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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

thought Of how far-rcaching they
would be, passed round the world
In EarJled form Of every variety.
"" was quoted ns having said In
erect that men past that age were
of no value in the progress Of hu-
manity ana that men who had
reached the age OF SO should bo
chlOruformed.
Later issued Denial.
Doctor Osler remained silent on
the subject for a considerable period.
and then issued a statement, IN
which hc declared:
Il did not SAY men al 60 should
be chlOrOfOrmvd. That was tho
point Tn the novel TO which I re-
terrcd ana upon which the plot
hinged"
Tho novel In question was THE
Fixed Period written by Anthony
TroLope. Ia 1882.
Doctor Oslor was criticized by the
public and press generally, ana In
answer to these hc said.
The criticisms have not shaken
my convictions that the telling work
Of the world has been done and IL
done by men undcr 40 wears OF age
The exceptions which have been
given only Illustrate the rule.
Wanted Retirement at 90.
1T would be 10 the general good
II men at so were retired from ac-
tive work. We should miss the
energies Of some yOung-old men,
but on tho whole 1t would be OF
greater service TO the sexagenarians
themselves"
Nevertheless and Notwithstanding s
his Views on this subject Doctor
Oslor himself remained IN active
practice until the close OF his life,
Having served In Johns Hopkins Ia
1905. he was called, at the age OF
&c. 10 oxford university as rcgiua
professor Of medicine. the highest
honor In the bcstowal OF British
institutions Of learning
For his great services In medi-
cine he was knighted. ana created
baronet by King George at his
coronation In 1911. During the wal
he rendered great services to the
empire as organizer and counsellor
and was one OF the leaders in the
recent concerted movement to bring
British medical education 10 the
highest plane Of thor 1ughness.
The only son Of Sir william Os-
Ter, Lieut., Edward Osler. was killed
in action In 1917.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
ACTRESS KILLED IN WRECK
Nanita Fitkhugh Ne, ~ Death I'm
Auto Near Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. i.--Vanita
Fitzhugh Of New York, actress. was
killed In an automobile accident In
this city early today. with two
men. she was returning from New
Years celebration 20 the home OF
friends she was visiting when the
motor car In which they were rid
ing sk.ddod and ran into the rail-
ing OF bridge. Miss Fitzhugh
catapuited over the windshield. She
fell a distance OF 60 feet to the
ground below.
Miss Fl'2hugh, who was "a years
old. had just returned from a six
months engagement In London.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
ysnccy Is ON The job

Attorney G, l.. Ydncey, recently
by Il. l.. Williams to
succeed J. II. wilkins. resigned. as
United states commissioner a. Tulsa,
took up his duties yesterday, re-
moving the office from the post
office building to the eighth floor
OF the Mayo building Judge WIKI
ms completes almost four years as
local representative of the federal
court for eastern oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
NEW YEARS SPENT QUIETLY.
Little l. Done at Wnshington-Duy
IL Much Like SUNDAY,

NASHlntiltN. Jan NaN
Years was observed so quietly In
Washington that 1t was much like
an ordinary sunday There were no
public receptions ana church srI,-
Ices We're not different from those
In hundreds OF American cities.
President Wilson's illness forced
apauuuu.u.t ot larc4ar r...aly wui. %
house celebration Surrounded hy
members Of his family. he spent two
hour IN wheel chair In the sun
shine ON the south porlco. away
from the wind. ana later received
greetings from heads of man,
foreign nations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
STUDY KANSAS LABOR Hua
Draft OF Aliens Measure l. Di,tr,,.
utcd TO Labor Organization

TOPEKA, Kan. Jan. l.--LeaderI
OF organized labor and labor or
ganization In Kansas and In o,he \
states are being furnished With To-,
tative copies OF the bill prepai "a bv
Governor Allen and his advisers ~.
presentation to the state legiqat,,r.
meeting In special session Jau.lrv &
Approximately 40 copies Of the .a,es,
draft have been sent to these orpar'
izations upon their request. IL wa,
stated.
state officials said that labor lead.
ers we're showing much interest In
the measure and as to whether or
not 1t could be considered antls,rIks
legislation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
BURGLARS rlN MUSTARD Gas
German Methods uscd by second

story Wen a. Overcome Victims.
ST JOSEPH. Mo. Jan Mus
tara gas which proved effective m
No Mans Land in France. was n-
trodu'rd lu lh.s city The other night
when two burglars, apparently IA
miliar with handling it, attempted to
auffocato Mir and Mrs T. O. Tromlu
In their home
Shortly aijor midnight Trpmau
was awakened by strong fumes i'm
his room ana upon iuNestIgatIug
found that mustard gas was being
pumped in tho room through win
dow uN -wp men. who fled whom Ire
main approached the window.
The would -hp nu"nHrS fli NOT gain
entrance 10 TroMau's house.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
DR.. 0SLER FAMED
AS WORLD LEADER
Who Dies In
England Had Re-
markable Career.

