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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-03-24
SAGE REFLECTIONS

Most women keep q lot of sympa-
thy on tap.
Sometimes it is the police that teach
q man to reform.
Many people would rather believe q
lie than the truth.
When q man tries to stand on his
dignity he puts his foot in it.
Few women need worry about tina
Observation-Disclosures they all do.
Inventors of excuses seldom require
the assistance Of patent attorney.
A woman always boasts of the vir.
lures she practices because she has to.
Never Judge man by his automo-
bile: it Is possible that it isn't paid
for.
Edison has constructed little voice
mill which will work at the bidding OF
the voice. If mother fixes one to
cradle, the cradle will rock as the
baby cries, and continue to do 80 IN
proportion to the outcry.
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Every Line
In I'D. Pare
Is Read.
BY eREEN.

A leading western
publisher, asked what
pages Of his newspaper
were read the most,
unhesitatingly replied,
Sport and ad. pages.
The day when the news
paper reader passed
lightly over the ad. col
umn is gone.
There are many rea-
sons why the ad. page
is read more closely to-
day. Ads. today are
more attractive. They
are more truthful. The
publ: is wiser today
than twenty years ago.
You can't get the people
to h=lieve that you are
selling ten dollar gold
pieces for SO. 1t might
have gone in the old
days. ltdoesn't go today.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-03-24
ANNOUNCEMENT

1f4NNoO 4NS1<N454Nl
/ hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office of Treasurer
of the City of Ely at the coming
election and solicit your support.
If elected I promise to fulfil the
duties of the Office to the best of
my ability.
Yours Truly
H. S. KING.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-03-24

to recommend to the next legisla-
ture bill reimbursing them tor
the judgment they will have to
stand.
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT
FOR TREASURER

Inserted by Jack Seraphine in behalf of himself
Amount to be paid-45c per week.
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Poll TICAL
| ANNOUNCEMENTS
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Inserted by H. S. King in behalf of himself
Amount to be paid-5O cents per week.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-03-24
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
FOR ASSESSOR

Inserted by F. B. James in behalf of himself
Amount paid-$1.20.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-03-24

BIwABIK and Kinney who voted
wet and dry at the last election
decided to stay wet by large ma
jority.
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resident of Ely for the past e years.
Yours,
JACK SERAPHINE.
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
Inserted by Frank Church in behalf of himself
Amount to be paid-$040 per week.
FOR TREASURER

FOR TREASURER
l hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office of Treasurer
at the coming city election and
would appreciate your vote and
support.
Yours
FRANK CHURCH.
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on April 4. I feel confident of be-
ing able to fill this responsible
position with justice and fairness
to all.
Respectfully Yours,
F. B. JAMES.
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT
FOR ALDERMAN

FOX ALDERMAN
wish to announce myself as a
candidate for the position of
Alderman of the Third Ward and
respectfully solicit your support
at the polls on April 4th. If elect
ed, I will fill the position to the
best of my ability.
Yours,
1t VIM. PICKAVANCE.
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Inserted by John A. Johnson in behalf of him.
self. Amount to be paid-$0.45 per week.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-03-24
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Inserted by Mike Weinzierl in behalf of himself
Amount to be paid-s0 IS per week
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This paper is on file at 39-South 3rd street
Minneapolis. MINI. at the exhibit room of The
Immigration Commission. of The Northern
Minnesota Development Association"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-03-24
PETER SCHAEFER.

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th
day of March. 1916.
lseall H. J. MERDINK,
Notary Public. st. Louis County. Mimi
Ny commission expires November. 9th. 1920.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-06

