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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-13

Recent arrivals at the Palmetto are
Mrs A NJ Afford, Fremont, o, Mrs A
G Brazeau, Miss Brazeau, St Louis
Mo, julius Ingard, Mr. and Mrs F
Wanier, Mrs John Corbin, Mrs Nor
man Hapgood, Edward Sheldon,
James d Arnold, New York City, j
Y Read, Walter Johnson, Ellen ka-
kin, Nellie Kakin, Ella Chapman,
st Louis, Mo, Mr. and Mrs Jas L
Ross, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs Albert
Bachelor, Little Bears Head, n H,
Mr. and Mrs VIM H Atkin, Mr. and
Mrs Thos Anke.ell, Detroit, Mich.
Dr and Mrs Frederick Crounse,
Marshall Crounse, Mrs ] A Croucs
AhamOnt, N Y, Mr. and Mis- John a
Waterman, Elgin, IL, Mr. and Mrs
Robt NJ Trimble, Miss Ella o Trim
BILE, Miss Mary Bruce Jones Mt
Sterling, Ky. Mr. and Mrs F Pink
and daughter, Oswego, N Y, Leo NJ
Omelia, A II Mills, Fonda, n Y,
Frederick L Springford. Mr. and Mrs
NJ N Arnold. Boston, Mass, Mr. ard
Mrs J G Gillian. Virginia, Mr. and
Mrs J A Stokes. Fremont, o, Mr.
and Mrs Carl Wise and son, Lo-
gansport. Ind, Mr. and Mrs w A
Sears, Nicholasvire, Ky, G B Grun-
derson, Minneapolis, MINI. Mr. ard
Mrs F w Davis, Bradford, Pa.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-13
AlACHuA COUNTY BOARD
WILL BUILD NEW JAIL

GAINESVILLE, Fla, March Is -
One result of the recent attempt Ct
Fewel and Timer, the two swind,e. $
arrested at Daytona, to break out OF
the county Jail here, will be the
building Of a new Jail by the A'ach
ia county commissioners. The g"and
jury recently recommends that a
new Jail he built and the coll>y
board has just called for bids on con
strue ton OF the building. The
steel is called for by the spe iii a
tons and the doors to the eight big
thereby throwing every possible
safeguard about the jai!or and Off
Gals.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-13
LADfLL. FOX COMPANY
POS1PONfS VISIT HERE,
lYCEUM NUMBER UNABLE TO
MAKE CONNECTIONS FOR EN-.
TERTAlNMENT IN DAYTONA
THIS EVENING.

The Label Fox Concert company
next number in the lyceum course of
entertainments, will be the attraction
at the New Daytona thea:er uomcrro,
evening.
The date set for the ape rance OF
the LaDenrFox company here was to
night, but the company is making a
jump from Canada to Daytona AID
was unable to make connections ia
arrive here in time for the entertain.
ment this evening. For this reason
the entertainment was postponed un
til tomorrow night and the members
| of the company viii be here in PEI ty
of time to fill the engagement.
Manager Snead of the theater re.
ceived telegram Monday forenoon
announcing the inability of the com
pany to reach here in time for the
engagement this evening.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-13
RAISING wreck Of the
BAIILfsaIP MAINE,

CONTINUED from first pager
he!p to make the material even more
stable.
Clay through which the steel cy
finders have been driven to a depth
OF fifteen feet is found to be of hard
and firm quality, which fat the en-.
gneers declare insure the ut ,er l.ca
of seepage Of waite: through the Tot.
ten of the pi.ines.
The clay filling is to be packed il
about two feet above the surface O:
the steel cOfferdams.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-13
WESTERN UNION OFFICIALS
INSPECT THE LOCAL OFFICE

HI. c. WO, then, gene raj surerin
tendent Of the southern dis. rict, and
r. L. Barnes Of Atlanta. l.. j. Max
we'll, superintendent, and +. p. Han
cock, district superintendent, O.
Jacksonville, and l.. H. Beck, OF Euf
fa!O, all officials of the Western
Union Telegraph company, We're i,
DaytOna for few hours Monday fOl
the purpose Of inspecting the loca
office of the Western Union.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-13

