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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21
ES NECESARIO LIMPIAR Ell
EST0MAG0

Todo 10 que comemos pasa al esto-
nRgo. donde inmediatamente comien-
"a ell proceso de la digestion, o sea la
conversion del alimento en los diferen-
tes fiufdos whales, separandolos de la
Iliasa fecal. 81 sc retiene esta, los re-
sultados seran ftnestos. La masa fe-
cal tiere que eliminarse de alguna MAJ
nera, pues, que su estancamiento oca-
sionara dyspepsia, indigestion, agru-
ras, eructos, dolores. de vientre, icte-
ricia, etc.
Las Pildoras 1ndianas Vegetables
del DIR. Wright. las genuinas,- fabri-
csdas exclusivamente por Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pill Co, de 372
Pearl ST., New York, NJ Y. tonaadas
ZEN dosis apropiadas eliminaran las he
ces, ayudaran ell proceso digestive Y
10 que es mas importante, no dejaran
estrehimiento despues de- sTrtir su
efecto, pues que en- su composition no
entran mas que substancias vegetables.
Las Pild0ras Indianas Vegetables del
DR. Wriht, limpian completamente el
estomago Y 10 dejan en- condolences
asepticas, libre de venenos impureza.
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DESDE HJAS
rIpos DE MI co1Ecc1oN
DON FERNANDO

: Nadasmas original que el tipo que va
mos a describir q la Agera, este es, al
corer de nuestra pluma.
ExtrAnjero en- su pals, no hay que
decir cual ciudadania Sc habra acp-
gido,. aunque 81 asegura con fruici6n
que es pariente de una prestigiosa per
sonalidad antillana. -
Anda por esos campos de Dios, unas
veces practicando 10 que el ha dado en-
llamar la idea del bien para ganaf la
peseta v no dejarse morirse de hambre.
pnes considera su propia conservation
un hecho mas humane que el despaohar
los vecinos para que las almas Ocupen
sus astentos respectiyos AHA en- Ia Gloria
10 nismo que en- el Inferno, y otras char
lando en- esquipas de cafetines, gesticu-
landO y echandoselas de .erudito escri-
tor -. atS5 * -. ~ ,a
Hizp su aparici6n por estos wales hace
unos dos afios, y como hemos dicho, pa
ra ganar el pan de cada dia pens6 en-
ejercer una profession nuy lucrativ& la
que inmortaliz6 Galeno. Anunci6, su
ofcina en- hojas que hizo, circular con
profusion hacienda resaltar sus habili-
dades como gran espiritista, magnetiza-
dor y adivino, vaticinando el future
deseribiendo el pssado del que Sc acer
cara contultarle. y
Ell negocio no result6 malo, toda vez
cue, para desgracia de nuestro pals, to
davia Sc cree en- patrafas y'brujerias.
Y ganaha. pesetas. a granel ..
Pero un dia, un padre de famiha no
estivo cOnforme con Ell diagn6stico y
tratamiento FLINICO que Sc seguia a
uno de sus hijos, y prOtest6. Le siguie-
ron otros que candidamente habian cal,
do en- Ia trampa pusieron el asunto
en- nanos de tribunales. ..
Result6 que ell medico saba de medi-
Gina 10 que 70 de sacristAn.
Y sl DoRoR Sc VIC .obligado a ahor
car los habitos de su profession.
Abora, ha tornado nuevos derroteros.
Piensa en- que puede sacar partido me-
jor en- Ia vida de los negocios y de los
trabajos periodisticos.
En- cuanto este iltimo, hien recuer
da que colabor6 en- Ell vocero la vi
da''. de la Habana, sinti6ndose una
autoridad en- niatsrias PERIoDIQUIS
TIcAS, colabora en- yarios peri6dicos
de la isla Y escribe. folletos, cuyos con-
texto dan una idea, clara de La cultura
del eminente escritor Recomendamos la
lectura de sus trabajos.
Don Fernando, (hay que decirle 81
don para que tosal es una notabilidad.
De humilde tabaQuero Sc convirti6 en-
soldado de guerrillas. corriendo unas We
ces y escondiendose otras, fjandose STEM
pre- en- ell nLmero de los contrarios. para
cOrrer o escOnderse. segln, 1viniera en-
sl prndencia; estudi6 derecho en- la Uni
versidad de Rencoronia. adquiri6 un til
tulo de Doctor en- Cieneias ocnltas, y no
hay ciencia por alcs6hca que sea que
81 no posea a Las mil maravillas. ~
No conforute con sus brillantes eje-
cutorias. v triunfOs profesionales, piensa
iniciarse en- eI vasto 3 explotable campo
de la politica. Y tendrenios a. don FER
nando que tendra que agarrar sus no.
tetes y Sc largara pitando ell himno del
gitano -.
81 Enardo de PAIISSY.
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Sc NEcEsITAN oPERARIAs para ha
Ger nsodelos en- nuestro taller. Dirijanse
a olassberg, Luna 81, San Juan.
Sc NEvEsITAN AGENTEs para cue
Hos y puhos. Dirijanse Glassberg, Lu-
na 81, San Juan.
VIAJANTE: Sc necesita uno practice
en- merceria. Extenso muestrario. Di-
njase personalmente a Miguel Aguil6
Tetuan 80.
~~.~.,-.<.~>--,-
NHCEsITAMoS CABLEGRAFISTAS
aptos en- el manejo de los aparatos Re
cOrder Morse y Miroir debiendo tener
amphos conocimientos de telegrafia asi
como las instalaciones de los referidos
aparatos. Deben, ademas. conocer el in
giles, frances espaflol. No llenando es-
tos requisites es inutil sOlicitar Gable
Frances, Recinto Sur, San Juan, p r.
Sc NECESITA un taqnigrafo espa-
mol, con alg1n conocimiento del idio-
ma ingles. EAcribase a STEBBINS g.
CO., INC. San Juan.
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AcHAQUES DE LA VEJEz

