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rroup Backing Indopondont
Ticket Says Women Will
Helo Boat organizanon
REGISTRATION
four More Chances
for you to Register
..i..n who were prnvcnicu ny
iuv--'
from registering on the
T,!ld causes
rt" ,l,trntlon tiny may yet Ret
thr fl,,rn" .1.. ;n.iPU of their
'their nnmes on i
PTta" ngrallon Cornmlf-slonerR
in .It nt City Ho" n Heptember
JJH,1 IB, .nd ngnln on October 0
,nThS!i who were out of town on
aS.ratlon dn.vs. or kept away
"h lllncw or other compclllnR
i!S b. rctered by the
Commissioners.
. . .. !. T nnnnn
.. S?"c, "win In tho-primnry election
"THrcIaratlons that ilia Vnro organi-
"i-C lost the support of the women
r. contained In n rtnwmcni nuu
"V . - 1
tided ",."'.,.,,( follows
B-H;.uili of the registration figures
"Analvsti 01 " . inlieI)Cacnt
f WiTll the ndcpendcntH who- hnve
tlCJS! erll v I go to tho polls at the
t,iterei ' h . tc The
L'P.VlT-. on nrlmary and vote.
S'PU" ..";-- future is the re
ooit wcoub"m. '"- -"vomen In the
rcglstrntlc
nt wards,
, Forty -s
ore than 1
,rtSD,.nV wards notably- the Twcn
lepwd nt wards no k Ko
'LT More than 100,000 women have
iStJ and a glance ft the police
roistered
dtnrfS SHOWS i. '"- ......I.,,- ,,.
... ii. nt inn nruiuii.iiiiuu n
.iii .. irnnti iini'i whii "-
t ward, in 'registration of
the
!mn'H vote.
"The Voters
T.onene feeW tlllll l"
real re just what the arc (ir
on means to the city of I'hlla
"rhe women identified i w t h the
..-women of Philadelphia
women r
xnltntlO
Sllnhla. The
ffi have had ample evidence of just
We Vare orBanlxatlonworka.
VlSa'tfin S, Sn whe'they
ffdlWlon to think for them-
ls.
c.i. Women IJiidcrstnnil
.The Voters' .League iKronfldcnt the ;
' .mVn realize that the campaign w nici
ttTi wngit g H not against indlvulual
It li wu . i.t ipso men be
pnlgn which
?;Se they I tan for n system wh en
raw lnr'.01, ,iii lmiisekeenlnK
Hpresents oao ""'-
"tjgZff r rt..n. therefore.
KVor'neoe.ver of Taxes. Wolf or
?1(, rnntroller. 'Graham, for Cn
nnd (iablc for Hegister ot
lreSBUrcr. "".-.-- , mUH.
Wills, who represent 'yi ""',?.
ntat and a more progressive nnd effi
tent c tv uoernmeiu.
'The 'league calls special attention
to the fact that the Ileglstrntlon torn
aliriontra will sit in City la 11. Hooin
630. for the puiposo of registering those
men and women who were unable to be
registered at their division polling
places on any ot the three regulnr reg
Titration dajs. '
"A number of letters luno been re
ceired by the Voters' League from
business men and bankers nnd liro cers,
indorsing the candidacy of Mr. Graham.
Clarence U. Harper, n well-known In
dependent, wrote as follows:
"The Hepublicnns of l'lillndelphla
are to be congratulated upon the op-
ortiinity thev hnve to nomlnntp Arthur
.Graham, of the Forty-second Ward.
for Citv Treasurer nt the primaries
September "0 next The City Trees
n'rer of I'll lclphla hns under his enre
and control Inrge sums of money, nnd
r
the receipts and disbursements ninnunt
each year to many millions of dollars.
It li essential thnt the incumbent of
this position, which corresponds to that
of treasurer of nn. large corporation,
ibouM be n man who hns had business
and financial experience, as well as by '
a man of chaiacter nnd integrity. Mr
Graham's long banking experience is t
mfficleut demonstration of his fitness
for the office.