Among the recent arrivals at the
Rbdgewood are v F Mcneil, w B Is
bell, New Haven Conn. Ber tram
Berry, New York. Frank w Eldred
and wife. Mr. and Ms Robert c
Moore, Chicago, Mr. and Mrs Gard
ner. Toledo o. Mr. and Mrs C w lie
Valley. Milwaukee, Mr. and Mrs Oscar
Textor. Cleveland. p Wam:ey, Miss
Wauley, Dubuque Ia. Mr. and Mn ]
F Conway, Miss Sadie Conway, Phi,a-
delphia,. Miss Frances Rodgers, Miss
Eliza Rodgers, w Rodgers, Spring
field o.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-13

Recent arrivals at the City ho-el
are J H Goldman, New York City.
A T Baxter, Brooklyn. R Russell
Grant, Newark, N J, E L -Kohler, Nj
agara Falls. G v O'Brady, Chicago,
J NJ Bame. S w Batty, Philadelphia,
Pa, G A Scheduled, Danville, Va, ]
Mahoney, Cleveland, o, J Murphy
and wife. Atlanta, L A Wilson, w
L Howes, NJ NJ Johnson, w B Tai
ley, c H Wilson, Jacksonville.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-13

Recent arrivals at Schmidt,s ho,
tel are Mrs B d Coulter, Mrs Virgin
ia Gourley, Adelbert Bilson, o NJ
Scripture. New Britain, Ct. Mr. and
Mrs A Smith, Miss L Argue. Brook
Ign, VIM McWhood, Mrs w Lob.
man. Miss L Feldt. New York, Fred
Wolfhegel, Newark, N ]. Leroy
Smith, Birmingham. S D Sauls.
Norfolk, Va. Mrs E Esfeldt. Clayton.
N Y.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-13
NEWS OF THE HOTEL S

Among recent arrivals at the Des-
pland are Edward ] Hart, New York,
James T Saffen and wife, New Ro-
chelle. n Y. Mr. and Mrs S w Brown
ing. Eau Ga!lie. c B Smith and
wife. Boston, l. Cora, Minneapo.
lis, Mr. and Mrs Asher r Cox, Ken
Ia, O, Miss Bunny Bond, Mis- S w
Van Nostrand, Chicago, F C Bartlett,
Overland, N ].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07

$4,000 " przypadku 6mier-
ci; $500 wyplaca W przy-
padku choroby; $1,000 W
przypadku utraty czlonka al
DO wzroku; 500 W naglej
potrzebie. wsparcia. Koszta
wynosza $6 rocznie. Zadne.
inne nalezno6ci ami podatki
Stara ustalona kompalia re
100000 kapitaiem stanowe-
go depozytu gwarancyi ma ma
lezne wyplaty. Mezczyzni ]
niewiasty " wieku Is do 65
lat przyjmowane. Przy5lijcie
vase aplikacye albo piszcie
DO dalsze informacye: Dept.
2. American Registry Co.
SOB Cadillac Building: Erie,
Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07
Jak mice fadna cere.

Jezeli pragniesz miec lad
na core, uzyWa codziennie
SeverY Leczniczego Myd}a
Sk6r me (SeYera Ml1'edica
ted Skin soapz Ono jest czy-
ste, antyseptYczne= pos;ada
w]asnoSc. u, ui!z;ddirE;aWiania sk6ry.
Jest to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
myd}o ma dalikatne cia}ko
:niemowlat, W Y ubezpie-
czenia twarzy Cd zlych wp}y.
WOW ostrego powietrza zmy-
Wal twarz :. a l,i,i myd-
lem, wytrzyjj. nale5ycie, a na-
stepnie posmarui zlekka Sc
very Kremem doTwarzy(Se-
vera's Face Cream, Ma
sprzedaz we wszystkich ap-
tekach, Cena Is cent6w kaz-
de. w. R. Severa Co., Cedar
Rapids, Ia,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07
Ocalif zycie sWej Tony.

,,zoua moja by1aby dis v gro-
bie' pisze O.. H. Brown, ) Musca.
Ala. gdYby ME Ora hing'a
New Discovery. ~By}a ona " }6zxu.
ME sdolna sle podnlesc beg pomo-
|cy. By{a oiezko chora ma krtan
j okropnY kasxef. P%rsynios}em jej
butelke Ora Kinga New Discovery,
.zaose}o sic jej polepszad " krdtce
wYxdrowlaaa. stNiesawodne ma ka
ssel j zazieblenie, Jest najpewniel-
szym lekarstxem " swlecie ma
p}uca, dychawioe, gryps, AZ
SINE, krwotok. .chrypke, koklu>z.
500 i vi. 90 Butelk ma probe dar.
mo. Gwarantowano " apiece NJ J.
5Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07
Sofq s.
Opowiadanie historycsne
2 czAsow
'...r,,i. s,s.,,. I.ls,nin,.
-@-
lCiag dalszy.)