r "A vejez deberia ser una de las edades
mas hermosas tanto para ell hombre
como para Ia mujer. Esto sc con-
sigue faeilmente elifninando los dolores
llamados "reumaticos" que tanto afliien
a los ancianOs. Causan estos dolores el
acido hrico que dehido a no haber sido
filtrado por los rihones permanece en- la
sangre depositandose en- las eoyunturas
en- los mGsculos, etc. irritandolos de tal
nanera Que al menor movimiento causan
agonias. Los rinones no fItran bien Ia
sanRFc cuando Sc eneuentran en.San estado
debil y por tanto Sc debeu atender est0s
orgenos sin pSrdida de tempo para
ayudarlos q funcionar.
Las Pildoros De Foster Para Los
RiN0ncs sc encargan de hacer funcionar
estos 6rgan0s con regularidad mantenien-
do FL 3cido urico disuelto y hacitndolO
salir en- esta forma, iunto con Ia orina sin
que cause ninguna molestia. Estas pildo-
ras esian cOnstantemente hacienda Ia vida
mas plaeontera para infinidad de aancianos
= no existe un motive para que continue
I'd. sufriend0 dc achaques tales como
dOior dc espalda. hinchaz6n de piernas,
ciiiica. s'reumatismO muscular fuertes
punzadas en- e dorso al inclnafse o Ievan-
tarsc, irritaci6n de Ia vejiga, ardor al
orinar etc. pues con solo tomar estas
pildoras podra I'D. gozar de los 6ltimos
amos dc sn vida. Obtenga I'd hoy mismo
un frasco de las Pfidoras dc Foster Poro
Los ki5ones. No 10 dele para maiiana
puesio que mahana puede ser demasiado
tarde. No acepte substitutes, Exiia las
IcRiiimas dc Foster t
De vensa en- todas las bosieag. SoIieite
nuesfro folieto sobre las Intermediates
rcnales x se h enYiaremos ahsolutamente
-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21
G0BIERNo MUNICIPAL DE
LAS PIEDRAS

