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Evening journal., 1920-07-13

LONDON. July i3 limited p, ss.l-'
Bernard Geislcr. chauffeur. who au-
horilies believe. shot and Killed Mrs.
Arthur De Cordova. VIE OF his en-
blower on a lonely road near Stoning-
,on. Conn, last night and then s'rot
himself. died in a hospital here early
THE shooting came as a climax OF
khat authorities say was apparently
Tho body OF Mrs. DE Cordova WIS
found wing beside a sport auto IN
Nhirh ihc couple had been riding For
ieveral hours. Gcissler's body was
iound across a barbld wire fence a
rhori distance away with the Dulirl
Mound i'm his temple. Between ule
lNo was an army revolver
Farmers who had seen lh' lWo
during the afternoon said lhe aul1-
mobil. was b ing driven al %
cate Of speed. Examination OF W.
machine disclosed a hall-lutH H.l,.,i pnst,, y,
bf whiskev and many c's"i o'''
The body of Mrs. De Cordoya was
taken TO Mystic for examination
About $50 in cash and valuable Je"eis
Ncre found a..
Mrs. he C0rd0va was spending lho
summer ai lhe hotel Griswold WIN
ler two children a boy q and a gir
10 Her husband who brought lh'
hmfly here early I'm July ana re-
mrncd 20 New York within a, Few
iays. was expected here Today.
The chauffeur wme here win ul'
hmiv. BE is married and his wife liNe'
N New York city. lie had been ~
ihauffeur for the De CordoVa iamil'
or Two years The couple left th
loiel carly i'm the afternoon. The'
nero seen on the roads near here 10y
feveral persons but no one saw th
hooiiug. The first known Of the ar
.hir was when a party OF autoisl
bassing along the road came upon IN
lragic scene
Geislcr did not recover conscious
loss before he died.
Mrs DE COrdOya was struck by tw
tulieis. one going through her hear
Ind coming out her shoulder blad
md The sec0ndsstriking a corset stef
Uancing and lodging in her left sid'
NEW YORK. July i3 United Press
LArlhur De COrd0va. member or
Few York brokerage firm, whose vii
Eas slain near New London. Conn
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
OWNERS INSPECT
WORK KON TANKER
President Watts of Sinclair
Navigation Company Visits
Harlan Plant
MUCH PLEASED WITH
PROGRESS ON BOATS

Albert r. Watts Of New York. Yresl-
dent of the Sinclair Navigation Comp
any visited the Harlan plant OF The
Bethlehem Shiphunding Corporation
yesterday 90 inspect boats for his
company new under construction.
The Harlan plant has four cantracls
90 build four boats for he Sinclair
Company. two or them oil tankers Of
iO6O ton capacity each which are
now on The ways.
One OF the big iankrs has been
named Albert y. Watts" In honor OF
the president Of Nle Sinclair Com
I9ny Early last month President
Watts young son. Albert Jr.. visited
the plant and drove ihe flrst riVols in
the biy tanker Albert r. Watts.
The yOungstcr was so imprgs ssed with
what Doe saw and talked so much
io his father about 10 that President
Watts decided 90 visit the plant him
self. hence the trip yesterday
Accompanying President Waits. were
q W. White. co-Ordlnaiing engineer
| for the Sinclair CONSOLIDATED oh Com
pany: q. j. Johnson, marine superln-
/ iendent. Glynn Winship. publicity
| counselor: Walter M Candee. per
sonal representative Of Mr.. Watts. of
/ the Navigation Company, an OF New
/ York They were Joined here by II
] A. Stendrup, The OWnfrs' representa-.
/ tive at the Harlan plant General
/ Manager German. Of the Harlan plan
took the visitors over the yard and O.
see the two tankens on the ways
President Watts expressed hlmscl
as much pleased with the progress
/ that is being made on the tanker
and the quality OF the work Tie pai'
La compliment Go the builders whel
i bee remarked 81 never worry ahOu
ships being built by the Bethlehem
corporation"
! Albert. lr.. was also with his fathe
land greatly enjoyed the trip.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
ACCUSE HIM AS
AUTOMOBILE THIEF

Louis Dieirick was held In 500 hail
for court by Deputy Judge Finger In
Municipal Court this morning on a
charge Of larceny OF an automobile
belonging 90 Harry kenyon last lanu-
airy. he Is said 90 have confessed.
Dictrick and his brother were al
legged 90 have taken The car from tha
kenyon garage and driven 10 10 Balti'
more. where they abandoned t ie
was arrested there on another charge
and ON sunday completed a term in
the Maryland state peniientiary. Upon
his release he was brought here
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
P.S. DUPONT TO
WIDEN Penn. AVE.

