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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-15
NashvIIIe Takes peubIe nm

Nashville Takes Double Bill
CHATTANOOGA. Aug. 4.--Nashville
won the series today from Chattanooga
by taking both games OF double-header,
to and 8 to T.
First game: r. II. D
Nashville ............ 600 002 10
Chattanooga ........ POI GOO 0eO-3 ]
Lankenau and Jonnard; Norris, Boone
and Niederkorn.
Second game: r. II. Z.
Nashville ........., OPS 10--s
Chattanooga .............. 22O 21--7 IL
Payne, James, StathRm and Jonnard;
Boone and Graham. Neiderkorn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-15
FrIsch's Homer Gives Giants Good Start

NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-New York de-
feated Philadelphia today to 2. Frisch
gave the Giants good start in the first
inning. hitting home run with two men
on base.
Score: r. H. Z.
Philadelphia ......... 900 900 0O2--2 5
New York ... 800 600 1873 13
Ring and Peters; Douglas and Snyder.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-15
InternatIonaI LEAGUE

Newark. O-3; Buffalo. 90.
Baltimore, z; Toronto, 5.
Others, rain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-15
r. n. e.
Rraves eeat podeers

( BROOKLYN, Aug. 14.-Boston defeated
Brooklyn to 2 today in another Oesch-
ger-Cadore pitchers battle.
Score: R. II. e.
Boston ......... 20 900 O00--3 10 0
Brooklyn .......... 900 100 1902 10 o
Oeschger and O'Neill; Galore and
Kruger.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-15

Louisville. 2-2; Columbus, Al.
Kansas City, Al; Minneapolis. 7-S.
Milwaukee. 1-b; st. Paul. 2-S.
Indianapolis. lis; Toledo. I'll.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-15
ALL RUNS MADE in
THE FIRST INNING
Chicks Defeat Crackers in Brilliant
Fielding Exhibition.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Aug. 14-Mem-
phis defeated Atlanta to today,
both teams making all their runs in
the first inning, after which the game
was an exhibition of brilliant fielding.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-15

Atlanta ut Little Rock.
Chattanooga at Memphis.
New Orleans at Birmingham.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-15

National League.
Philadelphia at New York.
Only one scheduled.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-10-05
THE FALL OF FATTY.

Fatty" Arbuckle is in jail await
ing his trial on charge of murder
ing young movie actress. All over
the United States the Arbuckle films
have been withdrawn from exhibition.
In one town the people mobbed a
foolhardy manager who refused to
discontinue the Arbuckle films 1t
is said that Arbuckle has about 81 ,000,-
600, and it is safe to say that it will
go faster and freer than it ever has.
He may not be convicted and pun
ished as he should, because his money
will enable him to invoke every de-
tense and every delay; but he is al
ready convicted at the bar of public
opinion. He is an ignorant, swell
headed, drunken blackguard, and he
can well be spared for the period of
any sentence he may receive He
left school while he was in the fifth
grade, and laid the foundation of his
fame and fortune by becoming a
roustabout in a saloon. His huge
girth and a kind of horseplay that
reacted well before the movie camera
rendered education, ability, morality,
sobrlety, ETC., unnecessary. The
movie game seems to be about the
only one in which many dollars and
some sense are not necessarily found
together. From every point of view
Fatty" Arbuckle is an undesirable
citizen, and the quicker and longer
he shall be retired from circulation
the better for all concerned. Knox
vile Iowa Express.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-10-05
Highway Construction & Mice. Funds.

