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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-03
Juflement on Noto,

Judgment In the sum Of $500 was
entered yesterday in the Law and
Equity court in favor of H. c. Elliott
against c. H. Wright The action was
on q contested note.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-03

This is the open season for the sweet girl
graduate"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-03

Gets Four Months. -
william Thompson. colored, was
sentenced to four months In jail BY
Justice Crutchneld yesterday morn.
ing on charge of stealing q pair OF
shoes from III. G. Boschen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21

'he city authorities are roping OF the
suspected structures.
The river stage was 4G.7 feet this
morning. bare foot below the high.
est mark of the memorable 1854 flood
which drowned scores of people and
did enormous property damage The
river has been stationary since last
evening. when il rose Unexpectedly
t~o-tenths of a foot
There was practically no change in
conditions today from Cincinnati 10
Salro. the homeless in high towns or
hili camps and the workless in the
cues simply waiting for the waters 10
recede. The receding flood is expected
10 add 10 the damage already done by
sweeping on their foundations grain
Storehouses. homes and buildings that
nave so Tar withstood the clements.
hehef work went forward TODAY ON
a stupendous scale all along the lower
ONO. Regular business is practically
~ standstill, except i'm the few cities
projected by high levees.
hoy scouts patrol the levee in the
daY time, relieving their fathers who
guard the big dixie az night. The
shawnee town levee broke in 1895
with loss Of 30 lives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21
After overpowering the JaiIor Five
Prisoners Make Their Getaway
One Caught
Jailer Was Escorting Electrical
Through Jail When Attacked
BY Prisoners.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Jan. 20
After overpowering Jailer Chapman
and Lon Siers. an electrician. Ave pris.
oners confined in the Cabell county Jail
made their escape in broad daylight
today and tonight only one of them
has been recaptured. The jailer was
escorting the electrician into the Jail
10 make some repairs when the men
pried an iron bar from the grating and
sprung upon the ja!ler and. after
knocking him and the electrician un-
conscious with blows over the head.
took the gun from the Iailer's pocket
and quietly mace their escape from
the bastilp.
\ posse was later organized and
started in pursuit OF the prisoners
George Dillon. held on charge OF
larceny vas captured several miles
back orAhe city.
The other four prisoners Who cs-
capped were Leonard Bradford. charged
win pistol totirs. Willard Williams.
tor burglary. lester Wade. for lar
ceuy. and Tony Smith. fC. bootIeegins.
The other prisoners confined on the
sam" floor % the jail and who easily
could have escaped with the rest r.
fused 10 leave the jail. expressing con
hdence that they would be acquitted
wnen tried
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21
MAY QUASH
INDICTMENTS
Special Counsel viii Appear Before
Jefferson Court to Argue the
Election Cases.


SpeIla. Ilera'CI - the fntsiiicenc.r
STEJ BE\NILLE. o.. Jan. 2O.-Sue-
cial Counsel u. r. Welty, OF Lima.
representing the Attorney Generals
once arrived here tonight TO argue
the motions made by the thirteen meL
indicted for violation Of the corrupt
practices act to quash the Indictment. =.
winch viii be heard by Judge Rich
ards tomorrow. The constuutionalitv
OF the act will be attacked. and the
regularity OF tho proceedings will be
contested from many angles
Mr. Wclty states that he has no or
GERS 10 cmpanel a special grand Jury
ana continue the probe. and that th-
Investigation viii probably end win
the present cases The January grand
Jury. whose personnel vas objected 10
by Prosecuting Attorney J $ Paisley
convened today and proceeded 10
hear only transcript cases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21

is concerned when the senate goes into
session in the morning II will be TO
continue on the job rntu settlement
is reached. Others in both sides are
in the same mood. which assures the
end Tuesday
Immediately Preceding tho afrer>
noon session To-Day the Republicans
presented proposition 10 !he Demo
Gratis concerning ;he presidency. with
the provision that the Repul.li, ans bo
permitted to name tho CRlCicste and
that he agree tC resign al noon the
last day of the session. ~ order to
insure a Republican lieutenant gov
ernor during the remainder of DR..
Hatheld's term. This the Democrats
firmly refused to consider. in a for
NAL answer rendered tonight. The
Republicans Immediately wert into
conference again. to frame another
proposal At midnight they were
stlll in caucus with DR. Hatfield. An
all night meeting is expected. as II Is
felt that failure 10 get together and
effect an amicable agreement when
Continued on Page ren-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21
WILSON CUTS OUT
INAUGURAL BALL
Committee, at a Meeting Yesterday.
Decided TO Abandon Time Hon.
ored Gala Event.

