Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-20
yI|ILLAM0YEs5ONgAPIThL.
WITHOUT OBSTRUCTION.
Garrisons All Along Line, Incorro-
rating Themselves in Former
Rebel Chiefs Columns.
sTATEMENT FKoNI CARRANzA
Washington Representatives Give Ont
Telegram Giving From His Point
of View All Details OF situation
Leading Up to- Present Conditions.

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WASH HINtIToN, November .Is, Villas
march on Mexico t,ity,centtnues 3un-
obstructed, according to telegraus to-
day from, American consular agents nc
companying- him Two. Thousand Car
ranza troops. .reuouncedjt jthetr allegiance
on the arrival Of the Nlllasndvance at
Leon hetTiispa toh said, and garrlsons
all along the line are rtncorporating
themselves In tho Villa Columns. y n
The American agents spredictr'that
via VIII reach Me3fco! City without
dificulty. HisSarmy.tthey say yiss Well
precision 'Fromi siSfrranza' s6urces,
however, Ii >is- deoiared-S will. clash
In few days with 'theatrobps; OF Cen
erals obregon and Gonzhles, south OF
frapuato and near ,toperntaro.
CARRANzA' STATEMEKT
's GIVEN OUT. At WA SIIISGToN
Washington representatives OF Car
rama tonight gave out the following
telegram from Carrnnza, dated yeater.
day at Corbnda.
That you may be clearly informed g
TO. actual conditions aud be In a.posi-
tinn to deny all false rumors. wish to
place 'n, your. hands all the details of
the situation. beginning byrgving the
conditions ON which I,.was willing to
resign. as expressed them In messages
to General Gonzales. These points
were:- will surrender the. power.sin
my hands TO any person whom I deem
trustworthy. as. for example, General
pahio Gonzales General Villa Shall
deliver the actual command OF his
forces to the administrations In the ter
ritory controlled b. General. IIulaiIo
Gutierrez. Villa and myself shall both !
leave the country and meet In Havapa
on November %. The. conventions OF
Generals shall conYencsine Mexico City.
to select President for the entire
pro-constttutional period. C;cneraI. Gut
terrez and General Gonzales Shall de- /,
HNor the command of the troops under
them TO the newly elected President.
if on the 3oth of November these con
dttions have not been ecomplsd with.
Cnrran2a shall resume his character an
first chief of the Constitutionallst
army. - 2 = !
TO these propositions sGeneraIs Con
gales and Obregon answered from Mex
leo City that they had heen accented
IN full at SAguascaltentes. affo org
ACCOUNTABILITY Is fales, as the press
OF the United states reports, that
had been given 'twenty-four tbours
within which to surrender my Office.
TO AVON BLAME .t..-S,
s OF FUTURE HLOODsHED
Ny desire is 10 avoid the responsi.
o.lity OF future bloodshed. My desire
is to make every possible concession
compatible with my duty as u citizen.
as representative OF the revolution, and
az tirst chidf In charge Of tho executive
power of the nation. vi. M
THE majority of tho chiofs remained
loyal. and continued TO remain ready
to sustain the conditions to which I
madt reference. Fors this reason. 1T
lis false that theyshave, abandoned their
hrst attitude. and now desire that
leave the. country.
I'm regard to tho protest the VII
laistas have made In regard to the
.arly evacuation OF Vera Cruz, an,
not in a position to Know anything
about III such protest would only
Continued on Second Phge.J u