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Charlevoix county herald., 1920-11-19
SALTS IS FINE FOR
KIDNEYS, QUIT MEAT


No man or woman who eats meat regu.
larly can make a mistake by flushing
The kidneys occasionally, says q we'll
known authority. Meat forms uric acid
which clogs the kidney pores 90 they
sluggishly filter or strain only part OF
the waste and poisons from the blood,
then you get sick. Nearly all rheuma-
tim, headaches, liver trouble, nervous
ness, constipation, dizziness, sleeplessness,
bladder disorders come from sluggish kid
neys
The moment you feel dull ache in the
kidneys or your back hurts, or II the
g me is cloudy, offensive, full of sedi.
ment, irregular of passage or attended
by a sensation of scalding, get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any reliable
pharmacy and take tablespoonful in
a glass Of water before breakfast for q
few days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, CON-
bined with lithia and has been used for
generations TO flush clogged kidneys and
stimulate them TO activity, also to neu-
tralize the acids in urine 30 It no longer
! causes irritation, thus ending bladder die
orders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure; makes q delightful efer-
vescent Whitewater drink which all reg
ular meat caters should take now and
then 20 keep the kidneys clean and the
blood pure, thereby avoiding serious kid
pey complications
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-11-19

shown upon Figs. IL and II, in the
order i'm which il should be made.
A small bracket saw, or what you
probably know as hand scroll-saw,
should be used for cutting out the
pieces, because a very fine blade is
necessary. The block should be of
white pine, free from knots and cracks.
Cut it to the dimensions shown in
Fig. 8, and plane its surfaces straight
and smooth; then upon the two face
and two side surfaces, mark off the
lines on which to cut. The corners
are shown rounded because ii is nee
essary to cut them that way In order
to turn the corner with the saw blade.
The first piece to cut out is the ia
BILE Gig. ~ this is marked A in Figs.
9 and 10. When you have removed
this piece from the two ends and one
side of the block, a block like that
shown in Fig. IL will remain.
The next step is to separate the
remaining block into two equal parts
by saving along the heavy lines
shown in Fig. IL Gig. 12). This pair
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-11-19
Brother of Nelson.

Sir James Macintosh, the first re-
corder of Bombay, records in his diary
fact not generally knOwn-viZ.. that
Lord Nelson had a brother. corr
mander of trading ship. who was
cut off by the Malays. His murderers
were executed on the Oyster Rock in
bombay harbOr"
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-11-19

MS 10 form symmetrical block of the
dimensions shown in Fig. s, and he will
think that you are joking. 1t can be
done, because the pieces were cut out
of a block Of the size shown. BY COM
pairing the letters which | have placed
upon the pieces of furniture. with ting
letters upon the block in Fig. 8, you
will see how the pieces fit together.
It is best to mark out the pieces ex-
hctly as they are indicated upon the
block in Fig. o, before starting to cut.
To save confusion only one cut is
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-11-19

of blocks, you will see by Figs. and 8,
are to form the two chairs, after more
cutting has been done. The block G.,
Gigs. 3 and,6), which becomes a foot
STOOL must be sawed out of each chan
base, as indicated in Figs. 13 and IA.
Then when this cutting has been done,
block ID must be cut out of the re-
naming portion of each chair base
Gigs. 13 and 15), for tabourets Gigs.
and y.
Unless you have done the marking
and saving very accurately, you will
find IL impossible to interlock the
sitions they originally occupied. This
will make much better puzzle-hardr
Or TO assemble the pieces
Charlevoix county herald., 1920-11-19
Bull AnmHr Furniture
fnr a 6irl'H UhriatmtaH
BY DOROTHY PERKINS
Copyright by A. Nicely Hali.)

