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cyclones death list grows as reports come from various centres twentyeight cities and towns of missouri kentucky ten nessee illinois and indiana report death lists totalling nearly s00 marquis curzon dies from operation prince is busy on eve of long journey lord president of council had j tour of south africa and distinguished career at col lege and in public life south america will entail absence of six months a despatch from london says london march 23 this will be marquis curzon of kedeston lordja very busy week for the prince of president of the council died here wales who is leaving- saturday on his a despatch from chicago says those in charge speak in millions early friday jnorring j tour of south africa and south ara- estimates trxide lata on tluridav give when iskcd to estimate material- death came at 535 oclock his erica to be gone from england at the maximum number of 912 killed and losses the biisf despatches read physicians had been with him through- feast six months the prince is add- at least 5000 injured in the tornadoes 5100000 in southwestern kentucky out the night ing speed to his social whirl and bid- which swop through southern liliai 2000000 at princeton 6000000 the marquis curzon george na- ding as many friends farewell as pos- ois indiana missouri kentucky and in southern illinois 100000 inthaniel curzon from the cradle to sible there being but one public en- ohio late o wedroday missouri j the toml exemplified to perfection inj on his schedule this week e grow expe half a century cities ana towns outside aid was covering reporting death lists ranging from 1 to carrv help and comfort to surviv- government witn such success that ne be reopened to the public in may to as high as 400 ors the had cross rushed supplies fid almost every great office under j much of the p time is baing 1 ouis chicago offered 500- a the crown except the highest of al spent bearing up his business af- h as 400 southern illinois suffered the heavjf st lest destruction in murphysboro 000 the illinois legislature appro- j the post of prime minister i fairs before leaving england and ii l lord curzon was in the war cabi- ma fmal arran for the alono more than 150 bodies have been printed a like amount the missouri counted arc the death toll is esti- re 25000 and the southern 1et the lloyd george coaation journey but ha hopas to participate mated as high as 400 west f rank- illinois american legion 0000 other in one short hunt with his favorite crossword puzzle fort reports a loss of life of from 300 contributions are expected to reach to s50 and the dead in de soto num- 100000 ber more than 100 parrish and gorj from th casualty list it appears ham were virtually lavellcd by the more than 100 chi an in- tornado with 80 known dead former and 100 in the latter tha fants were victims every available a message relayed through cairo- visi serious operations are per- j dwelling was a morgue in the zone of i visitation serious operations are per- 111 from chief despatcher wallace formed virtually outdoors columns of tho mobio ohio railroad at persons thrce an four deep sev- murphysboro to vicepresident irving eral b suu waite in the f d at 1 fr i darkness on thursday night to claim 500 to 1 200 and pjaeedjha loss to the their kin and fhends railroad there at la00000 i indianas dead will number 200 or apparently arising in the missouri more according to reports fromj l to p and zigzagged lvansville princeton reports between p m 11 20 and 100 killed at griffin in bl nosers it could be 75 were reported dead more than 40 measured by feet it was more mere- bodies already have been counted inf lts unload tho streets lts fur in iilnols an1 indiana it several towns in tho path of the kentucky and tennessee twister which apparently came out of moro lanclfl it appeared the ozark hills due to low barometric a despatch from chicago says- pressure in arkansas and first struck reports received on thursday fiom at annapolis mo virtually were de- towns in illinois indiana missouri stroyed while fire in many places addj kentucky and tennessee that suffered ed to the horror and havoc i from wednesdays tornado show the darkness still hampered rescuers following dead and injured on thursday night in a few towns as lighting systems have not been re paired automobile lights candles and flashlights are substituting for power plants pullman cars have ar rived to houre refugees in one or two sectors villages of tents are being used elsewhere s5i i fox hounds before he goes the i prince however has given up any j idea of taking in any of this weeks internationally known racing events at which the hair to the throne to gether with the rest of britains roy alty are usually present the battle cruiser repulse which is to take the prince on his southern tour has beai outfitted with the lat est wireless equipment a receiving set having been installed in the princes suite so that he will be able to listen in at sea the speech he is to daliver upon his arrival at capo town and his later speeches at jo hannesburg pretoria and durban will bo broadcast the princes brother prince henry