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at a spe:'..‘. 1:“ :1 recur-c last night
authorize the 1.“: to .s‘ue bends
to the among: (1 $369 it") to curry:
cut the: (Yiiml‘f xhocl and road;
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no trace of the car.
notified if! Patrol.
ton 3:3 1:31: '3"; .
the case, P02: . . .i _ tyres and:
title: 1: 132;: r; .y were notified iol
be on the look :1 for :11: car. but.
no trace at i: was 23:23.. 3
31:. Schwartz 53:3 that he did not}
know Whether the ca.- had 3 Nov;
York or a Connexion? registration:
No one except 31:. Schwartz could;
be found who had noticed the car.
It is thought by Mr. Schwartz that:
the holdup must have been planned'
by someone who knew on what day
he went to the 1:13}; to EL.- thc pay-
roll.
it was learned today that the pay-‘
roll was matured by J. M. Laytcho.
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Meat Casserole—0:: pint
three-quarters cup when: crumbs.
ons tablecpoon‘ butter, one ton-
cpoon salt. pepper. sage (i: desired)
three eggs.
Scald the milk. when:
butter and seasonings. Pour this
mkture on the leftover chopped
meat. which has been moistened
with the egg yolks. and mix well.
Lanny told in the whites of eggs
baton etifl. Bake in moderate oven
tor fifteen or twenty minutes.
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lomolmlwmmnollls
the names wbre reported controlled
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Press.
70130. March 19.—Tsn thoaaand
missing and :.oos homes were
' ’01! in a .13.“,
over northeastern Tobin last
.. apolioechechoithedtoIfion
-.. to house thohomclcnandg
: on list headed by the Em.
to providing lmmedlato’rclie!
‘- ‘ '. larch ll—Tho hand of
as a result of are that swept
‘ and devastation grips tau.
clo lathe-stern section or the
and HI thousands homeless in
' ,I'roet: :nd L‘tah Securities. Hour
_ zit—1
,1 P321:
Grimm: .
j commenixtcry
'Which tin, 3» 'a era»
destroyed. 300 persons were report-
ed inJured and 10.000 refugees were
depending upon the aid ot othcrtcc- m b! ‘
lions o! 'l'oklo tor sbmsr. the corner Circle drool.
Scenes incident to the major Hr. Mont onto the
earthquake and are at Toxic in 1923
———-——. ' - . ..
(Continued tron; Pogo Ono)
—
witnessed the (union displays and
vaudeville. and were phased with
them. Their unstintsd applause
went to the Drill 'lbam o: the
local American m M The
son-six seen me fifl-r of
complicated pond. ‘movdnenis.
which eluted _o|th_ we com~
5 meat trom the military oflcers
‘ the 6mm 81*. " " ‘
This «as undoubtedly the event
of the aching at the armory._ The
team. led by Captain Anson- Room.
first marched with the cola-s round
the (loo; After the presentation at
arms under command o! nomen-
an: Phillip Sherwood. the team
went through a series at complicat-
cd wheeladurnat—aad Iloorumaau-
YQI‘S with no words of cctnmacd
4 except a bias: or tho-whistlefis'l'he
; Perfect alignment at the sounds; to—
. gethcr with the smartnsss «the
’men. and their military bearing
j twought continued applause.
The Legionaim who tool: part In
gthe drill were: ' ‘-
4 Post Commander Captain Anson
; K. Kylier.
. Commander Leroy D. Downs.
been as» kleutenant Phillip Sherwood.
cl“ “a hub m than f ‘iili'am O'Grady. Charles Stolba.
N M w 653:! Garfield. Henry Simona. C.
“‘8'". Clarence Atkins. Arthur Gar-
,iield. C. Johnson. John foothill.
lChsries Mace. Prank Dahlato. 54.
yard Hughes. Everett Brundsgs.
, Frederick Raymond. Mariel
QGreenwald. Charles Swine. John
~Totl'lss. Lloyd Sturgeon. Walter C.
;Cowing and Georg! Schultz.
