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STfiACC'SE

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MONDAY   EVENTNG/.

 JtiXE  32,

 secret

  how

  g o o d -

  Pickles  and

  and

  Relishes

Heinz Vinegar

  quality

 that

 make

so good. Sold

  Four

  Cider,

 and Tarragon.

 sealed bottles.

D A M A G E O F  M I L L I O N S   I N

Passengers Who  Escaped  From

  Pullman

  Berths  When

New   York  Central Express Dashed  Into  Uncharted  River  \

World-Famous  Cruise on the

  Great

 Lakes

Transit  Corporation

 Palatial

 Steel Steamers

  TlONESrA JUNIATA OCTORARA

iSC Bagalo to

 Dvkih

 onsf/Jetem

 2230

Miles

~  T  UXUStiOk'S GOfi^*t,

 i*»5.l£fltl

  icrarry  *ad cdsc*.

I  j  ipŝ Ttiia.  Criis i=iL*l*EHe—&caoi:f&*ti—

Lai*

 &.

 Out—

Uis H-iiso-Stnia

 o£   M«ii=»c—

Sipwi^f  »3tl esiaaotaotatr bodies of   KBer

y   cutest tseGr»s Lurs grou^

  Fu«caf«

 «r w«e eat.

IN

  /

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  ej^jSvely

 cv«y

  tL;ee

  &y*.

 ttoppcag *t

  Cevtltad, Dc-

Jt-r^fV,  B O S S . * * • • - * * • « *   •'?-•'*- Sink So. Mine,

 Kaufhua.

Tisfceu  aTiT'.trvs^or.,

 «

A H   to'*™**** *,

*-

K

-

  S

Cart*r

  Y ra> * l B u reau ^

 310  S-  warren

 it.

Thousands  of Acres Inun-

I

  dated

 b y   Torrents o f   Water

j   Cutting  Wide  Swaths—

  Hundreds  M a d e

  Homeless.

S W O L L E N

  STREAMS

GO

 OVER THEIR BANK S

  VINEGARS

n g   S o   H

  P r i s o n

 they

 mod-

  saving

  ;

in  their •

 laundry^.

  Got

  W a im  e a t h e r

  day

:

the

  home  a

  giver,  sen-

  to

  hard

Let t he

  F a m i l y

  L a u n d r y

Dolt

 St. '  W a r r e n  8554.

  W a s h i ng  O nl y . - •

' Lives  Lost at Jamesville,

'   Portland

  an d   Smyrna—

I   Enormous

  Damage

  to

j .  Farm

  Crops

  Throughout

j   " A r e a .

:  For.r

dead, man v nit ̂ « l

  ar-.il

  mi -

j  l ions  In  proper t y  dam=ee *

  th e

  toll  of

 

j th «  wors t

  elctrical

and

  rain

  storm   In j

| swept thedistrict

  yesterday

  morning,  j

i

  Torrents c-.:tt ns

wide  s wat hs  do's

1  th e  hil lsides,  to r n th r o ugh   the   valleys

 

Inunda t i ng  thousands

of

 acres,  mak

hu n d red s

 hom el ess ,

  and  leavlns a

  m u d '

covered desolation  in  t heir

  v . - a k f -

  as  th e I

  waters began  to

  recefie

  last  ni z h t .  :

j

  Peaceful

  .streams bers me

  r a gi ng;

 stolen

  rivers  carrying

mil l ions

  of   tons:

of

  debris

  before

  t hem. S t eam

 a nd

  elec-

tric  railroads were a t a  standstill f o r -

hours

yesterday,

  and

  State

  and

 c o u n t r y :

roads   -were  impassable  t h rou g hou t

  the;

day in man y   sections.  The

  rajr ns

fiood j

wat ers  m a de  vast  lakes,

  ru.r.in;:

f a r m ,

crops  and ;akins a h e a v y  toll  in  l i v e - ;

stock.

Th e  storm s wept d is t r ic t t od ay was

check in g

  up

  Its   frightful  ioss

  w i th

  t h e ;

fol lowing   kno-*m   dead.

