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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
TAXI HITS BUGGY

Vehicles MANAGED, but DE. weltses ana
Chau1euP Eseaps.
When car No. 1898 Of the virginia
raxicab Company. in charge OF Chau1-
feur T. L White. skidded last night az
7:4o o'clock in South Cherry street II
ran into q buggy owned and driven os
DR.. J. s. wei,zel. Of s2s West Grace
S.resf The buggy was almost COM
,.s..siv wrecked. while the horse was
b,SIv bruised and cut The taxi was
sIi,-h.lr damaged. Both Dr.. Weitzei
nd white escaped injury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
MONTAGUE ON STUMP

B~ss~s wesh's Cs@psssN IN XsssA VIA
sp~e~h ~ 0visesl
FORMER Governor a J. Montague ieft last
rssht for osmpsissIus trip in The Sints
Virginia bss'-ict. Hs wui Re absent tue
~ uIslrfsr % the week making speeches
N 81. so0thses; Tor Wilson sad Ayers
Ha Val speak - Bristol so-n.Sht. IN
MARION. tc-mcrro~ nish:. Ia wysAevsis,
TtvrsSay night. 81 B.srd, Friday afternoon.
aoa VII oone'uae The series With a od6sVoD
% O0ogo0OD Og-OoOo OOeu0nQ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
CAMPAIGN IN NINTH

asscnsy-Gspevsl BsA Coed CrOwds q Fs0'
H Meetings.
Prospects FOR Democratic sueeeS IN ,ne
Si-.b pis.rsct are Improving IN the opinion
- A.,ornev.Ceaeral Samuel W Williams
wh, hs. returned from a week spent IN cam
p.tsnins In tire Southwest He mace
s:ssches a. a number OF points oeins 49,
-, he soos-.ized crowds. who showed m In
.e-.., In the issues and candidates OF the
hour.
Juds. wiriams finds the Democrats earn .
s,.Tv sor ,hs nominees % the party. ana
s.;.-u1.ned 90 do ali In their power 20 regis
ter q god vote
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
GETS ONE YEAR


Carl Kraft was convicted BY jury In the
uust!nss court yesterday % stealing Sss from
~. Richmond Dairy Company, and was sen
,o-c.d 20 OF. year on the roads. krsG was
employed ss a driver. He collected ;se
money ard ler- Richmond. He was located
in Fa-rux!I.e ard broaSh; back 90 this city
by Detect!v.-SerEeau: WHEY.
Della Bsuifa~e ccic-sd. Vas sentenced 20
one year la the 3ea!;eatiary Tor dispensing
cocaine.
Ade:asd. ra-ke. ooIo-ed. was acquitted o:
a charge o. malicious wo1rdnE-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
DISCUSS CONVICT LABOR
OMclals Talk Over Conditions whlei
VIII SoO1 Arise.

Omc10l0 Talk over CO041t10DO wA1e0
VIII Seen Arise.
A preliminary conference between
the oficiaIs authorized by law to deal
with the question OF a contract for the
employment Of labor at the peniten-
tiary was held yesterday afternoon IN
the office Of Governor Mann The con-
Wet labor board is composed Of the
Governor. the board Of directors of
the penitentiary. and the secretary OF
the State Board Of Charities and Cor
Gections.
Nothing was done yesterday save
to talk over the new law, putting per-
haps half Of the convicts on the public
roads. at the termination OF the exist
ing contract with the Thacher COM
pany on May 1. 1913 The present con-
tract cannot be renewed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
Tax c,.es In Henrice County.

