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PACE TEN. 1040 THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1927 INTRO HAS BG | EE ------------------ = IsToFMoeNsy SELECTION OF BEST STRIPS FOR TIMES READERS Fifteen Sudden Deaths are -- Reowded Ove Me ELLA CINDERS--Her Greatest Trial MANY INJURED Autos 'Claim Seven, Drown: hl mA | x | One ; oo : o¢ THE CH . \ WITNE! Ee Mrs Toronto, July 20.--Almost a score of people met sudden deaths in Central and Western Ontario on Saturday and Sunday, the greatest number of any week end this sum- Ba . : mer. Seven were killed in auto- y 2 B20 / . ; mobile decidents, six Here drowned, : J y J ane. e , 0 alcoholic DOISONINE, . . 4 : é ] : ¢ --. Qed. Kem, w Toronto news' ? ' RgRINSt ona cor paper man, dropped dead. In addi- . ne gird cur Elle: tion a score or more were injured, p / ; . y 22 Rr some seriously. 3 oes, . N Give innoconce The accidents included two deuble : wisalom » 1 ; man ara true -- well dreamy 2 fatalities. Two women wery swep Stolen aboard rant rue, are \ t ! off a dock into Lake Erie at Port PT he, Staten aboard 4 ; "tae pearis were seeded &y the crook, "e 4 Bai AR Stanley on Sunday afternoon, and Uctropsliran Newsgaper Service nr E220 and then innacently pitted Ly A RO 4 > a two men lost their lives on Satur- | a candy box ir Flas qi sae i 20 4 dav when their antomoehile skidded L rai ae bs A aD and overturned on the. Niagara . HBNWay saat af Hieny i a The Detro ver claimed of Jue drowning vietims, one being --By Geo. McManus swept off a speed hoat and the i other succumbing while bathing. ! | TOLD YOU THAT x g NOT AE Ye The drowning of a hay at Camla- IF WE FLEW NN # chie and of a young girl at Detour THI® DIRECTION, GIVE IT TO ME i ) ¥ completed the list. WE'D HIT LAND! FER FINDIN' THIS ™ : ; NOW! GO Accidents in which antomabiles : 2 FIND THE struck cyclists resnlted in two 7 : nL > < AIR=PLANE! deaths, one at Stratford and the } other at Kitchener. An aged wo- man was killed at Belleville when she stepped in front of a mater car and another woman met her death at Holland Landing when she seemingly lost control of her antomobile and crashed into the gide of a speeding train, TWO DROWNINGS Windsor, Ont., July 20.--The Detroit River claimed two more victims Sunday when Joseph Na- zurik, 25 of Keller street, Detroit, and Yzon Colombe, 28, of Jeffer- \oceat Britew ngine meserved son holevard, Riverside, were drown- 2 : : gis 2 ed. i ! A Nazurik was washed overboard H 8 gH il he L = : , © 1927 ey wv. Feature Scrvice, Inc. Greer Britain rights reserved from a speed hoat in charge of Jo- io senh Mykiel, of Central avenue, De- troit, as the boat was rounding a point at Hazel Ridge, Sandwich West, a hig wave struck the boat, keeling it over. Nazurik's body has not yet heen found. JU 1 rr EE. CAR ea re id a AE ee . . Colomhe was bathing at the foot : ; : Pa OI END Tits ray rd of Bridge avenue, Windsor, where HE FIGURE ON TOP OF THE Bd FICURE 1S NEARLY FOUR Yita5 AS 151) 1.54) WELL FROM THE WAY DADDY TALKS § He, sams. onianglod In the. woods IN WASHINGTON,DC COULD TELL Jl | WATIONAL CAPITOI FULDING AS A ViOMAN OF AVFRAGE STATE IT WEIGHS fas ABOUT THE GOVERNMENT, I THOUGHT and was brought ashore by Roberi | | YOU WHAT THE STATUE IS ON TOP REPRESENTS A VIOMAN= = £) 15000 POUNDS THE STATUE VAS CESIGHED : THERE WAS A BALL OF RED TAPE ON. | Laidlaw, of Sandwich. Constable \ f GMAS CRA ) OME IN 1865 i " : Andrew Johnston tried artificial | B OF THE US CAPITOL BUILDING. UEMEDI BIRT 3 Sa y' Juan: SRO ln 0 ih am THE CAPITOL BUILDING. respiration without success, and x 0D 5 J JE : el J) Eclatie diel pn tv way 0 Rotel IH Gait, \ DAVIS, YHO WAS SECRETARY OF WAR UNDER i ER | a A pa [ | wh, J PRESIDENT PIERCE, WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR CYCLIST KILLED wi {= WO or Ah ) THE DESIGN AS CRAWFORD FOLLOWED Stratford, Ont., July 20.--Alfred Gn oe Kreis, or 24, of Mitchell, Ont 2 (fi ; 3 D3 HIS SUGGESTIONS I THE MODEL. died on Sunday morning of injur- Gk ies received op Saturday night when, while riding a bicycle, he was struck by an automobile driven by Alfred Meeks, of Stratford. Meeks and Delford Whaley, a companion, were taken into custody »but later re- leased on bail. A coroner's jury was empaneled and after viewing the remains adjourned until July 22. 21 [ x x p Meeks told police that his car 5 d RIE 7 7 byt 2 struck Kreis when he swerved ¥ BL Er Prem nde fue to avoid hitting another cyelist who was riding directly toward him. Ba WHEN USIKG ! ? . THAT TASTES WILSON S FUNNY! AREY VP |, spender 32 an. --Daily' except Sunday. 2 am. --Daily A wid pm Sanday uty. 7.87 pan.--Daily. 4% pan.--Daily. 8.45 p.m.--Daily except Sunday. C. P. R. TIME TABLE Traine 07 am. --Daily. 205 p.m.--Daily. £03 pom.-Dasly except Sunday. MAD p.m. --Daily. 1249 am. --Daily. Westbound Trains SA8 am. --Daily. .. am Daily. am. -- daily except Sunday. AAT pan --Ir ik pm bab... at a ER SUP