Although Sir william Oslcr. who
died IN oxford England his week.
v1H known To hav, been confined to
hI1 home in oxford. whore he has
been professor % medicine since
ljVi, recent advices had given hope
Tor nus recovery Sir william, who
passed his EeVcntieth birthday last
july waA stricken with pneumonia
iu November. but about the middle
OF ihnt month was reported con-
yaleaoent.
a fortnight ago. however, reports
reached this country that he had
ukcn o turn for IN" worse. Cnbled
adytc"s shortly afterward announced
That his condition was somewhat
improved, while on Christmas day a
message from him was received at
the Johns Hopkins hospital iu Bulti-
more an which the famous physician
extended Christmas greetings 10 all
hls old friends and announced that
ho was making good fight" after
an empycma operation.
Doctor Dslor was professor OF
medicine at Johns Hopkins univer-
atty from 1880 10 1905. Ho was born
IN Canada in lS4g.
No small part Of Doctor Osler's
work lay In his directing influence
on the livos or others His preccpts
were broad ana sound Thousands
OF young men from all lands came
under the eye Of this teacher, and
thousands learned the lessons that
ho taught through his writings
Above all, ne urged work. so that
the temptations OF early or later
years might be avoided. TO the
youth, he said:
There arc other affairs than that
OF Venus on which to light your
fires young mau--work. inCcssant,
hard, earnest work"
or Doctor Oslcr II has boon said:
"A more jovlnl Joker, q moro Cpl
grnmmatic and witty member OF So
cioiy never made an after-dinuer
/ speech"
Served at Baltimore
Perhaps II was because OF this
| that he gained a reputation in the
vast world which might otherwise
and naturally have heard
OF him aa a great physician. In
/ 1905 at the commemoration day ex-
crcIscs of Johns Hopkins university
! of baltimore. IN which he served as
| professor Of medicine. Doctor Osler
| delivered the address In which he
| spoke OF The comparative useless
ness OF men above 40 years OF age"
His words, then spoken without
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
PALMER FAILS TO
AID IN RED ROUNDUP
CONrNuED rROM rA0E oNE.

tho states attorney charged. were
brought from Russia 10 work among
women.
Assistant states Attorney Henry
A. Bcrgcr asserted Il had been
learned that Russian radicals reach
this country by way OF sweden and
Mexico. lie declared they obtain
passports through the Swedish con
sui at Mexico city to the United
states.
Among l63 individuals for whom
warrants were issued were william
u Rig BiU' Haywood. the general
secretary of the T. ". W. VINO was
convicted before Judge Lands In the
/ w. w. rinl and many others OF
the original TOO /. w. W who wore
Indicted. Haywood, however, was
not found hy the raiders, although
a number OF those convicted with
him were arrested.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
Underwood CnndItlnfN

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Jan. l.
Senator o W. Underwood tonight
formally announced his candidacy
for denomination in the democratic
primaries OF May II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

Equipped with It's own electric
lights, u camera has been designed 70
enable police to photograph finger
prints.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
Capital CITY Cicarings.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. l.
Rank ClcarinCs here IN 1919 reached
a total OF S64O.0O0.OO0. an increase
OF $4,000. 900 over 1913.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

Vacuum cleaners for automobiles.
operated by their engines. have been
invented
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

Judge w t'ng
Mrs The ~ who IL
u
h hc
W &
Ia of
%
Il Il o o
ii uuc cuertw week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
PERSHING GIVEN RECEPTION
Lincoln. Ncb.. HUnors Commander
in-Chicf at Public Function.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Jan. The last
OF the semi-pubiic functions for
General John J. Pershins during his
20 days visit In Lincoln was a new
years reception this afternoon by
The local woman's relief corps
There we're no formal addresses.
but General Pershlng thanked the
women for the two ambulances sent
to France through their Initiative
He said they proved Of service, and
he spoke in appreciation OF the
loyalty and devotion OF the relief
corps members during the war.
An adjustable transformer adapts
new electric arc welding device to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

The manufacture OF popcr and
glass win be hcgun on the island of
Madeira tho .ihcr OF native plants
being used for tho former and a re-
Gently discovered deposit Of tho right
kind OF sand for tho latter.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-28
REGULAR BOYS.

