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Evening journal., 1920-09-15
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the Rev. Leonard Walter The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss
Frances h. Brown, as maid OF honor,
and DR. j. Draper Brown. the brides
brother, was best man.
The bride wore a dark blue travelling
suit with hat 10 match. Her corsase
bouquet was Of sweetheart roses. The
maid Of honor was dressed In a dark
blue suit wllh hai 20 match. Follow
ing the ceremony a small reception
was held at the home OF he brides
parents for the immediate families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant left this after
noon on a trip north, and upon their
return viii reside IN East Orange \. j.
Miss Lolela Aiherly Buckson OF
Odessa and William Bryson OF Mid
dleloWn were married on last Satur-
day afternoon In 81. pauls NJ. r..
: Church Odessa Th hr d. was az
tended by Miss Helen Connell OF this
city as maid OF honor and Joseph
{ Brvson a bother OF the groom was
i best man. Following the ceremony
/ "A reception was held at the home or
| the brides parents. After returning
[ from trim 90 Washington and NV
I York city Mr.. and Mrs. Bryson will
live In odessa.
Miss Margaret C. Desmond and los
snh NJ BurnS were MARI ed Yesterday
morning in ST. pauls r. G.. Church ,.
/ Tho Rev. Thomas T. Waldrou. MIS-
Kathryn Monihan, the brides cousl,i'
Was maid of honor and J b. nesm9an,u'
/ the brides brother, was best man; We
hrid,. wore a white satin gown lrlnl-
med In chaniilly lace. Her corner CAV
tvell was caueht Win orange 2',gs,
SONS Her bouquet consisted or hr'dc s
roses and lilies. The bridesmaid M'tc
rose mink satin with .ticture hlt 10
match ard bouquet OF Columbia roses
and larksnur The brides molher
wore "a black meteor dress
Immediately after the ceremony
breakfast was served the hriut ;
homo 100 North BrOomc street. A4out
one hundred guests attended Mlcr
an extended trip in Washington. ID. q.
ihcy win be at home at 1923 west
second street.
Ms Ann q CniSnle. daueIler OF
Mrs Catherine Gillespie. or coz Van
Bnren street. and Clement \. carney
were married at 9 o'clock ihls morn
ing i'm 81. Paurs r. c. Church by ine
me nov r. F Mald On fn h"'dr
MAS attended by her sister, Miss Mary
4 Gillpspie. as maid OF honor. Daniel
Casey was best man.
Tho bride wore a pretty white crepe
satin gown with trimmings OF pearls
and lace She wore a large picture
hat. The bridal hnnluet was o. shower
of bride roses. The maid OF honor
wore pink iaffela with a black hat OF
malins and velvet Her bouquet was
az pink roses.
Foilowinr The Ger mony wedding
breakfast was served at the home or
me brides mother for the immediate
families Afier two weeks trip az
Mantle City dr. and Mrs. Casey VIII
live here
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
BABY PARADE
ATLAWNF FETE
Wawaset Women's Club
Ready for Health Center
Benefit
TO BE DANCING
IN THE EVENING