t = 1isN1 5EasF 49, &S#E
Ma dapy znak sluga PREY
oi4gnat soteria przed oltar:z
ofiarny. ~Przytrzym.at,n'o iej
prawa rel 9 j wyoiagnieto ia
po!n 1s'l :zy " g sic y we Is u ! /!
Podczas, gdy jeden ma ME
sypa} kadzidlo, drudzy spu-
szczali ramie jej zwolaa nj
zej... coraz nizej, al reka wre-
szcie spoczy}a ma zarzacych
weglach.
Prefekt zrobi} %ostatnia te
probe " nadziei, ze skut-
-" .%s-F- - .,@:=a #-FE 80. .E"~,-, =tf@ III
KLEIN b6lu drgnie Soteris j
kadzid}o tym sposobem pad
ME ma wegle. Ma podstawie
togo uwolnilby Soteris cd
procesu.
Soteris jednak trzymala
reke, ami ME drgnawszy,
Chrze6cianie stojacy tn i ow-
die pomiedzy: pulblicznoScia
p}akali, patrzac ma MIA, u niej
oko bylo suche, lubo boil mu.
sia{ bye okropnym, gdyz.
zblad}a jak 6ciana, ustami
tylko szepta}a modlitw We !
wzrok zwr6ci}a W niebo. z
rsny powstalej skutkiern opa-
rzenia p}]yneta krew, ona by
Ia nieruchoma. Ola powiek.
szenia b6lu dmuchs} jeszcze
wstretny murzyn ma weggle j:
wys ''t'! y zeby, uS ''1.i
chat sic okrutnie.
Pomiedxy publicz u 1'
poczetc j1u111 - s,zemrad no okru-
e'i.ea6stwo, pre:tff!ee]kE,tt 4. d q. vice ,2
z .ai' ably pr Z i tai i .. ne '',''
hi:
~ II @ { -
i Pytam ois ostatni raz,
qhoesz posiuchac rozkaz6w
cesarzaf zapytai !. BY: Ruin !.
Chce bye zupe1na OLA
ra ola meggo Boga, ME mo-
sc vice twoim falszywym boz
gom sk|adac ofiar.
sedzia usunal sic ze swym
tryb ~: a EN- ma >. nl1a| ! e j pc
chwili kaza} og}osic TAXI wy
rok: Il !.
= P 9 t','''a F'lorlye'n,cya So.
teris wzbrania sic uparcie u
e. rs ~ ~. 81 III .i% i.%,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07


A
ztastanaWial, tenn wiaksz z
przepa6c widzial miedzy swo--
il ospba q dziewioa. Me! =
rzekl do siebie, to SERGE
Jest wyzsze po mad wszelka
milol6 ziemska, Bog to SERGE
wybrai ola siebie, ziemski
zebrak ME powinien zada6
tej, kt6ra kr6l nieIbieeki obral
eobie "a oblubienice. Ale be-
die moja gwiazda .prze,w:od-
MIA, bed] l'it'. mi j wekazywat
droge, kkt6ra mann p''o'sltlepo.
wac. o, COZ 10 "a doskonala
religia, W kt6rej ogrodzie wy
kwitaja tax wspaniale kwiaty.
Ale jak sic ten messages.
ny process {, t9!f! 8 s,.kZyo 90 a.
Pewnym by}, 70 Soteris ME
wyprze sic Jezusa, navel
w'6r6d najstrasznie,jszych me.
czarni, al wtedy... on Jest
winien jej 6mierci! Ambro-
zy westchnal gleboko. = Ale
bede ia prosil goraco, do.
DIAL pocieszajac sic, ably
mi przabaczy}a. Jeszcze dis
to zrobie. Przeoiez dzieko.
wala Bogu "a to, 20. swoja
meczarnia pred trybuaa}em
wykupi}a :.moia dusze.
W6r6d takjch my6li PREY.
.by1 Ambrozy al do BRAN
miasta. z miasta @wychodzi}a
w}a6nie garstka ludzi, Cd
dial zo1nierzy, " po6r6d mich
kat i Soteris.
Ambrozy zatoczyl sic jak-
by piorunem razony. w tel
ze ieanak chwili Soteris pod
niosla Wzrok, q ujrza;w.szy 60,
da}a mug u6miechem znak,
ably plrzy}aczy} 8. sic DO iowa 10y q
.C !t1Il: So kt6rzy
ia ~odprowadzali.
w poblizu pomnika Kor-
neliuaz6w, kt6rego g}6wna
6eiana, ocieniona wpanialemi
dr.ze Y n, cYprysowemi dol
dis sic d%ochowa}a, zwr6ci}
sic poch6d ma prawo,
wkr6toe staneli na miejscu
strac e
Soteris Gaia droge modli}s
sic pocichu. Uwazala to "a
najwieksze acknowledging j
laske, ze mogta umrzec ~
Ware i "a Boga. Usta vic; al
skladala Bogu dzieki i pona.
wiala swa ofiare. Szczeg6lniej
gdy orszak zbliza} sic do
- -.E'. -.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07

