Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - November 5, 1935, Zanesville, Ohio Always First The Tim Always Fair VOL. NO. 264 TUESDAY NOVEMBER Heavy Damage As Hurricane Hits ft om Salem Bank Relief Pursuer Wounded Shotgun for Storm Southward Di Towards Everglades City Man May Uie Workers Safe Four Issues of Paramount Importance Will Be Voted At Of Election Today Homes of Wealth at Palm Beach and West Palm Beach Undamaged Nov. sec end hurricane oi the season roared j across south Florida weight striking a blow at cawsine reported deaths tensive property Two were known a 13-year-; girl named and an caught is the collapse in the he told a and a baby were electrocuted by aj fallen but A sailor aboard the Kov substituted for a the Ulo of Joseph ol the state became mired in a and hunting barrel cJ to hia pull Gruber wens to ger also was pulled ard gun cheating right side was to Robbers Waiting at office to Get Sum ed From Pittsburgh on Voting d rime we out or He said tor O. N daager Big Gifts For Starts Work Soon Exodus From Helena as Quakes Resumed Further Major Drives Nervous to Seek Safety Jan Bank Messenger and ier Accompanying Him Were Not Armed had x rl ift to a Million in Cast Votes Today Sb National m Election Barrine Decided Swing From Normal t jy Two in ing Announced by Board Control of CHy Council County Board of tion at Stake P. Nov. A- i 1 another city i the which had been loosened DYJ the His name was The accompanied by more than 80 au noil Men and t of struck cf of Political Winds Is I Closely la Stt Arrangements lor the bank f Tn mountain Big tn and Waiter J. m the Community Chest j to ranch senior meteorologist at said he expected it to strike City on the southwest Florida coast He expected the center to pass some distance north and gum county Nov. 18 to 25 were dis- S to away freni cussed at an enthusiastic meeting of Key in Distress An unidentified vessel was sending tip flares off Miami bench Casualties m the Miami area be determined reported emergenc Monday noon the Y. M. C. A. Cards were the 20 men and women ol the division but were not The distribution will take place later In the wees and the group's solicitation will start 1 to 12.000 until Three hundred and i eral hospitals mates of anr Ul- or to Orders Issued Monday for Building Brewster Levees Hi into or cHS who wen U fW Roosevelt Strength i I I i i W sa j i The The cards number 240, each con- lYMe jn that the Km Throughout the greater Miami area houses were destroyed or damaged Few frame buildings Windows everywhere were smashed In and roofs torn Shipping along the waterfront the name of a person who donated to the chest in past Leu F. colonel of the Big Gilts was in charge of the Lees B. executive c' the yesterday revealed the of donations he hopes will be carried out during the lered huge boats tossed high on the land The during he part of the hurricane directly out o. the heaved the seas high onto Miami two Biscayne front Wreckage was swept bach Into the At p. m. Standard winds of force still were lashing the city and heavy rainfall came with Water was a fool deep in Biscayne normally about four feet above the water of i Falls wsd j Dikes To Be strutted for tion of Town at and a. m. to were to care connection icr overflow of and tcr of In B In in j wtH i j In bM in t wJ tori E the only institution or ita D the U. 8 Arthur O. Paving were they would I sunshine asked to give If each of the 14 j agencies of the chest conducted an wither eased the Individual Inasmuch as the campaign goal this yeer is somewhat higher than the raised during the drive last Myers pointed out that subscriptions would have to be In- creased by all donors if the goal of climbed Streets Blocked Many Ing city sections of the city were without lights and many were Authorities said a 45-minute lull between the first and second high winds probably saved many lives The lull came when the center of the storm During the when the dropped away to a virtual dents hurriedly fitted storm shutters obtained food supplies from nearby stores and reinforced doors and dows with heavy Relief headquarters reported Lieut. Commander W. H. in charge of FEHA workers removing debris the Labor day hurricane from upper be doar by Broth was of 15iw tlw jj lor Work A. a hewist P. The in the 1 Four months hM is Mr. Myers declared yesterday that the teams of all divisions arc fast being organized and that and even workers be announced in a few The cf lining the colonels was completed several days Academy Urges Passage Levy Need of ed by Official Reduction in Freight Rates Affects Shipments Western Points Effective Nov. 25, the freight rates Zanesville points in and lower where j western trunk line territory in the some 400 including war states of were hud advised on the Keys haM North South j Wisconsin and will be re- three cents per at Fort first All