II is reported from their native VII
lagos that the presidential candidates
of the major parties were just resu-
lar hoy" Neither said or did any
thing that marked him as an eAcep-
tional fellow
If there had been guessing con-
test as to which of all the boys in
their respective villages would turn
ont 10 be presidential caLdidatss5'
thara yould have been no way OF tell
ing whether they would ne ""'ie"
and Jimmy or Bill and Joe,
Very likely the guessers WouIa nave
given M in encouragement, JUST ne
causo OF the common notion Jhat 'i'
eyrnotionallv successful man must
nave been an exceptional boy VINO
nassod the hours porting over ms
hooks and who ast0niShod ms elders
with sage remarks
The fact is that the regular BOY Is
more likely to be a Wellrounded BOY
than the exceptional boy Your eh'
ceptional boy generally is a Spec!al-
lied boy, trained. or perhaps over
trained. in one direction,
His very mental superiority early
separates him from his fellows SO
that there are denied to him those
opportlnities for association when
Bring out the qualities of leadership,
self reliance, pluck, courage 10 stand
the GAIT" and ability to play the
game" The regular boy On the
other hand, is no dollhouse Hover Tic
is a mixer. Contact and hard bumps
hammer him out into the all-afouha
man.
The established fact that both can
dl6ates for the presidency were 'JuS'
regular boys" should be comforting
to all worrying parents, who ohSoFN
ing their boys absorbed in ordinary
hoy pursuits, wonder whatever VII
become of that boy
Thank goodness, madam he's Jus
"a regular boy. Such fellows nave
the knack Of making good Job o
their own destinies,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-28
PROPAGANDA.

propaganda did not begin or ehd
with thp Germans in the world war
it merely came to the surface. II Is
still going on all about US. yet we
do not wake up sufficiently to staNe
if off. 1t shapes our ideas, makes us
nuv things we do not want causes
us to misunderstood our friends
Reads rs around by thenose, ana we
do not know it.
If a store wishes to sell its nief-
cbandise at higher than just price
It uses the propaganda Of salesman
shin ANA advertising to make you De
liaye that their goods are the best
an the market They tell you so ont
en-. by such innocent means that theli
pnjts viii wear LONGER, and their 1905
viii make you healthier, that you pc
ing to bclivo them, not KNOWING
why.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-28

the finance minister ana Philippe
Berthclot, political director Of the for.
eign office, arrived from Paris this
morning 10 attend the conference.
The steamer Riviera, carrying Pre-
mipr Lloyd George, Carrie Cur2on the
British foreign minister and Sir Lam.
ing W Evans. minister without port
folio in the British cabinet arrived at
noon.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-28
livjnu JeWeia

The women of Mexico use frcfias
as jewels. They tie them in little
or clothne. Then, until they require
them again. they keep them In little
wire cages and feed them on scraps of
sugar cane.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-28

eighty acres of land from Robert
strong OF Earlyllle, the nsidaration
heing $40 per acre. This land joins
the Engelshirchen farm on the north
and east.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-28
VOICE or THE PEOPLE

Tho "yoicc of the People column
belongs to You II is especially re-
served for your views on any topic
of the People SO long as they are
citv-without regard to any editorial
poIlcv of the paper. The Free Trad
er-Journal welcomes your in me
timely issues of the day, ana VIII
print your contributions to the Voice
O fthe People" 50 long as they are
properly signed with names and al
dresses. Names, if desired. Will be
withheld from the column. Use the
Voice Of the People" to tell the
home folks about anything you think
they need telling.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-28
MERIDEN.

Henry ltngolskirchon has purchased
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
ESCANDAlOSO FRAUOt
DE QUE FUE OBJGTO
Ell ERARlO

4 pesar del absolute mutismo en-
Que Sc han encerrado los altos an
rleados dc Ia Secretara dc Hacien-
Ia. para der dato alguno que pueoa
ratificar de una manera clara Y pre-
elsa. Sc sabe va de II cuantloso robo
de que tuera objeto Ia Nacion, cor
motive de Ia incireracion del nefasto
raneI intalsificahle.
e. fraude no consistl6 seguramente en-
u Sc haya emitido una cantidad de
papel infalsificable superior a aque-
LA oue arrojan los estadds de Ia
Oficina Impresora. pues, estos pare
cen estar de acuerdo o e. papei
lanzado a Ia circulation. sino que, al
ordenarse Ia incineraci6n del pape!
malhadado. So arrojaron Al fuego can
tidades memories a las que luego Sc hi
cieron .igurar en- las actas de incline
racidr. De tai suerte. sAbese, d punto
flo. Que huho veg que Sc inc!neraron
hiiietes por valor de. dos milIones Y
luego Sc en- el acta resPec-
tiva. Ia destruction de papel moneda
Dor valor de tres millones,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21

