New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1925, Page 12

{ Mrs. Foley, Widow of ' MANY LIVING 1N~ WRECKS OF HOMES Conditions at Carbondale Menace | {0 Health Ass ess M belng &l s < b A ammany Chieftain, Dies | New York, March 21, — Mrs, | omus Foley, widow of the late | r, died this nt's hospital | Known as the Hor W political godfather” of Governor St fied on January 15 at the keSO 15 DOING BRAVELY - Permanent Reliel Progresses-- NDIANA DISTRICT GETTING RELIEF Red Cross Bringing Help to| Sullerers There of the killed or ath hich Wednesday ired 1 , caused property dam three million dol vay today under the y of 4 persons, injur a vast 1 by th rs head |Greatest Tornado in | History of America | Princeton, Ind, March 21.—"The greatest tornado in America's his- tory” was the description fixed of | Wednesday's twister by Henry M. aker, natlonal _director of relief disaster of the American Red Cross, who has come here from Sullivan, Ind, where he has been since a re- | cent mine explosion, | “We will need all the money we {can got, and we may ask President Coolidge to issue a special appeal,” he told citizens in a meeting which {h purpose of starting local relicf Ameri- | 1 shortly after his arrival for TORNADO AND FIRE PHOTOS 1 Cross bereaved were being carcd nd situation in FOR MANY VIGTIMS Funeral Rites in Tornado Swept \ Avea-One Case of Looting emed to be wel cported mi evastated will they will re- iated Pror, Margh 21 The Ohlo Valley agic duty of relief work- rupidly, d the task of bringing it Princeton was order out of chaos and plans for today, when rehabilitation were advanced. Mam Mt Funcral services for some of the death list vietims of Wednesday's storm were . where two |held yesterday but most of the urles and |1 s were arranged for today and total of dead Sunday, with memorial services to to A like number per- [be held ~. In towns where the ed at Poreyville while four others [loss of was heaviest community home 1 at North Sands, funcrals were planned, with burial in one long grave. Reports from the destroyed dis- tricts said that relief work was well organized. A flood of material aid work in for sufferers in mit | the great ado in America’s history which snuffed out more than : \dred lives, injured three 1d persons left entire ties homeless. Tiomes. Chicago, storm of clearing |gwept where today where | burying its d ers compie territory of the continued the and at Owensville whi Progress increased at Elzat died from bringing the 1- a- | persons for Photo by NEAs This view of West Frankfort, TIl,, taken from an airplane, shows a typical scene in the path of the tornado which killed 800 or more in the central west, injured other thousands and made many homeless. The smail black figures are searchers trying to find vietims of the wind, The photo was sent over the wires of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company from Chicago to New York. five three, and the guar put i cct new traffic ulations which provide that all ve- in relief to up! icles not engaged le some cas of pneumonia reported in southern Illinois, was little other illness to add storm horror and no threat Seven hundred units of Anus. serum t by airplane fanapolis, was available emerge fow ¢ caused some apprehensic persons wit red today to be receding pEre there wer became inund ere : Teibly U : i f rebuilding homes a : ind ed yesterday Many have present nus ey heir | ek isolated cases to light, but s no disorder. fort a man was cr ring from a woman's f slain by a police officer. Business At Standstill generally was at a stand- with the work of clear- from demolished districts pidly, commercial ac- ome communities were resumed next weel. shoro use, conditi th of t i ¥ S o R it b A Y of looting raly there West Frank- taking a ger and was Heinz factory will he immediate T mili- | d of sev-| Is anno HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE FROM BIGAMOUS WIFE companies W o Admits She Bessie Pitz Webster L e R Married Joseph Babula in the history of the country as In This City. as casualties and da d alth been longer. lsts early licated that the death count was slightly more eight hun- dred. Additic to the lists in some towns and subtractions of duplica- tion, figures at §09 dead, 2,- §16 ma 5 e toll at Murphys- R horo to 201 with the ng of AGAIN ARRESTED | New York Miss Ordered to Keep Away From Car for Year jster of Spri divorce from |today ir supcrior g the course was revealed to Joseph she was a in t yesterday. Dt lie proceedings i was married ros¢ o additions. 1 che No radica ate Policem ant ed of New Haven, Mrs, contai Louis issucd ers to re- | m area, | l1able building | pacity in | Lomeless rish and | Harvey Clark desertion. of two | the testi- RS d to injured in 1ilinois, 1 Grif it , vir- Yorl hilated, 1 ) Mendelssohn, Co that no eff & custody Clark had con New March - Helen to suppost iniver- rt wil But State e refuses to give up |sity law co-ed, will or one o rebuild them tor S |year under a suspe sentence of {30 days in the wor ried [oeived yesterday in t three arrests in « ing in her Beer by the Glass Sold e : : In Vancouver, B. C., Today \': i ¥ father is ¥ B. March 1.—Bee ¢ affic court ‘-‘ ter days for | canary hued sport- Spent One Day in Jail The law previously been g HERALD CLASSIFIED ad also sprnt a After the tnzhd«iig vept Princeton, e 3 : BRING RESULTS erence to this man's home was {declared —— helped by student's license revoked day in jail 5 f 5 THE ADS | student il experience Yester failed to appear f {sentence on one charge of speed and 1o pay a fine of $25 on Magistrate Levine issued varrant for I lered into the noon recess cxplair readache Workhouse The court i orkhouse wou ay she i ot) by Vi« Atjamtie, a be The above four column picture, sent by telephone, shows the ruins of the public school at Murphysboro, I1l., where over 50 childven died when the building collapsed. ‘The three column picture shows the burning ruins of the Mobile and Ohio shops at Murphysboro where many were killed. ; MUTINY ON STEAHER IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY courtroom Awaits Her DY OUT March Tary M 3 laughter of Jicniy Matthicson, dislodated its three more of an automohile Chinese Crew Claim They Were De- nied Shore Leave—Also Want Pias Taonomt ‘ i TS rep eye in Francisco and ama flag et d, i e e T DL SIS Wickershs Today ain, fomer attorney kensl Worry M. Perry. He Has Found That Allen’s Lung Healer on Breaks It Up. Read His Letter n her work town offi Their Pay Shie Teporte r notoriety L speeder had co er her v r lnunch load of po- neisco and con- Gas Mask FPor Subway She told “ ourt she w pport of T & Mate Daniel to go 1o ) t night ' ¢ re 1 ain srs and sis s Lung - - gh Sevoral | ‘' . sion to usa it |Suggests Gossip Rates g ey | Een danie Mo ki To Stimulate Interest 1 ) r they | court by the ican peaple not | ctive n relfevin 1sers of tele r - kably short i d \long for weeks s, bhut now I ean get rid of as many days 1s a great ow ofva remedy for these g Is that I can depend npstead is between 6 anc ) ) cure them quickly. It is the Ll STORE at 163 Arch Street, and large garage and battery i ved wonderfully z the congestion iring the cough Belore these London, Mar ( time Y5 gested by means of 28 a in commn England wire lags e “peak station in rear. Alterations in building will be made to DAVID E. PERRY, wurel St., West r is safe fof the ntaing no harmful nd $1.00 a bottle, City Drug Co., and SO generally, gossip rates.” He believes that t, the innovati suit responsible temants. For particulars see Aaron Danielson & Co., 131 Main Street. by ach, Fla., when whe blaze which destroyed it was well under Hanson, way