will accompany him to portsmouth for the start of the tour on saturday illinois indiana missouri kentucky tennessee total 84 dead i mured 082 1000 93 575 2g c9 17 25 27 53 845 2912 choice 11 to 12 do mad 7 to 8 do grassers 350 to 450 milch cows choice 70 to 80 fair cows 40 to 50 springers choice 75 to tdrrwrn k ffht sheep 8 to 9 heav ivixvviv jes and bucks 450 to 625 good ewe man wheat no 1 north 176 lambs 1450 to 16 do med 10 to no 2 north 171 no 3 north 12 do culls 8 to 9 hogs thick 167i no 4 wheat 157 smooths fed and watered 1300 do man oats no 2 cw 59 no fob 13 do country points 1275 3 cw 55c extra no 1 feed 56c no r do off car3 14 select premiums 1 feed 53c no 2 feed 49cl 257 ah the above cif bay ports american corn track toronto no 3 yellow 130 millfeed del montreal freights bags included bran per ton 28 i montreal oats can west no 2 67c no 3 v 9c extra no 1 feed 56c no 2 shorts per ton 30 middlings 36i wl 52c flour man spring good feed flour per bag 2 30 i wheat pats firsts 980 seconds ont oats no 2 white 40 to 43c 930 strong bakers 910 winter ont wheat no 2 winter 135 to p choice 775 bran 2825 140 no 3 winter not quoted no 11 shorts 3025 middlings 3625 commercial nominal fob shipping hay no 2 per ton car lots 14 to points according to freights jvjlji government and was made leader of the house of lords in 1916 he con tinued in that position throughout the war and the reconstruction period he became secretary of statefor foreign affairs in 1919 and continued in that office in the bonar law government after the lloyd george rule had been smashed by tho tories meanwhile he had risen two more steps in the peerage to an earldom and then to a marquisate it was at that time that his ac cumulation of honors operated against lord curzon in his ambition to become prime minister when bohar law retired in 1923 there was beside lord curzon only one other man regarded as likely for the post stanley bald win weighing in opposition to cur- wireless planned for hudson bay whole of northwest terri tories soon provided with uptodate means of communication ottawa march 2 with ilia con struction this summer of a wireless station at aklava at the mouth of the mackenzie river and at fort smith in the mackenzie river basin the system of communications for the northwestern section of the north west territories will be complete tho department now is turning its attention from the western to the eastern part of this vast territory and the next station to be erected it is announced will be on the western zon was the new tradition against shores of hudson bay this station appointing as premier a peer who will be strong enough to communicate could not meet attacks on the govern- with winnipeg and it is hoped with ment in the houseof commons hence a station to be established on baffin mr baldwin a commoner received the island it is probable that the sta- place i tion will be built at chesterfield inlet lord curzon remained in tha for- contrary to expectations the new eign- office in the baldwin govern- boat bought in england by the north ment he went to lausanne to lead j west territories branch of the dept the allies in making their peace treaty of tho interior will not be used for with the turks barley malting 72 to 77c buckwheat no 2 nominal rye no 2 1 to 104 man flour first pat 980 to ronto do second pat 930 toronto ont flour 90 per cent pat 6 butter no 1 pasteurized 34 to 34c no 1 creamery 33 to 33c seconds 32 to 32 vic eggs fresh extras 39c fresh firsts 36c pota toes per bag car lots 70 to 75c cows good fat dairy type 5 and prairies are swept by blinding buzzard in bags montreal or toronto do bulk up do med 4 and 475 calves seaboard 660 straw carlots per ton 8 heavy 10 do com and mod 7 750 and 8 very com ones 6 hogs se- screenings standard recloared f lects 1125 mixed 1375 ob bay ports per ton 28 hay no 2 per ton 11 to 12 no 3 per ton 9 to 1050 mixed per ton 8 to 10 cheese new large 2414 to 25c twins25 fo 25v4c triplets 25 to 26c stiltons 26c old large 25 to 26c twins 26 to 27c triplets 27 to 28c butter finest creamery prints 36 army in the fiald durin to 37c no 1 creamery 35 to 36c no j 2 33 to 31c dairy prints 28 to 29c eggs fresh extras in cartons 38 to 39c loose 36 co 37c fresh firsts 34 to 35c splits 31c live poultry hens over 4 to 5 lbs 20c do 3 to 4 lbs 15c spring chick- ens 4 lbs and over mf 24c do corn nearly six inches of snow fell manitoba the centre of storm a despatch from winnipeg says the prairie provinces are battling with a blinding blizzard rivalling in intensity the storm that gripped the west last week from many points in manitoba and saskatchewan reports state that the blizzard is the worst appellate yourt tho annual expedition into the arctic this year the boat which is called the franklin has been found to be not largo enough to provision itself for so long a voyage it was bought by the department to act as a lighter- ship to a larger vessel and to be one of two to sail into tho arctic the numerous posts now established on baffin island and ellesmere island as well as in the more central parts of tho arctic really require two boats this year the trip will be made in horizontal 