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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-02


symbolic, each dny Essuss ssrtse 40
representing a lit 'e"
eral year, the whole pR3ud f2D yearA
Some Bibis scholan hs~e applied this
- beginning IN 6p A. q. and ending
IN 1T9e. A. during Enhhs hiding In
tho Wilderness thers wss 70 ntn. % b
tho Ctz1rch's expesinces thru vm Q
sptzttual dpoufh fpr lad y0R
a. $ast hecupe chs dpoufh IN isssd
ended chGe vas Q greax contest tyeAsA
ID IN cur isssnuo With tho victory On
tho Lord's sxin. % q great contest toot
place bsfven Cathdicisw and Pyotss<
anttm In tho period styied ths Refoe-
nation Tia novslacou pictnsss tho
Church - q woman driven into the
wiidcrnns-soss to general vtsw. Ths
woman ourrs<poods tn tho type 10 Eh
5ah hidden from the king. the queen
and tho prophets Of Baal As Elijah
wss fed In the Wilderness. % the trps
Church. secluded from geDeal visw,
WA spiritually fod during tho twelve
hundred and sixty yenrs OF famine.
After emerging from the wilderness
condition. the Elijah class did very
courageous work Spiritual refresh
mont came abundanty. For time Il
looked as though Queen Jeaebel had
been vanquishcd. ns though tho staying
Of her prophets With the Sword o.
Truth had exalted Gods Word and the
true Church However. the Elijah
class again fed frum Jezebcl.
Why Deprived OF Rain.
Many express surprise that Gods
Word h telling beautiful Message OF
Divine Wisdom, Justice, Love and
Power. How" they say, is Il posi-
bic TO have so much moro light on Gods
Word than had equally jealous Bible
students Of the pastr'
Tho twelve hundred and sixty years
Of spiritual drvuth are the explanation
About 300 A. ID. Christian bishops began
TO claim Apostolic power and 20 style
themselves Apostolic Bishops The
claim Is still made that the bishops Of
the Church Of Rome, Of tho Church Of
England. etc. are Of equal authority
with the Twelve Apostles. The Bible
Is to tho contrary-that the Twelve
Apostles selected by Jesus were to be
the only foundations OF the Church.
This gradual exaltation Of the blsh.
ops was given great force by the En-.
peror Constantine's action In calling
for a Church Council at Nice, In Us
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A WORD TO THE WISE.

Parties indebted to the Crit
tenden Record. Press on past due
subscription, will please send in
renewals If thev desire the Ia
per continued.
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We will give special attention to the Produce business
and will pay CASH for all kinds OF country produce at all
times.
want to thank my many friends for their liberal pa
ronase In the past and to assure you that will appre.
cate your trade in the future and II you give me your sup
port feel that will be able TO serve you better IN
the future than in the past and promise that will do my
utmost to please you.
Yours truly,
L E NJ @ N
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-02

lr,'uCos the Lord
Jeis Christ Head
OF llo Church In
ncvelation the
th"se and a half
yours OF Enjuh's
c1poriences are
stated in symbolic
language - forty
two months - l2O
days Re~elntsDn
ia 8; 1910. IN
1881 THIS time Is
.u...A.ff-. .A A..
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-09-02

The Uneeda Boy. with crackers,
Lemon snaps. and cakes;
Fig Newtons. with nabiscoes,
Is what Grandma thinks are
great.
3 cans Of salmons for 25c.
Grape nuts l5c per package.
Red Cross Macaroni l0c a pkg
Box salt &c.
Monarch Catsup l5c a bottle.
Genuine Deviled Ham l5c.
Pimentoes l0c a can.
Bottle pickles l0c a bottle.
Peanut butter l0c.
Tablets and pencils for the
school children.
Call and see our stock.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-01

men Sun9en. Starhn bci0e fir So
MIG uno gaterIano. @o3 G60n'res
gibt's bod niht.
llno er trant oas aroBe, itiGe
|@las@ in einem m1dlti9en 8uoe les
|piidlte iid iiber Ben eiSgrauca
Shnirrbart imO reidte gerfenfelSe
Die gefmhte @dno bin. @luf gut
3nlanmenarbeiten
Sn einem rieIiaen 1immelbett lag
SHIRT uadlber. 9ber sic Mdtrasen
uro Die @etten batten Die geiIiidtetrn
SdIoBbeiiter mitgebeu beiBen. @uu
Strob Elm panr Gedeu uno Der Sea-.
tel toten's aud. gr mar totmn0e
Gber Der Sdlaf moIte uidt fomlnea
Gortfetnna fOI9t)
9. u. SaTieab So. Telephone 70e
(Gn8etae.i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-01

