St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 10, 1928
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vow" s ~ ket es me, ete ae wpe Me a ee | ek or OP is a ott, Ma ik war ’ ’ ¥ e ; ‘4 2 ee . Lor ite , TY aa pa of - me 4 _ 4 > = ee ey e het 4 “or me _— a " meme & - — @ ~ ~~ » oe Seabee 4 : wer Nets OS: it 0 ieee r¢ BANK CASHIER ADMITS _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1923. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ PAGES HE TOOK $25,009 NVENTOR LOSES Principals in Japanese Romance MAN ACCUSED OF. *..0ms"cms. WOMAN GETS30DAYS (BLAMES HUSBANDS "| $10,000,000 SUT gpdgmmmmrwommy, cei —-STB90 SHORTAGE, “aziz FORSELUNG LQUOR) SSTERSFORDNOREE > Papeete ee Atte A spows se Deen dapat Tet alka ace tons inetd ot eliotn a’ Lad , inn Rte. a 2 STOCKS \ . locks of Malden, J In recognition of leap year and | | Ten Years ' | fe F ¥ Sm ae eo se pers 8 | itwo East St. Louis officials today 3 A ne | : sie Ball du Pont Pst . “neyo | ee 7 3 Rio ge 2 Ly a: Re ee 7 |offered to perform the marriage | Fined $400 — 22 Men Mrs. Jessie Ball du Font fo cere ony free “his rj E . ; : ~~. +. | | san pAlb pi hare pens nets Sentenced. | $1,000,000. : ne ; } " Ss t “vo 4 o ‘Robert W. Lawson, Book-. ‘ | | — a Ae ed Special to the Post-Dispatch. ¢ ia | — =~ . : = . ° MALDEN, Mo., Jan. 10.—Aamy. § Ruling on Claim of Charles’ ting that he had appropri & riated@ aa . . funds from the bank over @ io4d Paridy of Belleville Ends , : Period 3 2 # , a , oan of 10 vears and had been - 3 oa 24 ; soo 3 Ce ‘ee. as He Telephones Fiancee + ea This - take ito ac- |) . wiolati fined : > | divofce suit of Thomas aa, SUCCegs. .- = H f H d d f 3 3 oa ook ee ee Soe ea oe See Ss : | Pause lis does not ake 1n é law violations were fined or given Angeles attorney. Was on file here ful until vesterday in covering yp Q opes oO unadreas for -— pple Pe oe | see Pee %, r | H H Rj count:the upkeep after marriage, |... pgs Spiga ‘ _ | Angeles attorney, , vears @Jd, cashier of the Dunklip _ 3 Wealth. | i Eh go a ee bees eM Ree ag oe | The officials who made the offer | Davis and Feris today. jof a million dollar alienation of County Bank here, today is in #0. : a: Boe I ie 3 : * | affections suit to be filed by Mrs. Pag ; pike ieee natanaas : Se enna, Sates SO Sa JES a a ae ot ES Bea eses ae ey ay it back. said Robert “4 | Ball later against her wealthy sis- at Kennett, awaiting filing of for. > Sa aa ee Re ty eS a) “ Re sae wey. ane ie! _ and Justice of the Peace J. C. Bra- jy ’ ? r ¢} >¢ | a & . ts | Ore” k ; SSS aE 5K eee ng Seas Ks Es ae “SS - ee 3 SOs as aaa : ee en eee r m alli¢g J USLICE i } ce 7 “se \ an Meilo, prop rietor wt rne Ren- j erin. in \ ‘ sj , all Du- State Bank Examiner C. M. Du. & : See eae er Be 4 aN ge i ee fe fled from St. Louis in June, 1923,|106 North Main street a few doors; aoe Ces wei =o = : tas wees eee ‘ ; las ’ ats | | i s ao a SS x: we : Pe eal se Mea ee erie Z RRR ST, a aa ae eee aS av “¢ r a an ‘ i Airs. upont, € $ , sf Poplar Bluft yesterday — IN TIGATION : eS is aes : Bs: wen. ges : fa on the eve of an audit of the books| fom the marriage license office in | ar pecs 1 eign “ie el: | divorce ms ecounted, is the wife found discrepancies, confrontes é pa: s 3 Sosa ene : Be i | " et ; ‘ the Arcade Building. They have |employe, Mrs. Mary LeVain. Mrs. | orce 5 . ‘ é Stoe] ; ed ; R Be soe : : Te Oo id es }of the Consumers Grocery Co.,!