The Daytona daily news., 1922-01-30
TT HOSPITALS TERRIBLY
ATD, MANY OF WHOM CANNOT
SURVIVE; ALL BODIES RECOVERED
Ed. \. SnAuehNESSY, SECOND ASSISTANT
POSTMASTER GENERAL, LYING At POINT Of
Death FROM INJURIES IN catastrophe

living at the A r fraternity house
nearh~- volunteered their bodies for
blood t-ansfusicn ~ save The life ~
Miss Caroline I pshaw. niece ef Rep
resentatiye f-psisaw Of Georgia who
had one foo: cut Of and the other 50
badly mangied that il may have to
be amput4ted
Lieut.. Ceinne' Tayio-. T. A.
bleeding from leg wounds. found sEa:
be could stand upon ther1 and rose
from his stre:cher a. they were about
10 CARR him away ard insisted upon
plaster ara tangled wire skeins that
covered the body OF his daughter who
was rescued alive.
A Slx-year old red headed hcy. whose
name was not learned on beng re-
moved from the ruics. argued hotls
against iseing carried away and in
sisted that he be permitted 70 remain
until his twin sister had heer rescued
also. The rescue-S guided b. the
boys directions. found the ssSts- no
was only sligatly hurt
Three priests penetrated ihe ruins
heediess of warnings- ard feFna med
ON duty to administer the last rites
VI -
Church BLOOD 5espatte-e5
The interior Of the First Church of
Christ. Scientist Est arouna the co~
ner from the ruined theatre r-ssentad
a xruesouse sight this morning after
the last OF the mutiiatsd tosi.s mad
been removed 10 the cttr fgorgu- o.
undertaking ests nlashments
Throughout Enastis SATURDAY nlga'
was literally chamber of horrors
The dead. row on row. sliea one sioe
OF the church. On the other side
shirt-sleeeed and perspirinr phys
cians worked increasingly over the
grofesque niankpt-s overed Jumps aei5
nv blood stained StretsFsers f)nf
look usually sufFccd te tell whether
the stretqhers hello dead Of l.fin-
things Il dead. the strets hers aers
gently deposited with the Others II
dead rav i allve. they we're ever
more gently horne out Of tae ehurcf
10 where a.nDulances. city and army
purred in the snow flied streets taaI
motors running ready 10 dash Tor hos
pitais
Funerals o1 san4 es the Victims
We're held toGas although tha major
ity Of them will b. tomorrow aE
itsi undertaking establishments @eFs
Ell throughout SUNDAY and al 81 sas
night preparing the bodies fsr .nfes
rnent
TO-DAY. win al of The aea-es sane
tile church resenaelaa nothing - 'uuc
as an abandan=a dressing station ae
hind the lines IN some FTen - toi
Blood was spaIteTsd evar tae s#at
and walls ane tins rus was sEiek
mass Of dirt and sne0 wta slts 3
clothing and vre, Saga
Local hospitals wers na- saa4
with scores Of friends anG ralatsHes g
the injured Man. Wash =. EtaTt-an
vino i've in the oaI.sing suburbs 6
Virginia aud MARYLAND wer. fay - {
spend the weekend n NasllnEIo: q.
tei- because thew coilid not gel nqnl
through the snow Traffic ~aa Su
pended IN ali directions tsienhNF
service. vas uncertain ana fheSs Tstr,
aided 10 the Eane-1 eontu sl@I atf
missing persons Families aav p
members staviug over FL tava -
siegea hosnitals tn iea~u i taar ASS
ins ones had been III tae thea r.
There still remained At - rioe
TINS morning q Creat mass Fl esa'
IN The eircular enclosure ol sas tha
! TIRE f Rad A.. been tnenea ess- n7-n
5 times. however ana trose ~aa
! ne har struggled tttreesh tae a
5 night were cnuudans taat NJ
/. BODIES remained
Ncrk was susneraae shrvtts r.
I clock onls altar constant 47
? turning of the mass haa & iea Is
: vsai any more victims
+ body vas renlo-ed sroa the tse'-t
: to the church uiorgus al r. eel4.k s
y nsEht Throughout tn n3Gz I'm
!. the glare of great search ests &
: soldiers and sailors lurae1 efe
( over again ne spltntere Wsa
sfes. cam n ans wnoe ssseea
: ing ars ~ ang at lass vaaf q.
: se-sss- 1aev ga-e~ a1E Taf
L enc anaeuucea al o1-
i tn tas soldiers ana
6 ere@ only q nanefa e
ltfs on IN SEEN fv 3ore.l0
u. elfx auFne s7ssas
charge 81 a. Al -aHz
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