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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
WILL MOVE UP CLOCK
SATURDAY NIGHT
second baptist Church Adopts tniuue
Idea to Prevent Confusion in
Services Easter Morning.

Mex, sunday being Easter. wncm
everybody is supposed to so 10 church.
even il they are not regular church
attendants, there ia . great deal of
inquiry as to the hours the city
churches will observe und.r tho dag
ligh, saving !aw. which goes into q
feet At o'clocl; Sunday morning.
At least one church has adopted {
schedule in patriotic compliance with
the new time law. After th- rcgUla"
prayer meeting service al tho Second
Ba pits: Church last nigh. u business
conference Of the church. Was hold to
settle the matter. III" following v"so-
luton was passed by unanimous vote:
I'm order that the Esw l;"""-n as
tho daylight saving law. which viii
20 into effect next SUNDAY morning.
shall wr"l; a@ little confusion ms po.-
i'll" in our church wor<;
"Ee i; resolved rha: the Second Eap-
caN% regard The l.w and .nc mex.
tins. - THAI eni II IS hereby ordered
that TIM church c!o,.. shs' ae moved
M o1r hour next Saturia. n'2n.. ann
that tn" sunday s""l IS TN this churcit
shall. l." hold next sunday and 'hn"c
after - the usual hours. as 'h"y hall
then =" designated hy .hc lU1k:
that Is. as follows: sunday school at
$50. p;'cochng a it and o'Hirck and
II. Y. i. l. meeting ut : n'cio.a
Tile members Of the sunday school
and the church arc urg"H 20 change
thci" tim"piccrS IN The sumo manner
at tho same time. aHd % he nrnmpi
on sunday in Attendance upon an o.
til" services n The designated hours.
hccord.N" I" 'h" new order of things
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
Terrifying Itching Causes
Continuous Torture

DO you sometimes feel like
you will scream if you do not
get relief from the tOrmenting
and terrifying itching and irri-
Eating burning that makes YOU
feel like your very skin is
ablaZe?
Possibly your disorder has
not reached the torturing stage
as yet, but there are thousands
of victims OF skin diseases that
know too well the we'll nigh I'M
endurablc pain that comes from
cruptions, irritations, pimplcs,
boils, ulcers, eczema, psoryasis,
carbuncles and the numerous
other forms of torment that at
tack the delicate tissues of the
skin.
The only proper method of
treatment for any disease is a
remedy that will reach its
source. that will remove its
cause, and not simply palliate
its symptoms. Every form OF
skin ailmcnt comes from q col
ony OF millions upon millions
of tiny disease germs that infest
the blood. Naturally, then,
these germs must be cradicateG
from the blood before Il cure
can be expected.
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OVER THE TOP
ARTHUR GUY EHiPEY,
An American boy Who Went.
sCopyriEht. 1917. by Arthur Guy Empsy.

