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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-07-13

a few days the first of the week visit
ing with relatives and friends.
T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moen and
children, Of Washburn, were visitors
in the city few hours last evening.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-07-13

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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-07-13

former years know that the Senate
is capable of producing high-speed
Legislation, and these old-time OBJ
servers expect that the Administra-
tion and Republican program will be
a completed volume before Congress
goes home in September or October.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31
c0Nv0cARE {

Societatea Romano dc Ajutor
81 Cultlira '''Minerii Ronani" din
Whitman, W. Va. Conyeaca pc
toti me1nbrii dc a luapartc la Sc
dinta lunara cxtra-ordinara pc
ziua de 5 Novembrie a. c.
Dcschiderea sedintei la ore!e
. p. m. in Scoala din Switzer, ".
Va. lar Ia ordinea zilei pc langa
colectarea Cotizatiunilor lunarc
vor Fl alte puncte interesante dc
rezolvat. Dcci sunt rugati toti
ulcmbrii de-a ii prczcnti in numelc
Societatii ''Minerii Romani'' va
salutam frateste.
250-56l. Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31
DARE DE sEA1fA 81
MuLTuanTA PuBLICA

Parochfa gr.-orlentala ortodoxa
Romano din Cincinnati, Ohio, pc
aceasta cale aduce cele mai pro
fundc multumiri tuturor acelor
frati 81 surori earl contrlbuiesc la
ridicarea 81 inaintarea Parochici.
Parochia noastra un timp dc dol
ami eat n am avut preot era "a
proape nimicita. Oar GU venirea
parintelui HE Moisa in mijlocul
nostru au luat un avant, 81 prin
inteleapta 50 conducere STA intre-
eului Comitet mai ales a PreSedin-
telui Ill loan y. Pescariu; Paro-
CHA sau ridicat din aceia deca-
denta in rindul eelor mai bine or
ganNatc parochii din America
Acgindu-se comitetul parochial
s'a inceput inscrierea membrilor
noui, umbland jparintele Gu casie-
rul Noise SeuSan inscriind un nu-
mar frumos de membri. In prima
Sedinta de comitct Parintelc face
0 propunerc cd toate spesele de la
petrecerea din is lulie sd lc su-
poarte membrii intrcgulni comitct
ice s'a 81 PRINT Gu unanimitate.
'Spesele bucatarici le-au suportat
Parintelc; beutura au donate ur-
matorii membri din comitet: d-l.
l. n. Pescarin, presedintc; l. Ba-
ia, secretar; NJ. Seusanu, cassar
/. Pepu. Epitrop d. Dobos, 81
loan Gailu Controlori. /. Ardelean,
IT. Alesu, 4. Mira, G. Jivuin, T.
Gligor, Y. Hcsesan, s. Baia, frate.
le Aldan 81 O., Oproane au daruit
[6 duzine dc. garoafc &c s'a vindut
lin fayorul Bisericei, prin frumoa-
sa domnisoara Nalcria A. Dobos.
Panea au fost lonata de dI /.
Cretu, lar dl /. Crainic, au donat
pcntru muzica 5 dolari, asa ca
ftoate intratelc au ramas in favo-
rul Bisericei, pentru care paro-
CHA le aducc ccle mai profunde
multumiri de recunostinta acestor
buni fiji al bisericii noastre earl
au adus parochia noastra la asa
bun resultat.
|. Tot pc aceasta Gale aducem
multamita acclor frati 81 surori
carl a contribuit pentru biscriea
noastra urmatoarele articole. Fa-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