The assembling OF the grand Jury IN Hen
rico County to-day 10 almost simultaneous
with similar action IN al counties OF the
State in response to an appea! from St.te
arSs,o, q Lee Moore for thorough inves-
LEGATION OF tax returns. The grand jury
c,rred In Henr.co court when the October
term began was dismissed after II had re-
,urred ten indictments IN criminal cases.
Judge sco.n announced then that Il was his
purpose TO summon a special body to take
IN the tax returns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
GIRLS WHIPPED
~~,. =. state Fair In Act q FickDg Wis.,
<or'~ Pocket.

x.-,.-,.e y A. smith. o: Hen-:co County
a ,.,-enre on two negro girls yes
,eysav morning that is both move! Anc' q,
he hopes effective oldena McHae arc ".
n. Jefferson were charged with pickins tae
-ocLe, o. a visitor to the state Far last
49, sf,er hearing the evidence and tax
irs into consideration the age OF the s"o
osenGer. Magistrate Smith recofafne nd.d
that they be turned over TO tae'f Motae's
for a good whipping
a room "A Heur!co Ja!i was placed at the
disposal % the mothers. apd the order OF the
Justice carried oUt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15
GOES AS WITNESS
th!ef Werner ssp~d to Ec<som % Testify
Ipar1sr >u{f

CHER o: Pof!cc Werner let Richmond las:
r.irhf for Rrs;0n. Nass where he aas beer.
summoned 80 a wines - the sg'; Of Col
or,i g. Percy Hawss 90 iris city. ezatEt.
the New YORK. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad IN -he t-p!fsd s:stes District Court.
'cs.i Hsvss e sscE'rK Damage. f9r in-
5Eriss ~ received N wreck about two
yssrg ssn.
IN Sstor wer-srs pSseucs Captain
George r. Pollock ~iii &C; ss chief % the
d rsrf-sr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15

The first meeting Of the woman'e
Association Of St. Paufs Church VIII
be held this afternoon In the Sunday
school room DR.. Ryland Haynes viii
speak on THE Opportunities Tor
ReoreaSion In Richmond, and How
They May Be Improved" A business
meeting will follow Mr.. Haynes talk.
which will begin promptly At O'Clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-15

Crutrhneid Will Visit New York
Police Justice J. J. Crutchheid VIII leave
Tonight Cor New York. where he INTENDS
to take a much-needed rest ana ineioentA,S
va.ch m. nroxress o.. the Becker TRIAL. He
vii, be away abou: ten days. Magistrate W.
]. G.,sss vii! preside during his absence.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-12-07

q great factor In that concert or the
powers which has been SO happily
conspicuous during the perilous period
of transition through which the great
Chinese nation has been passing.
Central America Needs Our Help In
Debt Adjustment.
In Central America the aim has
been to help such countries as Mica
ragua and Honduras to help them
selves. They are the immediate bene-
ficiaries. The national benefit to the
United States Is two-fold. First, 1t Is
obvious that the Monroe doctrine is
more vital In the neighJorhood Of the
Panama canal and the zone OF the
Caribbean than anywhere else. There.
too. the maintenance OF that doctrine
falls most heavily upon the United
States. II Is therefore essential that
the countries within that sphere shall
be removed from the jeopardy involv-
ed by heavy foreign debt and chaotic
national finances and from the ever
present danger Of international com.
plications due to disorder at home.
Hence the United States has been
glad to encourage and support Amer
lean bankers who we're willing to lend
a helping hand to the financial re-
Mobilization of such coutries because
this financial rehabilitation and the
protection of their custom houses from
being the prey of would-be dictators
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
AMERICAN ATHLETES
HAVE ESTABLISHED
FINE RECORDS
Showed Great Form in Track
and Field Events During
1911; Many Records May
Be Broken This Year.

