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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
FAMOUS SINGERS
ARE IN FL PA50
Form Best Vocal Quarrel Ell
Paso Has Ever Had
Pleasure to Hear.

A quartet Of star soloists from the
National Grand Opera company are in
FL PasO on their way TO Las Vegas. Al
buquerQue and Roswell where
operate concerts viii be given, after
which the sOlOists will return to FL
PasO for an operate concert on April p
The quartet is headed by Miss Sarame
Reynolds, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joshua 5. Reynolds. of Ell Paso Accom-
panying her are Miss Margaret Jar
man, contralto; Mario ROdOlfi, tenor
and ItalO Picchi. bassO. Miss Reynolds
was the leading soprano sOlOist with
the Opera company, and with her as
sociates, viii sing grand opera selec-
tons at her concerts here and in the
other cities Of the southwest
She is accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Dudley s. Dean, Of Boston. and Miss
Edith GOrrell her cousin, who is max
ing the tOuT with her The quartet
viii leave this evening for New Mexico
TO fill the engagements there under
the management Of James Graham Nc
Nary, and viii then return to FL Paso
for the concert at the Texas Grand.
They will be accompanied to New
Mexico by Mrs ". R. Brown and Mrs.
James Graham McNary, who viii play
the Accomplishments for -he quartet,
and by Mrs Dudley S. Dean.
Rehearsal Of Program.
Sunday afternoon the quartet re-
hearsed a number Of the grand opera
selections which they Will sing on their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
PARDON BOARDS
UPHELD BY COURT
Power To Pardon Or Parole
Is Finally Taken Away
From Governor Hunt.

Phoenix, Ariz, April 12.-The Arizona
supreme court this morning affirmed
the decision Of the superior court Of
Pinal county in the case Of Knox Laird.
This upholds the validity Of the law
creating the board Of pardons and
paroles and taking the power to re-
prieve, pardon or commute sentences
OF prisoners away from the governor.
AFTER the law, which was referred to
voters last November, went into effect
Gov Hunt TO test the statute, issued
parcon 10 Lard The warden refused
70 honor the pardon and Laird apnlie5
LOT writ Of habeas corpus.
me board must now pass upon the
cases OF five men who are under SEN
tence OF death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
DAILY RECORD

! huAtuluE EerInlLs
70 S. S, Cash, to build porch and make
repairs at 40l san Jose street: estimated
cost SIS.
70 Albert Braem. to build frame dwell
Eng so at so4 Lebanon street, estimated cost
( To ". c. Shaw. to build a brick bunga-
} loW on lots J. and IS, block so. Bassett
! addition; estimated cost $1,000.
/ To Ramon Soils to build an adobe dwell
ing al cypress and Piedras streets. esti-
! To Abel Romo TO build q porch and
make repairs al COS Rayror Streets estI-
mated cost 800
Deeds Filed.
FL Paso county lands-Jsy. +. Knox to
( ;, l. Haekett. sections &. i ana a. block
] o. township s. Texas and Pacific surveys;
Z consideration $4,000. April s, 1915
West side Of Hills street between Second
ara Third streets-Millard Patterson to
I Laura Alexander lots 8 and e. block 81.
Aagoffln addition consideration $500
March Z, 1875.
North side Of la Luz street between
Houston and Crockett streets-Governmeu
hln company 70 W G.. Abbott. lots 70 and
-, block 45, Government Hill additions
consideration $500; March Is 1915
5.ast SIDE OF Park street. between Savan-
IN street and Altura boulevard-AItura
Realty company 70 n Paso Electric Raf-
way company, lot s. block Ss. AItura Park
aaaitioni consideration S247-50; March 9.
South side OF Mountain avenue between
Lowell and Lakeland streets. T. Mullen
W. % ware AaA1 IL ana is block >.
franc view addition; consideration $500:
EI Paso county Iinds-Francis NJ. Reeves
70 Marion Robertson, east one-haIf OF Sec
ton 2 block 70. township J. Texas md
-aciGc streets; consideration $50, Feb. !
FL Paso county Iands-Joseph T Fesvas Z
10 Marion Robertson, section is. block a. !
township ], Texas and Pacific SURVEYS con- :
sideration $3.50; Feb. %. 1915
Automobiles Licensed.
STOW. T. Farrow. block 81. Govern.
5405-W. l. Follett AIS UNISON avenre.
Indian motorcycle.
- S4oe-E. H Smelling. 22I Texas street.
I've passenger Ford
54o7-A- Cummings d Son. SO west Mis-
ourl street. two passenger Ford
Licensed to Wed.
John o. Mccoy TO Mary Z. Deuel.
Jose Hamlrez 10 Francisco Medina.
Arturo r. Hermosillo 10 Mared ReyiIla-
Elano Estrada TO Juliana Segala-
Deaths.
A r. Carnegan. 1929 Oliver street Anil
I, aged 56 years; burial Evergreen GENE
cry April IL
William SIcCreery. block 1884, Military
Heights, April g. aged 40 years: burial Z
Edward W. Schweitzer, county hospital.
.priL 8, aseq 50 years; burial C0ncordia
Ben Garcia, Fifth and Santa Fe streets.
.prll 8, aged s. years burial Concordia
euetery April 10.
Baby Allarcon. 1914 south CampbeU
treet aged & hours: burial Concordia ceme-
Fry April 10.
Lsidora Risa. sos zaragosa a1ley. ApriI TO-
ged S. years. burial Concordla cemetery :
pril 10
Jam oliver, sI6 South ST. Vrain street
pril s.. aged % years; buri0I ConcorIia
emetery April 10.
Births-Male. q
To Mrs A. C.. Rinuemau. 1901 Ari.ers $
.rCet, April .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
CHIckEN nINNER Fooled.

