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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

8rpans 8eiBg. 1iblig i 1irsGugs
Mforges a1fonr 5tatsiefrctGr @m
S. 8rpan BERTH fra Sarge, &c. 9af.
for at bes'p9e 1pillin9bperne iom
Nurtiets @iGlt. S 3uge1ls 9pb bolot
boln fen1 politii fe 9aler. 0enofra-
tcr1e i @ennepin @oluntp ill0bs1 bam
fprlt til 6rpfoit @Nna @eit @otel
Mii11ueupplis. 81. t1.40 Dor bon
Observation-Disclosures @jgit og talte
til CT flor 0orihmling al St1tbenter
/ Nrmprp. Ser / 8pen npotoges
bo11 al Ell !&omite meD 8orgermelt er
&olpers / Spibien. 81. / ierpereoes
for baan en- %offertlig n2umbem"
@otel ct. 9m1l, bpori be1rbe0 400
@jai tier toy Gel. ST. 5 Dar ban
im16t til Miib6og bos Carl 6. @m1
9pfe. 81. $50 talte fan pco e1
Mias1emg0e / Mlroitprium. Setert
poa Mftenen talte ha,1 peo to IDEAS.
iems6er / @eit 5ioe Gommercia]
Club % M1l6itorium i Minneopolis
!9arrp g. Gmeniens Sale / Minl
t1eapolts Mnbitarium. @eo set ltors
8~rpm1-&mmmpno Mp6e / Iirsoagl
Mftes / Mimeopolis 9l11oitorialn
bolM 6en bemofratiife &nn0iGut fo1
&AolgreSsen fra Ste &ongresoiltrif
@iinneapolis), Sogfprer @arrp g
lSmenien cit Iun llomarfet Gale, a
III ber ifm gie11gipe ben / l1oorag
GOtr. Saueniem iag1e I'll. a.:
IS 2gbet nf be iioite IS Moanc
Der bar &egieringspurtiet 11oepct c,
mGgtig Snbflp0elie pan 1olfets SIM
og Sonfer neb Sc glimren0e &ei11l
tater get bar pp11oaet. S is So
foralb berfor mebtc Gets Nlaner o.
&rogrom fun @oan og bitter Spo
fra Wb6itar1oernes Si0e. men foa
to Nar bar bets Setter og ,yorplig
tel'er llooet folio @ob % lat gploat
! Nrltgter / Sc 6orereoe Stnters Sic
gjeringsaomiri ltration.
Gen mbrrenhe oeunpfrotilte &c
SIC S;iesring far gjort lit Girfe til G
@ienopbpgni1,gs Mrteibe. Cen.
Soa1o og &jnrte, Siub % smroit
tigbeo har tiliommen .itpret Staten'
&nr. 7en bar ncbbrllbt Sfro1rfferru
! mellern 8egiering % i11nb 6orrct
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ning % oiort benz til Nartnerr. 2si
CT Sc 3aollbierm, bporme6 Dem pripi
Iiyerebe alnse baube brnl6et oe'
upripili0ereoe Stan6. Dette CT e
Mette1,s o. life Ell M%agtens Gro
Regieringen bar giuet ben 9errp, q
let CT how at hpgge OPP enb at rip'
neb, men Mrbej6A maa aigres mel
rene Dnnoer. Gen bar bepiit Yer
at ct politilf @orti % bets Sc
oerc far lpinee Zig ! Wngt, Int a
@arti= Hplitife1,s innpre 8annb..
rYoa Siitoriens Mormorbin0 bol
ben bc1npfratilfc @cgierina mi -ino'
h,9gct i gplbne 8ogltnoer oen ltors
9o9ltoprim: .@atchful @aiting"
% Ell M 4onltit1,tion er ifrepet
nemlig Observation-Disclosures! &e-
gieriugens Mgenter gaar m no
@erben for at tjea1e - life poo Gr-
o%bringstog! Dor itpre Jsrer oeftre-
rer Sroet .sSribeb" life blot som Ell
fIingenoe 8jGlbe, men fom Ell @irfe-
ligbeo, ser freezer lin &et!
IS en- M gras Sternebart,er
itraaler en- Stiera1e, bois 2Ds bar III
llbipri,1g / ct moralif 9aplomuti, %
iom forjager Gollnr=Diplouatiets
merfe Sfpgge. Set bemofratiife
@arti bar / @anoets Sfiolb i,l6bam<
ret Sc tire Magler: Jreb, 0rcmifriot
og &elitano. 8pr6erne paa Dolfets
SfllIore or affaitet beo 9sfteitqa1=
ger, Ser er mPrfet: retfgroig Gorif=
loo, ,ialutarp" Snbfomittoflt, ptrf=
ninesfllo 9ruitlop, ponif-forbin-
oren0e Mgntipitem.
ultoai 1pnot bar &eaierinaen
lbitet Statspogner til bpn ilagne
Sci lagt al bore synoorp. Sra Sp-
lpsningens Sol er 1aager1e bort
peirebe % 2anoets 8orgere baner Zig
/ be,r na)e Morgens Stremn1e, ser
mes &ab oa @hancer, @o6-
beD pg @armbjertigbeb % giellib!g
Sen itore Jreurifribts<
mano % 6reon1s 8l1oberer, @il=
liam SsSenlrings 8rrn1l, itaur forreit
/ &efternc, or for set hi Mmerifo
er item til 97ner Ell Mano, bpis
Noon e1lga11y oil prpoe &iitoriens
&ane iGpmiibes nleb 2incpln =
Jolfets ltore 6erer % HrGiioe1t -
Monorom @illpn.
Mprge CT fprbcrebt. Cen 1rorltfe
Nrelt q. Sobanfen, ''pm for 2eblif-
fet befi11ber fig pan ct Bel Jog / Nor=
&c, lfriper til &oarerenbe ber / 8pen,
at Scr / Norge roobar en- f~eberogtiy
SsSper for @niningsarbej6et. M}un
leger poo nlle opt9nfelige Madber
at ltprfe 6priraret, iaapel til 9albs
lom tit 5gs, for at ppre forbereot
boa ale gber,tlaltteter.
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minneapolis.
Mtrrf.

