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CAM a( AA' TURKIS & DOMUESTRC BLEND DEATH IST IN STORM AREA NEARS 200 MARK Wire Service Is Badly Crippled and and Indications Are That Death TPoll 1May increase EIGHT STATES ARE AFFECTED Thousands Made Homeless by Torna does in Georgia, Alabama, India na and Illinois. Chicago, March 29.-The death list of the Palm SuBnday tornadoes tha swept sections of eight Dtates tonigh stood at one hundred and[ adventy three. Telegraph and telephone service with many isolated communities in the Mid('le West had only been partly re stoned tonight and indications were that the toll of death and destruction would be augmented. The knowvn dlead in six central Wes era States numbered 95, while 55 wer< killed in Georgia and Alabama. The property loss in the Chicago ares alone was estimated at $6,000,00 wvhile in the other states affected the material loss was large. Elgin, Ill. suffered the heaviest property loss the dlamage there being $4-,000,000. Illinois was the hardest hit of thE Central states with thirty (dead, mor< than one hundred inaiuredl and tw< thousand madle homeless. Indiana reported twventy-eight fa talities andl Ohio twenty-six. Nini were killed in Michigan and one cacd in Wisconsin and Missouri. u:mmnuttmmtrnum AN OLD WORD) WI' Modern, up-to-date than simply the selling creased Efficiency; it is and assures Satisfactio Service, in its fullest our store covenant. LE~T US SERV Dickson I The Ra tittittttimurtltritt trnttrtttnii Its dol to doug no man 4 cigarette CAMELS quali of choice Tur . tobaccos hand you isfy every smoke c You will prefer ti kind smoked straiE Camels mellow appeal.to you. T1 that smoothnese Go the limit wit] tire your taste. An ant cigaretty aftert retty odor! Just compare 4 rette in the wor Camels are sold every'where in ackades of 20 cigsrettes; or Cigarettes) int a glaaaine-pap, We strongly recommend iua or office supply or when yo R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO C( 38 Dead in Georgia. The death list in Georgia was placed at thirty-eight, and in Alabama at ] seventeen. At Joliet, Ill., three persons were , probably fatally injured fourteen were I seriously hurt and the property loss t was estimated at a half million dol lars. Troops patrolled the streets of El gin, Melrose Park and Wilmette to- t (day. Health Commissioner Robertson, of i Chicago, mobilized every available surgeon and nurse and sent them to J the stricken areas. Mayor Thompson I seted with the city coineil in raising funds by public -subscription and Red Cross headquarters were opened. t Legion . Lends Aid I In several places American Legion posts sent volunteers to watch for looters and assist in relief work. Henry J. Cox, weather forecaster for Chicago, said the tornado was the re sult of a combination of two storms. One dleveloped in Alaska, traveled through British Columbia and joined a storm from the Southwest, which (le < velopedl in the aridl plateaus of South1 ern Arizona andl Nevada. This combi t Ination, Professor Cox saidl, resulted t in a rotary motion wvhich formed ed (lies and caused a tornadq, 1 Although the tornado traveled for wardl at a rate of about fifty miles an] hour, the wind at the core of the tor nadlo was estimatedl to have had a ve locity of from two hundred to three, hundredl miles an hour. Atlanta, Mar. 29.-Relief work was SER VICE ill A NEW MEANING store 4K vice means more of goods; it stands for in the Acme of Value-Giving n with every p)urchase. meaning, is a fixed- part of E YOUR NEEDS. )rug Store, xall Store. tittuuttititwmnmmmanna:nou wver smoked a better at any price! ty, and their expert blepd kish and choice'Domestic i a cigarette that will sat lesire you ever expressed. iis Camel blend- to either rht! -mildness will certainly te "body" is all'there, and I It's a delightl 2 Camels! 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The number of injured was know o run into the hundreds,'and after kight of darkness and confusion at endant upon the wreckage of the poi r plants, the injured at LaGrang Lnd West Point were being cared fo n improvised hospitals with the' ai >f the Atlanta Red Cross and arm tuthorities here. *Property Loss Heavy Property loss at LaGrange we stimated at $500,000 'with that a W1est Point said to be "hundreds ( housands." The iLurnado that swei hrough West Point shortly after >'elock Sunday afternoon wrec~ked tii susinaess part of that town even mnor everly than did the floods of las )ecember ,according to reports her< it LaGrange the chief damage wasi he mill section where several hund Professional Cards JNO. G. DINKINS Attorney-at-Law MANNING, S. C. DuRANT & ELLERBE Attorneys at Law MANNING, S8- C. Fl. 0. Purdy. S. dliver O'Brya: .PURDY & O'BRYAN Attorneys and Counselors at Law. MANNING, S. C. FRED LESESNE Attorney at Law MANNING, S. C. 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