davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29

second means: 10x60x2-1,2oo revolu-
tons per minute OF the crankshaft
of the motor. which IL about half OF
the possible sped OF attainment under
working conditions In some motors, II
being true that there are two revolu'
tons OF the crankshaft OF the motor
per fire In four-cycle work-that Is
when the motor IL designed to work
on the four-stroke cycle principle: In
other words, when there Is an ex.
plosion, 30 called, after inspiration
and compression to be followed by a
scavenging stroke, making the cyclic
relation (a) suction, (b) compression,
(c) power and (d) scavenging. This
makes one cycle per stroke, and theI q
are two strokes per revolution, so
that Il takes two revolutions OF the
crankshaft to afford the four cycles.
TO the average motorist this cyclic
relation In motor Is Greek. For a
better understanding Of what II
means to hndle fire In a tenth part
OF second, let the reader go home
and ask the servant to kindle a fire
In the furnace in the tenth part of q
second, and after II burns for an
CQuai iChbth VI liiic, let ulu QueuCu
the fire, draw out the ashes and then
relight the fire In the same length Of
time; have the servant do this for
hours or even days at time: this ia
exactly what happens in the combus-
ton chamber Of each cylinder of the
motor as II Is used In an automobile
THE average automobilist will he
quite satisfied II the servant succeeds
In kindling the fire In ten minutes
nor will he be requested to draw the
fire for at least q day. Now the fire
that the servant can kindle In ter
minutes will not be tenth part OF
hot, nor burn with anything like the
fury that IL kindled In the combustion
chamber of q motor, and yet II ID
hoped that by study and investigation
the efficiency of the fire In the com
bustion chamber of the motor may be
increased, not little but greatly.
ut Is a great misfortune that bare
ly 16 per cent Of all the heat OF the
fire in the combustion chamber Of the
motor Is turned into power to prope
the automobile, and 1t 10 an equally
great misfortune that the rest OF the
heat, in addition to being loss, Ia
the source of much trouble-neariy
all the trouble. In fine, that a motor
Is heir to.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29

other words. the piston. e Il recc|
on the suction s<rike croo<61 4
vacuum, and Il L. tbs vacuum ~
causes & depression around me noz1I|
OF the carbureter. }and the llfllr
power Of the depression II su61clou
20 lift the gasoline up out OF he O.
fee OF the nozxle landing the nCu|
In the train of afr that A. drawn q I
the same force
when gasoline IL sucked out e
the nozzle into the stream az air G.
Is being taken into the combon1
chamber Of the motor Il II IN n
form. and before II viii form 4
ture with the air that win burn
give up it, energy the gasoline g.
be changed In It's state OF aGT
ton from liquid to the gas form.
process that briggs about the o11
that IL necessary Is one Of heed.
that il to say. the gasoline must u
boiled.
There are many types Of carbu1o
tors In use and they are manuznc
tured In various parts Of the Unit
States. including Detroit In enc1
however. the principal n substnn
tally the same.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-29
.CARbURETORS ON
AUTOMOBILES
Device Necessary To Regulate Flow
of Gasoline in Motors-Many
Msde in Detroit.

The primary function OF the car
buretor. as every owner or user Oh
an automobile knows, Is to regulate
the flow of gasoline. In the process OF
mixing II with air, In accordance with
the requirements. II motor were
to run at a constant speed and power.
1t would not be necessary to use a
carburetor at all, as the gasoline
would then be required at constant
rate Of flow, and this could be accom-
plished by the simple method Of ad-
justing a valve SO that the flow,
under a certain head" would limit
the flow of the liquid to that de-
manded by the influx of air at con-
slant rate.
But, owing to the constant change
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8aoifalb
OterDenidmdde.