1 a great island n of canada 7 a synagogue ruler whose daugh ter was raised from the dead 12 girls name 13 a city in venezuela 18 suffix meaning of the nature of like 17 a cape on the coast of new foundland 18 a tambourine 19 an entrance or passage min ing 20 one of the churches abbr 22 achieved 24 prefix meaning from out of 25 personal pronoun 26 a kitchen utensil 28 preposition 30 close to by 32 a woodland deity 33 merciless 35 a wading bird 38 an entrance way 40 mans name familiar 45 nd of ship columbus sailed in 42 relative pronoun 43 ribcr of a tropical american plant 45 a laborer on a mexican estate 46 ago poet 48 sorrow or suffering poet 50 a weight abbr 52 a stayrope 64 middle abbr 65 preposition 66 part of verb to be 58 member of a city council abbr 60 to exist 61 a country of s e asia 62 an implement for separating grain by beating 64 exclamation of regret 65 possessive pronoun 67 a military titlo 69 mans name 70 to summon and gather together 71 a province in east canada vertical 1 to shut out 2 to conform 3 rront 4rsufflx used as an adjective termination 6 mana name familiar 6 toll 7 a container 8 like 9 an excursion by any means op conveyance 10 a city of eastcentral new york 11 fixed in opinion 14 uncooked 15 to peruse 21 a small bed 23 girls name familiar 25 standing at the beginning 26 a step a dance 27 despotism 2e liberty 29 a color 31 a city of ontario canada 32 a city in punjab province lndl 34 reduce in value 36 a receptacle 37 a vessel for holding liquids 39 interjection 44 farm product 45 seedcasa 47 possessive pronoun 49 cover of a receptacle 61 a large group of south african tribes 53 to utter heedlessly 55 to vex 57 a lump 58 a high mountain 59 prefix meaning through 60 to tell tales 61 purpcss 62 at a distance 63 liquid abbr 65 a cavity or receptacle 67 a- degree abbr 68 name unknown abbr aircraft bomb has peculiar properties alleged mysterious invention wh find and destroy hostile machines a despatch from london says the revelation of an alleged invention i of a mysterious antiaircraft bomb which when sent into the air from the ground hunts out and destroys a hos tile machine was made in tha west- earl of ypres progressing satisfactorily after operation a despatch from london says the earl of ypres who as field mar- shal french commanded the british opcn wneel traffic in the prairie jarvis must ray 200000 and five years in many years the railways are forced with a herculean task in keeping their lines tha 15c ducklings 5 fed 22c roosters lbs and up 22c dressed poultry hens over 4 to 5 lbs 28c do 3 to 4 lbs 20c spring chickens 1 lbs and over mf 35c do corn fed 02c roosters 20c duck lings 5 lbs and up 27c turkeys 35c beans can handpicked lb oia primes 6c honey 60lb tins isljc par lb 1011 tins 13ic 5ib tins 14c 2 j- i 11 tins 15 to 16c j maple products syrun per imp gal 240 per 5gal tin 230 per gal maple sugar lb 25 to 26c smoked meats hams mod 29 to 31c cooked hams 44 to 45c smoked rolls 20 to 21c cottage rolls 22 to 24c breakfast bacon 26 to 2sc spej cial brnnd breakfast bacon 32 to 34c backs boneless 31 to 39c cured moats long clear bacon 501 rs ea ot to 70 lbs 1750 70 to 00 lbs 1080 formerly field marshal 90 lbs and up 1550 lightweight j french who underwent rolls in barrels 11 heavyweight j operation recently rolls sio per bbl on issf war underwent a severe and pro- tubs 19- to 20c pais 20 to 201jc 14 to 15c tubs 15 to 5c paisi bulletin says 15 to 16c prints 16 to 17c lord ypres condition after the minster gazette that paper says se- tho arctic the ship which has donejeret experimental and research work the work for the past several years now is being carried out with this weapon and continues it is a bomb which when within a certain radius of an airplane is at tracted by metal in the machine which cannot escape from it the details of the invention are being kept closely secret but it is understood that ex perts believe they are on the verge of a discovery which will be infinitely reduces fine by half solution of last weka puzzle h a 81 t 5 ft n as t e r a r ep 1 h 0 v e ltsf o r e s t t y f e l 1 t em g a 9 e r ei o g g u v t a r m a r t s s s sac u l t fe n a t jv e w elxja l t m p a r t i e m e a l a el 1 e r f o dbso a s afgibi 5 i s jessi- o tl 7 g olt r o c k 1 r e d o lrla n w k i rsd e r ground toward airplanes manoeuver- ing in the air and within a certain- range it immediately responds to cer tain magnetic influences set up by tha metal of the airplane this gives ft enormously increased velocity in the direction of the aircraft no amount of manceuvoring by tho pilot those engaged in the research believe will enable him to escape it is counter to- a pilotless airplane controlled by wire less from the ground great cities has been seriously disrupted sm 100000 manitoba was the centre of the- p p storm and weather reports indicate i tor railure to ray that nearly six inches of snow has toronto march 21 by the terms fallen already the blizzard raged of tho longwaited judgment in the more potential in aerial warfare than furiously around brandon while bat- jarvissmith appeal which was dc- the torpedo and the submarine have tleford saskatoon quappellc