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Show THE DESERET NEWS 1 Redmatt Fireproof 1 THE Meaner girls of the Store, Move, Pack and Ship Household Goo( 4 Ladies Mutual Improvement association of Emden. LibertY, oneer and Salt Lake- stake', will entertain at a Christmas dance at the Odeon Friday evening. Aimed', lanerasoe- AMU. The patrons will be Mr, and Mrs. 33TTaa oobbaammoott Mrs. and Nep1I L. Morrie. Mr. l'ilcholtus G. Smith, Istr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Legrand P. Backman. Mr.Mrs. Plague, Wei. 104. B. MI 1311 4111 II EST; I)on G. Wood, Sir. and CanJ. Mrs. Hugh and Holt,' Mr. non, Istrand Mrs. Herbert B. Maw. Mr. and Mrs. IL B. Folsom, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Albert Smith, and Mr. and Mra Heber C. Ivereon, Mr. end Cannon, Mrs, Sylvester BLAZE SWEEPS ,Mrs, Parley B. Anderson, lib and and Mr. D. E. Hammond, Mr. 3Iria Jerez:111'th Hancock, Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Dreschet Mr. and STORES AN THEATRE Mrs. Winslow Smith, Mr.' and -- - Mrs. lir-- and, Mrs. Mr. and Sirs. George Sienna ford M. McKendrick and Dr. and 4Continuod trotn- - pagoL ono. )Jr. Fred4 J., Hardy. ', e tenth:in and then removed to his The officers of the Altruistsa club home. Chief Bywater also mu' will entertain at a ttered a slight cut but remained on Dec. 30. in duty party Tuesday evening, the lounge of the Belvedere for The buildings at'45 and 47. oe the members of the club. cupied by the Hazelwood candy The officers are Dr. Mar'y' store -- and ' Barber Supply store. were vempletely enveloped -- An No, presiti4mt; MM. Nell F.- Mose, vice president; lire. Ethel Olin. flames when firemen arrived. Chief treasurer; Mrs. Delores Oakley, Byte:der said, but within a tow ' sergeant; lilies I,lazgaret Cahoon. minutes .,ttie buildings from tho p secrearr Furniture store to the alley way south of the Beesley Music will adore were surrounded by hose lines A number of dinner parties he given to celebrate Christmaa and streams of water began paying day. Parties will be givers at the Hilo the flames, Alta, and University clubs and at Despite the bitter Cold hundreds' stoma et the hotels. of eitisens were attracted to the will L. B. Mrs. Wright scene. and Judge The fir. fighting force was an- -, entertain at dinner at their home. 918 Fifteenth East street. for nine- der the direotion of Chief Bywater ' tests outsets. Theparty will include and Assistant Chief Walter Mr, and Mrs. Will It Ferris and- Knight while policemen established PoolsOf KitthrYtt lines to tire small daughter, keep crowd. out at the, ; toile, Idaho, who are guests' at the danger cone. The blase was one of the most Wright home for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. IL K. Klingender - spectactilar eines the fire- - at the at din- Walt Oil Refinery plant in July. ' will entertain a fewin friends the Plandome 1921.- It vogue the fourth costly fire ner at their home in Salt Lake.- On Sept. hotel. Mr. and Mrs. latlayette of the year 18 the Porter-Walto- n company suflianchett will entertain at a email areThird fered a loss of 150,000. Dee, 14 the dinner at their home on muand Aznerionn Ann company Knapp Fralleell Rooting flue. Mrs, ttered a loos of 130,000 and on Dec. daughter, Miss Marguerite Frances friends estimated. at $26,0e0 It damages Knapp, will entertain a few East. occurred t Beck. Hot Springs. at dinner at the Hotel Fifth Patrolman Clyde Alas suffered a severs roalp wound wii.n broken In honor of Miss Ruth Woolley. hose marriage to Dr. Nelson A. Khan fell from the third story of New Yearn, the Empress building. , Young will take place of parties are being striking him on he head. Ile was day a number will it) Ure rushed 'Miss the emergency hospital Jeannette planned. entertain at a luncheon Saturday where surgical attention was given avenue. him. also Chief suffered, Bywater et her home on Thornton Mies Caroline Linnehaek and Mies a alight cut on the head, but no Afton Jones will entertain Friday others were hurt. With the temperature siz be-- evening at the home of Miss Jones on Green "treat. Monday afternoon. low zero , and stand pipes freezing. Verfiremen fought valiantly against Mr' LeRoy Smitts and Miss , ona Toronto will entertain at a. overwhelming odds to keep hole luncheon at the Smith home On linen