The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-21
Report of Officials Hint at Split Between Angeles and Chieftain-Visit Regard ed Mysterious
MAY CONFER WITH PRESIDENT WILSON
 ON NEW PEACE PLAN
Angeles Noted In Mexican. Affairs First to An nounce Loyalty to MaderO. Villas Military Adviser

Washington. June 2O. General Felipe Angeles. artillery expert, and General Villas right hand man, ia in the United Stntes en route to Boston. that reached the United States govern ment tonight from It's border agents. These reports said Angeles had crossed into American territory secretly last Friday night.
 officials here were unable to throw much light on the reasons for Angeles departure at time when his services to Villa in the military campaign would seem to be vitaIly needed. One was coming to the United States to confer with prominent MeNicans who have been living in exile, taking no part in the revolutionary activity, but who lately have been planning to form a coalition with some of the forces in the field to enable them to get the "active support, which President Will son announced in his. recent statement the United States soon would give some group unless the warning factions could agree among themselves.
 A news dispatch from El Paso said that General Angeles was on his way to Wash ington to represent the military and that I would reach the border in a few days en route to Washington to represent the con ventionalist civil government, in q new peace plan.
 Enrique c. Llorente Washington rep resentative of the yilla-Zapata govern ment, said he had heard nothing of An geles' movements. The Carranzs agency gave out a statement pointing out that Angeles probably never would return to Villas standard and said the Angeles element admitted that the recent defeat at Leon was virtual annihila ton of the villista forces and that Villas days were numbered.
 Hint at Difference
 Many officials seemed to take the view
 
 personal differences which began shortly before the battle of Celaya, in which Villa lost the first important contest of his military career lie was without the services of Angeles then and rumors were current at the time of a personal dis agreement.
 With Angeles move coming on the heels of the split between General Carranza and his commander-in-ch General Ob- regon, some officials were encouraged to believe that out of the tangle might come a new alignment comprising the best clements of the Carranza and Villa factions, forming an organization which might if successful in dominating the situation, be accorded recognition by the United States.
 General Angeles served under President Diaz, and was one of the first to pro- claim his loyalty to President Madero after the latater was elected President. During the uprising in Mexico he stood ty Madero until the last. but when Gen eral Huerta obtained control of the situ- e,tion he remained in Mexico City under surveillance by huerta The latter final ly gave Angeles a foreign mission, with the understanding, if has often been said, that he would not join the constitutional ist movement, then in it's infancy.
 After trip to Europe, Angeles joined General Carranza, becoming sub-secretary of war When personal and political diff
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