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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-16

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~ 1siSS ri - s'sI uSasies m r.
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viaIfSnr a 81. PAM rinca Seutnm-
~ ~ 1our $3.50 no W. Gtrick.
- s. ensalvnia. "a III IN .
reeideut d Hook Is6anA liz yeats.
4 ~. L,epnla vYe nofn s. Bavaria,
GeSinnny, II 1914. He c1ne 70 this
cuuntyy - yeoxS 40 a1d esetlod IN
Minnesota. He came TO Rock IL
land Six years ago and made his
hons with his soa, Albert - this
city. His, wife prsceded him N
death eight years. 1r. Loppl4 was
: tailor BY trade.
Surviving are three soma, Albert.
Rock Island, Richard, IN Mtnneso-
IA, and Charles, St Paul. MIMI
FOUR oAnentelss iss sonAn
and Bertha 81 Fsui.. Nh. nsnIy
Becker. Mammalian, Aont., ana -.
Fred LedeI, Canada. ana : Orosaes'
Huooipn. Davenp0rt. -,
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be IN 81. PAU.
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nA1S s. ~. Wln..
Hans +. W. Wmo, aeeo e y1.s,
Of Moline hall 2 century, died ta,s
morning ct z:zo O'Clock N M
homo, 1906 Tnirtsenan stfeet, III
line. he nad besn ~ six mCntL1'
Mr. Wind was corn ~ 1lenspus
Germany. March u, lS4S. He came
to the United STATES IN 1seS sao
settled IN Daveupol! ne moseo y
Moline IN ISL sn0 ma mAoe nIs
home there since. ne nad oeen re-.
tired since !sOS: no wes uni,oo y
marriage Win aiss D0r.n -, rye
In Davenport May -, 1873. one
preceded MN ~ oeata Hve yen.s.
he was . memper oi "e 1o'iAs
Turner's. a.,
surviving are nve cn.ioIen @
sHt0 1noson. LIE ILL.,. ~,
Henry ana Cari, al OF Monne' anu
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runeraI .e,v. WI as.o 10. :.
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conouce tne sels.. s.. 1ui ""'
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iEs,s v'ls ! -1ts=s--lic Z .s,l.- -,.:l--
81 "lI--111-- - mai - !. Us
s.E--.-'-,,ilT -l-i=st iv Sill ,l--77...r
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,'4.ssl f7t1- I r1r r-- -. n.-l.,,if
A1it --l-lic u. A-Ir .u1r-r 11ta1 II,
-lts ..nrLI.r f-r.I- = Emit IL
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-l--1ls., M wi -':.nln--l-s IL. I Il
IL, -E..T TX nara VI - I mn
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IT MN u.LE-,.c H.,= II Ii '7,ssr n,
-l.1i.-1,st ~
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-rsat VI 1u-IT { arrl. wr1.t W. l.
--l..- III, y NJ r1nt-.rs u -nu1-
sLD,s -ts ut z-xI- Nr---1rsl--
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IL giss,I-sI-,s s.s-ssSs- tu- vzIn-s n
s1Cr- uta u Eulrrlc - NUM-
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si-ici4.s .-z--7u1ts VIM tsls ,,..ar 1-lil-
"a 1r'Tlg'Issssst -lsrv t1r-v1r q III
siiEs-l. HIM = : VII rus- Ia II
rs... -4rrsf. -.Es-Ha4s l. ina
--,-L1i1sl. q II. --,s-rs4i.- r. 49,
ssi+, A--Ess IL s-z-t W VAN = =
m VIZ E1ic iiA.iE -r,4 u-i,s-
Ia wi llrrvTT-E -Lx4s1 -nCs-t,.s-
VI 1iEst -. r--E1,iiss- sn1-1.r -
Z -1Ii5-'i..I--l,ii-r1--r ! "a wan =
ll--s.- S-1-s.s = -i1 lsl--e VII rs
w tTTF Fv-1.r E-ulnt IN. .~.s. -
Ea:E - - LIS ~HHt -1u-s r III
H-t III -re Let Mum Ii ..7r1--1-----
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VI lL1,i 7'nI I -ns =s-,.'s -s..sF 7aEs-
cHIr---'-r-I Fra - rurll-E-r s-4sr-
=ss = q sHu1r Wa ,..-.1 -I--s-
IT r1u,, --tut5 7 -nH s-l-1 IT r-..I,.s
Ell La u1Lr tlrr-vE-t az-r,ss -.
