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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
SOLDIER MEM
HAVE BIC SHOW
Promise a Vaudeville Treat
to Their Friends at the
Texas Grand.

no matter whether Il IS boxers
baseball players or entertainers
quartermaster mechanical repair shop
unit No. sos has a reputation Of being
able 70 supply the men in any known
quantity.
Tonight the enlisted men Of this
unit viii put on a vaudeville show az
the Texas Grand theater which por-
tends to-be a great success socially as
well as financially.
Every number with the exception
Of two viii be supplied by the enlisted
personnel OF the unit NO. 300
a great number OF FL Paso people
have heard Sergt. Jules Verne Allen
before. He Is an old time vaudeVllle
show man and works in blacklace- ne
carries with him his tanned guitar ana
the songs he sings are all his own.
BIS act should be one OF the nlls o.
sergt- vivid BnT' F'orshner. and
Pvts. Bucv and Harper are going 70
demonstrate what they can do Win
their musical Instruments These
boys are a hit wheres er they are
heard.
Teh unit possesses an author ana
poet in the person Of Pvt waiter
Scott Beavers, who viii reclte paLrl-
otfc selections OF his own composition
One OF the big acts OF the evening
wiz be staged by Pvt Charles Szarr-
czkf. This number consists OF Rus
sian FOLK dances He viii be assisted
BY two other men Of the unit and Two
well known girls OF this city. Ine
music Of this act IS also Russian
A silver tongued cornetists Sergt. H
H Williams. VIII also appear.
Miss Eileen Klugel ven known n
Fl Paso, viii assist the boys. she VIII
ssrgt. Simeon wall IS a big. fine
I looking blond young man or very
pIeasine personality. When he starts
to sing It is rumored that Caruso mas
J bad dreams one Of his songs VIII PC
The Beautiful Land OF Dreams,
I This Is a brand new scng, never De-
fore sung. the words and music OF
which were composed d SersL
/ Claude johnson. Of unit 800
The Kosher end Of the program VIII
I be upheld by priVates Rubenstein aIo
[ Bednark. Their names lead US 70 the
belief that this VIII be no imitation
I ana The comedy they pull IS bound TO
20 strong for they are declared % be
very original. 10 say the least
Close harmony viii be aptly demon
strated BIZ the unit sos quartet
privates Brindlinger. Rowland smith
and Ahiiclz- When it comes 70 the
UAELEL eAOl EAAAAA1r II 20 Al-+4f~s-
these lads VIII make any Jazz Dana
Z sit up and take notice
Z Private John Farley, "the soldier
fiddler" brings with him violin very
{ old and beautiful in tone lie IS ln
I the virtuoso class although he doesn't
look Il. One OF his selections VIII be
Z q brand new composition also com
posed by Sergt- Claude Johnson, en-
titled AFTER the Storm
( Another old timer in vaudeville
circles who has spent nearly all OF
his life on the stage and has toured
I ne big circuits OF this country, IS
! PVT Gilbert. Of tVIck unit 5sl- Gil
I bert is an acrobat and his act is one
such as IS seldom seen IN this part
I Of the country
! Already the advance sale OF tickets
which can be had at the sheldon
hotel. the Pas0 Del Norte, and the Fl
I Paso Drug company is very promising.
Practfcallr al Of the boxes and
most OF the lower floor seats have al
I ready been taken.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Society and Club
Calendar For Friday