Silverio Gonzales was planning FOR
a nice chicken dinner on sunday
night when he happened 70 run into
IA couple Of policemen Siiverio was
very eloquent and told Of the high
price Of chicken and how 10 select
nice ones The policemen belonged
II the doubling brigade. however, and
shipped SilveriO and his bag OF nice
plump fowl TO the police station. Sill
veriO finally said that he had found
them near the plant Of the Paul Brick
cCmuauv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
U. S. CONSUL SURPRISES
MEXICAN THIEF; IS BEATEN

Douglas. Ariz. April special
dispatches from NOgales. Ariz-, state
that American consul Frederick Sim
pich. OF Nogales. Sonora, returning
home with Mrs Simpich Friday night,
surprised two MeNicans in the cst or
rifling the cabinet where the consul
Kept his state department correspond
eGce. Several documents were miss
ing after one of the men escaped
Consul Simpich seized the other and
held fast TO him, though severely
beaten. while Airs. Simpich summoned
Mexican officers who placed the thief
under arrest. He declined OF make
statement of any kind.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
BROTHER OF c. L. WOLFE IS
DROWNED IN MINE SUMP

Charles l. Wolfe. paying teller OF the
state National bank. has departed for
Savannah. Ca, with the remains Of his
brother. Clyde Wolfe. who was drowned
i'm the stump Of the Apache Tejo sta
ton OF the Chino Copper company.
about three miles south OF Hurley. N
NJ, on Thursday night
The pumDs had not been running for
some months and Mr.. Wolfe was alone
in looking after the property. He did
not report Thursday and investigation
resulted in the body being found. His
brother was notified and went TO Hur-
ley to take charge Of the remains.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
VILLA FORCES ATTACK
MATAMOROS; FIGHT FOLLOWS

BrOWusvilIe. Tex, AnriI 12-Tlere
was much firing today by both Car
rama and Villa troops at the trenches
defending Natamor0s. Shortly before
dayhreak Villa Outposts closed in on
the trenches during a fog. The Car
rama defenders went over the trench
cs after them, getting close enough
to use several hand grenades For
half an hour there was a rifle battle
tEat awakened Brownsville in some
alarm. Finally the heavy shooting
stopped.
During the forenoon pickets pep
pered away at each other at Ions
range.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
BIG BANK SUES MADOO
i'm EFFORT TO "AVERT RIM