- y.
||siuchat rozkazu boskich 60.
sarsay j nie chce zlo1yc ola
~ n1liite,lSm'nie'rtelnym bosom
skazujemy ia ma kare 6mier.
ci p1rzez 6ciecie. Ola odstra-
sxajacego przykladu ma byt
6cieta PREY drodze apijskiej,
kolo cmentarza chrze6cian.
/. ~ D]ziekuje ci 2: ealego
serca, moi s}odki Jezu! -
odrzekls ma to Soteris a us
MECH zaigraf ma lei obli CIV ]
oczY zabtYsly szczeSciem j
rado6cia.
.Ambrozy pozostak az do
poludnia z dyakonem, stu
chajac jego nauk, potem1
zwiedzi} wraz z MIN kata-
komby, gdzie mu starzec po-
|kazywa} groby ACKNOWLEDGMENT
meczennik6w, ably utwier-
die 20 silniej W wierze. Wre-
szcie wyrwat sic j pospieszy}
do Rzymu, pragnaf powiem
raz jeszcze odwiedzic Soteris
W wiezieniu j powiedziec jej
zze jest :zupelnie przekonany
o bosko6ci i p~rawdziwo6ci ro-
ljgii chrzeScia6skiej i 70 z
nli.e'.cl'iear1'pliwoScia oczekuje
chwili, kiedy go przyjma W
poczet k~atechumen6w.
Jakzez mu lekkoi wesolo ma
sercu bylo, gdy teraz wraca}
apijska droga ku Rzymowi.
Cd czasu do czau przystawa},
wznosif rece i oczy W niebo
znaczy1 czolo znakiem Krzy:-
"a sw. i szeptal 2 ~zadowolnie-
MEM: jestem chrze6cianine1nl
D.r'oga apijska inaczej "
tedy wyglada}a. Pc. obu jej
wznosi}y sic wspa.
groboWce, zdobne, slu-
i:posagami 2 marmufu
i spizu. Ruch'na go6cihcu bylI|
wielki, nigdzie lepiei obok
siebie ME moznaby spotkat
przeciwiefstw 6mieroi j zycis.
Ambrozy ME zwracat uwa.
81 ma "a lu,d5zi, coz go m6g}
SWAT obchodzi6, kiedy Una.
lazl niebo.
Gdyby teraz, kiedy POGO
stall. juz chrze6cjaninem, So
.teris zech ciala.byc jego sion
Gem ,t91 ~ ma tenn niebie! Cenii ia
wp:r;zoid jul ola lei. przymio-
tow, 0 wielez wyzej stawial
ia teraz!
Ale Me i'm d}uzej sic mad tenn
ls!.ls!! las. n. ll.l l!.lll!Al =! 50 .!.1 -! l1.1!.
"A. w nnT1N1TN ArTT 7
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-07

