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BANK OFFICIAL (Continued from page ers would be enough for ed Then he built the HEARS REPORT OF GUN. His wife said husband telephone someone this morning, in which he asked ought to be unlocked. It was the might built up in examiners cluding this his he could out and known face people. He then ouside ment Mrs Jacobs heard report of a gun rushing found her result Jacobs had placed the barrel double gauge in his mouth pulled the trig. ger. Death was instantaneous, cording the coroner Mrs. cobs neighbors and the with authorities were notified. The body removed to the Coffing funeral parlors at Oxford. Worry over the closing of the bank thought have prompted the suicide, of which he had given no intimation. Surviving the widow his wife, daugh ter, living at Bloomington, Ind. a son, living at Danville, III. dows Jacobs prominent in circles and member of the Christian SEES NO SHORTAGE OXFORD, Jan. -(Special) Daniel A. Messner, president of the Bank of Pine Village and Bank of Oxford, both of which closed yesterday for liquidaexpressed shock this the suicide of S. Jacobs, cashier of the Pine Vil. lage institution. He ascribed worry over the bank's affairs the motive for suicide, but said he did not think there was any shortage cashier. Jacobs had been cashier the Pine Village bank since ft was opened about ten years he said. of the state banking department arrived this morning and started audits imme diately the two banks, accord. ing Mr. Examiner G. was sent to Pine Village, Examiner John Myer to Oxford. Mr. Messner quoted as saying believed all depositors of both banks would be paid full.