| ae arris day. A , of Alfred I. Dupont, a member of Stocks, and the latter eonf : zs | Se Kee , ee Cie : averaged five marriages a day. AN- | vanMeilo was sentenced to 30 days | , essed oe aoe , | on , : ‘ x ‘ f tly ow’ a ee ts sities : . : Bete : eae 2 ae 826 Market street, for which he€| other Justice of the Peace who a prominent Delaware family, no* HaVilizg laken bank tunds for h sed Investors 100 : # ‘5 Sasori : “Sey, ae Meee ’ ~ ’ ouner ustice 0 ’ ace . * “Me « as ‘ ‘i a Soe : . . 2. ; is romi 3 Pewaes é 3 5 a of pe in the St. Charles County jail and!a resid f Florida. Also to »#s acaiaiai . ; Ces i re ean Pee , b k ‘ . bi ¢ srfarme c f t civil eremo 2 a resident o OQ own use. When other discrepan. : ts B RR Sees eB oe were as was 00 keeper and credit man-/ performs most © t ad ’ Ce - Mr LeVai | fined $400 Mr | nageed tn the alienation of affec- cies were found, Stocks admitteg for $1 on Theory Royal- — oF ee oS . . =e — | Se Ee OE ee ee. Ne i cn a ae being short more than 29,000, | . te ee : 3 ee . Abandoning his wife and child|offer, and around the Arcade} VanMeilo wore a mink coat and | “0"S SU, ac 7 : ; oe ° ° attorney, is Mrs. Dupont's sister, |Duncan = said. The shortage hag # _ tes Would Be Paid on . PRINCE CHICHIBU here, he went to Baltintore where! Building a marriage fee price War/ aire PeVvain had on a sealskin | ;, been esStimated to be ag high ag coat. Mrs. LeVain wore an anklet Declaring there is a “conspir- ma Eee EE ee 4 : Se es if oS ve sure officials of th rocery he The | inK was closed and Dun. ; : Be Riis. Se a i a : ) - ay 0 _— Py nati : diamonds ter to take him away trom de- an ordered Stocks arrested. Dyn. . es : oe % | S would make good his shortage. But) Senator Smoot Favors Appointment | me 3 'fendant,” Mrs. Ball's answer con- ) said Stocks admitted that he The Court of Claims at Wask-| Site Sh ee SE ee : : WL | the promise was all that was! of Joseph Rayburn, Democrat.. | Frank G. Bressie, who was | eres (azeS Over ~ ington yesterday) disallowed the : ROR * : Se s: | “Jessie Ball Dupont is the wife erred with directors this y blasted the get-rich-quick : * i ; ae hans ins "= % 3 | St. Louis and got a bookkeeper’s Interstate Commerce Commission.! charge of sale and possession of | ; 3 a : es ifred I. Dupont is former vice a skate nn ae ; eustor ‘ inner rado, who {tends to resign, will) Ger; Ste his cle ad been| “ 'Man\ Ceremonials to Be (;one - Was his custom to eat dinner in t gn, Gerald Stanley, his clerk, had been be started, 1t was indicated ‘Ve i sia a . ae So oh : Sos : “Sear Thr y | Ve Tips. J ee Clair County investors who sunk oS se os Sy 3 ee | —_ - Through Betore He Marries | i: sy this week by Senator Smoot, Re-| ‘rest, Bressi ; . . FF. : nia oa ; ; Li UL Ji I e |§ ets ¢ re e eve- ' es Ve ~~ » *t~e | his arrest, Bressie charge * 1 vet : : a Olive streets and there one © | his arrest, Bressie charged that po- | tniteg States Senator T. Coleman in Malden, having been idea” { ; * ' Others who pleaded guilty, and iz sbé > ' . Word of the adverse action by os Wi he ‘omised agai from leading business men of Sait , 7 # ) nial of Ber psp comes peg S. Metzger, vice president: a ae ae as Geek , me ¢ z 3 Re | Clancy, 6100 Page, 60 days in jail| his wife treated him with indif- “ it PSS 7 ayy ,¢*¢2 *h ic} ] 37 ; ae ¢ 1t. . cashiers. The bank hada | Nair County. ssa OM eo [Jao 9f Prince Chichibu, ir-apparent ' sent these to the President tom?r- vA a to , st Charles Bendler, 4001 South Broad-| preeding. lors. for they haa high hopes for Matsudaira, daughter of the Japa- dinner in his favorite restaura: couid. 6 sti ' 7 . visions ith Pa ric 7. ‘| 1e Impecu- W : : r) yur ee: > ' uo = , tt? ¢ ley “ he Ma . e P . bank apparently had shown | ) IN HICH 21 DIED ;; y. An officer of Sure, I'll pay back that money,) BISMARCK, N. D., Jan. 10.