All the kiddies will have a splendid
opportunity for a good time al the
lawn feie 10 be given by The Wana-
set Women's Club, next Friday ar
terno0n, on the lawn OF Mrs Charles
Warner, 23ii w. Eleventh street. The
big thing OF the afternoon. as FAR ,as
the little ones are concerned, Will be
a playground in charge Of Mrs. Harry
\. Piper. Festivities will Open al the
playground at 4 o'clock. at the same
time the fete begins with a parade of
the children. Each little one will
carry a balloon. and the parade itself
VIII be featured by various charac-
ters from The nursery rhymes Mother
Goose VIII head the parade and in line
Will be Little Boy Blue. represented
by George Bristol. Jr: Jack and Jql.
by Billie and Alice Emhardt: Little
Miss Muffett, by Virginia Smythe;
Little Red Riding Hood, by Jane
Phelps; Mary, Mary Quite Contrary,
by Elinor Robinson; Queen Of Hearts.
by Ann Ten Brock. OF course. there
will be others, but this is enough 10
show that the parade will be one ~
the prettiest features ever seen in the
city. Miss Marion Spruance will be in
charge Of the parade.
At the playground also, viii be Oh
kinds OF amusemenis for the little
ones. There will be a toy booth i'm
charge OF Mrs. Bristol, Mrs, Fox and
Mrs. Emhardt. Another big featube
which it is expected will attract great
attention among the children and
grown-ups Is a kiddie-car race, 10 be
under the direction OF Mrs. Smythe
and Mrs Scarborough. Swings,
slides, sand piles and many other en-
tertainlng attractions will be on hand
Gifts for the lawn fete have been
coming in in great quantity duringl
the last week. Manufacturers andl
dealers from many parts Of the cotn-l
try have contributed to the occasion
The proceeds will be donated tol
the health center, at Ninth aQdl
Union streets, which has been dohgI
splendid work among the people inI
that section Of the city, and whoseI
maintenance Is being guaranteed byI
the Wawaset WOmen's Club. Flow-I
ers, candy, smokes. ice cream, punchI
and many other good thngs TO eat,I
Will be available at The lawn fete, psI
will also fancy work and other arii-I
cles-bOlh useful and decOrat i've
There will be dancing In ,he evAng
for which an especially good -. as-
ira has been engaged. The lawn feteI
starts at 4 o'clock in the afternoon
and cordial invitation has beeni
extended to all friends OF the heals
center 90 visit 10.
Mrs. Charles X Weston IS chair
man OF the fete and the following
chalrmen are assisting: Book shgp
Mrs. Allen Wood Spicer; cake booth
Mrs Horace @. Chickering; caniyf
and cigars, Mrs. Frank J. Byrne; IL
charge OF dancing, Mrs w. p. Allen
decorations. Mrs. Robert l.. Holiday
dalicatessen booth, Mrs. James +
, Broad nsh pond Mrs. David D. Ran
kin: IN charge OF flower booth. Mis
B F. Houston: gift shop. Mrs Allen j
Henry; ice cream. Mrs p. B. German
In charge Of ponies. Mrs. F. H. Nc
C0rmick.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
Society

Mrs. w. II. Kemery, left yesterday
for Meridian, New Hampshire, where
he attends school. During the sum
mer Russel was employed by the
American Car and Foundry Company,
and, on leaving Saturday, was pre-
sented with a purse-Of money by his
fellow workmen.
Miss Alice Palmer, OF Claymont. left
today for Westown. Pa, where she
Will attend the WestOwn Boarding
School. Miss Palmer was formerly a
student at the Alexis /. dupont High
School.
Mr. and Mrs Harry A. Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. C.. Derickson and
sons ae enjoying this week at Allan
tic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Leslie Holt. Of New
ark, n. j., are guests Of Mr. Hollis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Holt. SOP
West Twenly-secOnd street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Snellenburg re-
turned on Friday from Cape May,
where they spent a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs f. r. Moody are spend
ing few weeks at Asbury Park.
William J. Loley, Jr.. George w.
Richards and w. A. Bryan have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
The Misses Mildred McCleary. Helen
McCleary and Ida Richards, who have
been at Atlantic City for some time.
have returned home.
Miss Charlotte Batterbury. who has
been The guest Of her sister, Miss
Alice Batlerhury, for some time, has
returned to Washington, d. C..
Clarence l.. Walker and son. James
Walker and daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Walker, and neice, Miss Elizabeth Jes-
ter, left yesterday for Atlantic City.
Miss Fannie Faulkner. OF Harrlng-
ton, is spending few days with Mr..
and Mrs. H. NJ. Wiley.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ]. Lynch and
niece, Miss Marguerite McDevitt. are
spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Marie Bader has returned TO
her home after spending two months
at Camp Tegawltha, Mt. POcoiN. Pa.
John J. O'Toole. OF 1902 Reed street
has returned home after spending his
vacation at Atlantic City and the Del
aware Water Gap.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. P. Moreland and
granddaughter, Dorothy, are spending
The weekend at Atlantic City, where
Mrs. M0reland Is attending the con-
yentlon Of The Supreme Council OF the
knights Of Malta.
Mrs Samuel Braluard and her
mother Mrs. A. ID. Gordon, formerly
OF Wilmington. but now of philadei.
! phia, arr spending a month in the
mountains.
Miss COrrlnne Mendinhall. who has
/ been touring The middle west for the
past two months, returned 10 this city
yesterday.
Miss Anne F. Maloney left yesterday
| for Stuart Hall, StauntOn, Va. where
she will attend the winter session.
Mr.. and ,Irs. w. E. Rullman and
Miss Ella L. Lewis have returned
from a trip along the RappahanaOcl
River.
Harry Schneider, OF 4ii Shiple,
street. is spend og ten days i'm Clovr-
land, o., with Joseph Flanagan, for.
merry a resident Of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cole, Mr.. anC
Mrs. j. A. Moynihan, Mrs. Mary r
Wrench Mr. and Mrs. George r. Price
all Of this city, spent the weekend
with Mrs. John Price, OF odessa.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
Old World WeHdneSs
In CoLOr1uI NerU Hats

