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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
SNATCH THIEF BUSY
noltce Seeks Negro Believed TO Hs,e Com
niitteh Two 1hcfts.

While passing through ssreptsen;h stree;
Yesterday afternoon a. Sni;h'g Alley. MIS-,
Charles Pu.ler, " - South BelvIurre street,
"as sccostci b. negro who asked 'ite
time. but tto.a she could answer ~
:naiched :rem nc. hand Il pocke,hook con-
tanning more ,hsn 81" The thiet dashcG
throurh tAc ,iisy. pursucd ~ several whit
and colorcd when VINO saw his bold act an.
heard the scream. q; Sire. Pui!en. He e.. :
capped. y Tcpor; made TO the pol!cc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
sprrloI Local Data for Yesterday.

sprcloI Local Data for Yesterday.
IL noon temperature .......... ~
:, y. NJ temperature ........... 80
Maximum temperature Tip 10 s
=. NJ. ................ IS
Minimum temperature up to S
~
Mean temperature ............ 50
Normal temperature ............. II
Deficiency ia temperature .... )
bvlicinncy in temperature since
March !. 1911 :............ 522
Accnm. deficiency in temperature
since January !, 1912 ... 49,
lialniail last iwcnty-fnur hours. 20
ponciency in rainfall since March
1911 .....; ....: ......, 6.55
Accum. deficiency in rainfall since
January /. 1912 81
Local Observation $ r. ~. icsterdm.
Temperature Observation-Disclosures. SIS
Humidity .......,,...,.. q"
Wind. direction ......,.....N T..
Wind velocity Observation-Disclosures. 1
Weather ......... rain
Rainfall last twelve hours . 20
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THE WEATHER,

Forecast: For VirSInin-Rain SUNDAY
ana probably Mondnyj colder Monday,
moderate, variable winds.
For North CnroiInu--iIutn Sundny
and Monduy; colder by Monday night;
moderate TO brisk, shifting winda.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
FUNERAL. NOTICE

GGIii ~, GWATifaiEI vi VI,
TS rfi ~ her residence Al soi Eor,b
~ A'f.y, hrsi Street Friday. iebrSarrnn
MoHpA'yn' s r., |, NJ. viii take placs
itasDury NJ Z Churc,., al = \, 'r Th.
tri"i VIII be IL Evergreen Gem
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Gbnrfil Rotttes.
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EPISCOPAL.

-. :,
EPISCOPAL.
MONUMENTAL CHURCH UGREc rsr
90 o. site OF Theatre burned Ism. n:oad
SFt.i at!oH Twelfth. Services at ii
III asd p, e ssa.s crea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
Sunday Services
In City Churches

lulcss otherwise noted In this
column, uHunI ncrNIccs will nc con-
Quoted at customary hours by rcKu-
lar pastors OF local churchcE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25

az have been troubled with sciatic
rheumetism: have used ono bottle of
NoahE Liniment, and haven't been
troubled with pain since. J. z. Emer-
son, Prop. Globe Stamp Works, Boston,
Mass"
Cured Of rheumatism, IN Neck.
II had rheumatism In my neck and
Noah's Lin,ment relieved It. right much
Mvs Martha A, Lambert. EcaCay Dam
NpJ'
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Let Ne Send You
This Book FREE.

FL " The ,oupou IL, me .srS -, ..
cnce ms re. uook-. IL pla,T, ses.o4 az
velops 81 il prof lstlf lilus.yat.j -.
hsk-tone photos Keep IL il your pocket for
easy references, read the cLhpts. cn -.
tetty read the ch1ptsr or Desllty. ros5
IL chEpter on those .gSje.ots 7hic5 IN
terest every man. young 0. old VIC
would be strong n y9tsiitY Itisa word
OF nope Carefully rrttter, interesting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
Rheumatic Sufferers, Read This

Il had been suffering with rheumatism in my right arm
and shoulder complicated with partial paralysis Of the
nerves had tried numerous preparations and regular
physicians treatment with only partial relief suffering
tense pain all the time loss of appetite insomnia and
reduced mere skeleton Fortunately learned Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
Cured OF rheumatism in Leg.

az suffered an attack OF rheurna tisrr
In my right leg. Saw Noah's Liniment
advertised and tried 1t. It took all the
pain and soreness away. Edward Ryan
Swansboro. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
II Oah's Linirrlent
and began its Although could nv arm
to
Cured of Bone rheumatism,

II had been suffering With Zone
rheumatism for about three years.
have Seen using Noah's Liniment and
will say that IT cured me completely
Rev. s. r. Cyrus. Donald, S. O."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25