in operation and engine ,, I ig Wand drive. Miss Virginia pumps working. Lines of hose were run from Wye will entertain Tuesday eve- Main street int the buildings on et her home on Park street Imed Wednesday afternoon, Miss reach of the three floors and from bride. the alley to the south and to the :sak Wattle?. sister of the tea at rear of the structures. With sealentertain et a large . Irill their home, SIS Drigge avenue. ing ladders and the aerial truck, firemen reached the roofs and - Of intend In Salt lake le the poured streams of seater had the liturrialfe of Miss Helen Marc?, seething flames. Clinging to fire daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F., E. escapes the men clung in preceriMarcy of Los Angeles, formerly of ous positions in constant danger of Salt Lake, to Arthur Sinclair John- tailing floors and walls. which will Nen of Topeka, Kanto Despite the- freezing weather. take pier Christmas night at $:30 hundreds of citizens were attracted 'o'clock in the Church of the Los to the scene and watched from Angeles. various points of vantage the tire Miss Dorothy illayford, daughter wage their battle. of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gaylord of fighters policemen were on duty to Nest ibis city. Wilt be the mttid of honor. In keeping bark the more ventureand Ray Heath will lie best man. some and to keep clear necessary Thf, cAzyurte will make their home for aliSaratusspare 111 Topeka. 0 "We were fortunate in having ' of water and the presIn honor of erilool friends, who abundance sure was good at all times." said are spending the holidays in the Chief "The engines all Bywater. city. Miss Deborah Jennings will worked like a charm and we had ontartain at a tea Seturday after little or no trouble with hose lines noon at her borne la the Pronwas it breaking. Although reit partntenta Mina 101111111N1 to old the water froze almost Ito as attending hillie soilage. California. soon $a it struck the buildings we and is spending the holidays with were to Into able the basements get her parents. Mr. and Pim W. C. and keep streams playing into the Jennings. flames." more than 40 years ago by Built I Members ele the lag club will and Eldredge, the structure niarials thle evening at the Drat Hooper is one of the oldeet landmarks in - of a series el winter donee es the Newhouse hotel, The club member. the city. Of late yeant the north aro; Warren Wescott. gramitlent; half of the building with the exceptheory' entailing. glee provident tion of 43 south Main street. owned Ruben J114410011. scretery; Jamie by William H. Wallace and W. IL rievrald. treartoer; Pout Aattrems. losteett, was acquired by the Fidel-STrust Company ot whieh E. E. Paul Clawaa Tbaree row wit.' Pinkie ts preeident. At the same Rem klatiena, likeeen. time Thomas the ettuth half of the strueand nt1h. ley Plotting to Nr wait bought by Edward L. , Writ Randall P. Verna. lat Pleas' Sheets. 410 east First South street, who is mill owner of the property. lown. has gene to Cnnehit "vend Christman after rutittog her The Fidelity Trust and the Benadmit him Gonave IL bora and netit.Wallatio property Is fully covllovernoc-claDors. ered by Insurance. It was announeci by: Mr. Jenkine, who arrived on the twit Lake friend.' of Worst early and assisted in the rela the annotinertnent of the mar.' tome moval of office books and reeerde. FIRS qt M Iwo ftwo. Robinson. Peres Vancroft. general agefit of and Mrs. Ii. J. Ike Southern daughter of which bed lishinann. formerfp of this city and offices at 41 Pacific, south Main streel ' now of Denver. to William Ir..Mal-- 1 said their office was uninjured. Otte, aim of Denver. The wadding although precaution was taken to toolt place recently at ("olden, put all books and records in the The bride Heat in Pelt Lake safe. The Paramount-Empree- s theatre with her parents an a child. Fier has shereleyeaped heavy AmAgge. it father was an attorney of this I. believed 'tiy Heorgarpenter. c:ty. manager. With the ezreption ot Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Mines? are make and water the mein part of the theatre was not Injured. at home in the Oakwood aPart. Watchman Sticks. meets for the winter. ' s Although flames were raging on Mrs. J, Prat Judge hail return- each side of the building ed from s trip to Europe