El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-08
VII SON OUTLINES
MEXICAN PLANS
U. S. Will Not Aid Either
Carranza or Villa; Troops
to Stay at Veracruz.

Washington. D. c., oct Steps 10
he ken in aiding the Me4ioa.i
lions n restore harmony anu SCI W a
~ r,ro.-isional government were Out
10 - r-.-sident Wilson today 10 con-
s1,l Holm Z Sillim2n, VINO Iedf =
niybt for Mexico City Inc consul y ~
has been acting as the preSIuelI,S -
soDaI representative al me heAlyali
ss--tf+,1 - told again that the United
c,reres has no intention OF charnploninE
the cause OF either Carrall15 OF -
and will use It's influence only 70 " a. ~, -
briDrina- ! bout IN agreement Inal VIII
l'-59--s f,,rr5er disorder and blood
The question OF formally reco 5,gS
Ing anv government in Mexico VIII nor
be considered now, and the "lI I. Z, y a.
Of the American garrison at feIacl u@
will be further postponed - a.,
II is Dginted out that % turn the
municipal government OF Feracruz over
TO either faction at TINS tlInS nli6Hl
lead 70 an embarrassing situation Inc
Carranza officials are 50 SoIlSel -
with the Villa revolt that tney nave
not had time TO press the "lthul d " al
Of Gen. Funston
delegates at AEuascRlientes.
message from Aguacalientes, sent
by way Of Mexico City, says that the
advance guards OF the northern ana
southern delegates to the peace con-
ference arrived there MeGnesoag; N, I ne
northerners. headed by Gems Robes
and Benavides. numbered IL while the
southerners, under Gems. Hay and
! Oregon. numbered six
Generals Are Banqueted-
The delegates met in the evening al
the Hotel Washington, where joint
banquet was given them In the IN
formal discussion between the dele
gates at this function the best Of feel
= riot among the troops at Tacubaya,
five miles southwest OF Mexico City,
early Wednesday, resulted in a number
being killed and wounded The Mexico
CITY government aScribeS the trouble
to the excessive use OF liquor A num-
/ Der Of the seceders have fled to the
nearby mountains
Promises speedy Harmony.
Speedy restoration Of harmony be-
I tween Gems Carranza and villa through
Z open conferences at Aguascalientes was
predicted Wednesday night in a state
ment issued by the COnstitutionalist
agency here The statement quotes
I Richard Cole Of Los Angeles, who. it
says. is a personal friend of CarranZa,
Z and continues:
"Carranza has no personal feelings
I against Villa" said Mr. Cole. 'He feels
! that the general Of the division Of the
north has been led to his present re-
( bellious position by designing and IN
2 scrupulOus persons who have posed as
Villas friends. I think Villa is a big
. enough man 10 admit his mistake when
] II Is once brought home to him Mex
I leo can use both the services OF Car
/ rama and villa. acting in their proper
] spheres
"Carranza IS eager TO retire TO pri-
( vate life. He is worn out and only
] a sense OF duty keeps him engaged in
I directing the Constitutionalist cause.
I He has promised TO visit the United
/ States and make a five months tour"
Mr. Cole is here to seek recognition
! for the Mexican central government He
( said he expected to confer with state
/ department officials within a few days
I and would ask that formal considera-
3 ton be given the question Of recOgni-
! ton
/ Would ExtradIte Enemies
The Constitutionalist agency an
Z nounced today that an attempt to ar
/ rest and extradite a number Of former
! Huerta officials now residing in the
I United States probably would be made
I within a few days. The names Of those
| whose return TO Mexico Is sought on
charges OF high crimes and misde-
| meanors' are Felix Diaz. Emilio En-
I reoI. V Gomez. MarcelO CaraveO. Louil
/ Medina Barron, Francisco Del Toro
I Felix Terrazas and Juan Cenegas, all OF
/ whom are eLHuerta officers