Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-25
WITHIN MONTH MEXICO TROUBLE
 WILL BE OVER Program for Transfer of Control to Carranza Is
 Arranged EVEN ZAPATA NOW
 FOR ENDING WAR Carranza's First Act Will Be to Sum. mon Congress and Then Order EIectiOn-IIuerta and Party
 Reach Kingston.

Washongton, July 24.-The state department expressed the optimistic opinion today that within month the United States will have recognlz- ed Carranza as provisional president of Mexico This opinion is not shared by other departments.
 According 10 the state department, the program agreed upon by Senor Castellat, the personal representative of Carbajal, and this government IS as follows:
 When Carranla reaches Tamplco he vii, be met by Senor Cepeda, Car bajals agent CarranZa will demand the appointment of three commits sioners representing Carbajal and the Huerta element in Mexico City, and will appoint similar commits sion to represent the constitutional- ists.
 These commissioners will arrange for the entrance of Carranza and his forces into Mexico City on a day to be fixed Carbajal will abdicate and Carranza will summons the Mexican congress.
 Carranza has alread selected his cabinet, and his minister for foreign affairs will take up with Secretary Bryan the question of the withdraw- al of Funston's troops from Vera Cruz and the retirement of the great CT part of the navy from Mexican waters.
 Chihauhua for Villa. ~.-r
 General Villa, according to the state department, is to retain his controlu of Chihuahua as governor, with perhaps a largely increased ter- ritOry.
 While the war department main- tains that this peaceful program is subject to many contingencies and that it does not expect the American troops will be withdrawa gefore a long period, the state department Is proceeding on the theory that the Castellat Bryan-C -Carranza program will be carried out.
 Lind for Ambassador.
 The department officials have even reached the stage when the new ann bassador for Mexico is being consid cred. John Lind and John Land are being considered for this post, with the probability that one or more of the state department officials, who are familiar with the Mexican situa- tion, will be given posts in the Am- erican legation.
 The state department will try to obtain the insertion of clause in the Tampico agreement that there be trials in every case where General Carranza may order the arrest of political or other offenders.
 All for Peace.
 Carbaja1, through the Brazilian minister in Mexico City, officially de- clared he is willing to transefer the executive power to Carranza and has sent delegate (Reginaldo Capeda) to arrange for the transfer with the Constitutianolist chief. Carbajal re- iterated that he wants amnesty for political offenders and guarantees for the safety of the property of per sons who had supported Huerta Car- ranza, through the American consul accompanying him, manifested his readiness to be lenient with the foes of the Constitutionalists and give the desired guarantees. Villa in court eous message spoke of his desire to see peace established on a basis of justice and liberty and gave assur- ances that he will do his utmost to restore normal conditions.
 Official word from Zapata states that he manifests a desire to join with the Constitutionalist chief in re- habilating the governmental machin- cry throughot Mexico. Emissaries from Carranza to Zapata with au- thority to promise program of land reforms are expected to reach the southern chief within few days.