Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-20
FEDERAL TROOPS AND LEADERS
 IN CHIHUAHUA JOIN SON0RANS;
 yAQU|S COME TO ACUA PR|ETA
Villa Bands Reported Marching State ne United States Post Office Revokes Order Forbidding Entry of Mail At Ports Held by Revong State; Gales Beyond
 Reach of Headquarters

FL PASO, Tex, April 19. Two
 special trains bearing Mexican feder-
 al troops destined for the drive on
 Sonora's new revolutionary govern ment reached Juarez this evening over the Mexican Central railroad.
 The troops comprise two regiments under Gen. Francisco Urbalejo, with Col. D. Lamuz, second in command. and were said to number 1900 men. They will entrain today over the Mexican Northwestern for Casas Grandes and from there plan to part in the campaign against the forces of Sonora. They will re-enforce the army of 800 men under commend of Col. Claudio Fox. The troops arriv ing today were well supplied with and arms, but military observers said their horses were in poor condition The soldiers were accompanied by their wives and i children, who rode on the tops of the freight cars that made up the special trains. The troops for the | most part came from garrisons in | the vicinity of Chihuahua City.
 Vllstas on March
 An American who arrived from i southern Chihuahua today said that | two bands of armed men one of them villistas, though not personally com manded by the rebel chieftain were a few miles west of Tuluca, Chihua- hua, proceeding toward the Sinaloa line.
 Small groups. mounted, the travel CT stated, were to be seen daily in that region, going west as if to join a central band at some appointed place. Some of these are believed to be former federals who have desert ed to the rebels.
 Another report received here from Chihuahua City in a special dispatch to The Herald, indicated Villa re- gently has been in the Palomas and Hechicera mountains, where he "e ceived ammunition and supplies al legged to have been obtained by his agents in a Texas town. This dis patch said Villa, after getting his supplies and collecting many horses kept in hiding in the mountains un- der the care of his aides, including his brother, Hipolito Villa, expressed himself as ready to begin immediately an active campaign in Chihuahua. at tacking trains on the railroad from Torreon to Chihuahua and from Chi huahua to JuareZ. It is generally be- lieved the dispatch said, that Hipo- tito Villa crossed the border at Santa Elena, Texas, travelling incognito to San Antonio to confer with refugee of his brother.
 Promises Big Invasion.
 The troops arriving in Juarez today. while coming here from Chihuahua, are Yaqui Indians and were originally from then state of Michoacan. were part of the military command of General Luziano Renteria. the fed eral military commander of the state
 General Urbalejo, in charge of the troops, is authority of the statement that the movement of troops is to be followed immediately by 21 additional train loads which will also be brought through Juarez from Michoacan.
 General Urbalejo. who is himself 'ull blood Yaqui, said that, although he Iad received word that Pulpito pass. through he Is supposed to route his roops, would be heavily guarded by Sonora state troops, he believes him self able to take his troops through he mountains at points left unguard- ; ed by the Sonora soldiers. and that |, le will not pass the mountain range I within miles of Pulito pass.
 General Urbalejo also stated that { JarraIiza was prepared to send not 5O,- { 100 troops as has been reported, but i 5000 into Sonora to Quell revolt here, and that movements of troops { lave been started from several direc- ions already. Many will be brought Il by the port of Manzanillo. A ma ' ority of the soldiers are being brought I rom the states of Vera Cruz, Puebla, ( Iorelos and Jalisco. $