Lessons From I'nst
"Mot nf iih can recall thnt the Re- I
publican organization has in time past
nominated leading business men like
George I). MiCreary nnd Murrell Dob
bins for this office, nnd It has only been
In recent jenrs thnt the office has been
The Mormon ,14 will nc
celerate from 10 to 50 miles
n hour in 17 to 19 seconds.
THE HATCH MOTORS C9
7IO N. BROAD ST - PHILA.
BY VOTERS' LEAUUt mB" I
1 Thl, wai preliminary to the Mission of
vT UUed rnmpnlgn Committee, pro-
. VntnrA' IjPHKUK.
. iw i riiuiiii ji,v-"-w
"Skookum"
By DR. BERTHOLD A. BAER
P yu know what "Skookum" means?
ru- Skookum," as I rend somo time apo. is n word of the
unooK Innpungc, used throughout the Northwest between
"I1UC8 nnd Indlnim nn.l ivinnna "punenmn ' "almnn, " "n ,Im Irnl.ln "
Oftn. v.;..; r'Tv." "... w,"a
All T . "wvu iiiougnt oi a single worn vvnicn wouiu iiescrioe
Brnni o.,s ombofcd In the Broad Strcet Chapel, 1309 North
bv vi a eT0t' funded by Asher & Son, nnd pers-onnlly conducted
flir. A h. Asher.
ve I thi
mbodici
foundc
,, - " .7.ii.
reti i 8 stnrt rrom t,lrre on tneir Joti'ey their last
""fiR plncp. Hundreds enter there, heads bent down in grief
crX honow nnd lenve relieved of all worries. Other hundreds
for tt ""owing wlmt to do, nnd with light heart nnd praise
,,jf,e institution where th'e demised receives the proper attention
sn,l ne living the right treatment.
to bi I1 """""led to me that "Skookum" wns the right word
ble." nron1 strcet Chapel. "Supreme, strong, admlr-
illSL -At
kWm
SLAYER AND HIS
regarded oh n reward for fidelity to a
poilticnl machine."
AVIlllam HnRtlc Smith. Jr., n bnnkcr
nnd broker, wrote a slmllnr letter.
Mayor Moore will sound the battle
cries of the allied campaign tonight nt n
meeting for women In the Forty-second
Ward. It will be the Mayor's first ap
pearance on the stump in the present
campaign. The Mayor will cnll for
strenuous efforts In the few days re
ntnlning before the election. The For-tv-sccond
Ward rally will be held nt
York road above Olncv avenue.
I'noflicial fieurcs show thnt nnnroz
mntely '125,000 have been qualified to
vote in the prlmnry election. Thli ex
ceeds by 75,000 the totnl of two years
ngo, In the innyoralty campaign, when,
however, women were not voters. The
registration for last Saturday, the final
registration day, was nbout 170,000.
Three Days' Total
With thirty-five divisions missing, the
totnl registration for the three doys of
this year, unofficially, wns as follows:
Ward Mm If Kemula Ti)t1
Klrat n.n.-, 1
Hecond A. 701
Third 2.0S4
Knurth 1.SS3
Klflh 2,004
suth nnn
Henth n,20
Klghth 2,nro
Nlnlli 127
Tontli 3.M!
Kliiinlh l.S'l"
Twelfth i.nm
Thlrteenlh a 3110
Fourlmnth 3.30.1
KKtoenth S.004
Slxtffnth 1.7BS
Soenttonth 2.3(17
I'.lghlcenth 2,407
Klnotrtnth 7.B3I'
Twuntleth 7.BS5
Twenty-firm (1.241
Twnntv.iiernml 14 tlfl.'i
an
fl 1111 I
1 208
1.023
002
SIS
217
2 I1IS
052
UK'.!