and is watchman Paligoole .kept to night his spending some time in New York. sweeping and cleaning in the theatre. declaring be had been in worse Mrs. Harry Logan, will entertain than - he was at that pres-the Solon Sewing club FridaY all- danger ent time. rrnoon at bee home. 663 Third It was then revelled that Fell- avenue. A kensington .will be fol- gooie WW1 the victim of trebilits lowed by les. ode years agoAt thewas time the Paramount-Empree- s , .,Mr. and Aim Thomas W. Pird picture of Bill Hart andplayinz it was sgoounce the marriage of ibcir thought the holdup was faked for lielen. to Carl T. Cole. publicity purposes until the lots Tho marriage took plavt last- eve. had been discovered. nine in this etty. Entering through a rear win'' dow. the bandits I struck the night Mr. and Mre. Wlfliain L: 'Winner. watchman tinfOriPeintilq, bound him Jr., of Denver are spending the and then drilled the eafe.,When holidavg in Salt Lake as guest of Manager Carpenter at the Mrs, Winner's brother-in-latheatre Paligoole wee nursing a taster. kir. and Mrs, Williarn and bad J. on wound the head and was Dowell. Mrs. Winner wag formerholding to etrendet-o- f overcoat, ly Mho Elsie Oeiseler of this city. which had been used his by the robbers as UNCLE SAM A FILM PRODUCER the safe.a muffler when they blew Practically every department of limy Adds to Fillantill th'e United State government uses' &spins: from broken Tors,. the motion picture - film in ita edu- in ORS rear int the Added rational work for- the benefit of to the the difficulties building the firemen. , the public, at large. The films run Unable to extingulthof the gas blaze from one reel thrillers to' seven water the firemen broke ints reel features, and are devoted to with the and ehut the supply natural scenic wonders, natural re. off. buildings sources, health, thrift, agriculture As the Christmas day traffItheand labor conditions.. gan wolfing at in earl hour, Mr ' 1 . Ill e Daily PUZZICCrCi-3- ma. John--011ee- . - , Co-o- - : ' ' ' , y , 1 , ' , ct . VS1 I t I Wit - ",1 , . , . :1 d w , , aa th? RX:11AED , ILIGISY fl It' . DIE 11111E11' ICY Oral :FREES , 1111111111rinilkiliMill , FLOOD 011 !!: "dine 00096- ' CITY FLIES ON 11;cos'::---OF Homes' Nor 206. Chased from . Into Rifts' to Escape' Rush Down Rivpr Val-- ; Iey After Heavy Raind ?mitred MEET 11111111111111113 Mil 1111M111111111iiill orizootal ProltsrlY 4 - 6Socia1 gathering 2Open sorts ragard 14Wealth 13To 1To 2I-4- gain $ it had 23Verily 23Musical seta 26Poundatiost - - - 34A plant of the bean of salt of spirit as the birthday of him -- - 21Gracefu1ly slender Mohammedan es 34Tower who said: "Suffer the children to come unto me. and forbid them not for of such is the kingdom of generated ' r. 32Artilicia1ly heaven." grilss ' 17Goddess ' of inlachief Boxes Passed Out. Inasmuch as the program Wail abandoned . distribution 40Chamlea3 symbol for of the silicon cheer hostel. prepared by cooperabstais tion of the schools . civic organiza- tions and the Salt Lake chapter of the Amerieeen Red Crowe. began Immediately after 7 p.m. The kiddies joined the seemingly never ending line to the stack of present& The tree was gaily decorated and made a beautiful sight with Ita colored lights silhouette.' against the shiny white background.. Children of ad ages up to 11 years Joined the line. Parents thronged the buildbleb entitled ing with tickets them to a cheer box forlittle MIS at homer too delicate to lace the interrogation 34Golf term 44Opening into the Interior , of an organ , 45Gracious 47Positive , terminal of ex electric current. opposite to cathode 48That is , (shbr) 41Eatta's nest ratuabla basis 4 SIJapaneseinsash the Grecian 52Island archipelago 12APart (Prefix) 84Half a quart fabbri metal (Doss) ' ItWord (slang) 52.7-Scho- ol ao good; sot so bad ot 62What? ,,, - like a 1' 6 2Shaped body 71Part of the Added to the Christmlui MOM was cheery mottle from the Boy plant with spicy seeds Scout and West High School band 74Printer's measure In the hall wily, and the Went Junmusical elan75Metallic ' meats ior ,high bend itt thoevouncli chamber. A ehorua from the L. D. et Dur- fertleal under direction of George Our Lord of Year the hams rendered carols bristle Governor Preoem, 3Large body of water Hostesses of the affair included 4Australian bird Mrs. Phalle Mrs. C. Me take place Clarenee Nesleit. ittra. IL IL Allert, Mnk George fl Dern Mrs N. 2Frame used by artists Mrs. Mrs. Willinm Reid. THalf an emaide Straup, W. AL Stookey. Miss Alice Rowe, 9Sheltered Mt, s Elizabeth Mrs. yitzgerald. 