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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
ny Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.--Thc pre-
diction that the Democratic party
would make gains in every State in
the North. East and West. and would
retrieve. in the coming campaign, the
ground lost in Tennessee and Texas
in the last election, was r.adc today
by REPRESENTATIVE Arthur II. Rouse,
of Kentucky. chairman OF the Demo :
. cratic National Congressional Com
mittee. In formal statement, Mr.
Rouse announced that the congress
sional committee organization would
he completed within week.
j. I'VE have been proceeding ener-
getically," the statement said. "and
have about completed our orRaniza-
tion in each State. Our committed
includes In its membership a Repre-
sentative in Congress from every
State in the Union that has Demo
cratic representation In the national
lawmakinG body. There arc now
twenty-three States without Demo
cratic representation. In all cxcept
Eve OF these. I have appointed q
prominent Democrat to represent the
state on tho committee and the or
ganiIation will be completed within a
week. &as
"Ths committee also will hays /.
.N .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
NORTH SIDE CHURCH
IS SDAMAGED BY FIRE
$4,000 Blaze Sweeps Barton
Heights Baptist Early
This Morning.
IN SOUTHEAST CORNER
Flames. Blamed to Defective
Wiring, Confined to
This Section.
IN SOUTHEAST CORNER

The Barton Heights Baptist Church
was badly damaged by fire. believed
TO have originated from defective
wiring. carly this morning. Damage
Is estimated at $4,000. 'rhe firc
broke GU, about 30 O'Clock and
before fire apparatus arrived at tI,c
scene. the building was rapidly fall
ing prey TO the flames. The sncc.
tacular nature of the fire attracted
large crowd OF spectators. and III.
SKY was made lurid from the flames
The fire started In the ladief.
parlor in the southeas, corner of rho
church. and that section of the biuld :
ing was badly damaged. The fire
men, however. managed to coufine
the flames to the rear o. th. build
ing, but the front part OF the s,ruc-
ture was badly damaged by water
ihe building is frame structure.
out was succeed several years ago.
Little damage was done to the main
auditorium OF the building by III.
names. but the pulpit was Hooded bv.
the two streams. Officials of Tho
church stated that they did not think
that the pipe organ. which is located
IN The front portion OF the church.
was damaged
The church had been locked nm
after services last night. and. as the
building is not heated by n furnace.
but by means o: gas heaters. ,her.
was no fire left in the building
This fact leads 10 the belief thar
defective wiring caused the flames.
l.. u. Carver. North Side patrol
man. discovered the blaze and turned
IN the alarm. The North Side fire
engine company responded to th.
alarm. and. after about n half hour,
work. had the flames under control
The cntirr section of the city wa.
aroused by the loud clanE of the fire
engines as they sped toward the
scene. and. once out of their beds a
look at the sky Informed them that
there was big blaze in the vicinity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
ny Mc.tbrook I.cxlcr

NEW YORK. Feb. .. - Poo! For
that great American jazz grand opera
Poo! Poo. Make il three rousing
poos and n zut
Irving Berlin predicts that one day
the great Metropolitan Opera Com.
pauy will sing jazz grand opera
serious, digni:icd American master
piece In jazz time. Madam Amul!.a
CALI Curci. considered by many
critics 10 be the greatest coloratura
soprano. star or both the Metrupo.-
itan and Chicago grand opera com
nanics, can offer him absolutely no
encouragement, In this hope.
No Resrrn binnre. e.
Music !a music, and jazz is Jazz
and there isn't the remotest :esem-
blancc between them" said MAZDA nj
Gaili-Curci in her apartments at
The Ambassador to which her hus.
land. Homer Samueis. the pianist.
nodded agreement. Music, is ced
roast beef. Jazz is Danish .pastcy
One can mako meal OF roast hecr.
One likes just a taste OF tpastr.
And ] confess ahat like moments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
BARE LIFE HISTORY
OF MOVIE CHIEF IN
SEARCH FOR SLAYER
Scores of Los Angeles De-
tectivcs Work on Amaz-
ing Murder Mystery.
NAMES OF SUSPECTS
JEALOUSLY GUARDED
Big Figure in Screen World
Is Now Linked Among
the Possibilities.
"CIiECK UI" DLACKMAII.Ei,
Try 4" Identify Purchaser or Ola
Model Revolver in city
shops.
NAMES OF SUSPECTS
JEALOUSLY GUARDED
"CIIECK
Try Z" Identify Purchaser of Old
Model Revolver In city
shops.