s--I-. Ia 1t4I,.-r .H111n.-= --pl.-
7slsslli.s liz nm I.---I.Il,. ,--sAas ,4.ia..1
In ma ~ = -r,s 81. u IL pr
mt ~ Es.:ats >,..11l. r-rr-
v'I---1.t- - ie.sc 1.Eus p. r.
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l''1'-I.T- MT In : Ia -nat = RIM
1i,s'-a. --ra ar - Z lav 1in!et
Va atC1t i 81 II Il AMI ,E-4 iur
,.s.isifT'-I-ir- = = .sll--..its-4 LII.
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= L.gr.l-z III : mn, l-1..--,,l- We
= s'.--.'; SIM v4e.Es RI i,r-v.4nr =.
--11ls~t-I-- - -,-fv..z~= zf=,...' ;I.--,flr
Ii. M &n'-rvs=- II .-r.t;xr.r-s
2 -n.s-rtss, -i-ss L iEl,"zv-z - ,sss,tsrii.s.
II LIZ 1,-n0u,E9re = II. Mr. vr.F1 =
r1r = I ,sr gIsnF-IFlT vf7iaf Z -,pr E-r-.-
I--I!r ia f4,4sr- 1117----I--t.,= Er,t
y sL--'s=- s-f-- q itHur niH.4 -
.'H1sIt-it,I,4 L ~ ..t-r11s.s,. .----rs r--Trv-
- Ass'e;E-7 1s 7 = n14 ~ s,s.1z-71
-','c-I-r-.--.E-ln1. W +~rrsr-
-s,'s.zzi,,sIr = IA 11i,----v...s7.-ss,-1 TT
t-..,'Iii,lr'9 rs '-=s7 EIi4t. r. ,=af It'll
nm ittsI1.r le.-ElE.4 = -r+ ,nr1l,lz-.l--.iIl-
n 10 wi TT "rir.7 il.1.ls.s q nI7r
.n1atcE-lrlr : .l11s1iI-sF-, VI ! rev
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. uls LII uuc.1f . - .rvr
III, ~ 7cp-e, s.iu-,Hr .,s=--- IL.
-'lit Ut .n-IiIi1IiE-tnI aual1t - =
7I,r-c = snTv Il Lut HnvV =, ~r,
1'+1n,-: 10 MI, q -1lI r =4-i-t
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Si-E-t l,il11 -,aIcr-s r.-.=-
-H1lsH1 iHt .Hsu II M
Siderable uuutta, = sssr7lr- ~
rI-iis,=-t = ,rt--g 1HF- z.--.~,.ET ffr
I r1+.sTz-I.r e1rl1 --.a .ss-.!,I
nm Wa tu,-1nH' Erlt = rl,na1,:,s.
Gr1urlr u-IiH' = r -u4 '4,,s.- = -.
IN IL Il "H-.E ,iH~E--lHr ~ NH
na' = A,rrl1-ur IL; IT. IF
~ rTrs-7lH' a;n-II. .E---4 ma.
.i''.I "1r.Fl tis-I--iur = ,z.l1i..=
l'-Ev1 L -r4 rms @n-. a. ue== III.
anus 7a,s - -HEsE Fl ~art.lll-1 IL
-r1IE-'-r III. ''u-lIr ln.-.r--r a.
1'.'".L ? Is.-,.E Lzs.F-L.Ti.s 'tu!1-sr II
American -.Hrl1 +au,-fulc A..f-.i7....-
Hl1-I,ssllsiE-t1r rtaLzl-'z q. ,1Ilr-..t IN.