Wrrf.
Jlere iubjenote MeobIeller til
Ylaret bill hi1,e optaget / mpite l1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30
Scr er Ilobs lcbio

Der CT Slabs lebig
ior Ell uug oonlf Moao paa ct r0ui=
rp"; ingen Malfning. Serpenoelle
til sob,1 SNs;e,,ien, SO ct. & Jrances
Mspe. g, Min,enpolis, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

Scope paa 8ier9et piI gaa oper
Scel1en uDuuia Sail" pau Gpn6ou
Mften oe1r s. Nobe1nber. !&upe0rouen
! stpftet oil blipe 1rofgrt al SIR. Mn=
ton Sannes, meb ppperlig Nlsii=
ltonce al lofale &rmfter i 6e mriqe
&pller, og bebpper 6erfor ra1ppe mo-
.ge1l itgrre Nnbeioling. 5olen oil
loen Spipl blipe fplH til lioite @loos.
Cen banife &pimbe4@Dmnaitiffor-
ettng begpnbte fine 2pelier 1ib1tc
5irsoog Mften / Soaltb @igb's @pm-
mltiflofnle, 24tb ct. og Ge0ar Mpe.
Scr par til oenne fgrite Mften allere-
De mgot ~ Deltagere, % Ell flor og
it1teresieret G%ilifnerifare al 6onlfe
Gamer giper 9afte ont en-. inarlia
Iilpuflt paa Meblemsliite1 % SOL
oct. 6rn Mgrreguar6 er lom / tbs.
ligere Snioner @oloets Sober. Sci
ct efter Gbelierne afbolbt 5orret
11ingsmgoe pal9tes 5ru Morp 8nr
benfletb, 1926 Bloomington Mpe
(Eel. 8. g. CALHOUN 1920 til 6or
mm6 for 5oreninaen, ayru Mari'
atrfegonro, 4347 Columbus Mbe.
til Sefreter, og 5refen Gugnp @irf
bolm til &usierer.. SSl1omeloeller ifel
til 8eitprellen cller poa Ebeliesoft
nerne / @pmnaittflofalet.
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Kandidat for
County Auditor
Ramsey County.

