Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1923, Page 18

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Specialists in Heating & Lighting Equipment 709 13th St.—One Door Above G St. Wiring and THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, MAY CONNECT TWO |WASHINGTON STATUE PRIEST MYSTERIES| DECLIES 10 BE MOVED All Efforts to Remove Memorisl Slayer of Father Belknap| for Bepairs Fail—Riggers May Be Involved in Vraniak Order Up Blow Torches. Disappearance, George Washington and his steed, immortalized in bronze at Washing- el e ton Circle, 234 street and Pennsyl- 7 the Asoclated Pross. : - VIRDEN. 1L, March 15.—Several de- | Vanry, POTtRWest o stanaie o velopments In the caso of FAther | reers of mgers o remive bim o8 he John A. Vranlak, pastor of the Ba- | qiq” ot 4 SO SIS Sl n cred Heart Catholic Church here, who |y o teft BRI B0 E e e e o, | Wrapped n the entangling lines ot were announced today by George Mil- | remes or e tooted Y Lot Bronas | ler, deputy sheriff of Macoupin coun- | man and steed had not budged, = ;. Fitne Haviatic orkmen are out for reinforce- e ke oE ments, which probably will turn up Extioniot the mysiery. in the from of acetylene gas burners. | Mrs. Johanna Vraniak, motier of | The lead base which holds the bronze | the missing rector, sald she Lad re- | Atatue to the stone will have to be | ios ; melted before the weight will answer brother, ‘the. Rev. Father Arthur B.| ' Gongrens has appropriated $2,000 for Balknap, a priest of Lead, ‘s .D..hh-d the repair of the statue, which time | bvvn‘hmur:;regy x: ,lnh;"} Gy heee und”mhg l»lemenhilutinve“rllltenkl-ull 2 months aj a 12 'S ”, e akage H scription she supplied. The letter was e atatue il e | turned over to the authorities. . N. Y., where the Deputy Sherlff Miller declared the ;’Qflzf'd‘:filsrgenkl;lnu&ed- following ; d;’;}"f‘fi‘“"a‘;{k;’; ':,{}fg’;’p“;‘d‘;"’:,{:; Jrhich it will be returned to Jts base | of Father cast_in the description of a man under sur- | here. The statue way car ek Mills, Veillance in & small town near here, | 413 Wwas modeied ¥ fino modeled | e to JAscertaln | the Jackson statue. It was unvelled | home since ~ the disappearance of | FeDruary 22, 1£60. { Father Vranlak, tt was stated. — | Adolph Vraniak of Chicago, brother | T3 i n 0 s im Lead the morn- | of the missing priest, asserted he re- | ;g pather Belknap was killed. cetved « telephone ¢all from & mani "Foiner Belknap was enticed from whose name was learned, Who | piy home at Lead, the rectory of the sRid tliatithe cle o appear- | cathedral there, at an early \:"3:"135 near 8t. Louis, several nights{®e8 BFR M Lo Theople in the nelgh- iago. Further questioning disclosed | Part of the tawr: TEORIT IS fand upon that the occurrence might have been | N feating found the body of the | Lo Srere Y epoctcd ‘to have boarded! Priemt lying face downward in the ‘a car for St. Louls later that[road. 5 S < ;‘;;‘;‘_';{;r‘c‘;‘ OF he Mountrynide be- | wounds and he was dead when found. tween this city and St. Louls was continued today by parishioners, Who|pReserve Seats Passion Play. Main 667. Vesterday fallad to find any clues to | S AGUCTisement, the whereabouts.of the priest. = DESCRIPTIONS TALLY. DUBUQUE, lowa, March 13-—The mysterlous disappearance of Father | Juhn A. Vraniak of Virden, Il under | F at Fourteenth circumstances which lead authorities = 5 1 to belleve he was murdered, has re- OU’LL enjoy this vived hopes of relatives of Father | 2 ’ A. B. Belknap that his slayer will be | Table d iI ote apprehended. Father Belknap was Luncheon o ours murdered October 26. 1921, in the out- |l immensely — a varied skirts of Lead, S. D y — e in the papers of Andrew Rolando, ([l menu, with New Ebbitt who is sought in connection with the Sl killing of Father Belknap, are some |fl S 3 letters from a girl named Kolm, or 60 t Colm, at Virden. There is also & note- book in which entries were made that c a plate indicated he had visited Virden a | nuFber of times. | And after luncheon Rolando was known to be strongly smoke your cigar over l'antagonistic. almost to the point o 2 | & manta, against priests. These facts | [ your coffee. . led Mrs. John E. Wagner of Dubuque, Dinner and Dancing sister of Father Belknap, to write a Parties of any size can be letter to Mrs. Johanna Vranlak, | S 3 AU T O OO LR LT TR T T e ROOF PAINTS PORCH PAINTS SCREEN PAINT CEMENT PAINT INTERIOR PAINTS FLOOR FINISHES WALL TINTS VARNISHES AUTO ENAMELS Estimates furnished—prompt ship- ments made anywhere. 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