Sc encuentra en- Ell Dep6sito de Ami
males un caballo de las sefks siguien-
tes: ciin v cola negra, de euartas de
alzada, y mareado en- una de las cade
ras traceras con s. B. Su duefio puede
pasar recogerlo pagando gastos de cui
do y anuncios en- la prensa. Advt.
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I - ~ "a
HOTELES

rADTpE ReAnado. comfortable
N<AAAAASA centrice Para fam1lias ,
transeuntea. Toda clase de com0dtda
des Magniaeo servicio. Precios razs-
nables. Hay ascenscr. Telefona 4s4.
Altos del Pasaje Matienxo. Gale Sal
vador Brau No. "a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

Sc DEsEA up mecanico dental. Doctor
Umpierre, Bayam6n, p. r.
81 oUIERE UsTED coAIPRAR o VEN
DER BoNos y Acciones de BancOs, Cen
trales y OtrOs valOres. fncas risticas y
urbanas, colocar o tOmar dinerc en- hi
potecas pignorar valOres, dirijase a
N. LLAURI g. CO.. Tetuan No. 6. Tele-
fOnO 2s7. SAN JUAN, P. R.
DEsEo coMPRAR SOLAR On Mira
mar, condadc, santurce, o Montehores.
Pagare contadO., ouien tenga que ofre-
Ger escriba dandO detalies con respec,
TO tamafo, sitiO. preciO, ETC., Aparta-
do AZ, Oaguas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

Hasta nosotros negan las quejas de
pobres obreras, entire ell trabajo de las
blusas.
Ell Inspector del Trabajo debe in
vestigar 10 que hay de cierto, porque
no es justo que ell sudor de nuestras
obreras, sirva para pasear en- auto y
para viajes de sport
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En- un mitin republican, en- Cain,
umo de los oradores, para convencer
a los. descontentos, apel6 al medic de
suggestion magnetica -espirita.
Sc convirtio en- medium y desde
Ia tribuna, invoco ell espiritu de un
gran hombre, cuyo solo recuerdo ms
pira respeto sus adversarios. j.. Y
aquello, mas que mitin, parecia una
session de locos
No sabemos que dira este ell "Cen
tro Espirtista'', y 81 dara authorization
para que Sc traiga los espiritus a las
reuniones piblicas.
Entendemos que traer ell espiritis
mo a un mitin, para conseguir adeptos,
es suponer los hombres de Cain mas
cardidos de Ia cuenta.
Felicitamos los esposos Lopez Mar
tin, que han Sido obsequiados con una
hermosa sangermefa, que uevara ell su
gestivo nombE de Sara Libia.
Nuestro Jefe de Policia, atento y
fno, tuvo la cortesia de ofrecernosla.
Fernando GOWN
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Sc alquMa.

DEsEo ALoUILAR 0 ooMPRAR una
casa en- condado. Miramar. santurce o
Moutsaoroa. ouiero buona casa en- buen
eatadO. 81 alquilo tomart por unos amos;
pagaFe adelautado dare buenas garan-
tiaa. Una con garage" preferido. Is
criba danao detalles Al Apartado AZ, Ca
ruan.
sE pEaEA ALoUILAR pOr dos Q tres
messu eiupezando 81 primero dc octnbre.
una casa buena en- santuree. Miramar
o el condado. completamento amuebla
"a. Dirilaae . Apartado 1911. san Juan,
p. H.
sE ARoUn.AN kabitaciones frescas y
limplas a eaballoro senOra sola. Altos
Dc Ia eorte en- Rio Piedras. frente al
Trolley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