This is one of the most unique puzzle
blocks haye ever seen, and 1t makes
q set Of furniture that any girl would
be glad to own for her doll house.
Stand the seven pieces Of furniture
shown in Figs. l to upon table, and
tell friend to fit them together so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
FEDERAL INDICTMENTS
OF COAL MEN ANNOUNCED
approximately i25 Miners and Opera
tors of Four States Included in
Government List.
CONTAINS EIGHTEEN COUNTS
Charged by Special Grand Jury With
Violation Of the Lever Act and
Conspiracy Section Of the Federal
Criminal Code.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, March -
IN names OF approximately rs coal
operators. miners and others connect. d
Win the coal Industry Ia tho states
o. Illinois. Indiana, ohio and western
! rehnsyiya indicted recently by \
alleged violation OF the Lever act and
conspiracy sections Of the Federal
criminal code. were made public here
iioni;Ght oy Fed"ril officials. The miners
include International President John
!. LAWS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS William
Green and chiec Sta;!s,ic!an Percy
Tn: operators named include Thomas
y. BrcwSte'. Of ST Louis. chairman Of
me opera ors' scale comnittec: phil
"a. Penn;t. Of Terre Haute, Ind. spokcs-
man for TN" operators in conferences
IN ashinEton Just preceding tho
strike OF miners last fail. and +. pea
body. Chicago. one Of tho leaders
among the Illinois operators
The Indictment contains c;uhtoen
counts. all OF which charge conspiracy
OF some kind. One count sets out ton
overt acts constituting violation Of The
The Illinois operators named il, the
indictment include:
pr RE lice, Millss,;.S. ~. Mederwsli. F. S.
ledge, f. SO arie.ts.7 H. s. HDsK;ycl
Ia"maa T. Brewster, II. q. Perry.
GearE. 4. harrington. !. ". Spencer
The Illinois miners include Frank Far.
rinston. Harry FishwIcl, and Charles
Grace.
Among the Ohio operators are:
Michael Gallagher. W. H. Hasi,ins \,
\. Augustus. J.. &. Maucr Joseph Purs-
glove. George W. Jones, S. H. Robbins
and q; c. Weitzell- Ohio miners In.
clude GeorE" Cecil, Lee Hall. william
Roy, John Moore, q. Il Savage. John
sexton. Thomas Price; William .,
Thompson and William Robnct;s.
Western Pennsylvania operators in.
ciudcd in the list are John NcNco
James NJ Armstrong. John y Donald.
son, William Cavlnaugh, villa ~
henderson and James q. Patterson
Tho Pennsylvania miners ;nciud,
Thomas Hughes. Frank i.cithold. phi!in
Murray, Robert Gibbons aud John
O'L"ary.
AinonE those no: Identified as min
ers or operators are: Jonas Waite
secretary OF tie coal trade bureau ot
Ter-c Haulc. Ind: X W Coulter. rep.
FeSentativc of the National Coal As.
sociatio3, CHICAGO. and W. X. Field
rany, Pittsburgh, IA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
CALL SPECIAL MEETING
TO CONSIDER DAYLIGHT
SA WING ORDINANCE
Council Committee In HoiH In
Emergency Session This
Week.

In order 20 give Richmond an on
portnniiE TO inauGurale tine daylight
saving schedule simultaneously with
New YORK city. a special meeting Of
me Council! Commits" ON ordinances
VIII he called this week.
Marx GnUSt, chairman Of the com
nittec. stated last night that he had
decided 10 call special meeting the
naic 10 b. made 20 conform 10 The
wishes OF majority 81 the commit
tee. Mr.. Guns, said that lie matter
was u most important one and that he
desired a fun altendaucc and all ncccs-
sary. publicity. Thursday was the most
likely day. ne said, bat the niectin;,
may lac called on Wednesday il this ~
more convenient 10 the members.
councilman Morgan Il. Mills. patron
OF the ordinance. viii appear in its
made 20 take a poll of the COMMITTEES,
II is though: that little opposition viii
develop within tho Council. The neas-
urc has the approval Of ;hc Chamber
OF Commerce. and is strongly supported
by almost every business man in The
city
Advocates Of daylight saving point 10
the fact thar New York city. with
which the cities OF m" Atlantic SEN
board are 80 closely associated has
adopted this schedule Of timc. me
Stock tXchan@e. press wires and other
services VII! consequently open an huur
earlier II Richmond does not conform
TO the New York schedule Ihis is Nv
no means the only reason advanced
however
Il is an admitted fac: tha: sentiment,
among all classcs in Eicnmond Vas
overwhelming IN favor al CONTINUING
tho wartime ARRANGEMENT. after hos
T'nr"d OF is superiority IN The two
years cNpcriCn.C
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

