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TO REORGANIzE The MISSIONS
EPIN ora HOI W OF DIFI rms
TtkI> IP a. ESTION.
D'seussIoa IIkel, 20 CsatInue To En.i 90
tsa,ent,s ansi wAN Sscc>-ltate
Nght sessions smaller Hsard for
the General TheolsgtraI seminary

CIN,ISNari oct - The Mouse II
Deputies - tue General EptsCopal Con,
vention IA. encountered difhcuIty ~ the
form II m" proposed new missionary
canon. involving a reorganization ~ the
board %; missions and different system
~ carrying on tHe work IT that part III
the church witch may neC~-sItate night
bushes, sessions before the convention
adlourns on Friday Indications TO-DAY
were that this question alone will involve
several days discussion
II u proposed 60 inv 49, the real aNrcu-
tive powers of the mission hoard IN an
elective ofice ~ president with several
secretaries and an executive committee
of eight. instead % the general secretary
a. heretofc-e. and in addition ~ IL pro-
posed To raise the membership Of the
board from forty-five To forty-eight. half
81 whom are to he elected by the general
convention triennially and the other half
by tho councils 81 the eight missionary
departments instead Of electinG them all
in convention As At present.
The Rev. Dr. MCKim president ~ the
House Of Deputies says 81 the new mission
AIRY canon that II j. radical. II not revolu.
tionary. and declares that there was a
feeling that the new canon placed the
present methods Of the mission board in
the light Of being a failure while he held
that the work of the hoard under It's pres
ent system was highly successful
Many changes were proposed to-day md
will be offered later nv members 81 the
House Of Deputies in the canon. az finally
decided upon toy the House Of Bishops
Relieving the present large membership
~ the board of trustees 10 the General
theological Seminary IN New York Ia H.,
too Unwieldy. ~ was deCidadtha the boa ri
will hereafter consist NJ forty eight narr-
berS about onN-third " the present board
In Offering the report II the committee
on religious education the Rev Eldipott
Peabody Of Cro'on school IN Massachu.
setts made plea for IN" establishment
q more paro,hIel schools H. connect ION
with the Episcopal church he asked
that wh"r" paruohIal schools do not rNist
an 81 ort lee made to secure from public
school authorities permission for children
10 devote to religious studies some part
ofthe school week now demanded for their
studies ia tho public schools
The House ot Bishops adopted an add,
tional provision attendant upon the slec-
ton % sufragan bishops to III. eject
that In the future suffrAsan hishop- may
be elected ny different dipceses only with
the consent NJ majority vote " the
standing committees and a majority "
the House of Bishops az "A preceding CON
yention. IN addition n the consent ~ tho
Fishop vt tho diocese where suNragans
are desired
The proposal that Bishop or Biskop
Coadjutor II a diocese NAV no Transferred
from one diocese 70 another with IN" con-
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PHILIPPINES TRtN9TTL.
60, Forbes EStols the Pa,ne- >Idrich Act
Proposed Liquidation.

NT-r. g. h.S f'srr1frA - J ~ Sr-N
M,"ILA prf - tn" Philippine Legs
la'ure convened to-day Governor Con
sral Forbes m his nessag" says that ah-o-
lU'e and unthr"atened tranquility pre-
walls IN the archipelago. There arr in
creased industry and material prosperity.
which he Hays are largely due to tho work
ing ~ the Payne Aldrich tam bill
IN. condition ~ the treasury. the Gov
ernor General SAYS. warrants the continu-
alton 81 large public works He recon-
mends tho passage ~ legislation regu-
lating irrigation. defining the status 81
seamen. for general control n lnbor. 10
enable IN" Government 70 uze its re-
sources IN assisting sugar growers to
combine IN the construction - modern
mills and for the establishment - pen
SION fund for GoN eminent employees
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~, rnro'r,>IRou Tnrr,>r
JasrpIs IIrurkrr Win start IN IoiI Ir"m
GApr dr Nrr,Ir islands Tor Ne>I In,iIrs.