wv1!s'Ez,'!yscy awieci, kt6rzy tam
.!sspoczywajs, spiesza naprze-
civ niej, aby ia przyja6 Y
Iswoje szeregi. Soteris modlila
lyle ray przy iych gro
bach, prosiia ich, ably sic "a
nja prF,zzyczyniali pred Boz
glenn! Teraz ukazali sic jej
przybrani " biale szaty j wi.
tall ia rado6nie: 6w. Cecylia
2 ch6rem dziewic, 6w. Syk-
stus ma czel e gro1mll,la.dy c !
godnych biskup6w j kapla-
now, liczny zastep meczenni-
k6w, tysiace b}ogoslawio-
nych, kt6rzy Cd poczstku "a.
prowadzenia religii chrze.
6ci AZ i v Reyymi 9. spoczy-
wall i ma tym cmentaurzu.
Tam, gdzie "a ruiny pra-
starej kaplicy po6wiecone;
czci -6w. Soteris (dzi5 "
czeSci przebudowanei ma u
zytek 6wiecki), stanai kat, i
tn miano straci6 dziewice.
By}o to wla6nie W miejscu,
KtOre GalezatO 90 pOsladfOscl
soteris ,klg,dzie poleciia sie'po.
chowa 4 przy poezegnanlii'u 2
prokuratorem.
Pred oczami widza rozta-
czal sic wspanialy widok
Rampant, kt6ra w6wezas ME
tak dziko; ale
p:r1e ed a1l'1i /, siejakby jeden
wspania}y .ogr6d, " po6r6d
rozsiane byly wspa.
willie.
Gag da1szy nastapi.)
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-17

Hon. @ C. Martin Of nrooksslIis.
one Of the leading lawyers 81 fhls
state. vas IN the city Monday after
noon for a few hours while 81 foute
TO Tallahassee 0n professional nuaf
ness. Col Martin f. q candidate fof
congressman. ststeatlarse. and IN
make a canvass OF the state later on.
Although one o. the old.fime ana
prominent democratic leaders. this 3
the first time he has ever consented
% make the race Tor q public oniee
Heretofore BE- has been eonfent STA
helping other democrats via. and
now that he has announced a. can
didafe his friends throughout t1e
state are giving him. Ia no uneeraln
tones. assurances 81 their sup1off
Live Oak Democrat
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-17
THEIR GREATEST INVENTORS

The train was delayed for hours az
Baldwin. and after the usual cusslng
and complaining. the drummers Cor
the lack of something better 20 90
found themselves in a hot discussion
as to who was the greatest inventor
the world had ever produced.
Mr.. Walker got the attention OF tie
car and made the bold assertion that
Mr.. Howe. the inventor OF the sew
ing machine. was the greatest invent
or that ever lived, because he invent.
ed a necessity in every household and
contributed to every woman's happi-
ness in the producing OF beautiful
clothes.
Mr.. John Bartleson thought that
the X-ray, telegraph. telephone. pho
nograph and several others were far
more meritorious than the sewing ma
chine and named Mr.. Edison as the
greatest inventor that ever lived.
Mr.. Arthur Doyle thought that Mr.
Burroughs, the man who made the
dream come true-when he invented
the Burroughs adding machine. was
the greatest inventor the world had
ever known, as he had created some
thing that others had been unable o
even approach in their frantic efforts
to initiate.
Mr.. Ferdinand Newberger express
ed himself as follows: Il admit that
all Mr.. Doyle says about Mr.. Bur.
roughs is true, and / have no intend
shuns to cast any reflecshuns on TO
Mr.. Burroughs as one greadt invent.
or, and he made IT a greadt inven-
ton also, when he made Il the adding
machine for the banks TO add Il Up
the interest vat they charge: but vat
want you all to recollect is. that the
man, forgot the chentleman's name.
but whoever he vas. the chentleman
vat invented interest vas no SLOUGH"
j. F. B., in Jacksonville Floridian.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-17

secretary, executive secretary and
treasurer, the duties of each officer
being definitely fixed. 1t also pro-
vides for an executive committee
which attends to the work outlined
as follows: Business and finance, pub
licity, eight day convention and spe-
cial events, auxiliary cities, boys
work, Bible study, evangelism, CON-
munity extension, social service, mis-
sions and conservation. With m )re
or less notifications this same plan
of organization extends to each of the
auxiliary cities.
At first, even among the leaders,
objection was made to the number of
subjects considered, some claiming
that it was spreading it out too thin"
to include boys work, social service,
missions and evangelism in one cam
paign. But the men in charge are the
broad men of the country who believe
that the time is past for small efforts.
They are ready to demonstrate that
it is the braodness of the movement
which will give it power and signifi-
canoe. 1t is a proof of the bigness
of modern Christianity and a revela-
ton to the one-interest Christian, a
demonstration that the kingdom mas
suffered no important interest 10
grow up outside of the borders of the
interest.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-17
The Great Religion
Forward Movement