Cora 9 Rblners an etanleb slnterion, 80
bel IN 5nb, mcbr ober ipefiiger, on Sarris
areiIne In lorippob.
gidtbins 6. Seib an GbeIia aGnnbf 30 bet
rs tSlb an her ipeffitten Eeite bon oodIanb
stocnlie, ierfer 10 SUB nnlren5eno, ireldes eis
iieri bcr potS 81 nitb 90 IN ssrnuf Godm1n's
SnbhipiftoH ntndbt: ST.
Cttilin W. Bre@elt on Plbratom MuiIermdn,
gb bet 100 Jlt, dn Der Horbfeiie bon Blenipap
vpenne, 100 Rus ipeitIih bon gpirp Ctr: 81.
pirdm W. giuiifon an Qoliis aIeimeper, Cot
lib " Sirom w. 5anlifor's eriter aobiticn su
0rerioof; 81.
staiie g. Sart an gearI sarp, 80 bel 21e
bnb an Der Reiifctte bon sdiutborne glace,
ipeldes bic Got 16 In George g. wlebers iiiuf.
ter saiboibiiinn M: 81.
Carolina Roreemeitfs an anna etbnefer. Got
IN aRoormnn & Scbns Gnbbipiiion aif griee
Sin; ST.
oamcS g. aaeen,ie on gsiuiam 3. uuS So.
Nrrofeite bon Clifton glbenue, bilbenb cot In
mladersie Qarf Gubbipliion In giiberIibe; 81.
Thomas 8. 1rnceb an saidie Ssaer, 80 5iIi
nGrb: 81.
Bettriioe gnrlrnann an Wlarp g. Srfpin,
rets "a iinb % In g,Iod II in Snmes m. Stb.
lens 5peiier Sibbibiiion in Terrace Rnrf; 81.
0npnrb ". Snitb II. u. on SnmueI z. Goo.
per, y bel 120 5uh an ber fhblifen Seiie bon
adt Sttdbe, 124 Sub peiiIi6 non Gilberi abe.;
gaorris panbh an gbiparo a gobeer, fi2
Nub an ber yBeiifeite Ron Sedier Strdbe. sui'
ihsr eonnen iiitb Sfrider abe; 81.
SobH grcdmdnn an Srdni Sftpnb. 80 bel
loo ,Sih OIL bet fnfeiie bon 6inb Poiri slbe,
2ei.e7 Sab nbreIi6 bon gsaroeH stbe.; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-06
-miefiae Musfubr fir

-miefige ausfubr fir
aIIiierte Der @eiantnterport
BON @affen unS @irnitton aus ocn
Ser. giaaten ieit ausbriid Ses arie'
ses bis gum 80. September betruS
mad ben ofii5ieIIen 3abIen bes Bun.
res.SdirRis sbeportements' S761 ,O54.-
094 ODER cine WHllion Dollars on ie.
ben Sag Der ied}sunbymm5ie Wlonate,
Die 6ieier Rrieg ipabrt. Sieroon entail
len ailf patroneu riino 70 WiiIlionen
Collars, diif EuIuer rlinb 267l2 Dill
Iionen. aui anoere erploiipitcife rilrio
379E. W1iIIione1t ,uh aiIf Bafien
rlnb "A WtiIIiorIen. @dtrenb 0es gio.
mats Septen,ber betrii9 6ieie bon Bro
i,oent @ilion gebiIliete ausfubr on
acknowledgment $5.7ss,658 in ga
troncn, S3a, 1856, ,942 in 9ulper, S34,.
615, $3.50 in atbpren @rploiinitoiieit
lmo Sa,259,253 in Seiieripaifen, 5i,.
ian1rnen runb s4Ja @iIlionen Dollars
In einelu ein5igen Ronat o6er Sill.
500 in ieber Gtliibe. 0anlit lit inoes
glmerifa's geitras nif,t eridopft. 4n
!eeren @raiatenbiilien ialiSfen mir
linen fir iibcr IL NiIlionen Dollars,
on Bicrin in,o anSeren erpIofipiaiIren
oiim 5iileu berieIbcn iiber a 1/3
Pillioneil. on Ieeren patronenbiIlien,
3ranatcnsiinbern l,ilp. 26 Willioncn,
on g}ierSen nno Mm,IeieIn iiir bic
aliierten slrmeen 1914 Willioneu, M
@apbia uno @aioIin fir ibren DC.
trieb runS 53Ks Wdllionen. an Col.
oatenItnben nno Stiefeln iiber 900.
900 aaar. an Gtad)eloraht naEcSu 81
Riaionen Dollars. an @niolin.3ul-
maihinetl. ipie iie fiir bic beriid]tigten
.SanfG Der gngldnber sebraid;t
iperhen, 344, ml afotorrGbern fir Ben
sIitfadrum9S. uno 9epeifenoieTit
1854 Mi1ionen, an ailpfer fir nic
SeriteIlnng DON @ranaien unp. nnbe
an II Wiillicnen, iuse8abIte Millio.
mn IN anoereu Robnlnteria!ien fir Den
-arieesbeoarf, Sunberte BON Diliio1ea
in siabrlingsulitfeIn fir Die fdmpien.
ben 1riippen enelaHSs iuto ieiner
9erbilnoeten, Siiiomnien m1brcno 0cs
eireu eiusigen 9sonats Septeniber
@acren in, @ertt,c prn riliio 423 Drill
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-06
Srnnoeiaeutbums llsbsrtraannsen.
otretnnati. 1. gsobeniber 1919.