Street News The style show opened about one
hour late because at the delay at
{the Royal Jamoa The Goyorncr
- m. and his all! were escorted to the
_\'}:\V YORK “SP5: :?._{‘p¢n.,bI;:‘ by an knot ‘m t!“ m
.4: sic-cl: rrzc~s today reisaied a wng‘mu ‘MOIIIQ?’ mm
— -"c 2,-3.3. .1 guns on. 05?” because m
"The £33e1L1u22g :o developftgd‘gouii‘ Governor Trumbull whh-
‘ g _:e 1‘ a,_ start covering e a ow to proceed as boar
23"”:1”, “f i “5:”: o: m‘hlschsduie as pomiblc and. then-store.
‘7 ff“; '“ .~ . v.33. nfbegged to be accrued (rem speaking.
i-“‘~‘-7f‘°‘:“‘_fr‘_‘f ‘ijje‘_:°nhn,: “In. Marjorie Ray Revue flag"
-- ‘“r 3.;T‘Z‘p:_fi;é to the."’ singingwand dancing acts. idiom
.- ‘ 'grfi‘e‘12r “1.3 l. ‘ed by the Kirkillo trio. The Bel
‘ 5 luau-P:- :5 gnu 21;?“ Hamldo Arab Troupe: tumblers and
s. '. r: .r . er. » .
{smell ".1" moved up ’. to :gngIma:mugo‘ae:‘tmm N La.-
'21& . ‘ f Following the display of costumes
.. 5 some: rat-7: C» 49P7'5'l o: the century. including a cclsaiu
. 1:13:35: by the establishment; fancy a... m '3‘“ an M
‘.-;$ Lot: re: Ltd: by several steel; Vanderbilt ”M as “A m.
‘ ozarts. the mullet “3‘1".phony in black “(I in“: at m
. 5 bill“ ‘5 hm! ’°’ mm? Beans Arts Ball in Sew York ro-
accouzze uruied- L3 5- 515‘ “Mi cently. was shown. '
he :cume: ‘ pox-As and 3’3st The Mr tosturecdths 0"“.-
Latest Wall
wit.
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" 35°11“ ‘- “we ‘1‘” 05 1 ‘° = 3'3 I the Fashion Display. brought out tho
g-ozcts were remrded by such 13-: best
:Zoczzzal ezocks as L'. S. Steel. Juno.
escan Can. Ealdwin. American Car'
azd I‘czrdry. Sears Roebuck. Mack'
in arm: styles that leading lo-
cal merchants have to offer
Among the displays wars:
. .._.. - l
span .-.-...ded Crucible Steel. Arno; by Fallon m‘ both
2.12;. \lZorthmat:° 311:". Mr. Dues. 5cm Sport school "
«Po--Lflf..fil-nt‘~¢ --‘-,wuh‘l:nlcksra. (bound .3
“—93 “MP-K -JCJW‘ ’- I Reno. High school double om
‘suit. Jo Reno.
. Frank Jacoby: English nodal
.“PrlncootWalcs‘ sun. worn-hr
. Frank Reno. Sundial: model top-
i'psnbclmsr suit worn by Joseph“
no. Bless colored Cbarmoea coat
with rust duveu'n trimming. dro-
‘01 Empire aoisstte crops 0! Dubany
and Periwinkle combination color.
Iwernbel-Xoxee. sch-Weaver.
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SAYSIIEUKES
THIS CITY
3...,” General Morris 8. P”. h, getto drccs with copper inlay. and
7:11:53: (1 the 43d Dlnsion ct , hat to match. 3“- Mitchell '“r'
-_ 54 .\:::.:.~. and “so Quan"-. ing a sheik color silk bengaltso
sports dress, hat of contrasting col-
or. Mr. Durec wearing a topccat of
new lines. 3dr. Duros .‘aa
English double breasted suit by
Kuppenbeimer.
ideal Shop: Miss Marjorie Kay in
is hand tailored coat and frock o!
Joeeena cloth with red (ox border
hipstick color. Miss inhaler wear-
ing a Charmcns ensemble suit ' or
tiger-eye color. The military oo
then. two when was (tom the
Ideal sno Millincry dominant.
was McKee in a carnelian colored
charmens cost with rod to: or.
and a maise 00le [rock ct
crepe roumaino with ostrich trim,
using. )0- Bronson wearing a
black and white printed crepe sport
dread
Mary Brown Shop. Stamlordl
Mir: “'eaver in a Lanvin green
plaid Knobs reversible sport out
designed by Goings. and wood cute
:2 Sport Dress designed by Hahn's
no.
