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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-26
Y. M. c. A. ITEMS

At $50 o'clock this afternoon will
be held at the Y. M c. A. auditorium
the first OF series of meetings con-
tinuing next week to the planned COM
paign to be held here by Mr. Charles
Drum of New York, eminent as a
worker in his line. Rev R. w. Lilley
will be In charge OF the Sunday after
noon meeting.
Beginning Monday, monday meet.
ings will be held each day at the Y.
NJ G. A. auditorium continuing
through Friday, commencing at 1880
p. m. each day, and each meeting will
be held only thirty minutes. The
leaders will be as follows:
Monday, Rev DR.. Ezra B. Newconib
Of the First Westminster Presbyter-
ian church.
Tuesday, Rev. j O. Ledoetter of
the Methodist Protestant church.
Wednesday. Rev. w. H. Neil of the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
Thursday, Rev. H. B. McElree of
the United Presbyterian church.
Friday, Rev. DIR. Geo. C. Williams
of the First Congregational church.
Prof. P. G. Hayden, it is announced
will have charge of the music.
These meetings are open to men
OF Keokuk ard all are invited, as they
will prove attractive, interest ting and
instructive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-26
Ananna OIL Erianas

Among Old Friends.
]. T. Maxwell who was physical
director of the Keokuk Y NJ. G. A.
from 1905 to 1908 and who is well
and very favorably remembered here,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
Paid In Full.

paid in Full" the play to be pre-
scented at the Hippodrome Theatre,
Monday night comes to us. not only
as an extreme novelty, but it affords
our patrons an opportunity OF witness
sing a high class dramatic play at
our regular vaudeville pr'ces. The
management has arranged to give our
patrons from time to time, all CT the
New York and Chicago successes, and
this condition Is made possible owing
to the fact, that there are very few
regular travelling companies prcduc-
ing these plays the coming year.
Mr.. Robert Sherman who holds the
unique distinction of being the orig
inator Of producing high c'ass plays
in vaudeville theatres, has been able
to engage many of the actors and &C,
tresses who appeared originally in
these plays, and Paid in Full" which
comes to US is complete PRODUCT n
In every particular. Scenery, mecaan-
ical effects, etc, are exactly as pro-
duced in New York, during the plays
remarkable run at the Astor theatre.
paid in Full' as produced by Mr..
Sherman is greatly ENLARGED from an
audience view point, owing to the fact
that the usual long waits between
acts are shortened, and In place OF
lowering the curtain to prolong tho
play to the conventional length, the
last two acts are condensed, and the
intense gripping story is told without
any unnecessary Interruptions Ad-
vertisement
At tho Colonial.
Still packing them in at the G. lon
ial and four more features com n
this week. Commencing Monday, DC /.
81, (tcmcrrow) the greatest OF al
three reel features. The Race for tn ,
Millions" One of the exciting scenes
is a balloon explosion IN mid-sea real
istic. Tuesday, Oct. 90, Saved IN
Mid-Air" a dramatic portrayal OF low
and jealousy In three reels. A dar-
ing rescue is effected by brave girl
on rope stretched at dizzy height.
This picture will hold you spsllbound.
You will wonder at the desperate
chances the actors take: you WI ad
mire still more the perfect photo
graphy OF the three big reels. Wei
nesday, Oct. 20, Essanay's extrsord'
nary dramatic production In two parts
The Forbidden Way" The Forbid
den Way sounds the depths Of human
emotions. 1t ia a gripping and thrill
ing melodrama Of the underworld. A
splendid photo-play that throbs with
strong sentiment ano powerful plthos
It's powerful portrayal OF character
and its mastery presentation OF
scenes from the criminal haunts Of a
great city, play upon the heart strings
| Of human emotions with an eloquenca
Of appeal that rends the very soul
Friday, Oct. 81, Lubins great drama
| In two reels. Home Sweet Home.
| Advertisement.
|
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-26