lor prezenti.
La finca festivitatii, tof scu-
landu.ne in picioare in memoria
lui "Avram Iancu'', zicand din
inima ,u1 Dumnezeu sd icrtc. Gu
ocaziunea accstei serbari, or binc
volt dona pentru sfanta noastra
biserica, urmatorii frati 81 surori
din Dayton, Ohio.
Floarea Bidca din Dayton, Ohio
$500; n. Veres, $500 Socictatea
',Renasterea" $500; Todor Gill.
gor 81 sofia 500; Giga Stefancscu
$1.OO; D-soara Livia Se,lsan $l.O0
Stefan Baia $1.0O; D-soara Gizela
Bogaan 800; Stoia Raea $IOO; !;
Dina Ana Borlovan $1.OO; Petru
Culda $l.OO; Joan Nascu $l.OO;
Stefan Farcan $l.OO; Iosif AIbu
$l.UU; NaSlie ArSelcan $1.OO; Ira
Stoia $l.00; D-na Maria 81 Ileana
Hilla Dayton, Ohio $500; loan
Vuici $l.OO; Pctru Jivuin $l.OO;
Nicolae Jugan $1OO; Nicolac
Aproane $l.OO; Nicolae Bican
100; Nicolae Balut $1.OO; Miss
Mack, dc la Casa Americana,
$500; loan Georgevici $l.OO; Au-
rel Mira $l.OO; Petru Ciocan
$1.0O; Parintelc HE Moisa 500;
loan Bruda, New Port, Ky SOC; +;
lncurs total suma dc $3.50.
Suma de sus numita.au fost Co.
lectata de catra' dl loan N. Pes.
'cariu, Prescdintelc parochiei.
s'a mai facut donatii in favo,
rul sfintei Pasochii, D-nisoara
Valeria Dobos, B perina dc diyau
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

Jos, in sala de aSteptare, s 'auzi,
deodata, 0 dulce 81 dnceata me-
lodie. Cineva canta la plan.
- Fl bun, deschide usa - Sc
,ruga frumos Wanda vrcau sa
ascult muzica. Ce frumos canta !!
Cine o ii Ia pian7
- Desigur, ungurul tau dc ieri
care iii vorbia Gu atata foe dc
Germania.
|. - Fiindea aceia sunt oameni
- Auzindu-te, s'ar zice, ca in
yinele tale curge numai sangc
nemtesc.
- In vineles mele curge sangele
Dreptatii.
Pentru cinef
rentru martirii dc All. &
= Pentru calaii 81 monstri dc
|ieri!
Monstri sunt francezii si en-
(gaczii care vor sa nimiceasca Ger
|naA,lia.
F1aneesii ii Englezii AZ sca.
|pat omenirea de fiara teuton4 caro-
4 n 49, Z
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

da era culcata in pat 81 citea Q
carte. Langa ea pc masuta de
noaptc, cutie mare Gu bomboane
de la Capsa.
Q cutie noua, plina? Dinu stid
lea ultima cutie eel dadusc el Sc
terminasc in alum.
- Cine tia TRIMS bonboanele
astca?
- Le.am cun.parat.
- Nusi adevarat. ii lea trimi4
un barbat! ~
Desigur artistul uneur pc care
|l'ai inenrajat drdestpl ca 81 ii,
|drazncasca sa-ti trimeata All BON.
boane. NJ mas mira sa-ti Fl hi
mis- 81 Q scrisoarc. Podt6 CD i-ai 81
rasphRs pana aeR,a.
81 b adevar, arannk kndu 81 osllli
Dilau zari pc mass esecSrti up pliz
descllis Gu .adrcsa contesei ii Srci
SAL a.. Wanda " ridic1 din pat
s. fnlgerator apuca serisoarsa Y y
& asennse, zieslld: ssIs s
Te ROC, iii Il I'm disare M
|dau voc niananui xlsaaif et M
|sefisorile. |l' .
Daea h teva g. a N ~ y
milo. 81 ]: IS 81 ;g's
Z Daca al Fl f6ls s s ~
q III. aI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

Au spus'o, doar, englezii, ba,
char, foarte multi francczi.
Napoleon d,lcea in varful
spadei libertatca popoarelor. Kai-
scrul, nimicirca 81 sclaria!
- Intro ri, lunina Sc va face
incleia Wanda acest dialog &C
luase intorsatura dola sabii III
crucisate.
Dinu, in seara asia, pleca mai
de vrcme de la Wanda.
Mcrgand catre casa Isl framan
| ia durcros inilna caci de la 0 vre,
|me pc Wanda silntia alunecan.
du-i printre degete. Ayea intuitia
llinpedc ca agonia incepe. Con,
flitcle astea micide gelozic 81 ds
|politica sxterna yor aduce curand
lluptura.
Wanda era prea set0asa de Ii
Wanda era prea setoasa dc Ii
Ibertate, e. Sd Sc lase incatusata
fde eelosia nnui amant ce amenin-
ta sa-i rlpiasca toata libertatea.
[ltJo ulieile \ dnelnri ii care Dinu
EErvtrs 8 vSfyaSr -, NJ, ,~fnn sa<,s +, !,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