9iretnHatt, 4. gsobeniber 1915.
eoluiH 2. Inruet an lie Chic 9GIInli Com.
gnnh 10 steer aanb in Snrpeo 1915 HHb 1869
III Hnberlon IeuHbip; 81.
5nib ~. Nenln an aIbert u. Herolh, feds
gloHeie ga9i bonn 1. glo1ember 1915 an anf
81 bei il5 SUB an Der RproptiisGae BON aid.
Tor nno ehrgts stpenue. Su elmer mhetpe ben
1880 fir bic 3eiionner, nit benz aniauiSrelbt
81 i,450.
8rdre .. geacod an aenis 8. pnnbman. 90
bel IS SAB on Der 9psofelte bon SfeitebHtei
Eirabe. III i5uh oiil.d bon 9iHe StrGhe: ierHer
40 bst a 5nb an Der siOcitede bon Boot nHo
an alter. 81.
Ter siaat cb.o on annie Z. Sebdn, 25 6iIt
bon Der Got IA in g. ~. Goofs Suboioiiien;
GerfeIbe an q. 4. Soban Or. 20 SUB bon
ben 9ote 10 iiro 10 IN 8. aR. Goofs 6nboioi'
fen: $24.
milo =. gurIc on Chris. e. @aIfer, 80 BEL
1876 Gub ar Der SGoieite bon Qooper apenns,
Lamb: 81.
Caroline Rrettne au ereb. eifteio, 20 BET
1856 Sub an oer 9oroieite bon gbauuinO Gtr.
100 SUB peiii1 bon Hi9tianb apeIi,'e: VI:
3sbn =; Sanien an Sobn q. Wiaftn: aSt Q
5aItiuists; n
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Iicnen Dollars, ober nabeau 100000
Collars in ie6er Stlmbe.


Collars in ie6er Stimbe.
2eerftebenbe 90 bnuns
gen In Berlin. 9as 5aupts
ersebnib Der 3GbIuns Der lssrlteb.nSeD
Wobnunsen pom 15. Wlai b. s. lieqs
jsbt BEN gsrIiner MagiIirat Dor. Sm
Centrum gerlins fanbep on biefsm
Gage 1857 Wobnunsen, bapon 1856
nit 8enerberdumen lesr, i'm Rorb,n
iparen Is lott Wobnuns.n nit
2004 asiperbli9en RGumen, i'm W,'
fen 476S Wobnunsen nit 767 9ei
iperberdumen. Snssefammt ipar,r
39, 1863 Ieere Wobnungen am Is. Mai
in Berlin porbanben, pon bensn 6371
nit Rdumen fir gstperblihe 3fpede
beiiimmt parsn. Bel Der 3dbluns am
/. RoDsmber 1914 ipareu es 39.72S
l,ere Wobnunsen nit 1924 GeDerbes
tdunien unb am /. Oe3ember 1912,
Der leBten 9dbluns Dor benz ariess.
27 300 Issrs Wobnungen NIT 1864
GtpsrberGumsn.
Deutf fdeaopeten Z Il de Su
bem Gsbi,t beg Sberbsfeblsbaters SIt
selang.n bic sriisn l.. q unb 3sars
ps.enitiids, fir bic Elm 6sIammibes
irag Don elmer Million Rubel Doreei,s
ben 1T, CUR 4ussabe. DoSur9 BEN
Wahg.l on aleins,!b cpgebolfsn uns
Der a!sinsslbperi.br nit ben auf Rrs
BEL lauisnbsn Darlebnstaneniheinsn
Der 9arIsbnstnTsn erIsi6tert t6iro
Die Wiin5en, bic Ia Der Gr0be btr
entiprehenben rafiffen sebolten finn.
iragsn auf Der 0prbsrTette elm 9rt3
In s5orm bss GiIsrnen areu5ts, bi.
gsei6nuns Der Miinsiorte in ruff
ider S9rifi. iotpie bic 3dbl 1916,
auf Der Riidi.its bic 3nidrifi. .@..
bet bss Observation-Disclosures Or.
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@rnnbeisenthnms.S .Sbpotbeien.
R,us Shnnthei.n.

