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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-28
lnfammatory rheumatism Quickly
Relieved,

Morton l. Hill OF Lebanon, Ind.
Gays: Ny wife had infammatory
rheumatism in every muscle and Joint
her suffering was terrible and her BODY
and face were swollen almost beyond
recognition; had beer in bed for six
weeks and had eight physicians. but
received 10 benefit until she tried Dr..
Detchon's Relief for rheumatism. L
gave immediate relief ard she was able
10 walk IN three days am sure II
saved her life" Sold by Otto Grotjar.
1901 Second avenue. Rock Island. and
Gust Schlegel & Son. 220 Second
street, Dsvenpo -(Advertisement)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-28
TWO ORION PIONEERS PASS
Mrs. Adolph Peterson and Charles Han.
son Die at Their Homes.
Special 70 The ArgusD

Orion. H.. Feb. 2s.-Charles Hanson
pioneer resident here, died .yester-
day at his home. Funeral services
will be held at the Swedish Lutheran
church Saturday afternoon ar . O'Clock,
Mrs. Adolph Peterson. who died
Wednesday at the age Of 75. will be
buried Sunday afternoon, services to
he conducted st the Swedish Lutheran
church at 3 O'Clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-28
81 EIII !! S!
( 2cS:5AIl Eek

Is the time for you to get &C
quainted with the line of Jones
Dairy Farm Products we carry.
We have Hams, Sausages, Ba-
con, Lard and Picked Pork
High quality goods at economy
prices. If you want the best on
your table you want to be sure
10 do your marketing here.
Sugar II. & Z. Cnot beet 20
pouNuS lot ''....'.'........ S1.00
(Sugar alone not delivered).
Tomatoes, No. cans. good solid
pack three cans for ........ Or
Succotash, Happy Hour" brand the
finest sweet corn with tender lima
beans' per can ........-........ / SC
Kraut by Heinz" best YOU
ever tasted. quart ........... 71Lc
Maple Syrup Absolutely pure.
Pancake Flour Virginia Sweet"
hest on market. package ...... 1Oc
Coffee Happy Hour" in bulk. a
most delicious coffee with that rich
smooth flavor. pound only ..... 35C
Honey White Glover. well
filled frames. only ............. 2Or
Mustard Dressing Heinz's' l5c
bNlLle TOT ........... q G
Table Vinegar Happy Hour"
apple cider. 25c bottle for ..... 15C
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12

lust ask any druggist. Who Is Dr
Burkhart, lie viii tell you that he Is the
man who allows you TO deposit p cents
for 3O-day treatment 81 Dr. Burk-
hart's Vegetable Compound. And u al
the end Of 80 days YOU are not cured oi
stomach. liver, kidney and bowel trouble
the druggist will rcturn your 3 cents
And he has been doing this Tor twenty
FIVE wears. Over twelve million treat
mcnts arc used annually in all civilized
countries. showing what remarkable
medicine II J.. DR.. Burkhart has repu-
tatioa to be proud q. His fair. honest
method Of allowing YOU 20 use his So-daS
treatment ard oharging only > cents Tor
IL on = positive guarantee 20 repay the =
cents if-not cured. has won HIM q host o.
friends. -,
Every druggist knows hin. knows h;s
worlds good. knows he wiz do ss agreed:
50 do not hesitate % Try his Wonderful
Vegetable Compound. get rid Of head
ache. sour stomach. biliousness: rheuma-
tisni, constipation. liver and kidney rou-
bic II YOU don't get well IN 50 days you
get hack your = cents.
And YOU get more for a quarter thar
anx one else would ask $500 Tor. Get TINS
3O-dav treatment at once. lake the coc-
tor at his word. You won't be disappoint'
ed. Be sure TO ask Tor and see that YOU
get DR.. Burkhart's Vegetable Compound
Advertisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12