and livered by the appellate court at os- een at sea areas even as far west as lethbridgc goode hall ycstoruay the total joint bonmb is launched from the report record falls of snow through- line of 600000 is separated and cut out the stormswept district the tern- in two of which sum peter smith pcrature has been well above the zero former provincial treasurer of onj mark although colder weather is exjtario must pay 100000 and acmiliusj peeled to follow abatement of tho jarvis sr former toronto bond j wind i broker must pay 00000 in addition j to the 140000 he has already refund- twenty thousand cd tho province an amount inliiscase a despatch from tororto says at times the street presented a homeless in tokio oooo l0 an alternative swelled by the heavy rain which felijrj of five years imprisonment in addition during wednesday nigh and thurs tho iv rise to the dimensions of spectacle with telephone poles sir a john svere capital a despatch from tokio twenty thousand persons were ren dered homeless when a major conlla- gration swept norihestpin tokio de stroying 3000 buildings and resulting in ureslimated casualties the fire was brought under control wednesday night the fire started in t factory at nappoii junction in northeastern tokio and wednesday night was great conflagration ntfow yko riband i pnks boxes and hrge chunks of onlnn i ustroys qhe jusuce r m mel llls bcen thl southern ontario thurs- keeping down one heavy pece of 5ouu buildings in japanese fiscd in each case by the court the rose j one of the worst floods in timber crashed through the window original term of six months at the years roads were inundated and in of joseph blumenthals furnishings ava farm in the case of jarvis has e0 places streets wore blocked for and shoe store and continued bridown len livesixth completed but the hours by tha presence of several feet to the main corner where it formed thre3 years imprisonment to be served 0 water which flooded the cellars- a breakwater whjch saved several in kingston penitentiary by smith ground floors of stores or dwell- tores on the south side of queen st has two years and seven months still to run the finding of the appeal court is j based on a majority judgment which does not indicate who the dissenting judges were it war read by mr justice mngee and with him on the troops choice heavy steora 775 to 350 operation is as satisfactory as could do good 7 to 750 butcher steers le expected but it must of recosiity imperial choice 7 to 775 do good 050 wive rise to anxiety for some timj ctnun to 7 do med 550 to g do com j3rlens 450 to 525 butcher heifers choice 675 to 7 do med 550 rtuwir mieripvro hold to 6 do com 450 to 525 butchr 1 ivlajesues co ilokj cows choice 5 to 550 do fair four courts in london to good 350 to 150 canners and cutters 225 to 275 butcher hulls i march 23 the king ami sweeping in a southwesterly direction toward uyeno largest of the metro politan paiks and site of the famous museum and zoological rlvv are on the scene tearing clown houses in an effort to prevent a further spiead cf the hae thousands of residents lailsn with household effects are streaming to ward safety firemen wcrs hplcw in their at tempts to check the conflagrant out burst became of tho drouth that had exhausted the reservoirs i lf20 ings extinguished ires and ruined from being flooded james martin a large stocks of merchandise i piano dealer is another heavy loser brampton where the flood is said his pianos floating in the water during to lie the worst since 1876 was under the day mccullochs planing factory water damage which run into thou- dawson co the jcnnings green- sands of dollars was done in tha peal houses barnetts grocery wongs res- county towr when the ftobicoke ovcrj taurnnt and the capitol theatre are bench were justice orde middleton flowed its hnrks and covered the main other firms which suffered heavy losses hodgins and smith street with frcm two to three feet of by the encroachment of tho water water the flood started at 830 in at voodbridge the tfirmber river population cf bulgaria the morning and reaching its maxi- covered the lower end of the village now totals 51 15906 mum at noon had subsided by evening with about two feet of water during 1 trucks could be driven through it the day some of which was still on a despatch from sofia says t with difficulty but toav other traffic the ground at night large pieces wlii- of bulgaria rowiuibrs except a rowboat and few crude of ice trees and lumber of all sort 115006 according to figures pub- rafts it vvs clod for the day all wore carried through this section of lished by the official newspaper ia business was suspended nd with the the village by the flood which reacned bulgarie these are based on the hotels and restaurants out of comnis up about 175 yards from tha normal census of 1021 sion many folk went without dinner liver banks besides the tannery about the record shows that the increase k robson of the ttqyil hotel lost scvj 20 houses were in the flooded area of population has been steady since era pijrs while tha horses had to be and these suffered flooded cellars and removed from th- hotel tables i warped floors