Reue Shpptbefeu.
eoraiHe 8. s6aIs an Seoree %. gsiuiams;
saroIO 9. eerOa an George 90. gsiuiams;
@laiam .. eouibeai. an gahi ctr. .. u,
9pmbdnn: $500,
GsrfeIbe an 5ames G. m7eseensIe: $500.
Gsenr 9. 9obI on 9rpbibent Sdosnss Q. aub
greS. aiias.S an Rinsaolb g. unb 9. Co.:
$500.
plbrabam gaa'fermGn am gree etu %. uns Q.
VrnlpuHp SO 500.
urnn etaeifer an Rrice Gin gaeIe g. NIB
Y eompnnh 30. 1: $4,000.
Henrl turp On sntberine q. 6drt: $4,000.
ponis o. ednbnnn an Craze .. pearof;
81 ZOO
:. zoe c5to eauafi GOmSans On ebpin ..
slnna ~. giltboIs an GGgis q. uns G e.;
1000.
GettIate Sbpetbefsu.
y. y Dunlap on gbouo D. uun g. Gompanb;
Rate q. 1oipnIeS an esiarartse 9sSOHi Co.:
5000
eb,parb .. e6ivus an sobn Braus'.stisr;
gennte s. 1rIIie on m9agbaIena gips; s75o.
Serrh 9. win6e an g. Eltnbift u. ~; $4,000
pnrnine E6ule an George 20. gat1iams;
sefoIb q. gbrou nn beHfsisen: s1,1oe.24.
Sobr erofmanr on eenrt Waterman; 81 200.
aneeb 3. eoce an @rootbent aoan Gompane;
csear gohI on q. wnirrah: s2.70o.
Caroline erstfine an &cgIe z. uHb Q. a.:
81. 600.
Caroline eoraemeu,e or grics Gin eaeIs q
uue g. Gcrrparn no. !: $4,000.
81. 600.
arna N. erhboIt on eIm,poob nIaes Q. uHS
n. gorSnrn; 5000.
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Seuti6es Saudboot foN
ueitranbet fetu.

