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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

TWO rooms and private bath and other
FURNISHED rooms with board. South
Third. Phone Madison 1861.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR sale cheap, or will trade. s-room
house. acres of ground. on Ashland
car line near Greenwood Park. VIII
accept small car as part payment J
H.. care Times
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DU POINT EMPLOYEES
RUSH TO PETERSBURG
Tint Is Nearest Source of Liquor Sup.
ply, and There Arc Scores OF
Arrehts.

lSpecial to The mes-DispatchJ
PETERSBURG. VA. August 20
Following pay day at the Du Points
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good table. water. gas Swimming,
boating. etc. Folder photo. Rates on
application. Drawer L. Orange. Va
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DETECTIVES.

BURCH'S private detective eRency:
:. home office Park Building. Richmond.
Va
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AUTOMOBILES.

FORD touring car. 1914 model s275
Ford roadster, $3.50. Overland coupe.
$500. Maxwell roadster. s225. Cow
roadster. 500. We will demonstrate
any of the above cars. \. r. Tillar
1908 West Broad
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WANTED, porter for drug store Ap.
ply with reference. l.. T. Chelf, Har-
rison and Broad
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AUCTION SALES-To.Day
aEVALENTINE -AUcTloN~
X PHONE MADISON 1906 ~
9!a EAST BROAD 81
Fine Store Fixtures
TAYLOR & BROWN,
No. 913 East Main Street,
AT AUCTION.
MONDAY. AUGUST 30 1915

MONDAY. AUGUST so, 1915,
at 3:30 o'clock T.. NJ
we will sell handsome Oak Hat Case.
about Is feet long. with plate glass
sides. mirror end and quartered oak
wood; fine Oak Screens. with mirrors;
Benches, IL Foot Stools, Chairs, about
200 square yards 1nlaid Lineoleum, 2
cases. fine Plated Glass Street Show
cnse,. large Mirrors, Umbrella Case,
Cashiers Office, with mirror panels
Iron Safe. Roll Top Desk, TYPEWRITER.
Hat Conformer, Hat Pressing Outfit, 3
Ceiling and l Buzz Electric Fans, and
other fixtures.
All Of which must be removed i'm
N ediately. Sale positive. TERMS:
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days

BY McCURDY e. JOHNSON.
Mutual Building.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING; AT
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY
EIGHTH AND = STREETS.
In execution of a certain deed OF
trust. dated March %. 1907, and duly
recorded in Richmond chancery Court.
ID. b.. 1924, page SIS. as Is therein
provided In event OF default. tho under
signed as trustee Will offer for sale,
upon the premises.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 3.
at l.. NJ.
the real estate conveyed by said deed
Tho house has about rooms lot
fronts % l-2 feet on Twenty Eighth
Street and runs back along p Street
1874 feet to an alley.
TERMS: Cash as to an amount SUI
lcient TO pay off all delinquent taxes
expenses Of sale and balance due On
bond of S3I7. residue payable at 10
months. negotiable notes secured by
trust decd
II. y. McCURDY
Trustee
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LOST, on Main street, between T.wolrth
and Fourteenth Streets, one tan dress
suitcase containing ladies and chill
drens clothes. Reward If returned 10
600 East Main street or phone Madison
$3.50. Mrs. w. Is. Robinson
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WANTED-Farms.

TWO men want to rent farm any
where within miles Of city. Address
6 "a care Times Dispatch.
competent men. familiar with farms
anh farm lands in their locality, to list
farms for sale with US. and act as our
representative. We will do the adver-
Using and allow liberal commission on
sales. Good recon- m"ndations required.
Raah & Co. Inc, Mutual Building. Rich
lnond. Va.
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WANTED-ReaI Estate.

LIST your farms with ]. A. Connolly
& Co. Write postal for necessar,
blanks
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. Sunday morning. near Lomhardv
and Grace, white fox terrier. with
brown spot on back and black face.
answering 10 the name Colonel Rc
ward Phone Madison l2.2-J
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SITUATION wANTED-s1a,e.