MadisOn-There is a rauner general
misunderstanding as to the source
from which the state secures the large
sums required for highway construc-
ton and maintenance.
In a general was it may be said that
the money used for construction comes
from three sources in approximately
equal amounts-one-third from the
federal government, onc-third from
the state and one-third from the
county.
In the final appOrtionment of fed
eral AID granted prior to the present
session of congress, Wisconsin has
received $7,006, 017.51. The state in
order to secure this has had to pro-
vide the same sum. This joint fed
eral and state fund is appOrtiOned to
the counties on this basis: One-third
in proportion to area, one-third i'll
proportion to assessed valuation and
one-third in proportion to highway
mileage. Then each county is re-
quired to provide an amount at least
equal to one-half the sum apportion-
ed it from the joint federal and state
fund
The state in order to meet the re-
quirement to duplicate the federal APP
preparation provided for a tax that
would bring in at the first of each
three years-1920,1921 and 1922 the
sum of $1,700000. In addition to this
the sum of $785,000 for each of the
three years, and the additional sum
of 100000 per year for those years
were appropriated from the general
fund of the state.
In addition to the sums named
there is used in highway construction
and maintenance something over
100000 per year received from
automobile licenses. Since the leg
islature in 1919 provided for a dup
LEGATION of the federal appropriations,
to be used in construction, the states
share of the auto-license receipts has
been devoted to road maintenance
These license receipts are disposed Of
as follows:
First the actual cost of administer
ing automobile registration is paid
from the license fees received; one
fourth of the remainder is then paid
to the counties in the proportion that
the license fees received from each
county bears to the total license fees.
From the remaining three-fourths,
there is first set aside sum not to
exceed $168,000 for the state highway
commission to pay the costs of adj
ministration. The balance is then
used by the state highway commission
for construction or maintenance, or
both, of the state trunk highway sys-
tenn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-10-05
LETTERS TO THE HERALD.

Cuba City Wis, Sept. 20, 1921
Dear Sir:-Enclosed find check Tor
$500 for another year for the Grant
County Herald" / did not receive
my paper for last week "Wednesday,
Sept. l4) / would like to have one
ii you have any left.
Yours truly,
Henry Hinderman,
Rt. Cuba City, Wis.
A Generous Subscriber.
Potosi Wis, Sept 10, 1921
Sir:-Enclosed please find a check
of $3.50 for which send me the Grant
County news for one year. We can
not do without it.
Yours truly,
Mr.. Nick Bierman,
r Box So Potosi, Wis.
Mr.. Bierman sends $3.50 for years
subscription. AS he resides in the
county where the rate is 81 we will
credit him for fifteen months.
He Doesn't Understand.
Dubuque, Sept. 20, 1921
Dear Sir:-I send $3.50 for the
Herald for one years subscription, 1
would have sent the money sooner
but | heard that the city council was
going to change the house number so
waited until they come and gave us
new number | don't see why we
should pay soc more for the paper
that We don't live in good old Grant
county, everybody can't live there
that loves old Grant county, ! lived
there from 1868 to 1911 and was a
reader of your paper ever since 1879
as close as | can remember and so
left l should pay soc extra now, |
don't think that is fair. l was going
to come to the fair but could not get
away and was coming to the office
and pay for the paper.
Yours Truly,
Simon Fluetsch.
Old number 95, our new number is
1926 also 1926 Francis st. Dubuque.
Mr.. Fluetsch lives in Dubuque. The
Office pays extra postage on all pa
pers sent outside of Grant county
AS it costs us considerably more to
handle and mail outside papers than
it does inside of county, the rate is
so cents a year higher.
Warm Place for sold Town."
Winona, MINI, Sept. %, '21
A. L. Sherman
Lancaster, Wis.
Dear Friend Ali am enclosing
you check for $3.50 for the Herald
for another year. We have warm
place in our hearts for the "old
town" Yours
w. w. Rees.
153 W. 4th. St Winona, MINI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
ARREST ~ MINERS
CHARGED W77HPART,
IN MIVGO SHOOTING
Rald Result of Firing Upon
Motorists Near Tent
Colony.

WILLIAMSON. " VA. June
f"riH-two men, rcsidcnts Of the Iict,
'rcrh tout colon! Of idle miners nca
"i'iianir"n. were arrested today and
'"'N'" "p IN tho county Jail. charged
WIN violating til" proclamation nr
martial Law recently imposed tolIo,y
'hc disorders in the Mincu coal fields
The purpos" OF The raid. said can
tain j. L. ErockUs, of The state no :
nee was an attempt 10 bring to Jus
'icc those who have iir.d upon mo-.
'"fiS'S III tn" vicinity of the tcni cot
"hy during tho past few weeks. De
cie'"n 10 make the raid i; was sa id.
followed when reports reached state
policc headquarters that an automn-
bile in which iivc persons We're riding.
was fired upon this morning. Five
hulicts struck the car. according to
IN" reports, hut no one was Injured
The arrests were made by state
police and deputy shcrims. headed by
captain frockuS and Sherin pinson.
and consisted Of about forty men all
heavily armed. No resistance was
offered. but the authorities declared
that eight armed mon fled into the
mountains when the posse reached the
camp. one WAS captured after an en-
citing chase. Tho prisoners will he
examined tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
SIX DIE IN WEEKEND
REBEL ATTACKS IN ERIN
Two Black and rans Shot Dead by
Cyclists ON Sea Wall Near
Dublin.
LliN I'nitcd Nnusl

