Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1926, Page 18

Woman, 109, Walks Home From Burial | of Hnsband 111 CALIFORNIA STORM TAKES THREE LIVES By the Associated Pre LTIMO! neral to her room at the Hebrew Bmldlngs Wrecked, Highways sand Rail Lines Blocked in | 157 Geining ant aters of “lifie- by 5 " from her friends who ewn automo- ¢+ . Rain and High Gale. biles, e Passach was believed the oldest member of his race in Baltimore. He died Tuesday after a week's iliness. The Yeserveskvs came to Raltimore from the little town of Suvalk, Poland, four years ago, braving the rigors of a steerage passage aerpss the Atlantic when Passach was 107 and his mate 105, OPPOSE “WET” TEST. BY the Asenciated Press. SSAN FRANCISCO, April 8. Lashed by & gale from the sea the second wind };m rain storm which has visited Tifornia within a week continued & drenching dewnpour today through @it the State, claiming three lives. x.High winds vesierday uproated feen. smashed buildings and blew | & telephone, telegraph and power | jos » . highway commis K e o and | New York Methodists Ask Lieu- Charles E. Cuff. foraman of the high-| 4000 @overnor's Aid in Fight. way maintenance crew. was injured | 'C' Reddoing when a hugh tree fell| NEW YORK. April 3 (®.—By a rose tha automobile in which thev | unantmous vete of more than 230 Were riding. Several other persons | delegates the New York annual eon- ere reported injured in a 60-mile Methodist Episcope! ich unroofed huildings in that tfon of the Sacramento Valley pado-like winds also were experienced 8i, Fresno, In the Inwer San Joaqnin Yallay, where trees and telephone | ples fell. Streams were reported the | ighest in vears WAutomobile, rallway and water n was Interrupted. Slides | d rerouting of trains, | obliged to | b referendum on the alcoholic content of beverages. The conference recorded fts ap- proval of a pending bill calling for State _enforcement of the Volstead act. The conference voted to send a telegram to Lieut. Gov. 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