I'-an officials here :n eonvlr.clnc tbc
first chief that the tentative agree
ment should be adhered to In the main
Tlicre still are a few details not yet
assented to by General t'arruiiza. and
these. It Is understood. will have to be
threshed out at the next meeting be
tween Generate S-ott ?t ? ? I Obreuon
The only event of the day <?n the
American side of ihe Uio Grande was
General Kunstnn's receipt of a message
from General Pershing. which sahl that
Villa bad been located The sriKr.il
gave no detail: . e.\< ?-pt ay that lie
was not :< great distant e fr?>m the !>ot
where the bandit was supposed to be
Ofllcials were inclined |.. tl. i k there
was a chance that the expedtt ionary
l otnniander might ? ???n ???? in t ii< h
with Villa hnndits
Simultaneous!) > nne ? i ? to
.lua ret that Villa had I i' , see 11 .it
Santiago Pap.istiuiaro. fai ? ? i?It ? > f an*
locality wh'-i" thvie an
t roops
\\ m.m>> \\\ \i i > \nrii i:
of ? \ri'iio\ \i,
WASHINGTON. May ft -Publication
of the Scott-Obregon t?g reenter t for
co-operative action acain.t bandits in
Mexico still awaited to-night formal
notification that it has been approved
by General Carranza President Wil
son will make tt public as soon as
word of Its acceptance by th<> de facto j
povernment reached him, either from
Mexico City or from General Scott at I
Kl Paso.