H's.L-lIr n 6av-ssH---r II Il Sar
- LII, u-Iins---s. 3l.-- = IL nix
- ,iisar-1.r -'ann--E-. MN -Ii..Af
m -nt iaE.Haf-u-t II / aatr :. III
GIN n zE 'asn-1 LII. - ~.-tlIg
-iH1 ll'-n14.--4H Erit 1g-s.sss ~ LIN O.
IL Il -lE-TH Hut -,n--r II.
ll'anii-T sslHr-fur- srl.r, ,,s---il- Il. Ia
-n1---n q - F-E-t IT - ,IHrlFlTlr
Iii EleselE- lI.-sz'ssr-f -I-,-nl ., e. IL
ti1un = ~ rrT'H-riu, Int ~ .l-Irs
s.iss--in, = L lt.riEsE-rt -. auu1l-r
N - n rtH,--1 il---IEE.r ail UNI -'ta
-'sunc',I-f At -sar Z r-,el- ir--s.-...7-
Il lI.sl.'I-'l-sr n, -fls f.-I1 ~, ,s.-lait-
- .Hr-''a HI VI TIA f.---n,.r uis1
i ,lssi-,'sr sst#-T r.H--.lcr-
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~ns .1-iE = .1zir4 II -nrr--.s...l -
-E8r1-1-r ,'s.css-7'st | ara uI-'-,a7'--llar
INA greal slr-t4.t II -
: Ent aul--t-l1-l-ic III --r'4,E- '5t.r
1arnH,il nLl vi ~ n1-l- y
j. : VI IL iHvI Il Gut ri.
VI - Iu9v-1 = VII "rs ~
"a--ra+ -,E ,a1s"l-f III 1II~s.,. = e
-1.lEs T. !GF-5iiii. E,1iarliss -u, ~ mr..
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.us1 VIZ -l,s-e st,1.It j. - ,1lu.r
'ts==,--1-Isl liH1- 1iTl1c =: =l3iits-s
,'rlHus q n7- aisI- 4nuI- II NJ ~
IT 1'sv-slii-1's L. aHul- I sE--,s-s-
= -is-, 3is,Ls sr- lie .1-1.ars XII
saH4 H-nH- --ias r 1ar uI.si-1,.ss l,1-.
-nssT complain liuI- -ls rs ----,.,s
1Ttsr nalal1c --ss '-.,a-r7.L- lrF-r1' l.
m ,i-silz- r s,z.,1-T-s Euc ~s.l-..s,.zr-.ll.-
s.s ns vr1-r v-11i- ~ - y
r-,s'E- Wa 1rr s1iIv-- IL n.
-.iis--f q iHu;ttl
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IN TIM. II -.lss,aI. mr.. f-,lnes-l.s
III sA.1 -'=-7sssE ~ rsl-s LII
vlss1 L. ---s VS. IT. r.---1.r
E77-E--s'- 4 ~ 1.rr- -Lus rr7s
I'M II Iv-L --'aI--l---.r -Ls- E-i.I7
y tr-2s Ent III s-Irt- LII Z.
= e Ic-f sz-ls E1,t u H---s LIT RI
-T--CE-.a- - tCtr ~ FsE-x 4K,.ztsl,-
= 7ilat - us;c VII I....~l,s.. IN
- Ent TIL VS. 81 I4. :.
III L. WI -acrsz- vu1-. IT t.K7s
f-1trv- I'm.
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INV ! AL.t y Ill La NJ
,atn:t @AE- Wa r--7aI t,s-a1 nii--i.-.
r v1-.Hf+T VIM -1s- AZ Il rr1-
zl.s, - .L.4+ Inn inn. ,4.lr'-4t
III 1rf.a7 "nIit IN Lr,4a III W
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Ii I,ur, rAt ;.sI.,l,..z.-t 7re1il.7,z
: 1,I1fs II IL. 1ulr, III 1aa. ~
--l--1fa.t = III uft.L.f -1.l1-r,lus
.s''.iir, VIM. rsv+ lear ,=-l---l,s.-
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: .,,Il,-r-lI.r y S-s,r,z-t rrs..