@liibmein am aamin 5uiammenia.
Ben ting er ielbit pom Ben Sobnell
gil iprefen an, in abge6rahenell
Saten. aus oenen Der Sdnlers oes
gepriiften 8aterber5ens berausflonp
Ria. meine Alte Ihreibt einen Ia
mentablen 8rief naf) Dem anoern !.
nia. tut ia ald meb. areu30on-
ieripetter, lit bod mi n6er nal MD!
po5u limo mir Snlboten !.
ltno @reuBen 3dbue 5uiommenbei-
9tia. mo ourfbaltenl gis
sum glorreihen Gnoe. Meinetpegen,
bis mir Oen lebteu 6lBbreit meIid)er
Groe geItompft bobcn oas 8olf
ia nidt anoers. @roit gerfen-
felOe ,bab' Sbren Batter iebr nerebrt.
rubt nun aud i'm fiiblen @rabe.
titles @los ouf ibn,uuo. auf nlei-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-01

9rei Sabre fino bergansen. Gin
GROCER, prd9tiser 9o9aeits5ug be-
tpeste fi9 CUR berrli9en Satobsfir9e
in Mntperpen.
Die f90ne 8raut, bic 10 glidli9
unter tbrem Spibeni9leter lGdelt, tit
4ntie ban Der @oef. sic bat nod
nt9ts BON ibrem Susenbrsia einses
biibt. fonbern tit nod ftolser uno iips
piger erblibt. Sbr 9rGutigam 1T Elm
reiher, nornebmer 5err aus Gbeffielo.
0orteilbaft anb ftattli9 btbt er fi6
tn feinem Snmmetpams, bos cine
breite, eolbene @hrentstts siert, bon
ben fOlsenben patri5iern ab. @ntie
folgt benz Gbeffielber nit Dem Seaen
ibres @aters gum SrauaItar-uno
bod bat fie ibm treu eebalten, zen
S8pur ibrer Susenb-Oenn ibr
8rdutisam 1T Nbrian BON Bsnfnpten,
Der Grinder bes 6ingerbutes.
Die @n9ldnber hotten balo BEN 6o=
ben Wert Der flsinen Grfinouna err
f%anntunb Mbrian bon 9enIdoten
tuar gu Gbren uno 9ei9tum gelangt.
Der beriibmts @oloi9mieo bon
@ntperpen lebte elm eliidti9es lanees
2eben nit ieiner treuen Qntie.
Bel ieiner solbenen 9o93eit 3eiete
frobli4 oas 9reife 8rautpaar Ieinen
llrerfeln ben @riinoer ibres @lides-
Den eritsn fin9erhnt.
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8teie Yrefe fit sera5: 9onnutag I. Aplil 1915.
@r Id9elte pebmitig, nintte nod
einen 4bi4teosgruB rnb perf9pono.