Los ANGELES, Feb. "a mction
picture actor md n rnmrrn man uc.c
brought to the Los Angeles county
jail here tonight for qucs stionInE IT,
to their possIblc knowledge OF cIi..
To the murder of William Desmond
Tnylor, film director.
The makeup wns still on the ne
tors fncc when nc arrived Mt the
Jntt' Indicating. officers stntcd, TINT
the deputy shcriTS who Ind brought,
him I'm, Al Manning. chicr criminal
deputy. mud Harvey He'll. were IN
great haste TO learn his story.
The men were locntcd mt n rnotIon-
picture studio In the Hollywood dis
frict. "f I.os Angeles, II was stated.
After they had hccn questioned
sepHrntcfy for two hours, the OIL
cers started back to Hollywood witt,
the nctOr, &c WINS stated.
The trip back TO Hollywood. II wus
announced. WINS I" give the actor MI
opportunity to make good his dcciar-
alton to the deputies that ,Ir they
would cscort him there he could nc
count for hIs movements last We'd
nrsdny night. the night Taylor was
sInin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
GALLI-CURCI DENIES THAT .JAZZ
WILL EVER BE GRAND OPERA
Famous Cooratura Soprano Laughs Irving Berlin's
Prediction That Americas Popular Music Will
Become Serious, Dignifed Masterpiece.

/ OF Jazz. but can't imagine an audi
encc sitting through i whole evening
OF such grotesIue syncopation at :!e
Metropolitan"
Madam Galli-Curci is the highest
musical authority yet quoted in TIL,
controversy aroused In New York BY
the presentation of Hartley Manners'
new play, The Nat!ona, Anthcm
WITH Miss Laurette Taylor In the
star role. The Natinnti Anthem"
is an apostrophic iemurciation o.
jazz and associate avi.a Composers
OF popular rlis:c co:nsnanly REGARDED
as jazz rushed out %: their melody.
snatcheries along Tin-Pan Alley. .:air
dying. shouting in stric minors that
their stun wasn't really jazz. but
syncopa.ion, which is something en-
tirely else again. .,vins Berlin was
the only one to stand by his say
phones. He opened up witt. all
valves at once. Jazz. he said. "a the
music OF America. siili impcrfse-,
hut going through q refining proccsg
But there Will he no American
music,% Madam Gal,i-curei cxpo,r
tconiinued on Page 4, Co. GS J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
Union, Issue proclamation.
: IE.' United Nlws1


BERLIN. Feb. with tho rail
way waikout rapidly assuming the
proportions Of n general nation wide
Htr'ke. union leaders have issued n
proclamation. declaring they will;
prosecute their advantage until a
complete victory j. gained.
Little result was gained from tho
:Estruciions of Tho imperial TraNic
Minister 10 iac managers Of rail
ways 10 dismiss all workers. who
ala not return 10 work at once. All
trains In Berlin. with the execution
"f partial suburban service. have
hocn tled up.
Telegraph workers In Berlin have
also joined the movement bu, the
service has not yet been impaired 70
great extent,
Notwithstanding the rcbukc al Z.
niaistered to the railway strikers
thy the general federation o; labor
aud allied organizations. the rail
'ic-up showed an extension in al,
CONTINUED on Page ., Col l1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
500 Panic Stricken
by Fire in Thcater
IEy .AssocIntcl rress |