Washington. January ll-Coullnua
ton Of high water on the ONO rave
between Cincinnati and Cairo was pre-
dicted bv the Weather Bureau Tonight
as a result OF a second general ST orm
which passed over the Ohio Valley To-
day.
The rainfall was heavy In the 4oweI
portion of the valley In Ine uPpeI
section. however. between P1ttsours n
and Parkersburg. where the river mao
begun to fall. the additional precip!-
tation is expected to cause secohh-
ary rise of not nj )re than Two TO- cet
above nresent stages, and TO prolong
the high water stage between Gncin-
natl and Cairo ,,.d
Colder weather. which IS predicteu
to overspread the Ohio Valley SUNDAY
no doubt will help the SITUATION 49,
~ A. louisville. warnings have been
issued for a crest stage of about 80
feet On Tuesday and SO feet Is lhoi-
Gated for Sunday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
NEW MOVE IN WAR
ON WHITE SLAVERY
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch.


x.....,rton January IL-An important
~. movement Of a private character Is
.hov, % Ia started in connection with the
.,,..-,-oen;.s campaign against the whlte
Save rraNic" The new movement eon-e ,
mates the estab ishrnent or a money .oe-'"s
ZION amounting possibly 10 d .4~N''
SO 30 t,a the income % wAlch WIZ IT, Us
~ promoting features OF the cainpalsn 80
.,-,sr- ne Federal government cannot Jaw
.-i;v engage. /: is understood mat JoAh -
reorxafeller IT. who already ms dehOh
..-s-e6 his interest IN the suppression o
MS ne.artous traffic. Is actively supp9rths
the new movement. and will be one OF "s
principal financial hackers -,
-he purpose OF this new movement viii
he 70 save the unfortunate girls NAo nav
hes- made me victims OF white slave prsc-
.,ccs T. is 70 support homes for women
~ this character and 10 estaolish ne" ohes
sbat the movement about 10 be launcneo
wall aim. .-, 1000.
II Is understood here thar suricienf money
Is IN sight 20 insure the success OF the iouh-
datior and that an announcenent o. ~
scope and purposes soon VIII be made
To stanley o. Finch. who has carried on
rhe Depa-tr1en. oe Justice white slave IN
>,asr3gs ton is attributed the credit for TINS
,ew movement The plan IS said 20 oontein-
1iare a supervision by NJ. Finch OF me
5vo-l< o4 -he foundation in connection with
+g~ o-sfcial duties as thc directing force IN
.he governments prosecutions. MI Finch
rss his office in Baltimore. When gues-
-oned TO-DAY = regard 10 the new move
rent and the report that NJ. Rockefeller
is behind Il ne declined 10 comment on tne
SUBJECT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
OBITUARY
Warner l.. Burroughs.

years. sr@ old died N saddenIy yesterday
morning in his residence. 107 South
First street. The funeral services Will
be conducted from the residence this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Interment
In Shockoe Hill Cemetery.
Besides his widow. he leaves one
son, oscar 2. Burroughs, one daughter,
S. c.
Norma c. Thorpe died yesterday
morning. The funeral Will be con-
from the residence of her aunt, Mrs
l. V. Hughes. 51f Monteiro Avenue
| Barton Heights.
Mrs A. II. Hooker
Mrs. \. r. Hooker. forty-seven years
old. died yesterday afternoon at
o'clock in her residence. 1921 Decatur
street The funeral VIII be conducted
this afternoon at o'clock from the
Meade Memorial ChuRch.
Besides her husband, she leaves two
children-H. NJ Hooker and Miss
Helen l.. Hooker
Mrs. Fannie r. Stewart.
Luray. Va. January 11--Mrs- Fan
ME T.. Stewart. the Oldest Daughter
OF the Revolution living in Virginia
died at her home I'm Luray this morn
( ing, aged about eighty-five years. she
was the widow of Judge James l..
Stewart, for many years judge or the
Page County court Her father was
distinguished soldier in the war OF
1916.
| A. Reid BOykin.
| Especial to The Times Dispatch
/ Farmville. Va. January IA Reid
BOykin died early last evening at the
home of his aunt. Mrs. Thomas j.
Robertson. OF Farmville. lie had been
I i'll for some weeks. He spent several
years in Kentucky. but resided most
all his life in this town. He was a
brother Of Rev. Elliott Boykin. OF
| Brunswick. Ga. He leaves number
| of relatives The funeral viii take
place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
| from the residence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
FLOOD SITUATION
BECOMES SERIOUS
Ohio River Over Its Banks and
Lowlands Are lnun-
dated.
MANY PEOPLE HOMELESS
Second Storm Sweeps Valley,
and Further Rise Is
Coming.
MANY PEOPLE HOMELESS