nit biden ssppi9sn belepten, nit
IdDnen S6rGntsn, Gpis9eln unb
Woffen ge5ierten Slur, Der gu elmer
Reibe reid sei9midter 3imnner
fiibrte. Dos leBtere mar bic reiaenbe,
iungfrduli9e 8emsnote Mntjes. Gele
tene tropif9e Pflan5en i9midten oos
bohe, luftise 9emo9. &o5tbares Gil
bergerdt itanb auf benz 5pteseltti4.
S9pere, rote @etoenborbdnge floifen
BON Ser persolbeten 8rone oes 9imz
melbettes. 8rabanter 8obelirs 3eig>
ten 9aenen aus Der 8tbel.
@ntie fab i'm loui4i9 pei9gepofz
i@terten. teppi9belegten grfer unb
itarrte t~roftGos ouf bic Minterlanoz
.i6oft. Sbre Mugen pdren ger0tet
BON beiBen Srdnen. Mondmol entz
rang fi4 nod Elm leifes 66lu93en
ibren bolbgeDffneten 2ipren.
SIS bate einen fhr9tbor beftigen
Nuftritt 5pif6en ibrem Ionit INNER
9iittgen nnb ltebeboaen 8ater unb
NHIJe 9e9eDeH.
Ser MDnbeer f9tpor bod unb teter,
nur Elm reider 8oufberr biirfe Der
Monn Ieiner einaigen So9ter peroen.
pNtemols gebe i'd meme @inpiltz
guns gu elmer 9eirat nit benz drmen
@etter!" nor Iein leBtes @ort.
Ser aongunteri9ieb mar es ni6t.
oenn 9anopert NOR bo6geebrt i'm
fe9ae6nten Sabr6unbert. 0o6 bielt
Der MDn6err Nbrinn fir etren unz
tiidtigen Srdumer.
.9onbperf bat feinen eplosnen So
ben BEL benz Burden brummte ber
Grregte, 10 einem, Der ME ouf einen
sriinen .3peig fommt, min i4 mein
b09ftes 9ut ni6t anbertrauen!"
8leiern, troitlos f9lt9 Qntje bic
3eit oobin. sic fu6te 3%eritreuung
bei-ibrem @~tidrobmen. Der 19One
5piBentrdgen battle ibr 8rautgef9snf
fir Mbridn perben iouen.
Stun mag Der 8ragen rnein Srauz
erfleib 3ieren," ba9te Mntje unb bing
ibren biiiteren @eoanfen nod. Dabet
bemerfte fie ni9t. baB iie iid f9on
tuteoerbolt In ibren f9lanten Mtttelz
finger seito9en. 8lutstropfen bilbes
ten f9on einen groben, rotten Sled,
nnb oer feline 8riiKeler 8atiit mar
~berborben.
llnmutia mari Mntie ben Rabmen
in cine Gde.
9o trat @rste, Die Magb, elm unb
bradte @ntje Elm tleines 9Gd9en. Sc
trug Norians !9anbf9rift.
!5aftig erbra9 Mntie oas Siegel.
Sin f%leiner, filberner @egenitanb, nit
einem blauen Stein ge5iert, fiel berz
aus unb folfsrte au ibren SiiBen. Neus
siefie bob Nntje ihn auf linb betra6s
tete erftount bas unbefdnnt 3terrat,
leste es aber glei9giiltig neg unb
sriff nod benz persament.
nWteine liebe. iiiBe Mntje!!" las fie.
pWobl puBte id, oaB bu mir feline
frobe 8otf9aft fenben piirbeit. Run
bin i'd f4on auf benz Wese na9 eng
lamb. 9tuube mir, i9 bnole nur
aus reiner, uneieenniibiger 2iebe. Su,
mein fiBes 8inb. gu aber fiige bid
beirem eblen Batter, Der MIR bein Be
ites min. 2ebe tpobl, mein gngel, iei
glidli9 unb bergiB balo oeinen bid
immerbar liebenben Mbrian. Gin
fleines Nnoenfen aber bari i9 Dir
nobl eeben. Oas iilberne Ding lit
elm 9iit6en, bas ib gum SduBe fir
oeinen surten Singer erfonnen, benn
i9 bcmerfte, fpie oft bu bid beim
Stiden ita9eit!4
Nun preBte Mntie abpe9felno ben
Brief uno oas 9itden fir ben Singer
an bte 2ippen. bann bob Ie i9tpDrq1b
bic fdlanfen 9Gnbe emppr.
.Qorian, ih tparte, bis bu 5uriids
febrft, beine Nntje beimaufiibren!"
- - -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-01

@is Der Gbelftein our6 Diels
9dnbe Iponbern muB unb Die perfdies
beniten umseftaltunoen erfd6rt, Bis er
ols leudtenbes SutpsI in einem
S9mude eldnst. 10 erfdbrt aud Der
Weni6 on fi9 cine pieIfahe llmbils
5ung, benn ie feiner Der G4liff BEG
Rubins. is hdrmoniider unb ~pielIeis
tiger Die 8ilbuns zines gbaratt.rs,
I'M 70 i9abtnstperter finb bsios.
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6ois ,.tso Goble.

8ir balten bic bette aoble un6 bas
bette greunbol3 &roniert ING. 0Ias,
@ppb & gpal GU. Gcedett 1858. Neues
kSeI. 1911.
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0pfeIs.
HOTEL ALAMo.

1926 4lomo gla5a- biibi1 m6blieru
refine 3itnrner. SOC, 75c, 81 per Sag.
$3.50 unb aufipdrts per ISOLDE. Sinnter
NIT 2 8etten $500 per ISOLDE. Iltes
Selepbnn groGett 658.
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A. F. BEYER, Reparaturen.