-n:s'-4 Ia Z tai r1iL.,-r 7.1.s-iE- =
~ n-r-E-1--:.t suITls - -ri4sr- +-sr,
IT -r4s-, "IIs.---iIi1.s = -. f77-,s- r.
-f.LiF l f-uHsiL u1ts v-fsitat :.
,Ir-T-'-iI II-4 I'll; ~ sE,s III -. .s.rr--tt-
7fsr-'1iss1r, tti'as m ~. IL Ilni1i41r ~
--11tlt- liz "UII-,'llI1-1iHT. an
INKS, = y Ii. -l1ls--,.:l.I -si.r- l.
Z -I-.s--'.E-inl
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e.-a 81 u.as ,g-r--s- H,sss -ns q sj-
.,.srl.s. IA f.ra-s.-
". f-d Nj b r -.lrhs'-1 ss'1-s'-
-r--,s.t t..ue-z- c--l-lat I-lissl-l 's..if..As
--ss-r ---r-.i.sr Zu- = s-sE-ctsss
IN. "a 1,-rrss, g -,-- ted g 1-s''ssf-~
III r1is..r1I4F ~ -a.zf - - ~
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IN >lg'sIrH Sa,i'E..s-1.I.-.-5 -sr-s.sv l.
SEES LrZ-11s- s;7,...l-I--inr Il -l,,1 mn,
..Ls1 lEn1=- -rs q =-l1s-r--- 1....Er
-fc cn11-- ..l1lsl-lI1-lIE,. S7c
ssl-ns : 1T lEllsl-tss.s -1r-..,-s.s--s vi r.
lu.sT I -.uzlu,il1 Elm Iu.s 7usz l.
spa1 b. IN - e r-Hr liz 49, VI
y uiHrsT Z s7.esrI-iE-17ir Il --ta,
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--l.us HI l. -,zrz-L--I n 1T. So.
-aT- - En1 AZ z1-.--.-.--. WI -
-tit-s = 10 -ssclI- Ii; lr-r,.-s Z, -.rl.s
mia -l- -1rr4s e. - r
ss-----.r--r Ia 2 iii,ilsE VI y. v-.g
rfrT-
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a-RtLt.

-ut Il s.liosrI-E liz: 3 i7--,lr TrH-
La :,Hura-T II Il .EB,ll1,.-4 IN =
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1T -rtl DacEiEr. - WIZ, VI snar
;'Erit - f.E-t = vi IL a.-l,F.r-
: uIl,1l,,s. 4. 1ss-T,iss IN. ,....sr =
; sr.E-,:riss Ia. lsEE- nv arTa .iIT-l1.r
-Itss, -E,-sL
NE-T :ilns,inI- Ills is.sr 7ss-r 8
nIr u luil.TT--rr -LudT
EErlu-ss 5.=ilri. Il ~ Errn .-=...-
~ fz-aer - lnssrnIni1.L
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~ S l1s--t -s.--.s-1rr IA. MAJ
II E-ft ~ .u1lssI = -. ct s.
-aE-z.srv-lE-r = s-ss. nj I tTi-
---a.. VII len n ~ .IE---i..--
-'Tr--si.-lt -,,zsrTr1- n. ~. ssu1uG9
Mem Y rs ara. Hz--1.,.a 4 ..I1-
-ls.--iHr W. --is ,r-,SE.-E--lIr q
--1E-ls.-.r,t Il 1g,-,':s:-s..1lr.I al
LINK .,a1as = ~ Int E-1t -E.Esl
Lnt l1lHs,s.t L -T-l,ts.--zlII VI
IL. lss-.i.-s.. y W. III. E-rr-i II
IT ,,u-it,A
--t TIT -s-s-N5--
- -E ---t Ia ~ 3 e.