crs arc threatening To produce log.
food If the law is not repealed insisting
mat nature doesn't fall in with da y.
light saving. Farm bureaus through
out the state are urging farmers to
hold protest meetings TO have the law
repealed. Att0rncy-Iiencral Charles d.
Newton says that unless some action
is taken by tho state serious business
complications viii arise from Conflicts
between state and Federal time
Confusion is expected i'm the tclc-
graph service. the clocks of the West
"rn tniun not being changed Com
mcrciai messages from New York. how
ever. will be handled one hour earlier
than usual Federal time. The Federal
reserve bank OF New Yorn viii change
its time. Qccan going liners will run
on the old time. All committing rail-
roads except The pennsylvania will
conform to the daylight saving law
Marcus NJ. Marks, president OF tho
Daylight saving Association. today
warned advocates of the extra hour
Of light that "a desperate attempt viii
he made Monday in the state Assembly
to repeal the state daylight saving.
law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
DAVIS D|SAPpROVES
HOSPITAL MEASURE:
Governor Does Not Sign Bill APP
propriating $4,000 for
Orthopedic Work.
SAYS DUPLICATION OF UNITS
Chief Executive Concludes Con-
sideration Of Acts Of Assembly
at 1920 Session.

because j; would mean multiplied
ton Of units doing ,,he same work
IoN"rn"' Davis -cst"rday notified Col :
onei John " Williams, Keeper OF the
Rolls or Virginia. That tho bin APP
oropTl"bnS the SUN Of 100000. 20 bc
used in securing a building to do ortho-
vetoed.
In Il statcmen, 20 Colonel Williams
IN IN CORRECTION with this bill, the chicf
"1'h. poolcy Hospital having bee,
orened and being available TO-: ortho-
departure in hos pfjai huiidinc woulu
PC opposed to The principle which has
D ., ;,i :; ndoptsd OF The more enicient adj
yeiopnlni OF Tnsting units rather
,han BY thcir multiplication
Illogical ut This Time.
y commission has been appointed TO
cal College OF Virginia and thc medical
achoo! Of the University OF virginia,
ana TIC building OF u new hospital un-
der ue auspices OF the state Board nf
Health which would function along
preventive rather than curative linas'
Would be illogical at this time. Senate
n!h no. j32, appropriatinE money FOR
ihnoIhsr ortnopedic hospital, has no;
The, fact that the Governor has con-
ciuded cousi Iteration of all bills passed
by the Legislature marks the windins
up OF the last chapter in the story OF
me Genera! AssembiyS session Of 1870.
portance was enacted into law during
the sixty days that the body Was in
session. the general view is that il did
IT'S work We'll. passing many bills OF a
u!SbncuEciy progressive nature With
the questions Of ratification or reicc-
ton OF tile woman Suffrag. amendment
anu, thc retention or abolition Of tho
Prohibition Department out OF the
way, there was unusual harmony in
proceedings. Governor Davis vetoed =,
remarkably small number oc bills
Budget system 4uoroye.
Perhaps the outstanding feature Of
the session was the success scored hy-
tho budget system in its frs; wear Of
actual operation. All factions agreed
ou"incssiike steps the state has taken
IN many years. Every member OF the
Finance Committee OF tho senate and
The Appropriations Committee 81 the
approval
one OF the bills Governor Davis an
proved yesterday Was. II2,rS -uiE Ma.
Increasing the-m aRS.Saifu coriipensa Ii n
that fee officers 'may receive in The
various communities they serve bv
i,e0o IN each class, according 10 pDp,I-
iaa;ef,.sand placing the countfns in this
espef:t on thc, 81 r,r basiSESN Iin cities
the Governor has passed upcn All
measures during tn: session Those he
ulsapprovcS WI die b., li,nitation :,
midnight MondaS 80 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
SO OFFICERS FIND
AVERAGE Of FIFTY
Entire City Blocks Said to Have
Been Missed in Federal
Enumeration.
MAY DEMAND A RECOUNT
Mayor Will Urge Work Be Done
Over If Figures Show Less
Than 40.