I lie remained thcro all night. listening
TO the sound of the guns. and ever
praying, praying that his useless life
would he spared.
AS dawn began to break. he could
discern little dari; objects protruding
from the ground all about him.
Curiosity mastered his fear and he
crAwIcd to one OF the objects, and
there. III the uncertain light. he read
on a little wooden cross:
Pie. IL. S. Wheaton. No. 1870, First
London ResI X. +. Killed in action,
rcace)
When il dawned on him that he had
been hiding all night IN cemetery.
his reason seemed TO leave him. and
mad desire TO be free from 1t all
made him rush madly away. falling
some and trairpling others under his
feet.
In hs flight. he came 10 an old
French dugou;, half-cavcd in. and par
;!ally filed with Shiny and filthy water.
Like fox being chased by the
hounds. he duckcd into this hole, and
threw himself on pile Of old. empty
sand bags, wet and widowed. Then
unconsC iCusncsS.
On ,hc next day, he came to; far
distant; voices sounded in his cars
Opening hts eyes. in the entrance o,
the durout he saw a corporal and TWO
men with fixed bayoncts.
The corporal was addressing hiln:
Get ur YOU whit.-livc:cd hiishtcr,
Curse you and the day YOU ever Joined
- Company, spelling their Zinc record.
It'il he YOU up against III" wall ana
good job too. &c; hold % him.
mon. and ii he mates a break. give
him the bayonct, and send il home. the
cowardly sneak. Come on. you, move.
-. Yl,,e,
enough"
Lloyd trembling and weakened by
his long fast, to,tered out. assisted by
soldier on each side OF him.
They took him before the captain. but
could set nothing out OF MIN but:
For Gods sake, sir don't have me
shot. don't have me shot"
The captain utterly Disguised with
him. sent him under escor, 20 division
headquarters for trial Ivy court
martial, charged with dcseriicn under
fire.
They shoot deserters in France
During his trial. Lloyd sat as one
dazcd. and could put nothing forward
IN his defense. only an occasional
Don't have me shot"
HIS sentence VAS passed: TO he
shot at %:SS o'clock on the morning OF
May IS. 1916" This meant that he had
only one more day 10 live.
lie did not realize the dwfulncSS OF
his sentence. his brain seemed para
ly2cu. lie knew nothing %; his trip,
under guard. in ~ motor lorrV TO tia"
sand Jagged tSuardroom in the village,
where he was dumped on the floor and
Left. while sentry with . :iXcd hayo-
net paced up and down in front OF the
entrance
Emily beef. water and biscuits were
lott beside him for his supper.
f. ssn,1 fvt
MS came lhSi"" ana Sh"oh MIN ny the
"houi"eF' SAVING IN II KIND voice:
thing. feu'li feel better. Don't give
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ll.ANTNNs NNrlONAl. EAMk.

Richmond. VA. March ~ 1915
III" directors OF ,his bank have tn-da s.
declared q guaT;"ri; !ividtnd OF po- cent
tho inst three months. payable to share
holders Apiil !. ltls. checks Wall H. mailed
CONWAY H. GORDON
aEAi.En rroposa;s io' fnrnishin. ihe cen.
$nrinics for IT, quarter n"6lu,siaG Apri
rcrr!N"l a. iho hospital uut! T. 81 hr:it
~ u4aitiau to the usual puarte.i, sup
pics We request Wa. ON /. 800 tons ,.,,i,
Cd. = e. Is, -. NJ. steam coal. ANA 10" ton.
moro rr ic+H. anthracite. Coat "a 10
.iysrcd ~ horr!4i s'i.ng on rrr'uis--
Tor ; % / ,.cmtMs n, II" discretion al tn"
special hnIr'- 81! Hupr!i"- To u- delivered
~ the hotiIial rtorc. free %: oharg-
'Thc spccHt! hoard cscTy-s tho right %
l"s OF aricts I-z!rrn nay BE- ort4ineL ::
he hospta! from s J. i:rr,r.
n us cs..!nnE. at......s or waxing moo
DARK nOnrs made light Misunderstanding. call
Iilnlnlrh $40 M.i,Laln .laln,sor,.
:-h"mpopn@ IInird-"syir-
HUGHES IA!EDHEESi:;C; pNHLURS.
200 Eor,h fh.rd STREE.
al Kinds a.d all KIND ~ luwn mo. O. ~
Fharpcncd. :. Reeves Barber supply Co.
~ Wrat Iiroal Street.
CRAFT, ROYAL. r!ANO rO!ISH Will.
~; MAE" Y4Gh FiAT9 Looi; LIKE %EM;
TIANO co. rs %OKTu SECOND ST.
~ Non have diamond t" buy. sell. cx-
change. or r"mount. or old gold "a sell
o. exchange. bs!US IL to !. r. Allen X Co.
Jewellers. Fourteenth and Main Streets
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nc VII OF !Icha?d @ Ncllcv has
just been probated in the Circiit, Coi,r,
Of ficnrico County tho widow. iclli.
T!i!er Kelley, and the American Trus,
Company qualifying as executors. Nj.
Kelley conducted a successful dairy on
his farm north Of Richmond. Tho
estate was valued 4, SIS 900. Ali o,
which under his VII, will go to hi,
widow in fee s!mDlc
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LOST AND FOUND.