Anso n M a r v i n. S3 . dro w ne d a t

'

  Orielda. B ody

  four.d

  w h e n

 flood

waters receded at  noon  today-

Henr.an Reals.  3. of  Janwsvllle.

drowned in Butternut  creek.

GeorEe  Vanstra'.en. 17. of Cortland

killed by a

  fel l ing

  tree.

Mrs..Mary Hawkins.   £0. of  S my r-

na, crushed to death   w h e n  he r  h o m e

was

 swept

 away.

-  It   - r e - I l l   be  several days  before the to

tal n u mber  of  injured

  is

k n own ,  but I

- m a ny

  -were

  m a i m e d  w h e n caught

  in the

  j

I.  currents~c f ' th e ' r o a r i ng  streams.

The s t o rm'

  -seems,

  t o have cen t ereo

 :

in

  Onor.daga

  ccar.ty

and to   h a v e s w e p t I

s ou t h wi t h   terrific

  f o rc e

  ar.fl  t h e n east, j

In both

  those

  sections the property;

d amag e  was . "enormous.  W hi l e wes t j

and   north  of

  Syracuse

 -««*£jr»a

  _̂ ̂

^

 

c

_

  Cannotlj porter

.

 the Rev

.

 c

.

M

.

 Hersdla

.

 s

.j..

 „ „C. L.

 Coving

and   Mr.

 Coving.

Bo ys an d girls, you can  h a v e

 lots

 o f f un  w

Y o u r grocer  w i l l

  g ive  yo u o ne fo r

  o n i y

 1 0

  Sa

o r  Hy- l o  B re ad wrap p e rs .

Ask

  y o u r

  fr iends

  to g e t som e wrap p e rs

Mr.

C.   R.   Im l e r . Edw a r d  =.

  Cleary

  and S. J.

  K lei n .

 f t .  S,

  Officer  Loses

:

Nerm

in

the

  effects

  of

  the. storm

Intensity, seems to

  h a v e

:

  been  south

o f]

the

  city.  . . . .

The damase to

  farm  crops

  through-

out'Central Xew   Tork  wil l  reach

  mil-

l ions.  '-Vast" areas  were

  "flooded

  to

  2.

.depth'- o f  - f i v » • ant -six feet

  in

  places-'

•Wafer

 'tearing

  its way d o w n

  f r o m ' t h e ]

hills  c o a i i l fc tc V

  t-overed'

 growins  crops,

w i th - ' m ut

1

. T. foot

  thick.

  .-

  •'• |

In ma'ny-v inaires  and  cities

 :the

  loss:

TUES  Inlo thousandsof  dollars^  'Cort-j

 an d

r

  Oneida."

  Car̂ tstota, Binohamton.,

Sherburne.: Chittenango.  Jarnesville.

 

Fayetteville.

•

Onondaga  Valley: and;

Kianj-  other ••

 places

•  c o unt  Ihe

  "loss

  In i

thousands at

  dollars.  Onelda

 and

  Cort-

land "had

  estimated

  losses

of

  ? 5 Q P

each. , . . . - . - •   •   .

 

:'   U pr o o te d  Trees B loc k  Traffic.

.  Teiesrsph  -and telephone lines

  :

in i

man y  .places were"  dowu." .and i t Will be ;

days

before

  c o m m uni c a t i o n

  is

  c o m - ?

pletely

  restored.

  Roads  and railroad ]  .

beds  -were  -washed

  out,  >nd uprooted

i

trisES"

 blocked 'trsSc.

JLands' .Kcs

  -were

OTrceroos-In.  m a n y

  section*.  ..-   "

 ;

 ̂

anytj)ing

rack

  _„,,..

 Rerves

 like

  is.flood,  Afeelins  of utter helplessness carneî

Second rcw—  Frtd

  Ssyr.slds,

ar.d

\ S T O R M S P O I L S

;

  B U D S

  I N T E N D E D

F O R

 R O S E

  S H O W

A ll

  Irreparably

  Damaged—

'•

000

  Maj .

  Burton

 J;  Mitchell of

  Niagara

 Falls

 Saysj  W itho ut Bail. Pending

;

'

 

.  "Feeling o f

  Utter

 Helplessness"  G am e •

  ;

  im.-^n?ation.

Over

 Him on Awaking.