Although fan chapeaux have been
among those present in the fashion
world since early summer, it is the
latest in-season models that are really
dazzlins The eyes Of the populace
with their bizarre. and almost weird
effects Nothing gorgeous and eccen-
trio is out OF place upon a fan femi-
nine lid Hats that would feel very
much "at home upon The colts Of
Chinese cody woman, an Algerian
coffee house girl. a modern serpent
OF The Nile" or am Alsatian peasant
are rakishly askew the marceled
waves OF Milady Of Gotham.
\ prevalent mode Is the transparent
crowned turban Of metallic lace or
chiffon. copiously embroidered in coll
ored or irridescflt beads The mar
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

The following Wlmlngtonians were
registered at Hotel McAlpin, New
York. during the past week Mr. and
Mrs. L. C.. Grant, T. n. Mason, Mrs. l.
y. Wickes. W. W. Wickes, II. J.
swezey, J.. C. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. }. Il.
Henderer, II. A. Henderer, 7. l.. Twill
ley. Miss VI Alice Goodman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Wilson
LETT yesterday on a motor trip to the
White Mountains Their Itinerary
Will include the Mohawk trail and a
stay at Breton Woods. They will be
away until October 4.
Mrs. 7. Coleman dupont and Mrs.
Mrs. c. p. Cochran OF Louisville,
Kentucky, returned 10 New York on
Monday. Mrs Cochran VIII stay with
Mrs dupont another fortnight before
reiurning TO Louisville.
Mrs. Hollyday 5. Needs has had
with her at GOOdstay. Mr.. Needs
mother 9nd father, who came up
from Chevy Chase for a brief stay.
Miss Emily p. Blssell has returned
from Cohasset, Massachusetts. where
she has had a most delightful vaca-
ton.
Ensign Howard p. Young OF the
Naval Aviation Reserve, returned yes
terday from a ilfleen days tour or
duty al the naval aviation training
camp at Hampton Roads, Va.
Mrs Edgar Q Bullock aud children
returned on Monday from Ocean City,
n. D., where they spent The summer.
Mrs. Jeannle r. Field, who has been
summering at Wernersville. Pa. has
gone 10 Atlantic City, where she VIII
be a guest at the Hotel Chalfonte for
two months.
Mrs. Frank @. Tallman and Mrs.
Thomas Woodnu. Miller and son
who have been summering aiChatham,
Mass, are expected home on Satur-
day
Miss Eleanor Briggs. OF 1925 Jackson
street left yesterday for Baltimore,
where she Will attend Notre Dame
College.
Miss Vera Atkinson Of New Castle
has returned home from Saranac,
New York, where she had been stay
ing for some Time.
Mrs. Julian Adalr. has been spend
ing several days at Rehoboth.
Mrs. J. A. Draper and daughters are
expected home tomorrow evening,
from KennebunkpOrt Maine, Wnere
they spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. p. Harrington and
family are visiting their parents, Or.
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Winner, sos Souil
/ Broome street They have Deen
amending the summer at Ocean Grove
New Jersey. Mr.. and Mrs. Harring-
ton are on their way Dack TO OAla'
homa, where they live.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Cariiedge, Jr. and
nariv have returned from a fishing
irln spent on the Cartledge yacht
/ sNiarguerhea." The cruise was taken
on the Chesapeake Bay and 10 An
napolis, Nd
Miss Alicia dupont Will sail for Eu-
rope on September p.
Miss Alice Johnson returned on sun
day from Rehobolh. where she spent
sometime
Mrs. Truman W. Campbell, Of the
Kennett Apartments. has returned
| from RphobOth, where she spent The
month OF August Mrs Campbell will
leave on Friday for a two-weeks
visit 90 Miss Helen Lloyd, OF Easion
Md.
Russell II. Kemery, son OF Mr.. and
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

