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FORMER OFFICIALS STILL IN JAIL Radeke and former officials the Oglesby State Bank, still the La Sall county through failure to provide surety in amount of $20,000 bonds fixed by Justice of the Peace George Koenig at Ottawa, before they arraigned yesterday on charges. Bondsmn appeared for both fendants the hearing yesterday, but unable to schedule sufficiently property to cover the amount. Howard Sailsbury, the third man be in the charges, at liberty today on bond. All three were taken into cuswhen survey of the bank tody records showed them to be short their accounts. While the $25,000 were not the primary cause the failure of the Oglesby state bank, Mason, president the institution, when said today. The actual cause of the closing, he said, the inability of the meet the 100 cent stock when the bank was refinanced after flurry in Senator expressed his deep appreciation for the support accorded him and other ficials of the bank by the patrons and at the same time added his expression hope that the case would probed the extreme and that the guilty persons would be prosecuted. The removal of James Pryde Oglesby city ceiver stockholders the Oglesby State bank, will be sought by Russell Hanson, attorney for the depositors bank receiver, at hearing the circuit court Ottawa, learned today. When the bank closed its doors in November, Oscar Nelson, who then auditor, named Fred Sauer La Salle as receiver and later named Hamson attorney. few days later, Judge Frank H. Hayes the circuit court, at hearing on petition signed by several depositors, named Pryde receiver to collect the stockholders liability. Pryde has never filed his bond nor qualified for this office. Sancontends work more efficiently than to have the work divided two men.
