured that
tho who Beautiful Snow commit his literary
ofof several days after it fell
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10

The Democratic of New plan to run Norman
Mack for the United States Senate Republicans will proba
bly, describe it Mack Sennett candidacy.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10
re.perss-rs Repsrt

Relative humidity-s a. N. g; 0. n.
81: y. m. -.
Rsinfan % p. m % Q D. n-). .. Hour
shine. AZ per cent
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10
The Weather
Fsreunse.

District Of colunhaa. hsry1an< ssd VIZ
morrcv. partly cioudys not nsch cnsnfs N
tenpsnfup: no1ents 10 fr>>h sosfh vin1z-
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10

The potato peers of Chicago union and demand
Must be the armys former kitchen police in the
membership.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10

al they do Kaiser associates and are fearful
sbott let them the hands of N. NJ
Nok SPECTATORS.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10
Departures frsn Ner..I.

Aeeumuiated deficiency of tempersturs
since January 4. ia2o. la; deheiescy Of
Temperature since february 1, 1850 -.
Aecumuhted excess Of preclpltation sine
January i. 1seo, +o.H.
+I.A.
-; lowest, g.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10
FrsternsI Events.

Hope Council No. ]. Sons and
Daughters OF Liberty. meeting.
Naval Lodge Hall. s D. m
Community Center Events.
Powell Community Center. address
by Clarence Phillips. and meeting Of
Community Association .. m.
Wilson Normal Community Center.
classes in domestic art. French. Span
ish. rhythmic dancing. social stenoS-
raphy, children's gymnastics and a
social dance, afternoon and night.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10

jf you take it from Gov. Smith, of New York. and OF
Dernocratic convention will not be dry affair
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10

Petograd according to dispatches has named breaker
rissss. Over here call them Correspondents
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10

Judging entirely by what served Il
ALMOST certainty tired business all good ar 6s,-.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10

The United States will officially define the Monroe
h request of Salvador but foreign countries NAV take
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10
Musical Events.

Mary Garden. song recital National
Theater, 40 y. m.
Rubinstein Club concert. with
Maria 'Conde, Masonic Auditorium.
$3.50 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10

Marshal Foch says that war is industry Possibly
productive
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10

Wet panks may be useful for things but not in build;
Democratic platform. according to Mr. Bryan
The Washington herald., 1920-02-10


tobacco liquor the inside
No wonder he died There have something matter
with him"
Perhaps it would simplify if of
would with the ghost of
him about his chances of coming back.
subject it is ventued that
the who Beautiful commit his literary
ofor several days after it fell
The Democratic of New plan to run Norman
Mack the United States Republicans will prob
bly, hescrbe it Mack Sennett candidacy.
The pees of Chicago union and demand
membership.
they do the Kaiser associates and are fearful
bot the let them the hands of the New
Nok SPECTATORS.
Judging entirely by what up for their
ALMOST certainty tired business all good ar 6enre
Jf take from Gov. York and other. ,b
Denocrstic convention will not be dry affair.
The United States will officially define the Monroe doc,,
h request of Salvador but foreign may take notice
Marshal Foch that industry Possibly So but not
productive
Peograd according Dispatches has named breaker Of mar
rssss Over here we call them correspondents =.
Wet panks may be useful for not in buld;uu
Democratic PLATFORM according to Mr. Bryan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
FUERON FUSILADOS
TRECE REBELDES
Los capturaron al sur de
Ures y sin formacion de
causa, ejecutados

