Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1925, Page 4

FIRE DRILL SAVES . School Lashes Shipping in Har- Wind Lifts Auto With Occupants, Who Drop Unhurt Illinois Man Tellsof Storm Freak With Miraculous PUPILS IN STORM Unroofed — Gale| bor at Buffalo March 20.-—Jesse et > a this county, who THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, AIRH-ANE GARRlES AID TO STORM VICTIMS. KEN'I’”[:KY l] AM AGE batithed 1o x normaley that permitted Soquests | wade: mbsoaoRey Hor votuia) ADTO STURM,AREA |Anti-Tetanus Serum Convey- ed by Flyers From Fort " Benjamin Harrison. York Go Offer of A!shmnce ALBANY, N. Y. March 20.—Gov: Smith announced yesterday he had telegraphed the governors of states mffiicted by the tornado of Wednesday, extending the sympathy and offering the aid of the pcople of the State of New York. He said: “The calamity which has visited saveral of our Western States not only excites our sympathy with those so suddenly stricken,-but calls forth our Neo estimate of the total damage caused by Wednesday's storm in the) y though unverified predictions placed Eighteen Reported Dead and Are Returning to Normal. 1925. teers to assist In digging graves. the total near the $300,000 mark. Two Hard Hit. Beavmont and Holland, small towns near the Tennessee borrhr wv-re llw Injured — Conditions +. The territory adja- ille suffered the .,.nl on, the tornado sweep ‘ of the edge of the| over | CRYSTAL SECTION—MAIN Announcing— FLoOO a special— Glassware aid in tie rellef of their pressing necessities, and I have, in behalf of | BY the Associated I'ross. \DIANAPOLIS, March 20.—Anti-|the people of New York, telegraphed | LOUISVILLE, Ky., tetanus serum—i>0 tubes, all that|to the governors of the several States !t cky with a was avallable herewie sent tofafected making knn\\n vur desire to storm-torn southern Illinois carly to- (&id In every way possible.” :|day in an airplane piloted by two wae returning to his home from St with his wife and two small in an automobile when 5’8 tornado approached, to-{ ed a fantasy of the winds.| By s BCand #rrda March 20 wado casualty 1j 18 dead and 131 inju 70 a like task with it n " sale Sharp price reductions on scores of odc patterns and incomplete lines—which we arc Injured 50 | of he gale had sub- air and carried off, his wife and children in it. i fted and blown five 1 ng uninjured on the e Railroa His wife [found in a fres _|they were only ankey stated. He slightly Bel as still sailing. d promptiy when a pupil tion to & widening e lasny taxed by Messages. CAIRO, 1M1, Western Unlon ¢ day about 2.000 to persons in th o (he want work, The Star. read the want] werted, his car was tossed asse with | and Murphysboro, 111, He also|hamlets in appeals to the local or- added that the 5 3 COURIERS ARE USED. Western Union Wires Are Over- March 20—The iocal had on file to-! sages addressed orm region, but acilities inadequate and A couriers to de- In Peking there is a Chinese col-| lege for women, and there is als { medical college for women in China SIE SLNW] Four-Piece o X3 Two-Trousers g Extra-Knickers SUITS SUITS ®, " $20.50 Light colors— tan, gray and blue; also the medium shades and plain blue flannels. A PICK OF THE NEW- EST MODELS— the workmanship 1s vouched for by the MEYER’S SHOP LABEL— every man knows that stands for quality. 4-Piece Suits 4-piece Suits for the office and the links (the extra pair of knickers points the way) are here in most attractve new patterns and fabrics—wonder- fully tailored. English Golf Hose and Sweater to Match Quality has been applied incom- s 00 —no .golf cnthuslast could ask for 10—:— better. parably to both Hose and Sweater Plus Four Knickers to Match, $8.00 Army officers from Fort Benjamin Harrison. Red Cross officers at Carbondale and nearby genization requested the serum be sent as quickly as possible. Lieuts. R. H. Stewart of Indian- apolis and Harry M#is of Dayton hly plowed field and|mombers of the Reserve Air Force, injured, started the trip at daybreak. According to William Fertune. the seruin sent from here was the last of the available supply. Oficia of & drug manufacturing house calle thelr staff into mction last night and sald that by noon today they would have & sufcient supply to care for all the injured. Supplies of the serum at Chicago und St. Louis were exhausted, the message from Carbon- dale said. 14 New Novel NEW SPRING MODELS Sterling 8-0-8 and Chiffon Silk Stockings | prayers for th Hosiery that Harmonizes STORM NEWS DISTRESSES Americans Touring Italy Anxious Inquirers—Pope Orders Prayers, %, Mareh 20—News of the dis- tornado in middie-western a was received with deep dis- here. Many anxious inquiries eit veceived at the American and consulate from Ameri- ring in Italy or along the Mediterranean coast. King Victor BEmanual and Premier Mussolini have cabled expressions of syinpathy to the United Statés. The Pope offered fterers and ordered & message of pathy to be sent to Mgr. Fumasor ondi, the apostolic delegate in Washington. 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