Cincinnati. ohio. January 1.-THE
food situation in this city took on a
serious aspect tonight, when the Ohio
River rose to a point where the Cen
trail Union depot was forced TO aban-
don its tracks. Weather Forecaster
Devereaux tonight issued warning to
those merchants whose places of bust
ness would come within the 5S-foot
danger line. Ie is expected to reacn
that stage. and II the cold wave when
Is expected here by tomorrow noon
does not materlallze. the prediction is
that between 60 and 61 feet will be
reached. This Win cause considerable
damage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
MODERN COOKING
IS NOT TO BLAME
Doctors Do Not Believe It Is
Causing Increase of
Cancer.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)


New York. January 11.-Dr. Albert
G. Geyser, professor of physiological
therapeutics at Fordham University.
and several other well known local
medical experts. In interviews. to-day
denied that modern cooking contributes
to any increase OF cancer, as declared
by DR. Howard Packard, OF Boston
Il fail to see upon what DR.. Pack
hard bases his theory. for cancer to-
day is not more prevalent than 1t ever
was" said DIR. Geyser. although stat
istics would seem to show otherwise
That cancer is not infectious IN
the ordinary sense OF the word may
be gathered from the fact that IL can
be transmitted only with great DIM
Guilty, experimentally TO animals IL
is equally so that cancer cannot be
inherited, although some persons are
more susceptible than others.
DR.. James C. Walsh, well known
authority on medicine and author OF
medical works. agreed substantially
with DIR. Geyser.
Modern cooking softens food said
Or. Walsh. and therefore lessons the
tendency toward irritation The sew
,raI parts of the body where cancer
most frequently occurs SHOWS thdl the
disease is the result OF frequent irri-
tatiOn-
1T is interesting to note that the
theory that cancer is produced as the
result OF frequent irritation is borne
ont in a remarkable condition that
exists among a tribe which has Its
abodes in the heights Of the Hima-
layas. Cancer appears in a unique
form in that part of the world Owing
20 the intense cold OF the region. the
people there wear small stoves IN
their clothing near the stomach. ana
many of them suffer from cancer
where the skin has been irritated by
these stoves"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
NEGRO QUESTION
TO Be DISCUSSED
Series of Lectures at University
of Virginia Under New
Foundation.


charlottesville, Va. January lbs
ginning this month, series OF Ice
lures on the negro propiem wiz
Given at the University or Virginia
under the Phelps-Stokes fouhoa t 10 !.
About A year ago the trustees or TINS
fund established fellowships at ce'r
gia and Virginia, both TO be USED ~,
the study of the negro proDlein' anu
at the same time lectureshlps mei
founded in each OF these universities,
The initial lecture at the UNIVERSITY
Of virginia will be dnevered January
n by Or. James IL. billiard. Dr. On
lard was formerly dean OF Iulane
University. and at the present Tim
is president and director or the JeaneS
Fund. and secretary ana olreStor e. -.
the slater Fund, both funds Delhg '0'
the education II the negro. m
The SECOND speaker will be d. VI
rick r. Phillips. professor OF American
history at the University OF Michig an
who will lecture on January 70. "
Phillips Is by birth southern ii IN, ii'
and was educated at Georgia ano /
- His subject will be "BlackDelt
negro Labor: It's Efficiency and us
Dr. Alfred Holt stone, OF Dunleitn,
Miss. will deliver the third lecture %,
I1ebruarv II. Mr. Stone is large
I,fan+stion owner in Mississippi ana
ia managing it he has had aoundant
oonortunitv for the study OF the Dues
lion. lie is the author of numerous
books and papers dealing with one
economic aspect of the negro PRONE
- LII take for the subject II ms
lecture here. The Economic Negro.
The fnal lecture of the series WI,
be given on February % by DIT James
Bardin. of the University OF VII mo
Who will speak on the social and eco
~ " I'M signihcance of the mentally de-
f ,Ht negro. DR.. Bardin has pee. 1een
ax+apSiUa fnNe St1RatlONS
~ ,he central State Hospital for
negroes. and has accumulated mucn
data relative TO the causes or nesro
insanity. 1901. ssries
This is the first time any such ~
- ian.r~es las ever been given in the
South. the iectureshjp having been es,
tahlished only last year. and no such
series has ever been delivered any
where Invitations will be extenoeu
~ s.udents OF the negro question
and visitors from all over the Sou'"
will be present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
Many Made Homeless.