French Millinery Shop: Coiled
Scouts model on Chantilb “co.
and Blode Satin and Malina hat.
The Priscilla Hhcp showod lull-
lluery creations in connection with
the Mayshofl Display.
M. S. Msyehed: Modal ct Crop.
Chews. wash labric; follow Juicy
caps designcdtobe worn to boach.
Tunic dress 0: Orchid do
chino combined with Violet. 3-.
Milk crepo do chino with We
ing and permanent pleat“ «in “It
and sleeve rattles. ho piece .-
semble suit o1 white Prices- “so
heavily tucked. Rose, pink a'opo do
china party truck. Mfloco‘ .
scmble suit of Tan m 0'-
:11.“ with plaid .printod radio-
7 G-‘cerai o: the State of Con-
‘ ‘.'.. 3:1 Mrs. Payne. who at-
a
'. this morning for their home in
Beth were highly
c: the manner in
rnzenamcd here.
"1 aways Mar. to cents to Nor-
walk," sold Airs. Payne. "because it
always does seem as though we are
entertained so nicely. I enloycd ev-
or! scooter: of night, and I
am sure the Gen-:3: did too. it was
a most enjoyable banquet. and at the
fashion show I though: the modern
styles were wonderful.
"0: all the :unctions We attend I
am always glad to come here to Nor.
walk: The Style show that We at-
tended here last year. and the coca.
ston o: the dedication o: the cannon
monument stand out in my mind.
“You may meet certainly say for
me that I enjoyed the hospitality oi
the Red Cross. Lhc American Legion
and the Nor-walk Republican W0.
men‘s Ascociatlon."
l'. 1;.5‘.
Home 0! went Pierce Restored
“’ork upon the restoration of one
of Sew Hampshire's historic sites is
reported from lilllsboro as tollows:
"A (once of the style a century ago
now surrounds the Franklin Pierce
home at the Lower Vlllagc. This.
with the removal of the plazas. and
the addition of porches at the side-
doora. makes the house as it was in
the days 0: Governor. Benjamin
Pierce. father or the president. by
whom the mansion was erectsd."
late last night 2.000 houses bad boon
ll
3
5
is
l
expou‘to
meet the immediate situation by this
means. *
cred-ginning
3W We“ We“.
Mm‘mmumuois
Mrlebcsalgfldaomredu
hat'cmdthsm loss o:
hill.
I
and debris and wrecked automobiles.
“train loads of doctors and nurses.
who arrived iron all point. were
taken to the basement at the Pm.
diction.
West Frankfort en route here. said
two “admin: there had titty or.
seventy bodies each.
Storm Into 83h Stood.
"The whole northwest corner at
gWest Frankie". is raped and coadi-
Lions there are as bad as an: are
here.” Booby said. "I'breojchool
buildings were practically destroyed.
The tornado scooped out the center
of the hub school. tuned lam
sodororoadand’deyasiatodblooh
wasthotlha‘ciubhonoa.
At Paiflsb' and Wourranm
thsaambsrotdeadwss estimated
atloo.wnuetheaollothamaanu
iathlacitywas bollovod to
around no. Fromlooeocooare
ssidtobsvebetnhilediabaloto
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star which there was nothing lea
of the town.”
bytsrian church which was not do. _
strayed.
PoliceGetCallforAid
From R. R. Station
' muggy-am
The downtown police received o
phone call tron the railroad tower
noting that there was a crippled
man with a gun at the South Sor-
walh railroad station.
m Fraser went to the
nucandbmnghtamamwhowas
minus both legs .io the downtown
police station. The man stated that
be was going to Danbsry and that
the man working at the station were
teasing him.
as produced an old revolver
which could not be dud and stated
that this was the gun that be bad
flashed to scare the men. He was
allowed to go on his way to Don-
bury.
CHARLEY’S AUNT
DOES HER BIT
ATlllE ARMORY
A clever publicity stunt or a local
theater was succemtuny worked laat
night at the Fashion Show at m
Armory while Governor John H-
‘I‘rumbull and his stall were present.