The street and Sswer Department
this morning gave first and second
reading 90 "a resolution authorizing
me widening Of Pennsylvania avenue
on the southwest side from me B.
and, %. railroad brib 60 Rodney
street. The new avenue Is 20 be 80
feet wide. The roadbed Is 10 De
.5i feet 6 inches and the sidewalks
~ feet Q inches
The Improvement is another. giit
io Inc civ by p. : dupont. who al
ready has born the cost OF widening
Delaware avenue as we'll as the Ken
nett turnpike.
John p. Nields informed the street
department ~ the gift.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
HELD As STILL OPERATOR

Charged with maintaining still
In his home at 1905 Gilpn avenue
William O'Brien has been held for
Court of General Sessions. lie was
arraigned before Magistrate ellis
Yesterday afternoon Former Judge
i Frank Ball was his council. Bal
was fixed at 5000
O'Brien was arrested in a raid
about "A week ago by Constable Lu-
ems Iones and Prohibition ollicer \.
I Reinhardi and Frank r. Haley
,reni Tor the Law and Order Socie.N.
Wiincsses testified To hndins the
siili i'm the elclar OF the house ana de-
scribed the manner In which u Was
0perabld- -. ,,,d.. ,ho
oose LAM. United states Marshal
Martin r. Fairy and his deputy james
n cole we're present at The hearing
Yesterday. intending, u was SAID, to
srresl OBrien on a Federal charge
/ that he not been held by the state.
Prevent bottle famine. Return empties
promptly. Clover Dairy Co.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
COULD NOT IDENTIFY
BOY AS ASSAILANT

In the case Of Frank 0'Donnell,
who was ALLEGED 30 have been one
of the youthful assailants Of Ross
Geishert at The drug store, Eighth
and Monroe streets several nights
ago. a nOlle pr0esqui was entered by
Assistant City solicitor Davis IN
Municipal Court this morning. Tue
reason for this action, Mr.. Davis
stated. was that Mr. Geisbert was
unable TO positively Identify the boy
as one Of the number who attacked
him
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
REPORT WILSON co.
GETS MARTIN COMPANY.

phla firm OF ID B Martin Company,
meat packers. which holds the COM
tract for garbage disposal In VIII
mingiOn and operates the cremaiory
here has gcen acquired by Wilson
4 Company. M Chicago. 10 is report
ed. Colonel j. Austin Ellison OF his
city. is an official OF the Martin flrm.
Wilson q Company which Is na-
lionally known. Is said io have paid
approximately s2O0000 for the conf
mon stock OF the Martin company.
me price per share having been
si02 so
nanv I'm Philadelphia The report IS
neilhor denied nor confirmed.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
SENATOR WOLCOTT
HOME FROM WEST

senator Josiah o. Walcoti, who VS.
a delegate 90 the Democratic conven-
tiOn at san Francisco. returned last
night and Is now at his home in
Dover. senator WOlcOt supported
William q McAdOO for the nOmina-
tiOn on an of the "a ballots. Former
senator Willard salisbury and Mayor
r. b. Frazer, OF Newark, who also
attended the convention. have not re-
turned. Mr. Salisbury held The proxy
OF William Cuyne and Mayor Frazer
was a delegate.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
pURY LANES II. CLARK TODAY;

James n. Clark, aged 20 years WIN
died at his home, Hadiey Pidoe. neaI
inc long illness. was buried This
afternoon i'm ST.. Georges cemetery.
Tie Rev. J r. Mlliran OF St
Georges. conducted the services. Fred
erick Glars of Philadelphia. Harrine-
ton Clark. Of Philadelphia. George
Kelly. of Wilmington, George Clark,
u Delaware City. Cleland Price. OF
Carmey's Point and Norman Cleaver,
OF Philadelphia, were the .pallbearers.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
BEGIN HUNT FOR
ALLEGED SLAYER