WANTED. employment In or near cit,
for white and colored boys. II 70 II
years of age. Juvenile Court OF Kich
mond. Room .. City Hail. Phone Ran
dolph 622.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

Mrs. l. c. Detwiler and Mrs. J. 3.
Pollock went 20 Monmouth Thursday
90 attend a meeting OF the missionary
societies OF that city.
Eli Hiuigoss OF North Henderson
was a guest az the home OF his sister.
Airs Ida Hudson. the first OF the week.
Mrs. Sarah Swanson OF Joy was the
CUES, OF Aledo friends Thursday.
The Misses Pearl and Ethel Varney
OF Pennington attended the wedding
of Miss Edna Desch and Orville Mel
son Wednesday,
Mrs. J. r. Histed and daughter En-
iiy of JOY were guests at the home of
Mrs. II. n. Davis Wednesday.
Fred Stevens OF New Boston was an
Aledo visitor Wednesday.
". l.. Miller OF JOY was a business
visitor in Aledo Thursday.
Miss Dora Shields of New Boston re-
turned home Wednesday after visiting
her sister. Mrs G. H. Moore Mrs.
Moore and baby accompanied her
home.
Mrs. L. r Turner left Wednesday
for her home in Riverton. New Jer-
sey. after making a six weeks visit
with her mother. Mrs. Allie Kramm
Mrs. :. NJ. Tudor went 10 Davenport
Thursday 70 visit az the home OF Mr..
and Mrs G. y. Winger and before re-
turning home she will visit Mrs \ Z.
James in Rock Island.
Miss Mauds Swearingen went TO
Vioia Wednesday 10 visit at the home
o. her uncle. a NJ Forsythe. She
also attended the prenuptial shower
for her cousin. Miss Bertha Forsythe
given At the home OF Mrs N. Z. Peters
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Lowry and daugh-
ter. Miss Ethel. spent Thursday in
Davenport
John Gustafson and sister. Mrs.
Minnie Gustafson. left Thursday for
Champaign. where they will spend
week with their brother. Prof y. r.
Gustafson-
William Carson Goddard died az his
home near Pomeroy March :. aged so
years. months and DAYS. Mr. Cod
dsrd. second son OF John and Mercy
Goddard. was born Dec. 5. 1884. at
Woodbury.. New Jersey. lie, with his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

sister, Mrs C. c. Rutherford near New
Boston.
Mrs. Bert Curry Of New Boston
spent Wednesday at the home of her
sister, Mrs. John Kennieut. who is ill.,
F. NJ. Kiddoo of JOY and sister Mrs.
Villa Essley OF Gilchrist. arrived home
the first of the week from PaOla, Kan.
where they had attended the funeral
of their sister, Mrs. Alice Kiddoo Gil
more.
Mt and Mrs. N. Sullivan Of Gales
burg visited here the first Of the week
with Mr.. Sullivan's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Sullivan. and other rcla'
tives.
Mrs Frank Lennon Of joy spent
Wednesday here with her parents. Air.
and Mrs. Erie Hawkinsou.
Mrs. Arch Sharer and Mrs. Kenneth
Underwood of Norwood spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. Sharer's mother.
Mrs. VI. L. Cortland
Mr.. and Mrs John Fender and life
tie daughter Of Viola were guests here
at the home Of Mr. Tenders mother,
Mrs. J. 0. Fender, the first of the
week.
Miss katherine Winders went 10
Galesburg Wednesday and Joined her
mother. Mrs. George Winders. vino
has been i'll in the GaIesburg hospi-
tai for several weeks. They left That
evening for their home in Indianapoli=,
Ind.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