Sppepriters. @eoItbles, &edens uno
Norefiermof6tnen. 8ufrieoenitenung 9as
ratitiert. 237 8efe@ommerce Ctr, Sci.
grpdett 2441.
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w. r. MARX
San : %l1nternehmer.

3ontrafte fir @ebdltbe ieber art tne
nerbolb uilo ouBerbnlb Der Sto0t. Nbrefs
iiert: Gan Mutonio 8nil0ers' @r9anes,
215 @eit@@ommeree Ctr. Sci. grodett
2105 ODER Srobis 1899.
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WefMGfts=3aleno
Msumimas ,trto 3elte.

9lnttp Sent & Atunins Gp. @m. 2o=
rensen, gi9entiimer. ollie rniere @aareil
baben boaes @efpi6t nib WanB, paiieno
fir Gtan0or0s@ roken. 215 Nbe. 9.
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satun Mpiuers seibarft, ob9ebolt utlb
ab9eliefert per Iuto; etabilert felt IS
Sabren. Gmeripn, Ser Sicbcle : 9oftor.
SeIepboniert.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10

man. Other disguised men then Joined
in the assault.
Rev. G.. W. Deal. OF Union Theological
Seminary. who breaches in the Chapel
at Montrose, says he SAW n body of
men struggling with u captive as hc
passed along the Government Road
about 8 o'clock. but he thought tho
captive was intoxicated. and did not
interfere. Mr. Deal says it was a very
dark night. and that ne did not notice
that tho mon wore masks
sipivcy' is a native Of Surry County,
but has lived in IIenrico for several
years Until recently II. was en-
ploycd 1T the American Locomotive
Works. Several residents of the
county Yesterday were OF the opinion
that Spivcy's alleged III treatment of
his daughters so much incenscd the
men Of the nciChborhood that they
determined TO punish the offender In
their own way.
1t WAS also runlorcd Yesterday. that
other residents OF tho county have re-
cciNcd threats from the white ca ps"
but no names could be learned. Sp!vey
emphnticaly denies that he ever mis-.
treated members of his family, claim
Ing that he has always been peacahle
citizen, and has never been in trouble
before
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
RED CROSS GIFTS WELCOMED
Letters From Europe Tell Of Apprccin-
ton for Liberal donations.

WASHINGTON, january Slow Rcd
Cross donations are being welcomed
abroad Is told In letters to headuuar-
tiers of the organization here to-day
In communication acknowledging
receipt Of n large shipment of hospital
supplies, DIR. Sole Mordhon-Jung, who,
with her husband, DR. Franz a. r..
Jung. is in charge of n hospital at
Munich. declares that when the ear
load drove UP 10 our hospital we were
overcome with the generosity of the
shipment Your very generous ship
mont has put the entire American
colony OF Munich into Christmas
mood"
She added that when the soft, warm
canton flannel, which Is unknown In
Munich, was unpacked. II caused n
great deal of admiration and apprecia-
tion on the part OF the soldiers"
From the court chamberlain of tho
Queen of Bavaria. was received tho
following:
Her Majesty Queen Marie Therese
OF Bavaria has received with genuine
and lively pleasure the splendid and
welcome donation OF surgical dressings.
Deeply touched by this magnanimous
gift. Intended for the aid of orr
wounded soldiers, Her Majesty sends
sincere and hearty thanks to all the
generous donors. This rich gift will
be divided among various hospitals"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
LEARN TO PLAY
Piano Or Organ
in A FEW HOURS
In Your Own HON e
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Detroit musician has invented n
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any person or little child to learn to
play the plano or organ In one even
ing. Even though you know absolutely
nothing about music or have never
touched piano or organ, you can
now learn to play in an hour or two.
People who do not know ono note
from another arc able to play their
out any assistance whatever from any
one.
This new system Is called the Nu-
neral Method. We have secured tho
sole agency from the inventor. and
as We arc DESTROYS of at once making
1t known In every locality. We arc
making the following special free trial
and half-pricc Introductory offer to
every one.
You arc not asked to send any money
until YOU have tried and are satisfied
with tho new method. We arc willing
TO send II to YOU on one weeks free
trial, and YOU will not have to pay one
cent unless you desire to keepit. There
are no express charges TO he paid. as
everything Will he sent by mall. Sim
ply write us letter or postcard say
ing. please send me the Numeral
Method on seven days free trial" IL
YOU are satisfied after trying 1t. the
Method and nifty different pieces OF
sheet music will cost you only SIS,
although the regular price OF these is
$40. You should not delay writing. as
We shall not continue this special half
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NJ "a fhA Inth I q
OF music will be sold ut the regular
price Address Mineral Method Music
Co. 175-A. Trussed Concrete Building.
Detroit, Mich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10