in valoarc de $500; D-na Olga l..
Pescariu, a. donat trei tortc, sau
(Placinte) 1920; Aurcl Mira a
donat un assortment de sapun, III
valoarc de $4.1O; Dimitrius. Dobos
a donat dol Porumbi postali
$3.50; loan Cretu a doilat al,ia-
turf in valoare de $1.50; loan
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

rca 81 placcrea il vor II Gu atit
mai mari!
Totugi, cateva clipe il pru,a, se
Isimti foarte tulbprat. Dc cc Wan
ida nu este acasGi 4 In orclc l0 al.
lmineata1 Ea niciodat6 nu obict
nuia 81 iasa inainte de. ora \. Nh
Irumva ma dounit acasA I !
La gandul scesta. noapte %
facu inaintea ochilor Ali ninu. i
IS Mergen pc straIda Gu cspul 5i
|panlant grcu do negrc ! sgsndatg
[cand, q yoce cunoseut& Il trtSi 81
|diptr'un Wis ur5t
Al! q est vous ]!
Era Wanda cafe,i yoSbja. 4
De nude VIII y ilttra
.Dinu cu glas stils. W III
pe "a mona men los1irfS " u
Cum I sCe yrci sLl icii
An primit diaaiu e tdt
|cateva rtnduri AZ u priis1li ne(,
familia ategor nohriaa
~ (pdttiaa y VIA q I'M
sy6d eaanclile 1e 4isap ~ 4
a|plnpief6a loI. n Nh. S''5 Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

deveni mcmbri la Societatea 'Mr
rasana" de lua 81 dansii part,
la adunare carl vor ii primiti cl
drag in miilocul nostru. Absentee,
Inemotirate vor Fl pedepsite con
form Statutelor.
In numcle Soc. ''MurdSana''
p. .. Pet1ca, prcscdinte.
Teodor 11aeavei secretar.
(256-57)..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

pentru licitatie, doua torte sau
aluaturi donate de industrioasa
Me. Olga, l.. Puscariu. 0 perinuta
donata dc domniSoara Valeria A.
DoboS, lucata de mana dansei.
Dol porumbi donati de dl DoboS.
Dl A. Mira all donat ,m asorti-
mcnt dc articole dc toilete, care
au adus un foarte frumos VENT.
Aducem mare multumire d-lui
81 d-nei Bruda 81 celorlalti frati
81 surori din New Port, KY. care
in totdeauna i-au parte la pctrece-
rile parochiei ajutand parochia
fOarte mutt.
Aducem nemarginitele noastre
mdltamiri d-nei Olga l.. Pcscariu,
pentru siguranta 81 obosiala &c
dansa a facut-o pentru parochia
noastra ce au adus asa bun rczul-
tat parochiei noastre 81 tot odata
multamim 81 diletantilor care au
luat parte in piesa teatrala I'll
iganca fcrmecatoare" compusa dc
d-na Olga L. Pescariu in carea
dansa au avut rolul principal 81
urmatori asistenti 81 asistcntc
d-na n. Pepu, d-Soara Valeria A.
DoboS, Paraschiva Raca, dina i.
Dobos, NJ. Negru, d-soara Olivia
Dobos, d-soara Veta Negru, dl I.
IN. Pescariu, ]. Baia, /. Negru.
Inca odata aducem multamiri
comitetului parochial care ostc.
neste mutt pentru inaintarea pa
rochiei serviid in toate Dumineca
la petreccri perindanduSa intre
membri.
La indemnul parintelui HE
Moisa, parochia in intelcgere Gu
Societatile 'Dacia'' 81 'Renastc-
rea'', din loc. au comemorat Gu
solemnitate. aniversarea de SO de
ami de la mOartea marelui nostru
erou Avram Iancu, Dumineca in
10 Sept. Societatile din loc 81 sora
societate Aradana'' din Dayton,
Ohio, in frunte Gu drapelele, 81
un frumos numar de membri 81
lnembre, au luat parte la seryi.
ciul divin, care S 'au oficiat, paras.
tas, i'll presenta unui public foarte
numeros.
Dllpa parastas, parintclc pofti
pc toti cei de fata, a lua parte, in
frpmoasa sala IA bisericii, unde
lparintele au tilint 0 vorbire pa,
trunzatOare despre viata, nemuri-
torului nostru erOu. lar clcva
scoalci noastre parochiale, Gisela
Bogdan, find instruata de parin.
tele, adeclamat poezia 'pe dealul
Feleacului. la fel clcvul Pavcl Pa
losan, declamat poezia Libcrtatcd
care an stors lacremi din ochii CO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''ofurasana'' din Har-
,risburg, Pa. Convoacd pe toti
mem!bri sal lua parte la sedinta
lunara extra ordinara care sc va
tinea in ziua de 5 Novembrie
1922 Ia orclc ? p. IN. in hala Socie-
tatii "Murasana''.
La ordinea zilei vor ii mai mul-
te chestii de rezolvat, la care in
special 81 fostui Secretar Petru
Borlea este rugat de a lua parte.
Stunt ruSati aceia carl dorcsc a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