Washington, IA c.. April Ie.-The
Riggs National bank, the largest finan-
cial Institution ia Washington. TODAY
oeSan legal proceedings against sec
rotary NcAdoo and controller or the
currency Williams to compel them to
desist from alleged efforts to ruin its
business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
HORSEMEN ARE LEAVING
ON SPECIAL TRAINS DAILY

A special FL Paso and Southwestern
train left the union depot at 1880 Mon
day afternoon with 30 horsemen who
are bound for the eastern tracks
Two sleepers were booked for Louis
vile, one for Baltimore and one for
Chicago.
Two special trains for Denver viii
pull out on Tuesday evening some time
between and s o'clock. One train will
be for passengers and about 100 reser-
vatlons have already been made. The
other train VIII be a special express to
take the horses north.
Every dollar spent Tor home valley
products is well invested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
SHIP BEARING GEN. HUERTA
NEARS NEW YORK HARBOR

New York, April 12.-The Spanish
steamer Antonio Lopez, which sailed
fIcm Cadiz, March 81, with VictorianO
Huerta aboard, was reported by wire
less TO be Isl miles east Of sandy
Hook at 1870 o'clock this morning Tt
was thought she would dock this aft
eruoou. The Antonio Lopez was ex-
pected to remain here only a few hours
before proceeding on her way TO Ha-
yaua.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
SLAYDEN CARRIES MINERS
PROTEST TO WASHINGTON

resenting important mining interests
in Texas and Oklahoma, congressman
James l. Slayden left Saturday for
Washington i'm the interests of the
mining men who are seeking prOtec-
ti0n against Gen. Villas recent de-
cree The mining men. he said, are
anxious TO operate their properties
at fun capacity if Gen. Villa will
furnish them protection for their
properties. they to pay the guards
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
ALBERT HANNA, An AUTO
MECHANIC, DIES SUNDAY

Albert Hanna, 80 years of age ana
employed as an automobile mechanic.
died at his home in block 100. Fort
Boulevard. ON Sunday afternoon. fol-
lowing am Illness OF two months He
was q native OF Pennsylvania and his
widow VIII accompany the remains to
chester. Pa for intermeut. Mclean.
Simmons q Hartford have charge Of
the arrangements.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
CONTRACT LET FOR SAN sTARCraT.
EDInEL nEE.E III -. -.

Santa Fe, " NJ, April 13.-State en-
slneer James A. French is on an sin
speetion trip TO the road camps in Ber-
nalillo, Sierra, Dona Ana, Otero and
Roosevelt counties.
beIore leaving he awarded the con-
tract for the bridge across the Rio
Grande at san MarciaI to the Midland
Bridge company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
DAUGHTER OF ALPINE DRUG
STORE MAN DIES Herr

The remains 81 Mabel Elizabeth
Slight. one year and eisht months Of
age. who died at a local hospital on
Monday morning, were shipped this
afternoon 10 Alpine. Texas, by Mclean,
Simmons & Hartford.
They were accompanied by the little
girls father. r. B. Slight. who runs
drug store in Alpine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
TAXES ON OAXAC- MINES
ARE CAIsE OF PROTEST

San Antonio. Texas April 12.-An APP
peal to the British and American gov
ernments has been made by mine own
ers Of the Mexican state Of OaNaca, ac-
cOrding TO adviCes which stcte that a
lie V Of $1,000. 600 has been declared
against the properties, Of which So per
cent are owned by foreigners and so
percent by Americans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
YAQUIS MOVE
AGAINST GALES
Maytorena to Resist Effort
of Carrancistas to
Gain Sonora.