S&ma@e, nsrubie pefonsn. sepIast bon 3oif.
nunQsloFsfeit unb f&le9ten frdamen, ert66pfsnbtn
Ausfnfen, 1rlf=, Haden= rub Ropff2mer3en.
6oaransfon, lMbnabme oss @eb6rs uno Sebfrait
Ratarrb, Waaenbrnden, Gtuhiuertoptune, Wdbie=
ieit, Grr6ten 3itttrn. 6e1tlopeH. 9rufbeflemmune,
Ntneflinieit unb 3rhbfnn : ufabren aus BEN
ySusenbfremmb", iuie einfad, idbneH uni
til(ie ale tnnatartiden 8erlnfte nne
anbere 1slsem imsenbiiHer Berirrunsen
sranbIi4 sebeilt anb bsae 0eimnbbeii
anb Srpbiinn tuteber erlanst tuerben
l1nnen. - Oana nenes GetIperfabren.
Seber iein eieener Arst.
Sidss anberorbentli& tnterefante uno lebrrei8s
Bud tDmtfhe Nufaee 1917, tpti&es bon jung uno
aft. Wtann unb Grau, oeleien psrStn iodte, tann
eepen giuitubuno bon % Gents In 1riemarfen Der.
fseelt bslsetx tptrben bon Der
Yribats alinif, 1876. Npenne.
4letu arnrk, -. %.
Wan errdbue .areie Hreife fir xeIas.
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= Die aranfbeiten fommen 8u
Bferoe uno reilen 8u SUB ob.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-20

s(us Berlin tneloet mon: 9as
@erbot be5iielid oes Sliesens pou
2enfbalons iiber 5eitungell mcs.
dies bonn &riegsnliniiterium erlalier
iporoen lit, miro tros Ser gelneloe
ten Groteite belteben bleiben. 2aul
Welonne aus &olrL mo in mebrercl1
gerlamnllnngen gebarnii6te Sc.
i6liiiie gegen oas Snteroift 3ur Sl,l.
nabme gelongten uno iogar eine
eingobe OIL ben @ailer pereinbarl
tpuroe, lit cine Wiloerung oes Ser.
bots, nab oen oortbin gerfolgter
Wfitteilnngen, D0lig ausgei6lollen.
8ie iteng oas 8erbot ollrbge
fiibrt miro, erbellt aus Dem neue.
item @orgeben Der Dfilitdrbeboroe
lpelGe es oent 9ufti6iffer Seimanr
IN &oln nnterlagte, NIT einem Srei.
hallpn auf3uiteigen. Seimann ipo:.-
te es ieoof) oarallf anfolnmen loi.
len uno itieg troeoeln auf. 9ie uil,
mittelbore Solge lit eelueietL oaG
ein Strofperfabren gegen oen 2uFt
i6iffer eingeleitet noroen lit.
sluf Die aqieitige @enugtllung,
nit ipel6er Die gliidlibe Sabrt oes
neuen 3eppelin'iden 9ufti6iffes
y9euti6lano II, oas an Stelle
oes I'M Seutoburger @nloe geidei-
terten sllftfrell5ers in 6rieorids-
bafen geballt iporoetl nod ieineln
oauernoen Stationsort 0iilieloorf
begriiBt pllroe, folst idon pieoer
bittere Gnttauibung. Ius Der rbei-
nii6en staot miro gemeloet, BOB
oas neue 8allagier 2uftldifi
beim Serausbringen aus Der eigels
oafiir gebauten Salle infolge zines
Geblers, ben Die 8eoiena1gsmann.
i6aft beging, anf oas i6iperlte be-
i6aoigt poroen lit. Yaliagier-2uft
fubrten, fir tpel6e bereits elm pol.-
itanoigess 8roeramn ausgelegt mar,
iilo besbalb porlaufig unmoglid,,
oa germume 3eit pergeben miro, bis
Die l1otlpenbigen lnlfallenoen &epa-
ratur 9lrbeiten pollelloet iein mer-
ben. Gem @rafen Zeppelin, msl-
der u9eutidlano IL porlSriebri6s-
bafen nab 0ulieloorf lelbit gefiibri
bat uno Der bonn llngliid perfolgt 5ll
meroen i6eint, miro in leinem nellell
Wisgeidif oie mdrnite Seilrfnbme
befunoet.
- Sen an lieb5ehnten Itir5 ha-
liagcibieoenen beriibmten aurafter-
9ariteller Srieorid Saaie bat ieirte
Mitpe genau bier 8o6en iiber-
Iefr. Srau Saaie lit einem 9er5-
iG,lag erleeen. Sic mar cine g:5p-
rene Gliie Sd0nboff unb bate am
odten September 1888 oas 2ihi
ser @elt erblift. Bon 9eruf par
lie S1allipielerin. Srau Soale mar
oie 5neite Satin bes gcniole,;
&iinitlers gepeienz Der in eriter
gbe nit Der Sangerin @liie Gapi-
tain ner6eiratet NOR, ober BON ibr
geihieoen ipnroe.
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3afrieoem nit sllamp,