• ;

 John

  K f i i t t l e ,

  Owner,  Is  H e i di

lout

  B a i l . -

 P em

Investigation.

John  Kni t t l e

  of  -"a

have served  in  m a n y  ehsagemer-TS

the

p;

....,_-,.-_-„  v...  -..-.—  ^ ' in ' tho

  dw tr ue t i o n

  of  carafe

1

 •""*""-

- a u to m o bi l e o w ne d  by Kn it t l e  and

VIA

  B R I D G E P O R T - - .

  M o to r  Service

L E A V E

  O N E I D A :

  Saturday,

  S u n d ay

 and

 A

  «„

 3 P. M . 

  o nl y— 7

  A.

  M.,

  11 A.

  M»

  Holidays—S

  A. M,,  11

 6 P. M.

L E A V E - SY R AC U SE:

  S at u rd ay ,

  Sunda y a nd

  A.

 M .,

  S P . M.

  only-^3 A

  M.,

  1 P

M^

  A  M.,  1

  8 P. M. "

. -'

  Tr ip

 rare,  Onelda and ,

Syracuse,  S3.

  7 Central

Av e .

  W l e t l ng B l o c k.

  at' O nt l da

The ' -Tt ouehn l og a an d ' Chen an g o :  .

ers went  over

  t j i c i r

  ban k s wi t h in  a . f e w ;

 over

,v,e as'I

  awok e  in my lower berth   and

found wz

minutes

af t er  t.ie  downpour -was

 at

  it?   was'the

 wav

 3iaj.  Bu r t on

 J.

  M i tc h e l l

 of

 Xi

peak.

>Thc"--Erie'

  '•

 »—'«~

i » - « h , « l  •"•»-

» . - • > . .  ^

and'  neishboring

niultupus  rivers

canal "-was"raised

of

 1  he

  top.  AH

streams

  in

  t h is

broken

wat er

  all

abou t  me."

~\ r t» r

  returninsr

  from

  a v i s i t w i th h i s

wife

  ar.ii  children Kett le asked

  fo r _ t i e

-

  -

  -

  -

  left,

  a c c o r o m -

-nrheth*-  t h - - -

  s»-racuss

  Hos?

  =pc:a:j-'s

sh o w w i l l

  he   affectvd  bv

 Sundays ?;6rra

"nc.-Jr«."   A:-

  ros«s

w h i c h  liao  necun to

s horr

  c o l o r

  Trere  can:2i:ed

beyor.a

  re-

C3very. Member?  «f  the

  ?r^iery  hops

oVVinaf   s how' d zt ef r ' Tbu rsd s y  and Fri-

day

  o:  this

weel-:.

  _

*i";c.  « t « - - r m   ce^t r r^^d  T ^ G I  onl~  thr

N o c m s  b-j:  tie  bushes them se_ -res_l-

—fr

Hy-Dry  Wash

Means

  Economy

Hy-Dry Wash is a high

isfactory laundry

  servic

costs very

 little.

  It is a

feature

  of the Yale La

Every  article

  is  -washed 

fect

 cleanliness

 with

 Perm

Water.

  Your

  clothes

  a

turned almost completel

The few

 pieces

 that need

easily he

 ironed

  at

  home

Hy-Dry

  Wash

  costs

 on

for  the first fifteen

  poun

4c for each

  additional

 

Try this economical serv

week.

Phone  Warren 3536

Yale man will

 promptly 

East Eajnor  Avenue

at  Montgomery

_

 Downtown

 

Under the

  Ban

,.   . . .   ..

The .toll of the  storm   was as sudden

as: it was

terrific, cloudbursts

  in

  m a n y

places

  broug^

 torrents, and new rivers

w o und . t.ieir

. way - t h rou g h  the  lowest

levels.

'•'••:'  . • . ' • - ' . .

  "".---  '-.

 

'"

:

 "

"-   - i

.

  Through

  the  ?, ohawl; valley, the

 Mo-

h a w k  river  rased- » disastrous-way. 15

feet above Its normal  level,  f looding tha

m a n y  cities  and villages

  'alons'Its

banks.

  ' ; - . - ' .

