Evening star., 1924-12-01
GALES CABINET
OFFICERS NAMED
Two Incumbents to Remain
in Mexico Posts-Inau-
guration CoIorfui.


Br tho ASsoca ted Press .,.-a.
MEN1Co CITY. December l-,icn.
Flutarco Elias Gales, newly iuaugu-
rated President of Mexico, has an
Hounced his cabinet as follows ..
Secretary OF tpreisu>., .,reiatiuns.-
Aaron Saenz dncumben 1:s,r,-.>
Treasury--Alberto 'f.ani ''F~rincun-
hent).
Interior-~beputSf Romeo ortcsa,
who has been subsecretary in charge
of the department.. :, \
-~Adalberto Tejeda, governor of;Vera
Cruz for the last four. years. :
Industry, commerce AMI labor
Deputy Louis Morones. the Labor
leader, who was wounded in d shoot
ing affray fortnight ago in the
Chamber of Deputies
Agriculture and deSelopment-Lujs
Leon. :.
Observation-Disclosures Jose Puig Gas
urano.
War and navy-Gen JOAQUIN Amaro.
subsecretary in charge of the de-
partment.
Ramon Ross is reappointed gov
ernor of the federal district.
Pant Stays For, Time.
1t is generally understood that
the pending loan ,neeotiatiors a@e
completed; Deputy Ort"sa uutil the
arrival of Gilbrrto Ta,enzurla., for
D1er subsecretary OF the interior. ii"
recently went I" Europe on q dipio-
matte mission, and Gen. .AInaro until
the return from Berlin Of Gen, Francisco
Serrano former secretary Of war
President Gales took his oath of
Office at noon yesterday in the ma
y
$4,000, which included special diplo-
matte missions from Is foreign pow
crs, Gen. Alvaro obregon. the retir-
ing President. and the members of
his cabinet, as well as leading jul
dietary. military and political per
SupaEcS.
Free rein to the popular sentiment
was given when thousands of unor-
ganized celehrauts thronged the
doHntoWn streets of the capital. max
Ing merry.
The celebration was viewed from the
balconies of the foreign office by
President GALES and Gen. Ohreeon.
who attended luncheon given by
The foreign ntli.e iw honor Of the
diplomatic corps.
Ceremony simple.
tn" ceremony was extremely sim
pie. Upon the arrival Of the presi-
dent elect both houses OF Congress
yer" summoned into joint session.
and Col. Come repeated the oath.
Transmission Of the executive power
wa etfr'ted and Gen. Gales was in
vested with the right to wear across
his chest green, white and red band
hearing the national coat Of arms.
which constitutes the insignia Of his
Office. The silk tri-Color. with
gorgeou ly .'.broiders eagle shield.
which Pres. dent Gales will wear
upon state occasions. was the work OF
conVicts in the federal district peni-
Tertiary. 1t was presented 70 the
president -ele.t on the eve Of his In
&uguraIiou.
James Rockwell She field. the Am
eric&n Ambassador was unable to at
tend on account Of illness. but the
United States was represented by ".
+. Arthur Schofeld. counselor of the
embassy. Other countries represent
ed by ministers with sn=cial inaug-
ural credentials were France. Spain
and japan.
L. =. Labor Heads Present.
The most commented upon labor
delegation was that from the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor. headed by
its president, Samuel GomperS This
delegation consisted nf about 800
members and occupied a reserved sec
ton. Similar arrangements were
made for seating the many excursion
lists from Nav Orleans, LAREDO. san
Antonio, st. Louis, Little Rock, Hous-
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