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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-27
Forty New Summer Conferences

Reports from summer conferences. Bi-
 ble. Missionary. Catholic and Protestant,
 are to the effect that attendance has just
 about equalled last year, with growths in
 a few directions. but that people who
 have attended have had rather more
 money to give than on some years re-
 gently and have been much more will
 ing to pledge personal work than for
 merly. This latter readiness is, however,
 almost wholly on the part of women,
 there being little change reported from
 the men.
 Social service has been given unusual
 prominence in summer conference pro
 grammes this year, and in few in-
 stances conferences wholly given up to
 that subject have been held. North
 field. the well known conference es-
 tablished by the elder Moody and suc- cessfully kept alive by his son and
 nephew, has had the most successful
 year in its history, those when Dwight l.. Moody himself was alive not ex-
 cepted. Two new buildings are under
 construction, one for Mt. Hermon and
 one for the seminary--that Is, one for
 boys and one for girls-and attendance
 at all conferences save one has broken
 all records.
 At Silver Bay numbers in the mis- sionary conferences have Just held their
 own, some having fallen behind pre- vious years. Reports are to the ef- feet that delegations from religious bodies have been larger, and the con- ferences more generally representative therefore. At Chautauqua, the parent one in western New York, few of the famous packers have disappointed, and one of the most successful seasons ever held is just closing. The Catholic summer school on Lake Champlain has enjoyed the largest numbers at its classes and in its recreations of any year since its founding.
 very great number of new and small summer conferences have sprung up These have been arranged in be- half of missions. social service. and sunday school work, but some of the new ones have been started to foster and further the interests of ,organiza- tions Clergy, laymen. women, even young girls. have attempted small sum- mer meetings, usually with success. Lake properties west and east are ad- vancing in values because of the new
 demand Fully 40 new centers are the record for the year 1911.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-27

divorce is threatening danger to the in- tegrity of family life
 ''S. It ise the duty of the church to in- sistently proclaim the inviolability and sacredness of the marriage tie."
 '4. The church must more conscientious ly enforce the striptural norm regarding the remarrying of divorced persons
 The council announces its intention to do all 1t can to secure common divorce and remarriage laws, whether through ra- tional legislation or by the states It is calling on ministers and laymen for CO., operation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-27
Methodists 100000 Already

The Methodist foreign mission board. Representing the large Methodist body of the north. is $101,0O0 ahead of the same time last year in it's financial receipts. This is not, however, an exceptional gain. since it has several times during the past decade increased its annual receipts by that sum or larger one. However it is encouraged at this time because two years ago it fell into debt $175,000 Last year it got out to the extent of $7O.0O0. hut still had debt at the beginning of this year of $98.000.
 The foreign mission board asks Nfetho- dists for $1,500.0O0 and promised to the mission field this year $1,1140O0. Last year Methodists gave. through their regu- lar board. $1. 600 to foreign missions,
 while Methodist women gave, through their own foreign board, $050OO. total of more than $2,100,000 The women raise and spend money for mission, administers ing their affairs without turning money lover. as in the case of most others, to the mems societies.
 This year both home and foreign Meth odist boards hold their annual meetings in Denver. The date of the meeting of the home board Is November 10, and of the foreign November 16.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-27
Astor Affair Turned to Use

The federal council. the central body of which practically all Protestant bodies in the United States are joined for social and other work. takes up the question of la uniform divorce law, mentioning tho forthcoming Astor-F orce wedding as It's reason for so doing. One of the primary objects of the federation was to decrease, and in view of developments the council proclaims again it's standards. These are:
 T. It is pre-eminently the duty of tho church to guard and preserve the integ- rity and purity of the family.
 g. The lowered sense of the sanctity of marriage and the conseQuept prevalence of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-27
SQUARE DEAL AND
 POSITIVE DRUG CURE

