The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-08
Officially Announced That Dill
ferences Between Mexican
Rebel Leaders Have Bee.
Healed
Field Chiefs viii
Select Presiden.
Believed That Angeles viii Ee
Man To Attempt To Pacify
The Troubled Country

II Paso Texas July IA nrounee-
meut came to-day officially that tho
difference between tho Mexican rebel
leaders PAuch0 villa and Venus
tls1io Carraaza, have been healed. and
that ''the war VIII go on IN peace
FAla wired his officials in Juarez to
surrender the funds OF the Carranza
government, that villa would journey
there and shake han9a with Carran-
I'd and renew his pledge Of loyalty to
"the supreme chief"
OAic.a statement OF the points
settled was kept a secret Whether
certain officials surrounding Villa and
Carranza have been eliminated is not
known. hat the understanding Of the
lieutenants Of both principals IS that
certain changes Will be made by
bot Carranza and Villa IN the per-
sonnet OF the men surrounding them.
The changes VIII be made gradual
".
Angeles Is Retained.
General Felipe Angeles, aga,nst
whom Carran2a has personal grudge
apparently Is 10 remain with the VIII
la army with the title of general III
chief Of artillery. according 10 friends
OF Villa The former bandit chief con-
siders him too valuable a warrior To
t'G EllA3tisdAGtlt StAt4i0GG II SsesA dsAlSs& 80
said personally 70 wish 10 expel An
geles from tho rebel army entirely.
villa viii remain supreme in COM
1nand OF his army, and Is, IN addition,
to have command OF the two co-oper-
ating Carranza armies in the move-
mont against Mexico City. Both Obre-
gon, on the west, and Gonzales. on
the east, will take orders from Villa
in the campaign. villa is 10 permit
~ y0@r, Il
Ing fiat money with an issue of the
constttutsoualist government, but will
issue his own script as the necess!-
ties of war require.
villa All Powerful
Carranza Is not TO interfere with
concessions granted by villa Villa -
to surrender at once all the money
he connscated from the Carranza gov
eminent on the occasion of his break
with Carranza, likewise the money
which Santiago Winfield is alleged 70
have sTnugg!ed 10 Villa out of the
$4,000 600 issue OF Carran2a currency
recently printed IN Washington. and
Villa Is to release Carranza's treasur-
err. General Serapto Agutrre, and other
Carrauza official held prisoners in
Chihuahua Villa win continue 10
name esvN officials in the territory
which he conquers or holds.
LtiA WELL R8biittN EAiSsfhAttA iiAs
loyalty to Carranza SIS first chief of the
Constitutionalists and his officials will
apparently be- under the direction OF
Carranza, but Villas powers are 70
continue as they always have been.
He Will be the monarch OF all the
territory he now holds or may cap
ture in the future When Mexico City
liz taken, the chiefs Of the forces IN
the tleld' VIII select a man for prov1s-
ional president, who viii then ATTEMPT
to pacify the country and hold con-
stltuti0nal elections.
This last clause IS taken by many to
mean thar General Angles will be the
provisional president when the final
victory over Huerta Is won. If ever.
New Revolution Expected.
Many Of Carranza's generals VIII
remain loyal To him and a new revo-
luton is expected to spring up Inn
mediately-Nllfa against Carranza, II
Carranza wins, and the Carranza gem
erals against villa. II Villa should
succeed in forcing Angeles into the
provisional presidency. Villa VIII
charge, if Carranza wins by q vote OF
the generals 1t Is asserted. that Car
RAMA is not suited 10 the position
and has never helped 10 hSht the
country's battles. II Villa succeeds
IN elevating Angeles to the position.
l~dFT3DZi anu HRS 'HAPR'A %'tS -
charge that Angeles is merely anoth.
err of the old regime. SO the war Will
go merrily 6n for "a man OF the peo-
pie"
If villa should choose TO take she
presidency himself. the situation
would change Villa protests that ns
does not want it. and he does not
consider himself capable OF holding
the Job but Villas wife Is ambitious
and many n man, it is recalled BY
those who are specu.ating on the out
come. has heenAboosted into the posi-
ron hv his wifS Mrs. Villa mas often