DUBLIN, June Six lives W.,
lost IN series of rebel attacks H.
p"hIin and olscwher. during :he
V Weekend.
'ohn iirahy nnI rnua,,. II; p.n
said t" have been Black aud rans.
N"ro sn", i":td bv .w" cyclists as,
chi a. ;h,y ~, si,tia. ,u The
S"a wall near Dublin. Earlier ycs-
i'rdaA 'r:nin. th" explosion OF a
rumh aimed at ~ military l1rr,-
KILLED. one man. In another Incl
don't in tho heart "r tho city. "a wni, y
rebels clashcd with tho Black ana
Tam. on" man was BILLED and several
:" INJURED
1'"iiccm"n tearing Gwvn s.diti,u>
posters in Nhhryfcaio. Count, Lime
rick. were iirci GA fruin ambush on"
Ling killed anI "a ser" :nt aud .our
other consia"i"S wound "a y scr-
ecan, was killed anl anDih"r con.
sable was wounded whon r.!,cls way
aid a patrol al Swattc-a n county
a.cnd"ndcrry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
HUNDREDS PAY TRIBUTE
TO CONFEDERATE DEAD
MARLMGTON CEMETERY
Special Ceremonies Held Around
Tombs of UnknoWn-Honor
General Wheeler.

WASIiINGTON. June Memorial
exercises for the South's dead who lie
in the Confederate section of Airing
ton Cemetery were held today. spc-
"ial ceremonies, .,cinc held at the toni,
Of unknown dead and the grave a..
General Joc Wheeler. The exercises
were under the auspices OF the Con
tolerate Veterans Association. Sons
OF Veterans, Daughters of the Con.
tcdcracy and the southern Relief So.
cictN. Representative u. q. I.nwrcy,
o! Mississippi, was ;hc principal
speaker.
Hundreds grouped around ;hc stand
drarcd in the stars aud stripes aud
the stars and Ears and around the
Confederate monument, where. after
the sounding Of taps by n buSlcr. a
beautiful piece IN the shape Of 'thc
Southern Cross" was unveiled. Chill
drcu OF the Confcdcracy, dressed in
white. passed among the graves, plac-
ing flowers upon each
Representative Lowrcy told Of the
lie Of Jefferson I;avis. whom he dc.
scribcd as the lone star Of Amcri-
can history He has no prototype"
Mr.. I.nwrcy said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
FLYING OFFICER
DROPS FROM DIRIGIBLE
TO INSPECT u S. BLH1P
Brigadier-Genera Maitland, in Parachute Followed b,
Valet and Baggage in Two Others, Desccnds on
Airship Being Built by Great Britain

mat Shc viii attempt {" cross tn.
Ailhnti" until late in August Her
SaS hdrS are now in place aud partly
inflated. and her enormous frame is
covered except at the nose. where
ih"r" ~ h"iuG attached Il now moor
'nS device. The engines were fSund
10 be cmpiaccd. tho linS attached and
IN" ruddcr partly adjusted English
crews are training the United states
Navy crow in handling the vessel.
taking them aloft in british dirlcjhics
at similar types.
Although she is being built for
America the k3S Is the largest dir
iEihic ever constructed on a purely
l'rltish design, and she cmhodics Sow
.r;il new departures. the principal
Improvement being that her frame
work IL relatively lighter. The clcva-
iion fms nave been modified in this
type and the gondolas for the engine
are SlunS iurthcr uutboard.
Tho aviation experts expect the
R-SS to rise To $1,000 feet and ma h G
speed of seventy miles an hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
0AAlH LzSX GROWS; PUEBLO IS AGAIN FLOODED;
TROOPS DIRECT RELIEF WORK; DENVER IS IN PER
Is Men Found Looting
il Pueblo Fl1cd Zone