Read the foIlowlng testimol
The evening world., 1911-09-04

ssnds. who would maks an ideal King
lnelosed find 1o2 vote, Cor j. J.. sptiman
MISS SADIE FRIEDMAN.
lpcosed find 124 votes for John J.. CuTsn,
pride OF tho old First Ward OF New York.
BOYS FROM HOBDY'S CORNER.
Charles Fckels. President. Frsncis Russo,
Treasurer.
inelssd find ten vote for III. spelman. e.
hts beginner. but q sure winner" ,-,,v,x
mith n. q. OAKES.
Pleas. find ten p.ch,ss Of 100 votes each, total
ii ;oSo b y.'s s,,. 1sr our 1 Jni1 k,p1 s,T Edsnsa & Eth
Curtin, the best. fellow In The world for King Of
the Carnival Of F1owers. and Song" hope hi,
friend. viii coms 70 the front end elect him b q
Kindly s,.d. flynn. vote. q the next Kins
Of cOn'' Island Edward 8 fH snIih' oAu,Asn
r'f Rib !HtT SSsif * ms k HIS st tIGT
H. ..s!o' &. i ac.n sy'f RlS q H T.'ss for Joseph !
Inclosed find III votes for John J. CuTran
No. 1863 Second avenue, who IL . member Of
the Algonquin Club, the Tsmmany Hall Club Of
the Twsnty-second Assembly District. He 10 one
Of the sb,est captains In our district. and oul
club has lust started In for him. ...
oTE "a Gts IA CAPTAINS OF TIN
Inclosed lind 200 coupons for Joe Hwa, who
y Q cinch for this carnival.
THREE BOYS OF HARLEM.
Thomas J. Lloyd. Joseph Shaushnes,. Edward
The evening world., 1911-09-04
.POSLAM ENDS ALL
ITCHING TORMENT
Relieves Immediately and Quickly
Cures All Skin Diseases.

The terrible itching attending Eczema
and other skin diseases, which entails
slccpless nights and robs sufferers Of re-
pose, is stopped at nce by Poslam.
Pleasant slumber comes as n welcome
relief from distress. Soon a complete
cure is effected, for the healing powers Of
Poslam are certain; its rapid action mar
v%eIlous.
Poslam is a perfect antiseptic, kills
germ life and contains nothing to injure
the most delicate skin. It's success is
greater than that Of anything used for
similar purposes.
Acne. BARRIERS Itch, letter and like
diseases yield to il readily. rmplcs and
minor blemishes are eradicated after .
few applications, the complexion, red
noses. etc. being cleared overnight.
Poslam is sold for SO cents by all drug
gists everywhere. Or the Emergency
Laboratories. 81 West 25th street, New
York. will send a sample free to anyone
who will write for it. This is sufficient
to show results in twentv-four hours.
Poslam Soap is delightful for every
cleansing purpose, and being mcdicated
with Poslam is rendered antiseptic, pre-.
venting infection. Large cake, rs cents.
The evening world., 1911-09-04