Big Red Cross pageant and parade,
at . p. m, ushering in the Wake Up
America" programs, to be given both
afternoon and evening. Military bands
and floats representing work done
locally for the Red Cross; 5000 school
children IN line.
Red Cross in downtown workshop
OF the White House, fourth floor;
Mrs. Horace W. Br0adQuEs general
chairman Of Women's service assisted
qreselngss Mrs Joseph Williams and
MIS-. W. W. Turney. sewing; Mrs. e.
S. Stewart and Alrs. G. =. Kelly; knit
ting; AIrs. J. II. Natlons's day for
sewing; AIRS. Il E. Stevenson, surgi-
cal dressings; AIRS. William Piatt.
structor; hostesses, Mrs. g. II. Crom-
bic and Mrs. Meta Windes.
MIS- John Erause, assisted by Mrs.
J. Frank Coles. AIRS. James ALagotIin.
Mrs. D. Y. Feunessy and AIRS. Burt
Orndorft. wiz be on the third 1loor
Of the Popular, az the downtown
headquarters OF the Comforts COM
mittes OF the Navy league, 10 give
cut yarn to the knitters.
Elementary hygiene and home care
Of. the sick at o. m Surgical dress
$50 2. m at the courthouse teaching
center, by Miss A Louise Dietrich.
GrandvieW auxiliary Of the RED
AlLlE1 LLAAAI AllAlllAAA VIII lAAaa W.
S 1fcMath. $3.50 Nations avenue
Sunset Heights Red Cross circle
-rith Miss Margaret Hitchcock Of 1920
Prospect avenue.
castle Heights circle viii do Red
Cross work at the White House
circles Of the First Christian
church. directed by Mrs G. a. Thumm
Of 1913 Nevada, and Mrs j. G. Nc
Grady. 1900 Hastings, viii devote
Friday 10 Red Cross work
FL Paso lodge No. $50 viii entertain
with a benefit dance in X 2. hall for
She purpose OF raising funds 10 help
furnish the new Soldiers club on
North OREGON.
The women OF the Church Of s.
Clement win sew for the Red Cross,
from . to 3. n, 81 the parish house.
Miss Katherine Pfaff viii be hostess
to the Nine Nifty Nitters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
1bouf Fl Posoans.

Mr. and Mrs Joseph A Portenson.
1921 Hueco street. are the parents OF
son. Anthony Joseph Mortenson,
born March &c.
Her many friends VIII learn happily
Of the steady improvement Of Miss
Ora Lee Thatcher, who was operated
upon at Hotel Dieu. Wednesday morn
Ing. Her condition is satisfactory 20
the attending physicians.
Lieut. Henry Loeb, IT., OF Memphis
and one Of the popular young Off
GERS at present stationed at Fort
Bliss, submitted to an operation for
appendicitis at the base hospital this
morning. Lieut.. Loeb has been very
i'll for more than a week
Judge and Mrs. T. a. Falvey have
just received a cable announcing the
safe arrival, somewhere in France
Of their son. Walter i. Falvey- This
wen known Fl Paso boy is first lieu
tenant CT an engineers corps, and ex-
pects to have some interesting eL-
periences. overseas. while doing his
much 10 make the world safe for
81 en- n--nrr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

In ceIebrat ion OF her daughter.
Patricia's fifth birthday anniversary,
Mrs. J J. Macho. Of 901 Mesa. enter
tanned for some Of the latter's play
mates. Tuesday afternoon. between
the hours OF $50 and 6 o'clock. Among
the games was a peanut hunt, with
Dorothy Howard carrying OFF honors
and Eleanor Biller second in the
merry contest May Howard danced.
and there was music. Refreshments
were served, carrying out the color
scheme Of pink and yellow. Pink
sweet peas and daffodils decked the
rooms The piece De resistance vas
a birthday cake. surmounted IN burn
ing tapers. Among the little folk att
tending were Eleanor and Leona Bile
Ter. May and Dorothy Howard. Rich
ard jerks, Clifford Cariin and Pat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
BRAY & co.
FIFTY CENTS FOR
0YERFFTY YEARS
Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for coughs and colds.

