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Evening star., 1928-01-09
By Consolidated press.

BY Consolidated Prose.
DETROIT. January e,-With 2
military hearing and sharp commands
that would daunt the most devil
may.care of drivers. 500 exit a duty
policemen stood on important street
corners in Detroit today--at one i'm
portant intersection there were four
picked giants in uniform to enforce
by the mighty roar of their big police
guns IL necessary, the traffic laws at
this overcrown municipality In his
office at city Hall Police Commis-
sioner William l.. Rutiedge. his lips
drawn. awaited reports
The motor metropolis was virtually
under martial law. with city auihori-
ties determined at whatever cost 10
end the slaughter of innocent pedes-
,rians and careful drivers by rowing
maniacs. who had cast ii pail Of gloom
over the city during the HOLIDAYS by
tn. indiscriminate killing with high
powered ears of more. than score of
children.
Evening star., 1928-01-09
WILL NOT SUE HEARST.
Gen. Estrada Says Mexico Is Not Con
cerned With Publisher.

MEXICO CITY. January A1 -'
The Mexican government does not
plan to sue William Randolph lfears'
for Islander in connection with the
pubiica ton of forged documents az 10
Mexican activities. Gen. Enrique Es.
trada. acting foreign minister. sain
yesterday when questioned IN resaTn
to reports that such suit was con
templated.
(The Spanish language newspaper
El Continental Of ri Paso. Tex. yes
terday published dispatch from Mex'
leo City saying that the Mexican gov
ernment would sue the American pub
fisher for $40 900 900 damages for pun
fishing papers. later shown I" "s
forgetier alleging that large sun,
had been set aside 10 pay four Initeh
states Senators Ia uphold policies ia
vorabe in McxicoJ
Henor Estrada said The Mexican
government Will not concern ITSELF
with Hearst II win not sue him
beyond that ! have nothing TO say"
Evening star., 1928-01-09
TAXb|LL !OBE PU!
ASIDE, SAYS SM0OT
Finance Committee Chairman
Predicts Sidetracking Until
After March IS.

BY the Associated pr~ss
\ prediction that the ssaa. 600 200
tax relief hili would he siietra Ok ed
until after March Is. when rsxt tax
returns ~ the year are due, Was
made today by Chairman Smoo, Of
the finance committee
Although the finance committee
has not even been called into SEES
sion. Chairman Smoot declared that,
when u met IL would take mp the
House bill providing for The return
ot seized alien property
II Democrats oppose this move. the
chairman said. he had enough votes
10 force the delay.
Administration leaders have declar~
I'd that after March Il IL viii he pcssi'
bile to show by figures the condition.
II the Treasury's finances and deter
mine jus, how far tax reduction
should go The figure of Ssso .ooo, 900
fixed by the House is held ny Secre-
tary Mellon TO he too nigh.
Senator simmons of North Carolina,
Democrat on the committee,
and spokesman IN tax affairs for The
minority. had planned to bring his
'orces together today for consideration
VI tax matters. hut he was detained
NJ his home by slight illness
Evening star., 1928-01-09
COMMISSION TO PROBE
S.4 WRECK HITS SNAG
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Democrats Oppose Administra-
ton Resolution.

The adm. .nistration's propose Tor
commission II Experts 20 investigate
the - cisssier. which hSs alfeaus
been approved by the HOUSE. struck
n snag t1dsy when II ~as taken up
in ,he senate nsyal affairs committee
II W.. learned that Dernor'atr
nbsmbeSs ~ The sfnste co'nfnftes sig,
orousiy opposeh The resolution on tne
gr1und that an investigation entireiy
ky D commission of experts ~onld
surrogate the power of CoDgfess 10
weep 8 check on what the departments
OF the Government are doing the
meeting sdJoUrne6 with the aiesdt1p
Unscteo upon sDd % be taken up later
in ihe week
n is understood 10 he the attitude
~ the Democrats on the committee
ths wi,fie . group ~ eHperts whuio
b@ appl opFi8ie fof study III the
tschHrat questions involved, the s*n
sle committee Itself should make the
injury into 81 Dihef phases ~ me
submarine sc' 'l0sDi
Evening star., 1928-01-09
HOUSE AND SENATE
D.. K. TRIANGLE BILL
Measure for Purchase OF Site
Now Needs Only Presi-
dents Signature.