10Vehicle George Thomas and Mr Guy age (abbr) regard to 70Chemical symbol , caesium It fialwtian of yeateedays u n ' - Chicago Chief Justice to Demand Grand Jury - of - Death of "Millionaire Orphan. , EICI - - a OLIO cannon !S.-4- AP) EiGICfigeninnell30 - risY 141 ., Ceirtio4mit- -t NAB Goo0 - ',log BUTTERCU tius51- Look ihrl , la-0- 3 - - III,i 1. ,mi , Too-r- - 15E AIM. gen Nbu 51t)P z: No. 9 92360 95536 - -- WHAT'S WHAT By Nolen Dscho u. . 0 0 C;P cL Mr iXj Art ZIA LOr" her-lik- e . . ' lit ," w ill '' : i, PUMP' ll 1"' 1 ed, NE r--- COO. I .....1, 71w-t- , DA1 DA! WOOF! I It ,i ( ill 4k '4". t I too( SPARS-MI3- tip4 MIS 142"0? , , , . olm. It nig - 6, MI i , - I ,.. 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Mr. Walker does better than 12 NI I I I '",;IS's miles a day and the exercise has time a be kept him In good physical there may Possibly when frosty manners are neeesaarY. although speaking personally, for once. Ilelen Dee hag lived all Mee The. without even finding that zero hour. The most people- -if Mn, such there bethose otte itt theorenial warmth of holiday a Any one attending - -Cbristmas-to-Ne.: ,, Year house parand who is root. or even lukety, ... warm, toward the other guests. le merely demionstrating a lack of nodal experience. That word "sociability" signifies a)cial , .: ability as well as the cheerful cot- Walk,' which makes for ;mace and 4trood-wion Christmas day and on ' other day of the year. . vbsitora are never ai 'every to by cordial to other 'house- - . guests...4 They know that to act . otherwise would be an affront to I their boot and bootees whose hosvitality plaees All guesta . On an , Sugar Will liksati,Flavoss: equal footing for the time bolos. Slavers of find tits that (Cop)right, 1224, by Public Ledgep if you different vegetables for a mew or t - .i. Company.) salad do iot seetti to Mend. add tin? bit of augur. Twit usualty For Colds, Grip or Influenza helps.' Add a few grains at a time and as a Preventive, take Laxative until the proper aide Is eveured. BROW) QUININE Tablet. A safe THE IfttilliEWIFE. and Proven Remedy. The box bears Copyrig ht. 1924 by Public Ledger the signature of x. y rove, 30o. Adv. company). , HE No. 5 If the person holding the first number does not claim it within a week the second nurnber will take it, and so on through the list MAN , se -- 88982 ; ! I 4 he saidhe pad deSeloped in his investigations before the matter I waa brought to the states attorDora atentiom mt-r-rs ONCE USED DT 11EN. Gentlemen -- of style wore muffs' in the oeventeenth century and they were considered the symbol of tashionatile estate. Stuff manu-- 1 facturers haste pointed this otst reports' refuting the occasional that the muff was solo out of titYla. They ray it comes and goes In cycles and that in another year or two they will be as popular es they were a decade ago. ' e 42580 A.- a Int Catches-Th- No. 3 , n 0 onn CBE II , puzzle. Dec. CHICAGO. Four pathologists. who. examined the exhumed body of William 15101212131312010 Nelson McClintock. "the millionaire orphan." today prepared an U130 12 nIZEI typhoid opinion as to whether weeks Et 0 ICE3 ago eaused the death three Mcof the heir to the J Elt30 irst r ) fortune. Clintock Goy. Ilabey. Mayor Nesten and 0 14Youre truly, Their findings will be reported member of the city itommission tomorrow to Coroner Oscar Wolff 4 Il"...111"ng manner Were alro on the scene to wish the 111run4amenta1 principle preliminary to a complete analysis little tots "Merry Christmas." ht Colnirfght before a coroner's jury. Jan. 20. Gov- - Mabey pronounced it the 20Ng!' Tho McClure Netosjosper Syndicate most Inspiring sight he had seen Regardless of the result of the 21Nonsense examination, a grand jury invatiand prettied those responsible for ItarrY the affair. gallon will be demanded bymuniciof the "I believe this to be the true LifriettaNt . ynne and ber com- Olson. chief Justice McClinfriend of the orpirtt of Chrlsinise." said Comm pany charmed the audience with pal court, a who instigated the in-. stoner Arthur F. Barnes, "Such a an act composed of songs by Miss tock family . manifetdation of 'peace on earth. quiry. to the accontpaniment Wynn. of 11,FAMJL According to the death certiftrate good will to men as is fieen In the dances by the company.