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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-05
BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers,


Real Estate Auctioneers.
J. TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE M
OF
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING,
NO 500 NORTH THIRTY-SECOND
STREET. i5S
In execution of deed OF trust dated
April 20, 1910, and recorded In the
cferk's office Of Richmond Chanceryg.
Court, D. 3. 2o7-D. page las. default
having been made In the paymentsof q
portion of the debt therein secured. Z
VIII sell by auction on the premises.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, lsfi. ls
at 1890 r. " sharp. ss1
the above mentioned dwelling, withslo
thereto belonging. fronting tWanty-
three (e3l feet, by depth OF one htiy,.4
dred and twenty-six u2GJ feot. more
or less. In rear ~ tx
TERMS: Cash. Es5StssS
II. r. poLLARr,,s JF,,
Trustee
N B-while the terms requIre2 nyi i
cash, more liberal terms may be SArsSs
ranged by aeeinx the aactip1sesA
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q NO. 10.-A STATED COMMUNE
Ny cation OF Richmond Lodge, No
iM 10, Ancient. Free and Accepted
Temple THIS (Tueadayi EVENING si nee
cember 8. 1911, at 1870 O'clock. The
l32d annual election Of officers
(. Each member OF the lodge Is ursed
to attend. Members of sister lodges
and transient brethren fraternaliy IN.
vited. I3'''
II BY. order OF tho worshipful bYastcr.
II. L. VAN DEyENTER,
* Secretary.
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Very truly.
AU CUISINE POYALL

ELECTRIC GARAGE. VINE AND MAIN
Streets.-We have opened an up-to-
date and we'll equipped electric gar
age for the care OF electric vehicles
and storage batteries
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WANTED, RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS:
Richmond examinations announced
January is. Sample questions free.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 4l6 X.
Rochester, N. Y
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WATCH REPAIRING.
CHRISTMAS FRUIT CAKE,

s0c.. csc. AND 30c. PER POUND. WHY
bake them when you can buy them
so cheap? pRINKARD'S, 423 l-2 N.
Sixth Street =
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AN EXPERIENCED STOCK CLERK
desires permanent position hs
clothing salesman G 163, cnre
Times Dispatch
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TAILoRs.
SHOE REPAIRING.

75c. HALFsoLE MEMS SHOES. soc.
ladies'; every pair sewer; best leath-
er; no. nails, no pegs. Royal rub
Der heels, Csc; Tred-Alr rubber heels.
f0c.; leather heels rebuilt like new,
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 716 e. Main. Phone Mon
roe 1867. 49,
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FOR SALE. MY FURNITURE. CAR
pets. bedding. full dress suit, rrinco
Albert suit. cheap: to depart frnn
city. T W DAxNER
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WANTED. MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade; only few weeks REQUIRED:
wages after first month; steady po-
sition guaranteed: write for cata-
logue. MOLER BARBER COLLEG q,
2OI BoWery. Now York City
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PERSONALS
ATTENTION.!

j. KATz. THE EXPERT LADIES
TAILOR. OF NEW YORK, is OF
FERING SPECIAL PRICES FOR
THE NEXT TWO WEEKS. ALL THE,
LATEST FABRICS AND ALL
+ WORKMANSHIP AND FIT ABSO-
I.UTELY GUARANTEED. zoo N.
FIFTH STREET.
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Deetings

fHE ANNU1L MEETING f1fisii~ or TaT
stockholders Of the Gray Nationai
Telautograph Company will be held
at IL o'clock on WEDNESDAY. De.
cember IS. ct Room II, Merchar.s'
National Bank Building.
II. D. WILLIAMS,
Secretary
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9OU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment job: $50 month. Send postal
lot list OF positions open. FRANK
chester. n Y.
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Poultry, Pets anh Efbe Rturk

FOR SALE, PAIR OF FIvE-YEAR-oLD
driving horses. thoroughbreds, well
matched In color. size and spirit
Address p o. Box II, Lynch's SIN
ton. Va
FOR SALE. ONE POINTER DOG:
well broke to stand and retrieve. Ad-
dress @. w. MORAN, Quinton. Va
ONE POINTER DOG. II MONTHS OLD !;
good hunter; under good control !:
cheap for cash. Apply GO Z. Broad
Street
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bparning

WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
stop where you can get n.ce, clean,
comfortable bed for oV cents: ice wa
Clay
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1 Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE ron
any debts contracted by any one ex-
cept myself. 4. d. ROBINSON.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND sol D
at HUGHES'S. 2h9 North Third
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Sutton G. Co.,
e. A. Catlln g. Co

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
NINETY-SEvEN FEET OF LAND Ar
NORTHWEST CORNER OF "Ti' Ann
ROGERS STREETS 5HT : &
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SEVERAL SECONDHAND BUGGIES,
two coal carts and one farm wagon;
also nice line Of buggies and run
Brook Avenue
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MIN OF IDEAS AND INVENTIVE
ability. write GREELEY McIN-
TIRE. Patent Attorneys. Washing
ton. ID. c.. for their lis, OF Inventions
wanted, and prizes offered by lead
ing manufacturers
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ReIp lNantfh, a9aIe

w ED. YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
the automobile business: positions
secured competent graduates. RICH
aoND AUTO SCHOOL. 500 Grahaln
street
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RAUCH & LANG ELECTRICs, WA
Verley eiectrics. Phone for q dem
onstration. and let MIR. Smith talk
with you. w. C. SMITH e. Co. Vine
and Main. 3i4 n. Glfth Street
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TURN YOUR SPARE TIME INTO
money. Our proposition will enable
you 70 do SO without interfering in
any way With your present employ.
ment Write for particulars. stating
amount OF FREQ time. ARNOLD DAM
FER SELLING CO.. 14s Broadway.
New York
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WANTED, FOR U. :. ARMY, NBLE-
oou!eo. unmarried men. between ages
OF IS and as: citizens OF United STATES
OF good character and temperate hab-
as, who caa speak. read and write
the English language For informa-
zion, apply to Recruiting Omccr, $40
iost Rroad Street. Richmond. Na
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WANTED. BY RAND. McNALLY &
Co. representative for the South.
locating In Richmond or Atlanta: cx-
cellent opportunity for the right
man. Only those who can furnish
frst-class references need apply No.
AZ East Twenty second Street New
York City.
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WANTED. 4 GOOD. SOBER CANVASS
tr, capable oil earning S25 per week
5000. clean proposition. Liberal
commission. Address ID 1875, care
Tlnes- DISPATCH
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AN INTELLIGENT MAN OF HIGH So
cial standing to represent us In Rich
mond. Our specially Is country homes,
TOT which we have wealthy Glen
tele references desired. H. NJ D..
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for SALE

FINE Blue MITE TiFENNY RING,
one Karat, absolutely perfect, 1885,;
original value, S2ib. JACOBS'S LOAN
OFFICE, Ninth Street.
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LADIES SOLID GOLD DRUMMER
sample watches. Sal: jewelers. prices.
SIS. JACOBS. Ninth Street.
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YOUR CHILD'S CHRISTMAS PRESENT;
should be something useful. Give
MIN scholarship for one of our
practical business courses. Write.
telephone or call for particuetrs
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE,, SO2
East Broad Street.
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TheWalentlne Auction Co
AuGTIONeER9
q I q EA 9T BROAD STD
SALE At AUCTION

SALE AT AUCTION,
ON THURSDAY. DEC. Z. 1911,
IN THE ROOMS FORMERLY occt
PIED BY THE AMATEUR BIZ
LARD CLUB. AT S2s EAST MAI
STREET. q
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GIRLS TO WORK IN CORRUGATED
paper box factory at once. RICH
MOND CORRUGATED BOX CO, S17
y. Seventeenth Street
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Elegantly FURNJSUED ROOM.
electric light, gas. heat, hot and cold
water; SIS per month. 3l3 East
Grace Street
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TI.%ER WANTS FIRST CLASS SHOP
land; No others need apply. las T..
Franklin Street, second floor.
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WINDOW CLEANINt

WAXING AND STAINING FLOORS A
speciality. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Mon
roe 21oO
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OUR LINE OF VEHICLES ARE LEAD
ers, because they are built to stand
anteed &. MEYERS SONS, 73l East
Cary Street.
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WANTED. MAN TO WORK on FARM.
Apply at lilo North Fifth Street,
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WANTED. a YOUNG COLORED BOY
70 assist In shipping room Apply
SIRAUS CIGAR CO, OF East Main.
WANTED. EXPERIENCED MEN IN
the Eents' furnishing and hat depart-
ments Saturday afternoons and eve
mings SIMON BOWMAN, 1903 East
Broad
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GisreIIanenus
SSS
BAKERY.
BICYCLES,