valgdag den 3die November.
Deres UnderstOttelse modtages
med Taknemlighed og Garanti
for ct arligt Arbejde ; DeIes Tie
neste.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

kandidat for Genvalx.
Min sidste Rekord or den bedste
Garanti for Fremtiden.

~. ~ kan ike Sc nogen gyldig Grund for nogen Foran.
SSNrang. isdetle, Diet NEST vig,ge Emtede. Nj. WAGNER ha1
zs11algeIet q sdenne Pads udnnerket for Countyet, OF de bedste
ln6sifsser IS det offent1ige Iiv VII bliye bedst btskyttet yed
IT. fkktturnenes ham som Sheriff for naste erTnin..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

Tre0erif 3eterieu, syn al SSper 8.
&eterien, @utcbinion, blep / li6ite
llge paa gitl @oipital opereret for
MISUNDERSTANDING. Sen u,1qe
Wda16 er mn guot poo Sci til @el=
breoelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

PAID ADVERTISEMENT.
inserted for Judge NJ. Catlin,
St. Paul.. by Carl Ekman, 1854
Como Ave, St. Paul.. and is to
be paid at the rate of $1.oo per
inch.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

Siere ~tltD1enOte WteOOwleler III
yloiet bill Mipe pptaget / 1tglte l1ge.
Scr er &labs lebig
for Ell ung bunlf Mono paa ct u0ui=
rp"; ingen Malfning. @enpenoelie
til Saob11 SsSien1en, So st. & 5rances
N9pe. 9, Wtnrenpolis, Miinn.
SAT. 1nnmor11els conife euaatg.
l11tb. &irfes. &pinbeforentng uotrptfer
berpc6 beres 9afnemligbeb til alle,
iom bragte @aper til og beiegte oeres
@o5or pao Dania Sail.
500 &pimbef preningens gegne
Aomiteer.
ST.. @eter G~briitenien, oer ION
befjenot er Gjer al en- lille Serre-
goarb / ben Danffe &olom Deo 8tl-
mot, g. Got, Dor / 1pilltngbDerne
/ bs1,ne llge i observation-disclosures
ser, og beerebe @ebaftionen meb Ell
lille 8ijit, / 6glge meb lin Setter
poa Spimheitoen, @r. 3eter Miel1en
fra ct. &oll.
Wits Olga Glsaaarb, Ser for e
Nor Maone6er- iioen fom ber til
2anbet i 6glge n,eo @ers. Mari1ls
Mabien, Tom for en l1ges Eib lioe1
pes Ell Jejltagelfe til at giere Slo
meb @aidlun iiteoetfor @etroleum
@asoline,1 efgplcbere6e meb itor
golbiombeb, 90 Sen 1rnge Bige bleb
%frngtelig iorbrG1not poa arme %
&nnoer.. Sum Mep itrats bragt til
Set norffe @ofpitaI, bpor bun MI er !
goo 8ebring.
&aitor Sol. Gbriitianiens 6ore.
brag / 81. @eoers bonite flfbsrife
Strife i Girsoags bar at .forlfiellige
@runoe life iRrlig gobt beipgt. SO.
reorogets 9be,na Dor: .Menigbeos
8prn". 9alere11 bite ben til GDo11
aeIiten Sobannes DARIUS fom tppii'
II loo @eniee,1oe: Son bar Sen iogt
tagenbe % ben lpttel1be, mer oglnt
be11 trofoite. Otter Ell itor nanoelil
gepngelie piloe mon fu11te iagttag
BET fo1Itme Jorbol6 bos oen opbof
ie1roe l1ngoom. 5oreoroget bar me
get fpngilenoea o. bopm Der bore
en- itsrre JorfoIlIing, bible BET mcgee
oftuelle gm11e fnntle baoe ftnbt E
IioIip gat1rtoIs. 81 Tiger 8oitor Gbri
iia11fm 9of or @eSee
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30
ST. loaul.
Rtteber mao inoienoes, ioo Be e.
3rpfferiet ienelt Gorsooo Mooog.
9untsr: 2O1 Gonrt ~8lpef.