Congress today took the iinal step
toward authorizing the Government In
buy all of the private land In the
PENNSYLVANIA avenue Mall triangle for
new Federal buildings. when tn. Sen
ale agreed tn the report of the con
forces on the hill The House had
adupted the conference report earlier
In the day.
The bin IL ready To he sent In the
White House for the signature ot The
President. which Is all II now needs
10 make II law.
House Passes Bilt.
The House vote was rs tn 6a,
chairmau Elliott of the House com
mittee on public buildings aud
grounds presented the conference re-
port as privileged matter kepre
sentative Black. Democrat, OF Texas
opposed giving such blanket author
ity 10 the commission. saying that
II would be possible 10 tear down the
Southern Railway Building which he
believes should he used for many
years 10 come az an Office building
bv the Government lie atta'ke the
Commission af Fine Arts Repre-.
sentative Cooper ~ Wisconsin spoke
IN defense If the Commission Of Fine
Arls.
supports Black.
Representative Hlanian Democrat,
of Texas, supported MIR. Black, warn
Ing that the demolishing Of both The
southern building and the Post Office
Department Building is being udvocat'
ed within the next few wears II was
bt
Republican, or India ma, l.anhnm,
Democrat, ~ Texas: Underhlil Re.
puslIcan. Of Massac husetts and Snell
Republican. of New York. that the
Posi- ONCE building does not came
within the province NJ the legislation
under consideration, heca use this deals
only with privately owned land Ia he
acquired Representative rindhlam,
Republican. ot Illinois, puinted cut
that the Commission uf Fine Arts has
no authority IN this matter which tS
exclusively under jurisdiction ot he
rnllic buildings Commission
MIR, Ianham, ranking minority mem
her of the House committee on pub
lie buildings and grounds, said that
undue alarm was heins expressed. as
there was no intention for some time
To come tn raze the Southern building,
because the Puhlic buildings Commits
sion is already hard put TO find space
In which to house various units OF
the Government during the public
building program.
Mr.. underhili called attention to
the Ions recognized needs for ciea ming
out ramshaokle buildings IN this area.
directly under the noaa af rungreas
and offensive Ia visitors Ia tho Capi,
tai iie satd that The accomplishment
af this clean ~ should not he NOW
ir"iia r,ilSrd by DELAY IN the passage of
this measure
Mt Hack
Evening star., 1928-01-09
DETROIT UNDER "MARTIAL LAW"
IN DRIVE ON MANIAC DRIVERS
4.848 Tickets Handed Traffic Violators in
One Day-1OO9 Motorists Pay Fines
Totaline $18,000

While all this was going on. city
wide campaigns were being carried
un hy newspapers. radio hroadcasiers
and others 10 assure support of chill
drcn orpha ned hy craZed drivers, who
malt at neither safety zone nor red
signals.
Investigation has shown that auio-
mobile drivers licenses are held nv
more than n .scnre of inmates of in
sane asylum> Deiroiters who had.
in nomentary anger. shouted Mani
ac"' AT some reckless drivers. thus
ind themselves Sind.cated
Insane drivers? There must he
hundreds possibly thouS;i nds. os such
in Detroit. replied a social service
executive when questioned by the cor
respondent
There are 500 persons roaming the
streets of Detroit who are known 10
be insane and are at large only he
cause there Is no place in which to
eanfsste them, There nsust be thou
Continued 1on Page ). Column ~
Evening star., 1928-01-09
q MINERS MISSING
AFTER EXPLOSION;
TWO KNOWN DEAD
Hundreds of Others Escape
Illinois Blast Mile Un.
derground.
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
ESTABLISHED AT SCENE
Brattices Moved Into Shaft in Ef-
fort to Restore Air
Circulation.