Read The Gate CITY for late
sporting news.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-03

and 3D. Fruit Sd and 4th, BOhart,
Under six months old-1st and I'd
Fruit Sd and 4th, Bohart.
Champin boar any age-Fruit OF
Bollman s Wander.
Champion sow, any age-Bohart or
Bobbie I'd.
Champion boar, any age, bred by
exhibitor-Fruit on Bollman's Wan
der.
Champion SOW any age, bred by ex
hibitOr-Bohart on Bodbie 3D.
Herds.
Boar and sows, over year-1st
and Sd, Fruit; I'd, Bohart.
Boar and sOws, under year-lst
and Sd, Fruit; 2, Bohart.
Boar and 8 sOws, over l year, bred by
exhibitor-1st. Fruit; I'd, BOhart.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-03


hart; I'd Fletcher; Sd and 4th, Davis.
Champion boar, any age-Davis on
Chief.
Champion sow, any age-West on
Gem Lassie.
Champion boar any age, bred by
exhibitor-Davis on Chief.
Champion sow, any age, bred by ex.
hibitor-Bohart on May Prince.
Herds.
Boar and 8 sows over year-1st
and I'd, Davis Sd, Bohart.
Boar and sows over year, bred
by exhibitor--lst and I'd, Davis.
Produce of one sow-lst, Davis; 2,
Bohart.
Barrow under one year of the breed
list, Bohart.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-03

Tises. The corn shrivols up, vanishes,
That's the surprise you get by using
this new.plan corn cure, There's moth.
ing to stick to the stocking or sock !
your corn pains stop. You're saved
tho bother of applying plasters that
make the corn bulge out from tho core,
You re saved salvos that eat into the
healthy flesh and "pull"; no more fus-
sing with bandages, You don \ have to
help by picking and dragging out your
eorns or cutting with knives and razors.
"GETs-IT" is safe, painless, stops
pain, never hurts healthy flesh. II is
guaranteed. Try II on warts, calluses
and bnnions, too.
"GETs.IT" is sold at all druggists
at rs cents a bottle or sent direct by
~ Lawrence 4 Co., Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-03
Hampshires.

Exhibitors: j. M. Fruit, Joseph,
Or; w. G. Bohart, Bozeman, Mont.
Aged boar-1st, Fruit; 2, Bohart.
IS months and under two years-lst
Fruit; I'd, Bohart.
One year and under is months-lst,
Fruit; Cd, Bohart.
Six months and under one year-1St
and I'd. Bohart; Sd, Fruit,
Uuder six months old--1st and 4th,
Fruit; I'd and 3, Bohart.
sows.
Aged sow-Bobart; I'd and Sd, Fruit,
IS months and under two years--1st
and I'd, Fruit; 8, Bohart.
One year and under IS months-1st
and Sd, Fruit; I'd and 4th, BOhart.
Six months and under one year-lst
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-03

Bull three years or over-1st, Chand
Ter on Debonair.
Bull two years and under three
1st, Chandler on Beau Ideal.
Senior yearling bull-lst, Chandler
on Ideal Beau; I'd, Emery on Hand
some Fairface.
Senior bull calf-1st, Emery on Map
lethorne.
Junior bull calf-1st, Emery on
Maplethorpe.
Junior bull calf-lst, Chandler on
New Era.
Cow three years or over-1st, Chand.
Ter on Jewel; I'd, Emery on Ollie.
Cow years and under three-lst
University of Idaho on Bonnie Lass
18th; Cd, Chandler on Bonnie Lass
18th.
Senior yearling heifer-lst, Emery on
Lady Jane.
Junior yearling heifer-lst, Univer-
sity Of Idaho on DOna Perfect; Cd,
Chandler on June Donald.
Senior heifer calf--lst, Chandler on
Lady Princeps; I'd, Emery on TOpsy.
Junior heifer calf-lst, Chandler on
Lily Beauty; I'd, Emery on Prairie
Flower.
Ayrshires.
Exhibitors: Walter j. Domes, Nc.
Coy, Or; Henry w. Domes, Mccoy,
Or; w, o. Bohart, Bozeman, Mot,
Zone entry.
Bulls.
Senior calf-lst, Henry Domes on
Duke of Idle Hour; I'd and 3D., Wal.
ter Domes on Brynbone of c. II. and
Cherry Boy.
Junir calf-lst and Cd, Walter
Domes ON Dixie Boy and Dixie Boy
Of G. H.; 3D., Henry Domes on King
Of Idle Hour
Cows,
Aged cow-lst and Cd, Henry Domes
on Anna Laura Anchinges and Adelia
Prill; Sd, Walter Domes on Prairie Sc.
bastina.
Three years and under four LIST,
Walter Domes on Minora; I'd and Sd,
Henry Domes on Harma Triune and
Lucy Triune.
Two years and under three--lst and
3D., Henry Domes on Dorma Triune and
Ella Triune; ., Walter Domes on
MelW Trime
Senior yearling-lst Henry Domes
on Lena Triune; I'd and 3D., Walter
Domes on Beatrice of G. II. and Lady
Nell Of c. II.
Junior Xeafling-lst and 3D., Walter
Domes on Dinah of G, II. aud NADIA
of G. H.; 9d, Henry Domes on Rosalia
Gazelle,
Senior calf-lst and 3D., Walter
Domes on Florence Of c. II. and Mel.
va of c. H.; %, Henry Domes on Ella
Of Idle Hour
Champions,
Junior champion bull--Dukc Of Idle
Hour,
Senior and grand champion female
Anna Laura Anchinges.
Junior champion heifer - Lena
Triune,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-03