= it.ss--lIIs = -IE-,zr 1-1Zus...iIi--s F-ss..-
-rvE:,E -iis 71I-,-.::,,ii.aE-lr r ..z---E---
.I.-l...r-,as m II. -. II - b.. ~
Z m A,.,lErr = VIE, LII =.f.,--
-. LII Elic Wa .rtva. ,EET-- IL.
In. szsssIsfInT -rfE.z-'- FL,
n.-sLf -. t-E-r tlI---a,s- .t..ss1isI z
la.7-ls;iili. Il LIZ. z--lr1i..t-4l-s E7z.s.lf =
I.,,7s = 1i::slsiss- s.r-,-s..s--1s.ss,.1 vi
:.=s,-=L1 .rI,ss--T .v1ts,-f --.s.r.-Ts :.
ils -E-r1s u ms -I-'-...,iI.Fs .I,-f,ss = -
.sl-t - sE.ic .--rl.a--T Fv1ss-7 =
-,isE- ,1--T1.,s--sss: = LII: i.,''y-- "a r
= -E.lTH1v- Il E-,-
tt.-=.E.s IL. 1T -sDu1l- 4 tis.E
ItlH Z: :t1r IL s4i..s-liI- :; Ii at
/ :sE-:s IL =, sEi,iis II -1is .I-iss--iE- =
purchasing ~! .iEI.r1sst Iiss,,sssEsTi'T
IT ia 1sfs--i-,i Il r1-1ts5II. = IL 81
VIZ zTs-ar1 E-- 4.f...---E I'm: L..
VIA 7,.vE ,iiI1. IL, Ia. -u,,r1-r4
-1t.s-- i-1i- siaz-szIfE1 --ris-s.lt --l,--illr-t
ia zss.a,i:s Z. VIA LII. s.s..c--J
RI LII ,,rvs- 1i.E.-r, ,'zrrrss,-lts ,,i1-it,t-
Er,t
. ,ts-s.ls : I-7.TsE,E = Tia 1T
.li.Zlr..l III -. ,,..s-. z.sv1s u 10
III = Ar -vr,--a- VI ~ &----,s,tsz,'.-.
I-lit .l,-'7-...:-.4..- .t-H-r., La Er-lrr
r1issr 7: II I-u--Er Etf Il II E,er--
= -ii--as-: -,s--t.l11lr q IN. 4ss-sE,I.
= ,sTrits:. Ill.
ns,z.ls 4lr -f'-l1--nsE /
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,lEs s.lii,1-I-7..... -Es',Y-,nsI r. Ii. FL.
,l1--.r Z: Ia ,,...zs;iE--r 4srI- ssEE-r-l.s
v'fl:;r sElt ,r'T1.,,s;L L.T.tsET :, Ia
TIT -nIE,,.I L :.EZ-r Il E-rc :.,T--:-
Lin.
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~is 'sl'H-1 NJ ,-s..,ssll-r s..i-s. ~,
III Shaft rs T -Tlr.1s .:rIl1r---
v.1E Z 1laniit.r It Ia. a...-s Il,
E-l.1-.;sl-IITI r !tsiE.s Iffsl.,ss,k VS. LII
-is.;7--1s:.7 E----t..f.I KIT 1Ii1-1lis.. II 81
Is 1T -l.s--s,rriyF II if--tuv-r
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-'nnuat Z tla.snI VIZ : r..LrH II
Ira iEF Sl---,,-..;Er W SKI ~ VIM
1is---a, ~ -6t E-1s --ps W
1Iz- Tx: = -Lf4 I'M II rs IL
ll-s 1H.aF E1tt III nm Il pat
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-nci@E-iu14s - III v-1iar IL.
1it-ll.it. iUl.s mar l. -aruE -l,= =,
VI 4 1I,sT VI LII LIZ
HAT 1sii+s,'. VI u .r1Hla. -. sllas
Y
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III 1sE~dT EE-,sar- IN ~ =
-II-- r-r-r-lr = r.rr-. e. l:l.s,
III Ie-lsr -n=', 1iE.-ilT1il. E7u,-- f- a.