se1ses. of ffr 90 games played r.zff
e.rr Won ana three .aFt coz fa~
.eFe- E~re pose rr. r.rr '"Ht t1
Rock ts.rrt es. school, $3.50 aet e
80. and ..e other rI FruraEar. 90 y
T.- tafsf rlaHrr Col. B1.r-r made rsr.
go as asa.r.f Dos ~aI- rE their Hrrr
Hrr.s
Albert Farm ana 90. rf Dorothy wore
uHe.ress visitors Dol little fnrE Wel-
ressar
81 U saeats and see,t Ur1f were
business visitors 500 Ur1ue't. Thurs
tay.
"a. o. WUifs wt1 trs been H..f0re
800 aaI Hrs C~arlr Boom. sent f1
Jos WrIrrr1ag efFrs He rH spend
tTe DAYS Dee expects tH 'ra.r rryf
week Cor shaH. ,fGrf. rfr-a He uiT
make alT bone
y January election az fHa rrrlh.l
can voters of Mercer township efI He
rr.J az tEr court house .u N'.au on
che afteruo1r OF Saturday March 20.
1Er highway conr aeITusr Cor district
so g. one school trustee AZ the rr.
mary election ttr following persons
are appointed 'r ace o. judges jos
~. 90 ..HHN.....|a ma H.H q
uaaf7rl. ,ftTr Geraldine Emerson
aad EraI Anderson are appointed 90
ace as CLERKS % said election.
Hv Vs. rs Wells ard Nrs q O.
s~1'f sprat Thursday with friends IN
Alexis
Sire o.. G u-ageft ana =ra1idauzh.
Ger. 1t.ss Efaei Crawford. ueut 20
Heprw~'i Friday 90 sFerd the day
aifa Miss Crauf1rt.E parents AR and
'irs i. crau ford. Who celebrated fhsIr
-tE eFtt.Gs aarifrrssrF on that dtv
The death o. Nfrs MARY EaEiu Gun
r.eFharr. che uif~ % uT William =.
81. Cgc1. rEhsn % Cficasr. took place
st tEF.r bose or March 8 after q brief
liress from pueumruia- she vas the
f1-9FTsf talshffr OF Mr ard Nrs
fUEa u Eatiu o. tlrfe She vas
born near tfis ci'y on June 20. 1873.
ace uas af ere fiaTT % Der death AGED
Go years. q uoufts ard daVs Mrs
Cgen.aElas7 was eruaaatrd from fhe
tte.4o hisa rceoo, in thr class q 1897
srt iaf~- aftrrfrd Monmouth COLLEGE
Cor e. tirr~ uhFrr she pursued literary.
rsEsieat nrt arr course She vas
married o. Oct e.. tsG7. Co Dr Gun
alsshau. ukr. uifh r-r utfir sos
VILLAS sakla. ts isu 90 mourn her
death. On szr,F tlfr tf-s CunnlrElar-
h~csrr~ = siernhrr % thr ra.f~d Pre-
hytsriza eaarch o. Alseo ala later
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

parents. came TO Illinois and settled
near Keithsburg in 1850. He enlisted
in Co. G. I24th Illinois volunteer in
fautry. NJ New Boston and was mus
tered into service at Springfield on
Sept. L. 1862. He participated in all
the campaigns OF his regiment and
was honorably discharged at Chicago
sept 10, 1865. He was united in
marriage to Mrs. Sarah J. Sterling at
Mobiles chapel on March I. 1859. To
them was born one son. Frank w.
who resides at JOY. Besides his wife
and son he leaves one step-daughter
Mrs. :. a. Willis OF Aledo. one broth
or, Charles :. Goddard of JOY, four
sisters. Mrs. Hannah Sheats of JOY
Mrs. Rebecca Willis of New Boston,
Mrs. Eliza J. Dean Of Rockham. S.
d., and Mrs Maggie Ashbaugh Of
Philadelphia, also four grandchildren
and three at-grandchildren to
mourn his death. He was a member
of Warren Shedd post, No. 262. G. A.
r.. OF Aledo. In 1867 he Joined the
Methodist church and remained q
faithful member until his death Flu
neral services were held from the
Methodist church in Nillersburg We'd
nesday. March 10, conducted by Rev.
\. o. Jones. assisted by Rev. Abram
Jaggus of Sunbeam. Burial was in
the Millersburg cemetery.
Mrs. Charles Finch went 10 Gales
burg Saturday to spend the weekend
with her son, Boyd Finch, who is at
tending Knox college.
Mrs. ". c. Galloway left Wednes-
day for Chicago to make a few weeks
visit with her nieces. Mrs Fred Troy
and Mrs. Anna Taylor.
AIRS }. n Minor went to Viola We'd
nesday 10 visit her daughter. Mrs. r.
l. Cooper
DR.. J. D. McKelyey OF Moline at
tended the funeral o. Mrs. W. j Gun
ningham held here Wednesday.
Mrs frank Smith OF Keithsburg
came Wednesday TO spend a few days
with her daughter. Mrs. J. a Allen.
p II. Henderson of Keithsburg Wis
tied friends in this city Thursday.
Miss Nerle Barr arrived home Fri
day from a few days visit with her
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

transferred her church membership 20
Che Second rEHed Presbyterian con
-r.ss..rH r. Ch.caz1. in whose fellow
ship Quo remained until her death.
''r. Cunningham leaves t1 mourn her
death .r her Chicago home her hus-
band aH. .H and her husbands par
onto. She also survived by her own
parents. h'- aud Airs. John D. Eakin
r. Nir'H and two sisters. Mrs. William
Allison of Aledo and Mrs Andrew Ait
E.u OF Colorado Springs. Col Funeral
services were conducted in Chicago by
t1r pastor ot the Second United Pres
ftfer.lH church. Rev W. 4. Pollock.
ur Monday evening. March s. Brief
services were conducted at the home
OF hrr parents by Rev. J. r. Pollock
of tisd1 ON Wednesday. March l0.
Burial HaE bob the Aiedo cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