Chief Of Police Black has sent out
nior 10 the Chief Of Police Of every
nearby city and town for Harry
Butler. who is wanted here on the
charge OF numbering Frank Abeies, "a
Mexican, in this city, sunday morn
butler Is 26 years OF age, 3 feet 2
inches tan. about ij6 pounds weight
medium build. dark brown skin and
smooth face. he has two gold capped
teeth in the upper left Jaw, and wore
"a blue serge suit and a gray cap.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
srcOND BAPTIST PRIMER SERVICE.

The "Wednesday evening prayer
meeting OF the second Baptist Church
,yil he I'm charge OF the members Of
me Christian Endeavor Society. The
meeting Is DO be led by Miss Mildred
Goodinc. and the subject will be
-Chrisiian brotherhood Among Men
and Nations" Miss GOOding is 20 be
assisted by Miss Jennie Weaver who
viii describe the italian missionary
work IN Wilmington. Mns. OBlenin
viii sing
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
RUSSIAN REDS
SPARE AMERICANS

WASHINGTON. July 20 UNITED
Press John Freedman, a British
subject, was executed and several
Americans barely escaped death at
the hands or am anarchist band OF
Russian B0lsheviks known as the
"Rcd Blackguard' during the reign OF
terror at Nikolayeisk. Siberia. accord
ing 90 report 90 The state Depart
ment from the American consulate at
Nl4diVosfOk
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
OFFICERS TRAIL
ODOR, FIND Wine
Discover Supposed lntoxi-
cants When Store of Peter
Kaezur Is Raided
PLENTIFUL SUPPLY
PRUNES AND RAISINS

Frank r. Haley. agent for the Law
and Order Society. Constable William
Tlnsman and Federal Prohibition
Officer II. J. Reinhart raided the gro
Gerry store and home or Peter
Kaczur. iOi Maryland avenue, about
1890 o'clock, this morning. and found
considerable quantity OF liquors
said 60 be- alcohol and wine. The
officers secured a quantity OF liquor
which viii be analyzed.
When the officers entered The store
the Odor Of liquor was very notice.
able. Going 90 a room in the rear of
lhe store they found six kegs of
prIne and raisin wine In the process
0f manufacture.
I'm addition 90 the liquor the ON.
GERS found many boxes OF raislns anC
prunes open and ready 90 De manu-
| faclured into wine.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
CuORUS MEETS TONIGHT.

An the members OF the Community
Chorus will meet al the Washington
Heights grandsiand tonight In case
OF rain they will meet ai The same
place on Thursday evening
Harry j. Barnhart, chorus leader,
expected 10 be with the chorus this
Neek. but owing 40 cngagemenis n
plainneld. Nj. he viii mol be here
until next TUESDAY July 2H.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
SMILE AWHILE

NEW NORk-Aftcr BARRIERS re-
fused 10 bob her hair. Catherine
Mcfarland stood on broadway
and clipped the locks herself. Her
arrest followed. Sentence was
suspended ON her promise 10 stay
at home until she grew a new
crop
NFW NORk-platiOrm teas
are the latest in feminine political
circles. 4 series OF them hat 2
been arranged by the Republican
women's state executive commit
tee.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
nAII DIACks HTR FlF.

During a recent weekend trip 60
Atlantic City, Mrs Leon COmegys,
gi2 Orange street. this city. sustained
"A bruised eye by being hit by a ball
thrown from The surf by one Of the
hathors
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
q. d. pICNIC.

The Christian EndeaVor Society Of
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church held
"A picnic at the home Of Miss Martha
Baugh, at Gordon Heights, saturday
afternoon. supper was served on the
lawn
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
TmACnER INION MEETING

The monthly meeting of the Ella
Thacher ". G.. T. L. Will be held Ia
Harrison street Church at . o'clock
iomorrow afternoon. A full attend
ance Is desired as business OF import
ance Will he discussed!
Cerilne1 MIX for lnfants-'Ilovei
Dairy Co-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
sun AND TIDE.
LOST AND FODND.

