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w'FE’s AL rig Willarm p Clty-p a B, ot REL ESe= 800 0f UF ing arnes, of gy in Pueblt Coy the ding on \*y burs, tau entire rend!!! FOR MAY 16.041 LAST EDITION 1 Watertown Daily Cimes. 4. 4 & Circulation Greater Than That of Any Other Northern New York Newspapers WATERTOWN, N. Y., TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 7, 1921. * ESTIMATE 500 KILLED BY FLOODS; LOSS $1 $1,000,000 APPROPRIATION IS ASKED FOR RELIEF TAREE CBXTS £1.10\ LM T XE CITY OF WATERTOWN. were 6. 0. P. PLANNING I Resians postr IN 1 ZIONIS8T MOVEMENT RABBI STEPH EN 8. WIS E. 1 ROW OFFICERS RESIGN STORMY MEETING HELD - iN a CLEVELAND MBA WSE quis POST, Repudiation of Administration of Of- ficors Loads to Resignation t leveland, Juns T.. Repudiation of the American Ztonist organization by the annual convention early to€ay re sulted fn the resignation of Judge Of mors an of dollars 8 8) and Bip wip \\+ st] 10 the according tp ved In ths (. _---- in p. [f New Basis For Delegtes to the Republican National Con- $N p f « blo abort 14g ventions Proposed 8 wife's Prep Lic o The prey OCC #41 in Pray tnefiaodmsa HUM EH a 8&P°D. brcaps ot ell {OUTH WILL LOSE HEAVILY t\} on fung « and \101132; 20. - TGs acrion to se TAKEN at meer. t % ING TOMORROW OF NATION. U 10 thiip gp AL COMMITTEE 70800 87 be a + Doll R This manuald * \an Int 5 T0 SUCCEED HAYS that buh ta afe in Peat Lil c __ th nk ~. nblo [$3 his: Campaign Deficit Also to Be Taken el it was tp Up By Body-Party Must Clean Up ,“ 18 pid Debts Before Congress Cam- -m to lga pargn Comes On Next Year. 4 “ion-n & Os -- « -- \ io ife By MARK SULLIVAN. I seblo Abet (SPECIAL TO THE TIMES) [ ted a psttig . 'r of tratls ty Washington, June 7--When the 1 at Lyon iq Republi an national committee im meets here tomorrow WN Hays will 6 n deyymp'lzf: retire as chairman after a career marke) by extraordinary good for Ham tna on the part of both the party % and of M Hays himself. The new Hypottray chairman will undoubtedly be John T Adams of Dubuque. la n- foday gee Mr Adams is a manufacturer with or infeclon ¢ whom politics is an avocation Thir T teen yrars ago ho was manager of «lt cays “its; the campaign of Senator Allison, and After my in 1911 was the manager of the Taft ton campaign in lowa Ho has been a, was treaud member of the Republican national respond ini { committee since 1912. and vicechain & the froge a man since 1917 mita Basis of Represontation . | t: at be v'. a The change in the chaimssnahip practted ear) w' be simple enough a maiter . St PRENT a al eyst There wil) probably be no opposition j to Mro Adams But therealter the committee wil} have business which | wil invnlve differences of opinion Ome of 'he important Items will bo the fring of representation to the met national convention The na toral comvention last year was cour, pored of 10%9 delegates The com ' milee tomorrow will probably fix a basia o' representation which will cagre [\e nerf national convention to of close to 1.300 members Pu *.se 'he number of delegates wi. be increased, cortain changes w' be made which will case the numbe n' southern delegatem to bn smac'er in the past, the south has bad about 120 delegates If the plan tha is now most probable is adept ed tom <n the number of south ere de ega'e« will be reduced toc abog' sev enty The «cheme of representation which will have the largest emount of oMr.al support tomorrow starts out with four delegates to each state there ia a sliding scale of representation for congress dis tris It is proposed. roughly that ear} congress district that casts 10. bre Re; ablican wotes shall have two delegates Each congress district tha upward of 40.000 or 50, \r KencHucan votre will have ain ad dimer. delegate, and each congress diss c++ ur casts less than roughly. 