.tNtp fIliE--i.ust. ono whit. y.Ir. Nl,-i
aud tire with EoNv Gates iirc. l:-y.LrI -
r-tirncd }. .. SCOT iIChn"ri Dairy.
hAG-:i."St on SI,urd.y. II gun metal ha';
uu broad ~ Harrison streets Ec.yart.
II returned 70 Tines. Disp'roh.
Lost, AT .'.n"r.ou CLUB pla t.uu!U rinp WITH
".c 'hian rink per. set "n e!th." Sic"
with small diamonds GENEROUS rowan. e.
returned I" l.. >: ii'lni,cr. iuIlts,t. t'"uit.
80, North Davis Avenue.
M,1.;MEI- Lest T".5,,toy; Is,ween Milier, =
Cr from ;her' 20 Highland Paris, On E"-th
side car. three - . III ia roll r!t!i rubber
;TOuuu it. Please call Miss Lear. Madison
iI@i-I o. 1851 Reward
lIN-l.osi. Saturday uturuIuE. March -.
clover leaf pin, three pearls ana diamond.
Ia center, SGT iu piU tiuum Reward II
turned 10 Sii2 East Eroad. Madison: $50.
i'IN-t.us: sapphire ana r"arl bar ril Mon
'i,y evening. Reward. IiauO"lrh &i.3-w.
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SI'ECIAI. NOTICES.

TO my friends and the public I do M, a,
shoe repairing for shoe stores Ii you wunt
III. 10 d. your work. please send IL direct
or call Randolph G.st J. q Ie,n,,I a,s
North Fiith street N' -
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NI.D NDA.lMLNN YKIsw ~.

Richmond. Va. March - 1918
The directors ui :h.s ColnaaE! have Tits
ia! declared dividend al : pc: cont CA
The capital stock 81 TINS aIpany. payable
April ). 1915, 10 stockhnlhers OF record
March - 1913.
*. Il. SLAUGHTER
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

march 5 !.is
TN. hoard Of directors ~ tho Richmond
trust ANA Savings oomp.,us ih;s dag do
c!4rod a Guart"rI" uiV.i"uI Of l., per
!nSs OF I'll" quarter. paya' Apri! l. 1918.
u Stockholders OF record "ipar OK hu.i-
March -. 1915. Checks will no mailed
H. j. Wll.ll<GIlARI. J:I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28

N \ = 40. Hc p-Is aha mccHaa.,, for az
iA"u!.e i"r.lr work llc4p.rs Inus,
GOOD drivers "a well is hat.us E.oI 20
-Np-rIcu0e NnrK.u. cars, ana must
~ -t-'lass. wages :DC helpers iron, l.s,..
zoe Per hour and NEE harics from .nr 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28

WlREMEN- Wanted. fou
experienced, outside wiz
men. Apply at once to O
flee Of the Constructs
Quartermaster Mechanic.
an d Electrical Enginee
Camp Lee, Va.
s$-a'5
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS

-, L;-,-i!yp.lrtcd U,la life March 20.
sst ls"c A1 u Mna eT r 5y$S"Sf
usasrs 'rai a onS nSnr1 ,her iSss fo"'
n" MnI M1s Zines 49,. c. iiSnlns and Mr. j.
i,sS OF saanto aud H. H. S'I inSr. of ,h,:
SanSt% NH I liz .p MTs fi,s t MICH
T Tarn Afr'H sni5 Gh = rSiso O'Clock from
a RHHS Ghnr ys Nh AXE r,TGS ,ro'" A"
",gl9ci,. t2tGr,nc,lt "a. ;l,,m"rord.
MA .I!;.,,n, .-.Dcl; aro l.ny $3.50 r. NJ.
rya" "Jya' Eo pu Gi o@s MN,l ie9oHG i
n,S tort, , ,s,X,n year he IL snrv,St l.,
'hrs" hrgthe!s ana u.rcc sisters
r "ns;G ras $50 nnT!, chqrSn
NElSoN.-,-pied. at Nashville renn
pneumonia. WILLIAM l.. NELSON, Of This
Funeral notice later.
6 VI ciiNi,r.Es s NSxMr ri." in IA n H.
5@s,r M ,IsE% JOG T. %"%
oSy Mrs j. uiilv Na"] one M Son. Fra;
- mmI %m ,r hr"ihSr J. NJ N.m@cl: and ~"
cratic soldier: serving through; Tic en,trc War
- ,es nSn,h H!rSinia J9ya.ry' SHfl,y
u" VAS ono Of the oiI"s, bakers III IL cI,"
hayimg boon In |" l;romm's clnr!or for
HICKORY Camp. No g. IL q II
funeEat from the obuvc residence FRI
NV. N"rch -. at .';a "'ol""R
t',bi.-pi"d. a. h"- residence. .IiS Decatur
Si;""i. -, O'clock. March ., l"lS. ~ Ar
i!Gnei, lEKiDAy in Goochlanl Count.
l't't% EN DIED. "Wednesday. Nlarch - -
2 o'clock +. NJ. at TIA" r"sdc'.c" al hcr
dyuEht'r. Mrs. William Rage Dame. Bui:i.
,n"ro Md MRS. srE"nf;S iTTNEY.
SNSNi..t-Di"u. wednesday,. March -. lGiS.
MIR JOSEPH ShSSEN. from E.s a.i'hyN.
l., lion. a. 90 North Fifth street :udS r"-
.h'rnri from rh.mp's undertaking r"ri"Fa
Intcrin"nt 'rliIs; ,Thursday) A.TEnNOoN
at Z p'rlD'l,
a..iIu- Di"d. at WhItcoilb. W.in.sdav.
Mach -. FRANCES AiDNtJEE SMITH.
arnI o!"v.m months. daughter OF pr uu!
Ms lanes IL smith "nd nice" %: ~. Hugh
NJ Taylor
- f'un.ral from the house at $40 l. NJ
TO DAY.
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I. ID. WANTS
ME.S-DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized and lndcXcd for Quick

iUc - line Sunday.
80 = Inc Daily.
"l' 1. ilI" ivr :; Consecutive Insertions.
sc i iAv cor +. CONSECUTIVE Insertions.
Sl."" II liu" ior 80 consecutive Insertions.
-iIhiiii"in -: = InCS ~ allowed.
Aluminium "nnTES :. cents.
tnc !uCn.
li-po!ut machine set Is the larGcs; typo
r'Tiiitt'd III regular CtaSEiIi.at IONS. No au-
NtrtiSSin'nt taken Tor less ,ithn one ilCh
where 10 Ia l'nilt type - USED.
-Ih' vf(IstIltntS with GarSCr t!Ii. IT puin
|! De wan cute. b"rucis or broken to,-
uIu"|, are charged at cent per Iluc at.ui-
toaii - above rates. .nd suu., Gulrr-
t!S''iyNLs are pSrAiniucd together The
,I,SsIiiru Ibdi.c.
MI auNrrt sri.vnts received w To 10 Il. NJ.
o. i. ~. SatuEua: the day before pui-
ii'ht"n Niii receive proper cias~Iiic:I Iuu
AuNvrt.sc ii!Snts rvCCi..u after mat huyr
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AUTOMOBILES
a Automobiles u,O,