The season OF 1911 was more pro-
ductive OF startling record feats IN
track aud field than any other Ia re-
cent years.
With such list OF champions AS we
have seen developed ln America since
the Olympic meet I'm London, there
seems 90 be no doubt that the stars
and stripes will float at the top OF the
mast al stockholm IN the spring just
as they did In Paris. ST. Louis, Ath-
ems and London. America will have
a team of champions, many of whom
are worlds record breakers fresh
from their record performances,
Perhaps the most remarkable per-
Torrance or the season. because the
records broken had wlthstood the as
saulta Of well trained athletes for 50
many years, was that OF John Paul
Jones ia the intercollegiate champion
ships last spring. John Paul Jones,
as his historic name would Indicate.
Is an American through and through.
born Ina this country of good Ameri-
can stock, and now student al Cor
noll university like many distance
runners, he Is lightly built and 81
only medium height But he has the
speed and endurance of "A greyhound
Jones smashed the one-mile record
made rs Tommy tonn.f ln 1895
Connen's time was AIS 3-is. Jones
covered the distance Ia just one-hfth
of n second faster slime. No other
runner 10 many years had even come
near Conncn's performance, They
say that John Paul Jones can run
faster still. and that he'll break hl,
new record next year 81 he n In shape
McGraih's Fine Work.
Next TO Jones and his mile ranks
Matt McGroth. with hls new worid''
records Tor bath aXteen-pound ham
mor throwing ana throwing nfty-six
pound weight. These records had al
ready boon pushed up 90 what look
cd Ike the limit hy Flanagan
ollie ,snedlgnr of San francisco
threw tho iavelin 100 feet I inch
This gives America one man who maj
have chance to defeat the hitherto
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
WOLGAST TO MOTOR
FROM CALIFORNIA
TO MICHIGAN
Convalescent Fighter Plans a
Long Trip in Open Air Be.
fore He Enters Squared Cir
Gle Again.

Los Angeles, calf. Jan. tS--Ad
Wolgast is planning 70 take motor
trip from this city 10 his own Mich
igan country as soon as he Is well
enough and can stand the hardshlps,
and before he again nights The light
weight champion pueihst OF ne world
on Nov 2gth underwent an operation
for appendicitis. and more recently
was threatened with an ATTACK Of
pneumonia, bought an automobile to-
day and announced that he would
make an automobile trip from los
Angeles To his home, Cadillac. Mich,
during the first part OF April. He
added that Mrs. Wolgast would drive
tho entire distance.
Il am feeling fine" said the cham
pion, "and see no reason why ! cannot
make the trip all right, ! expect 20
begin training by that time for my
first fight since my illness I expect
TO climb through the ropes about July
9Th, bat just who will be in the other
corner Is q matter not yet settled. II
may be Fred Welsh. Joe Rivers or
Packey Mcfarland But whoever Il Is
will soon find out that ! ann better
than ] ever was.
Wolgasts automobile will be fully
equipped with a camping outfit and b.
declared that they would seat and
sleep whereve" time for these things
overlook them. lie stated that he OK.
pected to make the trip in about two
weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
THE AID SEES MORE PEOPLE THAN YOU A


unap proa enable swedish champion.
Among the sprinters n. 9. craig
stands first although Gwynne Henry
did some good running la the east
and coppcd q record or two nj odd
distances. Craig's 22O~yard dash In
II SIS seconds. again equailng Bar
nard J. We7er's performance, makes
him look like the best in the world
Just now.
Perhaps the most interesting per-
formance Of the lot Is Gouldng's
walking. Canada will have strong
point winner In Goulding on the
night Of November 20 he broke the
tnrec-mile walking record by covering
the distance IN 30 minutes SO S-5 sec
onds, ana incidentally clipped time
from y mile, 2-miie and y emile
records, being timed officially at each
distance. His stride never varied from
start to flnlsh
BOnhag star still.
Among the runners George Bonhag
Is stlll making good and breaking
records. Bonhag's three miles in IA
minutes 32 seconds Is star perfor-
nance. Louis Srott has been couinr
fest. For tn short Sim he has com.
I poted he IL doing very well. and next
/ spring he may press 9onhag for the
honurs. For all that his new record
on the printed list, 5000 meters IN Is
minutes % i-5 seconds is hardly q
ronhag performance.
Elter's 220-yard hurdles In 20 4-i
seconds puts him az the top " tho
| hprdling list Eller has been busy
breaking records at odd distances, too
bat these minor performances furnish
no Olympic distance dope.
Among the jumpers Dan Ahearne
with his running hop, step and iumi
Of so feet II inches. Is easily the tot
OF the cmss Dan is getting NJ nca
the traditional jumps OF the Gncieu
| Greek champions. one Of whom Il
said 20 have covered % feet. How
ever perhaps they didn't start from
behind a toeboard IN those days
platt Adams had been doing some flint
jumping, especially in the runnini
high and running broad. His jump u
either OF these events would entitl
him to place on the American team
lie has one new record this year
nine standing jumps, los fset
inches, This Is not quite up To tn
standard set IN the ten standing juml
event.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18