row brim is generally swalhed In
frayed Oriental silk. or twisted strand
OF woods or chenille. Color scheme
are an incoherent blaze OF rust am
emerald cochin and aero, or some
thing equally contrasting.
A Nell Gwynne fashion period effec
is given by hats which dangle at eacl
side long heavy plumes Of variOu
colors. The hat proper is caval&
shape, and generally OF black or taN
velvet But even Of sombre colQr, th
sweeping plume effect is too darin
for many women and only a ew ar
seen at the teas and hotel dances
Many hats harp back 10 period ten
denotes as the quaint Vatican pOk
bonnet with chin ribbons or the Alsa
iian bonnet with huge bow OF sued
or molre ribbon al The sIde-rear.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
On Front POrcheS
An Editorial by The Society EditOrl

Regardless Harding the presidential oand-
date stays leaves his front porch other onporch
pagns Wilmington drawing close with the approach
autumn
From the front porch these campaigns withdraw
that will be complaining the costness the
campaign FOR he who the bills for the gas
lights that burned til midnight and later
fronporch campaigns been successful
considering that 70 has beautiful
lshs especially made for sitting porch and holding
hands
But the complete results OF the victory known until
the wedding bells ring out later in the Indeed
that the he ,ntn
June, intensive winter paro rcampaign
what he
test love a porch. balcony
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
PEOPLES SETTLEMENT NOTES

Tho last tennis tournament OF the
season Is being held at Peoples sd
tlement this week, and has narrowed
doWn to 1--WE men at the present
Iline' Baldwin, Johns, Lenderman
Patterson and Simpson. Ton.ghj
lnese men plSy off against each
other, and the finals for lhe silver
cup viii be worked OF tomorroyv
evening Interest is keen In tho ont
finish. 0'Oso
The courts have been used bv the
dupont Sports Club during the sum
meer from . 10 z o'clock, and much
interest shown in tennis throughout
lhe season.
on Saturday, Sept. y. Girl Scouts
or OK Troop No. ,. will have a hike
and corn roast at Holiday House.
starting from the Settlement at 30 A.
m. and returning in the late after
noon.
This evening a party Is TO he given
at The settlement by the Spanish
Speaking Mems Club Of American
House. in honor Of the Independence
OF the Lat n-Amoricln Nations under
direction Of Miss Hart and Miss Car
son OF Service Citizens.
The playground Will be Open every
afternoon and evening as long as the
wHiher permits and the attendance
is large, and the Interest in games and
sports keen among the juniors as
we'll as the older men and boys.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
WEST MISSIONARY urFTINc

The Woman's Missionary society OF
Mcs, Presbyterian Church vii hold
Ns first meeting NJ ihe f1l season
In the church al 230 o'clock iomor-
row afternoon. This meeting WI
be IN iho nature of a gsi-ioralhcr
meeling Mrs Philip McRae will
have charge OF the program. All
members are urged 10 attend.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

william Ellis
Laurel the
their daughter Compton Wills OF
this Delaware
well socially graduation she has taken active
the State also has social service
Mr. Wills graduate Delaware College
this city Both Miss Wills circle
frends not only I'm this city. but hroughout the State
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

7 lam ShewenE
The Miss
land
Miss Paynter the
Miss Burton the daughter Of
member
Of
Delaware in d
Joining and n Washington
nee twelve ago.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
Nh DO chaneed oq a. lhe bazaar

Pollyann Branch International sun
shine Snciefv. met Saturday night %
me home OF Mrs. p. NJ Arnold \
campaign TO raise funds TO buy wheel
chairs for cripples was discuss od.
pollvanna Branch Is 10 receive part
OF ihe proceeds from the game 1f
baseball which is 10 be played t9day
by The Kiwanis Club OF this city and
that Of Chester at Harlan Field.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
RIuLOCK FAMILY REUNION.