and the top dropped over on tho horse
Prendee fell from the front scat. but
retained his grasp on one OF tho reins
Smith fell between the single-trce OF
tho wagon arsi the horses heels Tho
horse had begun to kick violently, and
smith was In serious donger. BY hold
Ing the rein, Prendee managed to pre-
vent the horse from running awny,
and forced the beast to continue to
turn.
Smith reached up to tho top of tho
wagon. and by tho greatest effort man
aged to draw himself up. He had
hardly hurled himself from between
the shafts when the horses hoels
crashed against the forcpart of the
wagon and smashed It, Smith fell to
the stone paving. and suffered several
decorations on his hands and arms, as
we'll as Il sprained shoulder. Prendee
was slightly cut about the arm.
II had to bring the man into tho
station" said Simth last night, but
I believe no saved my life, and I'm
going to do all can to help him. That
was about the narrowest escape I've
had. and II 1 hadn't managed to get
out just when l did that beast would
have got me when he kicked the
wagon. Up to that time the weight
Of the wagon top on his hack had pre-
vented him from using his heels with
effect"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
NARROWLY ESCAPES
BEING KICKED BY HORSE

Detective Gordon Smith has had sew
era! narrow escapes from death since
ne began his work with the local po-
lie" department, but considers that he
escaped by the narrowcst maring yes
tcrday afternoon when he was caught
between the sinGlc-tlcc of a wagon
and q pair Of flying horses hoofs The
detective WAS bringing u prisoner to
the Station-houSe at the time. and at
tributes his escape TO the efforts of
the man he had uuucr arrest.
The officer arrested George prcndcc
:; p"ddlor about o'clock on a CHARGE
of being suspicious character. sus-
pccted of stealing grain from James
lassitcr, merchant When he cX-
ccuted search warrant on the mans
premises, lI3 North Nineteenth Street,
the officer found bag of oats and :,
half-halc Of alfalfa. as we'll as con-
siderable hay, alleged to have been
stolen from the merchant
Prcndec, who works for "a huckstcr
asked the officer To bring his horse 10
the station house with them. and so
the hay, oats and alfalfa was loaded
into the wagon and the party started.
ON making Il turn Seventeenth
street the wagon became overbalanced.
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NO CLUE TO THOSE WHO
FL0GCED HENR|CO MAN
j. II. Spivcy Seized on Highway ut
Night by Band OF white
Caps"
VICTIM OFFERS 500 REWARD
No Complaint Made to Authorities.
Spivcy Alleged To Have Cruelty
Treated His Wife and Daughters.
Wife Denies RumOr in Statement.

No arrests had been made late last
night in the case OF J. II. Spivcy a
mechanic. forty-fvc years old. who on
Iuesday night was lured from his home
on Montrosc Heights 10 a secluded
spot just off tho Government Road
seized by a band of masked men. SO.
curely bound 10 a tree and unmcrci
fully logged for alleged crueltics tn
his Wife and daughters.
Details Of the affair are hazy. and
o'!EeN himself has proved rcticcni ro
me treatment he received a,
IA" hand. OF tho "whitcc,ns" ~.
victim OF the assault yes,nrno,. ;I
ne would give II reward OF s5o for 30
arrest and conviction of his .ss,i,o,.
"'hohth late last night he had M,
reported the occurrence to either tha
COMFY or city police authorities.
-. course. we are going TO do all We
can I" investigate the case" said ,,bicr
of Police 7. w Scay. of unnriro H..
| night: "hu; Mr.. Spivcy has mad. nn
complaint to us yet. understand he
Nle l" una me Friday night. but 7 ,vns
, out on another case and did no, 500
NM AS far as ! know he has made
u" complaint TO tho officers yet" Mr.
H"aN said the county authorities han
not succeeded in experimenting any If
The "whitecapS'
fiunors In the county are directly
AZ variance with 4 statement given out
Yesterday by tho wife OF tho yIcti,,
WI winch she omphatically denies th,t
Ger husband has ever cruelty treated
| .ncmhcrs OF his family. Although MIR.
SpiVey suffered i'll effects from his cv-
pcriencc with the "whitecaps" II j.
reported that he was not confined Ia
ms bed from injuries which he sus
tanned from the ordeal
WAS CALLED FROM HIS
HOME ny TELEPHONE
ABOUT o'clock Tuesday night
| SplHey was called to the home of a
hciEhbor. William French. to answer n
telephone call. y voice, which Spivcv
says ne recognized, invited him 10 come
over to barber shop ncar-by-,hat
me speaker had 4 message for him,
ana that there would be Il game of
checkers. BEFORE he left home Spivcy
thrust "A hammer in his pocket. he said.
because he had heard of recent rob
berries on the Government Road
When he had walked n short distance
along the road Spivcy says. he was
covered with revolver by n masked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
FLOOD REACHES CREST;
WATER SLOWLY RECEDEs
Warnings Give Property Owners OPP
portunlty to Move Goods
to Safety.
LOWER CITY is INUNDATED
River Dropped Three Feet Yesterday
at Columbia, and Fall Is Noted
Here at Midnight--iH Danger Is
Past.