Gs iupGnten bic altcn 9eittiden,
sWt beioen nfern bes gf6eins
Sic idjliefen auf 81rem9Guten
uub tranfcm itliitter mpd) Gins.
Gas iuar tire erite gmsenb
unb bartr batten lie rett,
Scnt mod fetner ftarb IN Der engenb,
Scr bis snnt glter ge5edJt.
Gs iup6neit gar biele Semtidje
Witt San Mntpntp sylms
l1nb Bis srnt q a 1T % lit es
Sa nur ein SiidjiemfGuf.
Sic iuDbnen Sit heibcn Seiten
VcMan tufe bte Mltem ant Hbein
Spd) ippllen ben Snrft iie l1idjem,
90 nnR es nit I'll atit . iein.
NmdJ gleiden Tie barim ben Mlten,
Sic trinfen itttnter md eins
SDd) eriekt bas berrlif)e Mlattp
Die id1nen 8etne bcs Gbeins.
Gertn BET benz tagltfbeit Srimfen,
gSte's nnier Glima gebent,
Sa f1nnet hem Snrit nmr l1idjen
Wtt Gheiniuetn idJiperreidJe 2emt'.
gStr iinb aber ganS anfrieben
Witt " m o, bent 0erteniaft:
Gr berbiitet als tpirfiamcs Meittel,
Dap Wetit nnb &1rpcr eridJlafft.
Sabei perblei6t man befk Ginnem
Selbit ,uenr man Md tmmer ems
trinft
ltnb tuenn ser 8ed)er Die 9tunbe ntatjt
Tts hah Die Spnne iimft.
ltno ipenn mir be5ablen tppllen,
Sci's fir Grns, @las pber Slafde,
go baben tutr tttnter &leim=WeI6 aen,ta
Safiir TT mni'rer Saidje.
S'rnnt trttfen mir intttter bas MGam 0
Gs Jet bpn nns itets geprteiem,
gs bat iidj mod SIT aller 3eit,
Qls gSoltater er,uicien!
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Dos 9tepr1ientantenbaus Der
Qegislatlr bon gfep SerIep bat oas
Geies angenommen ons cine raoifa-
le 8erdnoerung Der @ablmetbo0en
pornimrnt. Dns @eies nuroe bon
@ouDerneur @ilion anf's gifrigfte
befiirtportef.
- Sin ben 6olgcn eines Sdla9-
anfailes III oieier 9ase Or. Ebeo.
Dor M. @agner, elmer Der angele-
beniten 9elitIben nll6 berborrageno-
iten 9ler5te BON Snoianapolis. plos-
lid seitorben.
Mm Witttpod 1T Die ct. So
bannis : Gatbeorale III geip Oorf,
cine Der sroBten airden Ser @eli
nod Dem Mitlls Der Gpisfopalfirfe
aetpeibt ipor0en.
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e-;;xa.
Sua',ll, a'' loelger DER Sro@en 9e.
iuut i:.I Ipllroe, oassW e11'e alisei oalrd,'
lW',.lleh. Yer Srage 1log oaoon ll'1c
Is 'oI'!lle il,Vl lel19eltelt meroei1
pol lple olelef Saeeln er gefroflel'
.polpeil lput. SoH oea lou Sdar:-
lsll o'e rulp plhlerelnanoer allf oes'
5'pellel' 01apen opgegeoeh mltroeil,
.lulel n,er0eph. wteDrefe oaoon
outoggalslet' ole @apflef ii''o San-
oer oes :, gra9e1ls, =. ;,
seag g.tn e,her ou'D s.sI. gs'elalpoll@
ane.ller e'lUsea oeroI,ei.ll.glen !. saa
: x.aaaesia.s ps1pe'l ule = a'pllsSpat- qg'0 :
San'sn y s. ns..g g pOpslater AIa S@inl'
ost ''e!Wallsl'1lgsa ots y. !osl ueaa5 =
1oulela - een a.psaa nellegenoe1l aa g 9oll'
spufpuAleN q: a1oi,Sol @ o'' oepot1'e[I os )
o'e om..aga.e Saa oaa IN 1.ol'ul Yeur5 uc-
lIus Poo'o9N. os nas 5apl pe. oIIe'le'.
eonll son " VI uear5 po'l ooo4 olI
4oo4 = geli'eseH sk a.ao ole Sn1g'
lwallisppge gec per e.'1'agell 81 oarlle!e
81 S,p,lVem y ~ qoo.o4 l'lo 94o.o9. =, Ne
Spi',Spulpuhleh 'peloei, I'M use
y l.e'. peller !leqnenlletl als %. Slle''.
Sell Oct glnlhelui1g oes Sol1sSpof-
oantsnsSpl'enl oa 0,Irs f!no 'laml1g II oell
SS ~ goll Spu1pal.le,l sa ena 'pel!I'g pom
@enl'llipp' 9l4o,oyo oeponIeIl noe,
m oen, eegeI Hur q1o,ooo IN cen 20
ass:El.s,. asci. 5patpanleH ol1l.w e' nolll
r.Illlll'pp1 gel1eral Polime,,iet =,
9..geoa oeaol'g1lgl oega D.s o,.I1 |. Dea'
!psllere aes 10 poll'SpaIpan1e' gu er'
oIlHeH; -,
aus 2salplAgIon !1eloel man !,
Sotle pet Hon9Ieb lelhe Sell'oH
. ole pelbe SSagaes6e'l g'neln5'e'
gen< 10 Ip'ro preFoelld aa1I 10 OH
lelneh Sommerlls III peperi9 anIllf'
@en, mle es le'ne OelOa1fe eriall
pen nno alemi1g regelmaBig gegel'
g SpiuB DER 8oge oell Sfaub oer
yuiloespanpdl1aot : pom lelnet 0llBell
lW'1leln; ,s gaD oel DIS lest gelaG'
zen en1lWlallen miro letne Vall.'I
ole neae eo1iase III oeoerlp alis-
gangs sum u'lI 1glen a19oern pe.
5lepeh w .1o nno Oct pral.oenl lplro oa';i. am
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Son altt u1terrilhteter Se