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.--An cxplo-
sion. followed by fire. spread panic
among 800 patrons of the Lyric
MOTION Picture Thcater. On. West
Twcmty-third Street. this after
noon. but all reached the street
safely. The blaze was put o;t
by hreinsn after II had i"strcvc.l
several thousand feet Of nlm and
damaged the operating room
Tho playhouse. one OF small!
seating capacity. was crowded
when loud report was heard.
Tongues Of flames reached towar.l
the ceiling. and in an ins;ar. TIC
place was in an uproar.
Several persons were slightly
injured in the crush at the exit,
Mrs. Grace Holly. the pianist.
continued playing in an attempt
To restore calm. She was the last
TO leave the building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
FILM ACTRESS DIES
FROM POISONING
Fiorence DeshOn IN Found Dead Ina
Her Apartment in New
York.
IBy United Ncws.l

IBy United Ncws.l
NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Thc death OF
Florence Deshon. nlm actress. from
the effects of gas and veronaI pots-
onins brought vigorous dcnials from
Charles Chaplin, comedian, and Max
Eastman, writer. that they knew of
any motive for her to take her life
Medical Examiner Cassasa said
death was accidental Miss Dcshon
was found In her apartment on Bird.
Cage Walk Friday night. lying half
dressed across her bed with the clec-
trio lights burning and the gas
turned on.
Desperate attempts were made at
st. Nincent's Hospital to savo her
life. and Eastman submitted to a
blood TRANSMISSION Saturday night.
without avail. She died without re-
gaining consciousness.
Miss Deshon was q member Of the
Croton Radical Colony" which in
cluded Eastman. Doris Stevens and
the Floyd Deils.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
Flood Drives ou, Hundred.

than 100 persons were driven from
their homes near here today. when
Sowashcc Creek. swollen by i've
inch rainfall Saturday night. over
flowed it's banks and the surround
ing iowlands and Hooded the homes
OF many negroes. Tho Chickasahay v
River ana tributary streams are re :
ported rising rapidly. Railroad traf-
;c has not yet been delayed. but IL
TX expected that tracks will be cov-
Of points near thr citv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
600 SINN FEN WOMEN
: REAFFIRM ALLEGIANCE
WIN support Candidates Standing
True tn Republic Pro-
claimed In 1910.
lEy Associated Press.

DUBLIN, Feb. Six hundred dele
gates most "t them youthful repre-
sfn''nS woincn's Sim Fcin organiza-
lions. reaifirmcd their allegiance TO
The republic In resolution toIn Y
They also called upon the women Of
Ireland TO support ut the forthcotn-
ing elections only candidates stand
ling true to the republic proclaimed
IN 1915. and. asked them TO Join in
ieimposing the Belfast boycott unless
prisoners in northern jails for po,iti-
cal onenses arc released forthwith.
Countess Markievicz presided at
tine convention. which was held ut
tho Mansion House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
y. S. S. Florida Lands
Huge Gun on Beach
By .Ayyociotcd Prcssl

GUANTANAMO BAY. CUBA,
Feb. 5.-.tnchorcd in Guantanamo
Bay opposite the naval station,
the L. s. s. Florida has success
fully lowered from her decks and
landed on the beach n i55-milli-
meter gun on n massive mount
and tractors.
The big field piece. completely
set UP and in readiness for action
when II reached land, was swung
over the side to 4 platform built
on two large motor-saiiors. maxi
ing a pontoon that would. with its
own power, carry the gun to
shore. This was followed by tho
landing of two field pieces Of
15-millimetcr calibcr and tractor
tracks for ammunition and the
train Of landing party.
The whole action was done with
great dispatch and without
hitch and all equipment landed
without an incident. These guns
and tractors are a part of tho
equipment of the advance base
of the Marine Corps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
HARDING TO CONFER
WITH G.. 0. p. LEADERS
VIII Seek Means of NnIsinS Money TO
Pay Bonus In Meeting