Boar and 3 sows, under l year, bred
by exhibitor, Fruit; I'd and Sd, Bo-
hart.
Get of one sire-lst and I'd, Fruit.
Produce of one sow-1st and I'd,
Fruit.
Fat Barrow, under year Of the
breed-1t and Sd, Bohart; I'd, Fruit.
Pen (3) Barrows, under l year, of
the breed-lst, Fruit; 2, Bohart
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-03

Elk have been found in the Uinta
national forest, Utah, for the first time
in many years. Since they are not
from shipments from the Jackson Hole
country to neighboring forests, the
state and federal officials are gratified
at this apparent increase in big game,
as the result of protection.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-03
ANOTHER BIG LIST
CONTINUED from page 81

Bobart on Collier.
Two years old and under three
list, Eragger on Mark; 3D. Inman on
West. =.
Senior ealf-1st, Inman on Benton
Junior calf-lst, Bohart on D. Col.
lier; I'd, Inman on Calf.
Cows.
Aged cow-lst and Cd, Brugger on
Susan and Lady Gresham; Sd, Bohart
on Upland Micks Prize.
Three years and under four-1st,
Brugger on Susan and Lady Gresham;
Sd, BOhart zell's Lady D.; I'd, Bug
ger on Ruby; Sd, Inman on DOrtha.
Two years and under three-1st and
Sd, Bohart on Zell's Ada and Zell $
Annie; I'd, Inman on Lucele.
Senior yearling-1st, Brugger on
Jenny.
Junior yearling--1st, Bobart on Boze.
man Girl.
Senior calf-lst, Bohart on Alice Gil.
lier; I'd and 3d. Inman on Gladys and
EIener.
Aged herd-lst, Bohart, I'd, Brugger.
Young herd--lst, Bohart.
Calf herd-1st, Inman; I'd, Bohart.
Groups.
Get of one sire-lst and I'd, Bohart
Sd, Inman.
Produce of one cOw-1st, Bobart; Cd.
Inman; 3, Brugger.
Champions.
Senior and grand champion bull
Acorn.
Junir champion heifer-Alice Col
lier.
Exhibitors; Geo. Chandler, Baker,
Or; University of Idaho Moscow, Ida.
no; VIM. p Emery Macleay, Or.
Bulls.
Aged bull-1st, Chandler on Debon.
air.
Two years old and under three
LIST, Chandler on Beau Ideal.
Senior yearling-lst, Chandler on Gay
Lad Sth.
Junior yearling-1st, Chandler on
Ideal Beau; I'd, Emery on Handsome
Fairface
Senior calf-1st, Emery on Maple.
thorpe.
Junior calf-1st, Chandler on New
Era.
Cows.
Aged cow-lst, Chandler on Jewel;
I'd, Emery on Ollie.
Two years old and under three-lst,
University of Idaho on Bonnie Lass,
18th; I'd, Chandler on Bonnie Lass,
18th.
Senior yearling--1, Emery on Lady
Jane.
Junior yearling-lst, University Of
Idaho, on Dona Perfect, I'd and Sd,
Chandler on Pretty Donald and June
Donald.
Senior calf-lst, Chandler on Lady
Princess; I'd, Emery on Topsy.
Junior calf-1st, Chandler on Lily
Beauty; I'd, Emery on Prairie Flower.
Champions.
Senior and grand champion bull
DebOnair.
Junior champion bull--Gay Lad Sth.
Senior and grand champion female
Bonnie Lass 18th.
Junior champion heifer-Dona Per.
feet.
Herds.
Aged herd--lst, Chandler.
Young herd--lst, Gambler.
Calf hcrd-lst, Chandler; Cd, En-.
cry.
Groups.
Get Of one sire-1st, Chandler.
Produce of one cow--1st, Chandler;
I'd, Emery.
Special Premiums Offered by the Am.
orican Hereford Cattle Breeders AS.
sociation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-03
Herds.