Il Is Just as Elective today as il ever
ras in checking coughs and colds. The
5ulv difference is that every year adds
thousands and thousands OF users to
The millions who already use IL be-
sause Ct its gratifying results. Wards
1ff the dangerous aftermaths Of q
severe cold, grippe. coughs Group.
sore throat chest--igntness bronchial
attacks
Use e yourself-glre Il TO every
uember o. your family. Pleasant
harmless. soothing. dependable. Back
"a BY a hair century Of ever-lEcreas-
rs popularity. Your druggist sells
e Soc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
AutomoBilinq and Outings.

Chaperoned By Mrs. Hugn Grouse, a
merry crowd Of young society buds
are leaving FL Paso Fridav evening
for week end trip TO Columbus. n
NJ, whore they viii be entertained
until sunday. The personnel will in
clude Miss Margaret Read. Miss Eliz-
abeth Stevens, Miss Mary Hin, the
Misses Esnes Vera and Sonic Grouse,
Miss Helen Becker. Miss Sarah Bridg-
ers, Miss Nellie Mae Bowen, Miss Stel-
la Brick, Miss Margaret Schuster. Miss
Helen Stratton, Miss Frances Earle.
Miss Ethel Brown. Miss Estelle Ber-
riens Miss Mary de Long and Mrs. Mar
garet Kinnon Stevens.
The goth Infantry IS giving & dance
Tor the FL Pasoans, who are anticipate
ing the outing with much delight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

ing Trail" again today. featuring
Viola Dana, who PLAYS the role OF q
western dance hail girl Miss Dana
is weu cast in this production and
you can't help from loving her IN this
part.
only, in Revenge" q perturbation
OF a popular novel Hearts stead
FAST BY Edward Motfatr Mss
storey does some wonderful horse
riding ia this picture that has never
been surpassed BY Wm- II H-fr-
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Spanish Club At Hi Viii Have 4
Library; Spelling Winners Named

z u aAAaAAA !
Harris Henning. John Flanagan and
Helen Rheinheimer, from Miss Mary
Howren's group; Anne Heron, Ho-
mer Fallai, Truett Langstou and SAM
uel Aronson, from Miss Katherine
Flynns class; for Mrs. S. z. lngels,
Dickinson Talley was winner, and
Dorothy Cleavanger, Of Mrs. J. IL
FIaak's senior group, was winner.
In junior high the following pupils
were winners: Katherine Tlghe. Muir
ray Roland, Helen Keaton. Maurice
Eackett, Josephine Thornton and
Francis Mccarthy
The above pupils VIII participate in
one spelling match at assembly period
on the evening Of April 70 the winners
Of the latter contest viii spell against
the other spoilers Of the city. The
winner Of this contest VIII then be
sent to Austin as representative IN
the state contest
DR.. Rachelie Earros is giving a
most interesting series Of talks 70 the
high school girls. The point that Dr..
Yarros makes most vivid is teaching
the girl TO understand herself and
thus give her a better understanding
as to what is meant by correct con
duct: 10 help her TO live up to the
highest ideals Of morality, and in that
way help the boys in her community "a
live up TO the highest standards OF
courage and decency, that are expect
ed by the government for the boys IN
training camps as wen as those in
civilian life.
The seniors Of the high school left
school this morning as a happy crowd
Of 'apicnfckers." March 81 was Sc
lected as their "day off" and indeed
they have lived up to their decisions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
COLLECTING STAMPS CAN BE A BIG AID TO
ASSISTING THE BELGIANS; WOMEN OF CITY
ARE ASSISTING IN GATHERING THEM UP
~ DOROTHY B. JOHNsTON.

work on the strength OF a letter, re
celved by q well known woman Of the
city, and have asked to have IL
printed, in the hope that others may
Understand, and cooperate. L FOL
lows:
MY sister and friend were invited
by the Belgian counsul In New York
70 meet with him. They spoke OF
people doubling the value Of the col
lection OF stamps. and he was quite
distressed and emphatically assured
them it Is a great work.
The STAMPS are sent with a cap
tain as a personal package (thus saw
Ing mail expense) and given 10 the
queen Of Belgium From many the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
evAF1B up AlIERICAs TOMORROW