VIII b.: sut: believe me. Harlem he's always kept
Kindly accept 70 vote: for !. J. Hs~ss for
King Of the M'rdi or'' c'rni rfrrn A,..eS.
Inciosed please find 10 votes for 10. Hsvs.
Nor. Vim bs on the way soon, a, siEGEL..
h'N'' Tor h''s Of tn; !. N f. g.. cf RAILWAY. N. J.
kindly tally no shese $40 ,o,ss for our friend.
E III. siI sEcH.
.,g .;s'' S sT;sls .' e: ! HsH:; with tn. s'a votes in.
Seine AS RATHsKELLER, BKLYN.
d,d hls.'; 30 ST elliot! e. j. j. h''''' Miss ihs Si {. fitS cam
A. l1 e. find 20 votes for ff;aII.y Es; MoR S.ifsse''
Hsr. sn 20 ,o.s for J.. J.. Hsves,
f96ShHHEt tsL 2.ss'SoR'
Issc.:e s:a 800 ,0,: sor K0I,. Win Re
present when We crown c h'H. h,s II GHrsH ibA
incioesd find 800 vote. which credit TO the 90.
f Puse.s e XXI Eiiii f.n.. D. A''i'' the ''I..' |.l''" Of
p, r. !; 4 VI. VII. r. r..
inc,osed pleas find 40 votes TO b. credited to
W. D. kSi''' account; ,ss v,v,r ,r,aa.v
Y, Curtin III: ttr.: shall b Aa and the AT
G: Franz sHEpARD.
The bal OF chance has now been twirled,
Defiance at our foes been hurled.
By ballots Of The Evening World,
Kins Kolle's banner will be unfurled.
Here's fifty votes tor. Kolle.
IRVING 4. LEWIS
Count the ineiosed TO votes for King John ].
Curan Of. Coney's Coaster Hotel. but one Of TIE
most useful captains In the Alsonquin Club
(Tammany HalQ when he's homo In Yorkvtlle.
DAVID I. KELLY. COMMITTEES
Indossd find 100 coupons. which 10 iuu q
starter-a vanloAd wfl stop Of your door Sept. I,
A. M.-sor my friend and ~clubmAts. Anton Dshl.
The evening world., 1911-09-04
GOV. DENEEN BREAKS
LEG IN AUTO MISHAP.
Jumps or Is Thrown From Car
as Machine Rolls Back and
SmasheS Buggy.

sPR1NGF1ELD. H.. Sept. A-Gov.
Charles s. Dencen suffered a double
fracture OF the lef, leg yesterday in an
auto accident near Farmingdale. fifteen
miles from Springfield. The Governors
big touring car was climbing a steep hill
when the brakes refused to work. and
the machine rolled rapidly downhill and
smashed a buggy that VAS ascending.
1t was after 6 o'clock before Gov. De-
neen arrived at the Executive Mansion
here and received medical attention. lie
suffered excruclating pain and It was
necessary TO administer an anaesthetic.
Dr. Taylor say the injury Is a severe
one, both bones In the left leg being
broken an inch and o half above the
ankle.
The evening world., 1911-09-04
AUTO DRIVER MURDERED.
Victim Believed TO Have Been
Killed By safeblowers.

CHICAGO, Sept. i.-On a country road
near Cary. thirty miles northwest OF
Chicago. Frederick WenneTstrom, owner
and driver Of an automobile, was shot
to death some time last week. HI:
body was found yesterday lying on a
bank OF Fox River with two bullet holes
In the back of his head, The Victim wa:
a C~hicagoan. living at No. s33 Bucklns,
ham place. His automobile has disap-
peared. Wennerstrom left Chicago
Wednesday at 2 p. NJ.
The facts OF the case. the police he,
lieve. are that Wennerstrom was driv,
ing for a rang OF safe blowers-the
ones who have been ropblng banks In
Northern Illinois for more than tive
months.
The evening world., 1911-09-04
THE D00LlNG OUTING.
Special Arrangements for Wrdn--.
days Entertainment.

Former County Clerk Peter j pooling
has completed arrangements for his an
nual outing next Wednesday. Special
trolley cars have been engaged to take
Westslders to N from Manhattan Ca.
sine,
The afternoon at tho Casino will b
given over TO games and amusements.
The moving pictures, Punch and Judy.
merry-go-rounds and other shows In the
park will be thrown open to the women
and children free.
To provide for the other wants Of the
ten thousand expected to attend Mr..
Doollng has ordered thousands OF gallons
Of ice cream, lemonade by the can and
sandwiches by the basketful
The evening world., 1911-09-04

had succeeded in convincing him II was
useless to try to carry out his pro-
gramme. Rodolfo Reyes felt for his
watch and 1t was gone. At least a dozen
OF the Reylsta contingent had been the
victims OF ~pickpockets.
By a circuitous route the party went
TO police headquarters. reported their
losses n then proceeded to the Reyes
home.
Orders were sent to the army head
quarters and soon a troop OF cavalry
appeared. The rioters CAV way before
them.
The evening world., 1911-09-04
Maderists Hurl Stones at Can
didate for Presidency as
He Tries to Speak.
GENERAL ALSO ROBBED.
Many Hurt When Mounted
Men Charge Through Mob
Cavalry Ordered Out.