Automobiles ron SALE. 10
al i..l.A, fvr sale. 1914 Cadillac tour
ing 'at IN Eood condition cheap. So,
M1nlrcc. var" Universal Motor co.
frw cAIIs $3.50. &. y. :fiilcr, sUi E,ss
Marshall -'''N
fcnD i;htEN--SpcciaI hull, Ford race;
i"' Shi- OF trace Tor o-p.sscnscr fnrn
t,Nc :hon" number. Address g. col care
fimcS- Dtpgtuh.
i,'itD RAtEti-ForI racer. subina rinc
h"dE. Never seen sro,,s. Just llk-
new CIV" phone number. Address J 800
var" IiuCa- D'aUltch.
ittM,'tiLr. i.iI. In nrsl-ciass condition;
run ..i"r miles. Let as demonstrate this
car I" y"n Terminal Motor Co. Inc.
ntiAicIiibE. - model. Viii soil AT 4
barr"!n II sold quick. u CIY. care Times
Dispatcl
kliNE--l.iI Co.'S series practically
brand ncw: legs than 1900 miles
Soc {. w. Carpenter, 80 West I;rond.
COCO used cars cheap. Newly painted.
Nn"hl"r Motor Go. Ryiard aud BROAD
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RAILROADS
Isoriolk 4 Western RaiIwa Y

9Nl;l ALL Ran. LINE TO NORFOLK
re-, i;%"En !tEiH street station. Kichinomu.
% *, I"';r ok 80; a. NJ. '9:Ua a 81.
,foii ~" SlhECiiG A&D TEE WEST.
~ ~ n =! . :" 90 l.. NJ. .s:3l f. ~
A.!H. i..ci!"ohG iIuin Norfolk: .;I:la
a. a. .';i' T. " From the West: -
-. - ~ y. NJ. 1850 T.. 81. -s:l5 H. 81
,n.,'iN tiI"iiS "Nc"pi sunday. !Sun,iay
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Atlantic Coast Line

The atnndara iin,lroau OIL the sonti..
FL tEIfiNE E;ijRCAhY II. 1913.
inAi.No LEAVE. HlCIi.iUND DAILY
For rIu:!ua ans south $40 d. 81. AMI
~" l.. al. !-.I3 A. NJ.
:. rtor No.io:k: 90 a. 81. 900 a. al. $500
H. NJ. $50 h. ~.
foM i q ". oEy;. West: o:zu a. 81
FOR Petersburg. l. .i5 a. NJ. sos A. 81.
~" a. M; 100 y. NJ, SEQ A. NJ. 800 l..
NJ, t:"o T. NJ. 1870 4. 81. t:5a T.. NJ.
L. NJ.
Trains arrive KicnInond daily: 500 a. NJ.
- ~ Vi. ~, ~; NJ, s:io ~, NJ, 1870 \. ~.
- ~ - 81. 'l:"y A. NJ, :a5 Il. Al. $40 g.. Nj
80 l.. 81, sis l.. II
,rhAcepi SUNDAY. FSuEday only.
line or arrival .and departure and con.
urCiIous hG, Guaranteed
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RAILROADS
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
To md from Washington and beyond-D,

Leave Richmond Arrive Richmond
si.LOAM 4 s SIAM SruAH ,g25 PM
So So IS S$a S % SN :l.:S Fl ,,G.:s FL
m An 900 lM 600 PM tla30 ri.
$50 AN tsi0 rM 2 .G5 PM '2.i2 NJ
richmond. Washington Local, Iv.s2.lO PM.
week DAYS: clio PM, Sundays; Ar. I'll 50 AN,
ga "a rcderic kshmrg Accom-. week days Lv.
days, Lv.:7."oAM, $50 PM; Ar. sG35 AM, $50 pM
Abba ticket and baggage Offices not open
FOR this train. rMnin 81 Sta
Byrd ST. Sta tstopping at Elba) Elba STA.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
SERVICES uFFEnED. "a