NASIllNGTON. u. c.. Jan en
The time honorcd inaugural bail tho
climax of The ceremonies Incident ~
The inauguration Of President O.. tho
laf'i states. viii not bs .i..n tn..
year. ln compliance With P,..t.I..f.
'l"ct Wilson's wishes. 'he ir1r.-,r..i
committee. az special meofug fo
day. unanimously decided ~ abandon
~ resolution adopted. LYy., r.
miif'" a-unga,"d tIat f
would cooperate tr ctsrv r,, t,....
h." win ali arrar-..uou'e win u.
-ucce-s'Ii irarrru.-n oe ,Ho r,...
dcnt.elerf
Governor Wilson's ui-l fu no
event ~ there tsu4 public -.,.,.
f.nu "n March .. o.. thf v-. Vf. ..,
and ih" Misses Wilson should mot b..
expected 20 atteud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21
WATSON NOMINATED
BY TIE DEMOCRATS
In JOINT Caucus Democrats Endorse
Gold Dust Twins" Record and
Re-Nominate Him.
-.,-,.Int Intsirgeneer Bureau.

10.
ne liemOCrdflC members Of the leg
iridtur" in fC.nf caucus tonight uuaui.
mous} endorsed fhe q. cord OF Senator
w watson. and r.. nominated hIm
without discerning vote Thirty say-
rn uI ihr iuf f.oiLuf members of the
iN" urtnrt'e N"r" Iu attendance.
Senators o. 49, Eaud Hood Tb.IIfps
ana 80 O. pefr-s were tho senate
hh-'ufefs .irt auits Goode. cal
noun. Scib"rf l..uEamfolirr. RAY and
f.suu V'r" '.n members of the house
VITO i'.l'i fu .f. f.II ft fn. taN The
meeting u1- entirely devoid 90 en-
mus. .aem and was carried oIt along
gif aH1 dried lines Tho fact that
aieOn rdmr Hae tho ouIt ono uro.
Frutfd r.e probably aI that prevent.
"d hIr|t in fH" unauimift ~ the
proceedings. a- -rtrrIf of tho caucus
member scr silent througuouf tho
session. rciN ire tu vote ON amy mo-
ron
DO va- 400 vc could do said n
""n1fng member 90 fIr house follow
lrr ''' tFIfut "if ua. bitter pill
'.- 'mn OF us 90 4vFlIIw bar We had
elected Watson 500 1911 HuI there re.
hi'ffi uu other course fo follow 9th.
ll'h F.f'" "u hW 90 superficial
'iWN n. approval
" N'il.L member 0f the house
.i'u .t|'...u "ufuff. called fnD rfr.
rps fn order a. temporary rre-II..r
nmr"r iir nfs u Watson supporter
iH i.I. N..frI r.r.I o. O. Dire of
N'N'NNrifI H- chairman IuI Senator
o. +. tumu uf Hampshire WAS made
r' Senator Sam y Woods 90
.hD "0mirHf"i Watson saving of
FIu Boo .. .r |ar .4 ann adrfaoT
nrru I. Do rrfrirE and dnircnf
public -rr. frf NJ ans act uf JUS had
uf hrnn u accord with fnc prinripica
or ro U WulfHfIC party then Q do nof
r"N o. TO- We uurhf fo reward those
Nnf -'''d n' Dc rarfr We ought tn
WIf .hs crown of 'Hurai ou Tho demo
rIHfs vHu l1tc foIIeu With us and
therefore re uom rsfr clarence Wat
enu and urlo CHAR vc endorse his a.,
r.r.
.o n'WIn1. i'n vH- seconded hr C
NJ Thompson 90 Vavrr b. n Tai
nnft r' Randolph W s. MteouV of
Nrh.frr aul 81 I.r of Marion
There Was mo- ouuosifi0u to the motion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21
HEART BALM
OF A MILLION
V. Thompson Granted Divorce and
Court Allows His wife a Mil
lion Dollars Alimony.