DUDLEY-Dicd in Baltimore on Feb
ruary o3, MISS ANN T. DUDLEY.
formerly a resident OF Richmond
wood Cemetery on MONDAY. Goth.
on the arrival OF the j. ". trnin
from Baltirrorc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25

Noah. Linim emil, ths
hest remedy for Rheurnt-
tisn, Sciaticc, Lame Back
Stiff Joints and Muscles.
Scro Throat, Colds, Strains,
/ Sprains, Cuts, B ruieea.
Collie, Cramps, Neuralgia,
Toothnche, and an Nerve
Bone and Muscle 4 oh e .
and Pains. The genuine
has Ncnh's Ark on every
pscks go and !coks like this
cut, but has r ED band on
front OF pa oSage and
"Noah:s LtnimeRt" always
IN RED Ing. Bevnrs. OF
| limitations. Large bottle,
I5 cents, and sold by eli
dealere n n e d ioihe.
|; Guaranteed or money re-
J funded by Nosh Remedy
o., .Mep n.ehmnaas Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
TESTIMONY IS ALL
GIVEN IN HEARING
At WHITE PLAINS
Last of Twenty-three Wit
nesses, Called to Prove Thaw
Sane, Heard
HARRY'S MOTHER IS
PLACED UPON STAND
His Sister Tells Court of
Scheme to Place Him in
Asylum After Kill
ing White

! NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Thaw lu
macy hearing in White Plains closed to-
day as far as admission of testimony
Is concerned with a sensation fur
nished by the last two of the twenty
three witnesses GATED during the day
by Clarence J Shearn TO establish the
present and past nationality of Harry
n. Thaw
These witnesses We're Mrs. Mary
Copley Thaw, aged mother Of the
prisoner. and Mrs. George Lauder
Carnegie. nee Margaret Thaw, Harrys
sister Both Mrs. Thaw and Mrs
Carnegie furnished the strongest OF
corroborative evidence that there ac-
tually was tas charged by Thaw), a
plan to send him without trial to
the Matteawan State hospital for the
insane Avn
The factors in this arrangement. II
was shown. were Louis Deaf1eld and
W. NJ. X Olcoc, representing Thaw.
De Lancey Nicoli and Allan W. Evarts.
representing the friends and family
OF Stanford White. and District At
torney Jeromes office.
Not Anxious for Trial.
kvarts under previous questioning
bv Shearns stated that he represented
Mrs Stanford White and that a few
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
HEAT WAVE is
BROKEN BY RAIN

NEW YORK July 1.-THE hot
wave which for four days has over
spread the central States. New England
and the Atlantic coast and has caused
the death of more than one hundred
persons anu many pros:rattons was
eHtctuallY broken today. when thunder
showers sprinkled the parched earth
and sent the mercury down the tube
10 normal summer heat The showers
today hit nearly the entire country
from Virginia to Massachusetts and in
land for a hundred miles or more.
thunder squah early In the afternoon;
hall game could not be played PhiIa-
delphia experienced refreshing rain
falls, heavy electric storm swept over
Nav Jersey doing considerable dam
age. and New York given a
thorough washing down during the
late afternoon
The highest temperature in New
York city for the day was SIS, but
there were six deaths and many pros
trattons before the showers brought
relief One OF the dead today was a
fireman who was being put through
new drtil In an engine house
The maximum temperature at New
ark. y J. for the day was 81 This
was short time before violent
thunder shower struck that city. Many
trees were blown down and consider
able damage was done, but there was
no loss OF lif~ The temperature fell
II degrees In an hour
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
VIRGIL HENSHAW
MADE CHAIRMAN
YOUNG LAWYER FROM OREGON
DRAWS FAT JOB IN PRO
HfBITION PARTY

ATLANTIC CITY. \. j.. July IL
Virgil O. tenshaw. a young lawyer. OF
REGION. was elected chairman of the
National Prohioiti0n convention to-
night under the amendment iutrod uc-
ed this afternoon permitting the filing
az that office by d blind vote IT the
delegates on thu floor This is the
most desirabl office within the Rift
NJ the party. II carries an annual
salary OF So. 300 and the practical adj
ministration OF party affairs between
national convention and national con-
rention The fight for this otfl-e
threatened for time To split the pro-
hitiuonists Wide open The race from
the first day has been between three
candidates Chas. r. Jones former
national chairman. represe nting the
sta ndpat element. w. q Caldcswaud
representing the Insurgents. and Hen
shaw representing the committee ON
prohibition
The HeuSh.a4t 4t..4.-..,. /,
ballot after sAath ..Iasisa.< and Calder
wood Rad Withdrawn from the race
His victory was later made putlic and
the committee adjourned until $50
tomorrow morning when the nondna
tons FOR president and vice. president
will be made.
Another official act of the gonVeu-
uon was the adoption OF the party
platform prepared by the majority
of the resolutions committee This
platform, besides taking the usual
fall out Of the liquor traffic. adyo-
Gates most OF the progressive princi-
pies embraced by the Roosevelt poll
teal school.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
MRS. STORY WEOS
STANLEY FOROE
BECOMES BRIDE OF ACTOR
WITHIN FIVE HOURS AFTER
DIVORCE Is GRANTED.

