The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-15
SECTIONS OF FIVE
 STATES SWEPT BY
 SERIES OF STORMS
Damage Wrought by lorna does in Alabama, MissiS- Sippi, Louisiana, Oklahoma
 and Arkansas Unknown

Mobile, March 14.-Robert Muehl- heisen was probably fatally injured, several other people sligktly injured and four Citronelle homes were de- stroyed when a tornado swept the northern section of the city this aft ernoon about 1 80 o'clock, according to reports reaching Mobile tonight.
 New Orleans, March 14.-Twenty- four persons killed and an undeter- mined number of others injured, scores of them seriously hurt, was the toll of a series of storms, reach ing in some places the proportions of tornadoes, which swept through sections of Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas and Oklahoma last night and early today.
 At GoMeni Okla, Is miles east ot McAlester, 10 persons were killed and many others injured last night in a tornado which struck the foreign sec ton of the village.
 
 carpenter, and Virgil Hampton, TO, and woman, Mrs. P. Il. Leguire, aged 80 years, were killed late yes terday in tornado at Sulphur. Okla. and at least l9 others were seriously injured and scores suffered slight in Juries. Two hundred people were left homeless when 50 buildings were demolished.
 One white child and three negroes were killed at Sunrise, La, near Baton Rouge early today. More than 20 persons were injured. eight houses were wrecked. Estimated property damage s50.0o0.
 Six negroes were killed and U other injured in storm which hit the northern half of Jefferson coun- ty Arkansas, early today. Fifteen houses were blown down near Sher- Till, Tucker, Gethsemane and Dudley Lake. Most of them were small ten- ant houses. Loss about t50,000.
 A score of houses were destroyed and a negro was killed at Arkansas fCity, Ark, today.
 Cerinth. Miss, Struck
 Twenty five persons were injured, a number seriously, when the storm struck Corinth. Miss. today Twen- ty-five homes were leveled The storm swept a path more than lob feet wide. razing every building in its path. Reports from outlying dis tricts tell of considerable property damage. A school building in which there were 900 children barely es- capped the path of the storm. An aged negro man was killed and several negroes were slightly injured. a score of houses were destroyed at .Arkan- Sas City carly today.
 Two homes were destroyed and one man was injured near Alexandria. La. when the storm passed there last night.
 Details Are Mengre
 Only meagre details are available from the sections visited by the storm on account of the damage to wire communication, and 1t Is feared tho death toll will be greatly in- creased when complete returns are available. Little efforts have been made to estimate the property dam age, which in addition to destroyed homes and other buildings include damage to crops and destruction of live stock Rivers and smaller streams in practically all the sec tions visited by the storm, which was accompanied by heavy rains, are swollen and some apprehension Is felt on this score.
 The storm was accompanied by tho usual freaks, the most outstanding or which was reported from Kennel. Ark, where q 12-daysold infant was blown from a bed on which 1t was lying across the yard. where it's cloth ing held 1t suspended to a picket fence until the storm abated. The baby's parents, MT and Mrs. T. Woods, were seriously injured.