—j Mo., $400; Gus Arpiana, 4437 Olive! tion, Mrs. Ball set out that her in order to cover the friend. t] 360 almoré ithin reac} of fresh ties of proposal i acceptance | ¢500. That engagement ring cost j ! , Stocks is married, but — vied almost Within reach Of iresn aay . vedios 1a ngagement ing Cost primary in March, says a telegram | $450: Joseph Cenatiempo, 9800} with the lives and destiny of other with Paridyv to take care of the Case of John ( H Md “moderate life.” ; | _ ihe ; a: ta igagement will be made here. It a Y fn suck, manager of Lowden’s Chica- | ¢ingshi ‘ay : isters he , moderate life. His . 3 Said Idea Was Stolen. Goes Over to Next Month haries F. Caraweg, Ge Peers... 4 nna : 727,000 ORDERS FOR FORDS ” LE f 1.0 BON Kingshighway. $400; Mike Dini-| the sisters had taken advantage of his wife 4nd | ost Secured by Deposits: Foreign Presidential nominating petitions | g450: Nick Deen, Vandeventer and|ing an automobile accident to ried from $3 to $1. ie tie teen toi k ss . | oes i anal ~ 4, Page , ne his dream of colossal wealth 1 tember or October. i gagement ring. As : . nd d His Name to Be on Ticket in South | 2626 Chippewa street, $450;. An- the wife’s plea for alimony of $500 sade ‘ ali i Ne Pee! a ‘ f : ; j > ° QT1 > a * er "PSs . r ‘ * ad Perso! n all] walks of life 1d ly MINE EXPLOSION et , liminary formali conversation _— eiaaggebstens Dakota, Manager Announces, thony Zimmer, 1026 Geyer avenue, | a month and attorneys fees. paerwess Sis 6 Vain © le UT ’ preiminal dail- + a , ? le © Tet ~ 11m™M ‘ +: ~ . , tae . . , a *} . ae ” there by Rally, arrested him. the Associated Press. $400; Gilbert E. Guthrie, Ellisville, | In her answer to the divorce ac- nious and the affluent alike took | ; reg eo > ote ima * ent aw . . . ; , wth under his supervision. er with cs The - Daa 4 t! 1m riul househo!d will visit if they give me time,” said Law-| Former Gov. Frank O. Lowden of | street, $400: Joseph Capello, 511 | husband’s sisters “feel that their . . at ‘ te ie \ "asl I'- ’ ; a . ¢ : £ ’ i »4 ; ia @ ’ hin Le ‘7 . - > +" * -? - i ‘to lifted pages from the woman. the girl clerk pane her . Continued From Page One, hingto! m and the formali- ; son today. “Besides, J don't th'nk _Iilinois will be entered in the North | North Vandeventer avenue, $450:;/ recently acquired wealth gives mY ‘Jia ; , om il {*;t m ailtj “ Leto \ ; 4 hi SP' ~~ he eee | cA a4 , ss as + i i = tava oo = aoe a 4 ‘ : : . “- : , ; ; * , rchant i the har i |} my shortage is more than $400 cr: Dakota Republican presidential Bert Brehn, 6084 Maple avenue, | them unlimited right to interfere ne merenant and tne bank- ’ eT ijoked tO the Court of (laims j 2 1 oe ‘ ‘ ¢ he ay } : 1] : 7 id e-4 dov a : . : children. Friends of the @ vir. Wil conciuded then. After tnat $500, but 1 only paid >of DWN ON! received here today by the Bis- | St. Charles Rock road, $1600: | persons.” oe ha es aAnnrsé mnrome e h se . es ae ee , ss — Pil sets citi iat 4 ? : as : } * " ’ here assert that he has Sroverbial rainy day j =) ae’ hi ) four chin edles offic nnouncement of the en | It. marcK Tribune from Clarence 58, | Francis J. Dougherty, 1159 South | The answer further charged that S ae . ard ul that Ambassador ' °QO head arters te “¢ 5 ‘ oer tonsin t Saw anakeane — she had never heard an illustration as how some Witnesses Missing old, and his uncle, Edward Dodd, ;., Ase a pag st _ | mrad EO neacquanrters. tale, Eighteenth and Market streets,| Ball's weakened condition follow i iG Kis i LISS ii } T « nda} . ; yi fa7} o " , 3 ‘ ~ ~ , . ai _ ’ SPCCUIAtae- of the investors now feel. one of 69, who h: been working in the south Approach Bids Feb. 