Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-22
Alex Rowell, E. B. Kins- worthy and Marion Sewell
 Suffer Slight Injuries.
BLOWOUT CAUSES
 CAR TO CAPSIZE
J. F. Gramble of Star City, Owner and Driver of Machine, Also Injured When All Are Pitched into Puddle
 OS Water on TamO Pike.

Ma arion Sewell, of Little Rock member of the law firm of Pace Sewell & Davis, suffering with bad ly cut and lacsrated left leg, sprain'ei rlgh ankle, and ether painful cut: and bruises; at the Davis hospital. B. B. Trustworthy, of Little Rock general attorney for Arkansas for thu St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southerr railroad, badly bruised and shake I up; returned 10 his home last even ing.
 Alex Rcwlsll, of Pine Bluff, member of the law firm of Powell & Alexan der, painfully cut, bruised and shaker up; at his home here.
 J. r. Gramble, of Star City, auto mobile owner and driver, painfully cut, bruissd and shaken up; at the Davis hospital here.
 Four men, three Of them prominen members of the legal fraternity here and at Little Rock, were injured, one of them quite severely when an au tomobile in which they were riding turnle,i over on the Tamo pike abou 1-2 miles southeast of the city about 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Marion Sewell of Little Rock, the worst injured of the party, is at the Davis hospital here. as is also J. F Gramblc, of Star City, owner and driver of the car. Last night it was reported at the hospital that both : men we're doing nicely, and no seri- , ous outcome of their hurts is antici- pated.
 E. B. Trustworthy, general attorney for Arkansas of the Iron Mountain railroad, returned tc his home at Lit tie Rock on the late afternoon train yesterday His injuries are more painful than severe. as also are those of Alex Rowlell, prominent attorney oi this city, who will probably be con- fined to his home day CT two as result of his injuries.
 Auto Turns Over.
 The accident occurred about o'clock, according to Creed Taylor who lives about half "a mile from the sene of the acciderft. Mr.fTaylor was on the scene within a very short time after the accident occurred, and it was his machine which brought MT. Sewell and MT. Gramble to the city.s> .. ';a
 "Mr. Powell tcld me, when l reach led the scene, that the auto struck a bal welt spot in the road as it was moving aside to let a buggy pass, said Mr. Taylcr last nigha "The .-.,, ho,doJ for pinc R1nff As the machine struck the bad spot, a blowout occurred, and the auto turned over, throwing the men out into puddle of water, and topplins lover upon them. The men had all :been taken cut from under the ma. chine when I arriv:d, and l was told lSthe machine had to be lifted from MT Sewell, who was the most severely injured"
 Mir. Rowell explained also to MT Tavlor that the driver of the machine was handicapped in handling the car at the critical moment because nas hat flew off just as the car struck the bad niece of road, blinding the driver Temporarily.
 Physicians Meet Men. | AS soon as IuC dCCAuOAS residents Of the vicinity rushed to the aid of the members of the party Telephone messages we're hurrleds te physicians at Pine Bluff. MT. Taylors car, with two of the wounded men was met by a physician, and other physicians went closer to the scene hsfore they met the other injured.
 All the injured were brought to thf ely. MT. Sewell and MT. Grambl' being taken to the Davis hospital ant MT. Rowell bsing taken to his home All the members of the party, it i: said, exoneraie the driver Of al blame. expressing the opinion tha the accident could hardly have beer avoided by any one.
 Members of the party made ever! possible effort to keep the news o Iihe affair from the public. principal ly because MT. Sewcll feared his rela l tives and friends at Little Rccl might be worried on his account.
 The car was quite considerabi, damaged, and was hauled into tn city yesterday afternoon. for repairs l a ..o In, nkn,.S i'm RArliM i