Ts,,..,auq Especial 7crG Ii PRENSI.
NOGALES. Arizona, Enero 10
Han llegado la frontera noticias pro
cedentes del interior del Estado de
Sonora. informando que un grupo de
trece rebeldes. capturados al sur de
Ures. Ia antigua capital sonorense,
fueron fusiladcs sin formation de
causa Dor orden del jefe carranclsta
Eduardo Gonzalez, con autorlzaclcn
plena del nuevo iefe de las operaclo-
mes en- el Estado de Sonora, Juan Jo-
Sc Rios, Official Mayor de la Secre-
taria de Guerra.
Sc dice cue los encargados de Ia
canpana contra los yaquis = en- ge-
neral contra todos los rebeldes, en-
el vecino Estado, estan empleando
el sistema de fusilar a cusltos lndlVl-
duos son captur4dos con las arnlas
en- la mano en- Ia zona rebelde, mas
So ignora 81 tai sistema ha sido orde-
nado por Carranza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
Ell jefe de policio
Orozco, arresto a
dos empleados
de una Cia.
Han confesado ser ellos quie-
mes dieron muerte a
Bolnes y Roney

Tcicguma Especial para Ii PHGNSA.
LAREDO. Texas, Enero 13.-Un
despacho de Tampico comunica que
los presuntos aSesinos de los ciuda-
danos americanos Boley Y Roney,
muertos cerca del Puerto de LoboS
a principles del ano. han sido apre-
hendidos por la policia federal del
coronel Carlos Orozc0, Quien, acclden
taImente tiene, ademas, el cargo de
iefe de las armas en- Tampico.
Los presuntos responsables de la
muerte de los citadoS americanos, en-
pleaGos ambos de la -omparia petro-
lifera TraScontinental, declararon a
Orozco. segin dice el inforne referi-
do. ouienes son sus completes, Y { tos
estan va localizados y su captLia Sc
corsidera segura.
Segun expresa el despacho de Tam
pico. Orczco. declare que el consul de
los Estados Unidos en- Tampico, Mr..
Fitzpatrick. le hizo saber que Sc ha-
llaba satisfecho de los esfuerzos des-
plegados por los agentes federales pa
ra aprehender y castigar los respon-
sables de Ia muerte de los ciudadanos
americanos Boles : Roney.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
EL CONSUL JENKINS
ESTA EMPENADO EN-
QUE LO ARRESTEN
DESATfENDE LA ORDEN DE C0MPARECENClA
DTCTADA POR UN JUZGADO De PUEBLA
Sc exrana ell consul de que 10 ayan prehenddo antes SIN
motuo de que 10 deien dbre ahoro que esta
desobedeciendo deliberadomenie la ley

plagiario, Y en- camblo perma-
necen completamentc tranquiIas GUAM
do comece una violacion q Ia ley,
como lo es el desobedecer el llama
do que le hacc su juez para que COM
uarezca ante 81 I rendir declaracio-
nes Ell union de algunos indlvlduos
que Sc supCne pertenccian las fuer-
zas de Cordora Y que Sc rindieron al
gobiernC.
Las ultimas no:icias trasmitidas
de Puebla, hoy, indican que cl Juez
Guzman cerro va cl proceso con las
diligencias practicadas con los cX-
rcbeldes. Y que puso la causa a la Wis
ia de las parties decidiendo citar para
Ia audicncia definitiva.
f. agente consular jenkins ha de-
clarado cue no sc trasladara a Pue-
bla y que espera que el Juez de Dis
trito dicte su resclucion declarando
que no cs culpable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
OTRA VEZ
FL PAPEL
MONEDA
DISFRAZAN A LOS
BILIMBiQUES
Con ell caracter de bonos del
gobierno emitirGn mo-
media en- Mexico