14. remarked that in truth it ianisiteiiaahein mine together. They were killed 7» rites % ‘ITTY ‘ * ; ‘ ? m?wiiie #5] 4 h firs : ‘ S , ' ¥¢ ~ > urn = Japan In | Sales Not Included. must be filed by tne nrst of March | ( layton avenues, $450: Walter cause the estrangement. Imm complete prepara- cial te ost-Dispatch in North Dakot: ¢ 29 : ‘ Cee ee tgs a ee lare secured by deposits of less than! Trust Co. in the outskirts of the | days: Phil Karomad, 1529 South | bert Theater here. Miss Peggy oundations is $180,000, Stune' Stung’ a 28 i e 2 cians had already been sent to the ;*"" ane: sean | $25. and 90.000 are being bought city today and escaped with $18.-| Third street, $800; Edward Mc- | Wood portrayed the role of Por- “ 7 *. Tas) ° ‘ leawoh _ * . >? . . . eon mile — . . . . ~) wich of the Munici- Around our ears the goldbug sings. | Manslaughter growing n crack mine rescue teams 4A ad ra cost of the approach is eT Fo wists sta :™ ’ Rosskopt, fo (oot of tne snait With a notor ' sa spr i Tag eremony will be on the Ford $5 a week installment! $50 before two’ otner employes, | Cann, Beck Mo., 90 days; Osear | tia. Both artists received an en- om i Cad oe he : 4 ; s a * ail rme . ae . rw noarial ° s¢ . ~~ “ . : rgeat 3 4 w* - ” “ . | . * . $1,300,000. The bond an. he dwells in a barely by the imperial ritual plan. Foreign sales have not yet/the only other occupants of the) Prost, 1404 Vincent road, St. Louis; thusiastic reception. The play . ’ _ fs 4’ . . « pani * » .} . 5 - = } +> ’ ; si , ’ = : » , = . ‘ ,s 4 | 4 “ hy purpose was Shinto or Buddhist rooms.. knew anything about ft. County. $400, and Gus Reis, $900. | opens in New York City next week, ‘he nh f f . the $200,000 over | He-clitie #o0en tn of construction is _ are room on Charles street | nionti. ee ze ce oe heen. ta‘pulated. sional fees and incidental aa however, will cone ous religious rites. The | ae ~' | collapsing continually ; | is expected, W ui] take | ijie qarivy op ti ail La tb as ls rv and being dras ie sh 6 in the Akasaka Palas e. | which struck and : we] Prince Chichibu will reside. | ek reviving rescuer who were house keeping. (> 4 oO” aur Tl ttt ‘ Miia at Ubeo hingsbu! ; a shoeworker —————. ‘ ‘) oF tiie iV years azo. he , ould tell those from whom he sought | qa, ley. 36 i il \ n TT] it SOUL i; ; Elizabeth ]: OSL 4 NOY. @ t 7 EF ) ‘ . '*} . Arweory +7 ; “ ri 1} . ; ’ ‘ . ° ' money press his claim. he Among these was Harry Chris- ie ceremonies will continue for q . - > ‘ tA . Q} A"o + hh gage 1c 4 i: ° - ne : F - : i : ; : . = : i a i - : a Ctam a is, % * = Stops in , mates the origional idea of. the She was the second woman to have tine. who is in a critical condition ae days, after eh a im | d th riging 1des i been killed by an automobile: ., RE re ie es a | perial couple will not take a : Calerpillar tractor, but it was stolen a iv = } eS at @ hospital nere ast »Syit i , e “es “1 ; bi Break wp that cold. The first . = from him ee ee ee carbon monoxide poison. h ioneymoon trip, but Will simply | . » s we. mf “al Pe ie . S5 , - i 7a , ‘ » ow ® ™ ; ” _ 3S , | i gig spoonful brings relief. Heals and 11h . | H ie as — In explaining yesterday’s con- aad ‘niured men in the hospital | return to the palace. ViTSKY — gomhes. Money back guarantee. : € would point to other great tinuance, which was by consent of, _. ae. - lee ca. cc eed - , ' ts nid he ter ee iia “ee* * | are W. E. Wade and Ballard Cre-i When the Matsudaira family . 4i.