NoEales. Ariz-, April 1.-Two thou
sand Yaqui indians. commanded by
chief Urbalejo, have arrived here from
Guaymas and Hermosiuo. and are be-
ing sent into the Cananea district to
hold that district for Gov. Maytorena
and TO harass the Carranza army Of
Gen. p Elias Gales at Aqua Prieta-
The forces carried with them four can
non and five machine guns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12

present. tour. The rehearsal was held
at the home of James G. McNary.
AFTER hearing the quartet sing sun
day afternoon I do not hesitate TO COM
mend the s0loists to the people Of the
southwest" said Mr.. McNary Monday.
Theirs are the four finest solo voices
/ have ever heard combined in quartet
singing, and their work is grand. Each
is finished and highly talented artist,
and the blending Of their fine voices is
a treat that FL Paso people should not
fail to hear
Miss Reynolds and Mrs Dean are
with their parents at the Country club;
Miss GOrrel is a guest at the AIcNary
home, and the three other soloists are
at the PasO del Norte.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12

brldse on a charge Of having in her
gossesslon q quantity Of morphine Miss
Kennedy waived hearing before unit
ca states commissioner George ID. OIL
yer ana her case was presented to the
lederai grand jury Monday. Miss Ken
HeaE stated that she brought the drug
acI1as Lne river Tor her own use
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
TENANs q ARIzoNA To

fAA--leN T. EA-u aHANNNIO nav
PhoenIN, Ariz-, April 12-With pic-
me barbecue and other features the
annual reunion and celebrate san Ia
clnto day. April p. Cato sells. OF Gle
Durne, now United States commissioner
on nclan affairs is eIpecteS 10 be an
honOred guest of the occasion GA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
MESA To VOTE ON SEV-Fp
RON n TEGHrrs 80

Mesa, Ariz-. April Ie.-Siav Is bl -
Peen liked by the city council as the
cate cate Tor a special election al which a
10 the Mesa voters. The 1rocaatIt ~
-.e ponds If, issued. VIII be used I'm in
stating modern sewer system.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12

Villa officials on foreigners fer-
sons arriving today from Monterey
said that all foreigners had been eN-
empted in that district from the war
leyies imposed by the villa officials
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
ormit the families to abandon c.

permit the families to abandon Ce-
|SIv forces will attack CeIaya within
two or three days and lombard the city
also a communication from me TO Al
varo ObregOn in which he is invited
for us TO decide the possession Of Ce-
lava by a battle in the country. OF TO
before the b0mbardment began 1 ex-
pect an answer by tomorrow"
Nuevo Laredo Attack.
The attack on NuevO Laredo has
been abandoned, Carranza aCvices
from Laredo state. These declare that
scouting parties sent out by the gar
risou on Sunday found. only three
small bands Of Nillistas, commanded
by Coils. Bracomentes, Romero and
Arrfsola. The bands have been at
tackled by Cen Niucente Davia, Of the
CarrauZa garrison, and have retired a
considerable distance to the south OF
the town.
Abandoning MatamOrns Fight.
CarrauZa advices also declares that
Gen Rodriguez was abandoning his
advanced positions around Matamoras.
Scouts had gone as far south IS Las
Eusias. where the Rodriguez base was
formerly established, and had only
encountered small bands The Car
rama reports declared that Rodriguez
has been ordered to retire on Monterey
as that city is soon to be attacked
by large force Of Carrancistas from
Victoria
Fighting at TampieO.
Fighting around TamDico is again
reported in Villa advices. These de-
clare that Gen. Manuel ChaO has now
established a base close to the city
from the west and that the cutting OF
the line 10 Victoria is expected at
any time. The report declares that }
the Carrancista garrison is short Of
ammunition and that there is much
sickness in the port
CnrrOthers to GuadaIaiarn.
George G. Carothers, the American
state department travelling agent in I
Villa territory, has gone to Guada- !
lajara to Investigate the reports Of /
forced loans being enforced by the 1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
OPERATEn oy INFLPAsn-

Santa Fe, y NJ, Apri I2.-AIrs A B.
Renehan returned home yesterday af-
ternoon from Fl Paso. where she m
oerWent a serious operation only 10
DAYS ago Her speedy recovery is con
sidered most remarkable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
AwNING ON FIRE.