Herds.
Young herd--1st, Henry Domes, q
and Sd, Walter Domes.
Calf herd-1st and Sd, Waite
Domes; I'd, Henry Domes.
Groups.
Get of one sire-1st and Sd, Walter
Domes; 2, Henry Domes.
Produce of one cow-1st, Henry
DOmes; Cd and Sd, Walter Domes.
Angora Goats.
Exhibitors VIM. Riddell & Sons
Monmouth, Or; John B. Stump, Mon
mouth, Or.
Bucks.
Aged buck--lst, Riddell & Sons.
One year old and under two-lst
and Sd, Riddell & Sons; I'd, Stump.
Buck kid--1st and I'd, Stump; Sd
Riddell & Sons,
Does.
Aged Doe-lst and I'd, Stump; Sd
Riddell & Sons.
One year and under two-lst and
I'd, Riddell; Sd, Stump.
Doe kid---1st and I'd, Riddell &
Sons.
Flock-1st, and Cd, Riddell& Sons.
Get of one sire-Ilst, Riddell & Sons.
I'd and Sd, Stump.
Produce Of one doe--1st, Riddell &
Sons.
Exhibit of twelve head Of not more
than 3 bucks, Angora goats--lst,
Stump; I'd, Riddell & Sons.
Champion buck, any age--stump.
Champion doe, any age-Riddell &
Sons.
Angora Special Premium.
The Silver Trophy cup offered by
the American Angora Goat Breeders ,
association for Che best breeders flock
of four registered Angora kids, the
get of one sire, bred by the exhibitor
who must be a member of the A. A.
G. b. association was awarded to VIM.
Riddell & Sons.
Chester Whites.
Exhibitors; w. o. Bohart, Bozeman,
Mont; W. b. Davis, Shedds, Or; @.
W. West, oswego, Or; II. l., Fletcher,
McMinnville, Or
Bears.
Aged boar-lst and 3D. Davis; I'd.
Bohart,
IS months and under two years-st,
Bohat.
One year and under IS months-lst,
West; I'd, Davis.
Six months and under ono ycar-lst
and ID, Davis; Sd, Bohart
Under six mOnths-lst and %, Davis:
3D. and ith, Bohart.
Sows.
Aged sow-lst Bohart; 2d and Sd,
Davis.
is months and under two years-lst,
Fletcher; I'd and 3D., Davis; 4th, Bo.
hart.
One year and under ls months-1st,
Wcsti and lth, Davis; 3D. and 9th,
Bohart
Six months and under one year-lst
and Sd, Davis; 2d and 4th, Fletcher,
9th, Bohart.
Under six months-ist and 5th, Bo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-03

No matter what it is that has become marred and
unsightly from age and wear, there's an Acme
Quality paint, enamel, stain or varnish that will
exactly fit the need We are agents in this
vicinity for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-03
"Gets-It", Nothing
Like it for COrns
Easy az One Two, Three; No Fuss; No
Pain, by Using "Gets-It."

just take two seconds and put lit
tle "GETs-IT" on that corn. That
corn is "done for" as sure as the sun
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-03
ACNE QZI4L/TY
PAINTS AND FINISHES

the most scientifically prepared, the most salts
factory in appearance and wear, made in the
largest paint and varnish plant in the world
Simply tell US what you want to do, ask for the
proper Acme Quality goods for that purpose and
you are sure to get the best that can be made.
The Acme Quality Painting Guide Book tells what Acme
Quality Paint Enamel Stan Varnish or Finish to USE how
much will be required and how should be put 1t not only
enables you to tell your painter or deco ~s%
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
FLOOD REACHES CREST AT 81 TT. 3 In.
STATE TROOPER
DOING GUARD
DUTY is SHOT

Special 10 The Intelligence.
SHARON, Pa. March 2s.-
In a fight between State troop
ers. who are doing guard duty
at Sharon, where the loss OF
life and property has been
heavy. Robert Myers, a mem
Der OF ID" troop. was shot and
killed tonight by Frank White,
of the same troop. Il is
claimed by White that the
shooting was accidental.
The body of Mrs. George
Wildinge. of Sharon. who was
drowned in the food Wednes-
day. was found today in a pile
OF debris. The bodies of two
unidentified men were also
found at Wheatland. A late re-
port tonight says that John
Boboski. his wife and three
children. who resided along the
Shenango river. south of here.
were all drowned.
One person is known to have
been drowned at Parkersburg,
W. Va. to-day. and IL others
are missing. The city is un-
der 10 feet OF water. and fully
1000 persons are homeless.
The food situation in Pitts
burgh and its environs shows
considerable improvement to-
day. The waters are now fall
ing. There has been no loss
OF life.
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BIG CONTRIBUTION
Nsyor cf pri7s-lpra Ia Offers Large
Amount 90 ONO blood
SuFerers