- 49,. gJs.f-rs asf brother.
...-. -. 49,. IL. 49,. $500
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4, .'.s.-l-
80 49,, 49, e--r s4 frs-
.-st. .s.....f... IL. sr.-f AZ. sf4. alfs
....... III. - tfr. f.f-f Taea.
49, 49, ..-.-.-. 81. l.rr.t.t
1901 i. 49,. r.....
f+-.. tr...-..- ,-f r--f waters
.......... Il. ~. 5000 ~ I...... ..s
,,..s...., Il. &c.,. ..-f.5
-. Ia r.-... ~ .f4-r4s.ss .ss
-. y. .---.f /. 81. v--Fs 1r.ea ser
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.s....-s.....f... d. n.t-r. .r ..-
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1900 49,. ....sI r.--rsas az ss-
S..osr.f f.I..... r.-r..-s arf r4..sr
-, s.-If La, .l-e..4.a .s.. ee-t
,gd s-rfss..f fsrr ea- aaH aaar1.
,r..---. 5000. 49,. erf d. .-.f aa
-. -. s-es IA fF ff fr
vr... ff-..a ff..y r...a U-fr .-.rrffg
ssr rasraa.. 1fs.4.. where ss- vHl ss-af
a maof4 vlrf n-r .aass. EIrs 1 ff.
etetaa- ar-.,..r tI... e#sr Sow U.sl
..trg ana J..tsa..seee U U before s..
,..ssa,. B..r.-
yf4s s..s.s .Ier.r.s.... Of E-a.
yalsas.r fes ,frs f.. EaEae af
,f,bs 4-rrrr-.r .. r.-.r homes .4r.r.
~. frr-r ......-s al ..- home .r ...
80 tf-s ta.f54s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

aa. f.- rr-ef-z eF che Baker 9rrses
eco -ererr vas srt Hf .f- ePzta
m Nrtfrrt t'H.s uH. .rt
rl FH Has.rra eFsr srs.a. of astra-
r.ar re-e. returned E4 Err e1ar la
E.srrar saturday
r.rs ID. s Ere.r W fH
EHee fsa-E "Wednesday. eeerr she
H-r r f NHreFaa ..-.
a1 YES FeEgrr.rE .arr t-Hw Cow
Harss. visit wirs relatives .a C.aFs
t.rr p1 cad .r t..~ Island a.ra Die
daughter $685. w. o. Porter
Tr= ree.al.rse voters or Mercer
eaarry a. eeIf "a convention ,a Nlrt1
rta-sftr. March, g. tr tEr eraafl
ea.rt raru lr sse celr. house tar che
rarr9s- OF sF-s-tirF tH DELEGATES to
fEf~rl f.~ eHrrerf.or OF fr@ frgr.
feeefr lrf.-fr district J. coo state OF
U.aa.s te ee trtl ia Eses island on
frarch co
a tr- osec-rrt ateEt G. o'clock sat
rr1aT me~r rs or frr E11rBn Brpfh-
ers fnp.erref store or West sTsFrft
street Ta~ erF e1mpaGv vas called
Hrf saved ere halairz tut tEF farm
lss1.emrets are t1EEtes werr badly
t1aaFrt
W-s y r. Hrssetfr- returned 90 her
tam~ tr Cls-issgor Wedussdag after
efslflaE ere past week with frr son.
Prot o. g. uoststirr
ffrs Charles WrCbssreT rrd N.ssFs
tlaIta gertorr ard Ctr,ssiss Niu,-
as.st we're visitors ia che sri-e.tirs
rurs.tsv
= very pretty wedding Occurred a.
enc beefe 10 Ntr ara Wrs r.. y ursca
st aeer W~t--sssr. WErcF 90 VEFr
tsefr tagEerrr. Kiss Ezra. became che
F~G= % urvU1r b. Ne,sor % I1F
TIE r.ez service vas performed sr
Rev. r. p waotg ia ts~ rF~sssc~ %
fs relatives ass frfTrfs TIE trfGe
Gel a eradicate o. Nlst1 ttEh s-soof ard
% N.seatles Normal sct1of and has
seeE very ssecsssrgf tesetFr 10
wr-r~r caacty HfF Ns,scu is a. Boz
tl-ssrielas yesnz fzF@~~ tvisE Gear
TEV fr arf w-s Netsrr trfs for
CHirass. waers sesy esu speed rru
ssvs utsh frfes9s TEev wu b. az
bone tr teet~ frfeeGs after Ner 2 oa
tseF esrra. seetEusss q teV
tiiss tiazsl uassee of Cai~slgrE tfs.
fs4 fhs erss OF tss week etFh see
Eraasperv-ss. ttr. aaf wrs. w. q.
L~nfsfsr
TIC Ntsfr hisE seher. taskssssff
team sas zs@s a. sav ale Fscost ia.s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
o boat destroyer to