  -   •   •. :   -

 

Brid g es S w ept A way .  ,

BridS6s -s wept  from

  their'baies,

 a nd

fo unda t i o n ,  cluttered the--^ebris whic h

sometimes meeting; ohftaclcs  'ferved to

extend  the flnoded-arcas as-the  waters

W

  ™  '

"1 suppose S

 oclock

  in  the   m o r ni ng

v.-as

  a bo ut

  t he r ig h t  t i m e  to be rising

la the  pol ice  -patrol."-  Maj or . Mitche

1

ca id wi t h a  laugh. - V M y   first  th o ugh t

w h e n I awoie  n the  train was that we

hail-,

landed

  in  tbe Hudson.  Of course

J

  didn't

  kno w

 where

  we

  were

  as J han

-

  '

T H O U G H T

  H E W A S I N

  H U D S O N

ter.t

of

  hu n d red -

  of

  dollars

 b ut

  iauchec

J

and joked abo ut ' the   affair  a

they   were on a picn'.c.   Ohers

h undr e ds

  of

  dollars

  t h rou g h  bcir.s un-

able

  to keep

  business

  appo in t men t s .

but had

  on l y word s

  of  praise

  for

  the

gone

  to.

  bed w hen

  we

  left

'

N«'w

  fork

at

  m i dni B h t . At ' fa - Et

  I

  .was going

  to

pather  up   m y  things .and  mak e my

my ' o u t  as best I  coald. bnt  w h e n  1

looked

  out the

  w i ndo w

  and  saw  the

water right ap to, the  level  and grad-

ually

 

rising,

  t"forgot-

  all

-about

  m y

clothes. I

  smashed

  the screen and

SliSEICElli

«'«

a

«"-ou

S

h.  S ome  fel low on  «ojj-f

n

'

5

7

r

i

t

"^a''

sro

o"d

effic ient  work  of the raJaroad officials,

conductors and  porters-

At   the  Xew

m o r e

  than

  150

  -were

  gathered

arou n d ]

a pile

  o f"

  clothing.

pocketbooks and other  things left  be-

h i nd  in the hasty d epar t u re 'roa the

 \

stranded

train  but   Iheri  was no   rush i

by

 "any

  one to set

  his

  particular  doth- J Xorrr.al  service  was_  restored or.   all

central  station i   Sunerinten'dent puffv

  \Vorks

r o u n d ]  . f. _  ,  ,~-  r-  /"__„-

t a t s . ]

  Allbund?.yDirecfmg.Gangs

•   Removins:

 Debris.

Constipation

Biliousness

Sour Stomach, Etc.

To be lisaia-.y. keep the

fcc-̂ rels open and

  ths

 ir.-sr

zz-TZ  Harsh  sa ts

  and

often  cau

, _ . P i m p l e s

  . . . . . .

i e a d sW f f li C i i t i c n r a

wftb

 Gitlcor* So«p and

 hot

 to free the pore*

 of taporitles

 with a gentle application

Ointment tp'soothe and

 ^dcum is  ideal for

 and .perfomlni;: .

  • - • " - . . '

  nffirTr*"*'*'*****-

So«p~»K«T»»

 wiiVrai mat.

were

  Ttil l

  impassable.

  The   state

  road

 I

j between  Jlinca

  and-^anllus

Center  was j

\ three  feet  under.

 water .and,

 hu n d red s  of  i

|

acres

 were  under water.

  .'

  •

  :

 

'

-

 To

  the east

  of the  city the   prodac- :

1

  l ive mu ch

 - l a nds

 -near  Canartota,  Oiiei-

da,

. Bridgeport'

  a n d . ,

 places

  between

Oneida   lake

  and Butternu t 'and-:

Co-

waseloa . creeks" were

  as-

  rnnch

  as five

f er t

  iirnder  water.  Celery,

  on ion

 'and

lettuce  crops for

  w h i c h

  the section Is

noted

  wore ruined. .

' It was not an

  unconvrnon

  s ight, to

sec Ssolatect

  homes

and

  narns.-;

 Fann-

ers

  frantically  fought  to - rescue, live

stock-  from  partly  sobmeijred .

and whilc. l ma:

livestock

  was

  .

inaropned

•

 on  highways

-as   the  -water

reaches the

  engine

 bases- ;  " 

,

  .