%A%N6&9<%SSSS yS$Sv
apntsr: 2O1 Gonrt s8loef.
Sch &jpb eller 8eYaratisn al
ubre beisg ben p%elticnote sSl,peler
Simon 9eelfpn, 200 6. 7tb Street.
Nplsatba &pinoefurenin9 n.poer
ELECTROMAGNETIC 1orsoag, Sen Ste No-
pemher, hos Mrs. Ssrem IreortHen
lis 4nplar Strcet. Nile CT blerte-
lig nlfumnrcn.
Statsnepartemcmtct @albington
ct Mepet %ppfororet til at efterlpae
8rpf. Sicily Gnrel, Ell 2rrer ber ira
8pcn. 1mn ltal houe looct Jig i11o-
ralIer / oa1 iraaife Scr, % ira
bue1m n, intet bur bort lioen.
Eitrisife Tripillise bar melct ltg
/ ct Mntal al benpeo 1000 til aon=
hI 9rocbnit her / 8ren. Ooreprigt
farncs Der / 9m,bct 100000 9ltr!glfe
l~lnoeriaatter, som ltaor herebt til at
ncltnge / @rigc1l poo cit e%pcntuel
ssnofaloelle.
&inneiota-& p9uingen paa @er-
heosnoitillingen nil M Mipe til Sir
teligben / 0plge Ell 8eillt,ring TOM
blep peotaget al Statens l(bitilliags
aomitc / 9ercags peb ct .Me0e / gal-
pert1prcms &nntor. Smfnltnin1erne
er beregnet at Miue imcllem 40 90
so In1inoe Collars.
Gn belgiif y@elief Sect" for SSnot
imrling al Mibler til &c orabte bel
sgiife SplGaters Tnmilier hep Deb<
roget ofbolM / Manoags. Gang
flGoer, Senuetlaoer % $40 fon iro-
Ifperes / Sen gn11lc @or6on & Ser
N1fon @pgning paa 4tb & Macouta
>Mpe. Mfrs. 8. y. SILL or t Spt0len
for Mrbeioet.
Garl s. San 9pfe, ben oemofrati-
tie &un0ibot fnr &p,uresembe0et /
bette 0iitrift, er teot / 3onglas
Gnrt1tp Der / Staten. &arrs 0crer
febtes- Stoten Aem Dorf % til
bprte Ell Ianilie lom im%opau0rebe
fra @olla,rb for 200 Mur licen. @au
Mnberens SHE re0Itammer @an
Dpfe ira Norge. &m DDfe lpper,
/ 9ilfelne al @alg, at unberltgtte
8rulibent @ilions @olitif / eet 90
cit, bpilfet burbe p9re bcn beb1te
N~nhrfnlmg for bans 8aIg. SON cr1
0eslrnen blepen til'ugt fraftig Stptte
nf ct ltnrt Nntal Jagfore1inger tn
Denfpr Giitriftet.
0e ifanbinabiife Sprog. @erpeo
40 2Rrere / &c i%fa11oinapilfe Sprog
be6 @%pifoler11e / Maimne1ota bofot Il
Treongs ct Mpoe / Mecha1ric Mrts
8apgMngen fer / @pe1h i Jorbin=
belle meo Minneiota educational as
focinttpns Marsng0e. Set bel lutte
0es be6 benne 2ejligbe0, at Statens
n~anoinapiife 9Grere ifal oa1re cit
Srganiiation noget ligneuoe iom hen
tpife 2Rrerforening. Com @ruii6ent !
1tor oraqriiatio1en paletes @rof. q. !
&. 5to1;;terg peS MeinneSptos ltn.
Derfiibtet, lom @iee Hraiioent Erpf,
g. Gbompion peo ct. 0lnf College,
og Iom Sefreter Miis gmt1o 8jpr11
fro &a1bborb County.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-30