LOUISVILLE, KY, january 1T 1ouu
water to-day invaded the low-lyins
sections OF Louisville. and nearly lOu
families have had TO abandon their
homes. Tonight, with SO4 feet OF
water at the head of the canal. the
Ohio River is "a feet above food stage
and is rising steadily at the rate 81
three-tenths of foot an hour- no
damage OF consequence will be done,
river men say. unless the stage reaches
thirty-seven feet Then water VIII n bod
a district occupied by about 400 homes.
The city officials have warned residents
of the threatened area, and ponce are
patroling the river front Local cha-
ritable organizations are actively as
sisting those made homeless by the
high water.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
DEAL TOPURCHASE
TROLLEY SYSTEM
Pittsburgh Capitalists Negotiate
With Owners of Staun-
ton Lines.

Staunton, va, January II.-Pitts-
burgh capitalists are negotiating with
the owners Of the stanton trolley
Ii~cs with view to purchasing the
system. The deal has not yet been
concluded. and no facts arc given out
beyond the statement that parties have
about reached an agreement
II the trade is made. IL IL announced
that the purchasers expect to extend
the lines into Augusta County In one
or more directions from stanton.
This tne was for some time con-
troIled by J. ". SPOTS. OF this cits,
head OF the J. ". Spots Grocery Com
pany. when his concern failed. ne
transferred his stock IN the street.
car company 10 julius /. WITT. Frani
r. ITol; and Andrew Bowling 20 secure
indebtedness 10 these men. and they
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
POSTMASTER HELD
IN $1,000 BAIL
Shortage Amounting to S37o.33
Found in Office at
Sherando.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.l

stanton. Va. January I1-Pcst-ofice In
spector J. n. 1rv1ns u Charlottesville. In
soecied the post-office al Sherando. Az
.,,ssta County. and found the office short OF
cash to sbouc the amount OF Whole year,
business Of the Office. agSrogaffnS several
hundred dollars. lie al once swore cut
warrant against the postmaster. l. o
Davies and he wes brought TO stanton
last night Sy a deputy marshal and had
preliminary hearing to-day before United
safes Commissioner Huist Glenn. Davies
was held in the surn % {i.se9 10 answer N
the United states court at ChHrlorTessiile on
Morda- The shortage Is sS7eG.
Commissioned Glenn also held James OIL
more alias Geor-e Brown. coioFed youth
eighteen years g. age for bufSiarizing the
post office a. Long Dale some time ago
and roobinx u % stamps and money 10 the
value Of Sc - He viii be tried at the
next term OF the United States court AT
cha riotre svifie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
SEVERE EPIDEMIC HERE
Measles Has City in Gnp-Two Hundred
Cases Last Week.