The Radcliffe awake % America
patriotic program begins tomorrow
afternoon. 4 mammoth street parade
VII move at 2 o'clock. Immediately
after the parade. Helen 3 Paulsen
viii give her celebrated lecture 90
children. The evening entertainer Is
Col G. A. Gearhart. The subject IS
the call Of Democracy.
Season tickets are $500.
Single performances are SOC
Children's tickets are half the
Get tickets from Red Cross workers
OF from the following: The Modern
Cafe, Mills building; Hotel sheldon,
lobby: Potter's Confectionery Paso
del Norte Hotel, Scott white g Co..
Union Bank & Trust Co. Y. ~. c. A..
Warmers Drug Store
The Radcliffe bureaus series OF pa
triotic entertainments are given un-
der the auspices of the local Red
Cross. All revenue in excess uf ex-
penses viii 20 TO the local Red Cross
fuud.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Out Of ToDn 1isiiors.

c. ]. Danford, Of Denver. Colo, IS
in this city TO spend a few days
Roy Crowdsr. OF New York. is
guest in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs J. z Woodrome are
California
Judge James Cornell, OF sonora,
Texas, is a visitor in FL Paso, the
guest Of judge p. F. Price, 41st dis
Tict court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

z vigorous Stomach, perfect work
ng Liver and regular acting Bowels
z y0u VIII use Dr. Kings New LIE
2llls- They correct Constipation
have q tonic erect On the system
Eliminate poisons through che Bow
llz SIN z5c.-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
INQUIRY INTO PACKERS
TRANSFERRED TO KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, No. March 21.-The
federal trade commissions investisa-
ton Of the meat packing insastly IN
the southwest was begun here tfis
afternoon Francis ]. Heuey. general
counsel OF the commission. on his
arrival from Omaha announced that
the packing house situation at Den
yer. Colo, would be taken up at the
local hearing and that witnesses were
coming from Denver.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
FL Pnsonns Amau.

S F. Terra departed Thursday
morning for New York city.
Mrs. T. o. Bragg went TO Kansas
City. kan Wednesday, 70 make a
short visit
F. J. Hester went to san Antonio.
Tex, Thursday morning. he VIII be
gone several days.
With Ennis. Texas, her destination,
Mrs. J. @. Crane is leaving this even
ing to visit with a married daughter.
Mrs r. s. Huffman a bride OF last
June and before marriage Miss Irene
S. Crane
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Weddings.

Saturday night, % the parish house
OF the cathedral Miss Genevieve
Zweigart, Of 1larysville. Ky. was mar
ried 10 Lieut. Edwin Austin. OF Dali
las. who is stationed with the Sixty
fourth infantry at Fort Bliss. The
bride wore q handsome taiueur OF
dark blue, with chapeau 10 match
The wedding comes as quite a surprise
20 the many friends OF Lieut. and
Mrs. Austin. who are 20 be at home in
the Alexander apartments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

dye is extracted, and some have been
sold 20 be used as wall paper. The
money obtained is used for buying
milk for the hospital work and for
the babies.
stamps printed on envelopes are
acceptable. also any color. They are
now accepting only those stamps
which ara peeled of the paper, they
must not be soaked Off. sorted as
TO color. and tied IN packages Of 1909.
with only stamps Of one color to be
in a package
any one Of the local committee will
call for the stamps, IL notified by
phone, and sort them, ready for ship
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

oeth Stevens, Miss Roberts Miss AIyr-
tie. and others. Miss Harriet Howse
and Hiss Margaret Read came in for
much attention. Il was one OF the
most beautiful dances yet given at the
club. with flags in evidence. deco
ratively. A buffet supper was served.
Incompatible music was dispensed
BY the Fifth cavalry band. Among
others noted. as special guests. were
Col and Mrs Harry o. willard, Cal
and Mrs John A. Wagner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

