The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-19
WILL PROCEED TO MEXICO CITY REGARDLESS OF APPOINT.
 MENT OF GEN. NATERA.
TROUBLE SEEMS ADJUSTED
Villa Win Run His Own Military and Civil Offices in the Central Terri tory While Carranza Will Look After the East and West.

Fl Paso, Texas, June 19.-General CaIranza tonight advised Lazaro Di La Garza, Villas agent here, that the difficulty between himself and Villa had been adjusted by Carranza giving his permission for Villa to proceed south to Mexico City regardless of the appointment of General Natera as head of the new central zone.
 Carranza said that the forces of General Obregon in the west and Gen Gonzales in tIhe east would work in dependently of General Villas troops
 The constitutionalist commander concluded by saying that the misun- derstanding between himself and Villa and any future misunderstand- ing between any of the leaders would be left for adjustment when the three armies meet before the national capi- tai
 
 run his own military and civil offices in his territory.
 This made clear for the first time the relations between Carranza and Villa. It was said officially that Villas forceful taking over of the Carranza offices at Juarez was but step in a general plan to oue all Carranza elements in the territory Villa dominates.
 While not declaring that he is not under Carranzas orders, Villa is known to have told his chief that he will take the centras strip of country leading to Mexico City, while Car ranza's other divisional commanders can do likewise down the east and west coasts, According to this ar ransement there would be two dis tinct governments, both military and civil in the northern part of Mexico held by the eonstitutionalists.
 One would be Villas strip, where not only his military leaders but his own appointed civil officials would hold office. The other would be that directed by Carranza in his capacity as military and political chief of the movement from his capital at Saltllo It is not doubted that General Alvaro Obregon, commander of the western military zone, and General Pablo Gonzales. in the east, will remain firm adherents of the Carranza party.
 Villa already is reported to have taken over some of the petty leaders of the central zone territory south Of Torreon The news that General Natera. whose troops have been re- pulsed at Zacatecas. had come north to visit Villa was taken as sisnifi- cant Natera, previous to his ap- pointment as a commander blocking Villas movement, had been a staunch Villa man.
 1t also was learned today that Gen. eral Chao, who soiNe time ago had been reported busted by Villa as gov ernm of Chihuahua, has joined Villa with a column of troops from Parral although having been ordered by Car ranza to proceed to Saltillo.
 The authoritative narrative of what occurred between Carranza and Villa is as follows;
 "On Saturday Carranza ordered Villa to send five thousand men to the assistance of Natera under com mand of one of Villas generals General Villa replied that he was going to Zaeatecas himself with his entire army. Carrunza asked Villa to obey his orders, which would have placed Villas troops under command of Natera, in whose zone Zacatecas is located
 After this exchange of telegrams Villa proffered' his resignation. Car ranza asked that his successor be ap- pointed immediately. Then followed a conference of fourteen generals un- der Villa, who declined to accept q new leader. Villa then told Carranza that he was going to move south as he had announced previously The exchange ended"
 Villa took over the Carranza of fees and put his own men in. Among the national officers arrested at Jua- reg was Scrapio Aguirre, Carranza's treasurergeneral. who had been is- suing new series of constitutional ist money. The money was confis-