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NH c,------ = IIit --,1f4 .ues.z IA.
LvT7F zn1i@l-s INV rlnt M i.
NV iHTF IN AZ m IT. Err
~ Eucc VIZ ,=.=lur III su1i.
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Evening star., 1922-04-30
DAYLIGHT SA WING STARTS
IN OVER 500 BIG CITIES

, joined their ranks. and daylight -sav-
Ing is almost state wide by action In
cities and rural districts all over the
state. ,~,s.-...s-,..-
Rhode Island Joined Massachusetts
in state law for saving daylight at the
last session. AL Of Names large cities
are saving the hour. out most OF New
Hampshire has left its clocks alone.
Chicago is the center Of a middle
west belt to have daylight time. The
city decided last year to change its
clocks by vote OF the people. and
the ordinance has not been attacked
since. To keep pace with the largest
Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit, Racine and
Milwaukee have adopted time-savinE
ordinances. Lansing. last year on
regular central time, changed this
year.
Change Popular in Eurs1e.
Most Of the leading business centers
Of Europe have adopted daylight saw
it this year. but discard II, In 1928 un-
der new law, London took to saw
ing daylight on March 26. while all
the cities OF Belgium and France will
join her tomorrow or already have
holds aloof, and will conduct ali It's
standard.
the situation In New York state is
peculiar. In the nrst year Of Gov. NH
lers administration the farm bloc"
passed bin repeating the state day
light saving law. but permitting it
by local ordinance. All of the large
cities had daylight-saving last year,
but many have changed for the COM
ing summer.
Most notable among such cities are
Rochester, Syracuse and Oswego.
After one of the hardest local fights
the city has ever known, Syracuse. ON
April 10, passed an ordinance against
Evening star., 1922-04-30
! By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press. y
CHARLESTON. S. c.. April Pa
Charleston's historic citadel, which
produced many Of the heroes OF
the civil war, is about to be aban-
doned as a military school. The
city and the state have provided
new quarters for the college at a
cost Of more than a million dol
lars.
About the buildings which have
become known as the citadel much
history has been wrought. tThe
main building was used prior to
1870 as q tobacco inspection ware
homse. hons and into 1t rolled great
hoesheads drawn by mule. horse
and OK from interior farms. Upper
stories were added from time to
time, until today the building Is
four stories high, with accommo-
dations for 1926 cadets.
Patrol Guard Quarters.
After service as a tobacco IN
spection warehouse the citadel was
used for guards who patrolled the
city's magazine on the outskirts
of Charleston, and it was during
this period that the name citadel
came into common use in describ-
ing the building. The guards were
called citadel guards.
In 1912 the state decided to con-
vert the citadel into military
college. and, on December 20 OF
that year the South Carolina Mill
tary College had its genesis, the
arsenal" then at Columbia. being
used as q preparatory school.
Developed Noted Soldiers.
With the outbreak of the war
between the states citadel cadets
Joined the Confederate army ana
some of the south's most famous
Evening star., 1922-04-30

Daylight saving began at 2 o'clock
Shis morning in more than five hum
dred OF the nations largest cities. in
Abort two hundred smaller cities or
rural communities and in every nook
pr corner of several states, notably
IN the Atlantic seaboard.
| Railroads win operate on standard
time. unless q bill now before Con-
kress, which would give them per-
4ntssion to use daylight saving time
$4bles Is passed. But banks and stock
$xchanges and business rad!ating out
bf New York and the four OF hve
great cities along the coast will be
6n daylight-saving time.
+ New York state, after an active
year OF organized farm opposition, Is
not following in the Footsteps OF Its
large cities. New York. Albany and
Such places as Syracuse and Roches-
ter. agricultural as we'll as Industrial
centers, have repealed local ordi-
hances and will continue to live by
the old clock during the. summer.
|, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Mary
be on daylight time on q practically
btate-wide basis. Where local ordi-
hances govern conditions, action has
been unanimous to save an hour"
Clocks Put Ahead an Hour.