NEW iORk, July l1.FiVe hot.s
after Justice Edward j Gavegan Ia j
signed the nnaI decree In the Ill
vorcc sUit brought against her by
Ali.n laurence Story. the beautif4i
lieton Hilton Story, was married TO
Stanley F'orde, the actor, The good
lvoli2g bachelor was named by Mr.
Story the divorce action.
The wedding took place al Green
wieii. Conn.. late this afternoon IN
the little parlor of tne Baptist par
sonage,
The Rev. II b Alley. of the Green
witch Ba ptist church, read the an
breviated form Of marriage serrie 4,
and comment was made later 10y the
members OF the wedding party at his
omission or the word obey from
the service
Oddly enough. one of the COM
plants OF young Story in the divorce
court against his beautiful and VII
ful- heiress glse-Ma -IhAl-she had
refused 10. obey him. ......, a.,... ....-. .,
The newly welded couple expressed
intense relief when they discovered
that the minister had not dragged this
"bugaboo phrase" In their marriage
contract.
Warner Moore, friend of the
groom, acted as best man. and Will
liam NJ Sullivan. Mrs Forbes attor-
nev. gave the youthful bride away.
The marriage license obtained in
Greenwich. gave the age OF Mrs.
Forbes as twenty and that of Mr.
Forbes as thirty-hve. The bride.
wearing a smart coat suit OF white aud
blue striped CLOTH with chic white
straw hat. smiled happily as she
stepped inro the carriage waiting 10
take them to the station.
''At last she commented. II am
married 70 man whom | can admire
and respect"
VIII Go TO Europe.
The couple went to the 81. Regis
upon returning TO New York. where
they will remain. till they sail Sat
urday for Europe. where they will
spend their honeymoon.
AS late as yesterday morning Mr..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12

Stockholders In the Richmond
Washington Highway association Will
he notified shortly that a ten per
cent assessment on their subscription
has been levied, 10 be paid July 2sth-
This action WAS taken al tho meeting
Of the executive committee. held
yesterday in the Mutual building and
indicates that the work OF building
the highway Will begin by the first
OF August
AT the meeting yesterday were
President John Stewart Bryan. See
Rotary Robert II. Airport. Preston Bel
vim and Captain H. st Julien Wilson,
State highway commissioned.
After the regular routine business
had been disposed Of the committee
considered the case OF Caroline coun-
-ty--Thia- county. through which the
Richuaand Washington highway WILL
naturally pass. 10 debating the advfsa-
oility OF issuing bonds for sl25, 900
to improve the highways IN that sec
ton. The election will be held July
asrd and according TO the political
prophets there IL strong sentiment
against any road improvement Caro-
limo county citizens fear road improve
ment will bring too many automobiles
into the county and they do not like
the idea OF automobiles running over
the roads.
Automobiles In County.
or course not all the citizens of
Caroline county are opposed 10 auto
mobiles running over the county
pixies. Some OF them even own cars
but In one or two sections thu oppo-
sition is pronounced. so Col Richards
of Bowling Green, says.
Also. there appears TO be a little
jealous fear that Bowling Green may
benefit particularly IL the Richmond
Washington highway passes through
the county and that the money for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12