~ the Associated Press.
WEST FRANKFORT. H.. jam
arv 9.-Two miners were known 10
have been killed and - were missing
four hours after an explosion To-Day
An the Industrial Coal Co.'S mine
No. Is. near here.
The dead were Carl Jones ana DaNio
NcFail. Their bodies still were IN
the mine at noon.
Fire broke out after the explosion
.nd made rescue work difficult. \
rescue team from Benton entered the
mine at 1915 am. and team from
Waller entered an hour later.
More ;han 6O0smen were emp'oSeo
,p the mine. All escaped except the
- who were cut off by smoke anu
dust. A mine rescue team was sum
moned from Benton.
Cause Not Determined.
The cause Of the explosion was mol
determined. Ii occurred In the sec.
tion known as the first east north'
500 feet below the surface
George Watkins. the first man 70
make his way to the surface from the
explosion area. reported seens
eraI men apparently dead ana otners
.,rusyliny as if they were injured.
Watkins said he crawled on MS
hands and knees to an air snai.
through which he escaped. he san
he did not know the cause OF the eX'
ploxior, which occurred ABOUT ni1s
from the bottom of the shaft. JUST
After the day shift had gone on duty
Emergency Hospital Opened.
Mine of,icials said after-damp. which
forms after such explosions. oIten
eauSed mole deaths than the biasts
themselves. Brattices. or temporary
canvas partitions. were moved p ,iiID
the section in an effort TO re-esiapiish
air circulation -
An emergency hospital was es.au
Gshed near the mine and DOCTORS anu
nurses were hastily summoned I" give
hrst aid TO the injured.
A crowd estimated between l.ovo ana
/, 800 gathered around the entrance 10
ere mine. These included many ahA
ions relatives OF the miners
Rescuers erdered to Mine.
Director Lewis Of the State depart
rnent of mines. on business III Ash'
tralta. directed mine. rescue teams
from Benton and Herrin 70 W"st
Frankfort and himAef proceeded there
by,auiomobile.
Neither Mr.. Lewis nor President
Harry Fishwick Of the Illinois Mine
Workers had details of the explosion.
Mr. Fishwick Immediately got IN
touch with the subdistrict president
and union officials at West FRANKFORT.
Leroy Sink. chief Of police. $50 ne
had received word that reseiie teams
we're able TO enter the mine by the
main shaft. which Sink said had moi
f,1en damaged The fun force OF the
explosion was felt in the first east
north. ne said
II was sinks und@rsts nding mar
r,en WIN had escaped reported tia'
several of those caught in this section
had tpe~f killed
chic AGO HERS or BLAST.
Evening star., 1928-01-09
100000 Baby Names Start Chicago War
Between Health Chief and Predecessor

pn kegei said that tNur sa,atN sdaasS
had admitted that they eVessa TIE s's'
and aesh egea II IL pT sa'sts>senN y
hhme after he tkekeh had taken 'SssS's>
Ia Rnnirsea, admit tns tsS>sS'SSaNs'
ag he liNt, said he wrnd nSn' $M
tugthev aVttAn Which his >ls>%VS>sS
mtsh iAkv he ~S.td the stSt w"N'd tS
uNed hN him Ia earGN Ha ntS W'HA Y"
u,atlns lNanlVtltets AMI "aeI resesN
cats tN,ntAsNtpg tafnR s'se ~n 'N'
eate aNd Ter,tipg M lSthteS
II have heeA stotn2 tkss wSMk ~
Chicago fns mann SVssFs aad the ~
Iant mArlailly rate has d,at4,ej e>sN
sittefahls RAt,.teSsn said Il wtN cVa'
ttaue 10 cArFN On The MtStnAt ltSs +
in the c,sN health eFt,re aNd e~a be
coplea Al anS time,
Evening star., 1928-01-09
GETS EARLY START.