4\ oE votes will not have ans '= »gate Olt ds thie last feature 8 \> ; an that will markedly reduce! ;;° \ ' ber af southern delegates in , a mentan i New System In the South. | At 'er and more important plan dea t gow sh southern representation Wi e { roposed _ Since it is under co ave the sympathy of Preat, den ' «o ding dt will probably be “11'- ~- This plan is thal the He Pu \ parts shall adopt the sarge fraten ae the Democratic party and thal mis partiefpation - in its pri \Hames and conventions - to persons ¥ho can v ote and have voted in their rfiv‘l““ tre s'ater - It is proposed that; the T> jub\can party. like the Demo Crat gam shall accept the various “Z“ « governing suffrage and *\A v0 + admit to their primaries ori CDP ir- $4 bo the state laws from being a , hh' cractical result of this would; e 9 'a' in the south only so many | Neg=es w ould participate in the Be bublcan primates and conventions . 18 wre permitted to vote by the local 2:5“ 'aw. The result would be to! Un ccs all the scandal which now | 4MBes ont id each Republican national ; dnwn'irm out of the presence of Sleka'es who have been chosen h)\ {ermm who are not voters in their? 'Ome atge or t ar ; © Iurpose is commonly spoiten mn ** making the Republican party T; t south a white man's party. mfg,\ are large numbers of - white th s in the south who want to give '* ~- allegtlance 'to the Republican g?” Many of them are artuatedi Dm'a b lief in the principle of the tariff, Various sections ot touth want a tariff on sugar. on on lumber, and on the various t . shit; produced in the U the Tif a Julan W, Mack of Chicago and six other officers of thn organization and 35 of tha 50 members and the secre tary of the national executive com- mitteo Peter J 8chveftier. treasur er of the organization was the only incumbent to retain his position Action Follows Long Session The resignations came at the end of a long night session which ran over into the early morming hours and were announced from the floor by Judge Marck after the copmention had voted 153 to 71 to dfsapprowe the ' president's annual report of his stew ardahip Besides Judge Mack, Amer- Iran Zfomiat orga o@erials who relinquished their offices are Juatice Louls D Rrandela of Wash- ington honorary president. Rabbi Stephen 8 Wise of New York, hon orary vice president. Harry Frieden: wald of Baitimore and Nathan Rtraus New York, vice presidents, Jacob Delaas, secretary of the Pal eating department. and Reuben Hor chow, assistant treasurer and acting secretary for organization Horchow Is secretary and all except Justice . Brandeis are members of the execu- tive committee Other executive committee mem- bera who resigned Include Renjamin V Cohen, New York; Bernard Flexner, New York, Felix Frankfurter, Cambridge. Horrece M [ance exchange whic hcompels mutual ' Kallen, New York. Louis 8 Paosnet.' companies to give New York. Robert Szold, New York. leo Wolman, New York Irma Lind: heim, New York and Samuel J. Ros ensohn, New York The Resolution Adopted. The delegates last night adopted the followigg resolution : \Having received and discusséd‘ president eof the! the report of the Zlonist organization of Ameria re lating to the differences that have arisen between the present adznioie tration of the Zionist organization of America and the World Zionist or ganization, particularly in reference to the Keren Hayesod. and having given careful consideration to the arguments and etplanations advance ed for and deainst the position taken in that report. we, the representa tives of the Zionist organization of America, in regular convention as- rem bled. declare, 'That while wa appreciate to the ' oms anibody who is prevent , fullest extent the services ren dered thereof.