CIuDAD DE MEX1CO, Mayo 10
Por una carta que ACADIA de reclolr
81 Gobernador de Distrito, Lie. Gomez
Noriega, sdpose en- esta Que Ia &C
tividad del P~opocatepetl habfa ar-
mentad de una ane considerable
Asf 10 mantfestaba e. Director del
C~.bserva1orio Astronomical, d. Joa-
ou.n Gallo. quien observe las consi-
derables columnas de hume que AFRO
iaba intermitentcmente el voican en-
question. e. senior Gallo suSiere que
Sc nombrc una comisi6n del lnstitu-
TO Geol6gico U vaya a estudiar So
hre el rerreno. dado que las reclen-
tes ohservaciones pueden indicar al
gun serio peligro para Ia region del
Estado de Puebla.
Sabese u 81 Gobernador del Dis
trito convoc6 va al Director del ms
tituto Geol6gico, ingeniero LeopoIdo
Salazar Salinas, para que ~oncurrie
Sc a tratar 10 relative a Ia comision
Que habrfa de enviarse a que fuera a
estudiar sCbre 81 terreno las actua-
les condolences del Popocatepctl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
OTRk VS. A LA HUElGA
TEJEOORES Y PANADEROS

La actitud Gltimanente asumida
Dor los operarios de las distintas ia
bricas de hilados y tejidos del Distri-
20 Federal, esta dando mucho que
pensar. pues. a pesar de u va ha-
bfan auedado conFormes o TN IS
nor ciento de aunento sobre sus sa-
Larios autiguos vueiven ahqNa a
con la huelca 81 no Sc les
hace otro aumento. FL senior OrteGa
| Elorza. jefe de Ia of!cina de Conct-
Iiaci6n Y Arbitraje, procur6 en- vano
demostrar a Ia conisi6n de ooreros
que So acerc6 a 81 Gue no estaba
en- raz6n Al pretender IN nuevo au-
mento pcrque su& patrones habian
va cumplido de acuardo con sus pre-
tens!ones. Los representatives del sin
dicato de obreros Sc neCaron a com
| rrender IA raz6n V dijercn que irfan
ruevamente 4 ~entrev!star al sober
| nador del Distrito on denanda de
gustlcia. e Iidenciado Gomez No
| riega, por su parte. muestrase muy
| disgustado con IA noca seriedad de
! Que estan dando muestra los ohre-
| ros Y declara que Q! Gobierno evitara
tales desmanes. tan pelisrosos en- las
CIRCUMSTANCES crfticas por que atra-
viesa Ell rafs.
Otro nroblema del misno caracter
acaha de ~presentarse al licenciado
| Gomez NorieSa. Tn grupo de pana-
| deros fus a entrevistarle cor seme-
iante pretensi6n a "a de sus compa-
1eros los t~sGedores. Los panaderos
rrnterdcn IN aumento de IN 100 por
c!ento sobre sus actuales salaries. a
resa~ de que hay "maestros de anna
| sijo' que COCHRAN S25 y hasta $50
diarios. amen del pan ~necesario para
/ sus fanilias que les suministran sus
! p~atrores. De las d~eclaraCiones que
los de In nencionada comisi6n de
I ranaderos hicieron al Gobernador &c
/ Distrito. Sc desprende muy a las ella
ras IA absolute falta de solidaridad
due eyiste entire el gremio de pana-
de~os. pues mientras hay o%uienes dis
rr,tan de uros sue1dos fabulosos. exis
ten. en- canbio. desgraciados peones
de p~anaderfas Que perciben un mez-
| cuino saIario que apsnas 81 les per-
mite cubrir sus mas indispensable:
| re~cesidades.
Ell gobernadcr del Distrito dijo, {
Ia comisi6n de panaderos que estahs
dispuesto a terciar en e. asuntc
convocando a sus patrones para Que
todos Sc pusieran de acuerdo. Y ad-
virti6les que obraran o toda pru'
dercia para Ia buena Marcia del ca
ca Sahes tambier Que Ell gremio dt
p~araderos esta asaz despechado po
IA decidida competencla que les es
tan hacienda las mujeres que en- nj
pocas panaderlas, sohre TODD en- aque'
las en- que Sc amasa el pan con ma
quina. estAn prestando innfejorable'
serricios sin tantas e~Iisencias COM
tierer los miEanos hombres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21