Averasins more than mtg names
e eSn55 'I,iirE-n!ne members Of the Rich
I'D ,he Fedora! censua- ,akcrs IN emu
meratns the residents Of R!ch;n ond.
exported startling conditions yester-
Jay. Results of the nrst days wori;
by tichmonds bi!ccpats showed up-
yards Of 1000 persons who had becn
orsr.ooked one patro!nan. within a
Ugh, names Of persons Who are said
% ha': eee; missed:
niEht stated us bo!icf that n.s men
''ouid cnUu!erat. more imam 2O.O0O ;,.r
soas within he next few weeks Lieu
;e1ants Archie Holt and Frank can
yesterday rushing rcscrv. blan|s 10
nc police .numcrators Whole com
inu7i,es. L is said. we're found ,hat
"tumcrutors
May Demand Recount.
MAYOR -Nnsiic declared yesterday
!sicanond f.we. than lsC.oGD popuia-
lion, the city should. ana probably
w%n!d demand recount. While he
appreciated tho Inconvenience and cx-
pense mat recount would entail. the
c!,y's chief executive argues that com
mon lnsnes and proper regard for ,he
dcinand on tho Federal government
~ order that Information may be
!. hand 20 ascertain the necessity Of
Chamber Of Commerce yesterday is
sued rcGues. that all concerns ard
,ndivi1uais reporting cases not listed
ny ~" Federal rnufnerators submit. du-
p.icatc reports to the organization
An entire city block a. William Byrd
park was overlooked by the census
"inumerators, and none O; the residents
istrd II was said yesterday. on th!s
p.och there are five houses In which
forty nve persons live. prominent bus
families. On the Boulevard. IN at least
lid not list children under twelve
Nsns, Pouring In.
Tne census bureau was bes!eged
throughout the day yesterday by tel.
rad not been enumerated Casual oh.
5ervator evidenced the fact that many
asddit!onsl nance, were being listed.
1--WE special telephones which answer
20 the call for Census Bureau" were
busy OF and on AL iay. many called
n person and additional names were
'hc blanks that have been printed fror.
la" TO day by the Richmond ncwsra.
-Ccasus takers arc vested with gov
n-rmert authority, and ,hc Federal
laca provide that anv hote! maraeor
o- boarding house kc"n"r who fails TO
guests or OCCUPANTS is subject 20 a hre
not exceeding $500. ANY ina!vi,iual at
' limiting t. 9 cy,; eng,nG,Ia'ion or
ga"d no, exceeding 800
II you hav" not hson listed 'nhore
v-ite or. So" Sup"rvisor o, Census 7.
~ Eoco-rk. Room 40. Pos. -oscc Buiif:
'Eg, without delay
sI"0 Fi"c for Failure.
TIE T'ni:cd Stat"< census laws pro-
'-.ic :hat aoy hore' or person taking
pnrr5ers or iodg--s n their house. who
tan 20 report full census information
about every occupant Of such huildnn
* liable 20 n enc Of Sam. ana the GOV
eminent agencies are efficient and CT
'ect.ve IN enforcing this Jaw
F~n.the more. tho laws governing tho
.akiag of the census provide that any
"srson. Or 0ersons. avoiding auumora-
ION for thc census or refusing info--
-7ation are likewise Liable % fnc 81
400.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
DAYLIGHT SA VNG GOES INTO
EFFECT IN NEW YORK STA TIE
Confusion Is Anticipated From Surrounding Common
wealth's Continuing Sun 1ime-Farmers Enter
Vigorous Protest and Will Seek Repeal of Law