\ to eur cause by the present o@fcers | of the administration, we regard it, however @s our duty to state that the course of action pursed by the present administration constituted a violation of the discipline of the or- ganization, fraught with danger to its {integrity and con trory to the high- eat interest of the Zlonist movement at this time, and we therefore re- or Judge Mack and Six Other Officers. the administration of the officers of FIRE INGURANGE __ !RECION OF COLORADO -_- WHERE FLOOD OCCURRED \a ProgE DroPPED ' Lockwood Investigating Com- mittee to Suspend Investi- gation of Companies a3 oF Biggest concerns | Gnes To CHANGE METHODS LEGISLATURE TO MAKE RECOM- MENDATIONS TO ERADICATE OB- JECTIONABLE PRACTICES SESSION TALKED Rate Bodies To Be Done Away With Under Agreement Entered Into With Untermyer-Other Drastic Changes To Be Made. w' \he \ kN: SCALE 0» monk ® i 4 The star shows about where the datns broke which added to the havoc caused by the flood. COL ORAOO SPRINGS ac % a [Congress Asked for $1,000,000 1 For Relief in Flood District w Washington, June 7 -One million dollars would be made immediate [| iy available for relief work in the flood district of Colorado under resolu- tions introduced simultaneously today in the senate and house by Sena- tor Phipps and Representative Hardy, both of Colorado . Decision to seek a millfon dollars for relief work was reached by the Colorado delegation in comgrp®es after conferences with President Harding and Secretary Weeks. The money would be used solely in the reEief of distress and not for the restoration of property. The resolutions will be treated as emergency legisiation, Senator Plzipps said. The American Red Cross ampnounced todsy that contributions re [| sefved in answer to President Harding's appeal would be forwarded promptly to the stricken area. $15,000,0 RED CROSS AIDS FLOOD SUFFERERS: - WATER STILL RECEDING IN DENVER | 100 FEINERS CAPTURED IN New York, June 7-The Lockwood legislative committes today suspend- ed its investigation into fire insur- ance companies after Samuel Unter myer, committee counsel, announced that 43 leading companies had agreed to certain recommendations for legislation that would eradicate objectionable practices. May Call Speciat Session. |_ These recommendations, he said. | would be made at a special session of the legislature if Governor Miller would gssemble the law makers for the purpose Otherwisq they would be made at the next regular session Mr. Untermyer added that the in surance companies had agreed to do away,. through their associations and rating bodtes, with certain practices which would not require legislative action to abolish Phases of the fire insurance busi- ness in the United btates had so a complete investigation and would recommend a complete and fearless falature might determina irommmeo and the fire companies desired. this done,. he add: ed Power of Reviewing Rates, Recommendations which Mr In termyer said the fire insurance com- | panies would support would Include, one that the superintendent of in surance have the power of reviewing all rates and the manner of their. making with the privilege of an ip | peal to the courts j Another would take away from ex- changes of Insurance concerns the. power finally to approve or disap: prove apparatus designed to prevent fires or curb them All such equip / ! of standards at Washington would be | panies licensed by the atate might ' become members of rating associa- tions. with all the privileges of other members. This would remedy tha lprnctire of the New York fire insur , up their custom |of granting rebatas to policy holders out of the corporations' profits. The fire insurance companies, Nr. Untermyer said, refused to agree to proposed legislation which would re: |atriet their investments in the same manner as those of life insurance corporations He added. however, that the committee would make this recommendation, asking that the fire insurance companies be given five years in which to get rid of secunri-; ties not on the approved list The committee also