SI~ qai Dispatch 20 the InteiiiRencer
UNIONTOWN. Pa. Jan. 21.-Josiah
Nankirk Thompson. multi-millioaire
coal and coke operator and banker OF
Uniontown. was al noon to-day grant
ed a divorce from Blanche 4 Thomp-
son by Judge n r. Umble The decree
IS a special one. by the terms OF which
Thompson pays Mrs Thompson ST.
100000. and each party 10 the suit has
the right TO marry again
The proceedings. which lave been
under way since last May. have been
conducted with much secrecy. and the
papers In the case have not Yet be
come a matter az pubiic record. They
are in the possession Of Thompson S
counsel. " Cook Mclean. who do
clines TO discuss the case OF to give
airy Information
Thompson. who is IS years of age.
and his wife. who is about Al have
not lived together FOR TWO years. al
though Mrs Thompson has occupied
l.art of the Thompson home here peri
odically during that time She has
been making her home az the Plaza
Hotel. New York
The decree was HANDED down ~
noon today. and a short time th"reaf
ter ATTORNEYS X ". Dawson and Reu-
ben T.. Maynard. acting for Mrs
Thompson. signed "a receipt for 81
600 .O0O
According to thc law governing such
cases. the papers % the case. together
"i' % Tho testimony. Vhicn az" iu the
H..i- O. Attorney Mclean. mr-t be
placed 90 record within c.st7.a 'irln
Ir'i flI- done mo- one outside ~
tEc cou' aad co-1fy officials and the
I'"sc-- o1-tE~I iu tho case wlii SNOW
The Character cf the testimony liteu
b.. Tho. rsr1 .u -rriort a. his app'i.
LlIln lnr L,.lr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21
WHEELING GIRL,
ENDS LIFE IN
MONOKGAHELA
Miss Henrietta Dittmsn, Suffering
From Nervous Trouble Sudden
ly Ends Her Life.

special Dispatch 70 the intelugencer
PITTSBJ RGH. Pa, Jan 90
Climbing over the railing on Brown :
Bridge. Miss Henrietta Dittman Of
Wheeling. aged 40 years. threw her
self into the MOnOngahela river about
u o'clock this morning. The identity
or the woman was made when the
victim hat, which was later found
toaung GA the river WAS identified
by DR.. W. {. Dittman as the hat his
sister wore. Dr Bittman stated that
his sister had been suffering from ner-
vous trouble FOR some time
About O'Clock this morning. \.
W Parsons q: Highland station. a
tarnceie steel company electrician.
noticed woman acting strangely on
The bridc" he walked slowly and
watched The woman Ine Woman. be-
watched. turned and walNcu toward
the Homestead end Oi the bridge and
when near tue second pier and aSput
20 feet from Parsons climbed upon the
railing Parsons ran 90 the woman
hut JUST as b." reached her sid" she
Iet 70 of The railing and jumped into
The river. As the woman struck 'hp
water her h1t fell of aud ioated down
stream Tie woman sduk dld then
arose once Size wont GoWn q SECOND
time and uo'h!rg NOR" was seen OF
the body Alexander Jones and char
l"s Brown secured s,IG and IoWen
ugt INTO the river and secured she hat
Ih" hat WIS later Identified bV Dr
Di'tmau a. having been worn bv his
sister w." had started 10 search for
bis sister when she failed o. return
home for lunch
s. number ~ people Witnessed the
vumars leap but am were poWerloss
20 prevent her maiiuR the plunge.
Relative az Miss Di''man This after
BOON rrgr""d eur sloan we'll
SHOWN luc"l swimmer AID member
20 tIa F'f' hurch corps of ..c guards
fu air''- thr wor.. o. f~~iu- 90 r.cny-
"r fI'e body ~" r'.rr wa- f.arer!
30 rff"rrH.u ron. rt~ui' ana tu-
? .r.f rIsf- rear.ng Search IgL:q -
.nH .ts c-rrf %. s.1s e''sT - s' ff,
reIrcic~s 'hiutiU-s fi7' perhaps t4r
body .-.-1' 49, thra~I .r rV the ~av-.
if flr l.Ir 's uni recovered bv morn.
ir- dtrH'u'r VII o." used 10y ftc
..'rgD"rt
'f-- pIfmru resided Der. With h.~
'-'s- practically an hrr ur- t!rr
f"r Miss 50 ~ Ufrrar srrrgcts
IIiusrr store Ir f'. Scam. hrDt
IutIf u~ Trrfr '-trs- v. F fpr.rf
ur.u.u"n' business rfr OF f.l- c.ft
m" f.r. 1r. H ..t.r... e.-.s. -
Mss iHffwau t.nt Irt .ucr fFr.
T.~ .ut Il. Is.u tH.t r....4c .rt
v.. 'ruu..1r.'r ..,ffr rlru sns
committee '.f u r.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21
DEMANDS OF THE
DEMOCRATS WILL
ALL BE CONCEDED
Democratic Senator Will Preside Over the Upper Branch
Either Grey Silver or Senator Bland
Reports From Charleston Late Last Night Indicate an Agree
ment Has at Last Been Reached.