..
EtVrI> u"' D. .G"-rutu tr-rniu'.
r.glrd PIN. attempt 90 Walter W"rulu
o. ,rp,- 'ls A'',r'J. ~ IN" al,-ulp Amor
ica - a fopIulr,ly aui even criminal
venture
T. hr~ agun ,a!'ri attention hos
c,o,. o., 'hr prn'e,.' - Joseph RrI-N"r
the American amaze o. t"-uuaY' - III
In an lIr-hy from '.n APO 10 Word"
ISLANDS - Mo Ne~' Indie,
The project. ~ o. nnV sa!i vii 10 car
ned out "triv IN 1911
Mr. B7ICker has for many years made
spe- iaItv ~ meteorplogy and has WrI''"n
much On thai subject IN February lts'
he aHirmei that the crossing Of the Allan
tIc N an aIrShip was NOT only quit" i"isi-
bile but a COmparatIvelN simple matter
gwen ono rfwo a. vorabla circumstance.
The dirgihlN balloon h. plan, to u-o
will b" 'if'v meter, long With maximum
diameter ~ fifteen meters l's gas 'aUa.
itv vii be = ~, cubic meters The most
noteworthy d"parf"r" from the details
of The ordinary dir-hiI l. the -Ih.tI
tuition for tho ~ al carrot \ yDwsr'ul
ssagoing motor boat. With mast on =
svIvsl allowing II 70 he raised or lowered
The u~e Of such boat. Mr. Br!Cx.r
declares. viii render the voyage free
from all Danger
Mr. RrIcker.S original intention was 80
start from CadIz. hut latHr ha dAri1et -
sail from IsnegIfe. thereby saving 6IS
nautical miles l. seems that another
change must have t.en made n 10 "a
true ss stated above that no will nov
STAR from tho Cape 10 N"ria Islands
After passing over tho Nasf indie VI
BrIcker aid h. Intended Go proceed
O. New Orleans and thence 10 N"w York
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SORROW ron DOLLHrERS DEArH
Al Partisan Campo isninE In lows Halted
TIL after Funeral.

DEs MoISss. la. Oct u The sorrow
~ Iowa p~oPl" over tho death IT senator
J = Deliver - touchIngly illustrated nv
the prompt and pnarimouz agreement
for a cessation Of all partisan campaign
activities urtil after tho funeral services
which will ~ held AZ Fort D1dg" Thursday
afternoon
All Republican speeches have been can
ocllei unit. Friday Gov. Carroll who l.
m tho mldsi ~ . heated Cnmpa IN for 70
election. will d"vot" his time to prsparin :
Oh" culpgy which h" will deliver at the
Tpllivcr funeral
~" b'wp"raIic campat gn orators have
no. rar'ri,"d 'hoir dates. hu ~ IN" sug
goat JON ~ t'aud" n Porter. Democratic
,auGiH'af' Tor ',ov"ruor. each VIII rpudurr
-r"rISI memorial -"rvIc" ~ place or tho
campaign RALLIES which had been scl"d
uln'I for 90" u"St thr"" days
f,oV CARROLL ISSUED formal prpclama
'ipn today announcing IN" death ~
Iowa - s"uioT Senator
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REPI BLICaN CLUB COLD.
Onl, s0 81 the 7.OoO Members Attend .
Meeting To Indorse the Ticket

