The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-26

eraI Gales announced today. Villa
 Is reported moving from Dorado
 and Valley de Allende, Chihuahua,
 toward Jiminez. His actions are
 ''suspicious," General Gales said.
 The state forces under General
 Enriquex are concentrating 1t is
 said.
 Washington, May 25.--Advices from Mexico indicate that the revolutionists have much to do before a stable gov ernment can be established. Military leaders are reported in various parts of the republic with small forces of men under arms, either still loyal to the Carranza regime or for other req sons hostile to the de facto govern ment.
 These groups are recognized by Mexican observers here to be possible nuclei for the organization of new re- volts. Representatives of the new government, however, minimize their importance, asserting part of them al- ready are negotiating for terms while others are on the defensive.
 Francisco Villa whose force of men is variously estimated at from a few hundreds to several thousand, is reck- oned the most important of the in- dependent leaders. It is evident from news dispatches that Villa is not in ac- cord with the new regime.
 lAGUILAR STILL ACTIVE
 General Candido Aguilar, the late presidents son-in-law, who during the past five years. has become military leader of the first order in Mexico. still is in the field He was last reported at Jalapilla, on the outskirts of ori- zaba, with 300 men.
 General Bertani. who brought the ac- ton of conspiracy against Cejuda in connection with which Obregon was ordered to Mexico City for the court n srtial, and who acknowledged Aguilar as his chief, is at zongolica with 150 n,en, according to the latest reports With Bertani is General Tello. also one of Aguilar's subordinates, with force of 150 men.
 Gen. Domingo Arrieta, Carranzista governor of Durango. Is known to be still hostile to the revolutionists. CABRERA HAS FoFt OWING | Governor Alfonso Canlefa P | the state goVernn of
 l Miguel, Tafango, ad taale has feeN nothing in the news Td4cate elfat l is not functioning as s@rn0r H4iN | troops at his conn iFe et | ms force WAS TepCa -.ses1s Puebla Indians. Luis Cabrera, known to be one of the most astute politicians of Mexico today, may join his brother, l if he has not already dona so. and aid 1 in the struggle against the Oregon | Gonzales de facto government. 1 Trouble Is reported to have arisen in | Colima, where the Carranzista govern | or Alvarez Garvia, impeached by the | legislature. has had several deputies arrested ana now is trying to secure | assistance in Mexico City to force the legislature to restore him to power. The legislature meanwhile has effected the release of the imprisoned deputies and appointed an ad interim governor.
 AWAITING OPPORTUNITY l It is believed that a portion of the | army of General Dieguez, which was bottled up in Guadalajara by the rebels until the overthrow of Carranza, when it was reported to have surrendered, l has escaped into the hills and is await l ing opportunity to resume activities against the de facto government. Dis | order also has been reported in San Luis Potos Sr,d General obregon has sent 500 men there to reinforce the revolutionist forces.
 The situation at OaXaca Is regarded | as far from satisfactory to the revolu- tionists, in spite ,of the announcement 1 by General Meixaeiro of his adhesion to the Obregon Gonzales government. 1 It is believed that OaXaca may lead the fight for the ahnulmen of the 1917 constitution and the restoration of the 1857 constitution. Lie Jesus Acevado
 the new provisional governor of Oaxa ca. took the oath of office. promising
 to uphold the constitution of 1857. for
 which the rebels of Oaxaca, led by tContinued on Page Fourteen.)