In New York city. Philadelphia.
Buffalo, Boston. Baltimore, Pitts
burgh and Chicago the clocks went
ahead an hour. And in all these
cities action by the local councils
was unanimous, except where state
laws took care of the change.
Connecticut last year passed a law
providing for daylight-saving only
by local ordinance. New London and
New Haven alone adopted such ordi-
hances, but this year Hartford has
Evening star., 1922-04-30

tinkering with the hands Of the clock.
This was followed by action in near
by, smaller cities, such as Ogdens-
burg, Watertown. Oneida, ithaca,
Cortland and Auburn. Binghamton
later agreed to remain on standard
time, 80 that the central part of the
state will be almost entirely. served
by the winter clock"
The principal seaboard summer re-
sorts will be on the new time. Allan
tic City. Newport. Narragansett and
Bar Harbor will save daylight.
Banks in New York Will operate on
the daylight time. as win the stock
exchange and all other business.
Trains will be run on old time. unless
the new bin Is passed by Congress.
but as was the case last year Z spe-
cial timetable has been arranged for
commuters which will get them into
the city on time. ne
e The trains going west leave New
York on standard time, reach Albany
on daylight time and pass Syracuse
and Rochester on standard time.
bringing new complication for
travellers. Watches will be an hour
ahead Of the train leaving New York,
but on time in Albany, while at Syra-
cuse they will be an hour fast.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
AIR CIRCUS IN NEW YORK.
Flyers to Try Many Stunts at Gar
den city Tomorrow.
By the Associated PRESS.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 2s.-rhe whir OF
airplane motors has become a COM
mon noise in the vicinity of New
York. but there is still thrill for
even the most sedate OF Father
Knickerbocker's youngsters in seeing
hundred or SO machines cayorting
and dashing around in the air at one
time.
Knowing that. there has been ar.
ranged a meet for airpIanes only out
at Garden City tomorrow which. it ia
expected. will attract to Long Island
host OF sport lovers.
The meet is sanctioned by the Aero
Club of America and the Aeronautical
Chamber of Commerce and will be the
first of a series Of national flying
meets this season. The list of entries
reads like the roster of American was
aces, with q lot of other names Of IA
nous or almost famous aviators
added.
All sorts of stunts will be tried
There will be landing for mark
with and without use Of the motor.
twenty-five-mile races. parachute
Jumping, speed trials. altitude trials,
Evening star., 1922-04-30
Sister Of Ollie James,
Deceased Senator, May
Ask Sent IN Congress
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Aprn -,
-Repfesentattye Davia II.
Klacheloe Of the SECOND Ken
tlcky district. may be opposed.
for the democratic 1omiAati0u'
BY Mrs. ]. r. Gordon, wife OF
Circuit Judge J. r. Gordon OF
MadisOnville, and sister Of the
Late. Senator Ollie JsMes.
She N one OF the Vest WoAan
speakers I'm Kentucky an an
active clnbw0man. Her nonAt-
nation would be tantamount to
election. &
KinchelOe. serving his fourth
term. has never been opposed
for renOninatiOn.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
HISTORIC. CITADEL At. CHARLESTON
TO BE ABANDONED AS VAR SCHOOL

soldiers developed from among
them. Citadel men are said to have,
fred the first shot of the war
when the steamer Star Of tbs West
endeavored to bring supplies to
beleaguered Fort Sumter. A piece
, Of wood from the Star OF the
Vests hull was fashioned into a
star. and for upward Of thirty
years replica has adorned a
gold medal awarded at the school
for efficiency at drill.
The citadel was occupied by Fed
eral troops during reconstruction
days, but was returned to the
state and reopened as a military
college in 1882. 1t Is located on
Marion Square, in the heart of the
city.