IMIZ
340
lllll
711
S87
2.104
S4S
798
743
2.700
1 347
2 484
7,0.10
2 181
A SS7
3.023
2.701
1.03(1
3. 314
1,784
2.1SI
2,480
1.8S1
3.038
4,409
812
011
1,883
4 241
4,ira
3.703
1.2113
3.7110
2,871
2. "SB
H07
n ion
2,400
2.281
-4 ; i) 1 :'
Q AIT
'.485 1
2.H0U
1.207
slno'j
4, son
.V.V-4'
s'iuo
15 soft1
n.iiir.
to flitt
8,07ft
21, ens
8,27(1
18, sos
10,818
12.1 A3
fl,.!2
12.764
7 IH0
7.781
S.1ISS
R.033
'r,h
Twontv-thlrd n.54N
lTwent - nfth . . . 7. sis
It nni
9 Twcntv-Blxth
H.4A2
Twfntysnentn
Tvent -eighth
Twnt-nlnth .
Thirtieth . ..
Thlrty-flrst ....
Thlrty-aei'ond . .
Thirty-third ..,
Thirty-fourth .,
Thirty-fifth ..
Thlrty-nlxth . ,
Thlrty-Feenth
Thlrty-elKhth .,
Thirty-ninth .,
a, USD
7.440
A, 1SI1
ri.ssn
rt.478
7.0S2
11.4BS
10,211
2.H08
1.134
4.H31
11.72a
10. S3!
IS. SOI
3.747
0.U7S
10,437
11,212
4.III1I
13.707
14.S00
14.020
3,420
a. 048
0 r.u
1S.H04
15.406
11I.S04
S.040
13.70H
18. 80S
0,008
B.088
lo.naa
8.027
7.340
I ortiem ....
Forty-firm ....
Forty-ne (.ond . ,
Forty-third . . ,
Forty-fourth
Fort j -fifth ....
Fortv-alxth
Fortv-eenth
n.tiu
Forty-eighth R 101)
Totals . . . 201. OOS
101.00.-. 302.700
HELD FOR WIELDING KNIFE
Prisoner Admits Stabbing Man After
Drinking Bout
One man may die and several others
are more or less panfully ciit fol
lowing 11 knife fight resulting from nn
argument nt a drinking bout in nn open
lot near Thiid and Ilerks streets, yes
terday nfteriioon, for which Jerry
Henry. .113 West Herks street, was held
without ball by Magistrate Glenn this
morning.
Henry admitted doing the stabbing
after a row over unionism.
Martin Corcoran. 101-t North Mnscher
street. Is in the 1'piscopnl Hospital and
may not survive his wounds.
US.
Treasury
Certificates
(NEW ISSUES)
See Financial Page
Commercial
Trust
Company
Member of
Federal Reierve Syttem
City Hall Square West v
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TWO VICTIMS
In the circle Is Harvey W. Church,
of Chicago, who Is alleged to have
confessed slaying Itcrnard J.
Dnugherty, shown nt his side, and
Carl Aiismus. whoso picture, ap
pears below that of Church. Tho
murdered men were automobile
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CDAIM DCMCIXfO ncr-CHIOIWC
Ol Hill llL.IML.VO UrTUIMOIVt,
Imposes Strict Censorship on Opera.
tlons Against Moors
Madrid, Sept 12. (Hy A. P.) The
new Spanish offensive against the re
De'Hous Moorish tribesmen in the Me-
una urea wns uegiin 111 nnwn 1111s morn
ing, It wns officially announced hero
this afternoon.
The official communication stated that
in order to prevent the transmission of
false reports or "regrettable com
ments," the censorship would rcmnln
(ffcttlve throughout the duration of op
(.rations. Doctor's Office Robbed
The office of Dr. Francis M. Jolin.
on the second floor, 1031 Chestnut street.
was entered some time Saturday night
or Sunday morning and $200 in cash
and stnmps taken The same thieves:
broko Into the Vanity Fair Studio in
the front of the snine floor, but got
nothing.