WE HAVE THE MOST Up-To-DATE
line OF bicycles to be found in The
city. "Before buying don't fall 20
call and see us. Also n large line of
parts; everything that you need for
the bicycle at the lowest prices. a.
7. GENTRY. sos w. Broad. Phone
Monroe 2O3l
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bi,EfFUS & Co. INC. 20l E. BROAD
street. require the services OF in
tt!lieent. neat appearing young man
as moor walker. Mast be able TO
write signs and assist In trimming
windows. Splendid opportunity. An
ply to MANAGER
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NANTED. II AN EDUCATIONAL IN
httut!on, man TO attend to hot
water heating system, general
P!uWDinS system and steam plant
running laundry machinery and
Nl.N1. First and DuvaI Streets. n I'd
headay afternoon from l to 4 O'Clock.
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SOLID GOLD GENTS AND LADIES'
cuif buttons, $3.50 to $3.50. JACOBS'S
LOAN OFFICE
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REGISTERED ASSISTANT PHARMA-
clst wants position at once; four (4)
years experience; Q. K references.
hddress "SALOL;". care General De-
livery, Roanoke. Va. ~.
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RICHMOND'S BEST EoUIPPED AND
most thorough school of business is
now at S02 East Broad Street MAS
SEi BUSINESS COLLEGE.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW
that JAHNkE BROS, Jewellers, pi2
East Main Street, buy. sell. exchange
and remount diamonds in the latest
styles. Old gold and silver always
taken In exchange. y
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EAT SMITHFIELD SAUSAGE! EAT
Smlthfield sausage. For sale at your
grocer's
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laelp 11aantep, female

GltLS WANTED; LIGHT MASUFAC-
turing. 1ii5 East Franklin Street.
third floor. between 8 and 0 a. n.
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WANTED. YOUNG LADY FOR vAU-
ueyille act: one who can sing. 9 1914
caro- Times Dispatch Az
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TWO BASEMENT OFFICES: ELEC-
trio light. gas. heat. hot and cold
water; SIS per month. 3l3 East Grace
Street.
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ALADDIN KEROSENE OIL.

DELIVERED ANY PART OF THE
city or suburbs.e.5 gallons for 60
cents; no odor: no smoke. HOWELL
BROS, COZ East Broad
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FINE ASSORTMENT OF UNREDEEM-
cd cameo pins. So TO S25. JACOHS
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s35 w. GRACE-PERMANE TRAN
silent and table boarders. Madison
5I3l..
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ESQ UNREDEEMED DRUMMER SAM
ply overcoats. $3.50 to sll. JACOBS.
22G North Ninth
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Blooms 5ior laent