PAID ADVERTISEMENT
issued for Charles A. Oberg by N. c..
Carlson, Isl Jessamine St St. Paul,
MINI , for which 81. 20 pr. inch is to
be paid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-17
THE REV. PATMONI
again DISAPPEARS
Preacher Recently Found in
Cellar Drops from Sight
After Making Will.

Detroit. Mich. June 16.-Thei police
department early today was without
a clue as to the whereabouts OF Rev.
Louis E. Patmont. the Westville, H.,
"dry" worker. who disappeared Mon
day evening while on the way from
church services to his rooming place,
q couple of miles distant.
Rev. Mr.. Patmont recently was
found in a cellar of house near Co.
lumbia. ILL.,. where. he insisted. he had
been held in captivity by kidnapers
who he declared had treated him
harshly. His disappearance at that
time resulted in a nationwide search
Rev. C. H. Witty of this city took
an active part in the search for Pat
mont. and when he was found Mr.
Witty had him brought here and Sc
creted in a house.
Several days ago. it is said, Rev
Mr.. Patmoat declared several men
were following him. Believing his
life was in danger, he made his will
and the instrument was signed yes
terdav-
Mr.. Patmont's expenses during the
"dry" campaign prior to his dap
pearance in Illinois were being pale
by the local church presided over
BIZ Rev. Witty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-17
No farm CREDITS
LEGISLATION NOW
Such a Law Will Be Passed
at the Winter Term Is
the Opinion.
No farm credits

No farm credits :.
Washington. June 16.-Farmers
credit legislation will not be taken
IN at this session of congress, under
action taken bv the house banging
and currency committee, when con-
sideration of the Buckley farmers
cerdit bill was postponed until the
winter session.
Postponement of the legislation has
been assured since President Wilson
announced his opposition to the
Buckley bill because 1t carried pro-
visions under which treasury aid was
to be given the purely farmers banks.
Reasons assigned by the majority
of the committee for postponment or
the legislation are that even If q
farmers credit bill should be passed
in the house it would provoke such a
lengthy discussion debate in the
senate that it would not be passible
to adjourn congress this fall.
1t was asserted by the committee
men opposing action on the legisla-
ton at the present time that "a
farmers credit will will be taken
W, during the winter and be passed
before the adjournment of congress
next March.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-17
st, Francis Levee Board.

Little Rock, June 16.-Governor
Hays says he will announce the ap-
pointments of st. Francis Levee
Board members some time this week.
He will leave Little Rock next Satur-
day with a large party Of Arkansas
business men for San Francisco, to
arrange for the representation to be
made by this state at the Panama ex-
position, and he wishes to have the
St. Francis levee matter out OF his
way before hr goes. The party will
be gone nearly two weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-17
TRIAL OF MEMPHIS
BANKER IS HALTED
Jury Cannot Be Selected
from Panel Summoned to
Try Alleged Murderer.
DISMISS ONE CHARGE
Indictment Charging Embexzlement Of
$S2G,00O Defective Because 1t Read
1914" Instead of 1913"
State in Quandary.
DISMISS ONE CHARGE