Tho membership 81 the Republican Club
numbers over two thousand AZ IN.
monthly meeting ~ the club held last
night about thirty members were present
II had hecn announced beforehand that a
resolution would DO brought forward in
dorsing tho candidates and the platform
81 the Saratoga convention This wa :
tho resolution which had boon prepar rcd
-Rcso'rsd That 'he Republican Club Of
tho city - New York heartily indorsas
tho candidates named and the platform
adopted ~ th" recent Republican Stat e
convention a. Saratoga and pledges u :
enthusiastic support IN securing their
election
EX-Mayor Sch Low. president n the
club. was ~ the chair and 10 seemed for
a moment that the resolution 10 elect the
platform and the candidates would 20
through without any objection. hut after
the resolution had been read Wilbur r
Waterman ~ tho Protective Tarif League
who - dissatisfied with the tarin plank
adopted al Saratoga. moved that thu,
part ~ the resolution which arnliad 20
the platform should he voted on hv score,
ballot Although he did not state I,s
reasons for this request, those who w"-a
AT the meeting. which wa- an evecuiiy,
meeting. SAN Tor him that Mr. Waterman
wa sur" that n tho members wore I've
mIttet 10 vote hy ballot TN" rcsolu' .r.,
would not l." carried
lucr" ~aS - gr"S' deal ~ discussion
"n his point. and Hnally y Wa, do,rt,d
- 'nk" an ut"n vote on th" resolution q
lud"r-nu"ut Mr Nakcmsu.. motion
Tor q haliu' va. voted dow % with only
Mr Waterman himself voting for r. and
then ~" r"srllI'Iun wd- ad npiad vI'lp.r
dir-"ui NJ Nakrnan No.. voting
r"rol'tipn was adopted. tho preamble
81 wh"h stated that m" United .S'tt.-
NO"utd "" W" hr~l 10 recpgtIy" the Re-
public ~ Portugal. and then continued.
-H'soirod. hat IN" Republican CIib
res ..ctfully REQUESTS -! the President ~
81" Iniied States that as coon ~ hc shniI
h1v" fullv satisfied himself a. To- the wis.,
d"'n ami prnprl"iy II recognizing tho now
Republic" ~ Portugal such action 10
'as"n - promptly as the circumstance
will permit
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.ent q two-tktrd- vote . sH,u. 4
BISHOPS ~a- voted dawn
lr@ bishops u N~N NurA nhn
- i,'u-m and th~ BISHOP .adlns 4
NeS Hampshire were named a cunmir-
~ - .Iiv anal report What the hurch a
10 With tho tor-t ga born I-ppulsiion 4 n.
United states
\ Committs" on social service vas a.,
appointed, consisting 10 the M.hops Z
Na--achuss't,, thiCago. Vast tar0hla
Utah ami Michigan IL study srcial Il,
labor problems and endeavur o. prunt.
and labor
NJ the Ioint meeting = 'h. Nous. Z
bishops and House 1T D~putt-. 'hls arr
npun IN" subject ~ church out nr.i, r
island world Was disCu--ed and addf-...,
N"r" mad" by several dignltlrl-. o' @.
Church
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DIED.

REMAIN on October rs. EuisbstA n Besss-
eldest daughter OF Elizabeth snd d. ~
Gen Henry Washington Beuhsm
Services viii be held In the chap. - is
and y CrersAti,e Spciety. Hobosee. q
. " Tuesdsy. october H. t2i tern
WeehAVken. Un'on Hin car 70 Y -eoln o
MEYER TIE HANovGK NArIo>.l BsH
THE CtrT ~ NV YoHN N-w 'r-s N'''''T
y 1910 - special mertins - ~ az
~ Directors 90 ihe Hanov-r Nsrona 81
~ The 'i'y % NeW YORK. calle1 - So o.
jos o. the l.in 81 p,'1r-- s'
following Acuoa Was taken '1 '''''.
deaia . their late colleague - .'.i W.
Nnsreas The Directors % 'Hs HN-o'e -
t0rsl BanL ~ the CIy ~ NsH 'o-' .'.
EARNED with profound sue' Al -''f.
the DEAN - their late 'ri-1f or see -
Mr. CORD Meyer and. desiring go
me records - 'he Ran, Mn '.'.
IN ne h'gb c,ts-rr IN when r.
all 'he rer.ber, 81 ne Boar. D. 20
o1ocTs - 'sr Baas ana N . go "'
fbP) have .4stAlned ,, ~. - .....
EeNnrci That 'h- Rrsrd = N-r..r.' ~ '1
Hano,c. National Ran 0Esr.-
ihe high appreciation " me 90. 90
~ ,.TI lever has renac.el .. 80 p.
aud the hi n regard t~ srf.' .s e.
b, al the mrribers . 'rr b.. fol.
uinc-Ts Of nc nanE SARA 20 - 'al
artcr ani upright ne 30 n-f~ W
Ing Minute 10 he male m m" .- .''
Dsrk
Re-ol,e-i inst IN re- dsA'h - ~
The HAnol r. National Ban. rss
valuable frrertor = utss rN.~-.
s'sai'sst friend. diEniNed r'"'''''
generous - heart. ~ Vas gonna. 'r-H
an Interesting com panio1 o. 'hn.e '7'
privileged ~ know him moe -.
IN VI" business community sts" F'1
many acu,iues ~ Ne vim "n'7 80
idruunsd ~ Ws, = tuvrr ~ sU~1s n =,
bis nsre was = synon, m ~ truth sni =.
Resolved. That - an evidence - o.' =,
sorrow and :, mpa'hy 20 il ordered nv q.
resolutions h. spread - wngw ''S-
Minute AMI mat ~ rngrn>srt -nT
b" fp'vlrdci tu m" r"rrasri 'aH
TI.wFH . war sAFr -
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FIRr >TOrS nRO ,Du ~ ~,
clerks NJ Branch Post once ThsSpl
TheN "a Have To save the NalL