SAN Jose. Costa Ric.s. January
UP.-(ul Charles \, I.,riesrSA hcr-
ped OF on the hast lap 60 his Central
American toar 81 S,sS am. csas-Sl
standard time. for ran&nsA.
The Amc~icaa ayers scal Is an ssg
lire distance 81 sic gasleS. A. Panama.
the flyer will decide definitely Ws~,
Eouts 20 follow on his COMING visiS
to HavAaa. where the ran>AnssrHan
Conference will he in seSSScn.
Col I-insso<Csh VAS On the aesa
hop TO Panama. lie arrived as the
SaaanA FLYING Field At e'cacck, aud
carefully studied nASrsS ~ the ,sF;t,
tory over walca his stshG Was 20 carry
hir,
After a STAY ~ several days in Pan
anna, LilsIeerSa w;l start aoTSA. haN'
INK aAa nSoEsI ANY sateatsSa IL ~ -
I's.cnaeSa and Venezuela a; tAs> ttSsse,
Making ose or more steps en- ro2te,
he plans - arrive at HSNsnA dartns
the sessions ~ the t'aeAa'srscan CNss-
gs~sS. whseA epenS IanoSry iS>
Without tsgNsteSt ~ advance raaesN>
tty. ne attended Sa0seer essanxht
MrxsNs lity Was in TIRE sacs ~ various
protests $sNsn ia<i!N SiIsasS SN1 SrS3s
tssttttNS, t'avta hIss>sS were tie aeSsa-
taavS az the aSAS staged here Tes
amateur FSAter> GiI ,AsI e~Ss ~
emulate gas aSAta osStNnS StnaSs ~
,Av professionals and same mid ter
their 9sSIsacslN eN ASgss1SS tossed, NJ
ana Ma< SsgsNss>lN iallssei
The SlGeNSa Invaded the reSsss cS
>o<NreC, kscAsUS NJ fNg = xSaas esINeea
A naslNe SnS tNegevtaa ssaEu, y
crowded pSNSSySm tS'aVv<s hIa - hssN~
Nel,rv tire t>eVuN SSnsN Wen, 70 g
i.inaesVSh tSrslVrN& = set ~ e>sakS
aN Costa Etraa authors FVosn = gssiNs
sara shsN><n atern ~ 4 saeSsC caresSsi,
As kGseSG et tAs CNNSSS kNsn
EoSary C1Ue> sae >'Asnaesr ~ >N,aa
a.eyvw ard sAs NSS<sNS Re revived
xjt,S tsE ais UeiAeg as Weal as A9sa
self,
Evening star., 1928-01-09
TWO SLAYERS DIE.
Men Garry Pictures os Relatives
Into Death Cell.

EELt.EkUNTE Pa, January UPe>
RAYMOND Winter of ,NlleSAet>
roun,, and William heNers, fhiss
,irlphla lxtid the death penSstS f'S
murder this n,orning az the EcckNiew
Pcnitentiary.
Winter preceded MeNerS 10 the
chair Roth carried pictures W their
relatives into the death cell and aeht
them unsl, strapped ia the eiectrie
chair. Both seemed brave ia the taCe
VI death and Winter protested his in
nacruce until the hast,
Evening star., 1928-01-09
Rome Cazes on Unveiled Face Of Emirs
Queen. in Defiance of Eastern Custom

seoted her by the royal welcoming
marty al the Station Those who wsi
soued the Eastern p6ienthts Included
the KING and Queen of Italy. crown
Prince ilumbert ana t'fem'nt Muse"
I'M
During ths iaurnrs here "h thf
steamship ltajpuianh i"th ihs queen
aDd other women Ia he parry hp
ueared unveiled
II look 40 trunks 10 bring The
,lotles the women of The party enn.
slider nseessafy for their European
tour.
The arrival Of The Emir was mafrsd
by the collision nf Two planes of his
aerial escort, Ope pilot Was kilisd,
Evening star., 1928-01-09

Bs the AssoastsS Pfsss
ROME. January 3.-Ths Eternal
city tpdsE entertained al Oriental
Queen upon wh0ss unyejlsd lace
itoniann 4aHsd 10 defiance ot Eastern
tthGitlDHs
s.,0b after the arrival here of
AfuHn,jilaL Khan, Enir Gf Afsi,anis
IAN, snd his queen, she APPEARED win
barred f9r. tnfoIe ihe Quitipai paia'e
IN Fespunse lD lie cheers ~ Vast
crowd,
The Queen ~as revealed as tall.
IVORY ysskt tpBsd beauty. shs wore q
smart bisck EtIopean dress ana car
iiea a great bouquet VI Ied ROSES, PIE
Evening star., 1928-01-09
STOVE BLAST KILLS TRIO.
Mouse wife Attempts 70 Hasten Fire
with Gasoline.

gI/IOHsBURG. Pa, January s ~
An explosion snd fTs 81 the hDfDs
81 William Young of AsbgFy. near
here resulted ia the death of his
wife snd two children, Jane. z, end
Zs re .
Sire YpuDR attempted ~ hasten 8
tlrheu nfe by pouring mlx.ntf
AZ gasnliue anG keFosens into ihs
s'Dss fDUns WBs working ~ The
issfti. sa,tne dlstsier foH the hDuss
RHG GiG fDi neaF the bihsi
Evening star., 1928-01-09
Indy COMPLETES
21(M|LE FLIGHT
TO PANAMA CITY
Thousands Welcome Airman
on His Arrival From
Costa Rica.
PART OF GRANDSTAND
At FIELD C0LLAPsEs
No Casualties in Crash A. Flyer
Abandons Plan of Visit to
South America.