More than one hundred guests are
svneried io attend the nrsl annual re-
union Of ihe Bullock family which
viii Dc held tomorrow in Shellrot
park. Those who will attend this
family gathering are the descendants
of lhe late John NJ. and Violet Sinith
Rullock Among the features Will be
athletic events. community singing
historical facls Of the family and a
nicnic dinner. Guests viii be present
from Delaware MARYLAND. Pennsyl-
vania. New Jersey and New York.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
BITF ROCK IAlVN FFrE.

Rne Rock Community Club viii
hold a lawn fcie tomorrow afternoon
and evening al The home OF Mrs john
Titus on Lore avenue Hilicrest
Among ihe features will be cafeteria
supper and canning exhibit There
viii Also be booths OF ari needle work
and fancy articles. Bread. rolls and
cake Will be for sale.
The proceeds OF the fancy work
booth will be- devoted 10 starting a
kiudcrgarien Tor the children In the
community. Mrs Walter Craig, Jr.,
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
snrIrrN IN rINE AnTs-

AZ The meeting 0f the Wilmington
society of The Fine Arts. held yeSier-
day afternoon al 1905 Franklin street,
many maNer of mporianc' were q s.
rus.ed Nc George p Riss0l wns an-
pointed temporary secretary succeed
ng NJ SIS Inrfrnl R~ -ckIn Resigned
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
MOOSE roy SOCIAL

Woman's Loyal Moose Circle. No.
f. will hold box social tomorrow
night in the club room, No. Q, Opera
House Building An invitation Is eX-
lended 10 The public 10 attend.
Evening journal., 1920-09-15
Y. W. A. NEWS

The Young Womens Christian As
sociatlon takes pleasure in announc-
ing that the swimming lessons that
have been held under their auspices
at the Y NJ. C. A. pool, are to be con-
tinued every Tuesday and Friday
morning until October 4. 10 was eX-
pected that the lessons would have
to be discontinued after this week.
but plans have been made that the
series OF lessons could be conducted
for a period Of a few more weeks.
The children's class is held at 9.30
O'Clock and the women's class at 1915
O'Clock
The FIRST meeting Of the fall season
OF the Friendship Club VIII be held
this afternoon at the club rooms. S0l
Market street Echoes Of the High
School conference. held at Camp
Nepahwln during the summer months.
will be given by the following dele
gates: Miss Nellie Maroney. Miss
Margaret Wilson, Miss Ruth jenkins
and Miss Lillian Loose. An Informal
reception will be held after the re-
ports OF the conference is given and
refreshments will be served.
Ten members Of the Standard Bear
ers Society Of Brandywine NJ. p.
Church enjoyed supper at the Holt
dav House last evening. \ straw
ride was also given to the house last
evening by the F. L. G. Club or the
Y. w c. A.
A group Of 81 boys and girls from
this city viii go 10 Holiday House on
Friday night for a picnic suppeN
There will be a special program lor
these young people in the evening
All interest Is being cenlered on This
coming weekend at the Holiday
House. Many reservations have been
made for this occasion and 1T is eX-
necfed that many other young women
in this city who already have not
sirnfd mn 10 GO 20 iho hOu-' ai ihiS
period viii do so before The week
i.~d This rs ihp clos rr Nonk at
the House for vacations Of a lengthy
period on Monday next The house
will close for the sonsOn oXceni mot
few weekend parties may he held
the remaining two SATURDAYS ana
SUNDAYS i'm this month and some
visitors may go 10 the house Tor the
early week-ends in October. As this
Is likely 30 be The last big weekend
al This recreallonsl cenior. many
rians are being formulated by The
secretary at the house for The enler-
tainneni Of ruosis Rogis'rafiO~ for
Saurdav and SUNDAY will he received
nm until early Saturday morning by
either calling the Holiday House,
Holly Oak i66-M. or by phoning The
oflcc. SOi Market street, phone Si69.
-0-O-
BULLOCK FAMILY REUNION.
More than one hundred guests are
evneried io attend the flrsl annual re-
nnion Of me Bullock family which
viii Dc held tomorrow in Shellrot
park. Those who will attend this
family gathering are The descendants
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