Mary AfacLane, Americas most
talked OF woman. viii be seen at the
Grecian again today and tomorrow
for the last two times in the film
version OF her famous book, Men
Who Have Made Love to Ne"
This is a sensational expose Of a
woman's soul TO herself, and the fact
that Mary MacLane. herself. depicts
In this picture. the actual character
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

that she has led 81 zeal life, gives
ne entire offsrinr 40 added interest.
IL IS truly a fascinating romance,
presented. IN highly artistic style
AS the various love episodes are being
GRADUALLY revealed. the interest grows
until the picture reaches a dramatic
climax when the husband pr auol1-
er" steps on the scene
Don't fail to see this picture today
OF tomorrow. Il IS your last oppor-
tunity 10 see this picture in FL Raso-
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Gen. And Mrs. HoWSe Are Guests
OfHonor At Fifth Cavalry Dance

- EN- AND MRS. p L HOWsh
were honorsd guests at tho in
formal hop given by the Officers
Of the Fifth cavalry at the Fl Paso
Country club Wednesday night The
military set. for The mos. part. made
up the regimentaI affair, though
some OF the society girls from town
motored out-among them Miss Nary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
GALES LOWERS TAXES OF
FIRMS ON U. s. BLACKLIST

Nogales. Ariz-, March 21.-Governor
P. Elias Gales Of sonora sias granted
q 30 percent tax reduction TO all IN
dividuals and firms in the state Of
sonora now on the American govern
ments blacklist, according 10 an off
eial announcement received here TO-
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
Current Events And Literature
Discussed 1t The Won1an'S Club

y UItRENT events and literature
were given their monthly hear
ing at the Woman's club. We'd
nesday afternoon. with AIRS. D. V.
Fennessy reading a lengthy work
from the pen OF Albert Leon Guerard,
aTitten- before the United States
Joined with the beligerents. and ad-
vaneing the idea that war kills off
the best and works for the most unfit
At its conclusion, much OF Henri
Bernstsin's sThe Heights" vas read
by Mrs Fennessy. Mrs. Stanley Be
van and Mrs. He'll Hale led IN the dis
cussioa OF world toDics-alWays an
enjoyable part o. the program Miss
Wiuifred Woods gave a charming
rendition OF Debussy's "Ballade,' and
Miss Earma Deane danced Ia POM
padore' with grace being accom-
panied By Miss Julia Pool Miss Dean
wore a gown shading from green -
bronze and cloth Of gold, bordered in
burnt orange Mrs Hal Christie pre-
sided
Among the visitors was Dr.
RacheIe farros, Of Chicago. who
talked briefly up0n Russia and the
war Hersel1 g Russian By birth, the
speaker declared that her native land
. l.
chances that the Russians are q
wonderful people and were forced IN
q me war without enough pistols
iuod or clothes to last a year. not
gFltnstandlng the 1acr that they had
fought herOically 70 hold a line for
nut temporary. said the eminent
physician kussia- VIII reorEanize
and take her place in the world The
cause is not lost" DR.. Tarros Is ex-.
ceeQingly patriotic and optimistic
aAenL the war; and declared before
the clubWOmen that every one Of Us
VIII be enObled by it. The United
states has injected the kind OF de-
mQcracy no other land could Not
only must We speak OF democracy I
Stock see our own mistakes and face I
Lact5i ne honest with ourselves, and ]
leacn our children ioealism and
righteousness. We are fighting for 1
a permanent peace II IS q tremend- /
Gus jQo this country has. we must
give and give and think and think; I
nave fine ideals, and help to build a
glorious country" concluded the biz
uLue woman that the National war
work council OF the Y. ". G. a has
sent out to FL Paso.
The report OF the nominating com {
nirtee q the literature and current /
events department was accepted az ]
yesterdays meeting. naming Mrs. {
e-44ley EeTau Tor chairman Mrs. a..
r. Burgess. vice chairman; Mrs. Vol /
1ey 81 Brown, secretary, and Hrs. P. I
~ Williams treasurer
airs. " O Care entertained the I
officers OF Asbury n Z. missionary I
society Tuesday from 70 5. Each Of T
1icer gave a talk on her particular i
part OF the work. 4Irs. A. Z. Lawler. /
chairman Of the membership commit /
tee, reported eight new members to I
date OF tae March campaign for new 4
members. Each member Of the church i
ls personally asked 10 Join the mis-
sionary society this month. A5bury 4
IS preparing for a Butterfly social 10 4
be held Ia the early part Of Nay. Hrs. 1
Fred A. Dougherty VIII be chairman /
Of this affair. AIRS. Care served a 4 I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
FOR LUMBAG0
Try Musterole. See How
Quickly 1t Relieves