NEW YORK. March :7--Daylieht
saving goes into effect in New York
Stat" tomorrow morning AT = O'Clock
when ali the time pieces will ne set
ahead to 8 o'ciock. II will remain in
force until o'clock on the last sunday
IN october unless something happens
III the mi 10 upset thc law.
Considerable confusion is expected
tomorrow morning when the plan 10
conserve daylight begins operat!o
The ncighhoring States that do not set
their ci"cks ahead will find themselves
functloning one hour behind New YORK
time and commuters are likely to lind
themselves missing their business ap-
poimtmcut$.
President Lotion Horton. OF the
Sheffield MILK Company saws milk can
not be delivered. before ii comes TO
town. and since II comes mostly from
places where tho clocks are NOT
changed the milk will reach tho New
YORK consumer an hour later (ncw
clock timed
But the most serious obstacle the
law will face will u" the opposition or
the farmers and the agricultural dis
tricts TO its enforcement Tbe farm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
YOUTHFUL BRITISH WOMAN
STUDYING TRADE CONDITIONS
Vow Touring Canada After Comp,et-
ING Investigations In Australia foe
Her Government.
NY Nsanciated Press

- -tHE'I8 atttI FrtSN ]
CALGARY. ALTA, March 27.-Agirt
IN hcr early twenties, Or. J. l.. Gross (,
icy Hatt, officer of the Order OF tho
doctor 81 science. is inyestiEat ms.
Canadian trade possibilities on n spc
ciai mission for the British govern.
Went' II was announced here today.
Shc recently spent six months in,
Australia travelling alone. examining
!nauufacturinS plants and consulting
VITA managers. IL whom she gave In
formation obtained during her in.
HtstigaiionS After reporting TO tho
british governments the trade require
menis OF Canada and Australia, sh.
VIII go - China 20 study trade coir-s
d.tionS there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
FORMS ANOTHER
7RAMSY7ORY GERMAN CABINET
But, Like the Combinations Effected by Bauer Labor
Opposes, and This One Is Expected to Have
Very Brief Life

Hermcs. and Minister without mort
folio. Edouard David
Because OF inability 10 agree on n
decided ~ let Mueller combine that
with the chanccliorship until another
man can he found for the office
lanshcrS. the Socialist chary,
d'aifaires IA; Brussels was named fer
the foretEn post by the Social Demo
Gratis, but the Democrats opposed the
nomination strongly on two grounds:
irst. that he is Jew and, secondly.
that he has fiery red hair and 4 beard
OF the same color.
DIT. Biunck. the new Minister OF Jus-
tee. IS Democrat and 4 lawyer from
Hamburg. and DR.. Fritz Bell re-
entered the Cabinet as Minister Of
transportation.
II is believed that this now Cabinet
VIII not last long. as labor ia opposed
10 H..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
NIGHT RIDERS APPLY
TORCH 10 TOBACCO IN
CHUTE AT MA YIELD
First Outbreak in Western Ken
fuck.y in IL Years HesuH of
CrOuers Quarrel.

MAYFIEi.D, KY. March 21.-rhe ti.st
outbreak oi night rider troubles in
western kentucky in thirteen years
occurred last night when between 200
and 300 tobacco growers from the
northern section OF Graves County
VISITED the Mayttc!d tobacco chute aud
applied the loren.
The renewal OF the night riding IS
said 10 be the result Of fight OF tobacco
growers of this section OF the state
against the drOppiuE prices OF tobacco.
Growers recently agreed not TO sell
thcir crops On any warehouse :cor.
Recently twenty McCrackcn County
growers, ut the point Of shut<uns
forced several growers coming to Pa
dMcnh with thc.r tOhaccn 70 tMrM l:lnk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Ivy tniversai ser,ice.i

