Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-24
Washington Sends Repre- sentatives to Repair Villa
 Carranza Break.
SETTLEMENT LIKELY
Thought Internal Questions Can Be Settled if CarranZa Will Send Delegates to Discuss Problems
 With Huertistas.

ashington, June 23.-The admins tration has addressed itself to repair ing the break between General Car ranza and General Villa so as to pre- vent the utter destruction of it's policy at Niagara Falls.
 Secretary of State Bryan has sent into northern Mexico with special in- structions Leon F. Canova who is in thorough sympathy with the consti- tutionalists and will be we'll received both by Villa and Carranza.
 Juan F. Ugida, one of the best equipped of the constitutionalis1 diplomats at Washington, is reported today at New Orleans en route to see General Villa. The mission of Mr. Uguida is due. it is stated to the recent conference between Minister Mean of the mediators and Louis Cabrera. The state department and the white house will strive through Uguida, Caaova and Carothers to keeI the rebel organization intact, realiz- ing that it's disruption will defeat it's policy at Niagara Falls.
 It is learned that the mediators are cooperating with this policy and in 1nrthering it they have suppressed Carranza's reply to their last note. Washington and Niagara Falls have determined to stop any friction which might developd by reason of a public discussion of the firm stand which Carranza has taken against an ar mistice.
 Another feature of the secret moves is that MT. Ugida is Co explain to Villa that the junta in Washing ton has never been ilimical to him and that it will be agreeable to the state department and to all the con- stitutionalist authorities that what ever grievances there may be be- tween Villa and Carranza shall be settled after the fall of Mexico City. The constitutionalist representatives here discount the interview in New Orleans today with Alfredo Brecedra, private secretary of General Carranza and who is accompanying Fernando l. Calderon to Washington, in which he is reported to have said that General Carranza will not treat with General Huerta except on the battlefield.
 It is kp"wn that following Minister Naons visit to Washington every member of the local constitutionalist agency has advised General Carranza to agree to his representatives meet ing the Huerta envoys informally. The final decision in the matter is up to Carranza, but it is taken for granted here that he will give his ap- proval to this line of action.
 Calderon will arrive in Washington Thursday morning. It is officially announced that he will not succeed Rafael Zuburan as head of the con- st'tutionalist agency. He will, how yer, be the leader of any delegation that will meet with the Huerta envoys for the purpose of discussing the situation ia Mexico.
 Rafael Zubara1f, Luis Cabrerra and Jose Vasconcelos, among the Constitu- tionalist agents now in Washington, Eeld conferences. It was reported that Mi. Zubaran and MT. Cabrera have been asked by the American dele gates to go to Niagara Falls in per son, but it was believed that the per sonnel of the constitutionalist board to respond to the American invita- tlon will not be announced until the arrival of MT. Calderol and his col