Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-16
JUAREz WILL BE TRACKED NEXT BY VILLA SAYS LEADER
Vill;stas In Complete Control of Ojinaga - Forces Will Move on Town Opposite
 Fl Paso In Very Short Time
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PRESlDlO, Tex, NON. l0.-Judrez is Francisco Villas next border objec- tive, after which general attack on Chihuahua City, the state capital, is planned, according to plans revealed today by Villa leaders in the Ojinaga garrison. The capital of the new move ment headed by Villa is to be estab- lished there according to this plan.
 The Villa movement is a ne wone, having 10 connection with the Felix Diaz or other revolutionary move ments, according to General Perfiria Ornelas. permanent commander of the Ojinaga garrison. The new move ment is called The Conventionist Party" and is in fact revival of the former movement by Villa called the conventionist movement, following the convention of revolutionary chieftains at Aguas Calien .es.
 To Defend Juarez
 Mexican Consul Cosme Rengo Echea tonight transmitted orders to Colonel Flores, encamped at Vado Piedras 32 miles northwest of Ojinaga, to pro cede ro Guadalupe, below Juarez to de- tend that town against an attack by Villa, moving toward Juarez. It is believed Villa will go frs. to Villa Ahumada in order to have water en- route
 General Jose Murguia at Juarez also has been warned of the reported plans of the new Villa or conventionist par ty.
 Formal request for the opening of the Ojinaga port was made today by Colonel Trillo. Villas private secre- tary The request was transmi ted to ". w. Carpenter, deputy collector of customs at Fl Paso by Collector Wies- ieger here The port was closed when Villa took the town. nothing being per mitted to cross today although Villa officers who came to the Ojinaga ford said there was a shortage Of food in the town.
 Villa Not Seen.
 No one from the American side has De en permitted 0 enter the Mexican town proper, heavily armed guards be- ing stationed along the winding road from the ford to the mesa
 No one from the American side has seen Francisco Villa or Hipolito Villa in person. although there is every as- surance tha. he is in command. He is believed to have 1.500 men in this district.
 Mexicans lnterned.
 Federal prisoners continued arriving in camp tonight. Four halted soldiers found by an American patrol at the Hacienda ford six miles above Ojinaga said they had been hiding in the river bottoms all day All the prisoners, nombering 800, have been placed in the interment camp established near the army camp. Tonight they were singing falsetto Spanish songs. strum- ing guitars and apparently were hap py. Maria Santa Ana, wife of com mon soldier. is the only woman in camp.
 Among the interned soldiers are a number of boys.
 Officers Detained. General Juan Espinosa Cordova and Colonel Rosando Castro, were detain- ed at army headquarters.
 Funeral services were held today for Juan Vala. a Presidio Mexican, killed in Ojinaa It was a typical Mexican funeral with the crepe and candles on the ooors and windows of the adobe house. Theer were the waiting men, women and children on foot in the pro cession. which was led by string band.
 A Mexican boy named Munoz. we'll known here, was executed at Ojinaga by federal soldiers yesterday morning after the attack. He was with Martin Lopez
 Mexican women refugees crossing the border today from Ojinaga said the fighting yesterday was desperate. They said they say many men fall in the streets.
 Deny Reports.
 Villa officers today denied reports that American operators of machine guns during the battle had been killed. It is believed now they escaped to the