- / 8 seconds.
S00meter run--Shepherd (America)
! minute 81 lis seconds.
l500-meter run--Shepherd Gamer
ical, minutes 3 2-b seconds.
li0.meter hurdles-Smithson lam
erica). 10 seconds.
200-meter hurdles-iIlllman (Amer-
ical. "a SO seconds,
i0O-meter hurdles-Hiilman (Amera
ical. SO seconds.
3200-meter steeplechase ~ Russell
(England), 10 minutes, AZ as seconds.
2500-meter steeplechase- --Lightbody
(America), minutes 30 30 seconds
f000-meter observation-disclosures
tEnglandl, y minutes 5S 2-5 seconds.
Running broad iump-lrOns (AmeS-
ica). ~ feet i-2 inches.
Running high iump-P1rter (Amer-
.ica). feet 9 inches.
Running triple leap-Ahearne Eng.
land), 4S feet II Ia inches.
Standing broad iump-Ewry. 4 Amer
teal. II feet rs inches.
Standing high iump--Ewry Amer
ioal. feet 6 inches.
Standing triple iump-Ewry (Amer-
ica) "a feet y ~ inches
Pole tault-Gilberl and Cook CAM
ericnl, 70 feet inches
shot put--Ralph Rose (Amerlcal
As feet inches
Discus throw-Sherldan (Americal
134 feet inches,
Discus throw tGreek Sheridan
tAmcrica), i2i feet 4 10 Inches
Hammer throw-Flannigan tAmer
lca, 10 feet 4 inches.
| 56-pOund weighi-D Mareeat
! tCanadal, "a feet 4 inches
Marathon race-Sherring (Canada)
hours 81 minutes 20 SO seconds
| Weight lifting tone hapdl -Steind
ach tAustrial, i6S 3-5 lbs
Weight Hitting 1.-TWO hands l--Tofaloi
tGreece), 318 ITO lbs,
| Five.mile rum Volgh (EnEland)
% minutes II 1-5 seconds
| Throwing Notwithstanding (Swe
DEM i19 feet 10 10 inches
l500-meter walk--HOnehAg (Amer
lcal Z minutes 10 3.5 seconds.
35OO-meter walk--il.arner eng
landl, u minutes So seconds.
| Tenmile walk--LarHer (England)
hour 10 minutes 81 2-5 seconds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
MEYERS IS NAMED
ALL TINE CATCHER
Big Chief" Baokstop fol-
New York, Selected as
Qualified to Position in
Hall of Fame in Baseball.