rre which hurnsi out the 49, .a
foor~ 1T n" hulliing az ~ and ~ Bos.
way Last night tgi'ltei tho 81. Ks n =.
branch post nHice on the ground A..
and held up trolley cars for an hour
The tirs Etartei IA the Offices - Msys
Goldberg sons, manufacturer :
wais'A. on the fifth hoor. The enplov.-
In tho post office gathered the mail IT,
bags and held IL ready To he taken ava
Ten clerks from the General Poe, OH-
were sent up To help them The damae
was estimated NJ $50 on
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convention. sNd VIZ Hoar-t
\HnH might ht'" been don" m ~ ="
'Wu IHys ID. sJetNgr ,rIggertssd but. he
l!d.i VIZ I,'1-"v-.' said h. cpuldn'
ra'k j., m" JOB until he had brushed m"
d'lst % H. clothes
And Vhll" Roosevelt was hrIshinG
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~
ALFRED BENJAMIN & Cos Tailornade clothes
THERE'S MONEY TO BE SAVED.

THERE'S MONEY TO BE SAVED
besides time and vexatiOn. If you purchase your full
drc,o apparel here ready 70 wear. We have expert
filters and can guarantee all the style and perfection
Of III that any couId wish.
Full Dress SUITS $50 10 S65 Dinner Coals sI8 10 s38.
Dress and Dinner Vesis 81 10 SI2
Dress Shirts $3.50 10 $3.50 at siscpe crP0s
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hid 4 BOY IN THREE HOUSES
vs. mari Sw bons 30 BgfFF-
rftEy oN tBBFR tNb R0SF

ft-- y-ph-- sgstss~ $3.50 . Fv-ss $50
s.afs - stairt tuu n-si~as~s Witn-
ts-- ph-s $40 Q see - ft-ss~if n, ft-r
ss-s n.sss- wta 80 usetrssf 0hsst
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FRANk d. CAA PBEII- 7AI.1a9n I..ss.
CAApels. AmbulAnc Service. W. i'-s -
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-07
THE BARGAIN CHASE.
American Women and tho shopping
Gamo Mania.

More money Is wasted every year by
womcn buying needless things under
The excitement OF the bargain hunt
than lS spent I'm all the gambling
houses ANA race tracks pat together.
says Mary lC0iou Worse IN Success
Magazine. when YOU say that have
no suuStics To prove this | answer
tina; hv" common sense and have
spent much time In city shops |
know, too, what am capable OF. and
| am hut a hale hearted hunter |
know what my friends Go &c isn't for
nothing that | have seen earnest young
students OF economies succumb 60 this
hunting instinct and fare forth 10 buy
ninety-eight cent UNDERGRADUATES.
IL is not only i'm the stores frequent
cd 10y poor or uneducatcd women that
| have seen the more brutal instincts
OF the human race come Co the sur
face. have seen n charming looking
elderly woman In high class store
snatch dress length OF gray wolfe
from the hands OF another elderly wo-
man. and the reason happened TO see
these sights was because | myself was
at the sale looking ut garments didn't
want and didn't need and buying them
The bargain chase, the shopping
game passion or sport, life work or
rccrcation.--for IL may be any one OF
these, according To the temperament
OF the woman has American women
well In It's grip. Hardly one OF us es-
capcs some ono OF the psychological
devinuons from the normal which
have mentioned.
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The Prettiest Feet