vTAJANTE vENDEDoR.Sclicita pla
"a para vtajar en- comisiones q sueldo.
cOnOeimientOs de provisiOnes y mercan
cias en- general Larga sxperisncia Via
jando. Conoce hien el mercad0 de p r.
Para informes dirfjase O. CINTRoN,
p. o. Box 1889, San Juan, P. R.
JovEN vENDEDoR, active, con Coz
nocimientos de teneduria de hbros Y
correspondence en- ingles y espahol, de
sea colocarse. Informant Il. r., Box
1901, San juan
"MENDETS".-E mucho di
nero remendandO utensilios de cOcina,
como oLLAs, BANoS, CAFETERAS.
etc. y tambi6n bOlsas de aqua caliente
y ot-os tltiles dc gonna. AGENTEs GE-
NERALEs PARA LA vENTA AL PoR
MAYOR EN- PUERTO RICO. .'IsBA"
Allen No. 20. Box 4s6, San Juan, P. r.
es@...~-s s5r-,>~.,s,,>>< -,.->s-~S>y -,.>-ytoy>~
HABITAcIoNEs:-se ofrecen dos en-
casa espaciosa de altos, en- la Avenida
Ponce de Leon, Parada IA Matrimo-
Mo sin famiha o~caballeros. Telefono
30s verde.
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81 VENDE un juego de magnih-
COS muebles eompucstos de II pleas
confeccionados con buenas maderas
del pals. InfOrmardn. Sol "a, altos,
San Juan.
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"MENDETs".-coup6ngase inmedia-
tauenie. Fugas Dc objetOs cOeina, boil
go Dc aqua oalionte. Coma elAstica. etc
alA nso de soldaduras o calor; eaiita sur
tida ~ eentavoa. Sc necealtan Agentes.
Royal Novelty Agency. caguas. p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

Parece que la ordenanza sobre urba
nizaci6n esta. perdida en- los archives
de nuestro municipio repubhcano.
PorQue, de otro modo, no Sc explica
que mientras en- el centric de la >po-
blacion existan solares yermos, con Gu
va possession Ccontrario la ordenanzal
Sc venda Ell derecho mientras los po-
bres carecen de solares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21
.OESDE San GERMAN

No es cierto que don Andres Pagan
abandone Ell partido Unionista.
Don Andres Pagan pertenece la
pleyade. de barores que Sc llaman Fe
derales, que jamas claudican, que vi
vira con su ideal.
Honrado y, de vida independents,
no necesita, no aspira, a puestos pi
blicos nj ostentaci6n alguna. Il.
Els y sera ell mismo: politica y So
cialmente hablando. Consecuente dis
eiplinado y un perfecto caballero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

SE vENDE muebles, piano-pianola
con records, gnbinete para los mis-
mos, butaea y GAIA para embaje. Otros
enaorca De casa. Todo en- perfectas
condieiones y d precios raz0nablcs.
Sollcilo dirijase al No. ~, Gale
Condndo. Tel. 100 verde, Santurce.
BAigDERAs amerieanas y portorrique-
nas. Standard Wool Bunting Para Es-
enelaa y Municipios. Pida preeiOs espe-
eiaiea a GONZALEZ PADTN Co. CInc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

GB vENDn "chandlsr'' Roadster de
4 paaaleFoa Bxeelentes eondieiones In
formark: .. nfargarida, Tel. %. Saliva
dor nrau "A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

PARA III b61O fUhhIh;~-CapsulaS
ooNosAN. compuestas Dc Kava-Kava
y sAndaio Remedio eaeaeisimo. Riedel
Co. brooklyn. De vonta en- las acre
altsdas fnrmaeias coneesionario exclu-
sivo para Puerto Rico, J. @. PoyOrk. Ed
Bourot. san Juan
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Lajas, setiembre ls.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

vEhDo eurso completo dibujo comer-
eiai. en- inglts. por $40; eost6 $40. Com
pro y vsndo cuaiquier curse por cores
pondencia uaado. Escriba para lista com
plsta. "curBos'. Apartado l70. 8 Juan
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nuDukAb Clrcauanas;-DsaifoIlo'
Bcllsra sEacaz reauItado en- dos ne
Sea- le7 amos do txito mundiall De
vsnfa en IA ''Porto Rico Drug" y Blan
co. coneeaionario exclusive para Puer-
% Rico. J. o. Peyork ApartadO l62,
san Juan
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20
AmericanizatiOn Drive
Urged as ID. A. r. Duty