expects opport ® , tion to a recommendation that the ; ! companies be required to invest a | certain pércentage of their total as- lseta in bonds secured by mortgages on unencumbered real property, Mr.! Untermyer declared. (Continued on Page Eleven.) / Rretfully express our d iéapprova] The resignation of Justice Bran- ! deis was presented in a letter read by Judge Mack in which he declared he was in complete agreement with the principles | Lord Pirrfe, Relfast left for the opening of the parl#rment at 10 a m, driving through Bailymsa carrett. i display of public interest, as the ship: | yard men and other working people ___ 'and the population in general were apparently reserving any demonstre tion of note for the etpected arrival of King George for the state opening of the parliament on June 22, which will mean a general public holf day The party of and policies adopted ' was received at the city hall by Lord NEW PARLIAMENT FORMALLY OPENS IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY HELD IN BELFAST HUGH ONEIL 16 SPEIKER Nationalist and Sinn Fein Members Absent As Forty Unionists Take Seats and Proceed to Organ iiation of House} (By The Ameoclated Presa) < Belfast, Ireland, June T.-The par- llament of northern Ireland, elected | last month under the new home rule many ramifications. he said. that the measure, was opened today amid im- committso would be unable to MAKE | pressive scenes in the council cham- ber of the city hall inquiry in some manner that the leg Moby dccumed in the presancs of a thad announced yestordmy that if this Both the uignified gathering In@ur@n®© tonalist or Sinn Foin mommberm elect bere. The cere None of the na- ed to the parliament were presorft as ant the 40 Unionist mambers took their Stillman named only Ars Florence seals and proceeded to the organiza- tion of the house. Hugh O'Nefl!, son of Lord ONeill, w AA and Sir James Craig, the premer, an- nounced the following cabinet - Home Bates Minister of finance -H N Pollock | unanimously elected aporker, secretary-Sir I»aw son ; Minister of eduration-The Mar ; lator that there was evidence tand- quir of Londonderry. Minister of labor- ~ M. Andrews | the Banker, he would agmin scek to Minist ultur on. E A. ment approved by the national board lit-Chas.“- of agriculture -Hom. City Halt Inedequate. S'VPthvmm in ”ft Wik 33“ ' The Belfast city ball, although viggttézmgn‘fi’flT“ 1215331139 oggmrrhltecturnny one of the finest buildings in Burops, was hardly ade quate for the Installation of the par lament though it contains ample accommo- dations for the 52 to the house (six 'six Nationalists who did not mppear today body in addition to the 40 Uhicnists), |is hopelessly small when considered from Nevertheless the company in the lit- | \tle galleries, gathered to witness the' opening ceremonial. oughly representative of the north- ern province, the only notable ab sentee, it was commented. betmg Car | dinal Logue Vigcount Fitzalan, the new v4rerov , Yl¢ted of participating in recent dis- whose first cerernony this was. ar rived in Belfast at 8 a. m., with Lady Fitzalan, driving to the mansion of \!¢k Maher went to their doom for The counrcf! chamtbser, al- members elected Sinn Feiners and having been chosen to the the spectators' viewpoint. appeared thor- the lord Heuterant at The viceroy and vfcerine Thero was little outward bigh functionaries by the national executhve committee. Mayor Coates, and the guard of hon Judge Mack assured the delegates jor was Inspected. Afterwards there that he and the others who resigned was r reception ofthe officials by the with him would resin in the ranks members of the Belfast corporation of Zionism. ; on PLANT IN PITTSBURGH SUBURB. Factory of M'Keesport Tin troyed---1,500 Men Pittsburgh. Pa, Tune T~- Loss by Thrown Out Of Work. The lord mayor presented $.000.000 HRE WRECKS RUS - - :B e fas \The Impérial parlisment,\ the ad i dress set forth, \has deemed it pro per to transfer a large portion of its legislative and administrative pow ers to the parliaments established in {Ireland, and we, loyally abiding by | that decision, will do our utnrost to support the government of northern Ireland in efforts to promote the hap Iplness and the prosperity of tha peo- ple of this province of the Tnited Kingdom.