I OsT-BLACK POCKETBOOK. BE
u tween Lippincotts and Delaware
hardware Co, or from Third 10 Fifth
nd King SITS. Reward. 1902 kirkwood
L jyl3-1t
Continued on PAGE Fourteen.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight: Wednesday. partly
cloudy. continued warm. gentle TO
moderate south winds.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
TIIIs CnIIpIE IINITEn.

As the couple have settled their
differences and are now living to-
pether. the charge nOn-supp0rt
against Paul hi Nincieniso was dis
missed by Deputy Judge Finger In
Municipal Court this morning The
defendant was represented by Philip
l. Garrett. Upon the recommends
ton OF Assistant Probation Ofllcor
oliver. who said that the youthful
couple are living together, the court
continued the case OF Robert H..
C0mley, charsed with non-support OF
his wife until August p. Mr.. Car
reit was also COmley's attorney.
EAGTLAKE W. G.. 7. L. MEETING
Easilake w g.. T. L. will meet at
/ The house OF Mrs. Alice Harknfss. p,
/ West Thirtieih street. this evening.
All members are requested TO b
| present.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
rnnAN,s rEMpERATURE

Al The Evening Journal Office.
200 A. Ms 100 p. MO
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CIRCULATION 12 330
Yesterday lO,JJV
Non-Returnable
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NEW YORK. July i3 UNITED Rcess.l
arthur De CordOva. member or a
Eew York brokerage firm. whose wife
Eas slain near New London. Conn,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-29
rol.do District Hard Hit.

Toledo, March 29.-Casualties In
the storm which swept Toledo dis
trict yesterday at noon and last
night numbered twenty killed and
hundreds injured, as fan as could be
learned today. with communication
to nearby points badly impeded.,
Rabbs corners, fifteen miles west
Of Toledo, and Genoa, eighteen miles
southwest, were hard hit by the
storm late yesterday the property
damaged. running into hundreds ct
thousands Of dollars.
About twenty-five homes at Genoa
were demolished. Many Of the oc-
cupants had retired for the night and
in many instances whole families
suffered injuries.
At Rabbs Corners the catholic
school and church were blown over.
Charles March, q Toledan passing
thru in an automobile said he saw
many women and children lying IN
the street with arms and legs broken.
Several were injured at Martens,
near Rabbs Corners. X. H. Haller. a
railroad brakeman, was one Of sew
eral men in a house when q portion
OF 1t was blown away, Haller was SER
inm ms,v injured and removed to a
hospital here,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-29
Chicago Stock Yards
May Close Down if
Strike Continues
BY Associated Press.

Chicago. March 29,--Nearly 10000
employees of packing companies here
will bo thrown out of work II the
workers Of tho union stock yard and
transit company who went on strike
Saturday remain out. packing COM
pany officials asserted today.
I'VE have enough live stock on
hand for today" said an official OF
Armour and Co. After that we
must close down IL the strike con-
tlnues and week will sec all de-
partments OF tho plant closed"
The Chicago Junction railroad has
notified packing plants that no live
stock except horses will be accepted.
Packing company officials say that
the number OF men on strike is only
about 900. This included the stock
handlers the cleaners and the un-
loading men.
Officials OF the stockyards cont
pany admit that all OF the men are
out. Their employees who number
less than 900, they said are striking
for an increase of $50 and s45 per
month and the elimination OF sun
day work. At present they are re-
ceiving from Sis to sl54 per month
with time and half for overtime,
according to company officials.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-29
Business Section of City
Almost Wiped Out by
Tornado Sunday.
EIGHT DEAD, MORE
THAN 100 INJURED
City Without Light and Power and
Wire Comunication-Busi Sus.
pended and Energies of Citizens is
Dvoted to Relief - Heavy Death
Toll in Ohio - Two Tornadoes in
South-Many Dead and Injured.