% + bh ad ~ 4 . an ' Yyx a5 arit ‘ ‘ ony i a vr i in an : both State and defense, Assistant jeans who were rescued after they | returns to Tokio, Setsu will remain «hi r 7 ; ‘ LF a 4 +4 is 4 sae ' a hy : . ' ; ; ‘ A ite : = Paes 2 } a ircutlt A LLtLOorne \ Le nic 1} Said th had hes n trapped bv gas. with he ° famiiv until the wedding, Vitsk) : Sheriff's office had reported that AG i ‘ c “thee pe ee TWalf wav back in the gallerv res- ;, TECe!ViNE instructions regarding it. — ; ad heen sahle toa fi niv Eo siagii WAY VAN hee Bessel y sven te as _———" it had been to lind only ont According to custom, Prince *h} } i air by other mimers. == ~S ~~ = —- ideas of genius, that had been pur- loined by corporations, leaving the inventor to penury, but the United + es ~ States Government, he declared, vw Ould not tolerate euch piracy. St: te * os ‘4 ais e . - thner « ry Cue rs found the body of Cari Jones, . 1 f 1] o i : : si a SLaLC ;: LL Life se ii ePunwmporiia ot i ” ? ; é (“hienibu will ot 1a Vv Vv Along came the World War andi... : ' ee “ adie , He had been among the first to : es eee t te prone ? ‘sit a, ae ove me WEEE : his prospective bride before the a ine Holt Co. of Peoria manufac- j ‘ faile. , . : bolt for th shaft, other miners LO appear in ui)’ Si ' . 7 ' — eaeht I ~ = el 23 red t } 7 e —_— ‘ ’ ¢ * hn ag ap] : area lasts “NU . . | in dai weil , Wwedaadatll 4 Dut Wii make informa! La housands Ol iraciors ior the ice was btaine a : Elizabeth : ay ak Jil a. 2 ; ‘ ; . eee ‘ — a ee | “ye al cae visits, ulways with a chaperon. , a2 ne ; TY) rT)? a 5 . . i i} ror uced i patent tor the J , ‘ ° “a , ac ij j i 4u = ere mt J! 1) rs ' : , - : r : ’ plew ood, } Pzarde \ Lie commente: engagement. 5 er partinent }? riadv Pre. t} . ‘ e . ; - sé . bd ss a4 > | “ ; 2 A ’ . i C ht ict. Said to pave bye eT) issued State as the most Tri? Oortul Wit se sits psec . teat . ‘ at ea : h; , . been officially . 4 later than that issued 1 e }t P rescue. Whoever it was ones Se Sea Le, rite st iif 4 - C c 4 4 ] LO th H¢ It , ness for the prosecution, . annou!l (4 d. i {i oe me Set up bis claim of Another case long in the courts! "ever reached him. The J $16 000 006 or 1]0 per cent sa 1¢ Vv an ubject uor prohibition in court. Smallwood, too, is r ties pepe gies | ubject ' three men leaped from a room ad- jn the electio; f a dry Congress,” Bo hee Brand new stocks of pianos, pnonographs and radios © from our LaSalle Street Warehouse, supplemented by specially selected express shipments direct from the: factories, have been received and placed on display, affording the opportunity of making an immediate: selection from the finest and freshest stocks of instru- ments in Saint Louis. 4s scrawled receipt on which he /| Would write with great deliberation “to be repaid at the rate of $100 , . or 31” Pe a ae 'garded as g P ‘ ae ~ — ‘ 5 ‘ = " > cr ' 'é 7 41, & 112 } ’ 41 ' » 4 : ; si . om 2% ore an a 4 ‘ A patent lawvye r received $100 a 28 last. "7 ne + Tate nas Te porte d re Si ue VV nt . . 4 ’ ; . °T*} ¢ . 7 + > TY "” ‘ r ry , ’ a | . + - 4 } tif | St r] in Week, and his expenses on numer- to the cgurt that Miss Thomas Is | noon. Policemen ana puc! on one of the vouths and the oth- iru yies 1 [ae S trips to Washington, v and the bodies wer: Police Recover Loot Taken from Blaine Avenue Delicatessen. NE | ER Ee TT A ER NE RR ee > ~ ~~ a = a a ee ee a re ee a ee ae ee - ae = i. = - — on 6 ———- a ne ee en nn re ee This stock affords a wide choice of the very latest up-to- believed to have moved to Califor- | Sheriffs were sent 1 the mine 10; er was recovered in a lot near the With other costs of the litication. nia, while Mrs. Speier has moved | preserve order but were not need- | store where it had been hidden. i. |} according to police. At the hom+«s the-minute styles of