Over the long distance telephone
late last night a prominent member OF
the legislature stated 10 n local party
leader that the Republican senators
had decided 10 concede all the de-
mands made by the Democrats and
that tEs state senate would be formal
ly Organized tomorrow with a Demo
cratic senator presiding over the body
After the senate organizes Governor
,;lasscock will send his message to the
legislature and the wheels will start
revolving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21
BULL MOOSE,
SLUSH FUND
Colonel Seymour Edwards Spent
Nearly 5000 Prediction
Money.
Intelligencer Bureau.
WashinTton, d. c., Jan. 20.


William Seymour Edwards. the
Bull Moose candidate for the United
States senate in West Virginia. fled
his prediction expense account with
the clerk Of the secretary OF the sen
ate. II shows that he has already ex-
pended s5.s0s.17 ia his campaign.
more than $4,000 more than il has
cost Davis Elkins and Isaac r. Mann.
Ten thousand dollars is the limit un-
der the federal publicity Law. Mr.
Edwards says ne has received no
funds from any source. His expendi-
lures include. Advertising. Si,@5g71:
headquarters at Charleston. $3.50;
hotel bills, $3.50. justice Of the
peace. for special work. So. and for
cigars. fruit, etc. si25.
Senator Watson. through Senator
Chiffon. to-day put in q claim Of the
Baptist church a. Sutton. W. Va
against the government for 5000 for
damages done by the Union troops
He offered The bill as an amendment
10 the omnibus claim bill
congressman Hughes Of West Vir.
cinia. Ollie James. OF Kentucky. and
SWitzer. of Ohio. went To- the depart
ment of justice to-day and asked for
pardon for Clarence " SteWart. ~
burnside. Ky who f. q former citizen
Of Huntington Stewart Is serving .
term for misappropriation of funds
from a bank lll health Vas the bas.s
OF the petition n IS said that r
stewart is not liberated soon he VIII
die
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21

PORT SAID, Jan. 2o.-The Turkish
cruiser Hamidieh. which arrived here
en- Saturday morning. sailed today for
the Red Sea. after taking on board
100 tons Of coal, which was all the
authorities would allow her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21
TIE WEATHER

es1HCroH. Jan. 2o.-rorecast.
Werferu Peuuayivania- LocaI SHOWS
ara much colder Tuesday "Wednesday
fair waru1fr. norfhWeaf Winds. Diminish.
trE nud becom ing variable.
orir-Nocaf SHOWS and. colder Tues
day Wrdueadav fair. warms~. r-odernfe
Icrfhwenf winfu iccOu- NJ variable
West Virgin 7--1uow Tueadav. buch
colder Woducef-y f7lr: slightly wormer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21
Intelligencer Bureau.
Charleston. w. Va. jan 40.