PUEBLO. col. June Mill
;ary law Is hcinG riciily enforced
Twenty -av" men have been found
l""'ing. Th" militia established -
dcadlinc a. the waters edge Mi
persons going into tho noodcd
zonc must have a pass
Joseph II. DAILY. chief of police.
said today tho estimate OF 900
dead was too low. Tic believed
1000 would b" nearer ih" NUM-
hcr. lie believes there was heavy
loss Of lifc IN the Grove section.
in tho southwestern portion OF
tho city. Many foreigners lived
thcrc. The school census shows
this district has more than 1000
children.
Il WAS in this section Friday
morning warning the people" he
said But they took tn" warn.
ing lightly. Eut even while |
was going from house 10 house
the nood hor" down. ana | had
difficulty in escaping myself. {
don't see how II was possihlc TOR
women and children in this area
TO have escaped"
Mayor Studainsk has also
placed ban "n rr"titccrinc by
crpc"rS. Tho demand for lamps
and candles was 50 great that
dealers Attempted to Increase
prices The Mayor threatened to
""nii*"at" their stocks.
smallpox and scarlet fever have
broken out, forcing Governor
Snoup to max" - public appeal
f"r doctors. nurses aud sanitary
workers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
Ry I. r.. .tOh n>on.

United News Sian Correspondent.
LONDON. June stepping out Of
his own dirigiblc. Egigadicr- General
Maitland. the British flying officer
who crossed III" Atlantic IN tho Erit-
ish airship R-3i two years ago.
dropped casually down in his para
chute. followed by his valet in an
other parachute, and his baggage.
attached To third, to inspect the
great American diriG!bc H-3S being
built ny tho British government for
the United states Navy. Tho Amcri-
can officers received him, end in
group they went over the new fca-
,urcs o! this great ship. comparing
the innovations with tho Older plans.
All around tic airship the news reel
movie men were grinding off fooiaGc
OF this new aerial marvel. invited by
the government.
Tho R-2S is beng adjusted for her
trials flights which arc to start in
about two weeks. 1t is not expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
RED CROSS GIVES
PUEBLO 100000
Sum Will Be Taken From Ma
tional Disaster Relief
Fund.
CITY CHAPTER ASKS AID
Money Will Re-Spent for Food
and Shelter for Flood
Sufferers.
CITY CHAPTER ASKS AID

WASHTNGToE Juno .,.--AuthoyiIa-
,ion for tho .eAps nditu7c nf q sccon,;
S""'o"" out Of national disaster relief
funds has been wired 10 l'ucblo hy
national headquarters OF tn" Amer
lean Hcd cross. 1h!: ac;iun followed
receipt Of i"lcEraphi. rcpor, from
the Pueblo chapter OF the Hcd
Cross indicating tho situation in tho
stricken city is growing more dcs-
pcrat" hourly.
The 100000 now authorized by
national officials is purely cmcrgcnt
"hth the fun needs are known. and
arc III addition Ia the extensive re-
sources Of funds. supplies and relief
workers Of the Southwestern divi-
SION which went into action as soon
AZ news OF the catastrophe reached
thc outside world" said thc an
n"nnccmcnt OF tho I:cd Cross sun
day.
The telegram from Iohn r.. I>cot
inr' cha airman Of tn. Pueblo Red
Cross Chapter. was as follows.
Water supply l., ont Of commits
SION and viii require ten days to
repair Gas ana electric l;-bt sys.
tens arc in similar condition Deaths
WI probably reach j00. and NAV
easily total LOO. Property damage
iS from Sl0.0oo.o0o Ia si,. 0oo. ooo
Absence of water must produce very
dangerous inSanitiry conditions
iher" IL pressing an immediate need
Tor $4,000 in cash for dishursal hy
the fucbl" chapter We need ;.po
tents and equipment for loo tents
including bedding. cots. cook;pr
utensils. oil stoves. cite. In addi
'loh. hIankeis and bedding arc
lCOnt timucd on Inrn - :. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
LABOR MEMBER OF ENGLISH
PARLIAMENT DIES IN LONDON
my Associated rrcss.I