MEXICO CITY. Sept. l-stoned and
robbed Of 5000 pesos 01.5oo) yester-
day by n mob OF Maderistas in the pr!n-
cipal ~thoroughfars OF the capital, Gen.
Bernardo Reyes. candidate for the Pres
idency In opposition to Francisco I. Ma
dero. wa forced TO abandon an EFFORT 10
address his constituents and TO run the
gantlet OF a jeering crowd. upon whom
the police had received orders not to Are
except as a last resort.
Repeatedly the police charged and the
hospital records show that, forty-three
persons we're wounded, most of them
by stones, but many show gashes made
by police sabres.
The stoning OF the aged general was
the climax of n riot that began about
10 A. VI. and was no, entirely duelled
late at night.
II had been announced Reyes would
make his final speech OF the campaign
In front OF the National Theatre.
Gen. Reyes. his son Rodoifo. ard
some of his party leaders drove up in ar
automobile. Far outnumbering his sup
porters, the Maderistas crowded about
his machine. Stepping tom the car the
General rebuked the mob, but his words
provoked jeers. a rain OF stones and
other missiles,
The automobile was abandoned. It's
occupants walked four blocks. the row
dies following and throwing stones.
REYES STONED WHEN HE TRIED
TO SPEAK.
Entering a building facing the theatre,
Reyes and his escorts went TO the Sec
ond story. where Reyes stepped on &c a
balcony 10 address the crowds.
Instead the tumult grew and chunks
Of marble and stones gathered from the
ground about tho new theatre were
hurled at the white-haired fgure.
For twenty minutes he remained there
lodging missiles which wrecked the
windows and signs covering the from,
| Of the building.
For more than an hour the police
fought tho mob. riding into the mass Of
shouting humanity, trusting to the
force of the rush to keep the crowd
moving.
Inside the building, Reyes's friend,
The evening world., 1911-09-04
and
AttracAibe Offerings in Mev Fall Goods
The First OF
The New Fall Snksl

An attractive showing. but only the
advance guard q. New arrivals daily
Prices are TO gain quick sales
Yard vide Satin Libcrty-neht
and dark colors-mSsaline
finishes ct. quality. ............ 10
Yard wide Messalines-white.
cream, light and dark COLOR
special value. ,09
2o-inch satin Meesalines-Al
dcs'rablc light and dark colors-
Veiue 30. ..... s0G
Satin Hroche Mcssalinos-navy
black. with white hAiriines.
Also self colors-vAlue 10. ....... s6S
Yard wide Changeable TaRettas,
Peeu de Cygnes and Messalines-
latest Fall shadee-vaiue 81. % ...l.2E
2@-inch satin Plaid M~essalipcs,
new combinatiOns-valuc So. ...., .oc
Persian brocadcd 1'aYcttss and
Mcssalines-light and dark
combsnations-value 10 to 81 o
40. SO, 90
<2-inch Bordercd Satin Measalines-
New Fall COlors-res - so .,.,, l,ob
27-inch Self Cord Bordcred Mes
salines. desirable for waista-
value VI .1.2o
27-inch Cord Bordered Messa-
lines. new cffccts-value 81. IS ..... .Q8
The evening world., 1911-09-04
Hens Marooned on nm Island Like
son Crus0e.

When MTb, GHrtott van Alta OF NEW
ton. y. j.. went to her hen house on
Saturday morning to collect eggs there
were none. There we're no hens either.
She called hei husband and the two
searched but they found neither heas
nor clues.
On her way to church yesterday
| morning. Mrs. Van Alta found her
hens. They were on an island that has
been created by the rain, had been
marooned there since Friday night and
had had nothing to eat in the interval.
The evening world., 1911-09-04
oA Sale of Scholars Supplies