CICDAD DE MEXICO. mayo IL
Anres de saiir d. esta capital Oore-
con eypidi6 dos cirCulares. La una
va dirigida q los Jeles de Operacio-
nes V Commentaries Militares preVl-
niGndoles que eviten 4. toia costa cue
u subordinados Cometan describe
nes dc c~ualquier fndole Que pueda
conprometer Ell buen nonhre del e
iarcito revolucionario. En- esta CIR
cular Obreg6n ordena a todos los
miIitares Que Sc hayan apoderado de
automobiles que fueron de personals
p~rominentes del regimen derrocado'
Sc presenter en- Ell plazo inProrroSa-
bic de diez dfas, al Quartet general, y
entreEuen tales vehfculos u seran
luego registrados como bienes de la
Naci6n.
La segunda circular va dirigida a
los iefes militares con mando de
fuerzas en- Ia Republlca y en- ella Sc
les ordena terminantemente devuei-
van cuarto antes g "a Direction de
los Ferrocarriles los carros Y demas
material rodante que hayan en- 81
poder A fin de que Ell servicio ferro-
viario a traves del pats sea 10 mas
eficaz anpliameEte possible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Pidanos listed 10 que n~eceslte, con Ia
seguridad de que podem1s surtrselo IN
! mediatamente a precics ~sumamente oa-
rates.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
Ell RELATE DEL GENE
RAJ MENDEZ.

Ell reportero &c un diario de esta
capital estuvo a entrevlstar al gene
raj Juan JimAnez Mendez. ex-Gober-
nador de Oaxaca quien lego a esa
miiagrosamente con vida de regreso
del viaje Tornado que hiciera con Ell
exodo c~arrancista. FL relate que
Mendez hizo al periodista fue verda-
deramente emocionante. Jimenez Men
deg, con la voz ahogdda por la emo
citr del recuerdo. cont6 como Ia no.
che anterior a la fuga de Carranza
habifanles sacado a 81 Y d los genera
les Arnulfo Gonzalez, Gaudencio de la
Lave, Roberto Cejudo, Juan Lechu-
ga. Alarc6n. Dlaz de Leon. Najera,
Fuentes Arellano. R~ivedeneyra Y O.
tros mas. Una poderosa escolta les
conduto a la estaci6n de Buena Wis
Ia = allf Sc les encsrr6 en- un furgon
GAIA donde hubieron de pasar la
pena negra, pues apenas 81 tenfan el
esracio suficiente de Zanzibar postu-
ra-
Las espantosas privaciones a que
desde etonces fueron sujetados aque-
los reos politicos son para enterne-
Ger a los corazones mas duros. FL
lujo de crueldad desplegado por sus
implacables carceleros fue inaudito.
- Ipasa a Ia sa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
NUESTRO LENA
HONRADEZ Y ACTIVIDAD
ESPECEALIDADES De LA CASA

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De veinre libras en- adelante, preclos es-
p~eciales.
OUESO DE TUNA. blanco Y nuevo. ho' ~
De cincuenta libras en- sdelante $780,. 10
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cano legiumo. precio p0r libra ..... %
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docena. Differences sabores. anis, che
colate. cacahuate, ajonjOG. pinole. etc. %
COLACION MEXICANA, primera. libra. 10
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
IA
DE "a

Ell Popocatepetl otra vz en- Observation-Disclosures
fraude con la incineracion del "lnfalslt1cable."
Otra uez la amennza de huelga de ~tejedores y pana-
deros.-Reuision de los grades miitares.-Captua
de los diputados de Q~ueretnro. o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
LA REVISION DE GRAoos
NILITAEES

Tie acuerdo con n disposition
uItimamente expedida por los gene
raIes Aware Obreg6n = Pablo Con
zalez. acabase de nombrar II CO.
mission para que Sc encargue de exa-
minar accomplishments los grades
de iefes 2 oficiales a fin de que estos
sean ~ratificad0s o r~ectificados. de
acuerdo con los meritos Electives de
los que los posean. Tai conisi6n ha
ouedado integrada por los militares
mas p~restiEiados del ejercito revo-
Iucionario" Y a fin de que Ia labor
de Ia misma sea justiciera. dicho
examen sera llevado a efecto con
TODD detentmiento- Mientras tanto,
los jefes Y oficiales todos de los
eisrcitos revolucionarios c~ontinuaran
cstentando las insignias que tienen.