LONDON, June 1.-Thc TT Hon.
William Crooks. who served as La
Dor member Of Parliament for ncarl; :;
twenty years, died today.
VIII Crooks, who was the mos
popular member of ih" Labor party
and one of the best beloved men in
the House OF Commons. began life a.
a pauper infant. spending par. nf
his childhood i'm tho popular work =
house lie served his apprenticeship
Win "a cooUr and worked at shat
trade. for years. but at times hc wa.
without work and had close lc-
quaintancc with poverty and hunger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
UlTIMATUM ISSUED BY
FRANCE TO GERMANY
NY Associat,d prres /

'fi'f.i.N' SILESIA. June An ul-
INA nm has been issued bs the
French to General Won lIucfcr. say.
ihS that unless, within twcntv.fou,.
h""fS, he wiihdraws the German
forces which advanced several kiln.
'h"'erH on the NnnahcrG sector IN
tppcr Siiceia. following thc usur-
S'n' "''"'Es Friday and Salurlav
rrchch troops IN tho industrial see.
ton viii hc withdrawal
thc "itimatnm. delivered 10y a Erii
iSh iiaison officer. wu. merely a..
hh""lchEcd Is by Won Iio.icr 1t ws
not answered. but an appointment has
hc'h mad" :or mcctin- at uppclu
Ut II o'ci"'k tomorrow morning be-
tween Won !ioctcr and GcncrM Hun
nckcr. the i;ritish c"mnaudcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
SERIOUS DISORDERS BREAK
OUT IN RUSSIA'S CAPITAL
lEN ImLtcd Ncws |

iiEi.SINGFnRS. June = Serious
disorders have broken out IN Pctro-
grad. according 10 dispatches reach
ing IiGlsingforS
Suspension of the usual bread dis
tr!huti"n is declared TO have been
followed by bloody rioting. in which
non Communists were engaged with
Soviet troops.
The Soviet gov2nmcnt is said u
have ordered the arrest of all non
Communists, but the troops do not
dare enter tho non Communist sec
tion nf the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
DR.. Broughion Opposes Expulsion
of Church Members Who In
dutuc in NtnIsrucnis

-, .sh4
~ '''h - hr""Sh-
Ton -. u pastor "i Grove Avcnnc
BAPTIST Church. las, n,-hi dtsc,,ssc,I
tho mtIcb-,.,,,,,,cd ,, -,
modern dane. ,,. ,,,,,.,aI ,L.
believed sboulJ ho rho .,,;,,,d.. ~,
church tn.nr1 i, no i,.n,' .,.
.nhicc, "proais,, S,,,,, ,a r,.,
..ry and hi. sermon "a, .,
an ,his toni,
Wi,r ,b. dane. . ., ~
said. tho church ,,,,,Id onsiy,.,,I..
do bnr ON. INN. ,rd -, =,
ats staiun nr J;s,,,r,,, 49,, :,
"Ea,, i. Jo.s ,,,,.,, a., ;,
strong ana l.,.i,,c cb,- .,,,t,
hood over ,bo,c vh
iur. cndc,yori,p IN gbou 49,, .
ruln.s. cr -, .r.,,,. ,
to BODY .o,I and ,,,,i,
:, ,r;,ic;. ~
much h4. t...n 4h
pulnir ana rrc. t., -,
Snmc things r.u.rd
ana iins.,,ra ~ ,iri,
y do not uroros. to h,s,ns. ,naa
extremes nor havr I any harsh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
5-YeAR-0LD OANVILLE
GIRL KILLED BY AUTO
iSneelal to The Times. s.pisra,ch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
pANNll.LE. VA June >. Dorothy
Anne Phillips. j-ycar-old daughter OF
I'll. T.. Phillips. Was run over and
Killed by y. e. Motley in an autom )
bile this afternoon The l,ttc girl.
"lth her mother. was crossing the
street when the machine rum hcr
down. her skull being crushed Mot.
Icy was arrested and required 10 give
$1,000 bond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
Anan Plunge. Over I:mhnnkmcnt.