Bv tire A-soeTsted prsss
PANAMA January "A fine fight
from san Jose. Costa Rica. to Pam
anna City today carried Col Charles
4. Lindbergh to the end Of his Cen
trs' American tour He left San Jose
at ?;+5 am. Eastern standard time.
and landed safely at Campo Lind
bergh, on Panaman soil, at 1.5i
o'clock this afternoon
The tainnds aviator came over Bal
boa and swept swiftly toward the
In nding place There was tropical
shower and a stiff wind vas blowing
a great crosTG had gathered at the
flying field. including many An.eri
cans. and LindserCiI had iiis usual sp-
thus:astic welcome.
Greeted by President.
President Chiari, in greeting him.
said:
Col. Lindbersh. others have secured
the liberty of America You. with
your ability of shortening distance.
are establishing a basis of fraternity
and are bringing together all the
American countries on a basis OF real
understanding
There was some confusion az the
tandIng. As Col. Lindbergh TAXED
down. the field pas; the Presidents
stand, mounted Paranan troops gal
loped beside his plane 20 keep the
cushing crowd back. The crowd. how
ever. would not give way. and 4,
seemed for several seconds that many
dives were in danger as the propeller
OF the Spirit Of 81 Louis KEEP, whirI-
ing.
- Landing Made Safely.
The landing safely made. with 10
one injured. the American air hero
was Immediately escorted &c the Press-
dents grandStand. while the crowd
sorged about him and cheered wildly.
AZ the f1sIng field, now known as
campo Lindbergh. continuous
stream of people came 20 watch the
arrival OF Col Lindeersh The sun
beat down with tropical ruShlessue>S.
and AT noon the temperature was 9U
larry IN the morning there had been
shower. but II did net harm the
ield
BY agreement. there were no United
States troopS present. excepx q few
members Of the Signal Corps Brig.
Gen William s. Graves. comn,andanr
of the Panama Canal Department cf
the United States Army. was first OF
the zone executives 10 arrive, Many
= automobiles brought Americans from
the zone territory.
just as President CHAR drove or
the field with his wife and one OF his
daughters followed hy Col Harry
Burgess. acting governor O. the
Canal Zone. part OF the grand stand
collapsed.
There were no casualties The
structure was a nimsy one. erected
for the occasion
\ squadron vi planes iefc the 6etd
20 escort Col Linahergh in.
Evening star., 1928-01-09
Revenge of Ousted
Organ Firm Worker
Stops Church Music


Ev the AssoClateu fFess.
PHILADELPHIA, January p
A discharged employe OF an organ
manufactory, who is believed to
have dismantlcd pipe organs oi
separate churches on two success
sive Sundays in his desire for re-
venge. is being sought by police
here today.
Yesterday the man appeared at
ST Marks Lutheran Church. repre-
senting himself as repairman for
the organ company, and told the
pastor he had been sent there TO
do some work on the organ. The
minister later found some of the
parts had been removed and there
was no music at the night service.
Last Sunday he dismantled the
organ of the Union Methodist Epis,
copal Church under the same r'e.
text.
Evening star., 1928-01-09
POINCARE'S PLAN READY,


PARIS. January P), Premier
Polncafe IN expected Ia announce The
broad lines of his monetary siahiilza'
tion plnn durigg the course "f the nrM
session 0f The Chamber ~ Deputies.
whlrh viii convene tomorrow,
The coming session VIII be short
but In likely 10 contain many impnr'
tant political Developments concerning
the life Of tho P0incare union cabinet
Evening star., 1928-01-09

uv the Associated Ptess,
CHICAGO, Januas s.~The names
ot 100 aoo babies and their parents
have ktndted warm debate between
Chleagos health commissioner w,
Arnutd h kegel aud his predecessor
np tt,tmAn = ntnTrSeh
Th,cs private detectives, seW M
u, kcgei, ,alled at the t'0atteevh
Ihome SuudAy and requested ,he hsl
witch tunlalns the names aud al
.i,essrs nf mate than lan,auo hahles
hnrn between August -, 1873, AMI NJ
,emher :, tAsS,
h In said te he Notth mofe thaN
llAu Oua to furniture arms, aehstt'
ment s,etes aud other business
houses,
Evening star., 1928-01-09
Three Children Die in Fire,