Tho measles epidemic predicted by DR..
E c Levy Chief Health Officer, has De
come a reality. and during the last week
e52 cases have been reported to the Rlch-
fnond Health Department. One death IRON
y,,easles has been reported since January 1.
1919 Although distributed generally In the
city. the West Fad. the Seventeenth Stree<
reighoorhood and the section around Nln'l
ard Rainbridge Streets. in south Ricnfnonu'
are especially infected.
As in 1910 the present epidemic has peen
largely spread through the medium OF
schools Sunday schools and Christmas en-
tertainrnents The outbreak in Seven teenth
street was directly traceable TO a Christmas
Sunday school entertainment.
Dr. Levy has issued a lengthy warning.
containing Information in regard TO this
disease which will be distributed to pa
rents having children In schools which have
already been infected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12

.,s.son- writes: Tor years I have been
taking medicine 10 cure constipation hseI
trouble and the usual diseases that come
from thar source. Headaches salloW skin
kidney trouble. dark spots before my eyes
dizzy spelis and twinges OF rheumatism are
getting worse -.
le.s ono; sulphur. They are packed IN
seated tubes with directions and are con
venIent effective sad highly curative Tor
such ailments a. arise from chronic constr
patton. II you are dys7eDtic. also take tab
lets trioDeVtine-
MRS. = D"-I1con;inenoe u urine can
be cured by using the foilo~ing. Iinet"Fs
drains and comp nvid baimwors OF Give
from 10 20 IS drops IN water one nour Dc
fore meals
.O,rA w writes. Il have sre@red with
caiarrh % the head Tor many years Tnis
has become 50 bad thst !; has Affected ny
blood. also my stomach and o0~e,e 70
very great extent ! shall appreolA.s a
Immediate answer ~ I suffer greatly
Answer. I would advise YOU 70 purchase
OF package % Viiane powder. tahe one
hsir fea-poonful % the powder ard add 70
.Sls a Nat o. wa--. water snun the water
from the palm q the hand through the nos
triis sewers, times cay MAKE catarIn
balm b. mixing one tess2oon,", q p9SS 80
ana spSiv q. far VI the nostrhs a. possioi 2.
For the stomach. bowels and blood Noulo
recommend the foDoWins Tome ~t."t
rara-fra conn., q ozs-. comp. huid oalfn
won. ! OF. ara I oz. .: fuid sxi. ouchu.
NJ Nv shstlng well IN a bottle and take
ere :sss7oou1ui after each neal ana 81 Oeo
time.
GLORIA writes. 7 would IKE you - pre-
scribe = good hair and scslp treatment
IN bothered with Hchi1G s-asp ana oan
d-r~ Nv hair 10 faded and failing ana
none ~ u remedies have tried have done
any permanent gooo- . -.
Answer. GO 20 yo1r oruFrist ana ortais
go ar o< plain yellow Mirycl. A7ry -
~ 6tr-ctfonr. This treatment di1ers from
al ana I have ac<1aiy seen ne astonishins
transformations Which result from Is use
re donfr-sr srd Itching are cured With
Two or three applications. while y rnskes
ne hair glossy. ~sxy ara fuH OF intense
natural ccior-
.-vvr-Ir- vrftes. owing - ny extreme
s,-f~r~~r 7 en-. fred1e1tly enoarTaEsed ~
| siightsrx remarks q YOUNG pe7D'e Can
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
now own the stock of the street car

company.
The Stauuton Chamber OF Commerce
has had under consideration for some
time the matter of bringing a suit be-
fore the State Corporation Commls-
sion against the Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company. 10 compei rcuu
ttoD Of coal rates TO this city. Al
a meeting of the board of directors OF
the chamber. held last night. X was
ordered that the matter be prosecutor
by attorneys at once. stanton mas
long maintained that the Chesapes%As
and ohio was discriminating against
the city in coal rates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
DEATH FROM MENINGITIS.
6sesse Probably Same Type Prevalent In
Georgia and Tennessee.