Zig chief" Meyers. the star
catcher OF the Giants, mas succeeded
Johnny Killing ln he position of catch
or on the Grand National All-Amer-
lean basebal team selected by A. O..
SPEEDING ana anu unced in the official
Rag, 9all Record for 1919, which has
Just been published A place on the
team IS earned by the player who
takes part la fifty games, is a member
of cham piunship uinc and makes
the best fiel1ilE and batting averages
OF any man Iva has particular position.
The record covers q period OF forty
one years aud consequently the In
dian last season made the best record
OF any catcher lu HE history OF pro-
fessional baseball,
Meyers Is the only man playing ia
the game today who is on this All
American nine, The other positions
are filled by A. c. Spaiding AS pitcher.
Pop" Arson at first base, Ross
BARNES al second, Harry stelnfeldt az
third. George Wright az short, Joseph
Kelley IN left field, Hugh Duffy In
center field and white Kccicr IN right
Held. an OF this IS pretty fast COM
many tor the Indian, but ne is well
qualified to shine among these stellar
lights.
Meyers high batting average
brought him up to the front as the
best catcher Of an time, with one
more hlt ho would have topped Hans
Wagner aud led the League. bat AZ u
Was he finished third among those who
played In more than nifty games with
A stffug AVprano gf Hl1 and field
ing average OF .979. his total was
lt.8ii Next 20 the indian, Harry
stelnfcldt Is the youngest member OF
the nine In 1903 stvlnieldt made
his record, completing the season win
averages of .827 IN batting and .aa'
IN fielding. for a total of l.2si.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
KELLOGG MAY GET
DIPLOMATIC POST
Prosecutor of Standard Oil
Will Be Offered Suitable
Place in Coming Shift, is
Report.

Washington, jan lS.--President
Taft has told members OF the Mime
sofa delegation IN congress that he
would be glad to appoint Frank b..
Kellogg OF ST. Paul Who represented
the government In the suit against
the standard oil 10 ana important Dip
lomatic post The president ia his
talk with Minnesota Republicans has
not referred 20 any particular post
At present the embasaadorship az
Paris Is the only one of importance
open. and It Is learned that this place
will be- filled by advancement within
the service. possibly d. the transfer OF
Lars Anderson from ielgium
The general impression Is that In
Che shift an appointment to one Of the
European capitals viii be offered Kel-
lOgg II he desires 70 enter this field
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18

AOlt HtAAsaas
W. handle only such property as
is put exclusively in our care. 80 that
We can deal with you the same az 10
you were trading directly with the
owner
25OO.0O-six- modern house.
completely furnished, we'll located.
and In splendid condition Small pay
ment down. balance like rent.
$4,000. 00-Flvc-rOom modern cot
trRc; hardwood floors. gas. electric
lights, large porches. lawn, shade,
walks. east front. Completely furn-
ishod Fourth ward, near, Central
Terms
Fivc-room new, modern
bungalow. corner lot, east front;
fourth ward. one block from Central
Terms
$1,000 00--six-room modern. new
bungalow on North Eleventh street.
$4,000. co. Seven-room elegant, well
built house IN Highlands extra well
located Every attraction requisite
for a home place Terms.
FOR RENT.
Houses Doc GOOD condition, all parts
OF the ,ity.
FOR TRADE.
city property TO trade for ranch
property.
Ranca property TO exchange for
city property
JOHN NJ. MOORE REALTY co.
FIRE INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE
LOANS AND ABSTRACTS.
2t4 West Gold Ave. Phone 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18

baked Ia our ovens b. sure 10 Dee SAT-
isfactory 90 the eattn of a. because
the flour Is tho hcpt nd the skill .n
tnking unique. Tha s why wo all
ways get such desirable results. m u
Is why our trade lf instantly grow
Ing. our patrons know they can reiy
ON getting uniformly s1od bread he~e,
and they speak FREQ, OF rs excel
lency Try Il yours
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
MONTH
ZOE sALE.


- - - - -
gt900--s-room brick ana five room
frame. both on 10, 60xtts. Highlands.
close In: 5000 cash. balance per
cent
s2sOO--5-room brick. modern. good
location. Highlands, close in
t20OO--5-room brick. bath electric
lights. lot 15NiA2. shade: easy terms.
5000 room 2 story residence,
hardwood floors. oak finish. furnace
garage; easy terms
t1200--f-roum frame. 60 foot TOT.
city water: North Eighth Street s8O0
cash.
9t,0OO-6-room modern bungalow
North 18th street.
t4600--7-ro0m cement finish mod.
ern residence. hot water heat. large
lot. good outbuildlngs: close in
MONEY 10 loan
FIRE INSURANCE.
A. FleisC her
iii sOVTu FOURTH STREET.
Neat go New FU~tOAicc. Phone 67a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18

WOR sALE-Remlngt typewriter.
eood order stt SOC West 6old
avenue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
HELP wANTED---Mals.
HELP WANTEp...Female.

girl 20 work morning
1915 West Marquette. a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
DnEssMAKING.

