Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1924, Page 17

WASHINGTON; D.- €, SRR R FIRST PHOTOGRAPHS OF OHIO TOWN WRE 'Y TORNADO. A view of Broadway, the main street of Lorain, showing destruction in WHERE MANY LOST LIVES OHIO TORNADO. This photograph shows the remains of the State Theater, which was destroyed. Fif; wake of the tornado. Copyright by P. & A. Photos. nine persons were killed. Copyright by P. & A. Photos. ND MILITIA WORKING IN RUINS OF OHIO TOWN. This photograph was taken yesterday, just a short while after the tornado ' SATURDAY EVENING THIS WAS A FINE HOME IN LORAIN. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Minnich standing in the wreckage of their home, which was The relief work was taken up by firemen and militia, rushed to the scene from neighboring towns. Copyright by P. & A. Photos. a part of Lorain's best residential section. The tornado threw the houses about like bits of kindling wood. Copyright by P. & A. Photos. GREAT CROWDS ATTEMPT TO GAIN ADMITTANCE AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. Through Saturday afternoon and evening hundreds of New York pe were kept busy scattering the crowds forming at the Garden entrances. - Thousands attempted to gain admission to the con- vention hall without having the necessary tickets, and there has been no “gate-crashing” since the day Gov. Smith’s name was placed on the role of nomination possibilities. - Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. ——————e DURING AN ANTLKLAN SERENADE. The standards of many state delegations in parade at Madison Square Garden late Saturday night. The band played, the delegates marched about the hall, and the galleries jeered and cheered as the fancy struck them. By Tnited Pictares. cratic national convention. the platform, Bryan soon = . KEEPS RECORD OF INVADING INSECTS. Dr. J. A. Hyslop of the L bureau of entomology, Department of Agriculture, who keeps a complete ” record of the damage done in this country by insects. The records are THE NEWEST NOTE IN FOOTWEAR FOR MEN. One of the “cow shoes” now in possession of the prohi- filed and studied. \ SoWEEht o B e ey bition unit of Washington. The shoes, which leave tracks like those of a cow, were worn by the owner of an illicit still in the vicinity of Hillsboro, Fla. The “cow feet” are fastened on a wire frame, ~National Photo Wright Johnson of the { ‘Mrs. Leroy Springs of South Caro- : Columbia, who _is attend- lina, who will be placed in nomina- 2 % adanclle; THE EAST AND WEST HOLD A CONFERENCE. Senstor Walsh of tion for the vice presidency of the < o : 5 01 United States at the Democratic A JOLLY CROWD AT THE CONVENTION. Representative Upshaw of .Georgia, Will Rogers, comedian, ing Montana, permanent chairman of the Democratic national convention: gt 7o mte g et e i man, _filling, Madison Square Garden, talking with Nathan Straus, New York 4 = i the unexpired term of Mrs. Thomas s a_national com- and Senator Burton Wheeler photographed yesterday in New York. R “ i Bunker, yestordny afermoon, - Smrisht by Caderweod & Fndermors ©} " o FoWal - -~ Wits' Worid Phata. a tearch for stage materlal. Ermd e D e L i