IHv Cnitcd News.l

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.---Prcsidcn,
Harding and congressiona! leaders
in conference at the White House
tomorrow. will seek means 10 raise
funds needed to pay soldier Lonus.
Having agreed that a bonus bin
should bc enacted, leaders now find
themselves in a quandry as TO where
the funds can be obtained. The bill,
II is figured. would cost $500, ,J0J, ,O0C
during the first year.
There is greatest hesitancy to in
crease taxcs. but the money appar-
entity can he derived only In that way.
Projects TO utilize interest payments
on foreign debts still are being dis
cussed. and II has beer suggested
that funds saved in the naval appro-
pria;ion bill he applied to the bonus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
BERLIN IS CUT OFF
FROM CAR SERVICE.
GAS, WATER, LIGHT
Walkout of Municipal En-
ployes Affects All Hos,
pitals in City.
RAILROAD WORKERS
QUIT IN ALL OF BADEN
Factories and Bakeries Have
Reduced Hours and Some
Have Closed.
UNIONS ISSUE MANIFESTO
WIZ Prosecute Their Advantage
rn'Ii Complete Victory Ia
IHincd.
RAILROAD WORKERS
QUIT IN ALL OF BADEN
UNIONS ISSUE MANIFESTO
wiz Prosecute Their Advantage
tn'f Complete Victory Js
Gained.
icy Associated press.1

BERLIN. Feb. 5.-Tramwu. scryic.
ana the gas. water and olectr!city
supply !n Berlin were conrplc,oly
smut or when the municipal cin-
lio!'s struck this morning Evcn
hospitals arc without water and
light.
Tho strike o. railroad men b,,
extended to all ~. Baden. where ,I,.
workers went out las, night. Moth
nv "ah con'r OF th" negotiations. b.
gun yesterday for settling ,hr :al-
way strike. which now has been in
progress since Wednesday midni;:h,.
/, Many factories and bakeries, have
'cduced their working hour. and
come OF them have alr.ady clos ii
Gown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
NOTED ACTOR DIES
iHrcct Descendant Of One or Napo-
Icons MnrsIiaIs.
'y Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. >. Joseph
Maison sloan. widely known actor
Of years ago. died today al his HON.
He was 81 years old.
rs member Of the old stock cor,
rany of the Walnut street Thcaty-
sloan played with the elder Booth.
ihc!lI" Western. Ada Echan. Maggie
Mitchell and with Tony pcnicr. the
celebrated clown. He was a Lirac;
descendant of Chcvaiicr ricrro Maj
son. ono Of Napo.con.s marshals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
AGED WOMAN DIES
AT GEORGIA HOME
Mrs. Martha Smith Battey. ~. Was
Widow of Famous Southern
Surgeon
lBy Associated rress.l

ROME. GA. Feb. 5.-AIrs. Martha
smith Battey. 81. widow of DG.. j. IL
ert Baucy. famous as "a surgeon, AID
said 10 be the first white child TO
live in Floyd County, Ga. then in
control OF Indians. died at her home
here today
Although an invalid at the time
OF the Civil War. Mrs. Battcy was
many times summoned before the
Union military forces for her out
spoken sentiments in favor of the
Southern cause.
Among her surviving children are
Mrs Grace Eayard. George NJ Dattcy
and Mrs. T.. q. Crichton. OF Atlanta
and Mrs Mary Il. King. OF Way
cross. Ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
Wrecks His 5000 Auto:
Sells Remnants for SIS
Inv Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK, Feb. "a new
automobile plunged on an Edge
combc Avenue ciin today and
landed seventy feet below. II
wreck. Around IL gathered a
crowd
ia give 81, Cor her as She is"
remarked bystandcE
Sold" said voice, and Ed
ward Jackson. who bought the
car yesterday for 5000. rruwlcd
from beneath its twisted REM
nants.
Young Jacksons father was
learning to drive and in attempt
ing Ia avert collision with taxi
cab. put his foot on the acceicra-
tor instead OF tho brake.
Neither was badly hurt. The
elder Jackson was arrested for
driving without a license.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
COMMON COUNCIL
TAKES UP V.R. &P.
MEASURE TONIGHT
Will Consider Resolution
Aldermen Adopted Con
tinuing 0-Cent Fare.
DlCkERSON PREDICTS
ITS DEFEAT BY BODY
Provides for Taking Back
Strikers to Fill Vacan-
cies on Cars.
SAY SERVICE ALMOST NORMAL.
"iic"s Asscrts Men Arc Standing
Firm aud VIII Act Only nx
Unit.