Real Art
for
Every Rgom
"pOR yourself or as a
gift for a friend,
there's a charming
Wallace Nutting Picture
for every room.
September 20 to 30, Au
tumn Exhibit andSalcof
"Hand J-1
Colored UaAAAsTL)
PICTURES?
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Church, in Second Alleged Con
fession, Admits He Had
I Accomplices
AUTO SALESMEN KILLED'
By the Associated Press
Chicago, Sept. 12. Authorities in-
veitlgating the double murder of Her-
nnrd .T. Dnugherty, automobile sales
man, nnd Carl Aiismus, his companion,
today were nttcmptlng to sift the facts
from two nllcged confessions made by
Harvey W. Church.
In one confession, according to the
police, Church admitted committing
both murders slnglehnndcd. In n second
nnd Informal donfesslon, the police sny, j
he asserted he had accomplices In the
crimes.
It wan announced today that in in-
vestigntlng the latter HtntcmentH, two
new arrests had been made, search for
n dozen former associates of Church was
under way nnd Church's parents were
today to be subjected to questioning.
Lured to Their Deaths
Church's first nnd formal confession. I
according to the police, was made after 1
nearly ten hours of ceaseles question-
lng following his return from Adams,
Wis., where he was
captured, lie
hasement nf his home, lie said, way
laid him nt the point of a pistol, hand-I
ciiiico 111111. cuobctt 111111 iin u iuiiu 111111
then struck him over the hend with a
bnseball hot.
Aiismus was lured to the basement
n few seconds Inter and wns tied up
and beaten until Chunk believed hhn
dead.
Leaving tlie bodies In the basement.
Church avers he then took his mother
and neijhbotN on 11 long automobile ride,
returning in the evening nnd buryirg
Aiismus' body in the garage.
Ilody Hurled From Ilridge
The home-ninde grave was not huge
enough to hold Dougherty's body also,
and Church, according to the police,
said he ook this body in the new cur
to the Desnlalnes Hiver nnd thiew It
from a bridge. Tho next morning he
.ti , hl mnrlipp fori
at Adnms,,nWiH
left in the new car
their fo-mcr home
This alleged confession, characterized
as a "tissue of lies" by Coroner Peter
Iloffmnn. was followed by n second al
leged confession, in which Church sn4d
lie had accomplices. In this confessit n
he Is snid to have admitted cutting
Dnugheity's throat with nn nx.
lmcstlgntors today pointed out thnt
Church liirr.solf could hardly hove
handled tho body of Dnugherty, weigh
ing 220 pounds, when he weighed but
185 j that Church in his first confession
H'fcrred several times to "we," that
thero hns as vet been no explanation
of how Aiismus' neck was broken or
how Dougherty's head and face were
bruised nnd beaten to n pulp.
FINE FRAMING
PAINTINGS CLEANED
AND RESTORED
TEE R0SENBACB GALLERIES
1320 Walnut Street
W NEW ARRESTS
N DOUBLE MURDER
..". .1 ;""... .1' !.- " , wmeer, 1111111 recciiuy 1 nnm . ..- y0 (lolt Ha. . Won ,, M,P11H ,
"lie ' Ita, b.,ik BSWlx and K XC"." ' Wes, t T1
teTobiSi R.. dte. ,u.rghS;1--r,,flKl ttcek for Kvnm "p-zr rrlh
i ..3 . "i t' study music. , .... honorable persons decide for thern-
..,..,, .,.. uie nrau!C.,.,, ., , niH deoositlon ' from tlie prie-uiooo. , T 11V ,In. if ,,,- ,,,, ,,,,, .
it mere, lie nircii unugueriy into rue, , i,t ...... .u. t ,,.. ,,f the c him- ,: . . ..1... V :.. , ..:.:.. . . V. .'.'!.