RtFFAt.O, y, v. January y 'tsH, ~-
Three Slee,ang. chlkiren weFe auraS>i
ta death hast ntSht n a ure caused
hv an o>rrhealed Kitchen stove IN y
frame dwe,l,ag IN South saasle Az
thrre were in 4 het tn the Kitchen,
The mother had le;t the heaSe 81 t0eA
r.r two oider senS At naN, snd ~
re,usnins found the house in flames
Evening star., 1928-01-09
CHINA MASSACRE FEARED.
Priests and Nuns Reported Held by
Bandits In Mongolia.

LONDON. January . tp, "A Tien'
tsin dispatch to the Daily Express to-
day said that the Reigian mission al
rientisin had received smuRsled let
ter saying four European priests SIX
nuns and numerous Chinese and Moh'
solian citi students had heen held cap
tive by bandits at Santaho, Inner
Mongolia. Tor three monthS, The cap
l,NeS feared that their massacre Mas
lntmiwent
The letter complained bitterly M "a
difference of foIeign troops, wh1ch are
within striking distance h SantaehH,
tn the capliVes plight
Evening star., 1928-01-09

kAtHpHi kenNa Has, Africa Ian,
uaty 4 tA9 Sever. earth tremats last
lng ftom 10 seconds to = minute we're
felt throUa hou. kenYa Fstday, There
were no casualties and ilttis damage
bey ond cracked buildings,
Evening star., 1928-01-09

BERLIN Ianasfy . m ~-Esplorion
~ ~ Illegal peTtm4ntai iabUaioIs
tn he suburbs ot iJsiieIen brought
hesth ia t~o parsons aBd injured eight
osbeys Mss S,snli1sT q chstnik'. sb9
o rosi6 setsaHi 10 tie Villa where tbs
sApioaiDn occurred were killed,
Evening star., 1928-01-09
BOwlder Crashes
Through Home, but
Children Sleep On

By the Associated Press
PONTARDAWE WaIes. January
9.-Three sound sleepers live in
this Little Glamorga nshire village.
They are the children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry .jenkens.
When a lotion bowlder. speeding
down lJ0-foot hill. crashed into
their home and bounded through
bathroom and kitchen. the three
children continued to dream.
They did not awake until their
parents rushed in expecting to find
them dead. No one was hurt.
Evening star., 1928-01-09
SLAYER GETS rs CENTS
AFTER KILLING CAR MAN
Prisoner ceatssses Shooting or<r~
aser-~Rlamss His Two
COMPANIONS

~ Ia AssSSsateS fT~&&
Mk>MFNlS, laAsagy N-<Ar~e<e
keSse, nexs<A raves Aaaxla& cer klsaAS
a man ~ rvesSrS tG>sta NAtHA Ae
se<xt>v<t eaaN IS centS
SAsstu husSAt .aaee0ae~1 trasN
that he >aVl kSse<yt L. C&sNSrN, ~
aaNJStps ef a esse asSa street gSaS hsSe,
en the RtSa, NJ tNCe@eer * and
teaNd eaN 50 0n Aisa- ke~ss ~sk
ae hHd ta dI\Nts teSt waa TIVE se>
>NaetlS<S
HE Say<ktsx<a saAl she SAS~akinx 80
talNVgy MAS scvtseNaeak As As e~ala
e>l ,aS eSF Al tAe epd ef the hus enc
Nf hss essa,lssakpNs shaved Asln AVID tee
alSsNe wss ds>vAaFgstt Nas MAN Aas
hnen arrested As Az aSSoeankteeN
Evening star., 1928-01-09
CHICAGO HERS or BLAST.


CHICAGO. Jar>1ry . Op.-Mea:"r
ssSsfis Sdsifis. q coai ST." .f 30 Z =. i, Z,
West Frankfort. acl the i'eanohs
Coal 90. here. hut detail we're iacking
The Peabody 90 operates the mine
The general officeS Of the P"aoody
Go sad arprox xiFns'eIy G0o men w*re
sp.,ioyed IN the MIN. Their adV,re
ans that some men had been
trapped. but how many they did no'
know.