WASHINGTON, April 19-Address
ing the largest continental congress OF
the Daughters Of the American Revolu-
tion in history, Mrs. George Thacher
Guernsey, retiring president general Of
the society, to-day called on the
Daughters to redouble their efforts to
bring about the complete Americaniza
tlon OF the nations foreign population.
Mrs. Guernsey also vigorously de-
nounced all persons accepting the ad
vantages of the United States. without
living up to its ideals
Greetings from Poland and a recita !.
CT the fight Of that country to set up
the institutions of free nation were
laid before the congress by Prince as
bomirskirski.
Declaring that the process of Amo,-
lcanlzatlon was not as simple as some
times thought, Mrs. Guernsey said ~
man from the British Isles may speak
the purest London cockney and never
IN all the years of his residence here
come to see how much more beautiful
is Old Glory than the Union Jack"
I'VE have thousands of Irishmen, -
she added, "who speak our language.
put whose hearts are so full of love
Tor 'ould Ireland and hatred for old
England that there is no room left for
any sort of sentiment for America
other than to exploit her in the inter
est Of that part of the green isle which
gave them BIRTH
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20
New Workers Must Serve
Terms for Army Fraud
Supreme Court Refuses. to Re.
view Cases of Horowitz
Brothers: No Dry RuI;nu

WASHINGTON. April 19.-The su-
preme Court wher it reconvened TO-DAY
made public a large number of de-
cisions, but none of them involved the
validity of the prohibition amendment
to the Constitution or the Volstead en-
torcement act. The only dry question
decided was in an opinion holding that
the transportation by the owner of in
toxicating liquor into a dry state by
means of his own automobile was a
violation of the Reed bone dry amend
ment.
The court declared unconstitutional
the New Mexican excise tax on the
sale and use of gasoline, in so far as it
affects gasoline still in the original
containers in which it was shipped into
the state
The court refused to review the
cases of Benjamin and Hyman Horo-
wltz, of New York, who were sentenced
to three years imprisonment for mis-
applying wool cloth turned over to
them by the government during the war
for the manufacture of soldiers uni
FORMS
On the motion Of "The New York
! Evening Post" the court dropped con-
sideration of the $17.5O0 award made
by the Federal District Court in New
York to John Armstrong Chaloner, of
Merry Mills, Va, as a result of an ar
ticle published by the newspaper con-
corning the killing Of John Gillard by
Chaloner at Merry Mills in 1909.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20
knickerboc1Ser
ICE
Company
Cabrera Reported Insane
Following Army Defeat
British and American I~v.,:.
Hit by Shells in Cuatemal.
CITY BOmbardnert

NEW ORLEANS, April ls.-"Th.
New Orleans Daily States" to-day
published cablegram from NJ
Schaumberger, formerly with 80
United States Secret Service herr ha. w..
now in Guatemala City. saving ~. ~.
former President Cabrera had Ma Ma
declared insane and that during Is..
weeks revolution both the British 1ss .ns
American legations were hit by shslIs I"
The cablegram, dated April II, follows. !.
Emanuel Estrada Cabrera ~.
twenty-five years president of Cu.t.
mala, has been declared insane. Fcr
five days he had bombarded this city
in a ruthless attempt to retain nover
Many houses were leveled and sever,l
hundred persons were killed and
wounded. Many shells struck M the
British and merican legations. c.
brera was finally forced to capitulst.
and is now a prisoner awaiting trial
II accompanied Benton McMill;.
American Minister, to Cabrera's strong.
hold. He surrendered to US after 4
was apparent that he would be can.
tured by the troops of the new presi.
dent, Carlos Herrera"
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20
volts by other Carranza troops in
Chihuahua also were received, it was

volts by other Carranza troops in
Chihuahua also were received, it was
said.
Santa Rosalia is on the Mexican
Central Railroad, which runs south
from Juarez, Chihuahua. 1t is in a
district that Francisco Villa has used
widely for. his operations. With
urbalejo operating in that region it
was said great damage could be done
to Carranza's line Of communications
between the south and troops in north
ern Chihuahua.
Military headquarters at Hermosillo
also sent out report to-day that the
troops Of General Angel Flores we're
continuing their march toward Mazat-
Mexico.
Sonora's chief force to oppose Presi-
dent Carranza on the chihuahua from
tier will be Yaqui and Mayo Indians.
1t was said. Heavy concentration of
the Indians is being made here to at
tack the forces of the Mexican Presi-
dent, according 70 the announcement
Of General Pima.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20
French Besieged in
Cilician &c
By Turkish Force
Dispatch From Adana Tells
of Killing of Armenians
and Christians and of Ar
rival of 900 Refugees