DABNEI SECRETARY

A bureau Of trade EXTENSION. whose
purpose II Will he To bring tn Rich
inond's )obhers and manufacturers
,ae from the Carolinas and other
parts Of the South that is now yoins
to Baltimore. Philadelphia and East
To Richr,,nd's progressive public
spirited institutions
The proposition for the esta biish
ment OF such a bureau was put ur
10 the executive committee of the
Chamber Of Commerce at its meet
ing yesterday aftaraoon. and al
ways alive 70 Richmord's interests
and realizing the value Of the pro-
posed institution, the executive COM
mittee promptly adopted it.
The new bureau or trade exten.
st1n Win he operated through the Of
flee OF the business manager OF the
Chamber OF Commerce, ana W. r
DahneN MIL act as Its SECRETARY and
treasurer~-sutfioien assurance that II
push and energy can make the move
ment go much of the volume OF the
trade that has been trending else
where VIII be diverted TO Richmond
the logical market for the Southern
merchant from every standpoint.
The resolutions creating the new
bureau, which were unanimously
adopted Yesterday. follow:
Outline of New Bureau.
Whereas the proposition to estab-
lish bureau Of trade extension for
the jobbinE and manufacturing In
terests of Richmond to he opera I ed
through the business managers once
of the Richmond Chamber of Com
merce. has been submitted, and
Whereas the Chamber wishes TO do
everything possible for the material
advancement of its members and the
city;
Therefore be II resolved by the
Chamber of Commerce. That the bu-
'reau OF trade extension be estab-
lished on the following conditions
First. That this bureau. comprised
iof members of the Cha mber, shall
he administered by a committee spe-
cially appointed for that purpose.
Second, That funds. to meet the
expenses incident to carrying on this
bureau OF trade extension, shall be
provided by the merchants and manu-
facturers who have subscribed their
names as members OF this bureau
Third. That the Chamber Of Com
nlerce. as a body. will cooperate In
every WAN posStpl6 10 make t1t
plans put In operation through the
bureau OF trade extension most effoc-
tive,
Fourth. That the business manager
viii act as secretary and treasurer for
said bureau OF trade extension.
Raiks @, Sidewalk Plan.
The only other matter to come be-
fore the committee was the Question
Of widening Broad street sidewalks
which has heen axitated In the body
FOR some time. There was considera-
BILE discussion pro and con with the
final result that the committee halked
u recommending the plan TO the
council with the dim light
.hst " commands. The auestior was
inally referred TO the streets. parks
and roads committee and the NUM-
ftpal committee Jointly to gather In
formation tending to lllumiue the cub
ect So rha, the chamber ~ commerce
tCnnttnued on aecond ruee.1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
Blond Boss Will Complete
Grafton Today Before
Vote Is Taken
/ SWAPS AN AUDIENCE
PACKED IN GALLERY
Bitter Attack Is Made by
Illinois Man on President
Taft, Roosevelt and
Newspapers

WASHINGTON, july u.-William
Lorimer, back to the wall and broken
in health. today took his last stand
in the tight for his seat In the United
States senate from Illinois.
Releasing his friends from all party
affiliations and disclaiming any bitter
ness toward those members OF the SEN
ate who voted against him IN hts first
night, he nevertheless INDUCED in
sharp criticisms Of President Taft,
Theodore Roosevelt and IA number who
have waged the fight against his right
to retain his seat.
Standing at the bar before the
chamber which was filled almost TO
capacity with senators and represen-
tatives, and before galleries which
were packed TO the aisles. the Blond
Boss" from Illinois. talked for three
hours with strength of sympathetic
appeal that swayed the emotions II
not the convictions of his audience
and sent the galleries away audibly in
sympathy with his cause
Speech 10 Dramatic.
Senator Lorimer's audience was in
turn intensely dramatic iudiciously
International and severely simple. From
the passionate fury OF a baitsd man,
he metamerphosed TO the appealing
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
NEARLY 100000
USED BY COLONEL
CoRTELyoU MAKES Pt BLiC
AMOUNT SPENT IN REPUBLICAN
CAMPAIGN OF 1904.
TRUSTS DID NOT HELP
BrT RARRTMAN AND CARNEGIE
WENT Down AFTER LARGE
SIMS TO AID IN r, rs
ELECTION.
TRUSTS DID NOT HELP
nut RARRTMAN AND CARNEGIE
SIMS TO AID IN r. H-'S
ELECTION.


WASHINGTON. july Ii The Re~
publican national com nittee In 1904
a ., onn noo ror ,ha poosa%-s,t
...,,. -,
p'es4uS''ia4 'ai'+pSisA
testimony given today by George Il,
Cortelyou. then chairman or the ma
.ta.t ov,,,,t,, . ~ saos,s -, "a
mittee 'hNes'is~'i"s 'aa1At''sh "H'fi-
buttons. All contributions. he said.
were received under rule that no
,aasxs -. ,ro,,iaa at,achaa - ,hsr,
tie told or the REJECTION OF one cor
trthuyion under this rule
"A wealthy rsan came 90 headauar-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
ONLY 4 LITTLE MORE THAN
FORTNIGHT AND VLRGINIAN,S
CONTEST WILL HAVE ENDED