A s 49, &
na "a de gat.
~ care lml s'aigeam capul 8
s1iu oe undc' &c odata ma ~
mlnez.
lraspuna y
lan1ano' am stat gu acest p
clor mal mutt pc pedaia y rIdl
candu-i mefei m sus, y am isDl
sc dnnga Rlanuinf iacandu-mi z
ceste doala urme vlnete.
Mint, stricato = mn strag'
g, lar, nlanios.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

Franek a donat Q tabaehcra de
tutun Soc.
Sus numitele articole au fost
licitatc 81 All adus suma de $2l.5O.
Pentru Parochia gr.-ort. rom.
''Sf. Andreiu" din Cincinnati, o.
Comitetul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31

ljigncyte, nu ito arat.
Wanda, ia scanla ce faei!
Mai bine ia seanaa tu: Gu &c
lozia asta care ma ulnileste al 50
ma pierzi.
Sc auzi Q batae in usa. Wanda
|striga:
Intra
sSi Liudmilla Isl Introduce agre.
|abilu-i cap!
Apoi, aparn ,toata in carne 81
|oase! sDar, cand dete Gu ochii de
Dii1l 40 intuneca 81 scllimba cate.
VI. cuyisate pe. soptite Gu Wanda:
lAs,si W streeura cum venisc, pe
|usa, Il disparu.
Waf.la dnpa yce . n Mtreeu pan
afarS se ga1ptpa alse maj inseainatl,
Etf so6il ,drasnl sae,l eu
| gelosia II
Intr ~ ii al ~ devil II tu nesn'
|fsrit a. fostul men adaant Boris,
|lav, care, fntr'o q; @ lielte pe
|pslpa piciorulp meu doua dung
4 - s IS n s,s q Z. ssss .s "
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31
Aifkne II 1a1oA11 q.
eau 7

poi muzicanti care SD poata
canta unul Gu clanaretu 81 unul
Gu tambalu, este afacere foarte
buna dc facut adresa:
loan CHIRA
P. o. Box No 732. Roebling, N. Y
(256-57).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-31


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Gu $500.
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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-09-21
Won't Stay Dry For Life.