Memphis, Tenn, June 16.--EnOrts to
obtain jury to try c. Hunter Raine
on indictments charging larceny, en-
bezzlement and fraudulent breach Of
trust, which grew out OF the failure
of the Mercantile bank while he was
president, came to an abrupt halt In
the Second division Of the criminal
court this afternoon.
The hitch resulted when it was de-
cided by agreement between counsel
for the defense and for the state that
the special venire of 200 mon sum
moned for jury service In the ]. J..
Mcmahon case, a former city fireman.
who is to be tried for the murder of
B. C. Stiles, former gambler. was
not eligible for Jury service in the
trial OF Raine. The Mahon case
was postponed this morning for three
weeks in order that Raine could be
tried, and it was the intention to use
the MaMahon veniremen In Raine's
acse.
Attorney General Estes argued that
to secure jury from the Mcmahon
venire would be a serious, II not re-
versible error" For this reason he
asked that the panel be dismissed and
new one drawn. After the argu-
ment, both sides agreed to the dis
missal of the special panel and Judge
Palmer Immediately ordered new
one drawn. 1t will probably be Fri
day before a special venire to select
the Raine jury can be secured.
The indictment charging Raine with
the embezzlement OF $4,000 was dis
missed on the contention that the al
legged offense was committed in 1914,
instead of 1913. 1t is now up to the
state to pick one of the remaining
seventeen indictments on which to
continue the trial.. Whether the state
will proceed upon the two remaining
counts which charge larceny and
fraudulent breach Of trust or seek an
/ entirely new indictment was not made
public tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-17
ISL WILSON AT
CHICAGO Meeting
Aads 5000 Women in Song
nd will Address Con !.
vention Today.
IA. MUCH MUCH PLEASURE
b.rrard Professor Tells Club Women
they "Mnst Get Down to Work
and Do Something"-Girls from
Best Homes in Danger.

chicago. June 16.-Miss Margaret
Noodrow Wilson, eldest daughter of
the president, led 5000 women IN sing
inc Edward Markham's poem, Broth
erhood." at this afternoons session
If the General Federation of Women's
Clubs. Despite the slight operation on
Miss Wilson's throat, which caused
her to give up singing for |: time, she
was in excellent voice. Following her
arrival in Chicago, Miss Wilson was
entertained at luncheon and attend
ed the convention in the afternoon.
She was enthusiastically greeted
when the meeting adjourned by every
woman who could reach her side.
Tomorrow night Miss Wilson will
sneak before the convention on THE
Greatest Service the Federation Can
Render the Young Women of Ameri-
Ca"
George J. Kneeland, director of
American Social Hygiene association,
told members of the federation today
that the ranks of fallen women are be-
ing augmented not only by feeble
minded and abnormal girls, but by
girls who come from homes as beau
tiful and delightful as those of his
auditors.
The address was considered by
members of the depa tment on indus
trial and social conditions as one OF
the most powerful and accurate re-
ports Of its subject ever given an
American audience.
Harvard Professor Brave Man. 49,
Prof. Charles Zueblian of Harvard
told the delegates some of their faults.
If you women will not study your
economies and study the subject
hard" he said, you'd better stay at
home and not join clubs.
Moreover, you have too many pro-
grams filled with recreative and enter
tanning features. You must get down
to work and do something.
IF you don't, it is because you
don't dare to. Its because it will cost
you each something if conditions are
changed, and you are forced to live in
real democracy"
All days today the delegates cast
their ballots in the election OF Oh
fGers. There was no contests, no
names having been added to the slate
Of the nominating committee when 1t
reported to the convention Monday.
The result of the election will be an
bounced at tomorrow's meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-17

Col. Roosevelt is urging that pub
lie park be named in honor OF the
late Jacob A. Riis, as q monument to
his memory. There have been many
suggestions for the proper park, and
friends Of the late statesman agree
that the most appropriate place would
be one of the little municipal plea
sure grounds down in the Five
Points" district of New York city
where Mr.. Riis' work cleared away
the crowded slums and "let the sum
light In"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-17
j. 5. Will name
MEXICAN LEADER
This Is Likely Course, if
Huertistas Do Not Recede
from Attitude.
HE MAY BE CARRANZA
Considered Probable That Washing
ton Would Place Carranza in ONCE
ms Provisional President and
Back Him With Army.