BERLIN. March c7.-Iermann
Mueller Minister OF Foreign Affairs in
the Bauer Cabinet. succeeded .odar
after many diffcuitics. in getting a
new cabinet together. i; is again a
coalition ROVrrnmcn: az Social Demo
Gratis. Socialists and Democrats. and is
made up chiefly OF members OF tho old
Cabinet shuttied around into now posi-
tons. with the addition OF iivc new
members. The lis, was given out as
follows;
Chancellor and Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, Hermann Mueller: Vice-Chan-
celor and Minister OF Interior, Herr
Koch; Minister OF Justice. Dr. Blunck
Minister OF Labor. Herr Schlicke; Min
lister OF Economy. Herr Schmidt: MIN
lister OF Defense, Dr. Ccsslcr; Treasur-
er DIR. W!rth. Minister OF Finance,
Herr Bauer; Minister or Food Herr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
ROOT FILES BRIEF
IN bRE VERY FIGHT
Declares Prohibition Amendment
Strikes at Root Of Con-
stitutionel Liberty.
SUBVERTS FEDERAL SYSTEM
Declares This Is Too Great Price
TO Pay for Dry
Country.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Cons,,-
tutionai!ty OF the prohibition amend
inent and parts OF the enforcement act
were attacked in brief flied in The
Supreme Court today by counsel for
Christian Fcigenspan. brewer Of
Newark. y. J. Prigcnspan is appeal
ing from Federal Cour, DEGREES dis
missing Injunction proceedings 20 en-
Join prohibition officials from prevent
ing ni,n from manufacturing beer al!
legged to be Notwithstanding. hu; CON
tanning more Than onc-haif ~ l per
cent OF alcohol.
Arguments I'm this case as we'll as in
me or!Einli suit brought 10y New Jer-
soy and ap2eals from Wisconsin in
To!v.nS these questions VIII be heard
by the court Monday.
The hr!cf. which was prepared by
Elihu Root and William l.. Guthrie.
coMt"nas The amendment is Invalid be-
cause eau reaiity il is Legislation oni:
~ Article '. Of the Constitution; thu /
i; innairS the States hotice and gov
ernmental powers and tina: ii has not
been legally ratified by three four ths
OF the States. because tho Constitution
OF sevcra! States require submission
oi ne am ei,f:,,i, 70 the ELECTORATE;
that the destruction OF tho liquor
traffic even IL desirable in some
subvc.ting our Federal system ana To-
cal Sclt-SoVernmen; and turning our
Constitution into L mere code O: stat
e,GrS nac'sn,s; Of erecting con
ford legal justification for spoI!ation
and the destruction Of republican gov
eminent !t. and Of iearing every, natural
erty. wholly at the mercy Of future
constitutional, ame ndment.--may be too
high q price to nay for even the great
OF tie Tinted statss S beea ns sas ps CONE
Rs VIZ 5 III Il shs a aEs
OF LIQUOR. ~
1T may be the duty of government,
and degenerate among the people. bu;
ii canno; be its duty to remedy an
even admitted evil II such cmcdy
dation for the possible ultimate over
throw Of our Fedora! SYSTEM OF gov
eminent"
Government. Rrief in Defen.e.
Replying 10 contentious raised n
IN. .Fe' senspan brief. the government
deiendsa oo;h the prohibition amend
latter Tho brief said:
In order 10 effectively enforce the
prohihltlon against intoxicating Liquor.
Congress had ample power 20 adopt
stead act as means appropriate 70
surh enforcement. The Volstead act
whatever htrdships may result from
the destruction or impairment of the
Ealue o. proper,y or OF beer hereto
~ said that there has been such n
taking OF property or beer AS We
cures compensation or that the re-
Shi'lns impairment OF values is um
constitutional!
u, is said tina, the amendment, an
thorHed Congress 10 prohibit ouly
intoxicating liquor, and ina, beve:-
more THAN onc-ha!f OF per cent OF
Alcohol Is not Intoxicating. The con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
STREET SECTION GIVES WAY
KILLING TWO PEDESTRIANS
nody nf Army Officer which Was Buricd
Under Pile Of Debris SO Far
Uncovered
lBy Unlvers,. Servicc !

TIN 11sBtRc. y. V, March 2.--
tiTst l>ieutensnt. Thomas Gallagher. Of
the New York SSitc Guard and Thomas
-" l>orE W"r" instantly killed. and
George Wade and s:ohcrt Millettc were
seriously injured !aic today when
thoy dropped out Of sight ~ 4 section
OF one OF the miin business streets
collapsed, dropping them into a numc
rith furnishes watc- for the pulp mill
~ the Lake Chanplain Pulp and Paper
company. Paving brick and Other de-
br's fell on top Of Gal!aEhan and Long.
and IL was only after several hour,'
digging that Longs body was rccov-
cred GailaChan'. body is still in the
wrecked nun". covered with water
and debris from ihr Cnlla pS.l street