General Gonzales and Ohregon took the oath of loyalty to General Carranza.
Generals Gonzales and Ohregon took of General Carranza marked the necessary return to constitutional order, which was national aspiration. General Obregón assured General Carranza that he and all the men who had accompanied him through the revolution would serve loyalty after the election.
M'AXTS TO CATCH
All in the city, Mexico City, October 27. Reports that arms and ammunition had been smuggled into Mexico from the United States, and insistence of the Mexican representatives that the United States government take steps to check the assistance they declare Villa and other bandits are receiving from persons on this side of the border, featured the discussions today of the Mexican-American Joint Commission at the close of the first month's conference.
Discussion of these subjects took much time, as did a suggestion of the American commissioners that a provision be made in the agreement for the adoption of international quarantine regulations under which the American government may send into Mexico commissioners on sanitation, who will work with Mexican agents in combating disease.
The session closed today with assurance that a general agreement for the establishment of peace along the border and the withdrawal of American troops from Mexico is "well underway."
FOURTH MEETING
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