El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-26
VILLA ARRIVES
INJUAREZ WITH
CEN. OBREG0N
Special Train Reaches Bor-
der at Noon, Having Been
Delayed by Washout.

Gems. Villa and Obregon, accompanied
by their stats, arrived IN Juarez ABOARD
n special train at noon w Wednesday. Inc
train was delayed by washout at
a snecisI commissioner was dis
patched TO Ell PasO shortly after noon
TO request permission OF Gen FerShlng
to allow a bodyguard Of % picked rebel
soldiers TO accompany VIVA ana ODre-
eon TO Nogales, and also TO permit the
special train on which they came to
JuareZ 10 cross the river and continue
the trim TO Arizona The commissioner
was authorized to guarantee Ihat the
arms of the soldiers would De car
ried in a separate car Ihe special
train is expected to leave Ior Nogales
some time late this evening
Permission for the military officials
to pass through American territory
from EI Paso TO Nogales has been
given by the state department and To-
cal military authorities.
Villas friends insist that he will not
make the trip 10 Sonora with Obregon,
as planned. and that the plan to have
him 90 there is but a ruse TO bring the
two factions together through their
representatives. Obregon and villa
They call attention 10 the fact that
Maytorena is a civil OFFICER IN Sonora
and could come to Juarez or go to Chi
huahua without the necessity Of obtain
sug permission from the Washington
government Being Villista he would
be among friends and as the disturbing
element in Sonora he would be the
proper person TO treat with in the
peace conference, as Gales is only rep
resenting Carranza- instead Carranza
and ObregOn are trying 10 get Villa
to go TO Sonora TO pacify Maytorena-
The arrival Of Gen. Felipe Angeles
in Juarez Tuesday afternoon further
complicated the situation. Obregon and
Angeles are not friends and the split
between Angeles and Carranza is sait
10 have been the result Of Obregon's ac-
tons
In spite OF the denials that there Is
any split between Carranza and villa,
which invariably come from Carranza
sources, Villa IL is claimed. continues
to make preparations Tor eventualftfes
ana IS buying supplies, smuggling am
munlllon. and strengthening his army
by drilling and recruiting. His send
ing OF troops to Durango is another
indication that he intends 10 control
the situation, at least in the north.
Hitch in CalexicO Occupation.
Agents OF the "Constitutionalistsp
here say significant hitch has oc-
CURED In the occupation of Calexico.
a border town in Lower California.
ihey received reports that the federal
commander had refused to evacuate the
position 10 the self-styled "Constitu-
uonalists" without authorization from
provisional president Carranza.
This, they said, could not be fur /
llsneo oy Juan Anaya, who from the /
california side OF the boundary had 4
demanded the towns surrender. It was 4
minated that Anaya represented an /
element in northern Mexico not friend 1
y with the present central govern !
nent.
This incident was coupled with the
,ecent invasion by Villas troops of /
durango state, and the still menaciug j
evolution in Sonora
Gen Felipe Angeles, Carranza's de-
osed secretary Of war, now acting as
HAS artillery chief, arrived TO-DAY at
uarez- His visit to the border was /
OF explained Angeles made a trip to
Il Paso, where members Of his family
re residing.