Show I Hands Off Mexican F Fuss Fusi VILLA AND CARRANZA MUST GO CO IT ALONE President Wilson Will Now Withdraw Troops From Vera Cruz as Planned Figuring on First Battle t MEXICO CITY crry Sept 24 1 Ef Ef Efforts f- f forts arc are being made here to lo patch up the break between Cur Car and azid Villa it iL was announced to today a Efforts Efforts' were made to conceal I t the thc break bleak but news of it leaked out 11 in III c certain n cUC circles es causing a n aeu au j eu eE u ution tion ion among among military men mell I J Jt it t was vas regarded as most serious Pablo Gonzales comman commander command command- er Cr of the thc army of the east cast has I telegraphed Villa an appeal which 1 gi gives giCS CS eight reasons why should hould reconsider his action and remain friendly to Carranza WASHINGTON ASH INGTON S Sept pt J. 2 General hR has informed the United Stats States government o he will viII not attack General Villa but will order hi his forc forces s I Ito I to be ou on tho the defensive and resist attacK at- at ted tacK The first firl chiefs chief s 's de de- dared the national convention tou would woud be beheld beheld t held belli u a as scheduled on October 1 I when a provisional ro government would woul ho bo established I which ho he would b be atis- atis factory to the United St l s. s BULLETIN W WASHINGTON Sept 24 It 2 It was as officially stated at the White House t today today to to- da day that tho latest troubles es between General nral Carranza and General Villa I would not alter the thc plans of the United S States at as tc te withdrawing troops from 7 Vera Vern it or tho the st lua of the embargo o S on arm 1 No date nto ba has hac b been rn fi ol for fOl moving the troop roop f President nt Wilson Is 15 to tot t take ke the thc position that Carranza and Villa must settle their differences without with with- out opt Interference from tho United States and tho the presence of American troops at Vera Cruz Crux would not solve the tho dir dif According to official Information hero V Villa b is 18 willing to have havo become become become be- be come come provisional president or resign now nO nowland land and run tun for the presidency later They have b been cu Informed that Villa objects to C Carranza doing both A As outlined in official circles today President Wilson will continue continuo to pursue a watchful waiting policy and md allow the theM M to work ont out their own destiny tha that rights of or foreigners are ot lot transgressed After a talk with President Wilson Secretary Daniels said that the trouble between n Carranza Uza and would not change the plans for or the tho fleet in MeD can cau waters tors Ho lie added that it t has s been the Inton- Inton Uon to keep koep ships at Vera Cru Cruz until the withdrawal of the troops and that thit this course courso would be followed advices gave 1 details of the e break between Carranza anI ami Villa but in indicated that a n ph i physical al clash between bc- bc e- e l tween the two forr forces 6 would not bo ho ira im- ThiS Tho official di dispatches re- re calef tho the following following- Governor Oo o of Sonora has loft ift Xo for Can C'an ananea nea with th a oo men mend ud d a Ilc l tram train The Tho for forces e under onder Gen ill III Dud and Juan Cabral are arc cant n t o of Can Can- an- an nea j. j but are c expected ll to fall back and ot give i f battlo bc because nu of tho the superior superior- ori Continued on page J. J I I I I I HANDS OFF Continued from frow page 1 ty is in numbers of the forces of pia May torena to to- rena tens who is friend friend- friend to Villa Five Fhe thousand men mop under tinder Jon Gan siege Felipe An Angeles have leave been dispatched by General Gen era eral Villa to Sonora but the tho situation those there is so BO unsettled that the exact ali alignment ament of the various factions is not known Prospects of peace f r in in Sonora how ever appear appeal to ha have hare e vanished General Obregon Obre on the Carranza commander com cont mander wander who hat has been held practically as a hostage e by Villa is duo due in El EI EI Paso Pas taro late today or tomorrow tt where he will confer with George Georgo o C C. C Carothers Ameri American can consular a agent ent at the tho border bonier All Alt dele delegates ates en cu route froth front roD northern norther Mexico to th the national convention at Mexico City havo returned tp Chihua hua hus in view of Villas Villa's announcement ut that his forces will not be bc rc ed Dele Delo Delegates ates of the rile a argument S. S bat between w ten Obre Obregon on and Villa which caused the formers former's arrest aro are as aa yet lacking Jacking but it is known rile they differed over tho the Lest but method of settling t the tho local struggle gO in iu Sonora Villa deprived Obre on of his side arms but did not restrict ct his hia liberty lib Jib trey erty in Chihuahua When ou I started for Mexico City he be e m was as detained de dc raised at Torreon Oris Originally O Obregon rc and Villa had worked in harmony the II former format sl signing Hint Villas Villa's demands n which to bo be a placed before beCore the u national I I convention Official Washington dots docs not ant expect the American troops troop to depart from Vr Yen era ia until tho rho controversy has been heen adjusted although b it t was ryas officially i stated stater at the tho White House that tl nt the president had not alt altered red bi his hia intention nt tion ot of of withdrawing the forces It rt was pointed out oat however hono that that as no date daft ever 11 had 11 been fixed for th the evacuation tion tiou the matter would Ronld bo ho held i in C 1 obey abey a abeyance EI ance iD indefinitely C lY cly without further antho an an- nO ent om tho rho 1 White Whito hito House or of state dogs Advices from Vera Vcra Crux told of a panicky leelin feeling among residents thero there Conditions in Mexico re ico City Pity similarly a u as J critical r ti al luny confiscations a regal property of property have have- occurred a. 1 which the Brazilian minister in behalf of tho rho United States has liar made yi vi vigor oroua or orous ous oua representations Promises havo been een mado made o 0 of f an in investigation but the offenses havo been All a ants of the rho Washington ton government report a crisis throughout hout Mexico hut but amid the tho seriousness of the situation there thero is hope ox pressed expressed in official quarters that thata a compromise may ma mabe be effected and further fur they ther bloodshed avoided a Paul Fuller Fidler personal representative of President Wilson ilson in in- in Mexico conferred con toda today with Robert Lall Lansing Landing in acting act in ing secretary of state and then re returned returned turned turnell to New Ten York fork He Iio declined to discuss iscu s the situation but it is known I that his interview with Carranza was tar far ar less satisfactory than his conference confer ence euco with Villa The rite latter attar has shown throughout a a. disposition to be extreme extreme- h Iv f friendly to tho rho United States r while Awhile has been hardly tractable to the American J governments government's s idea of f how hots Tlc peace should be restored in Mexico and its warnings 9 as 18 to treatment of foreigners foreign foreign- u. u ers lend pud their property I Whether r that disparity would affect the future inhere trend of tho thu American policy N was as not Dol disclosed as s m iu official quarters it was stated state that so so far as pos possible ible the rho pre president would woul l' cn endeavor or ca Jo to o reni in II neutral a as between tho rho two tiro factions |