Good tools make Wiling pupils . Cur se prices make It possible fer
every scholar to he fully equipped at smallest possible outlay. :. Dependable
qualities at lowest prices in the city.
No Mai or Telephone Orders for he Following:
The evening world., 1911-09-04
New Fall Neckwear

Quotations from a wealth of selection
that is q pleasure and profit to critica,
customers:--
Collars Of Real Irish Crochet
superb works OF rt-th new
Capuchin s~hape-also Corday, Seller
and round f~ortns-their equal ID
not 70 be found elsewhere under
Here ...............2. Ace 70 1900
Real Irish Crochet Yokes-fine
raised designs--V or round
shape. ........... 6s26 - 0,04
Hand made Macrame Lace Collar
Corday and Sailor. with deep back
and long revers-three great
values. ~. .2.o0. ...3.4o. .S.o0
Now Plauen Collars In Pt. venise.
Irish Crochet. Flat venise.
exc q Carrickmacroes desiGuo-
exquisite thinGs-Capuchin. eaiior,
Corday and round styles-foe
dresses or coats. ........ 40 to A.0Q
New Side Frills-Batiste, Marquissete
or net, trimmed with shadow
Val. or Crochet LAGOS
oil widths. ........... AS to LOS
New Season Hosiery
women's SILK Hose-silk lisle OBJ
double heel and toe-some have
' also double so~le-black. tan and
Whitehall sizes -clsewhere so. 80, 40
I Misses SILK Hose-silk-lisle
sole and top-ptnk. blue. black
ana white to Ol1 ........ 40
Children's white silk Lisle Hose
plain and ribbed-double sole, heel
shd toe-sn sises ........... 80
The evening world., 1911-09-04
FINER o PkOPOk TICNATELY Low,
Fine Offerings In
leather Bags

For Shoppers and Travellers!
Fine values to start new season!
Black leather Carriage Bags-walrus,
leather linoo-with purse
frame Of stamped German silver
gilt I'm sh- worth 81 so. 49,. o,
Cowhido Travelling Bags--is inch
leather ~llnod-ssfety bolts-strong
leather hanules'-' aluo SIS. 90. -. so,
The evening world., 1911-09-04
New Season Hosiery
In Corsets
We're Up to the MinuteI

Extra long models that conform to
the demand for figure outlines. -. We
also offer specially good assortmsnts Of
the medium long, which give good form
with comfort -, Many exceptional val
ues like these
Coutil and Batiste Corsets- ca
1925 and $500 values..... LOS
Medium and extra long-hand-
someiy trimmed-front and side
s~arters-sizes is to 80.
Fancy Corsets.
Values 81. 90 and $500. -. ESQ
Novelty. cloth-dainty styles
Also white Coutll- medium and
new extreme long-sixes IS TO 26.
The evening world., 1911-09-04
New Species of SalamandsP
Found In COata Rica.
To start Colony of Prairie Dogs
In 0~lOversville.

Percy Williams, a wealthy glove
maker. o. Gloversville. y, Y. Is on his
way home from Wyoming with 100
prairie dogs. which he had captured
near Rawlins. wyo.
He said he was taking them home to
The evening world., 1911-09-04
EHEp EXEMNGlMORL
MEzZ00h4xGah%
lust Keep All Milwaukee DoGs
IndOOra for Ninety Days.

Must Keep All Milwaukee DoGs
Indoors for Ninety Days.
All dogs In Milwaukee must be kept
indoors for ninety days. Any found on
the streets will be shot. This order
has been issued from the Health De-
partment. following the discovery that
q dog that bit other animals had rabies.
New Species of salamandsP IL
Found In COsta Rtca.
A brand-new salamander has been dis
covered In Costa Rica. according to DR..
Leonhard Steineger. a Smithsonian In
~stitution scientist. 1t v two and q half
inches long. has a smooth. brown skin.
somewhat striped. a wide. fiat head. and
g long. cylindrical tail.
The evening world., 1911-09-04
WHAT THE cAMPAlGNERS HAVE
TO SAY OF THE BATTLE.