TclrgrGHrG Especial para II PEENSi.
ClUDAD DE MEXICC, Enero 10.
De nuevo el gobierno rcvoluciona-
rio ha emitido y puesto en- circulation
papel moneda.
La Comisi0n NIonetaria es la encar-
gada. ahora. de la emission de dicho
papel maneda. que Sc dara los CO.
uncertainties para que resuelvan cl pro-
bIcma de la escasez de moneda frac-
clonaria.
Tn Ge-rcto eXpedido per Carranza
: e. Sccretario de Hacienda, autori-
"a a la Comision Monctaria para
cmitir certificates por valor de I'm
peso Y de cincuc0ta centavos. limi-
tando la cxhibici6n De tales certifica-
dos al valor Dc los dep0sitos en- orc
que tenca la Comisi6n referida.
Fl decreto e%prcsa que la emission
dc certificates Ne ha hecho aten-
diendo a la sclicitud dc las casas CO.
mcrcialcs. como una medida para re-
solver eI grave problema de la falta
de numerario. Los comerciantes que
deseen obtener tales certificates. de-
beran crtrcgar en- Ia Comisiou Mo-
netalia Gro nacional en- la cantidad
que dcsecn ob;cnpr de papel moneda.
forzosa. De csta mancra. Sc dice. el
valor dc les certificates queiara de-
bidmrte garantizado y no podr;in ser
dcprcciados.
Vcinticinco milloncS dc peso On pa
pei lnoneda scran emitidos por cl &C.
biernc, siendo ounce miIlones en- GER
tificados &C a peso y dicz millones en-
certificadc de cincucnta centavos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-14
PROTES TARAN
LOS MILTTA.RES
OBREGONISTAS
POR LA PROHlB[CION
De VOTAR EN- LAS
ELECCIONES
Sc dice que serG general la
protesta de todaS las cla-
ses afectas al
candidate


CIUDAp DE MEXICO, Enero 13
-Pasadas las clecciones municipalities,
Que durante ell ult:mo mes del ano
pasado. ocuparon totalnente las acti,
vidaGes de los politicos. vuelven otra
vez circular cn meetings, en- cor"'-
Hos v'reunicncs, noticias Y rumores
rc)acionadcs con la campana presl-
dcncial. que habia Quedado en- sus-
pcnso.
I'm cl resto dc la repUblica. apenas
81 hay luian sc ocupc dc Ia question
presidential: toda ella Sc aaneJa, TO-
da ella Sc hacc, mcjor dicho en- esta
cjudad. y bucna prucba dc clio cs
ouc hasta pasadas las eleccioncs de
nodeyes municipales. vuelve a haoIar-
co 10 candidates. lie problemas poll
ticos. de proc!amas y d. postulacio-
nes.
Los miiitncS cr {!
obrcq0HiSpfo.
Fl rumor del dia. cs cl de Que los
n,;litarcs obregonistas van protes-
ra,. dc manera energica. contra Ia pro-
hibici6n del gobierno, para que tomch
participacion pclitica.
Tola una organization Official ma
estado encargada de vigiIar porque
1os n,;Ii:arcs no tomen participation
On las activdides politicas de los civil
les. De -ayeriguar quicncs son los gu
70 haccn. y Dc procedcr a castigarloS
en- alguna forna.
Esto Sc la podido hacer con Jetes
y ofiriales de graduation inferior. A
aicunos generates. ostensibLemente
rezclados en- la politica, sc les ma
nuitado el mardo de fUerZaS 0 muda-
10 de zona: perU cs cl caso que, seglHl
SO sabc. pasan de Glen los generates
noIiticos. Y todos ellos son cbreGens-
tas y no ouiercn nj ncgarlo, nj quedar-
Sc sin trabajar en- pro de su candida
to.
Guitar q mando. c&st!gar. mudar
De zona a Glen generates. es va algo
mas djficil uue castigar un otlclai'
Que guitar el mando a un general. Asl
nuss el gobierno Sc vera en- la prccl,
sion de estudiar un uevo nrocedlmlen-
to para que los militares no hagah
campala obregonista.
Por lc prcnto. So sabe que dlchos
militares estan tratando de obtener
del gcbierno, su libcrtad de accion en-
asuntos pcliticos, y que Sc dirigIran
al Prcsidente dc la Repdblica. pidlen
dole que sea ret fmada la orden cue
nrohjbe mezclarso en- la question cleo
toral a los militares, aplicandoia So
10 en- los casos en- que estos hagan
uso de su caracter militar para clio,
O abandonen. para atender las poll
ticas. sus o6ligaciones como miemoros
del e;ercito.