! to cooperate. In October, 1910, a
large conference was held in Buffalo,
attended by men representing church
es from ~ cities in 63 states , and
provinces in the United States and
Canada, and a special committee con-
sisting of 81 men from different parts
of the country was selected to ar
range definite plan of work for the
Men and Religion Forward Move
ment."
1t is a significant fact of the spir
itual influence at work during the
months preceding the Buffalo conven-
ton that no less than three men in
different parts of the country, un-
known to each other had the same
vision of the organization of a mighty
campaign militant, which would blild
up the religious forces of the CONT
nent. The features of these three
plants are identical in their chief es-
sentials, and it was with a marvellous
unanimity that the convention agreed
upon the great religious crusade.
The results of the work of this com
mittee are now being demonstrated
in the religious conventions which be
gan in Minneapolis on October 2, and
which will end on April %, next 1t
has concentrated it's efforts upon
definite plan for covering the entire
country in one vigorous eight months
campaign. A map has been made
showing the leading cities in the
United States and Canada, each OF
which is to be made the center of
religious effort under the leadership
of a team of trained experts. Each
of these cities forms the nucleus CT
circle including a number of smaller
, or auxiliary cities which will also he
included in the special convention and
receive aid from it in organizing it's
own local work. For instance, De-
troit, which held its eight-day con-
vention the last week in October, has
regularly organized connection with
Battle Creek, Adrian, Ann Harbor,
Windsor, Saginaw, Mt. Clemens, Bay
City, Lansing, Durand, Pontiac and
several other cities. In each of these
/ smaller towns organizations have
been formed similar to those of the
large city.
Large central conventions have
been arranged for in 80 cities. In
176 cities smaller conventions will e
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-17
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The Germofort Manufactures c..
the Tilghman Phosphate c.. 81 Fea
Meade TIE Tampa FertHlnar CO. aaa
the balance o. w. b Chlshalma nail
ings m Florida and ether nalals -
various parts 81 fhe aoufh haze aeea
consolidated inio one campany uaauf
the name 81 the lniefalale rhemIeaI
Co. with e capital siock 81 g. ts4 ew
New mining plants AID ieffnl3eF fae
tories vii b. established. and faa
mines around Fort Meade enlaFaea
The company f. hacked 81 aame af
the strongest banking conceFns IS taa
south. and wiii a. IS lnmenss aasI
ness. q wili he lndepenaeul af tba
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ceive help from the organized central
committee, and there are at least 1900
smaller cities having auxiliaries
which will extend the work to still
smaller towns and these small towns
will reach out to the villages and, so
far as possible, to the farms.
Taking for their slogan the words,
More men for religion and more re-
ligion for the men, the committee
planned to have this religious cam
paign work along five lines. These
are Evangelism work with boys, So
cial service, Bible study and commu-
nifty extension. The teams which
conduct the conventions in the large
cities include man who has had
training and experience qualifying
him as an expert in each of these
lines. In addition to the objects bear
ing particularly upon the local relig-
ious advancement there is a program
for missionary work covering both
the home and foreign fields, which is
made a feature of each of the con-
ventions.
A great feature of the work is that
it is absolutely interdenominationa
All of the Protestant churches are
uniting in this movement. The local
committees represent the pastors of
every denomination and the influence
of the men and religion forward
movement in promoting unity of nc
ton among the churches cannot put
aid in this much-to-be-desired result.
All of the work of this movement is
done under the direction of the COM
mittee Of 81, which has headquarters
in New York This committee is
composed almost entirely of laymen,
and yet it is directing the greatest or
ganized religious movement of The
century. All it's members are practi-
cal business men who for months
have been concentrating their minds
cess of the movement. This commit
tee is financially responsible for the
support of = the movement. It has
conducted the arrangements with the
local committees organized under its
direction in the other cities, and ar
ranged the schedules for the convan-
lions for which it also supplies train
ed leaders.
In each of the 90 large cities select
ed as centers from which the move
ment is to reach out to the smaller
towns there is an organized commit
tee of one hundred composed of
some of the strongesta men of the
community, including the clergy. This
committee is thoroughly organized
after specified plan. 1t includes a
chairman, vice chairman, recording
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A. NJ. c. Russell of Brooksville is
an announced candidate for state SUI
perintendent of schools. Mr. Russell
has ability to recommend him to the
voters, and if elected he will make
an excellent official. In his platform
he declares for free books for the
school children Times.
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