”odds and monikina were pm-
snt at the show and. at the door.l
was a. rather active looking old lady
in yollow corkscrew curls and an-
!Nuabd clothes. As the Governor
and his military sides entered tho
iiiOI'.
them even more welcome. dug into
a
with a little paper bag containing
a m nuts.
the dear old soul. to make
bag and presented each person
The story ”broke" when the slip
inside was road: “From Brazil. where
these nuts come trom." Tbcstcrgoo
era will recall l'
play. "Charley‘s
coming in its movie version to the
Blalto soon. Allie Hamilton and
Archie Tcrrla were the perpetrators.
Y line is (rpm the
..uni." which is
.mlIRGROOF
\
runs. :8. 7.. larch
NIAGARA
Ila-A lath wind of almost galo-
uae proportions
his today.
iron: 8. Stanislaw church and chad:
dutctheroofottthonyentot
the ranch Sister;
w- Wei-shippers had left tho
char-eh only a few minutes before
tho root was blown off.
struck Niagara
The root was blown
Kc ons‘wss
‘ storm that bodies were reported
1.000 TomadO’s
Death Toll
(Continued irom Page One.)
anally was an at. added to an un-
DEATH 1151‘ A‘!‘ M . .
At (barn filo W hash ht
stood as nearly use. was on.
lat-tel; 3.00s were mjased.
Savors] towns in the path 0! the
twist“. which apparently came out
OK the Osarl: bills. due to low baro-
lnotgic pro-urn in Arkanaas and
which hm struck at Annapolis.
nil-curl. virtually were destroyed.
"while fire in many places added hOh
rot to havoc.
Bodies Ora-led Idle
Bourflbcwssthctorccoi the
carried a mile. while timbers from
‘tbo wrecked town of De Soto. Illi-
nois. were round in Duquoin. 13
miles away.
The greatest loss at life. accotdr
’ ing to available reports. occurred in
southern Illinois. where more than
300 were reported killed as the tor-
nado tore :1th through
Murphy-shore. “fest Wort. De
Soto and—other larger towns of the
‘I’QI.
i Sci-0d Ionic Rand
‘ At De soeo a school house was
razed .only three at the :so coco.
pants reported escaping without in-
jurioo. while 88 bodies had 52“..
taken from the ruins last night.
The main path at the tornado was
. 105 than :00 miles in length. but
divisions of the twister hoppod at
in several directions.
Starting trom Annapolis. the
storm inovgi northeast and alter
striking two other towns on the
Missouri side of the Mppl
river. jumped into Illinoio. traversed
that state. divided near the Indiana
state line and spent its torcc in
southern Indiana and northern Ken-
tuch'.
Another line apparently moved
southeastward (tom Annapolis
through Cape Girardsau. Mud.
and struck isolated portions oi
northern central Tennessee and
Kentucky. A windstorm was also
reported irom Portsmouth. Ohio,
but without serious damage.
Covered res XI.
\Vith its various connects. the
tornado apparently traversed nearly
700 miles ox territory. although only
a in the direct path from Annapolis.
, Mo- to Princeton. Indiana. about
in miles. was the damage and loss
0! lite heavy. The path ot the.
storm apparently was not wide. in
places it being reported 800 (set.
While details of the desolation
ion by the storm came in on cripo
pied lines of communication. relic!
was being rushed into the stricken
area Iron: man, Ito-arty tom
troops M Into m
Relic! wortmcn. doctors. nurses.
» The west -d o! Xurphytbolo. a
I’molished and still
medicine and supplies were dis-
Cbicago and other ”has.
Troops were rushed into the dis-
trict in Illinois on orders od Gover-
nor Len Small. who also hood .
appeal (or old-
lo ssvsal towns in the path ct
the storm. alpoclany bi Indiana. lo-
cal compo-la o: militia were mob-
ilised for guard duty sad roast.
Itw-asannouncodthatabmao-
morning. ”00.0” for relic! wold
be introduced in the Illinois legisla-
ture today.
Loss ct in. was reported from
twenty-d8 towns. moat o1 them in
southern Illinois. but it was be.
llcved that death and deduction
visited many others in the storm
area from which reports were still
to be received.