\ Swiss professor named Redortn
states that not one woman in Il score
has a perfect foot owing TO the wear
ing OF high heeled boots and pointed
toe shoes. Russian. German. Ameri-
can. Austrian and Dutch women. he
says. have broad feet. while those OF
Englishwomen are too narrow TO fulhll
classical and healthy conditions. The
women Of the Latin races. excluding
Frenchwomen. have the best formed
and therefore the prettiest feet, the
professor says.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-07
Tho Tricky EnN-

gentleman while hunting near n
river one winter day saw fox run
out ON the ice and make Mt fun speed
for an opening I'm the ice where the
rushing water OF the river could be
plainly seen from the bank. says the
Scotsman. AT the edge he stopped.
turned, followed his tracks back to tho
bank ana then ran some distance down
the stream ana sat there Soon dog
came crashing out Of the woods, bay
ing finely. hot on the fox's trail. Now,
dogs when on chnse Of this kind
trust almost entirely TO their noses.
This one was no exception. He ran
along the Ice head down, and when
he reached the hole nc could not stop,
but plunged into the water and disap-
pcarcd forever Then the fox trotted
away with every sign OF satisfaction.
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Picture Foroeries.

There are three or four times as
many Corots In existence as ;hc French
painter produced in his lifetime. lie
lived 10 be pcarly eighty. but at Mont
mnrtrc his pOsthumous cauvuscs are
still being turned out 10 meet the de
mauds OF The market. The old mas
tors never die They arc sull working
overtime I'm the bucll rooms OF Flor
cncc ana Rome. AZ Cologne the man.
ufacturc of genuine medieval metal
work ana antique carving is thriving
industry Those foreign forgcrs may
bc snamps, bat their trclcss energy
also tcsiilics 10 the reverence I'm which
postcrity holds the great names OF by
gone periods. IF they are not so high
~ priced what inducements would
there be FOR anybody 10 waste time
paint and muscle in creating fraudu-
lpul copies ana limitations and pass.
jag them or under false prctcnsc3f
our millionaire collectors arc not con
family c.pJ nd to l'Ic risk Of buying
hi.h priced forgor.cs where the origi-
uols lHyc uo value. Ncw York World.
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READ HIS FACE.
The Youthful Amateurs We're Sure He
Was = Philanthropist

Tho Youthful Amateurs We're Sure He
Was Philanthropist
They were youthful enthusiasts i'm
physiognomy. On the seat opposite In
| the train was II man OF commanding
| figure, massive brow ana serious ex-
preston. splendid fHcc!' one OF them
explained. what do you suppose his
life work has bccnf"
~ lawycrE" suggested the other.
Moo; there's too much bcneyolence
in that face for lawyer"
Maybe a baukcry"
"Oh no. \ man with an expression
Ike that couldn't have spent his life In
merely turning over money"
"iic might he an editor"
'Au editor. Cutting and slashing his
enemies al every turn aud even his
friends occasionally for the sake of
smart paragraph? You can't read
faces That man's n philanthropist or
engaged in some sort OF public spirit
cd work Why. there isn't line that
doesn't indicate strength OF purpose
ANA nobility. Look at that curve there
ON the left"
At the next station an old country
man took his seat beside the man with
massive brow ana soon entered into q
conversation with him, In the course OF
which he asked the latter what was
his line"
The two opposite held their breath
In the intensity of their interest
"Oh I've got little tavern ana
butcher shop back I'm the country n
biz was the proud reply. MY wife
tends TO the meals ana ! do my own
killing" Youths Companion
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The Prnntorinn Guard

The PractOriau guard was select
body OF troops instituted by the En-
pcror Augustus TO protect his person
md consisted OF ten cohorts. each of
1000 men, chosen from italy They
had peculiar privileges and when they
had served sixteen years were retired
on pension Of about $500. Each
member OF the guard had the rank or
"a captain IN the regular army. Like
the bodyguurd Of Louis XIV. they
were all gentlemen ana formed grad.
unlly great power, like the janizorios
at COnstantinopIc and frequently de
posed or clevntcd the very cmperors
themselves