V TIhe Engagement Ring s
Set with c'Poliaherf Girdle Diamond
is an assurance of Quality, Value
and Complete Saitefaction, .-"
VARIOUS
REALIZING THAT PRICE OFTEN INTERFERES
WITH ONE'S CHOICE OF A SUIT, WE PRESENT
THE KAY-BAC IN VARIOUS PATTERNS OF INVARI
ABLE QUALITY AT A NON-INTERFERING PRICE.
CUSTOM SERVICE WITHOUT
THE ANNOYANCE OF A TRY-ON
READ V- TO- PUT- ON
TAILORED AT FASHION PARK,
CCMB HMD
142-1-1426 Chestnut
T
Episcopal Monk Quits
Haealer
1IAKVKV (IFFICKK
TIIR KKV.
EPISCOPAL MONK LEAVES
MINISTRY FOR SECULAR LIFE
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"ev- "arvey uincer, uatc o. nu.jr
Cross Order. Turns to Music
x- . yori, jj,ll)t t'J -Anuiiiime-
..,., ...nM lnnii vesteidnv that Harvey
" ' " v . . " t . 1 .
t ,i. r:.u,irni ,.f Mi .lulm Hie
)Ivll. .. jilnP no us announced
b Hishop Manning in 11 lorniii noun-'
cation to the bishops of the church
Since he forsook the hplscopal min-
1...... f ii:". ...1 .' .J.i,.
' ...
l-Ml.l. .lir. V11H.V1 , nil.-. .......... ."....-
11 nd'ei stood to have given him
Socialist
leanings, has devoted his time to prop
ngating community niiislcul move
ineiits, aiding pnrticulaily in neighbor
hood choral concerts.
When the priest came to this city hist
Jnnupry, doffed , the robes of his office
and announced his intention of return
ing to a secular life, his biother monks
were grieved and pleaded with him to
1 ('consider, but thev were unable to pie- ,
Mill upon him to change his mind
Mr. flHieer tiefnro inlltne Inst week.
told 11 few friends the time might come
when he uonl.l seek renriliniition. hut
thnt at iirescnt hu felt he could not uo
'" fm In rUuallm as the ""he. mem?
hers of the Order of the Holv Crosn. i
For that reason it did not seem tight
for him to remain one of Its members.
The Ttev Mr. Officer was know 11 In
this city, where at various times he Iiiik
conducted missions nt Ste Mntk's
Church and the Church of the Good
Shepherd, Kosemont.
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SPT O?1 IS75 FROWNS
ON TENNIS PLAY OF TODAY
i "
White-Haired Lady in Stands at Manheim Doesn't Approve of
Tactics Players Wore Beautiful Side Whiskers
in Her Day f
The splilt of '7ft thnt is. nf 187(1
wos In tlie south i.tnnds nt Mnnhelm
Saturday ahe was n motherly spirit,
clad in rustling black sljk. and lean
ing on flip arm of her Mnlwnrt son.
She seated herself on the cushion
which he prepared for her. rnlsed a tiii.v
paratiol, nnd turned a bright black eye
upon the courts.
"So ninny people!" idie observed. In
n high voice which carried welj. It was
evident that she wns n Hull1 denf.
"Who is that Intellectual-looking
young mnn on the far side of the bar
rier?" pile nsked. motioiiltiir with her
1 fnn. Iter son answered, and her eyes
" followed his Hns.
"You don't say? I knew a family of
Wnshburns when I was n girl, but they
came from New Bedford, I believe. And
who Is the other young man? Johnson?
You don't sny'' How very collected he
appeals, does h not?
"Henlly, you know. It veems so strange
to see people phixiug lnwn tennis, with
out whiskers or een niustnches. Your
fnther wns one of the first to play the
game in this country, nnd he nnd his
friends wote beautiful black side
whlskeis.