BOSTON, April 19-Turkish forces
held the south end of the Taurus tun-
mel, on the Bagdad Railroad, in Ciucia,
on April 10, and were besieging the
French in village at the north end of
the tunnel, according to dispatch re-
ceived to-day by DR.. James L. Barton,
corresponding secretary of the Ameri-
can Board Of Commissioners for For
eigI Missions.
The dispatch, which was sent from
Adana by DR.. William S. Dodd, in
charge of the Near East relief in that
district, and by DIR. William N. Cham
bers, missionary of the American
board, said that Armenians and other
Christians had been killed in large
numbers in villages in the vicinity of
Adana, and that 900 refugees already
had come to Adana.
Describing conditions at Aihtab, the
dispatch said that after the French
forces retired on April l the Armenian
quarter was attacked by the Turks,
who were repulsed with casualties on
noth sides. The French did not par
tlc1pate, except to give ammunition to
the Armenians. Dr.. Lorin A. Shepard,
OF Holyoke, Mass, a medical mission
ary OF the board, and others were held
by the Turks as hostages, but were
later released.
Continuing, the dispatch said 5000
french troops were proceeding on
April 10 from Kalna, northeast Of
AIeppo. to Curfa, and that Drs. Lam
bert and Zimmerman, relief workers at
Aleppo, accompanied them to assist
Americans in that district, who were
IN straits for food and money. There
ana elsewhere," according to the dis
patch, the American personnel is un-
harmed" -
No word has come to Adana since
March from Hadjin, where Miss Edit +
Gold, missionary, is the only Amer
,csn IN the place, and nothing had been
heard from Marash. the dispatch said
since March 16 ""io'
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20
Battle Over
Mexico City
Seems Near

pico, where another large group of
Americans is located in Mexico
Late in March, after a slight revolt
! among federal soldiers under Colonel
Arnulfo r. Gomez, in this district,
President Carranza ordered Gomez to
surrender his command 1t is regarded
as doubtful whether Gomez turned over
this command before the present up
rising began. The presence of the
Gomez command at Tampico may have
been responsible for threatening letters
sent to Carranza recently by Tampico
Mexicans. warning him not to harm
General Obregon. who was at that time
reported under technical arrest in the
capital. Obregon's fight from the cap
ital proved to be the signal for the
wholesale federal desertions reported
from so many points during the last
few days.
President Seems Doomed
A study of the military character Of
the new revolution not only forecasts a
battle for the Mexican capital within a
short time, but seems to establish the
likelihood of the fall of the Carranza
ernment will be forced to flee to the
| seaport Of Vera Cruz and escape the
country, as Presidents Daz and
Huerta did.
Carranza may be forced to accept
battle under great disadvantage. His
troops are revolving wholesale. His
two most prominent military leaders
are General Manuel NJ. Dieguez and
General Francisco Murgia, neither Of
whom has any known military ability.
General Juan Barragan, Carranza's s
chief of staff, is but a youth, utterly
without military training. Both Murgia
and Dieguex served in the previous
revolution, but their responsibility
amounted to little more than battalion
commanders. The vacillating methods
of Dieguez were greatly responsible for
the recent growth Of the rebel move
ment in Sonora, which has now swept
practically the entire Mexican west
coast
Murgia served under General Pablo
Gonzales in the Carranza revolution
Gently commanded the military district
of Northern Mexico.
! The one military unknown guam
( tity" remaining out OF the present dis
turbance is General Gonzales, at one
time Carranza candidate for President.
! Gonzales is reported to have been
thrown over by Carranza IN tie Presi-
dental race for Ignatio BoHi.~s. former
Ambassador to Washingt~n Due to
TINS action, GonZales, VINO raiAs among
the leading generals of the country,
may hold himself strictly aloof from
i the Carranza end of the fight
On the rebel side. General Obregon
is the organizing and military genius
Of the new c,pp of secessionists and
outright rebels. Leaders under him
likewise, have some reputation for
knowing the art of Mexican warfare.
With Obregon as commander in chief.
the rebel armies have an excellent
chance to overrun Mexico Rebel forces
are already en- all sides Of the Mexican
President and his still loyal army units
are concentrated for the defense Of
himself, his government and the CAPT
tol