.Nt>IEGS, hy.NiNL. uauc to "gd.r "
". $40 -.l"y . 80 \iauispu ~
!.l..,,iS. r!.h,.S' made lu osGsr. w ~
,.ussl"g - 90 i."G-.an Us.
u..Na"!.s-M IA auc MAX. tn.m. f...i.
!"t" iHhss. - o.. i.sc -.Ght s5.er!aI!-J.
S,.HHd ~. t.l"y S''ee,,. Madison $50.
.'ACl< I*.--EE.utGf. ..l.ua an4 wedding
g.'~'ut, racsr'i and AnlgucG aih ,ar..
No.in" .ad .-.!in. ''"n. ty jacob Cin.au:
lisrt'.
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>lEsrAr.oNs run III. WANT Aus

~ -.
The following Times Dispatch Branch Or
itea a.e I"' t"c ."ti. tIIcLvc uI tuU puIIC.
regular once rates Wien ,;re sten sbo Ste
WEST OF FOcSItEE STREET
West fnd Inaln"cy. @92I ". Cary 81.
!'s"n 1t.
cnar'es $. Turner. Druggist. wes, Broad.
hsrn.s i'h"rmacy. c..2 lianoyer Ave.
.n is5,.: ;Fa gi,.: 'Gtt ~, .r GrHSe AZ
roy's DRUG Store. Alien ave. and Grace
Alien ave. Pharmacy. Allen Ave. aud
,aa !"4 Bun H DUE ro as g. r NJ si.q s.
i.urnslt nrns :.IoIS., -. ~, bt"sL i
rarrant DRUG store. i'ousney and Broad
EAST o. rousnHE srl:uEr.
.2%yie, nrn. CO. o. Sis '' Z t,EG..d St.
Wallis Dros st ' rit, III ,, ias5. I'll
Y Y i; i. l yysnshan. 'S' , tif;n 81,
i:(ghlrdscn Drag si5tj. 81 y, \. Seven
f.,n II sn ras;. y ,:t4n,sspn 81
:. Williams. Pharmacy. rw.n,y-nrs, and
sp[inser Drus Co. Twen,y.,hird and
lord. Drug Store. Twenty-nin,h ana G
WGod $ shaaf Drus co. r,.cn,y-n,,h
>. y. crais Drug store. .sS L. Broad s.;
m Nich4rdson Ci'! street bvUs Store. oul y
Thirty FIRST 81.
DARTMOUTH
Fairmount Pharmacy. Gl9J r.!rmount
BARTON HEIGHTS
itadyS DRUG store, Ho!th Ave.
Stcrre's Drug store. 1900 North AVA.
HIGHLAND nAIln.
x * Vsm;;.h :. 20" ,ot iiG% lhird AZ
y N. townsend. Milton ANA Maryland
SOUTH RICiIMONp
. h'ahc" ounce Times dispatch. 1903 Huii
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
Sernmes Ave. "
Charles W. Garrison. Gii7 Forest Hin Az.
SW-ANSBOEO
B NJ. Eob"ris's Dug Store. @Gc4 Hull ST.
FULTON.
: ~. Bl"ck. cal6 Williamsburg Ave.
fccn.c : DRUG store. ESQ Williamsburg
~ pErERSBURG.
!11i"'- Dispatch lirUurh, 40 North sven
IHf" street: phOHo rrtcrShur= ."5
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HELP wANrED-MALn.

over $50. Good job for "A good man ~
Doincmcheilo. los West Sank Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28

MISUNDERSTANDING. two colorcd burbor.
go white trade 3lo guarantee. Is COO e.
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Telephone Your Want Ads. 20 The Times
pispa,,h. nan!Uipn j. WHEN you .ii.u Il
more Cuuven!cnI 40 40 So un, Iney " III
H. taken at oiICe rates.
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:ANTED. party 10 stay In store az
learn the business. a good opUortuul
Tor thu rish, person. Address G sos. q,
Times Dispatch
w ~ IEb, young man. Must unIc-S:a
handling automobiles. cI3 North EisiS
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tWEHTf-F white men wanted for r.i
crai labor around new construction woi'
government contract: near Glade SorInt
Va. just beginning. Good future for aiea,
men. Excellent location. Lowest nay !
cents ALLOWING time and n half oyer,
hours and Saturday afternoon double tij
Tor sundays Trnnsror;aiion advanced al
Employment Agency. liS North Seven
street. 'S'l
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AlTuS ron nii,r:-Gan,aE>