HENrUN, TENN. June IL. A..
Whiscnart. aupcrintcndcnt OF PEN
dcrcrast Cotton Mills. rcndcrGrast.
Polk County. was killed when the
automobile Inc WAS driving plunged
down steep cmhankmcnt on the
lfiawascc River between and 3
o'clock this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
WEED OUT THE BAD IN
MODERN DANCE, SAYS
DIR. RUSSELL BOWIE,
Christian ihcali>m and Southern
thivalry Invoked by 81.
laui'S Rector.

Irs'nE th", m" Young p"oplc Of
N''hn"hd max" ~ their minds IN
cue i4ht OF christian idcalism as -
h"' i beautiful and what is base.
~ W. Russell Eo"ic. u. y. rector
o' - fauis Episcopal Church. last
night di$eonr""d on dancing and mod
'rh raln'h' nc also appealed to the
'Nhei' saxon chiNalry and renn"ment
'' INC """'n
re" thouEhitui people would hes
""'' 10 "a! ,hht there is much in our
'"''"' ll'c ?i IN" present day "h.. ii
h''"S b"'t"rm"n', he said There
n's ""'h an explosion OF speech on
ms matter recently bat tn" matter
'"'H IL not ne" Is i"nS aG" as lae !
'"'l' '"rt" hummer o. women "t tbs
s''t"' ION met I" consider their
responsibility a. Christian" in r"i"r-
'"'' L" present DAY social standards.
"a" 'he committee appointed 10y thh'
'''''E mas h""h working quietly
since 'h"n TO try q" n" of cnnetruc-
~" h'in Man! !e"Pl" hnNo h"cn
'"'ht'n- about the whole problem.
On 'hr n""H - d'nnii" th"uShl and
"l'' "'ii"n. think all can arr.c.
=" W "'''"' '''"'"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06

Dies. Hurt IN tirplnnc Crash.
iltNTlNGTON BEACH, CAL. June
"-one person was Killed and cight
injured today when an airplanc en-
gagged IN stunt flying crashed to the
peach her" in the midst of a throng
of SpcctatorS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
Denver in Peril us thc \

News
""'' '-S"''irn by fort
~ river u rising " ~ '"'''
nd
,m ,t @ III some places barns away Shon,n ,
'"N upstream officials
VIII result
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06

IbLo COLO, June 5.--Th time
M n ar kansas River breaking their sonrsa
$40 n'n 'o lives ~.
no noo OF rtiay night
,h % o me and property secona
acadv ana afternoon
waters ana
h'F hhdercd Win concern only
v , OF The dead based fr,n,
~ seeing hundreds eye
count Of The considered % greatly exaggerated WIKI 'ne
lea mas been no
" WI" Prooablv not + 10 'ded mat the
On, h,,,u. loo Bodies Tccoy,rcI
bccnr
AREA are cleared buildings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
IN. N.soctn,cd pr.>..I

"a
Calling or moi
al
"" learned hccausr
tho ''"'Si
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06

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~" direction OF Red Cross omo,,,.
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at inc present time is sa ID i,
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't cared for by the Rcd Cross and
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S"'' allowing The holder To buv onI,.
. I"h''ed amount Of food from ,oca,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
FIND 100 BODIES
IN RUINED WASTE
OF STRICKENCITY
Believe More Will Be Recovered When Mud and
Debris Filling Streets and Buildings in Flood
ed Area Are Cleared Away Property
Damage Estimated Over 10 Millions.
} TINES DURING LAST IS HOURS WATERS
BREAK FROM COURSE AND SWAMP PUEBLO

second and Third Floods of Morning and Afternoon
sweep Over Territory Already Ruined by Initial
torrent and Hinder Rescue of Stranded Citizens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-06
CONTINUED HEAVY RAINS INCREASE VICTIMS, PERU

ood Hoidrrs Doctors and Nurses Rushed TO Re.
c'c >uHer'ng IN Devastated Rcgion-Authori Guard
Against Outbreak OF Epidrmic-ri;, Is in Darkness