WASHINGTON, June 16-The white
house and the state department spent
several hours today in an endeavor 10
hold together the fabric of mediation
at Niagara Falls.
The American delegates have been
instructed to keep mediation alive
until the result is known here OF the
conference between George c. Caroth-
ers and Carranza, personally, the for
mer now being on his way to Tor
reon.
According to state department Of
fetal but two alternatives are left at
Niagara" These are that either the
Huerta delegates will agree to a Car
iranzista as provisional president o! Or
the American delegates will IN the
closing minutes o.. the, conference,
name a provisional president, who VIII
IL Cafranzista and. be supp ofted 10y
the United States in this arbitrary d[l1l
ruling. J 49,
states government, if it can do no bet
tor this official said, would be to
name Carranza himself arbitrarily as
provisional president and then the
mediators might go home it they de-
sire.
All hopes appear to have vanished
for friendly conference among among the tn e
delegates of the United States, the
Huertistas, the mediators and the Car
ranzistas. .o;a -
Government officials, were said TO
have experienced some difficulty IN
securing names of eligibles through
Constitutionalist agents in Washing
ton During the three days. absence
~ Minister Naon the president and MS
advisers hoped to make headway over
the problem of personnel OF the new
Government that would materially re-
1;ove immediate tension in the negot-
Carranza Closes Door.
Chances that Carranza might oe-
come a party to the present proceed
mos apparently were dissipated by
.he dispatch Of the ENJOYS lates'
telegram to the Constllollonans
-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-17
VILLA RESIGNS
AS ARMY HEAD
Saltillo Dispatch Confirms
Report of Resignation Of
Rebel Chief.
GOES TO CHIHUAHUA
Felipe Angeles, Carranza'S Secretary
OF War, Will Likely Become Conn
mander-in-( hiei-KebeIs Mass.
ing Troops Before Mexico City.
tBy II. n. Stansbury)

Saltillo, Mexico. June IL, (delayed)
The resignation of General villa
is confirmed here. A commission is
row. en- route from Torreon to select
new commander for Villas army.
Felipe Angeles. Carranzas secre-
tary of war, is likely to be chosen.
Villa is going back to be military
governor of chihuahua. where he will
replace Fedile AZilo. who is now act
ing. Villas withdrawal is said to be
the outgrowth of General Nateras at
tempt to take Zacatecas without
orders. A statement from General
CarranZa has been requested and is
expected tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-17
POLICE CHIEFS
.aa RESENT RIDICULE
Y OF THE THEATERS
Declare War on Makers of Films Bur
lesquiing Officers and On
"White SlayerS."

Grand Rapids, Mich, June 16.-The
International Association of Police
Chiefs today declared war on all
makers of moving pictures who bur-
lesque policemen and produce films
depicting crime. After William A.
Pinkerton, in an address, had denounc-
ed, white slavers," gunner" and po-
lice caricature films and recommend
ed that such pictures be forbidden by
law, a resolution was offered urging
the members of the association to dc
all in their power to suppress such
films.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-17
WASHINGTON WILL
VOTE ON STATEWIDE
Petition Under Initiative Contains
10000 Signatnres-VOters
Number 100000.

olympia, WASH, June 16.-Officers
Of the Anti-Saloon league today filed
an initiative petition with 1l2,OOO
signatures, calling for vote on state
Wide prohibition at the November
election. But $4,000 signatures were
required under the initiative law. The
Total vote OF the state at the coming
election it is estimated, will be 3O0,-
900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-17

Moving picture mon are complain
ing that recent French cabinets
change before films Of them oat before
the general public.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-17
Has Seized Carranza's Office.

FL Paso. Texas. June 16.-1It is re-,
bcrted here that Villa has seized Gen
eral CarranZa's offices at Juarez
The rumor that Villa has resigned
IS not confirmed here. but there is
evidence of serious differences be-
tween the two constituencies
leaders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-17
Educational
Meeting Of General +
Board.

!. Little Rock. June 16.-State Supt
'GHesorge B. Cook will aext week attend
meeting of the General Educational
board at Nashville. Tenn. The gen
y eral board has absorbed the work OF
~. y, Southern educational board ano
We " peabody board. the later having
IIil5ossed up its foundation and retired