Show V I I ri IT 1 Scores Scores Killed limed in in i July Double Holiday Mishap Death Toll Believed Between and Boston Dance Hall Tragedy Leads By the United Pr Press ss Fourth of July celebrations and week end outings to took k a toll toU of or between between between be be- tween and lives in the larger cities of the United States a checkup by the United Press showed today Boston where three forty-three members members members mem mem- bers of a ous night t. t club who were dancing In the the- Fourth were killed in a building collapse led the casualty list Police reports reports' throughout gh ut the country show sho that the number ol of deaths duo due to fireworks and sires si was waa gratifyingly small this ye year r but traffic and drow drowning accidents acci- acci dents showed all an alarming increase Chicago was second t to Boston with thirty deaths six from firecrackers firecrackers firecrackers fire fire- crackers eleven from drowning ten from automobile accidents and four homicides attributed at to celebrants c of Independence day Other cities where losses were heavy include Detroit 21 New NewYork NewYork ew York 20 Indianapolis and the thel l larger cities of Indiana 19 StLouis St St. Louis 11 Baltimore 7 Pittsburg 5 Los Angeles 7 Washington 4 4 and San Francisco 4 4 Sixteen persons lost their lives lives' in Ohio due to holiday outings Saturday Saturday Saturday Satur Satur- day and Sunday 14 in traffic acci acci- dents dent Five lve persons were drowned nl nt Wilmington Delaware and elgh at Hamilton Ont Onto Philadelphia reported report report- ed five fhe deaths due to drowning drowning- and four persons killed by automobiles The number of injured In these cities s was as approximately five fhe for lor every everyone one killed |