The expected breaking out OF the
revolutionary spirit among the Repub-
licans and Democrats. growing restless
under the telling strains OF state sen
ate deadlock. which has now been un-
der way for three weeks. over the
election of a president. came late this
afternoon. when Senator q. \. Hood.
OF the Republicans. in moving 10 ad-
tourn until 10 O'Clock Tuesday morn
Ing, served notice that he had moved
To adjourn and voted for such a motion
Tor the last time and that so far as he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21

NEW YORK Jan 2o william Al
Ton. LAWYER. John " Valentino. g
retired merchant and D~ Nap.nwar
Judd were appointed to-day commits.
SION fo inquire into the sanity o. con.
err-sfnan.rIrrt Timothy ~ sullivan
hr apr0'nfmrnf off fho comm fsstor
vas asked hy relatives of sullivan.
DO ls nov In sanitarium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21

ATHENS, Greece, Jan. 2o.-A Greek
officer who participated in the naval
battle between the Greek and Turkish
fleets of the DsrdanelIes on Saturday
and who closely followed all the in
eidents Of the fight. says that during
the pursuit Of the Turkish war yes
seis by the Greeks the battleships
kheyr-ed d-Oin Barbsrossa and Torqut
Refs slsckened speed and showed 4
list to starboard. He believes that
both vessels were in a sinking eondi-
ton when they reached the straits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21

'fN cO CITY. Tsr 600 u.EeI.
Rave -a.fcf fr~ rfr~l 900 ri. rf o
U@asor .r t1srs-u mar fr.r.
.srDam ln ne a'a', Of TIa,r,...
.iILr four of1rin.es Several. ,.....
were atIurfrI Ifa rar4e-- t. r.r
.Hr~f php Is Hr Gleason err ..I
rif ..fr arf ,tIr r,.,r .h..r s.,.....
TIE buiiIings were sssffoysd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21

LONDON. Jan. 2C-The Balkan
plenipotcutiaries who are awaiting
the Turkish reply 90 not attempt TO
conceal their impatieuce and firm d.
termination 10 prevent Turkey from
posiporing settlement OF the war
lors"r tran 2 week. Meanwhile un.
Cftcial conversations have begun
among the allies regarding their ia
ter Balkan Celimitatious Dr Dlneff
head 81 tine Bulgarian delegation. and
tae Greek premier. VI. Nenizelos. were
engrossed IN this task As no agree
meu' vet has been reached concern
ing Saiouiki. the Greeks hope 70 have
10 t!fculty in retaining the town
When 'h" Bulkarians Ee' Adrianopls
Forh.i Pas1a received long ct-
rher wHs-aga from CCn-faufiuoplo
fhis afternoon. and ~ e. asserted he
Was Inatrgcf.d 20 confer with Sir I'd
ward Grey. the British foreign fc~r.-
fait. "'fI tho Cbisr; p Obfa Wing d'-
rect lr'a-vcnCcn hy the powers un.
der rho form of mediation. or in 90.
ofh"r vr. i' more acceptable. 60
'll' TTIsev GIT 20 spared he hfi-
n''iia'.pn NJ cedfrg Adr.anOpla a. o. {
band
Rooh7d Pasta. accompanied by
T"r'E prstl aut Oslnin Nilami
Pa-HI. la'rr loo tEp dav listed tho
F-i-f-t foreign -cr-ororv iu' tho Ht.
frr" OF Fi- Edward Srsv'- reply h-e
not Been disclosed
Trio meeting ~. 'Hs national Assem-.
lie af e'1ntirnufu Ia tnrr post.
Trar1 until WoFrf #H. .rd 'Ie
port rcpl- tr OBJ. '.-a OF ''. pow.
f.s $3.50 ha pres gf.. .rf.r fria moot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21

EVANSVILLE. Ind. aJn. sa.-New
t~~:fory. including several towns. was
reported submerged by the rising
waters o the Ohio and its tributaries
today. Uniortown. Ky. Cypress. Ind.
and Howell. a suburb. faced "A serious
Good a majority Of the inhabitants
quitting their homes preCipitately and
He' Ing To- the high ground or coming
into Evansville. which is caring for
hundreds ~ refugees.
II is raining hard today and a 30
mile wind is whipping the swollen
Ohio river into a fury. Hundreds of
sightseers viewing the flood are in
danger from weakened buildings. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21
WAR DOGS
EAGER FOR FIGHT
Balkan ENJOYS Announce That With
IN Week War VIII Be Resumed
II Turks Don't Surrender.