Ton gut nnferrIbteter Sei1l
perlautet, Dob Die gerlobllng oe.
Cr5ber5o9s &arl 6ran5 So5epb, 6es
prdiumptioen olterreidiiden 8bron
cr5en NIT Ser Yrin8eiiin Gliio6etf
bon Gundllien beporitebt. Ser gr3
Gcr5og lit am II. 9llgltit 1887 ge
toren, als aiteiter Sobn oes Der.
itorbenen gf5aer5oes Otto. 9il
9rill6eiiin lit Die irlteite Godl.cr Sec
rnmaniiden Sbronfoleers YrilBcf
,serhinano ulo en- 80. -Sep.elnoel
0rbore,'.
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@ettete bas 2eben Der Nentter.

.1ter Ner5te batterl mid aufgege-
ben," idreibt Msrs. Marp @aines
bon Mpoea, Ga, ilno neine Rinoer
uno Nahbarn gInubten, oab ib fter-
BEN nnlBte, aIs mein Sobn barmt;
beita,to, oaB id electric 8itters 1eb-
me. Sd tat es iino er bat meinc
GranenIeioen furiert. @arantiert
|o6er bog @eIo 5uriif bei allen Drug
|gilfen.
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0oo;s,o NStor, s:.s

@eiBe 0ltern iino Dem sfic.
iengebirge beibert moroen. Shnec
lit 10 reidlih gefallen, oaB er filb.
bod lieet uno bis 5n ben 9albor-
fern reidt. Die @ortenarbeiten, mel
DIE BORT bereits olleemein in 9ltlt
eriff genonlnIen moren, erfabren Ell
ne fir einen betrdhtlihelt Seil oei
8epolferllng NIT 8erluIt perbunoent
llnterbredug.
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9eiemals pine glrbeit.

9ie befddftisltel fIeinen Ginger,
bie ie eemadt muroen, iino Sings
9seue 2ebenspillelt iie periesen
S6tp16e IN Starfe, S6perfdnigfeii
in gnereie, @eiltestrdebeit IN S1tig.
felt. gtir 25c bei alien OruegiIten.
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Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup.