Fire in an awning in front Of the
store of Ballard & Co. 116 South Ore
sou- street, about 1880 o'clock, Monday
afternoon. is attributed TO the throw
ing OF a lighted cigaret from a window
above. The loss was small
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
BODY FOUND IN THE
CANAL IDENTIFIED

A boy playing along the canal bank
at the foot Of Second street, Sunday af-
ternoon. noticed a mans body in the
silt. almost buried. lie called F. Var
rele, who notified the police. There
were no marks OF Identification on the
body, and as decomposition had set in.
it was Inferred Immediately at Concor-
dia cemetery.
Monday morning several Mexicans
identified the remains. from the de-
scriptiOn, as those of Clemente Sando-
val. a laborer for the G. II. & s. A., who
disappeared on April 4.
Sandoval was ABOUT 80 years OF age.
He had a balance Of about $500 to his
credit in 2 local bank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12

GentIemen's suits. made in FL Paso.
style and fit guaranteed, from SIS up.
r. L. Kuehne, tailor, 416 San Francisco
St, phone 2617-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
Abandoning AIatamoras Fight.
FiEhtinE ID TnmpIeo.
CnrrOthers to GuadaIaiarn.

George c. CarOthers, the American
state department travelling agent in
Nilla territory, has gone to Guada-
lajara to Investigate the reports Of
forced loans being enforced by the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
OBREG0N TRYING
To FLANK VILLA
Declines to Consider Pro
posal From Foreign Con
suls Of Guanajuato.
Confined From Page One).

gins. unless the Carranza leader should
choose to meet the enemy outside the
city
The message from Villa, which was
sent from Irapuato under date of yes
terday, explained the situation as fol-
lows:
The last encounter which we have
had with the cOlumn of Aware Oregon
at the town Of CeIaya was Of "A disaster
Gus result for the enemy. which lost
an enormous number of dead SIX trains
bearing a large number Of wounded
Carranza soldiers have left Celaya for
Queretaro- AS a result OF the fighting
the enemy has been completely demon
allied and the troops which j have in
the vicinity Of Queretaro and Celaya in
form me that groups of from 100 TO 200
men Of Obregon's troops are deserving
constantly and. throwing away their
arms have Joined our soldiers.
Track Destroyed.
Today the enemy destroyed two XII
lometers Of track to the north of Ce-
laya, which indicates that they are pre-
pairing to withdraw and reOrganize
their troops which are in a difficult DO
sition. This morning there left by au-
tomobile for Celaya, the French, Ameri-
can, English and German consuls. who
reside IN t1uanajuato. with the object
Of interviewing Oregon that he will
come out TO fight in the country, or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
british Subject on Grand jury.

Frederick W. MeasJay. OF Alpiue.
was excused from the federal Grand
jury Monday morning when il was
brought out that he was a British sub
Ject It is understood that the matter
was brought TO the attention OF Judge
Henry D. Clayton by attorneys repre-
sentinE r /. Homdahl. charged with
violation OF the neutrality law in re-
cruitinS men for service in n foreign
country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
Mexican Land Case called.

The trial Of John T.. May, Miss Mary
Harrah and s. IT. sutton. who are
charged with using the mails with in
tent TO defraud was begun Monday
morning in the federal court.
The defendants are charged with
using the mails TO defraud i'm a scheme
10 sell land near Caudaleria. Mexico.
by company known as the Mexico
Irrigated Land company. the name OF
which was later changed to that OF
the United States e Mexico Irrigated
Land company offices were MAIN
tanned I'm El PasO and Kansas City
Charged With Having Morphine.
Miss Mabel T. Kennedy was arrested
Saturday night at the international
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12

To Ms A. C. Rinuemau. 1901 Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
JUDGE ASSAILS THE
FEDERAL BUILDING
lContlnued From INC Onel .