Easton, Pa. Alex Zalewski, Of
Bethlehem, Is willing to go dry
for time, but he doesn't intend to be-
come permanent member Of the
parched pilgrims IL he can avoid 1t,
and he so expressed himself In open
court here before Judge McKeen.
Arraigned by his wife in charge
Of non support and desertion, his
spouse said he was good man when
he, wasn't drinking. Judge McKeen
asked the defendant to take the pledge
for year, and counsel for Mrs. Ia
lewski asked that 1t be made for two
years. ZaIewski then stepped before
the court and announced his willing
ness to make 1t three rears.
"Why not make it for life?" inguir-
ed the judge.
Nothing doing, judge, three Is long
enough" replied the defendant, and
his offer was accepted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zalewski left the court
arm in arm to make new ZONE for
themselves at Bethlehem.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-09-21
B. & o. SHOPMEN
BACK TO WORK

BALTIMORE, Md, September Is
"A peace pact, generally known as
the Baltimore plan, was signed here
this afternoon by Charles w. Gallo
way, vice president of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad and representatives
of the striking shopmen employed on
the Baltimore and Ohio.
Practically all of the striking B.
and O. shopmen are expected to be
back to work within tn days.
Signing of the agreement came as
result of conference held at the
B. ond o. central building between
Mr. Galloway and George H. Emer-
son, chief of the motive power, and
F. E. Blazer, assistant to Mr.. Gallo
way, representing the B. and O. and
William J. MCGEE, president of the B.
and o. federation, and his associates.
CHICAGO, Sept. Is A mutual
agreement embrasing new schedule
of rates of pay and forking rules has
0Sti ACrttECQ UCJWtClL~ 1lIGCl otAUH
craft employees" and officials of the
Chicago. Burlington & Quency rail-
road, Hale Holden, president, announ-
ced tonight. The so-called Willard
plan of settlement is thus disposed Of,
a statement by Mr.. Holden says.
The contract with the representa-
tives of the present mechanical crafts
men, according to statement issued
by Mr.. Holden, provides a graduated
rate of pay for differing skill and ter
ritory differentials, involving in some
instances increases over the former
scale.
In contrast to the action of the
Burlington, striking shopmen of the
Chicago & Northwestern and the
Chicago, Milwaukee & StPaul roads,
$1,000 in all, have returned to work at
various points on the respective sys-
tenn.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-09-21
BELINGTON U. B.
CHURCH REOPENING

The U. B. Church at Belington has
been enlarged and repaired. Six Sun
day School rooms have been added to
tn church, all of which may be opened
into the main auditorium for public
worship Sunday Oct. LIST Supt, Rev.
E. II. Waters of Grafton will dedicate
the building to the service Of God
Sunday School 9:45. 10:45 DR..
Waters will bring a great message.
also Sunday evening at 7:30. The
first quartey conference for the year
will convene Sat Sept. 80 at 7:30 P.
M. All of the church Of the town
with their Pastors are cordially in
vited to attend the service also every
one is invited to come and bring your
friends. Welcome one and all E.
A. Critics, Pastor
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-09-21
N. j. Has More Hogs to XIII.

Trenton, n. J. - New Jersey
farmers have 10000 head Of hogs
for fattening this fall, as compared
with $4,000 in 1921 and 100000 In
1920
The September crop report of the
state department Of agriculture re-
ports the number on hand for fatten-
ing in the United States Is estimated
at 60050,000 compared with 55,912,-
900 in 1921 and 56,534000 in 1920.
The total production Of wool in New
Jersey this season is estimated at 3d.
900 pounds as compared with $4,000
pounds last year and 10000 pounds
in 1920.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-09-21
Loses at Poker; Ends Life.

Mauch Chunk, Pa. Following
game or poker game at Lehightno,
Joseph Cool, formerly Of Wilkes Barre,
is alleged to have attacked George
Stever with club because the later
had won the game. Eye witnesses,
who dragged Cool from Stevens pros
trate body, said he remarked he would
go home and end his life. When Cool
reached his home he told his wife
what had occurred and shot himself.
The widow and two children survive
him. Stever will recover from the
clubbing.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-09-21
Sends Message to Congress
Explaining His Reasons.
OBJECTS TO SOME PROVISIONS
Harding Says Congress Failed to Pro-
vide Revenue For Act-Estimates
First Four-Year Charge at $780,
oeo, 900.