Volunteer workera. under the
handicap or darkness. because oi the
prootrstion o! lighting taciiitlca in
many places. worked throughout
the night. recovering the dead. aid-
ing the injured. and keeping guard
ave:- property.
aim feed as Dior-goes
School houses, churches. armoriea
and all other available places were
pressed into use as minutes and hoo-
:piialn. In many instances it was
necemuytomovothcdsadandln-
lured to nearby town- because 01' the
lack of available places 0! shelter.
Bontlrcs were built to provide
light ior worhsrs while even auto-
mobiles headlights were mod.
No Want-g c! Sun'-
Acoordlng to available reporta.
the storm struck virtually Without
Warning. and inhabitants o! the tar-
rltory traversed bad no time to Ilsa
1mm its fury.
Stories 0: the storm‘s erratic bo-
“dings
otieenwhlleatnalotoagnlnole.
valor was moved intact to the mid.
dis 0! a. road {cm loot away.
Southern!“ mum
coach-overturned madman.
reportcdialurod.
AtAnnapoualeourbwbu-sthc
liratb‘lowtelkmrybflldingw.
wrochodordamagsdwitbjhom.
pony loss loan: m'uuosl
“muss-um“:
lass. hauls-dildo, hm“;
“cubism”. M;
is three «new you“
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mu.) deed in ill-court mood. at '
mm more than a score early a»;
W. while 23 duals were reported
in Tapas-cc. most oi them in Sum-.
mer county. in the north central
portion at the state. Eight were in
Kentucky.
no norm catered northern Ken-
toeky from Indiana and apparently:
spa-t its force than. 36 to. or at: '
was reported in Ohio. althoqb some
dalmgs was reported (tom a high
wind at Portsmouth. in the southern
part oi the mate. ;
Roporta ct terrific damage in
Southern nlinols piled up an,» ice;
day. The tornado first hit Illinois
at Gorbamrcn the 3mm rim.
{saying seven dead and eighty in-
Jored. and proceeded northeastward
thrown Bub. Hurst. Marphysbqro.
De Soto. Oakvllle. Benton and Wu
flannel-t. .
All homes in Gotham. a town of,
500 population. wore reported dog» 3
troy'ed. either by wind or ‘
and only one building was
lei:
was bum:
early today. Citizens and organized‘
tire squads used dynamite in an e!-
iort to stop the progress o: the
flames.
Parrishnnnciareportsaaidnru7
cm
"W With I. lo. e!
um W at so. A score b:
other towns. including DuQuoin
rump-caving Logan and Dubai:
sutured severely.
Most at the buildings destroyed
wererrsme.astheadectedsreain-’
eluded many small towns and coup-I
try districts. i
One of the most pathetic stories"
came (rom Do Soto where the.
school home was destroyed with;
heavy loss o! lite. The twister car-
ried away the top story or the,
school and the lower walls crumblr
ed. burying :50 children and teach-4
as. few or whom escaped death or;
injury.
cans Vla- «- lams-ca -
that the bodiuotthocbfld Victims,
“M to the catastrophe mid '
were piled on maxima- and blah-3
kets on the playgrounds with tee"
to claim them. mcct’of the adul'
population having been taken to
hospitals.
The story was told at the prince
pal _ot the school. who. merely in-'
lured W. and with bloc-i
streaming tram his wounds. tried to l
the sld and comfort to the victims.
I-‘lre completed destruction 0: 9-.
school nouns and it was prcbsblr
that many o! the bodies might not
be identified. ‘
0d. lilo I
A M blinding "a. allo dos”
troyed at West Plankton. but the}
less o! lite has not been ascertained.
his mining town 02 12.000 NRQr-‘
ed hasty lo. of life and properax:
with about. ono third 0! its residen-
tial and busine- district demolish-
ed. It also saw the destruction of
patched mummy from 8. Louis, l the Orient mine. second largest in
' the .“d‘
”lot of rcscos “some soutn- '
srn partatbsstate. Its armory'
and mm. were ones with dead
and lam. Wad there iron
“'11- In tho M‘s posh-syn
The storm. mm in its in-
‘WS’. was mouse-h: in its run.
Allapolh at 1:80 o‘clock.
in. the steel-noon. it had completed‘
“Continent alittle over threei
hours.
macaw :
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