Creeks and 5ulgarians Expected TO
Agree BY Former Securing Sa-
loniki and Later AdrianopIe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21
PRISONERS ESCAPE CONVICTL ABOR
FROM. CABELL JAILFOR HIGHWAYS
siIs Providing For a State Levy anc
use of ConVicts on Roads In
troduced in Assembly.
rntelligenoer Bureau.
Columbus, Ohio, Jan n.

Bllls providing for a state levy t1
create a fund with which TO construct
and maintain highways in the state
and To use convict labor on then, war.
oHered in the house and senate today.
J ne amount Of the tax Is not the same
IN each measure The improyeme ents
are proposed for the inter county
highways and main market roads
Route No. is the north central rout..
from Bridgeport to the southeast cor.
ner Of Pauiding county, passing
Martins Ferry, Steubenville. East Liv.
eTpool. Canton. Wooster. etc. No. 4.
me national road from Bridgeport 10
The dividing line between Ohio and
ihdIdnd IN Preble county. goin.,
ihroug st Clairsv!lle. Cambridge
GAINESVILLE. Columbus. etc.
bill 10 assist food sufferers slon-
N" Ohio river will be offered fomor.
70" by Representative CappeIle az
~ .,lHclnaau. The present law provide
lna' rtparatlon from the state ma
come from reduced taxes ONLY whet
mo property Is damaged between Nh
months of April and October. ca.
peHe would make other distribution
10 the Hood victims during the month
O! the year
OIL. Vet ana dry forces argued The Have
-'~i.'n heinre Joint commit
20, .t iH" I"t~. ard senate to-niFht.
''"Nrrh"r Cox ltterfing the hearing. bi.-
lHh.nE mn part Il. Apktr bIIf ..t1s.-
was Differed uy the drk-. was 90. .ia-e,i T,
r%sg,i. ', S'grnrr- , - rat Moli Prohs.ait nc
ldlH"l i1. irrN'rs FIl would uuIIff
ne '"n~f ifuf."ral restriction on fia
Iafffc end even weaken o.. enfarre-ner-
II III ON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21
GALE WHIPS OHIO
RIVER INTO FURY:
MANY HOMELESS
Many Towns Submerged the Lower Ohio and Thou.
ands of Persons Rendered Homeless
Boy Scouts Patrolng the Levees-River Started Decn
ing Slowly Late Last Evening

WASHINGTON. Ian. 2O.-The Ohio
river Is falling at all points above
EvansNiie. Ind. says the weather
bureau report tonight. II is station
a:y ct EvansViile NJ stage of io.1
'e't AID q is expected TO begin fall
ING AZ Evansville and Henderson by
Tuesday. Except for flood stage in
Tie White river below Georgetown.
AK. no changes from stages prev
iousiy announced are expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-21

tcontinued on Page ren1
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-30
Advertisement fer Rida.

Whereas, BY an election duly call
ed and held in and for the School Dis
trict of Hay, Cavalier County, North
Dakota, the voters Of said school dis
trict decided to erect four CD school
houses within said district.
Therefore, We the School Board In
and for the said District of Hay. here
by give notice that bids will be receiv-
ed Tor the erection of said school
houses in accordance with the plans
and specifications for the same which
are on file in the office of the Super
intendent Of Schools Of Cavalier Coun-
tn, at Langdon, N. D. Said bids
should be addressed to John Balsdon,
Clerk OF Hay School District, Osna-
brock, N. d., and must be accompanied
by a. certified check payable to the
said School District in the sum of
$4,000, as a guarantee that the sue
cessful bidder will enter into a con-
tract with the said District according
to his bid and according to law.
Tenders must be received not later
than the 21st day of July, "A. D.. 1918,
at 4 o'clock p. M, at which time the
same will be opened. The School
Board reserves the right to reject any
s HAY SCHOOL DISTRICT,
BY Jos. McGauvran,
President.
And John Balsdon.
Clerk.
(June 20 to July list. Inc.S