Washington.-The soldiers bonus
bill was vetoed by President Harding
In returning the measure to con-
gress without his approval, the execu-
tive, in message to the house, de-
clared he was in accord with the avow-
ed purposes of the bill, but he could
not subscribe to its provisions.
Outlining the reasons for his veto,
the president said congress had failed,
first of all, to provide the revenue
from which the bestowal was to be
paid. He added the ultimate cost
could not be estimated definitely, but
! the treasury figured the total at $780,
10000 for the first four years, with a
I. anal charge in excess Of $4,000000, 900.
Mr.. Harding told congress the pro-
posed loans on the service certificates
substituted for the original cash pay
ment would constitute borrowing on
the nations credit just as truly as
though the loans were made by direct
government borrowing He added this
Involves a dangerous abuse of public
credit"
The executive declared it was ses-
sential to remember more than
four-billion dollar pledge to the able
bodied service men would not diminish
the later obligation which the veteran
contributed to the trolls Of the aged,
INDECENT and dependent" This obi
cation, he said, would "cost more bill
ncnsN than he would venture to gug-
gest."
Before transmitting his message The
president continued his conference
with senators, his callers inclu> Ing
Senator Cameron, of Arizona; ffor-
beck, of South Dakota; Oddie, of Ne
braska, and Stanfield, of Oregon, all
Republicans, who voted for the bonus
In the senate.
The senators were understood to
have gone to the White House at the
invitation of the president who, it was
said, asked them to give serious con-
sideration to figures he presented as
to the financial condition of the gov
eminent and the drain which would
be imposed on the treasury by the bo-
nus.
Sufficient votes in the senate to sus-
tain a presidential veto of the tonus
bin were declared assured after can
vass of the senate by the advisers of
the president.
The senators said they We're sure of
at least three and probably five votes
more than the one-third necessary TO
sustain a veto. In the house it is as
sured the bill can be passed over the
veto, so that the measures eventual
defeat, if it is defeated will come in
the senate.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-09-21
Friaht Takes Her Voice.

Pittsburgh, Pa. The police were
called upon to ascertain what fright
ened 19-yearold Estella Grub, re-
sulting in the loss Of her voice. Last
Sunday night the girls parents heard
scream. They rushed to the hall
way, where they found her unconsci-
Gus. She was revived, but could not
speak. Estella obtained pencil and
wrote the words ~choke" and chair"
She was unable to write more and the
parents appealed to the authorities
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-09-21
Al MINERS DIED IN
ARGONAUT SHAFT
Bodies Of EntOnbed Men Found
by ResCuers.

Jackson, Cal - Jackson, min
ing town in the Mother Lode coun-
try, has paid the toll demanded of
those who delve in the earth for gold,
and stands unafraid, but not dry-eyed.
Forty-seven of Jackson's men died
in the Argonaut mine early on the
morning of August %, it was learned,
and the town awaits the bringing Of
their bodies from the rock tunnel,
walled in with fiimsy bulkheads Of
their own building, that had been their
tomb for three weeks.
The first bodies of the victims Of
the mine disaster were to be brought
to the surface in the Kennedy mine.
A crew Of the United States bureau
of mines in charge Of Byron 0. Pick
ard, district mining engineer of the
bureau, went down the Kennedy shaft.
Members of the crew carried forty
pounds oxygen breathing apparatus.
Pickard said they would descend to
the 3600-foot level of the Kennedy,
crawl through the two-foot hole made
into the 4200-foot level of the Argo-
naut and then go down ladders tothe
1850 level Of the Argonaut, where the
bodies were found.
The procedure then would be to
draw off gas and force fresh air into
the Argonaut Each body was to be
wrapped in canvas, loaded on skit
and taken up one by one by compress
ed air power to the 4200-foot level
and from there through the hole to
the Kennedy for removal to the top.
The laborious process would take
about two hours for each of the
bodies to be brought out.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-09-21
KILLED IN JUNIOR MINES

Malora l.. Weese was killed in the
Junior Mines last Friday, part Of the
slate roof of the room in which he
was working gave way and caused
almost. instant death. 1t is reported
that The room was not properly
propped.
Malora Weese, who was killei in
the Junior mines was kell known in
this city, having at one time lived
here. His death is deeply regretted
by all as he was good citizen and
leaves large family to mourn his
loss.