All eyes now center on the Com
mon Council. which meets in regular
session tonight at S O'Clock. While
the body has a number of import,nt
papers 10 he acted upon. the center
OF attraction is focused upon the
joint resolution adopted hy In.
hoard Of Aldermen Friday afternoon
IN relation To the street car situa-
ton. This joint resolution provides
for n continuation of the 6-cent fare
under the existing ordinance. which
expires by limitation on July II. and
requires the street car company To
re-employ all striking carmen IN TO
the q"ota needed at the priority
wage rates of 35. g. - and 40 cents
an hour. With > cents extra for one
man operators.
Was Adopted by Vote OF = to ..
This resolution was adopted hy the
vote Of TO =, Aldermen Epps and
Winfrec being absent. II was cx-
piatned by the special committeeman
that every effort had been made TO
bring the strikers and the officials
together. hut that while the company
agreed to two points. those OF the
OF as many strikers as needed 10 I'LL
tho ranks. the strikers would agree
To but ono point. that of the in
creased wage. while insisting To the
end that the company must take back
all the men who went ON strike
II is con,ended by Councilman
James T.. Dckcrson. of Jefferson
Ward. leader Of the stand -patters."
that Common Council will. with little
debate tonight. disagree with the
Board OF Aldermen. and that The
joint resolution adopted by that hody
Friday Will bc killed, lie will then.
II was stated yesterday. introduce Il
resolution similar To the one tabled
by the Board. requiring the Virginia
Railway and Power Company TO COM
ply with all the provisions OF the
franchise. IT is the design of Mr..
Dickerson and his followers to COM
pol the company To issue street car
tickets at six for - cents. with s.
cent straight fares. and labor tickets
at 21-2 cents each. MIR. Dickerson
says there is little doubt but that
his resolution Will finally he acted
upon favorably by the Board OF Al
dcrmen.
Next Step Jitncy RcEulation.
Provided this program as fixed by
Councilman pickerSon is carried out.
the next step Will be ton of
the jitucys and the fixing Of Ii
ccnsr tax. At present jitncys arc
running without restriction and
without license. except that the
regulation jitneys running over the
prescribed route In the West End
fan" are paying s25 annually as n
license tax. All others. II is aid. are
running without any restriction
whatever.
The body tonight will he called
upon to act upon a resolution abolish
ing the Office OF City Auditor. and
proposed amendment to the charter
u.ontinucd on Page 3, Col. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
Acknowledgement
IS WITNESS today
IN PROBE OF OFFICES
Saunders to Appear Before
Committee Investigating
Proposal of Mergers.
CANE DEPARTMENT Is
TO BE REPRESENTED
NJ. ID. Hart and Judge Rhca.
of Corporation Commits.
sion, Will Testify.
ruBLIC HEARING on TAN BILL.
Hall Measure, Giving Court Power,
I'm Divorce Suits. Up Thurs
dny Night.
CANE DEPARTMENT Is
TO BE REPRESENTED
rrnLiC HEARING on TAN bill.
finli Measure, Giving Court pu,,cr,
I'm Divorce Suits. Up Thurs
dny Night.