IHf.tuELrUfN. Tr. March -e-
Mayor BIans. llrG. aa chairman nt
'ts Citizens Permanent Relief COO.
r.ffDe Of .r.- t.f,. fo.tlf fciruannaI
fol Governor cos. OF Ohio r.lcu. at
r.. disposal 5-tu00 for fbr reicf oI
Good slf'r.-f a thar state
ton.-iiufons amouuIur to $50
Erro ro..,.od hf t.c treasurer. OF fro
uud here today. making teo ..'a.
i-'f Several other agencies ar.
..I rUI..'.rr uDr.. Irr Ihr HrH.
nnrpu.. .rI i- esfufHrI fr-f at
h.t t'f .a# been raised iu flis
I'. fI assist tIe Good Victims
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
GOVERNMENT SPECIAL
PUSHING ON TO DAYTON

ON BOARD SECRETARY GNHR
SON. SPECIAL TRAGN. Kcno,s. W
Va March 81 TuFnine deaf or fo
70 road 0nciala wh0 c0un er'lrf him
against attempting tD Uruo'IHfn tho
hcarf OF the food district Secretary
Card pom urd1untnd bf d.aHcfrfruIrv
delay which have marked h.f 'rur
rcv DECLARED tonight In emphatic
.frr fhat hr would under r0 r.rfufn.
stances abandon b. uudrrsk.ne 80
William 1u tHo secretary uHs fn'd fhn
situation Faa hopeless beyond krrrv1
f0 ftr a. reaching rfhcr C.nr. ruH'i
or fnIuuNu paa concerned
$50 .htI cr f0rnard o. Irn- ae
Nor. a frHe'H Df frtrs fY carr, ue.
said tho R1r errrrffrr. as bio train
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
RELIEF
PLANS
PUSHED
GOVERNMENT Is LOSING NO
TIME IN GIVING
SUCCOR-
Red Gross Society Rushing Med
icine and Supplies to
Scene.

WASHINGTON. March 2s-while
the United States government did not
diminish It's activity today in rushing
relief to the destitute the receipt OF
more cheerful news from the food
lands of Ohio and Indiana heartened
President Wilson and officials at
Washington generally.
The President. who has been very
much depressed over the disaster,
read reports showing that early esti-
mates OF the. death list were exagger-
ated. He is still hopeful that final in
vestigation will reveal that even fewer
lost their lives than is now supposed.
To the sympathy of France. was added
today the coincidence of Germany.
Switzerland and the Argentine Repub-
lie. expressed through their diplomatic
representatives.
Miss Mabel Bcardman. chairman OF
the Red Cross Relief Committee. left
tonight on a special Red Cross train.
bearing the relief TO the capital city.
With her we're Miss Jane Delano. head
OF the Red Cross Nursing Corps;
Major Charles Lynch. a Red Cross Of
fetal and ten nurses; the three offic-
ials viii go 10 Columbus to confer with
Governor Cox. The nurses and SUP
plies will 20 TO Cincinnati and Dayton.
in charge OF Francis Mclean. OF the
Red Cross service.
v.Fw In
the hands OF the Red Cross within
forty-eight hours. or this over
s90.O00 was received to-day. From
New York there came $4,000. from
Detroit $4,000. from II. {. Frick $10.-
600 and from John % Rockefeller
5000. There were thousands OF
smaller contributions.
Fiedl Hospital.
4 complete field hospital was ship
ped to Columbus via Pittsburgh. by
the war department. Medical sup
plies that had been shipped out OF
Washington twice before for Ohio and
blocked. were again sent forward to
day.
The train load OF tentage. bedding
and clothing dispatched yesterday
from Philadelphia we're 10 arrive in
Columbus during the night
Relief committees in Hamilton. O.
telegraphcd the war department re
questing the engineer battalions al
Fort Thomas. ny. TO b. sent 20 the
Ohio city. Engineer officers in Gin
cinnati were asked by the department
To- report upon The necessity OF the
occasion
Secretary Daniels. OF tho Navy De.
partment. directed the shipment of
such clothing az was available AZ the
clothing depot al New York to the
flooded cities Past Assistant Paymas
ter L. y Wertenhakcr was ordered "a
leave Sew York with tho clothinc
Ir" shipment viii consist 0f H.. OOO
blankets. 1000 watch cape-. 700 O0o
suits ~ urderVclr. f.2On jerseys. %
900 duuraree jumper. s5. 600 durrarae
trousers. 5000 ovcrcoats. a 900 rairs
Tow shoes and $4,000 pairs wooden
socks.
IN addition. 100000 ravv ration,
were directed by the Secretary 10 b.
shipped
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west vic. .a..Fntr puf .rr.Hrr See
uf7y increasing ci0uf.urr1 arf
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
UNITED STATES
LIFE SAVERS
ON THE SCENE
AND INVESTIGATION RE-
VEAI1S DEPLORABI.E
CONDITION.
Crew Do Great Rescue Work and
Distribute Supplies to the
MarOOned.