fat top speed on tho lookout FOR the
enemy m o. an anxious and nerve
wearing task. bat thc officers aud men
are standing the strain well. Unlike
soldiers iu times 90 peace. the navy
Haa always been uu duty-aiways pre-
pared for the unexpected.
Tho mosquito fleet OF submarines
and torpedo boat destr1ycrs that Is on
patrol duty operates largely from Har-
arr Or uas from Harwich that the
dssfraysrr u. tra -L." class SET forth
fr do battle vtH che uuigsky four
German destroyer that were stealing
down rIa Dutch coast supposedly 10
channel
Toe ff I.EHf cruiser IKE the
NrafHgaH make lfrir home or Chat
Hau and ShCeruTsE rltHam. by the
rar. hos been harder lIt by tle war
rlaH ans other town iu England. Tho
l..f1frd AbHlti-. ffuEus and Greasy
end EHlHErE belonged Goo Chatham.
arI HUeu these vessels sent down
GrT eaE Chatham into the deepest
mourn .see loss OF these ships
made over eco thousand widows and
faar thousand orphans la Chatham
rl tH~ adjoining towns ~ Rochester
asF gHiuEHam-
rae t.s chips af che main fleet when
they waEt g. serious oyrrhaulinE ur
ar.H ru Hr patched up after a scrap.
rar .afH rHr rrv base af Bosyth. on
H.r F.r. Of Forth. a iew mile. above
Edinburgh Tho -rsat danger 90 the
bios CO. anchor or in dock 90 Rosyth
81. frr h.aa.us up tE spies or Zeppc- .
..rs a- .stmar.uFs OF fsc great Forth .
bridge Were fliF huge structure de- .
Ha.iH..# HrTrta would be- blocked /
H.fH t.r debris probably until tbc end /
FOL. t.. war
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

! La stfs aaar are every kind nf craft
$1,000 -..-.-.5--..f.o--r... -f-r
..-.
arw7r. and terir Erraf iFiHea i
fr1au.as from their fgrrrfE ua tar
srse- deck. LONG earrf battle e-r.r.
80 el-a armsr afag.r ar fEIe. 90
.rrr.- E.=rrr sister, and rra suns ar
fa4Hr f.t astr "a .arrf chat r4Hf
leave f.a terfe.afe. behind lr s race
.F r- asarr. duration. r.a#r.ae rfee~.
..fsafl-s r1-1-f1 la-r. and destroy.
e-- ~-rfr r4 steal rerr arfer cover
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
CLUB DISCUSSES
CONGRESS- MEET
ssoAo~NV ~Es coSsfoER LEc
fsLArtos ~psfcrf - sAssEo
Aao - ruRNEo 1oUs
gsr-lGr psnsF - cs4rs-f P--ss~s-s
- 60 -farn-cersfi.-~~ss-f
oarr~~ ~ l.. a. Wzcae~