\ Replying to the address, the vice Plate Company Partly Des- « | brought under control until an early ' behalf of the municipality Lord Mayor Speaks, an ad- \hd oth fire which partially destroyed the bour this morning. The plant is said he had come among them other elements in the south P to be one of the largest in the world, at a time momentous in Trish history. “ifljgfl Identify themselves with the {prl‘il‘ ''an jarty because they pre ; e foreicn policy of that party. | Plan thet It is proposed to_adopt | IP‘Wflw It meaiat to put the Repun- &l party in the south in the fran ds Of th se \___\ Se elements. (Continucd . on Page Eleven.) U pou plant of the McKeesport Tin Plate company at McKeesport, a maburb, having 44 mills and éxmploying nor-; He joined with all his heart in the' late last night, was eslimated at mally 8.000 men. Approximately 1.- desire for peace and. good will, and nearly $3,000,000 by The fire; stinking in tory of the Nufer Cedar company, the box face-; fielals said. temporarily as a result of the fire, of- officials of the| 500 men will be thrown out of work he most earnestly hoped that this | tour, when it canmic to take its due 'place in history Darnagée sustained by the Nufer bave been the __ spread to the machine shop arad tin| company will amount to $200,000, it ;of peace, happiness house of the plant and wam not was said, 7, might be found_to forerunner of a e and prosperity ' for Ireland, WOMAN 11 ACTOR DEFENSE TO NAME ONE KNOWN ONLY A8 \CLARA\ ALLOWED T0 AMEND Answer Justice Keogh Limits Until June 14 the $Stmy Granted Monday. Partial List of The Pueblo Flood Victims Pusblo, Colo., Jure 7.-An incom- plete list of identified dead was post- -ed this -moratup at the tnformation bureau of the Colorado Rangers. The HMst follows: Edna Gray. Mary M. Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard, colored. John Forreous. Dr B. R Gary. Jahn SUB. Clark. Dan C. Croedy. Mary McAlister, colored. Miss Sarah M. ByTd, Denver. Mrfu. A. Byrd, Daenwer. BATTLE - occurs in STREET SECTION U New Rocholle, June 7.-Supremse Court Justice Keogh today limited until Juno 14 the stay which he granted yosterday in the Stillman di vOrce Cass, At the same time he gave counsel for Mrs. Anno U. Stillman permission to Mo an amonded aniwer to her circling Operation. (By The Associated Presse.) Cork. Ireland, . forces captured more than 100 mem beoker husband's complafat charging | - Martto Gaibun. f - her with Infidelity | Defense counsel| 8. A. Currie. bere of the Irish republitan army in H. A. AHan. lam stroot last night, after a battle | pernaisston wore received, a woman | william Korpel. in which three Siun Feiners ware Ignaz: only “MEI-ml\ would l? Ars. SBbattioc { killed and 12 wounded. The casual a as an a onal co-respond-| wuj Korber. , In ber original answer, Mra. Nulhlzsndul. ties to 1h; crown forces, it {s stated, CHinton Morris. were slight. |A Leods, an ex-chorus girl T. Bvans. The crown forces were conducting. who: my ifs-33 obtained fin?