~--S-@~-~~-~-~>--~ ->~~---~-~-~>-~ >>~~~~~~~~-
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHi,D.
heated rooms; board If desired. IA
West Third
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FOR SALE, MACHINERY-o AMETI-
chn No. go, 10-inch planners and
Watchers; one American No. SIS. IA
inch special hatcher; one American
No. 55h l4-inch special hatcher: one
Glencove planer 14-inch: three Glen
cove special planners. 10-inch; two
Glencove mouldcrs. 10-inch; one
Glencove moulder, 8-inch: one 4-inch
Ideal Mershon band resaw; one 60
inch Sturtevant single fan; four
Greenlee rip saws: two double rip
saws. JNo. L ROPER LUMBER CO..
Norfolk Va
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| WANTED. FIRST GLASS, EXPERT
J eGced Gnlshcrs on pants. Best prices.
4 100 s. Second Street
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WANTED. y HOCSE GIRL WITH
good references. Must be frst-c1ass.
None other need apply. eos H. Frank
LIN Street ----- - |
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HOT WATER HEATED ROOM; MOD
ern conveniences; good board. 40
West Grace
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ADAMS Street Monroe 1880
AR: j. NJ SHAPPELL. SUPREME.
chief of the Knights of the Golden
Eagle. Will he at the Hotel Murphy
DECEMBER 9TH 70 9TH. to receive
Interested callers, interview appli :
Giants and engage organizers. II in
terested please call or phone Liberal
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LIFE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PRACTI-
cal business courses at very reason
able rates. Best equipped school and
eihcient teachers. SEND for catalogue.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE, SO2
East Broad Street
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FOR SALE, COSBY'S COMBINATION
baker and heater for wood and coal.
423 w. Broad. Write for circular.
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WANTED. CLERICAL POSITION BY
energetic young man, with experi-
ence Can. furnish Al reference. Adj
Dress G lao. care Times Dispatch.
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FOR RENT, VERY DESIRABLE
rooms, with bath and phone. SOL
South Third Street.
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STUDENTS WANTED FOR Thor.
ough courses in bookkeeping, short
hand and English. Day and night
classes. MASSEY BUSINESS col.
LEGE. s02 East Broad Street.
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SALE.-RY DIREC-
ton OF Richmond Loan Office. 1 will
sell, at SIS East Broad Street, Tues
day. December 8. at 1920 o'clock, n
large collection Of forfeited pledges,
jewclry. guns, pistols, etc. Parties
having forfeited pledges must re-
new same before day OF sale. s.
BACHRACH, Prop; c. C. BRIDGES,
State Auctioneer.
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WANTED. BOARDERS AT 315 EAST
FRANKLIN; also table boarders. MISS
PALMORE.
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-03-17
W ON THE FUR SCARF
Effective Touch That Gives Relief to
Somber Garments Worn In
Cold Weather.

One small touch Of color makes
sombre garments bloom with bright.
ness This is quite noticeable since
the women began wearing a tiny
bunch of artificial flowers or a single
satin rose against the dark fur shout
der scarf. This fashion began just a
few weeks ago, and 1t has been widely
taken up ever since. 1t is interesting
to watch a thing like this grow.
A woman came into an afternoon
tea with a brilliant pink satin rose
pinned on a black fox scarf. Twenty
women discussed it later and the next
day after that half the number were
downtown shopping for colored fiow-
ers. On the succeeding days there
were flowers in plenty on dark furs
wherever women were foregathred.
It was a small touch, but 1t gave
color and b~rilliancy to the dull
that women wear on our streets. 1t
was better than a gardenia in the but
tonhole, and better than a bow OF
colored ribbon, although this fashion
is being taken up by those who do 0
wish to pay the price for a good arti-
fetal blossom.
The fashion for satin flowers came
in last summer, but did not meet with
wide success in this particular spot.
One saw roses of the material on hats
and again on evening gowns as a rival
to the rocco affairs Of bullion cloth.
Empire gowns for young girls carried
girdles of tiny satin buds on a green
vine, and even slippers were finished
off with a tiny satin blossom.
Yet the vogue of the single flower
well made and attached to the cos
tune as a note of rich color was not
in general use. Then, without warn
ing, came this attractive method OF
pinning such a color to ones furs. In
the old days, when a fur piece was
something to keep one warm in the
street and to be laid aside indoors,
the colored flower would not have
served half as well as 1t does now,
when furs are retained at all formal
daytime affairs except luncheons.
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-03-17