with the idea Of completing re :
port on or bcfor. Friday %. this week.
IN" ioInt Legislative committee in
Vcstigating State Offices and commits
s!ons. with view OF merger or aboIi-
t!on, viii begin a hearing at ia
O'Clock today. which. 1t Is exnccted.
viii continue throughout the day. as
the members have been EXCUSED from,
fouse duty while making their in :
vcstigation.
me principal witnesses before the
investigating committee today vii,
be AttorncyGeneral John n. Saun
dcrs. NJ. II. Hart. secretary Of the De-
thrtmcnt OF Game and Inland Fish
cries, and Judge William r. Rhea,
chairman OF the state Corporation
Commission.
Fnx Segregation Bill In.
This afternoon at O'Clock the
House committee will g:vc public
nearing on tho Byrd Brown tax seq
regation bill and the Pratt bill for
tax equalization. and tonight there
VIII be hearing OF the so-callcd
pure paint" measure.
Considerable interest ccnters I'm n
public hearing on the IiaIl hill in
the House on Thursday afternoon at
o'clock This bill gives the judge
o: court the authority to name
an attorney TO make defense o. any
divorce suit. which In his opinion
is not being properly defended, or
In which tho defendant does not an
pear. Ministers from various sec
tlons OF the state a:c expected here
to take part in the discussion Of
the bill.
Fee officers from throughout the
State viii swoop down on the Cap
itol on Thursday night, when the
various fee bills and the report OF
the state Fee Commission will be
the subject OF public hearing. Some
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
Debate Medical Merger.

= dCbatc. NCSoIVeH, That thc
Merged Medical School Ec Located
at Richmond featured the program
last night Of the Young Mems Lit
crary Club ut the home OF Charles
Michael. 2302 East Marshall Street.
Judges awarded tho decision in fa-
vorc Of tho Affirmative. argued by
Mcssrs. Yale and Reeve 'assam MIA =
neck Mcssrs imhurE ana Emanuel
rassaTnancck upheld the negative. \
review OF current events 10y Sam
Solomon and reading by Louis
Shockci. preceded the debate. Nau-
rice Michael, critic. concluded the
program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
CONNECTS AT SING SING
FORGE PRISON CHECKS
Inmates Were Assigned to once and
Accounting Duties OF
Institution.
tEy Associated Pross.I

ALBANY. y. y. Feb. 5.-Convicts s
assigned {" Office and accounting
"uiics at Sing Sing prison have dc :
iranded the State again. this time
for Sl4.5lS. II was revealed In the
annual report OF state Comptroller
James y. Wendell. made public to-
night The report viii Lc submitted
TO the Legislature tomorrow night.
FHnk checks. the rrnor; said. were
forged by the prisoners. aud the
comptroller recommends the employ
ment OF sufficient civilian help to
keep the financial and industrial ac-
counts OF the is'ison. 50 that In the
future no con,.cts need he employed
to 90 tic work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
Shark Fatally Bites
Australian Youth
lH, Associa,ed Press. l

LONDON. Feb. 5.--Whilc swim
ming In the sea at Coogec. sea-
side resort near sydney. AUS
traiia. Michael Coghlan. aged Is
years. was attacked by shark
and fatally bitten. says "a Reuter-
dispatch from sydney. His arms
were almos; severed.
a returned soldier. Jack Chal-
mcrs, swan to tho rescue and
dragged toghlan from the sharks
jaws. Other swimmers carried
Coghlnn out os the water. hut hc
died on the beach. Thousands Of
horrihed spectators witnessed tho
tragedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
TWO DROWN AS AUTO
PLUNGES INTO GREEK
Skid> on slippery Pavement, Over
turns and Falls Thirty
fBy Associated Press. I

TOLEDO. OHIO. Feb. 5.--Two men
we're drowned md two others mar
rowly escaped death when an auto
mobile in which the four were riIin,
early today skidded on Il sljppery
pavement, overturned and plunged
INTO Swan Creek, thirty feet below
the roadway.
The dead are: Milton Tomansl;i. 90
years old. and Kaiser Sass 81. The
other men. Joseph Bukowski. %. and
Raymond Rygalski. 10. were arrested
by police. who say the car was stolen
Saturday night