oaLon or witnesses waiting to be called
10 testify
III Paso is a growing. Furnishing
city. and its future, as well as its pres
ent needs should be amply looked
after"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-20
SMALL CROWD CsREETS
FORD PEACE PILGRIMS

rhristtania, Dec. 19The Scandi-
MARIAN American Line steamship Os-
car IL. bearing Henry Ford, the De
'tost automobile manufacturer. and
HE peace party, arrived at Chrlstania
al S O'Clock this Sunday morning
The peace pilgrims found the city
covered with snow and the temper
allure at 10 degrees below zero.
A small crowd. including students
and newspaper men. was at the pier to
greet the pilgrims. The members OF
the party are quartered in the best
hotels.
No official reception has been
planned, but the Students Society,
the biggest organization in the city.
will receive the party tonight, and
there will he huge mass meeting to-
morrow.
The Norwee ian government refuses
to recognize the mission officially. and
has no share in It's entertainment. The
indications are that the Norwegians.
outside of the Socialists, who are pow
~rful In Nor way. resent lford's inter
ference. but he Is well received per-
sonaIlv. Arrangements are being
made for an audience with King
Haakon,
Mr. Ford plans for the party TO leave
Christtania for Stockholm on Wednes-
aay remaining AT the Swedish capital
for three days and then thg.. party viii
go. 10 Copenhagen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-20
DISCOVERS PROCESS
FOR MAKING POTASH
Twenty Ave 10 Fifty Tons Being Pro-
duCed Daily From One
Utah Mine.

New York. Dec. IA, now process
tor producing potash, now greatly in
demand hy all nations, hut controlled
by Germany has been discovered 10y
Howard f. Chappell, one Of the lead
ing chemists of this country, and
president OF the Mineral Products
Company, which numbers among its
hackers j. ogden Armour. f. A. VAL
lentine. John II. Wallace. and other
business heads of the country,
Not only does the new process pro-
duce potash, but also aluminium, and
both in quantities Sufficient to make
the labor profitable. even in competl-
ton with the German market for the
mineral. \ mine in Utah zoe miles
south of Salt Lake City. is already in
operation, producing about twenty
tons of potash and fifty tons OF
alumina, frcm which aluminium, is
made, every day from between 100 and
so tons Of ore.
Although the process is a new and
secret one, the material is an ore that
up to now has been considered value
less. 1t is alunite. from which potash
alum is made and which was used for
that purpose before the Egyptian civil
ization. The ore is made to yield
potash instead of alum by process
whose chief feature is intense heat
Alum is produced at a temperature
of 500 degrees and potash at a heat
OF ,000 degrees.
Alunite also leads in the production
Of aluminium, for bauxite, which was
formerly the sole source of supply
Yields only so per cent of the metal.
while alunite gives about IS per cent
after the extraction of potash.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-20
VILLA FORCES TO QUIT
IN NORTHERN MEXICO
Mexican Rebel Leader l. said To &c
Making Preparations to Leave
Country.

FL Pa5o. Texas, Dec. l9.--Fidei
Avila, governor general OF the state
OF Chihuahua: Manuel Banda, super
intcndent of railroads under the Villa
government: Jose Linlon. 4 Villa gem
eral OF prominence, and Jose Robes.
another Villa general had confer
enee of two hours duration this after
noon here with Mexican Consul Garcia
relative TO the SURRENDER of the Villa
forces in northern Mexico.
After the conference ii was ad
mitted by all the participants that its
object was the incorporation of the
Villa army into the Carranza arnls,
but it was also admitted that arrange
ments had moi been concluded and
that the conference would continue
tomorrow. The Villa generals return
sd to ,luareZ meantime. While in FL
Paso they were under the escort of
Lieutenant Nj. G.. Shsllenberger. pro-
yost marshal of the I'll paso patrol dis
tricf
There is stil question as "a the
whereabouts of General Villa himself
His generals 81 the border decline TO
discuss his wherea bouts. one report
is that he left Cbihua hua Saturday
afternoon GA horse ba OK bound west
ward, accompanied bS 81 few of his
faithful followers. This report say
the belief prevails that he had al
automobile waiting for him. and that
he would head for the America n
border at once Another report has il
that he is still in the city of Chihda-
hua. and that he will leave there by
train Tuesday for Juarez. or p Faso.