WEST DAYTON. OHIO. March 2s.
Members OF the United States life
saving crew OF Louisville who nayi-
gated along sections OF flooded Day
ton heretofore unexplored returned to-
day at noon, reporting conditions in
North Dayton ad Riverdale quite As
deplorable as the first estimates con
cerning suffering of the people were
concerned. The tour. however. failed
TO verify fears that there had been a
tremendous death toll in that section.
In North Dayton priyation among
the marooned has been severe. but &C.
tual suffering. except among children.
was neglible. Cruising the southern
end OF Riverdale. where IL was feared
there would be found big death list.
Captain Gillooly in charge OF the
crew. reported conditions paralleling
those In other sections of the stricken
city. but only two dead bodies were
reported as having been recovered.
The flooded territory In Riverdale,
which Is section Of substantial home
owners, approximately is seventeen
blocks long and seven blocks wide.
After having descended the Miami
river. Captain Gillooly reported that
In the south central section ~ bay
ton. where the food flowed widest
on Tuesday and "Wednesday. thou
sands ~ persons still were impri oncd
in upper floors Of their homes He
stated that from numerous inquiries
among people whose residences had
been Inundated ~ appeared the lie
loss would NOT hc nearly ao large as
90 was placed by FIRST reports
This section was s'ill flooded. al
though The water rapidly was roccdinr.
and while fow corp-cs eddird ont
from Tho floods edge. yo' fhc ccnfor
of tho area 60 was stated that ONLY
two bodies bad been seen
Associated Press Assists
Assisted by representative of frc
Z Associated Press. captain CIi'ooly and
Def men distributed food and quantities
cf drinking water f0 large number
~ tho food prsonors Arranr.urr. s
a.Eu N.f. uao. fn provide fhr rrrdt
Drr. .Ifn fr. necessary ..U.ii.. rom
. time to time until fnr food water.
I have F0rc
+ Tho crow launched hs.- Dis boat Boo
OBJ" Miami canal HH nIirh n.. rrI cod
. fo Mad r.v... fh.u.a down NaI r.trr
fo fhr Miami urd thence south f1 tro
. stewart treof ur.dra. rI.r .. oaIt
.I.rf distance fr.m lf Ntf.r.I
Cash Register plant t..-0 hluIreI.
uf refugees arr r'.ritn. rirr
ST. different Ir.ut. .rs .Ia ..ltr
stops were made. and '.. crow d..
toured a.ay fru 'H. Ht.r. f $500.
found mrut of fHf.. Hr.r.r. could h.
made Hf.of fhr nafsr .ft au
ffIrn since .a-' u.rhf So ru ..t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29
FALLING SLOWLY
Decline C SB Inches Recorded Up
Until o'e'eek This Morn NJ
Decline VIII &c Sfo.

tn" decline OF tho flood -fa@. is
expected go he SLOW ft-rucr rouf tho
creator part 0f today because OFF 'ro
great amoan. ~ water h.luH tip
until o.cluc fhie wrruu= 'rr r...s
marks Norcf decline or Ilf six
Iuchoe from o. p.clccr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-29

M'CREA DEAD
Former Chief % the pernsyivania
system Passss Away

PHILADELPHIA. pa March ....
James Mcrrea. former president uf fle
pennVvivanIn Ea1r.ad r.mrsn.. d.sd
~ his home BOD srford tonight