- - This McClintock TM flp died of hemorrhage toodoot.' distribution of these bits of Cligist- rather novel am is called "Song 114 R1101 eh:Hanger Mr. and mas ebeer. car.not-fa- ll to be MAO- tr,b he at the Name time typhoid at the hdtne of It !Paintings. his Mrs. William D. Shepherd, ing- I regret there are not more artistio and entertaining. TEVDETILEE. Grace was Ise four people here to witnees this nettne." !Dore has an act all by herself that foster parents since VANTAGESNellie NSW'S retie the at His Semite old, and of will, signed cadetat Boy teitoit and the, adds to the quality of the bill. She years the became of age last April. high wheels gnided the children lel Dora Ruth and if0000r, time plaus and talks her way into time he the linen Whteh reached from one Peek. Nee Nurrem Is Clete the sings. the confidence of the &audience with left his entire estate to Mr. Shepwith A. F. gerbentreolf herd. hts end of the building to the other MOTION 1WT1JUEL and down the stairs to the door. Reichmann, an attorney. provided t 'O'Neil and are Brower blackSteigh, wag. Gifts were seleeted for each trteTORY4-Thoma- a of faced comedians with ehatier and an annuity, of $1,000 for,Sliss Isa"Tongues gismo." With cone. Child Recording to ate and tee and dance steps to maks up the act. belle Pope who futilely waited at Leek or the Yeetteet. ody. death bed with a license to marall were nettle berm, iaas vnwith, and Emery tr,mmt ors while the Metellos Present in a new his way some balancing stunts. "Thrills ry him when "he recdTred con-ANDI, ES PCMOM(C4 ANERICAlkie-tIon4 Peter, In The in the Air." is a fitting caption for sciousness. 'MAIL BY ,TfitAINIFAINIK. The pattiologists will make anTorro.do." $toics gwoot 1,40 the act of Roth and Drake. which for the of poison monkey entnetty: sesepaper fun. !completes the vaudeville The Salt Lake poittoffire foree alysis aOSIOntiint wolpkir colapi part of traces, by orderdiscovery o! Coroner Wolff. ttugmcntPd by extra men In ell de- program. Ithe coroner. the The partments, completed the beefiest MALT LASEflousles Petrbanke Murray is the star in "Circe statesexperts repreeent and the SheeChristmas real) on reeord early. "rho Thief et Seedett," Itortenut IMay motion picture herdic attorney, with a deputy coroner in Thursdny. th, M.nta coming January e ha me. stamp caneelling machines pet, as Mrs. f)p4 Mr. conk and who 297.400, regieler Shepherd. j, sroAnHEA RING been visiting in Albuquerque, pared to 210.400 letters and , Bill at yousn. rNve in same the since itilt death of McClinperiod feri stamped 1922. D"glas Fir trees yield sugar in tock, will be questioned on their Pantages This Week sufficient Two del,veries over the entire' kmanfttles to make it in return here. States attorneys said A group of entertaining aots as- - termUric to botanists. elty were made Christmas .ntorn-- 1 Robert IL The fact thmtigh their attorney, Stoll. Shepherds law partner, they The rush continued until cloaingi stembled at the Pentanes for the was discovered when 1,after every told prosecutors not the!". only time Chrbitnias eve and left stome holiday bill won applause from the rain there was found under the but any witness under their conlocal mad uneortertthough the un- - I Christman eve theatergoer. Douglas fir trees a white erystaline trol would be submitted to ',tomtitfdelivered mail ta an insignificant Perhaps the mast applauded substance whieh when analyzed aiOn at the state's' atorneys renumber was Guems My Nationas was found to contain sugar. trainloads bandied part of the It la ; Seventy-thre- e trucks operated 1 itr," a skit which gives Nellie Mob- - I now thought the Indians used thin neat. Olean said the exhumation ohs an the day before Christmas as coinopportunity to diinlay her for sweetening their foods and IJudge a formality to make ability to impertronate anybody and drinks. pared to 52 1011123. , certain evidence." which up 50654 , IIn IA CASPER--,Butterc- - 1 The solution will appear tomorrow ltTo TOOTS AND 2- BEmcpBErARED.,1 No. 10 for 72Days sight (abbr) 72A - m'cLII1TocK OF 84Elongated Set 60Co1 lars seed ou draft initali 24Onst of the twelve apostles GIProtecting ' pike of a shield 2VartIcal and Kindly hearted matron; cheery school girls disseMinated the obit that; 'It le more blesses to give than to receive.", The affair was under direction of Mitts Charlotte Stewart. city recreation director. , , of as opposedparticularbattpn to generalisso NO.