2pnbpn, 5. RoD.-0as Rsutsrs
i1e Bureau lGbt Ii9 aus aopenbaseu
melben, bab elm beutides Saudboot
in Der Sumitas Radt in Der Rdbe DON
9arbooere, an Der Weitiiiite Sdnes
maris, gsitranbet iei. Ra4bem oeuis
fds Sorpsbobuot,erit6rer perssbIih
perTuht baiien, bas Jabroeus pisbsr
fIut! gu MAIDEN unS nahbem bic
NamI6ofi Der benadbartenRe
itation es obeeIebni battle, ben Deuts
i6en gu Silfe 5u tommen, tpurbe bas
SaudbOot BON ieiner geiaBuHs ourd
cine grpIOiion asritDrt uno bic Be
fabung bseab ii9 on 8orb Der Sorpes
oobcot5erit6rer.
Gs aGhrtin 9ortugaf.
aiffabpn, 3. Ron.. nia paris,
s. Nopember. (@on Der GenIur suriide
eebaltsn). = 9as &abinei bat na9
elmer unisr tem @orfb beg prdfbens
ten Ra6abo fiaiieebdbten Sibung be-
idIoTsn bic 2fnbalt,ing Der bepors
iteb,nben Dahlen su perifieteu unb
cine auberorbentlite Sibuns bes
9orlamsnts einsuberufeu. Sn elmer
balbamtliden Hote tpirb srtIGrt, bab
tie @.rIdiebuns Der Wubfeu burd
bic 5bdtisseit BON feinblifen Sdu6s
broten in Der glGbe Der portugieiften
2fifie foipis aud bur6 brobenbe linz
ruben peranlabt ipurbe.
Ridter 2pnd.
Ban Gitp, seras, 8. Ioo. =
Sin Sarbiser. Rdmens Soc JObufon.
purbe am Sonntag Ibenb bon sirem
betpaffneten 8Oltsbaufen benz Sbsriff
entriiIen unb on elmer Bride cufses
,niipFt. sobnIon ipurbe beT9ulbist, eis
nen Weiben ermorbet 81 baben.
20 ou.ns Der ~Oeutf 4lanb"
batte einen Wertb BON
etpa$10,0 900.
Bridgeport, Conn.,, 8. Rpp.-
Wie am Sonutng ber 3oaeinnsbmer
fir Connecticut. Sames 6. Wie@Opern,
betannt CAB, reprdiehiirte Der Mertb
Der aabuns bes beutf4en SdnDeIss
tau9bopis y9eutidlanD" bic Summe
bon $10,O00,000. 9as Shiff bate
Mertbpapiere i'm Wertb Don $4,000
600 on 8prb. bic bierber eeidnbt .purs
ben, i'm ben arebii 9eutihlanbs in
ben 9srcinistsn Staatsn 5u trGftisen
unb Der gfeit Der aabunn, Der cinen
Wertb BON elmer Wli1ipn Dollars tes
fab, beiianb aus Garbitofien, Webitas
mentsn lirb gbemitalien. Ginen CANA
tleinsn pro5entIab biIbeisn Diamanr
ten unb anbere @beliteine.
3usfpIIifion.
Gremont, g., s. Ropsm6tr. -
wdhrenb einea bibten REBELS folIis
eirten am Sonntag in Der glGfe bon
Jrempnt stpei 5radt5iige Der eris
lHD Meitern 8ubn unb Clarence
Gkeleb, Der Seiasr. ioipie philip
Wilhslm, elm 9remfsr auf benz 6itz
lih fabrenbsn 3us, bIisben auf Der
Gtele tobt, ipdbrsnb 9piomotipfiibrer
milliam Sauisr, bsr Ronbuttenr
Frant aeb unb Der gremfer atlbsrt
Gtenman fbrer DerIsbt fpurben Gin
Tussns DisaDdosons uub ,ipa DEL ]
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DIT tbur Iih me6rere suiammen.
lin irsenb stfDas nit osreyntsr Sbns
ma1t su poGbrinssn.
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ipaaaons ipurben bsmolirt unb bic
Sriimmsr gerietben in graub. fObab
bic bieiige GeuerDebr requirirt fpers
ben ulubis, Inn bas Jeuer gu lSiden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
"WHAT AND HOW TO EAT"
Wi. Re Subject Of Illustrated Lecture
ut Adventist Camp Grounds
Tonight.

Or u. X. kress will give an Illus
tratsd lecture on What and How to
Eat. III the canvas pavilion at the
seventh Day Adventist camp grounds
on Beverly Street tonight
yesterday was publishing day at the
camp meeting. Two meetings in the
morning were given over TO the mis-
Si"nary colporteurs. who told of some
of their experiences in placing Gospel
literature in the homes OF people
throughout the State. Among those
who spoke We're: w. Il. George, field
secretary: I. y. Ford and c. " Leach.
of Washington; |. ID. Richardson, of
Norfolk, and Messrs Orr Gibson. Will
mer, Wright. Hunt. Geary and Goode.
Mr.. George reported that books, maya
zines and other kinds of Gospel litera-
ture was placed in The homes OF people
during last year TO the amount of Sill
273s-
At night a stereop,icon lecture On
The Miracle of Missions" was given
ny George +. Enoch, a returned mis-
Siorary from India
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
TIME For CONFERENCE
IL LEFT TO ctN-IR 4