Seit iiber fiinf8ig Sabren bon
Wilionen bon Miittertt fir lire
ainoer nit Dem beiten grfolee beim
3obnen gebraudt. gr berubtgt Oas
&ino, erlpei6t oas 3obnfleiif) imo
hilbert Die S6mer5en; beilt aud
@inofolif uno lit oas bette Waittsl
bel 9iarrboe. lleberoQ, BET Ben 9lpo-
tbefern gu baben Sroet nad 0ars.
@inslop's Soothing Sprup lmo
nebmt nidts anoetes. % Gents oie
Slaide.
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nlanD.
Slo,cl6.495
Retragen dix Rsduktipnsn der
neusn Tarlfbill.
5ranzossn-D Denknlal
Eur Vsfbiitang Won Grnbefl-
katastrephfil.
Hsrcplalle bescbcsssn.
Weltere posfspafkasssn lpsr-
den ef0ffnet.
Hsrcplane bssebcssen.


Die Maioritat, oes 8on,ites fir
Wittel uno Wege bat Dem HeprGien-
fattenbauie oes @ongreiies einen
Weribt 5ugeben laiietl, III oem Die
Mnnabme, Der fogendnnten nSar-
nlers' Bin, Der Sarifrefornl=8 =8orlas
&C enlpfoblen iuiro. 9tah oieien
9eridt betraaen bic yfcouftionen.
oie ourb Die Bill an ben 3onen
gerrladt ueroen, per Sabr $10,0f6..
495.
Sil Mnnapefis pur6e ell
Denfmol entbiillt. melhes oein g(n.
oenfen Der frnllsoiiiden Soloattn
uno Seeleute getuibmet iit, tpel1e
mn @ebolutionsfriege eefaIlen fitlo.
Der 5eierli6feit poblltet Yraiibemt
xnft uno Der frolts6iiibe 8oiidaftes
s5lAierano bel uno beiOe bielten 9ln.
iprahen. Wfit oein Yrdiibenten bat.
ten Deribieoene Wtitglieoer ieinss
aabinets u. ar1oere bobe 8egierunas-
bedmie iib eingeltellt Dus Denf-
mai beroonft feine gntifebling BEN
Werbanoe Der Sobne Der @epolutioll.
es beltebt IN elmer eiilfa6en SanId
aus roIaferbenent Grant, aii MI.
der cine ipnlboliib geidmiidte Ga.
fel angebradt lit uno es erbebt 1id,
auf elmer Mnbobe butter benz @afa-
pas oes Ct. Sobars College, ipeldoe
Den kouege erea uberblidf.
Dr. Soiepb y. 9olmes, Der
ebef beg gurealts fiir Mlinel1, 1T
aoeben bon elmer linterinhilng Der
groben 0riiben- unfale III Der Ban.
ner MlIHe IN AlabaIia uno ~ bee
Yancrait Wiine IN 9brocp, Na,
nod 2Soibington Suriidgefebrt ulin
Inaht nun elne gan5e Neibe bon
Masnobmen befonnt, bic eine Bic
oerbolnng oerartlger u1fale perbil.
ten tpiiroen. 9r. Solmes erflart, fem
@rubenarbeiter lilb fein @rltbenbe-
iiber iollte iib anfrieoen gebell, ebe
nid)t alle befantlten 8orfid1tsmds-
Hobmen un6 Si6erbeits Vorrid.
tiingelt in i1mmtIihell 8erglperfen
oer Ser. Staaten eingefiibrt firto.
@rnbenbr1noe, Die 3. 9. in gberrn,
SSn., i'm gfopenber 1909 nidt tDeni-
ger als 262 MenI1enlebeit foroerten,
Die IN Der YGnraB Mine 73 un6 in
Der Banner @rnbe iogar 1913 Neen.
itenieben 5eritortett, f6srnten, nod
Mnii9t oes Or. Golmes, leift ge-
loi6t pereefl ipe,s1 pronlpte Mns.
nabmen ergriffen wiir0en llntere
gruno Stdlle inlo Maihinen-@Gil<
nte iollten feuerfeit fein. Sprena.
ftoffe ioIlten iiberbaltpt niht IN ben
@ruben gelagert iueroeiI irtb meun
f6on, oann MIR IN fleingl Quonti.
tGten, bic innerbalb "a Stur1oen
aufgebraudt tDeroen. 8ermebrte nno
perbeiierte 26ibapparate, Die jeoer.
3eit in alien Eeifeu oes gergperts
leiht erreihbar iiub, iueroen eleid)-
!. faas empfoblen, nab ferner bic Cut
iaonng bon SprengIbiiifen auf elef'
trii6enr Wege, ipoonr6 @rnbengalc
Iidt 10 leidt ent5anoet iperoen. Der
3oblenitdub iollte IN ben @riiben be-
itdnoie nab ooer iperigltens feiiht
erbolten iperoen, ba bieroaird Die
@efabr elmer 9oblcnitalib- -erploiion
linbe5u gan5 beietftet ipiro.
= Srl etneln oflt3lellen gertbte,
melher benz Morine Departement
iiber ben eriten gefiuh, Der seniadt
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9. y. & ". 3. yaau.