A few letters from the c~ampaisners
follow
Put u. down for 80 and pvt them down for
Joe H,Nes. henry Hl~HSChflELD ASSN.
lie Gold, Pres.
Francis Honald, Sec,
Jus, tally these 100 votes for Joe Hewes, from
tie girIs u the American Bank Note COMPANY,
ani $50 from &. j.. BGl VI the NlaZraph Social,
r1I % f.fn tae Dohn. lIIOihtIs, ON, hail 10 'he
Nina. ~, tA,y are 81! guessing "Ao the queen
The Washington herald., 1911-02-15
On February 7
Hon. Boies Penrose,

Hon. Boies Pense,
Comm eon Post esandP Post Roads,
United Senate
House bill No. 22239, Dod bl"
which
should
contradictory ambiguous and therefore
inequalities in publishers mailing privileges -:
opposite rule O those within
1t would be extremely difficult OF administration X x X
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-23

DAYTONA BEACH, March CIV.
N. Lewis Of Illinois. who is located in
the Ten Eyck house on Peninsula
drive, has purchased five acres Of
ground, more or less, extending to
the beach east Of the Heigh property
lime from l. D. Bowers.
Miss Thomas OF Pittsburg, Pa, IS
visiting Miss Boreland at Mrs.
Wright;s cottage on Peninsula drive.
Misses E. and H. Rinker and Miss
Devices. relatives and guests of Mrs.
and Misses Brachhold on Peninsula
drive. had delightful trip to Tu:t'e
Mound Tuesday. Mrs. Brachhcad and
Miss Romano were In the party.
Capt. Jewell, wife and child, who
have been at Pinehurst for some time
left Wednesday for Jacksonville to
sail for New York on the Clyde line.
Mrs. Curtis and baby are with
their parents and grandparents en-
Peninsula drive this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Field of Prime
SOUp AVs u. 6A e VACAUOCu al CAC lCCCu~
arrivals at Pinehurst.
Mrs. Geo. E. Horton of New York
arrived Wednesday on visit to Miss
Bird and mother, who are located in
one of the Beardsley cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. James keenan,,
daughter and grandson, Mrs. Sher-
wood Wheeler, departed Tuesday. for
their summer home at Rockaway
Beach, N. Y. Mr.. keenan, has made
numerous improvements on his prop
erty, including the building of new
pier, during the past winter to the
longer enjoyment of which the fam
lily look forward to next winter. A.
Vandevorde has just comp eted hard
some cement gate columns and has
considerable cement work yet to do
ON the premises.
Mr.. Petersohn, who has charge of
! much of A. VandevOrde's work,
will not go north with his family this
summer.
Mrs. E. A. Freeman gave beau
tifua St. Patrichs' bridge party a,
her river front home Friday after.
ICON from 3 to 6. Some thirty re-
sponded to invitations and a mcst
delightful afternoon was spent al
cards and in social enjoyment Mrs
j. B. Uebelboer won first prize, Mrs
c. H. Wilson second prize, and Mrs
Wolstein, guest of Mrs. wilson
was suitably cOnsOled. The decOra
tons were in white and green, which
was carried out in the refreshments
The tables were placed on the POI cl
and the company fingered long in en-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-23
WASH THAT lrcn AWAY

It Il said that there are certain
oprines In Europe that give relief ano
cure 70 Eczema and other skin de-
eases II you knew that By washing
q these wa:ess yOw could b relieved
from that awful itch. w0uIdE't yos
make every effort IL take = trip -
Europo 1t ooea! Would y6o ~ -
willing to spend your I~ss cent to oD4
The cure?
But you need not leave homo tor
these distant springs Relief - right
here In your own home town!
4 simple wash OF Oil os WIneer-
green, Thymol and ether tngredients
- compounded only In d. D. D. Pre-
ocription will bring instant relief -
that terrible burning itch. and leave
the skin - smooth and healthy ~
that Of . child
II you have not already tried It. GET
1t least q 25-cent hottie today. We -
sure you Of instant relief.
The Atwood Pharmacy
w. N. Hantlns