. Tossed.About In   R a gl r ig

  Flood.

-.\  Tha Vvast-stretcb, of :  waler  In  inland

places

 provided thousands of

 boys

 with

ha.opKe».   but   Jt iras

fatal

 -to

  —

on   the

  roof,

cinders,  m u ck ' an d  Lord k n ows what

waited

ua U l

  the  one

.carefully looked over,

  the p

his

 property.

The-

 claim departments   established

a: and

  each

i   ines "of the New   Tork  State

  railways

j-

i:

-

nt a71

a  S u n d ay  nw m m sr .

^irimv Pajamas  and lire'feet- -T   w g t t Wrt l on bu rean at. the  station.soon «§w

rulss

  t hos e-Poor  f«t  wil:  be  sore  for

  alter

  word had-becn received  that  No . ̂̂

i

  weeJt ."

  J9

  ŝstranded.

  Passenc«-s

  regis-

j

 s

trects-

eise

guess

a

So m e

  too   Cold  to -

  Reflislter,-

  :

"

It -was

 :

a  motley collection  of  individ-

uals  that  invaded  the Onondaga. Men

clad onlv In

  pajamas,

  w o m e n I n

  nlgbt-

sntS

  others only

  In

  t h» l r  nr.der-

clotnos,  wi t h  a "blanket or coat  t h rown

over  t hem an d faces streaked TTith

 mud.

marched toward the  desk.  *

Standing'.for  nearly

  an honr in

  the

-

tered  their Tiames  and  addresses  and]

  Tfic

  mos t  s

their

  raissing

 articles wit h

  this bureau.

Unless  the  articles  are  ' found,  restitu-

t ion win

  be

  mad e

  to  the owners.'

P S H B I G S T O I I

•ubbish   .  - . . , . •

heavy   rush of  wat er  ,nrou;n

  .-2;

i nte r r up t i o n  oc-;

So

curred

on   the

  Solvay.

l ine,  . w n j c h .

 was,

blocked  from  Hail

  avenue

 :o  W e s t

  -

vay until

  after

  3. oclock yesteraay

A  road

 a t

  Chsmunr street

  was

  cleared

  •

at  10:iO.  Tii*  S ou l a  Sa'iina  J'.rias  a.^j

were badly t ied =p. I t was   lfl:3u  -

;̂ >gss

more f o r t u n at e -member?

  of the

  party

  j

beyond

  that

  r*int- •   i

OUier

  l ines  were  cleared up by noon-

FOB

more iortun**e

  . J J O I * . M « - . -

  w

M

.*-

  » — - - . -

 ;

-   .

 

to «si»ter  for   .them.  Teeth

  chattered

  R

a

]

r

oad

and  Trolley

at a

{act.pace.  keep:as  t ime

  wi t h

  « h e j

  •>

---—

.Into City Cnp"

1

 "

.  Flood.

. .

rousclrs.cl

  arms,

  body  andi

.

Herroan «

 Reals.

  3-ycar-oW son of Mr.

id

;

 Mrs:

 

Reals-

 of

•Toe

  boy

 ..playliis in^

 the   --water.

In  his

bade*

 yard -with

  companions. stepped

Into

 ;

a deep',

 cot

  mad e

  by

 -Bnttenrat;

» ~ Thf-boy

  was tossed

  about.In

the raging .-flood  . an d  'his  lr>dy  -fas

fbon3

;

  •• •*  yarfls - do w n  .the'-stream,

' .where it

  was

  held by  debrfs.

'Hawkins of'Smyrna  '~*

her

l ife' -when:

 her, home,

  swept  away

by"'the-"floods

  of a

  swollen-

 stream,

crushed  it to pieces against

 a

bridge.

Her bociy

 :

'was-^fonnd  in'  t n « . ; debris

after-th'e'.^ter   3>ad-receded.

V Lignuilris if lded to the  ,tirror,.t>f  t

itorm

  and

 "m a ny

 barns/were destroyed

by

  the

 • fire .which fol lowsd. The

  west-

w n;  part

  ot th« 'distric' t 'OTffered'.niore

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