SO. t--6ouiton H. 5. aiiife.
SO. 3-souifon alno Ser siiits.. .g1' .'.,..
SO. 5-aiiitenirdote. 1::15 namcfl
No. 44-@on &errbiIle, mir On Boben~
80. la2enl a4Maon aerroirie ;,i'p g:S5 annl eDrn'
tags. $500 i1ad)nl
No. 146-@on &errbilIe, illr an @oz
~, d5etlta9en.. :. GAO llad6ta
Ibfabrt -
SO. 2 solritou ln,o ber auite.. -.
s. 80. i. -. $3.50 BORN
SO. 4-6oulton ltnb Der &iiite.. -.
t0:00 abeilo5
go. 6-aiiitenltdbte. ...2:10 nad]n;
$40. 43-gfad] aerrbilIe, mir in $50
90 ee1tassn. gs a.,.,.,,;o, 4:45 nadm
td9s. -. $40 BORN
go. 145-9iad &errpille, riltr in Bus
cbentagen. ..7:25 bornI
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
COURT HOUSE
IMPROVEMENT
Architect VIII Begin Work on
Building Specifications
Next Week
MAY BE OPPOSITION
TO THE PRESENT PLAN

The f. L. Rice Company, architects
and engineers, made an inspection Of
the County Court House today and on
Monday will begin preparing the plans
and specifications for the addition to
the Court House. AS published exc,u-
sively in THE EVENING JOURNAL
on Wednesday the Levy Court has
adopted the sketches prepared by Oh
Rice Company and ordered him to be-
gin the preparation OF the plans and
specifications so that the bidders can
estimate on the work during Decem-
Der. Should the contract be awarded
It will be possible for the stone to be
quarried and the steel girders and mill
work shipped here by early spring.
The question OF where TO hold the
March term OF court will be considered
and arrangements made.
The proposition to do the work IN
spring comes up because It is deemed
better to have it done at that time
than to wait until the summer.
In some circles IL is thought that
there may be some opposition TO the
plan because Of the law calling for an
annex or new building. The addition
TO be made as proposed calls for two
stories on the present building
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
ALLIANCE BEGINS
THIRD Days WORK

Today is the third day of the con-
vention of the Wilmington City and
Delaware State Missionary Alliance
at Seventh and Walnut streets, and
being held at the First M. P. Church
which will continue until tomorrow
evening
Yesterdays session was marked by
an address by Miss Laura Gardner, a
missionary to India.
At the afternoon session the Rev.
E. E. Marsh, d. d.. addressed the
meeting. His theme was "The In
dwelling Christ
DR.. Marsh spoke again at the even
ing session and in true Methodist
style. He compiled dates in the Bible
and according to his figures, inter-
preted in three meanings, the time Of
the restoration of the Jews to their
country and their assembling once
more as a nation. will be either In
the year 1912, 1926 or 1888.
From the approach of this period
he predicts that the second coming OF
Christ is seen.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
GETS NEW IDEAS
ON PRISON. WORK