Sp.nce-. ~ G.. January IA fatal at
tack Of meningitis brought death 20 Jonh
Eagle weii-known young man. hers
tc-n;ght He was taken critically III In a
p~cuifar manner a week ago lie Improved
and .reIapsed suddenly to-day. -Four physi-
clans worked in vain TO save his lie Ine
the o. meningitis IL considered the same
that has proven fatal In various parts
OF Georgia and Tennessee
Surviving young widow. one orother
"a As narent-, Nr. and Mrs. d. c. Eagle.
OF Spencer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
TWENTY-FIVE STITCHES TAKEN
Negro. Neck Almost Severed In Fight ON
Catherine Street

A drunken rosv between Augustus boyd
and an unldentihea negro in house al;
liIo Catherine Street late last night came
20 a bloody end when the unknown negro
drew razor and All buz severed Boyde
head from his shoulders T"enty-t~"
stitches were taken in the neck wound By
the ambulance slfgeon BOYD e expected
to rccoNr. ths blade having spared MS vita
veins and arteries Detective Sergeant Bali
ey was detailed TO work the case
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
FALSE ALARM

Big Crowd Hurries to Seventh and Arch
streets at Midnight.
4 false alarm OF fire last night shortly
before J. o'clock was turned in from box
No. IS, Seventh and Arch Streets. Being IN
q section devoted principally 10 large manu-
factories a large crowd, anticipating a big
blaze was attra cted Chief JO,nes and As
sis.ant Chief Wise were unable to find the
person who sounded the alarm.
Curtains ablaze about midnight az ISL
West Grace Street caused still alarm TO
be turned in. The flames were extinguished,
after doing trihing damage by engine CON-
many No 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
DEATHS

BURROUCHS-Di of heart failure
saturday morning at O'Clock,
at his residence. 1o7 South First
street. WARNER L. BURROUGHS.
in fifty-secoDd year Of his age. lie
leaves his wife. LESSEE Null Bur
roughs. and one son. Oscar +. Bur-
roughs. one daughter. Mrs Frank p
Powell. Of GreenTilie, : C.
Funeral from the late residence
THIS AFTERNOON. $50. Interment
Shockoe Hill Cemetery.
PRIDDY.-Died. at his residence. At
lee Hanover. Va. Sunday. January
s. 1919. az 1877 p. n. 4. l. PRIDDH
tAlliel. Oldest son OF the late John
A. Priddy.
The funeral took place from the
residence. Alice Tuesday. January Z.
Interment in lakewood Cemetery at
las J.. VI.
THORPE.-Diei. Saturday. January II.
1913. MISS NORMA G. THORPE.
Funeral from the residence OF her
Sunt, Mrs. = '. Hughes. 81 Mon
feiro Avenue. Barton Heights. MON
DAY AFTERNOON at o'clock In
terment in Hollywood.
-r-RNE.t-Died. AZ her home. SCI
North First street. MAGGIE TJR-
NEE. Leaves one daughter. one son.
The fur-ai MONDAY : o'clock
from Third street 4. VI. r. Church
HOOKER Died. az her residence. 1921
Decatur street. South Richmond.
saturday. January II. az Y. "
MRS. s. Y. HOOKER. aged forty
seven fcars she icavc~ husband
and fvgo children. Mr. ~. NJ. Hooker
and Mics Helen T. Hooker.
Fuuerai AZ Meade Memorial
|'-4rrh TITS EVENING AZ Z o'clock
I Friends ard acquaintances Invited q
attend
/ BOILING Died. az her resfdcncs. SIS
/ ~ Paul street. GEORGE =. BOIL
I ING. wife ~ John \ Boiling. at
7 o'clock Z " She leaves = husband
i four a. <htcrs two sons and els
II ter 20 mourn their inss.
II Funcfei notice later.
II HACKET The body Of JAMES ,
II HA,&ETT. who died 81 Il Paso
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12

tinnine heavy rains and a flood stage
in the ohio River already past the
danger point darkened the OUTLOOK 70
day for jewellers in the surround,
i,"h@ FOR the last twenty-four hours.
iTba river stage to-day was 31.s rect.
All bayous are flooded: and farmers IIs
have sought high ground. Live stock
l. being taken to the hills y iocoi
stage exceeding forty-nve 1eet 's
pected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-12
MARRIAGES

CALVERT SEDGWICK. - Mr. WILL
LIAM w. CALVERT. of Washington:
d G. and MISS MARY ELLEN
SEDGWICK were married January
/. 1913. in Philadelphia. Pa.