BY Associated Press.
Elgin. ILL.,. March 29.-Elgin today
began digging itself out from the
wreckage of yesterdays disastrous
tornado which claimed eight lives.
injured more than 100, and did dam
age to property estimated at $4,000
900. as.< IT.
Business is virtually suspended
while merchants and professional
men Joined hundreds of laborers in
clearing the streets. Many of the
guardsmen and ex-soldiers who pa
trolled the streets last night laid
aside their rifles at dawn and with
picks and shovels attacked heaps of
brick, lumber and shattered glass.
Several business blocks where the
damage was greatest were roped off,
while workmen prepared to protect
the wrecks, which sway in the winds
and threaten at any moment to tot
ter into the street.
Reports that another body might
be buried in the George NJ. Peek ue-
partment store caused soldiers and
laborers to renew the search this
morning. Efforts to restore light and
power facilities have proved unavail-
ing. All factories depending upon
central power are shut down. No
newspapers can be printed today.
The night passed quietly and there
were no reports of attempted looting.
Guardsmen and soldiers have drawn
a Gordon around the streets and no
persons were admitted after o'clock
last night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-29
List of Known
Dead in Chicago
and Vicinity
Chicago.


Simons, Leo, 1889 s. Kedzie ar.
Laufenberg. Elizabeth, 16, of 1856
S. Menard ave.; crushed to death be-
meath the debris Of her wrecked home;
bodyat State Hospital morgue.
Swanson, August, 1877 w. Sixty-first
stree.
Hansen, Mrs. Alfred H.. mother of
four, 3s42 Nottingham av.
Jameson, Alexander, 3s22 Noting
ham av.
haywood. E
Butts, Mrs. Nellie, 80 years old. OF
20 N. Twentieth avenue.
Fippinger, Fred, Twentieth awe.
Fippinger, King, baby son Of Fred
Fippinger.
MeIrose Park.
Teckmeyer, William A., 1912 N.
Teckmeyer, Mrs. William A., 1912
Twelfth av. r.
Salk, William, 1103 Thirteenth av.
Teckmeyer, George. 1908 Twelfth av.
Ibanseck, John, 14J6 Twelfth av.
Selky.-, found buried in ruins Of
house at Twelfth av:.- and Fourteenth
street.
Lesauski. Antoinette, : months old,
121 N. Eighteenth av.
Unidentified man, found between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets: body
taken to Hugo Kopp's undertaking
rooms.
Two other bodies are at Prignano's
morgue unidentified-one a woman.
EIgin.
Mowatt. Elizabeth, 20; crushed
by falling of steeple Of Elgin Congre-
gational church.
M'Connachie, Miss Isabelle, 12:
crushed under steeple. ..-
Foote, Mrs. Lulu. 81; Killed at First
Baptist church, Elgin. .s
Kimball. Mrs. William D. SIS: killed
at Baptist church.
Werlich, Edward, 900 Adams street Z;
killed when home was destroyed.
Beverly, Samuel; killed when Grand
Opera House was partially destroyed
Beverly, Mrs. Samuel; killed with
husband.
Lowrie, Mrs. Richard.
In Addison Heights, Charles Han
sen. his wife and three children are
reported to have been killed when
their residence at Seventy first ave-,
nue. and Irving Park blvd. was de-
stroyed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-29
BOYS SOUL is SAVED.
Frank Piano, Shot by Father Be
cause of Bad Associates, Dead.

cause OF Bad Associates, Dead.
Chicago, March 29.---F'rank Piano,
Jr., II years old. who was shot by his
father Frank Piano. Sr., in the lat
ter's endeavor to save his sons soul,
died in the county hospital yesterday
morning alone.
Shortly after o'clock Mrs. Piano
and her brother left their home at
606 South Morgan street to cheer tho
boy up on Palm Sunday.
At 7:15 o'clock nurse found
Frank lying In bed with smile on
his face. The nurse spoke to him,
but the boy made no response. Then
the nurse discovered that he was
dead. In his hand he held rosary.
:. 7:3SS '3S o'cc!oc,: 'cc!.ooec:,!:: netectives 1amna
McGrath and Courtney of the Des-
PLANES street station arrested the ia
ther.
Mrs. Piano and her brother were
met at the hospital by an attendant.
"How Is my boy?' asked the moth
err eagerly. Perhaps 1t is for the
best" she added when rold.
Practically at the same time the
father was arrested. Your boy Will
never be had boy again. said De-
staetivc MGGrath.
The father understood and his face
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-29
German Government Give
Workmen Until March
30 to Be Loyal.
ATTACK UNLESS
WORKERS COMPLY
Ebert Government issuss ManlSeGe
Laying Down Conditions Upo(
Which Peace In Germany win -
Assured - Compliance With 0o{
mands Expected - Some Coneoo
sions Made - Allied Zone invaded

