The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-21
CAR RANZA OPPOSES HIS SECRE TARY OF WAR, WHO WAS A
 FRIEND OF GEN. VILLA.
REFUSED ID OBEY CARRANZA
Carranza Has Dispatched Two of His Confidential Agents to Washington. Who Are We'll Known to President Wilson and Secretary Bryan.

Eagle Pass, Texas. June 20-The breach between Villa and Carranza apparently was widening on Friday, according to travellers from Mexico who arrived here today.
 Early Friday, according to travel CTS, a statement was issued from Carranza's headquarters saying the difficulty with General Villa was of a minor nature, and surely would be satisfactorily adjusted but a few hours later it was announced that General Felipe Angeles, acting secre- tary of war, had been deposed from the position by General Carranza for disobedience.
 General Angeles is said to be a strong Villa partisan and has been mentioned by the Niagara mediators as possible selection for provisional president of Mexico. Although he has been acting secretary of war he has acted as chief of artillery with Villas forces in all late campaigns.
 According to stories told by the travellers arriving at the border, when Villa rendered his resignation as com mander of the army of the center, it was accepted internationally by Gen. eral Carranza. The latter, however, it was said asked that before he turned over the command, Villa rec ommeDd a successor.
 This message, it was said, was an swered by a communication from fifteen generals in Villas army. de claring that they declined to allow their chief to be supplanted Car ranza then issued peremptory or der, it was said, for General Angeles to come immediately to Saltillo.
 This order Angeles was said to have ignored, and this incident was said to have formed the basis of his dismissal from the temporary cabinet for insubordination.
 The news of Angeles dismissal fol- lowed close on the report received at Saltillo that General Manuel ChaO had been executed by order of Villa. Chao always favorite of Carranza, formerly was governor of Chihuahua. About May 1, when Villa was in Juarez. it was reported along the bor- der, he received carelessly worded letter from Chao. 1t was said that Villa immediately ordered a special train sent to Chihuahua, placed Chao under arrest and gave orders for his execution.
 A friend of Chao is said to have in formed Carran2a of the order, and that the latter sent for Villa, and rep resenting the effect such a proceed ing would have on international rela- tions, secured Chaos release. Chao was denoted as governor of Chihua hua, the statement being made that Chao was needed to take the field in the Saltillo campaign However, his old brigade was split among those of other commanders and he found him self a general without command.
 There was somewhat of an exodus from Saltillo Friday, according to re- turning travellers.
 Yglesias Calderon left Saltillo for Washington via Laredo, Texas, it was reported, to assume an important po- sition. He was accompanied by Juan Brezda, one of CarranZa's confiden- tial secretaries, and Fernando Ramos, who is well known to President Will son and Secretary Bryan. Various other emissaries, it was said, also were sent to Torreo-.
 Wounded soldiers were reported to be coming into Torreon Friday from Zacatecas, where fighting was said to have been resumed Thursday al- though no definite news from the battlefield was available to the trav- eiers