With the water slowly rccedinC, the
James River, which has been on n ram
page for the past few DAYS, will be
confined within it's banks by night
fall and all danger from tho frcshct
Will be over Through the warnings
issued by the local Weather Bureau.
property owners within the thrcatcncd
zone moved everything to safety, and
with the exception OF Inconvenience.
the loss will he slight.
The high water mark was reached
yesterday morning At Columbia. when
the Chesapeake and ohio Railway
had dropped 10 G?:5 feet but i; was
after o'clock before tho drop reached
here. At o'clock the Old Dominion
reported fifteen feet. and there was a
drop OF one inch at midnight, showing
that the crest had been reached and
;het the water had begun TO rcccde.
MILLS ALONG RIVER
HANK WE'RE FLOODED
Although not nearly as high as +;
has been many times IN the past the
water Hooded the lower part OF the
city. MAYO Island. with the eNcep-
ton OF the high driveway, was In
undated hy The Hood. Will. the lower
part OF the Virginia Soat Club. the
Dunlop Mills and Other plants along
y
wares liable TO damage were removed
To points of safety before the nigh
water reached here
While coming W 20 at;cen f"et. tho
water failed 10 back up the culvcrts
into Main street, as II has done before.
The Shockoe Creek Valley and tho
lower part O: the city. on both sides
OF the stream. were under water but
for some unexplained reason the dam
age was not nearly as great as Inf
previous years. The value ~ the
work. done by the city In raising Lester
Street was clearly demonstrated "a
tho Fultonitcs were not put to the in
convenience which has come yearly IN
the past.
On account OF tha wharrs being
under water, the Old Dominion Line
was forced 10 cancel It's sailinEs yes
terdny. as no carCocs could be taken
on board. 1t Is expected that the river
Will be low enough to permit the yes
sells TO no loaded with safety in time
for the regular trip tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
AutOn,obIIe S,oI.

j. Lee lgaNis, ?3l Floyd Avenue, last
night Eepostsd TO the police that his
automobile had been stolen from he
fore his residence some time during
the early part of the evening. Police
were searching for the car last night.
but up to an carly hour this morninT
had not been successful in their efforts
TO locate IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10
Firing Pistol In Street

Joe Stokes. colorcd. was last night
arrested by Policeman Mitchell on n
charge of being disordcrly and firing a
pistol In the street. He will he ar
rigned In the Police Court Tomorrow
morning.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-20
W|LHEM|NA CASE
 NOW 0N TRIAL

LONDON, April 20.-Trial in the British prize court of the case of the steamer Wilhelmina. the American food ship detained under the British anti German food embargo was sched- uled today.
 Counsel for the St. Louis owner of the Wilhelmina's food cargo today outlined the United States case, which was the subject of sharp protest from the State Department. It will be con- tended that the food cargo was con- signed to the American owner at Bremen and, therefore, was not sub ject to confscation by the German government for military purposes. Great Britain, on the other hand, will contend that the German military au- thorities could have seized the food and thus evade's England's "starva- tion" policy against Germany. The Wilhelmina itself is not seized and, if her cargo is conf1scated, England will pay>her owners for the foot seiz- ed.