CoI.uHtHrS. y. NJ. May 29--No word
has h"cn received from General Ga
vira regarding the fixing 81 . date for
ihe conference between the latter and
GcHcr"l loan J PcrshinC. announced TO
q, held this week near Colonia Dublan.
~ General !'crsh!rE IS understood TO
have selected n spot near Colonia Dub
Ian for The meeting, the time, it is
said. has been lett 70 the convenience
% the Mexican leader.
II IS believed that General Gavira is
in communication with General Car
rama, receiving instructions as to the
propositions 10 he laid before General
rcrsh!ng. which will have 20 do more
or less with the present dispositions OF
American troops IN Chihuahua.
/, - expected General Gavira Will
remind General rershing that the fur
thcr presence OF American troops in
Mexico. now thai one OF the chief
bandit leaders. Cand.iaria Ceramics.
is dead and his forces scattered. is UNI
necessary, and that un,il the troops
are Withdrawn. demonstrations against
the American troops hy the civilian
population are inevitable.
According 10 Information received
here to-day. several bandit bands are
operating south .. the American lines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
in territory recently evacuated by Cen
eral Pcrshing's columns.
WEAPONS AND AMMUNITION
FOUND IN VILLA CACHE

FIELD HEADQUARTERS. NEAR
NAMlOCIpA. MEXICO. May IS via
wireless to Columbus, y. NJ. May 29).-
Ten machine guns. $50 rifles and a
quantity OF ammunition, discovered
yesterday in n Villa cache near here,
were brought 20 field headquarters to-
day. The arms were found in n cave
III Ojo Canyon, to reach which the
guides climbed tortuous mountain
trail afoot.
Numerous theories have been adj
vanCed as 10 the cache, hut military
authorities here cling to the belief that
il contained Il greater quantity of the
armament which Villa was reported 10
have hidden in the Bachiniba district
before the raid upon Columbus. y. NJ,
American army Intelligence officers
are Centcring their efforts on seeking
further hiding places of weapons and
ammunition. realizing that the clean
ing of Northern chihuahua of such
caches is vital should Villa or any of
his adherents reorganize and attempt
20 operate in this region.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
| MISS ETHEL PAYNE
Is KILLED BY AUTO
(Continuea from First Page.

Continued from First Pagc)
We're applied, and this fact liz taken as
conclusive proof that the car could not
have been running rapidly.
Miss Payne was thirty seven years
old, and had been Il resident Of Rich
mond all her life. She was employed
In the suit department OF II Broad
street store. and was we'll known. She
is survived by four sistcrs-Mrs Il. NJ
Mallory. Mrs a. G. Iipscomb, of this
city: Mrs. J. S. Mason of Grccnvillc
S. c., and Mrs. +. II. hughes of Provi-
dence. r. land one 'brother-T. r
Payne. OF Richmond.
Coroner Taylor was notified of the
accident last night and ordered the
body turned over to an undertnkcr
An inquest probably will he held Wed
ncsday. The body was taken from the
Dunklc residence to the home of Miss
Paync's brothcr-in-lnw a. G. Lips
comb. OF 305 North Rowland street
Tho wreath of flowers which Miss
Payne took to Hollywood had bcen sen,
her by her sister in providence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
CAMP IN FULL SWING
OHiccrs of Virginia National Guard Are
Undergoing Course OF Instruction
at HoDnoke.
I special TO The Times pispatcl