Yoa justru5 3lusterole inbrisizly, and
usually the pain is gole-a delicious,
soothing comfort comest0 takeitsplace-
Musterole IS a cisan, white ointment.
madeTith oil Of mustard. USE tinstead
Of mustard plaster WI not blister.
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
ole and recommend It totheir patients.
They VII gladly tel sou what relief
4 gives from sore throat, bronchitis,
Group, stih neck. asthma, neuralgia,
congestion. pleurisys rheumatism. lum-
bago, pains and aches Of the back or
joints, sprains. sore muscles, bruises,
chilblains, frosted feet. colds Of the
chest Always dependable.
50 and 60c jars hospital size $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

II thev did I would not advertise.
however h IS a fact that you wiz
Hnd The largest and most complete
line OF up to the minute millinery ~
the Southwest at J. W. Haie's E1eins-
Tze Millinery. SIC y. Oregon ST.
out OF High Rent District
r,ffer Values. Lower Prices-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

Misses And Chilaren's Hats.
Assortment uneQualed Styles IN
squaIed- Prices unequaled at J. W.
Oregon st.
out OF High Rent District.
Better Values Lover Prices.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21

The Best IN the Southwest.
J. ". Hale Exclusive Millinery.
416 n. Oregon St.
Ont OF High Rent District.
Better Values Lower Prices.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-21
- - viz House

Special for Easter week, Carnations
CSC per dozen. 5000 Easter Lilies.
potted and cut, at prices that defy
competition and all kinds Of fresh
cut flowers
Special Rates For Churches.
We ship and telegraph flowers
everywhere.-Adr.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-06
GERMAN AlRMEN BOMB
BIG CANADIAN HOSPITAL

German airmen have bombed another
hospital-this time a Canadian insti.
tution-and exacted a considerable toll
OF casualties. Among those killed by
the explosion Of flames was an Amer
lean medical officer who was admin.
istering an anaesthetic to a British
officer in the operating room when
that part Of the hospital was demolish-
ed. The raid occurred at 1890 o'clock
in the morning.
The hospital attacked WI fa,
one. 1t had been in existe "a, -ils
the early day Of the war AN w,
marked by huge Red Cross 't li
German airmen. working -,
the light of the moon, drorlr ID
bombs near the hospital and f SO.
apparently able to see exac iIiar
they were hitting, lighted { !i..H
flare which was let fall to = t.a
the surroundings.
AS the place was lighted ~ .>t
flare, they released another l,,uh
two which dropped %squarcly g. Ia
wing Of the hospital. In dug %iUg.
there were tire floors, on me Dot.
tom one of which was the operating
room. On the story above were the
office and patients room and above
them were members OF the hospital
personnel. Part Of the wing was de.
molished by the terrific explosion and
many unfortunate persons we're killed
and wounded when the building col
lapsed and buried them.
The surgeons were just about to
operate on an aviation officer and the
American medical officer was stand.
Ing by with the anaesthetic when the
crash came. All those in that room
were buried under an avalanche OF
brick and woodwork. The demolished
wing caught fire and burned fercely
with many victims still pinned in the
wreckage.