- No'. REPORT 011 BODY - 1 A....Mmoolonompoltom. -- of plants song SSSpoken pests each , , - 54Woody tissue 11228 No , , family 35- -4.n 41Revolutlosary 42To hava esdatisses 42Animals of a rortain color 42Rumaulan coins. 19.3 as follows: , note 29Lounges or sofas30The anatomy of the art ries ..32God of the Midday Sun 33Members of the British of the midday sus - 3od Ids attention of fir Ire (111.) 24Potent affecting radiant energy 87The (Spanish) , ItMusical drama aps been a summer more so because there Is no occasion in summer that stirs within the soul such love. such warmth If - IAvailable consecutively I - t , away by Walker's are - celebrating V when the waters hedged by the hills.: swept away houses and ottibuild- -' inns. Families waded from their homes to the banks where rescuers later found them. The water from the broken dam caused the already swollen wtream to rime rapidly. endangering cores of etther homes down stream.,,,,, Telephone operators at Abingdon and vicinity notified venoms in the danger zone'. news of the flood spread to nearby towns rescue parties bur-tie- d to the scene and spent the for night searching river banks , survivors or bodies. , 'Five bodies were reported found and carried to undertaking stabliahments Reports reaching- Abingdon said one victim was a Colonel Scott, a brother of J. D. Scott, of Saltville. Rescue parties divided their attention between searching for dead Und caring for Injured. The valley itself was reported virtually swept clean. The muck darn was thrown across the north fork of the river half a mile below the main dam of the Alkali works' "plant and a quarter of a mile above the stricken town. Its collapse loosed water accumulated from recent heavy rains above the towns. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 (eentinutml from page tem.) warmth and love of the Chrlet chtld whose birthday was being celebrated. It mattered little to the eager little eouls that the 'tinging sero weather which settled over Salt Lake for Clu'istmaa e prevented rendition of the municipal Chrboman ceremonies about the brilliantly. lighted tree In the City and Count building ' ground& ' They crowded the building as blithely aa worka, were Alkali Clarlitmout 111111111111111111111" 11101111111111 CHHISTLIS I toy automobile given, or-th- e flood when a muck dam across the north fork of the river there oollame& work-Me- n -- 11undreds bf Parmartown Mil " Rue' 111101111willithalli . 1 ve ley below Pannartown. Va., which' wits swept last night by an fry, NitIIIIIIIIII - e Ten Numbers Va..Dec. 22,-..-1 nevem were knOwn be dead and 200 estintated to be homeless in the Holston River vat-- 1 ABINGDON. (AP),--Fl- 1111P11111111 Matt-Jon- - . , r t . - Storage Co. Tousle' and pollee lines were formed sad pedtriesans d!rected , to ' tths west side nt the street." Only those conneeted- with 'the stores In the damaged area were allowed to go near the buildings because of poesible dakner frem ing walls and glass,eras resumed aa Street ear traffic soon es the street had been cleared. Cars experienced the posttest difficulty at the intersectiociof Main and First South tareet.. whore at large foree of men wato kept hurt clearing the switch of ice whieh rapidly formed aa the water flooded the ItreeL Clean rp Property. At 0:10' Mine volumes of smoke were still rising from the south end of the building, authough no flames were vtsible except small fires which would orcasionally break out in the top stories of the structure. These, however, were soon brought under control. 'As the tires were extinguished More proprietor under the supervision of firemen and pollee began the work of cleaning up their proPertr,, 10,. L. Sheets. one of the principal owners of the property invotved krranged with nearby restaurants tel provide the fire fighters with coffee and gendwichen and the men were relieved as often am possible. DECEMBER 25 1924 THURSDAY til . , 00 : - tiENt 4..W.IMPt,Pa&OMUSO.,5t, 21) , |