Steinway, Weber,*Steck, Vose, TIES | ma 4 ee for the investors’ | 04 ee i ae pease will be oe Rania pags egg ere Kurtzmann, Everett, Stroud and Premier Pianos, Duo- PUMPS — : vi wal aolie se ee | oe . , ‘ ‘ STRAPS } | \AYING OF STONE EXTERIOR | WITHROW LOSES COURT FIGHT '~< if Eis ec Art Reproducing Pianos, Orthophonic Victrolas, together oo 5 a _ the de: Nv a readauy | _ ee es os me Hi)’ _ , 1 d bi : STEP-INS Mey __- PE COURTHOUSE STARTED rormer tremtwood Mayor Ix De- | !entitied. One, Ray Farrel, had 120) 01000 Oat Ot ee of eas Brunswick Panatropes, RCA Radiolas and combination ° 4 4 Blocks Weighing 2 to 4 Tons Each nied Injunction. P - ‘ cre Pg ~ : : : wut i and yesterday’s explosion was ' © R ds d R IIs ee | ‘tae Pine eo aera tiguaaa og | An application by former Mayor | spearensiy wiht ie saw there was 3 a short distance of this 23- | instruments, ecor an Music Oo ° - S ’ a . 0 Prevent Rust Stains. Withrow of Brentwood .f | | : | ee = E 4 4 rearing or the stone exterior of | junction to . vee fellow- | cape. Other bodies were sy n : | a iia. Ne gpa — ces Hi All —_ ts pars fi full # silat se sa n . ; sy 4 “ hew courthouse has begun. | members ofthe community's board | by nunibers on the lamps i ih a v4 & & Blocks of Indiana limestone. % to 4 of trustees from removing him as caps. refused to give out any informa- } e . ervice Phone Chestnut 6815-6816 : 4 ins in We ie nt, were plac d bv a board member, was denied today The explosion was the ; he h cOm plete death list Was | Hy: ruption in our S od See 2™eans of a derrick today in posi- | by Circuit Judge McElhinney of! disaster in No. 18. The first ‘oc- | ™ ade up until the bodies had | | S| “i on the south side of the build- | Clayton. curred in 1920, an explosion which | S@en taken to a morgue in West Hi . ho : » — F a 4 i . . ‘ : "ty ih, ¢ on P "1 ' it ee Pinte 2 : , ME. The finest quality of stone Judge McElhinney § held that, | resulted in loss of life and gave : ile and a half south it AEOLIAN COMPANY O S( ) 6 ] 7 i = ° ; ef! Ash tot int 4 | ~octlang us .. for the first four! under provisions of the town’s Or-!the mine a reputation nid being | va = ohms ae a ‘ Mh P id lot but not in all me : . glen vim of the struc- | dinance, members of the board - a ty a miners ts ra applied to ts a vai i rp ei ge game ‘ tik. VW. P, CHRISLER, resi ent styles. ' ; mates soa cs finished = a varie- trustees are sole judges of —" gassy mines. In 19°S ¢ | rnin : well ge re gg ave / 4 ax et —_ ee SO pertect in its cations of members. A meeting Ol swept away the tipple and men Nea agi eg es \ agpsser ages leaps . scr 0% pect, but expected to look the | the board is scheduled for this eve- |} work were forced to climb to th -y¥, Gerald Day, Roy Farrel S2ine | ge Mahier. Arvel Simmons, V. ~ h conerete wall. s oo ee nae or an im-| no hope for him and others to —— B on Se hat below after the fi ining, at which it is expected ac- | surface through air shafts. The re — 3 . ) eeks. ‘tion will be taken on the motion mine was filled with ‘water for Tanner, Carl Jones, Charses Dug- ; The concrete framework is be- | if Trustee Edward J. Burke tooust|two years by the management , ger, Kelly Lawrence, Edward Dodd, | ME painted, to avoid possibility of | Withrow on charges that Withrow | after the 1920 explosion in an ef- | David McPhail, Audrey Stone, Wal- | : ra from the steel work which | had made purchases of supplies | fort to extinguish a slow fire. It ter Groves, Albert Jones and Lioyd | Wd stain the stone work. for the community illegally. ij was found necessary later to wall’ Bradley. , A
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