Dressmaking one piece dresses, t5'
Alterations tailored Akirts. Phone
500, Room 2. sos = West Central.
TSP
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18

The bill permitting the institution
for the announcement OF i7rlgaliou
works and development OF agrlcultur"
10 Issue $3.50, goo (t75.0OO,0OO Unit
cd states currency more bonds ~
now passing through the Mexican
congress.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18

PIONEER BAKERY
2O7 south First street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-27

Mrs. @. Mortensen and daughter
Ruth We're local visitors Sunday.
Miss Sallie Lobel, of State street,
has returned home after visiting rel
atiyes in New York.
Miss L. A. Matthews, of this city,
has returned home after visiting
friends il South Amboy over Sum
day.
Thomas Goodman, of S~ayreville,
was a local visitor Saturday.
Louis Cheesman, of Keyport, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Lulu Noble spent Sunday
with friends In town.
Henry J. Williams. of Buffalo,
who has been spending several days
in town, left this morning for a visit
to his old home in England. Mr..
Williams will remain abroad until
April, when he expects to return to
Buffalo.
Charles Palmer, of Amboy W.
nue., has returned home after visit
ing relatives in Staten Island.
Misses Rose and Theresa O'Leary,
Of Davidson avenue, have returned
home after an extended visit with
friends in Newark.
Joseph Newman, of Front street,
was a Railway visitor today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-27
F SO0Y DIES
OF PNEUMONIA
Former Evening News Re-
porter--In Newark Hospital.

Asbury Park. Feb. 27:-Carroi.
II. Sooy. well known in this city az
L. newspaper reporter, died MONDAY
night at the Essex County Homeo-
nafhIc hospital In Newark. He was
fhe victim of typhoid-pneumonia-
He had been In the hospital q weeh-
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. frank ".
Sooy. OF 1904 Heck street, were
with him when he died.
Mr.. Seoy was twenty-six years
old. He began his newspaper career
about five years ago as a reporter
for the Asbury Park Journal. ms
work was highly satisfactory ana
advancement followed. He lefs the
Journal to take a r~eportorial POSI-
tion with the Perth Amboy NEWS
and after nearly q year with thas
paper returned to the Journal. Last
fall he went to Newark to becom a
man on The Star, a place ne
filled with success.
Nearly three weeks ago Mr.. Soog
first complained OF illness but ne
kent to his duties up until little
more than a week ago, when he Pc
came delirious and was taken to the
hospital. He died Monday night a.
$40 o'clock. He WAS his parents
only surviving child. The body wlii
be brought to the Sooy home anA
funeral services held here
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-27

Basement - CID 1Sss.@s. sisuss.
nsrs or the room or the passages Of
fhe houae.
In one of the houses OF Great Ches-
tsrs there La q beautiful example al
a hyrocaust, the ngme Of the Roman
haating apparatus. Great Chssters
was the sits OF an important Roman
military station along ths great vail
which the Empare~ HAAsas. husit =
keep back the b~arhartans. descending
on Britain from Scotland. Ths houss
was that Of the Roman military COM
mander.
Hot air was generated By o circular
furnace, which heated water ana gave
out streams Of hot air into tbs hypo-
'causk. which was q chamber undex ths
ground noor or the house, containing
arrangements OF hollow tile pillars
sailed @eespensuraa."
From the hypocaust the hot air was
distributed throughout the building By
q series cg wall end door cues, giving
an eYsn temperature shroashoat the
house.