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
ROANOKE VA, May -"--Capta!n
Robert Z Churchiu who resigned the
observation-disclosures uf the First Nir-
gin!a Infantry several months aco TO
accept The captDinCy Of the LynChburG
Musketeers this afternoon was imam
imous!y elected again to I'LL the post at
a specia! election held by The ycci-
rrcnta! officers while not q candidates
for his old position. Colonel Churchill
has consented 70 serve, and VAL take
UP MS duties at once. The post has
been vacan, since his resignation.
The officers and noncomm!ss!oned of
ncers camp of obstruction now is in
fun swing. There are J 70 officers and
100 noncommISsio men on nand. The
special course OF instruction started
,his morning and Will continue
throughout the week. The visiting
military men arc from every section Of
Virginia, aud, with The exception Of
TWO officers ana four noncnrnmiss ;or"d
men from the Richmond Signal Corps
are from the .ufantry line Br!gaAier-
GENERA! cecil t vaughan, OF The First
Virginia brigade, is in command Scv-
oral officers Of the United States Army
are acting IS Instructors.
The CAMP i, located IN Mountain
Park, ana the site is beautiful. Tho
tents are pitched m the amusement sec
ton OF the grounds. and the encarr.
nent has every prospcc, of being ,
huge success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
DELEGATES FROM SOUTH
SHIFT TO MRS. COWLEs
Reported Attitude OF Mrs. Sneatl,
Toward Negro Women's Clubs
Cause Of Change.
MRS. BASS MAY BE PROPOSED
Election OF Officers OH Wednesday
and Report OF Nominating Com
1nittee To-Day Absorb Attention
OF Delegates and Visitors.

NEW YORK, May 2?.--The election
Of officers. although two days OFF, and
the report tomorrow of the nominating,
committee, absorbed the attention to-
night OF the 10000 delegates. altcrna;es
ana visitors attending the thirteenth
biennial convention OF the General
Federation Of Womans Clubs in session
here. Although it is unoniciany re-
ported that Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles.
Of California, and Mrs. Samuel H.
sheath. of Ohio, will he presented as
the only candidates for the presidency
II is expected Il large number of the
delegates, said to be pledged to Mrs
Cowlcs. will bolt and propose as the
candidate Mrs. George Bass. OF Chicago
Mrs lSass has announced that she will
permit her name TO come before the
convention.
Delegates from most OF the South
ern states. heretofore claimed by Mrs
Sneath's supporters. insisted tonight
that there had been II sudden shift, to
Mrs CowlcS. because of rumors crcu-
lated regarding Mrs. Sneaths alleged
intention Of permitting the Federated
Negro Womcn's Clubs OF the South to
join the federation Both Mrs Sheath
and Mrs. Cowles issued statements that
the negro question plays no part in
the campaign.
WILL. HE No CONTESTS
FOR OTHER OFFICES
There will he no contests for the
other offices, 4 member Of the board
of directors said tonight, except for
that of auditor, to which Mrs William
p. Harper, OF Seattle. and Mrs. Sarah
Evans, of Portland, Ore, aspire Miss
Georgia y. Eacon. Of Worcester is az
yet unopposed for first vice president;
and will be succeeded rs second vice
president by Mrs. Eugene Reilly. Of
Charlotte. y. c.. without opposition
Mrs. Reilly Is the present recording
secretary, and il is expected she will be
succeeded by Mrs. John u. Sherman. Of
Chicago. Mrs. William b. Williams
OF Lapecr, Mich, is expected TO sue
coed herself as treasurer.
At tho business session to-day "A
motion was defeated 10 eliminate the
word "womnns" from the corporate
name OF the federation in order to
facilitate the entrance OF mems clubs
into tho federation. Resolutions call
ing for the discontinuancc of the offices
of secretary, federation secretary and
foreign correspondent were lost
Mrs. Emma kipp Edwards. chairman
Of the supply committee. announced
Tonight that 20 date the delegates had
repu!Sitioned 1000 hairpius. 1000
drinking cups, GOO hatpins and 400
packages of face powder. all of which
We're especially provided for the use
oc the delegates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
NTTOR NEYS SEEK RELEASE
OF RUSSIAN SAILORS

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. May 90
Local attorneys tomorrow will make
application in the United States Dis
trict Court at Norfolk. Va. for habcas
corpus proceedings TO secure the re-
lease Of five seamen of the Russian
bark Frocyon, who are being hold in
"Rloodhcld" Jail. Warwick County, on
charges OF dcscrtion. The mon were
taken from the American steamer Brun.
niida a few days ago and placed in tho
Jail on charges of dcscrtion. There
IL no one To prosecute the charge, but
mo Warwick County justice refuses &c
release them.
Attorneys for the scame,. all Scan
navians. contend that the men ar,
being held Illegally because there Is no
treaty between the United States and
RUSSIA calling for the detention and
return of dcScrting Russian Scanr,