TIE ree@rs sesatca az rrr F-ras Frf
VIA Il naa arcomgf Fl7iL uas fr
ln-rns far a.sseaslaoa AL sae uasl. b
ness.a9 o. ere areafwaT Maaa eia1
iast Ei4hs TIE rlsns5ers we're r.trTrs
~ r. q wocaae president re- tar ~.
FanfzaElGn fnHsrr Has served al.
70 fhs fecarafle1s beng ager1-
9rfasa. 20 a. parrt@es cav Green .-7
erusal and eE~r a~a~ae.~s rserE -T
80 aeeasf6n we've servaf
IN fhr aHar.arsf1e vHIeE followed fer
Gnaer o. or a. H@e reviewed -.~
rnerne aes Fff~s ~ roerrass Ir
eral vas lrr A. flo~e spoke nr r.r
fsr,~a-r o. r.. 81 fsr ea,sG.r5. .a- Era-
ffaa ant fae rresenr rr. tl.are ~ .rF
r'n,f~d gfaF-e Wrr cations fee1ef ere
vaf~r O. q Cree eoraaserte- or paat
eTscf ierit.ati1n ttf Haf on business
anf D. ~. Iarea spoke ~ ere 1l-af.frrs
congress Failed ~ sast at fle present
session. faelas.tsz eraei1t.1a. He
aa@ass su'rrux- aaf aGi1 ger-hrss e.i.r.
FaifowfrF ere tFrrseaIae. r~ui
other u@u4nera gave short TALKS IS
faasf 10 ar Pastries vas rrrlrt To-
r alsnfL ire mrefIGf vas ~ &
tented aaa one ef rae most ra.aa
ne rius has h-'f fHfs year
Election N-et w-es1s
Ns me arFr me--aE Np- d. @
saaanf election er orrerrs Eut b~ rr.f
rh~ iaaies are rorff1IF irrIfrf to H.
ren6 ne session ard fsr reala-'.trr n
charge ia r5aEfsE br~uarts.1es f7r "a
Bfic nsssh-rfcf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

fa-frr Marco es=rae British pub.
rlr ls .a a.a1st 1ftrr tFnaraurr of tf~
~ -rraEaaFe rf r joan 1rilicre
nIs.sF sra.asa aEl-1 "a ssE GAYS o.
fore fsr brr.rrtsE OF Gro vac steamed
sunF f-ru s1trrFs1 isle 90 WiEtf.
a-f as rer Here been seen. fs IL
now asr ta Nr e1rts 90 W'rsF1c
".ererH. r-es Tore ~ fHr admiralty.
s1a-a .--e .s ss~ gray n.stf at tsr
E.~fs Sea-
H gov rrrsa-s fri taaf9~. arFrtrr.
af Hr fH Et.'rrsF ert
a-es5aee- editors. traV ere wrFrr
ssaa-s er fss E-Fas ssrt. AeaiFai
par r.raF FrTs. COO f'ss s-Hrs.
~ses have .rfsrsaf H.H f.es 90 estFs
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-28

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. February q
The indication OF time has long been
one OF the most important factors in
the history OF the world. Even the
primitive peoples had some crude meth
DDS OF telling time. usually by the sun.
ana one of the first implements used
Tor the purpose was vertical pole
stuck in the ground to establish the
noon mark. Representative types OF
early housekeeping apparatus and
mechanisms from various countries are
TO be seen In the United States Ma
tional Museum. at Washington. u. &.
This collection consists Of permanent,
ana portable sund!als. hourgiusses
time candles and lamps. n larg. series
or watches and watch movements and
clocks, including water clock OF the
seventeenth century.
Among the sundials which are. per
haps the best known OF IN" .nrly time
indicators, Is a model OF one used by
The MontaSnaiS Indians OF Canada con
sisting OF a pole set vertically, the
shadow OF which was marked IN the
snow by each hunting party TO ;udi-
cate the time OF it's arrival to the
indians who followed. thus making tn.
passage OF time calculablc. other In
tcrestinH specimens are brass and
ivory pocket sundials OF tn. fifteenth
and sixteenth centuries. There is also
ring dial which. when held vcrt!-
cally, permits the stin TO shine through
q small hole on one side OF the rim and
register the hour on seal" on the Op-
posite side. Vertical and horizontal
dials from many countries and lati-
tudcs, dating from the nftccnth TO the
twentieth centuries, ar. represented.
one of the most primitive time re-
cordinH devices employed by the Chi
nese and Japanese was knottcd wick
about two feet In length which
smoldercd without breallin. into
flame. and Indicated the passage OF an
hour 10y the time consumed I'm burning
between two knots. King Alfred Is
credited with having established a
system whereby twclvc-inch wax can
dies were divided into equal distances.
relatively a third Of an hour being re-
CURED TO burn an Inch. y candle OF
this type, hu, only ten inches im
length. is exhibited IN the museum col
lection.
Philippe H., OF Spain. is supposed 10
have used an oil lamp for indicatinc
time. the decrease in tn" amount Of
oil being shown by graduattons ON tho
glass reservoir 1t was designed cs-