The executive board OF the Business
anu professional W0men's Clubs Will
meet tomorrow evening i'm the club
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

Miss Helen ". Brown. danebtor 81,
,'s ma Mrs. John ID Brown ~ ,oo.
ADAMS street. and James : Gran,
New York city. formerly of Wiimi,e
Ton, were married this afternoon In
the Church OF the Sacred Heart nv
Evening journal., 1920-09-15

q, Ihero viii be a business meeting OF
Inc Women's OrGanizalion National
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-05-14
TO MAKE ANOTHER ATTEMPT
At ENDING STATE Of WAR
Foreign Relations Committee Reports
to Senate a Substitute to the
House Resolution

Washington. May 1.-The state OF
war with Germany and Austria would
he terminated under Il resolution re-
ported yesterday by the >cnaf" foreign
relations committee rs II substitute
for the house resolution to end the
war with Germany alone.
The vote ON the resolution was nine
10 six. with all IF the Republicans SUP
porting it. and all Of the democrats
lining up Solidly in "mn>rinn. Sena-
tors McCumher. Republican. North
Dakota. and Shields. Democrat. Ten
ne>See. were absent and did not vote.
IT is planned To call NJ the res"l'l'
ton for debate in the senate next
week and final action is expected with
in Two or three weeks.
The resolution WAS presented for
mally 10 the senate yesterday hy Sen
ator Lodge. and Senator Knox gave
notice that he would open discussion
Wednesday. Senator MrCnmher. Ike
publican. North Dakota. stated pri
vately that he would oppose the resO
luton and that he ais" expected Others
of the mild reservation group OF lie
publicans to join him.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-05-14
TWO WIVES. TWO HOMES IN
SAME TOWN THREE YEARS
Engineer Lives Dual Life in Milwau-
kee. Sharing Homes on Alternate
Days.-Arrested for Bigamy

Milwaukee. Wis. May 3.-Harold
Moran. II railroad engineer. has lived
!, dual life for three years. having two
wives and two homes. both in Mil
waukee. which he maintained and
shared on alternate days. it developed
Saturday in district court. where he
was taken on Il higamy charge. Mnran'>
case was continued Ia May and he
was held in bonds Of $1,000.
The charge Of higamy was preferred
by Anna Hoffman Moran. who is wife
No. :. She is also sum. for annu-
ment Of The marriage. performed ort"-
Der 20. 1917. Wife No. is Fannie
NandraSe Moran. who was married
November Is. 1919.
For weeks the TWO women have
been comparing notes. The little cir
c',m>tance> of mystery in the married
life of each other. which their fond
"hu>hanl" 81 ylihly solved for them.
The alleged hignnai>t seems ~ have
been "A model husband in both cases
Each woman had Il good home. Each
loved her husband Neither suspected
that another wonl;n WAS sharing her
place until II short time ago.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-05-14
FIVE KILLED BY TORNADO IN
OKLAHOMA: DAMAGE GREAT

Nu>keson. Okla. May 3.-Five per-
sons are known To have been killed
and AT least eight badly injured in !;
tornado which swept the countryside
north of Chelsea Yesterday.
The storm which swept Il wide
path. struck Just before dusk. reports
reaching here said. II originated about
Il mile north Of thelSea and swept
west and north. ke>cuer> had not
reached more than two miles of the
stricken area late last night.
Other reports told of Il tornado af
IuSt:l, Okla several miles east of
Chelsea and about l. miles northwest
of Gho1eau. Okla.
All telephone and telegraph wires
to nearby towns are down. but pa>~en-
gers aboard trains which had passed
through the >rnlHn->Wepf area declared
that from "A distance they had seen
farm houses picked up 10y The wind
and dashed In earth. The damage done
was enormous.