By Associated Press.
| Berlin, March 2s.--Energetic meas
ures to restore order and to protoc
German people against illegal act1
will be taken by the government
Eagainst communist forces in the Rub
region. said n manifesto by tho gov
ernment today. fthe communists fa1
by March 80 TO give adequate guAl
antee to General Won Waiter. cOml
mander of government troops In thu
| distrist.
! The following ss.T;;;!.:ss..i!a...= IRE Lag
down ms conditions upon which thI
government Will refrain from ta<in{
drastic steps to punish those VIII
! have proposed its authority.
| Unconditional recognition of COD
Istitutional state authorities. Res
toration OF police and civil serviceI
providing they have not been irnpll
Gated in supporting the reactionar
movement set UP by DR.. Kapp.
| Immediate release of prisoner4
| II those conditions are accepted IN
government will not intervene.
/ they are not General Won Waters w
receive instructions to proceed.
| The Bielefeld agreement has nd
been kept. as attacks on Vessel afI
continuing and numerous complaint
| from all circles of the populAd
against the crimes of the extreminl
have been received.
Peace Expected Soon.
The views from tho Ruhr industyil
district and from Westphalia posfui0
the conclusion that order will be grad
! unlly restored in those regions whe(
where rebelllous forces OF workin
men have been operating. 1t was .s
clared today.
The new ministry for Prussia In nf|
nounced as follows: Premier and miE
ister of agriculture. Herr Braun; Min
lister of interior, Herr Severing: miF
| lister of education. Herr Haenlscs
minister OF finance, Herr Ludemanr
minister OF public works. Herr Ose
Other appointments include. Mir
/ lister OF State. Herr Fishback: Min
| lister Of Peoples Welfare, Herr Stecd
erwald: Minister OF Justice Het
Zehnhoff.
Four of the ministers are soci}
democrats, two are democrats an
two members OF the center part
Premier Braun was minister of aRr
culture In the late cabinet and He
Hanisch, Herr Oeser. Herr Fishhac
Hantsch, Herr Oeser. Herr Zehnho
were members of that ministry.
One of the leaders OF the majorit|
socialist party. asked by it's CORES
pondent as to whether Karl Rudoir
, Legien. president, OF the Germs
trades union, had made dcfini
| peace with the government, sat
Legien is anything but satlsf(
with the reconstructed cabinet"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-29
Suburban Towns Wrecked
and More Than Sixty
Known to Be Dead.
THREE ADJOINING
STATES DAMAGED
Separate. Tornadoes Sweep Thru
Michigan, Indiana and Ohio
Hundreds Injured and Millions OF
Dollar. In Property Destroyed
Business District Of Elsin Wreck
cd, With 100000 Property Loss.
Nv Assoeiated Press.

BY Associated fres@
Chicago, March 20. - Reports
today from the tornado swept
states Indicate seventy-seven
persons lost their lives while
thousands were rendered home
less and millions Of dollars
damage was done.
Chicago and it's suburbs show
the greatest toll Of life, twenty
nine persons being lost. with tho
greatest loss at Melrose Park.
Ohio, whore wire communication
is being reetored, reports twenty
four dead. II 10 thought when
the rural dlstriets arc heard
from this figure, will be in
creased. Indiana reported seven
teen known dead and Michigan
reported FIVE.
With wire communication
gradually being restored with the
sections Of the states swept by
the tornado yesterday, The known
dead It noon today was placed
a. ninety three. Late reports
from ohio indicated twenty-six
lives were lost, while Indiana re-
ported twenty-seven and Mich.
igan nine.