on a fine frock of marquisette, which
texture washes like a rag, and very
often the needlework in heavy blocks
will contain half a dozen rich colors.
A deep red, blue Of the most intense
sort, black, orange, mahogany n
green are tints that appear in this
needlework, which, whether hand or
machine made, is called Bulgarian I'M
broidery. OF course the small frocks
so treated need to be d~ry-cleaned as
the vivid trimming used cannot be
counted on to stand the rigors of the
washtub.
Nevertheless, many a little lawn
and linen frock may show needlework
in one or three of these rich colors,
and If the garment comes from a first
class place-perhaps a shop that
makes a speciality of juvenile wear
it is pretty likely to be warranted as
washable.
With the bordered muslins, lawns,
swisses and chaliies,-for challie Is in
cluded among the wash materials-the
contrasting banding will be used with
charming effect at the bottom of little
skirts, about the cut-out neck and at
the edge of sleeves. All white frocks
are seen in plenty and surely nothing
could be sweeter for very young chill
dren, but when the child has passed
five a touch of color is newer, and it is
apt to appear if only in the form of rib
bon knots and sashes.
AS to design, the garments Of the
girl Of seven, perhaps, are pretty apt
to show some of the lines of her mann
mas frocks, for kimono cuts are used
for bodices and there are many little
one-piece gowns almost identical in
line with those for grown-ups. The diff
ference comes In an easy width of the
skirt, in a decolletage of the neck and
in very short sleeves, all raiment dis
tinctly for summer wear showing these
last points.
Models for the timer children have
the babyish features suited to pudgy
infantile figures, and with the dress
up wash frock 1t is pretty much the
rage to have the child look as much
like a French doll as possible. The
long bodice and skirt-that is no more
than a tiny flounce with edge some
times falling short of the child's knees
still comprise the favored model,
but instead Of the distinct sleeve the
bodice portion of the smart garment
is cut in n with these details. In
fact, it is well nigh impossible to es
cape the kimono influence, and al.
though 1t may be run in the ground
after awhile for the moment 1t is all
powerful.
Among the accessories for little girls
are delightful aprons, which, since thew
are skirt length, may be used on a hot
day in the house or country without q
frock. These graceful and important
details may be of the plainest linens OF
g%inghams, but mothers who like the
n~eatness and coquetry of the apron
often turn out cunning little affairs OF
dotted swiss with lace edges for wea,
with quite fine frocks.
The cooks apron" is the next style
the rear bands fastening at the shout
d ) being an exact imitation of some
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-03-17
C.B.MERCHANT
The Merchant Monument.

had revolved in the horizontal. This
led to further controversy until many
men of science met to study the
unique problem.
Many theories were advanced as to
the cause of the movement Of the ball.
Finally many biologists of note and
recognized authority evolved a theory
which is generally accepted as true.
That is:
The constant moving Of the ball
that is acceded-is due to the I'M
equal expansion of different parts of
the spheres surface. AS a sphere its
surface is presented to the four winds
Of heaven, and the portion of it to the
rays of the sun would become more
highly heated than the part of the
surface exposed to the north and its
cold winds. Also the surface of the
whole would be more apt to become
more heated during the day than
would the base upon which it rests,
as the latter is larger and heavier
than the ball itself.
Now If one part of the ball expands
a minute quantity more than the 9TH
er with each heating of one side, and
contracts in the same ratio on cooling
there would tend to result a slight
creeping movement which in time
would move the ball sufficiently to let
the change in its position be noted by
the naked eye. Naturally the expan-
sion of one side of the ball would
make that side heavier than the chill
ed side, and the heated side would
work its way toward the bottom.
The case is considered one of the
most remarkable on record and has
furnished science with a new idea
concerning the expansion and con-
traction of solids. The conclusions of
American scientists who examined
the ball were submitted to scientists
of Europe. All agree that the action
of heat and cold Of the four seasons
cause the ball to change its position
a minute particle every day.
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-03-17
NatIonaIItIes in Our cities.

New York.-In a single block in
New York there r 1,400 people of
20 distinct nationalities. There are
more than t%wo-thirds as many native
born Irish in Boston as in Dublin.
With their children, mainly of pure
Irish blood, they make Boston unques.
tionably the leading Irish city in the
world. New York is a larger Italian
city today than Genoa, having 500,0 0
Italians colonists. 1t contains nc
fewer than 1000, 900 Jews, mainly i'm
migrants from Russia. Thus 1t is the
foremost Jewish city in the world
Pittsburg, the center of the iron and
steel industry, is another Tower OF
Babel. 1t contains more of that out
of-the-way people. the Servians, than
the capital Of Servia itself.
The Penn's Grove record., 1911-03-17

sleeves. broad collal, narrow and
straight.
Many of the new laces show a COM
bination Of flet and point de Vents.
This last lace is extremely fashion
able.
Collarless necks are used for lin
gerie dresses and blouses, and for Ger
tain Of the silk gowns for daytime
al
Short-waisted blouse coats are
among early spring models. They are
especially becoming to juniors and
misses.
The latest mode brings in a black
velvet evening coat, with sailor collar
and cuffs and long, tasseled revers OF
white satin.
The note of black Is very pro.
nounced. 1t is seen in challies and or.
candies for misses and juniors. as
we'll, for adults.
Goats are short, about "a inches, al
though some of them run to 80, and
others have no length to speak Of
since they are Elton form.
Some of the new shawlshaped stoles
are made of a new material, very
much like plush. and they are usually
seen in the soft taupe shades