escaped i other classes are in j This will constitute a saving in The homes many wealthy freight charges to shippers and re- at Palm Beach and West Palm of apparently escaped although for which w on Svigar tributary or the 10 milps will be of No. wHl ths disposal of corporation MA bp 550 feet long. No. 2 will cross No. 03 on ol for the Uie Up S W TM This I op acquiring of Ci Mt has W for con Littick Foreman New Grand Jury 18 for The energetic and wise ol the tuberculosis pi shows its results In ewes recovered whom you and I both This management most necessarily come through institutional facilities and efficiency is directly proportional to the to whom we entrust this agement and the facilities which we provide them to do Tuberculosis patients not well at We till alike highway of stuto rout aad wiU bf long. No. In will be constructed in UW waa W part of win trj will w 440 feet long. Construction of a UIP the been taken care Homes of Wealthy The storm struck first but the city without any great Retail Merchants Organize At Dinner Meeting Monday tn Court yj of eity beins t- t of sre to tw is rt include th UW It j 6rgnTUWtlon WM The of recovery and cure is very low and the infection of especially In the same j is sir too common con- The tubercular patient should have an opportunity to so place T- tf tfl that he does have an Forrest G. Weese Heads by j Group Formed to mote Program A. E. niter e project 60 of a Retail was ftt a i Judge in j f I A of on old J. H. Rilph O. Monday evening in tiw dining at Hotel this j jury was brought about heavy rains were accompanied by fcy traffic bureau of the winds that up the sea cf with the onto the ocean boulevard at Palm of traffic officials of the At Fort a few four railroads serving and places houses on a parity with other ft c-t were were smashed and many trees Structures for the most were not of substantial waters resulting from canals had receded j appeals for aid were DaVCy Sidesteps Row Over received by the disaster relief com- within a few hours the The group was formed on a basSs after the Labor hurricane and into quickly M. R. executive chairman j of the said it was i cities in the Central Freight ation A similar adjustment to and from 5 in the east was accomplished Liquor Advertising 4 A controversy revolving Ohio's liquor monopoly system settled back tonight to its Vne patient is here educated E. tuberculosis and his own Ralph and on hft i ivin and nw own Ralph on r-i must be J Weter v I Uic is patients to remain m i rf rss until they are j 3Hutarit j in a Trt thO 5 i We want until they are we want to place at minimum the incidence of This is accomplished by a proper and after his case becomes quiescent that he still remains in the institution SB I convalescent or as an for a longer observation and undar more strenuous living conditions fore ha is We have two very fine and welt equipped general j in Council of Retail was the a of who unable to attend en accost He an tali on devoting much to of the salts tar and sensor high he jt vow possible to estimate the damage in j Governor Martin L- j chain ol six the greater Miami adding it was j apparent that thousands of he reports of damage were from the northwest and sis order withdrawing in advertising 31 Ohio a brief statement auu o east of and from hidden pcr ta I said a nao honest Individual ami Boy of 13 Accidentally Kills Mother cleared Liquor Director James W. In a said an agent of national distillers him when he said told him i his get no business II Nov. 4.-VP.-A the land boy accidentally snot and chRia d I his mother Sheriff Jobs aa w withdraw man the wo k distillers voting or B farm near an an- nine miles that be carried tj j out might be termed a The Alec 13- told the j sheriff he and Mrs. 42. were in a field where he was shooting st HP said she walked in front of his rifle just as hs the Her another ployed in of honest thinking Individual women t. in our community to endorse our D- The Chamber gum County Academy of Medicine in favor of tours in- supports the W. M. County emy o' The Weather Governor Davey assumed a off He got executives to handle the j themselves and I can't after ail j of the TOWNSENO PLAN and colder ay and much A if Tne are county to a and is r cf at Armstrong CCC re than In t the we In 7Afi accompanied by coider Leasu I i of Social IV AITO Buth 5C. suffered critical s s one driven by her She waS thrown from the M the d pension 5 a. tn. 7 3. is. a. tn. 12 W i less cf her light and rum a. snd jar he had come of our i 52 54 60 63 a 4 p. 6 p. in. 8 p. 1.0 p. tn. 73 72 70 63 32 66 was near i In to W. Employs To End Hw George Near C. w. New E I See by the Want AdU Today ft Johnson twin n goad 7 in 20 err less T- 8 w Chicago Holdup Man Umbrella of IB my Report for ut want you wost 17 or in your HI trip That in Uw MKi a n v i i 1" M it tM is to pin in have ts havt rf IM