Doesn't Like "Discourtesy"
"These gentlemen sitting around the
edec of the mint nre dose ft lends of
the players 1 suppose,
11 nd
have been
given the nest se.its
Henlly?
ie
nlni
so, without nny iisstame fiom nn,
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s,p fojowl., the piny for some tlfne
nm1 then tun,P( RKa , llPr SOM
,,,, ... ,, ,
The game is quite changed." she
., 11,11.. u...ll. '"IM ... 1
"-" T "" ' " ;' '", ',
1111 ho iniicii more eueic iiuin nn used
to. Mr. Johnson inns nrouiid so, it is
tenlly fatiguing to watch him He li
very light on his feet, is lie not?
He plays more lit the old "tle thnn Mr
Washburn does, but Mr Wa.shhiirn is
very intcllcctiinl-looltiiig Heull.
1 don't know which of the two 1 should
like to see win."
At thut moment Washburn fought
his way to the net, olleyed across
''Oil" .""" """ "' return Wltil n
smashing overhead The little white-
lin r"' '"' !,,,t "I' lUlglianuy.
' ,J "".' H,'Pm', lin,""v fi'. she said,
closing her fan w ,th n snap, "He didn't
yynt
Dinmiiiire
Special Begins Today
FOR QUICK TAKERS ONLY
Limited Number Fall Suits
IVTKNDED FOR $50, $55 AND SfiO LINES
TO BE PASSED OUT AT
$35.00
Read the Reason!
THIS is not a sacrifice. At least, not on our
part. We are not losing a dollar on these
Suits. But some one else did. What we are
doing is passing up a legitimate opportunity to
make a good deal more on them than we are
getting. But that's not the story!
Here are the facts. These Suits came to us at a
tremendous concession. They were intended for
regular $50, $55 and $60 lines. By quick action
at the psychological moment we kept a factory
going and cut costs almost in two. By similar
action on your part, you can do the same thing!
If you don't want them at $35, well and good.
You can wait and pay $50, $55 or $60 for Suits
of Similar Quality later. That's your affair.
But, for those who appreciate a good thing it's
HERE! They're conservative styles that are
always desirable in dark worsteds with neat
pencil stripes, silk mixtures and new light colors
in extra-fine qualities.
Ever it Suit made within the- last few
weeks and evert one in qualitu and work
manship a fully $50, $55 and $60 grade.
A 1921 SUIT AT A 1915 PRICE
For a Limited Period Only
So 'Act Xow Today!
TilllllllliliiM
iiiiii
even wait for the ball to bounefc. nnd
when poor Mr. .Tohnson Imd run, nil the
way over to one side nnd manngeal to get
it bnck. he struck the ball so hard It
bounced right Into the pavilion! I nm
sure thnt I cannot nbprnve of such
tactics. In my day II would lmve been
very (liicstlormble. to sny the 'least. I
hope Mr. Johnson wins."
Who knows what mystic, .Influences,
are held In the good will of rone mortal
for another? Almost from thnt vcrv
moment John-oil began to come from
behind and his gicat n-covery and ilnnl
triumph an1 nWw pnit of tennis iii4ory.
There uie some who hold that IC wns
lohnsoii's iron nerve nnd weird, skill
which enabled him to turn defend intot!
victory, but thev nre onlv partly right
It was tin1 1 li'iirb "imken wish of tin
Hwect old lath lit the "oilth Ktnnds
which tinned the tide
HAS FIGHT IN DARK
Chinese Chases Assa
ant arsd Then
Has Him Arrested
George (!e.tr. 1 OH West Lclfigh ave
nue, was held in $,"(111 ball this-morning
by .Magistrate Glenn following 11 mys-
"'nous anuit on 1.011 up. hm nines,
' living at the "nine address.
According to ip's story, he went
into hi" shop ji"-terdny eveming nnd
wns struck i'v the hend wilJi 0 ham
mer lie managed to get the lights oni
and obtained a shovel. With this he
based Gent upstairs.