ISL: DhSIl.i.S Ei:Iy ArrINOEiLrS
JPN OF rluS.l Gays. 8! ~ per hour s.veu.
itshcES.r car. $40 per Guu. PEpE-
GYulas arI .-T-yic-J.
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PnoFEssioNAL SERVICES. :
HErAInINt; AND RENovATINt:. .;

AEPEiS-ci.D SAkFErS made over into
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The Press., 1918-05-02
CULTURE HERE BEFORE l4s2
Did America's Pre- Columbian CiviIiza- ton Come From Egypt2 le
 Now Question.

Prof. Elliot Smith developed in an extraordinarily interesting manner the thesis that the pre-Columbian ciYiliza- tions of America-or at least many i'm portant features in those civilizations were not truly aboriginal, but came in a cultural wave from Asia across the Pacific ocean, the original starting point of the most remarkable charac- teristic being Egypt.
 Professor Smith believes, says Sci ence Progress, that the extremely pe- cuIiar culture of Egypt was spread eastward by mariners, mainly Phoeni- clans, for several centuries after B. c. 500. To quote the authors own words, he thinks that "the essential elements of the ancient civilizations of India (the pre-Aryan ciyilizations), further India, the Malay archipelago, Oceania and America were brought in success sion to each of these places by marl- ners, whose oriental migrations began as trading intercourse between the eastern Mediterranean and India some time after 500 E. C., and that the highly complex and artificial culture which they spread abroad was derived largely from Egypt (not earlier than the twenty-first dynasty), but also in- cluded many important @accretions from other sources, and that after tra- versing Asia and Oceania and bccom- ing modified on the way, the stream finally continued for many centcries to play upon the Pacific littoral of Americ;l, where it was responsible for planting the germs of the remarkable re-Columhian civiliZation.". s
The Press., 1918-05-02
PRESERVE EGGS AGAINST HIGH
 COST IN WINTER
Advice Contained in Bulletin Prepared by FOOd
 Committee.

Now is the time to put 00Wn eggs in water glass for winter ueo," says Prof. W. F. Kirkpatrick of the Con- necticut Agricultural College. In a bull letin prepared for the Committee of Food Supply of the Connecticut State Council of Defense. Eggs are lowest during the months of April and May, and by purchasing during these months next winters supply Is assured at a reasonable price. Water glass can ba secured at from 26 to 30 cents a quart ordinarily, and two quarts of this ma terlAl is sufficient for thirty dozen eggs, The maximum cost for pReserv- ing will be about cents . dozen."
 Preserving eggs in water glass is neither difficult nor expensive. Full direetienA are usually given when the water glass Ia purchased, or may be aeeuvea from the COmmittoe of Food supply of the Connecticut State COun. oil ef Defense Special emphasis Is nlseed upon the necessity for paing eAiy fFeah, clean eGgss with sound shells, hlgga more than q week old should net be used,
 A forty quart e0ntainer will provide sufficient space for a case of thirty dozen eggs. Contrary to the general suppOnitlon. 1t Is not dinacult to move eggs after they have been put down, the only precaution necessary being that they are not jarred suGnciently te break the shells.
 Eggs should keep well for at least ten months when preserved by this method. Sometimes the water glass forms a whitish and Jelly-like sub- stance in the bottom of the receptacle. This does not indicate any spoilage either of eggs or of water glasS and should cause no alarm. Rinse oil the thick solution in cold water and the | eggs are ready for use.
 By purchasing eggs during Aprn and May, when the price ranges from 4O to 45 cents, eggs practically as good as fresh eggs can be had six months hence. when the price lS from 90 t0 SO cents a dozen on the market.