Only little oyr two weeks. My. how
the time does fly. The Virginian's
grand free vacation tour contest will
come TO close July eth at 10
o'clock, no sooner and no later. As
the clock tolls off the hour of 10 ,ha
ballot box will he closed with a snap
II your ballots are not all in by that
hour they never will pe. There Is !,
certain fascination in watching the
days pHsa and seeing the vote stEIIrr..-
ings of the various contestants noun.
towards the sky. No predictions rs
yet can be made as 10 who the win
nerS will be, but We d. know mat
they will be the workers who ar.
persistent and wh. leave not one sion.
Snturned In their canvass for yotes
these remaining days.
Who the winners will be, Is ths
question on the lips OF everybody
The interest both In and ont Of
Rican1nud y -tntsnse. but as yer tAsIe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
OUT OF SYMPATHY WITH THE
ADMINISTRATION, MAYRESIGN
Reports Say That Herbert
Knox Smith, Member of
Famous Roosevelt Tennis
Cabinet, Is Ready to Quit

WASHINGTON, July ll.--Herbert
Knox Smith hasn't sent his resignu.
.ion 10 the white house as commits
sioher OF corporations. Neither haa
he minated to Secretary Sasel that
ne proposes 70 do SO. fsUf there
would be no great surprise, IL is said
tnoay, should MIR Smith make good
tte reports that are going the rounds.
Net that smith is regarded as lack
ias In the qualities OF a dutiful and
effective official. but In some respecs
ut lcast. he has been little In sym
ratty with The administration
smith and Jimmy" Garfield were
two Of the leading members Of the
Eoaseyelt tennis cabinet When
smith Was not digging into the affairs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12

Is no prophet or astrologer--no reader
or the astrolabe who can with any
certainty name the contestants who
VIII carry of the honors and the
prizes
Left Business 10 Nobody.
And Speaking of the business ut
prophecy recalls conversation con
corning prophets which took place
between Samuel Weller and his be-
loved father Tony Weller. TIL, IN
mortal Pickwick Samuel Tiers
patron and employer. had beea sent
TO the Fleet prison for n aeht. The
two Nellers were irving TO devise Il
way to protect him from the human
parasites who at that time Infested
the place, preAing upon the ianoceree
and credulity eli persons like Mr.,
P'ekwtth whom misfortune had
placed within their reach. He can't
{Eunt1saued On Third HngA.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
WILEY SAYS WILSON
WILL BE SELECTED

CHICAGO, I'LL, July tf.--'Wuson
and Marshall will carry the country"
declared DIR. Harvey w Wiley today.
He made an address to the National
Educational association. and it was
apparent that he talked politics
Wilson and Marshall will lead"
he said. Roosevelt will be second I
am convinced that Taft will run far
behind Roosevelt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
Ryan Says Will
Vote for Wilson

NEW YORK, July i1.---Thomas
fortune Ryan sailed for Europe
today on the steamer Americka
of the Hamburg American line.
He VIII be away two months and
was accompanied today only his
valet His son, Allan Ryan. went
10 the pier TO say good bye.
Asked to express an opinion
about the political situation.
Mr.. Ryan said he thought Cover
nor Woodrow Wilson had a good
chance of being the next prssi-
dent OF the United States
II shall be away two months
and when | get back I shall vote
for him." said Mr.. Ryan.
Asked IL he loved Mr.. Bryan.
the virginian delegate replied.
II love them all"
laughing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
Miss Anna Agnes Naey Who Is Making Active Canvass
Believed to Have Chance OF fredericksburg
ing State in Active Campaign

EVERETT WASH July llN
school taught school
Il
She edtto of
he
and mig
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-04-26
WILL SOON OPEN
HEADQUARTERS
FAULKNER GETS ROOMS AT THE
MAXWELL ABANDONED BY
LYTLE.

NASHVILLE, Apr. 25.-At.orrey
General Walter Faulkner, of Leba-
non, candidate for the democratic gu.
bernatorial nomination, arrived in
Nashville Tuesday and arranged for
the open!rg of headquarters here on
May IL. General Faulkner has Sc.
cureo looms II and II, Maxwell
House, used earlier in the year as
headquarters by Hon. Thomas B.
Lytle, Of Murfreesboro at that lime
candidate fer governor in the Yer.
trees Urinary Headquarters will,
be in charge os several friends If
General I.,likneI, and will open Up
just prior to the state convention,
which meets en- May Is.
General Faulkner left Tuesday
evening for Springfield He announc.
ed prior to his departure that he
would speak at Winchester, Frank.
I'm county. Saturday afternoon at
o'clock