Yip a r nk ri o the KpifHopnl Hos
pitnl, where his wounds were d tensed,
nnd fi 'ar w .'inested Yip hnd trou
ble with Gear about three months ngo.
Ie -nid. in 'i li niis.H'tiou involving !MO.
but h" iefu-ed to ptoxcciite out of re-
irnrd 'or Gem's wife nnd two chlldten
lie siijs h- lll not prosecute in tlil-
instance unless his wounds are mon
serious than the now appear to hi
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serious t li it 11 the now appear to he.
Well-Clad Baby Found In Vestibule
A bo nbout one month old nnd uell
dressed was found Sattiisla night in
the vestibule of the home of Dr Sam
uel A. Li v.etiherg. 11)05 Spliice street
The child was taken into the house and
found to be in good health He has
light hair and blue eves His clothes
were found to be hand-made and of the
finest textute. The foundling wns
turned over to the nolice of the I'if
teenth nnd Locust streets Motion house
.! sen. to the Philadelphia Hospital.
PERRY & CO
Sixteenth and Chestnut Streets
ISAN ANTONIO FLOOrl
DAMAGE $8,000,000:
Relief Funds Raised As
Emerges From Disastrous
Inundation
DEATHS MAY REACH 100
Ily the Assoclnled Prcas
San Antonio. Tex.. Sept. 12.'
Relief
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lieving the distress of thoe who !ost
ionxpssIoiim In the torrent of Sntiirdfly jj
morning vvnicn wci)i over inc mwer
eertlon of the eltv.
I'rojie'ty itn.iinr;e vvnn fixed nt not
more tliHii S8.000.000 ill a ntntcment ,
hv f II Vnntlell. L'i'nernI mnnncer of
the Clumiber of t'ommerre. while "the ,
dentil it wns still nncertnln, srme esti- ,
innti'H riinnlnv us high ni 100 dead, in- A
rlmllnv' the fort-cven hodle recov
ered Heslilei theon deaths, thirteen
loot their livet In territory outside nf
I n" Antfinin, innkiPK Kixty known
(li'll l lir.
Train sertlre In nnd out of the elty
tvn nppronrhine norninl todiiy, numer
oiih smnll vvnlioiitH on vnriotis Hnc
I'll vini been tepnlred
Ifi the Nutne Ciithedrnl Snn Fernnndo,
vvhleh Iiiih been used for 100 years In
sn.vhiK intisfi for Mexicnni killed by
Hoods, n solemn hiRh mnf will be held
net Mondn.v for lho.se drowned
Pour rumps were rnrliiR for the ref-iikc-m
todnv under the direction nf tho
I twl Croon Mr. Ynndell'i' statement
sn lei thnt "It nppenri vve will Iip able
to hiuidle the relief Mttintion nntlnfac
torlh vvilhoiit outside help "
One of the iinlrjue plnees of the elty,
the fnmniiH Huekhorn untoon with Its
(ollertion of horns of Texns loiiRhorn
en tile. uiiK hndlj dnmneed by the flood.
'I he ity zoo lost several of Its niilmnls,
hi't the tiiotei'tion of n lint nrftl dlkn
wviil the crenter nnrt of thnt pnrk
' f i ,,m Inundation The miiniripnl Rolf
course near Ilreckinrldgc Pnrk wns con-
s'lleinbl damaged
Washington . Sept. 12 The tropleol
storm, which has been raging In the
I Cnribbemi Sen since last Thu-.'day
was said 'today by the Weather r.ur"int
to have undoubtedly done considerable
damage yesterday In Haiti. KcporU ol
damage hnd not been received, how
ever, bv the bureau.
The strum had its center enrly today
in lotigtltude 70 and latitude 'Si, or
somewhat off the, coat of Jamaica. It
wns moving norheastwnrd, mil w'll
i not reach the'sonst of th I'nlted
States, Weather Bureau officials sn'd
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