\ E. C. Hanes, Glenwood Springs. an encircling operation over &a wide er remnamn of Yonkers | ar Scbaubel. had old the court be had been attor | a g hank, area with airplane scouts when they encountered the Sinn Feinors. Two Youths Shot Dead. ney of record for Mra. Stillman only 12 hours ind needed tims to famil- larize himself with the case. Mr. Broonan, Minnie D Sladio, Dorothy Werts. Mrs. Westcott (iGentificatton not who has recently | certain). shot dead in their homes last niglt takom full charge of Mrs. Stilliman's | T. Hall, colored. near Camlough, County Armagh, by case. declires that if it developed | Doris Dembaer. masked men who attached labels to Prank Irwin. the bodies declaring the youths bad | ing to incriminate other women with | - Henry Miller. been executed by the Irish republi- The bursau Also listed two unidan- tiled woman and four unidentified rion. Associlte Jusnice tiv CALs White House VISIT RENEWs SPECULATION as TO POSSIBLE APPOINTMENT A8 CHEF susTice. have the answer amended. Opposing counsel sfter s confer ence agreod to resume hearlugs be fore Referee Gleason in Poughkesp sio J une 15 THREE - N MT. JOY JAL vote on AL. 10 Up in House Thurs- Washington, June 7.-A visit to| - I e the 'White Houso todmy by Assocfate day“ : Mem Convicted of Participating Justice Day of the supreme court re- & newed speculation as to hi ss¥ble In Irish Disorders Go nvpolntmpgnt}. chief Jmugep'too suc- fflgmg’ $115: gag Earl; to Death. cass the late Edward | ing. Representative Mondell, the Re- White. Justice Day said later that: be lmad called to say good-bye as he was about to leave for a vacation in Dizblin, June 7-Three men, con- Ohio, _. Thursday and be roted on Friday. 'ordeis in Ireland, were executed 5 amamonnmmmumse . here todey. Edward Foley and Pat- Timon“ IN CIRCULATION BUM. ME\ m GBNFEHEHGE SHOWS DROP IN YEAR 'the murder of a royal Erish constabu- lary sergeant at Knockiong. wile Constable William Mitchell was exe- cuted for the murder of Magistrate Dizom of Dunlavin, County Wexford. For the first time since executions began ot Mount Joy prison last year, the public was excluded from the in- ner square at the front entrance while the executions were being car- ried out. Crowds assembled in the outer part of the jail grounds in the early hours, however, and sang hymms and recited prayers for Foley and Maher. \- At §:15 a warden placed m notice on the gate that the three men bad been sxecuted. Everybody's Spending Money Shrinks $1.09. Washington, June 7.-Every. PUBLICITY FOR body's spending money shrank by $1.99 during the last year, according to the monthly cirow. lution etatement Issued today by the treasury. # On June 1, 1920, per capita In the country. was $5742 compared with $55.43 om June 1, 1921. in the same per. lod the total morey in ciroy- lmtion dropped from $6,102,162,- 2il4 to §5,083,258,293. UNDER DI8CUSSstON. DOUBT WINNECKES COMET VISIBLE TO THE NAKED EYE Expert Astronomers Say It Will Not Come Within 10,- 000,000 Miles of Earth--Nearest On June 13. Cambridge, Mass., June 7.-Win- approach to the sun on June 13, and necke's comet, the expected near ap- 3:13:21 $9 Mubgsgtei’t ttz'i 3:01“ the . ou , however, proach of which to the earth thi8}) whaeghar it will be visible to the mak- month has caused much comment, | ed ays, as It will be of probmbly will not come within 10,000,-| sith magnitude,. In any case only 000 miles of us, according to informa- | an experienced observer : with _a ory | thon fecelved at the Harvard college | cleaz sky to aid him could. diatingulgh observatory from _ astronomers n{ the comet without a telescope, __ _| various parts of the world who are}! - Reverdi.mstronomers predict a me- studying Sts motfon closely. teordic shower on Juke 27 as m remult The comet will make its nearest | of the comet's appromch, v. s- h ff & -8 The conference was and transportation. THANKS HARDING FOR HIS GRAM TO THE PPREs. DENT TODAY. ' Washington, Puablo Aood BATTLE IN CITY OF CORK CROWN FORCES USE PLANES M FLIGHT MILL 3 ILLED, 12 WOUNDED Casualties to Crown Slight-Conflict Begins When Scout Planse Encoun- ter Feiners While Conducting £&n- June 1.-Crown Dublin, June 7.-Two youths were END WAR FRIDAY Porter Resolution to Be Called publican leader, said the Porter reso- lution to terminste the state of war would be called up in the house WITH FALL AND HOOVER INFORMATIQN RELATING TO THAT INDUSTRY Washington, June 7.