Leonard Crawford, chief warden at
New Castle County Workhouse, has
returned from Omaha, Nebraska,
where he attended the annual conven-
tion OF the American Prison AssocIa-
ton.
Warden Crawford said that be
gained much valuable information on
methods Of conducting prisons and
how to gain the best results from the
treatment of prisoners. He said the
sentiment appeared to be in favor Of
working convicts In the open, on farms
and along the highways. In the West
many of the big prisons have extern
sive farms attached to them on which
prisoners work, or else are employed
in road work This outdoor work he
said, has been found, more healthful
than inside shop work and there seems
to be strong opposition to the contract
system of shop labor in prisons. a
resolution favoring the abolition OF
this system was presented. II will be
read again at the next meeting of the
association for final action.
Such a system as above stated is IL
effect in the local workhouse.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
TEMPERANCE WOMEN
NAME SUPERINTENDENTS

At the W. c. T. U. meeting held at
the headquarters yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. Eli Mendinhall, the retiring sec
retary, was presented with fountain
pen in appreciation of her twenty-five
years Of service. Mrs. Jessie Mearns
gave a demonstration of the anti-nar-
cotic work, showing the way a cigar
ette smoker was handicapped in busi-
ness and social life. A number of
State Convention reports were given.
The following superintendents Of
departments of the Wilmington Union
were elected:
Mrs. Neal Comfy, superintendent of
the department of literature Mrs. J..
N. Kates, Sunday school work; Mrs
Tillie Bowers. Mrs. Adam Stengle and
Mrs. Eli Mendenhall, superintendents
of evangelism; Mrs. Jessie Mearns,
of flower missions;l Mrs. Cynthia
Lofiand, Of legislation; Mrs. Harry
Hough, scientific temperance instruc-
ton; Mrs. Jessie Mearns, anti-nar-
cotics; Mrs. Virginia Massey, Sab
bath observance; Mrs Isaac Wood
row. white ribbon recruits; Mrs.
Robert Ferguson. Mrs J. b. Martin,
red letter days; Mrs. Kate Nc
Kenzie, Mrs. ]. R. Harmer and Mrs.
John Fulton, social purity; Mrs. John
Fulton, mercy; Mrs. Eli Mendinhall
and Mrs. Fred c. Mccall, workhouse; ;
Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Mendinhall and
Mrs. J. B. Martin house committee.
The vice-presidents of churches
we're named as follows: Union, Mrs.
Kate Mckenzie; West, Mrs John
Peach; Grace, Mrs. Margaret Cook
man; Central, Miss Eva Taylor; First,
Mrs. DowRey; Scott Mrs. J. II. Bart
lett; st. Pauls Mrs. Sallie Lynch;
Hanover. Mrs d. w. Harlan; Second
Baptist. Mrs. Gawthrop; Delaware
Avenue Baptist, Mrs John Fulton
Friends, Mrs. j. B. Martin; Bethany
Mrs. Hiram Yeager
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
CONDEMNS TEAS
and The "MOVEYS''
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sionary Movement being one OF its
great manifestations, and the stand
Tor honesty taken by Governor Wood
row Wilson and other public onlclais
being another. DR.. Timpkins consid-
cred this an age OF spiritual entnusi-
asm. that there never was sucn mis-
sionary spirit, and that it ought to
make the Endeavorers put all their
vitality into joyous work
There was nearly as large an audi
ence at the afternoon as the evening
session. Many proud parents were
on hand to enjoy the splendid demon
stration of the Juniors in an exercise
representing the twenty centuries. One
hundred children took part those
representing the centuries wearing
white dresses, and they were heartily
applauded.
The Rev d. M. Cleland opened the
afternoon session with a devotional
service. The Rev. c. H. Hubbell, d.
D., conducted an institute on Vital
Points of a Good Endeavor, Society,
ways of helping a timid leader being
the chief matter discussed, and also
that the society should be a social
and religious center for the young
people of the church.
The next on the program was an
institute under the leadership of Miss
Ann b. Ellison, the subject being;
What the intermediate Society Can
Do" Mrs. c. A. Hastings of Laurel
spoke on what the society could dc
for the Individual; Miss Lillian Hum
phrey spoke on what the society can
do for the world. Both were very
much enjoyed by all present. The
next subject on the program was
The International Headquarters"
State President ]. Ernest Litsinger
said that he would like to get pledges
for the new building of the headquar-
ters in Boston, and that he only had a
few minutes in which to get them. He
said he would like to get S1OO. These
pledges are to be paid by Thanks
! giving. In all about SIS was pledged
Mr.. Litzinger himself pledging fol
his church SIS