-Publcity for information relsting to the coal in- dustry was the subject for discussfon at an informal conference today in the office of Secretary Fall of the interior department, Secretary Hoov- er, officers of the national coal asso- clation and representatives of whole- salers and retailers of coal attend- arranged through Senator Frelinghuysen, au- thor of a bill now before the senaste providing for collection and publica- tion by the department of comtmarca of information regarding coal minin® t se. OFFER OF AID IN PUEBLO 4 GOVERNOR SHOUP SENDS TELE Jung 7.-Govarnor Shoup 21th Ctillttlmtdoprlgxd sent = tele f not gram of thanks to sident Harding: tor his offer of federal aid mth THE WEATHER Tonight: Cloudy, i Wednesday: Cloudy. we = =-- & ONLY 55 - ARE RECOVERED . 1 Pueblo Auth.orities Begin Com- : plete Survey to Ascertain. i Exact Loss nefuce: ohne se up - | FOR SCORES OF #OMELES$. FIELD HOSPITAL ESTABLISHER BY RED CROSS TO CARE FOR RELIEF WORK R cive AD 10 AL 1M Wikt £ United States Army Airpimnes Ar .| rivo om Scene and Will Be Uni 4 7 For Scouting Purpomes &n Flood: .:: Area. hale |- - (By The Associated Press.} - $- Puoblo, Colo.. June 7-—-Knox§;_ dead from Friday's food in Publié totalled 55 today when three addi tiotkl bodies were recovered. iy. today 42 bodies wore at the morgue and ten had been recovered on the: - St. Charles mosa. #0001. $\ I A committes of real estate men tof ! day estimated the property damage. ~ in Pueblo from the flood at betwask . :$15,000,000 aand $20,000,000, Thirin. . cluded buildings and contents. H Most of Strosts Accesaibte, -~ i- With the recession of the flood wal : ters of the Arkanams riwer to a jp 3 ennai - els and ra yarik kaos 466. . work of clearing up time ma buildings was accelerat gy. '% Major Hartis, quartermasder corpi, _ in charge of installatio® ‘af'tgga‘t ' ¥ convoy. system, had a <orpe.of ma activo today unloading tricks m gettitig glam started Back to Colp» : , rado Springs for & fooG supplys '; -> ;] The military order | requiricg mip ablo-bodied men to report for work brought out a Inrge force today.$ It was planned to? *o end & 7 cue party down the river im bouts i% # gin effort to recover bodies mloug the,. . ver, - bowers =! Red Cros officials today a j] that the dexth list will moa hen 3 & complete count is possible, - ; ' The outitendiny | fomture - of the ° flood was the utter sbhrence ¥ aspin it of discouragement. lol These various projects were def\ nitely mapped out at | a fmorgen . = tlon meeting of the \ rea, het ag night at which the heach #5 the vart> ous departments and a Hxifibeér sf out of town Red Cross workers Kere -- prasent, <e o c y Tent Colony For Homalass, ~* ~ According to Dr. J, 3. Pletos,. local medical director of the cm the field hospital will actomioda 250 patients. 'The \tink cole will 231m. homeless flood stffersre iin the dead now being miele, Robert 5. Gast, chatmikil. $6. olty relief committee, aid today (hak - present conditions will Indfcate tha there is a property deimaga ah proximately $15,000,000 tha estimate of 500 killed \wam as go as iny.\ & & Four bodies ware recovered total of 22 declared known to: in the towns of Avondale, ¥ adhllaoonz, and the dgi'xcb § ablo and Buone, 20 mJles dow. river, accordifg to a report rect heretoday. *~ Three United States army planes are here from Fort Sill, 0 and will bo used for scouting * pr posess, it was announced today by. jor F,. Bradley of the sir service; charge of the expedition, e FLOODS RECEDiNG i In CITY oF PENV _ Denver, Colo., June 7.-The Flakig: river which yesterday orerflow Tuésdiy, | The Times' thermomeiter of 67. %. pd g! s afternoon it war 10 «lop #i a 1 s {Z‘Ai‘éf‘i’gtzfi’t’o’xé‘ R . & ester ¥ ay 8 this morning, and 3009 Ria gh THOOM. \ | Sin rlantt far., . Sun seta “Lia-M, a
