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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-30

FOR RENT Room bungalow,
lights and water. 1912 s. 6tli
Phone 1881. 27-st.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-30
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-One hub cap for Packard
twin six, reward. Phone 1913. 28-3t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11


Our nelghbor dumbbeil is so
dumb writes r. Gutin, 27o5 King
st.. that he thinks Lake Union Is a
branch OF the A. +. OF L., that Green
Lake lust arrived from the old coun-
try. and that James Duncan will be
secretary Of the senator's union.
Gordon w. Paul. 1909 HoIonfe st.,
makes his bet on the bird trho
thinks
Babe Ruth IL fttlc girl.
The Sahara desert 10 something TO
cat.
Hucislc5crrv Finn Is a French
pastry.
Brooklyn bridge Is a game.
Wofter Camp Ia q place TO spend
pour racatIon.
old rose Is an old lady.
BpdUciser orors on the AnIeuser-
Busch
Henry Cabot Lodge is fraternal
order.
Rose Gufin. 2705 King st., says
she knows bird who thinks Vol
unteer park takes care Of itself.
And. last, but not ieat. r. G. stan.
ley. 1893 18th ave. knows a dumb.
bell that thinks
A golf course is part Of meal.
An earwig is a toupee.
PalTnoIiye Is a gleight-of.hand per.
formancc.
A German mark is a devastated
Area
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11
BOY, SHOT BY
BOY, is DYING
Youth, Called Holy Roller,
I~4ss Fires on Friend

Shot thru the abdomen. I'd.
ward Guest. rs. was confined 10
the swedish hespitaI Monday la
a dying condition. while police
werr holding Jaek fithsan. ~. ~
his assailsnt. The shooting oc-
CURED sunday afternoon NJ the
home of Guests mother, iss5
". Myrtle II.
Capt. Y. l.. Hedges obtained =
confession from fithisn TO the
effect that both boys were mem
bxs Of . Juvenile bandit gang
composed of six boys Of about
their own ages. VINO have com.
mitted many robberles and hold
ups In the past few months.
Juyenile officer. were searching
Monday for the other four mem
ber~ of the alleged gang. whose
names were revealed BY fiihisn.
fifbiau tot1 tne tott"NAHh hf'tf
Captain Hedges. Edward and haI
been hunting and swimming sundal
afternoon. had a 81 csliber r.
yoivcr, which Edward and | hal
stolen from a house on 18th ave.
W. when we returned 20 Eds HON
we went 10 his bedroom and h
started 90 laugh at me because
went to church. lie said ] was
Holy Roller pulled out the ga
and cooked n. I demanded that h
take back his statement. and whel
he didn't the gun went Off. I'd fel
on the floor. and rushed out an
got help. Then the officers cam
and arrested me"
Fithin lives at 1899 18th ave $. "
re confessed that he had stole
many other reyolyers and had pas
iicipated In numerous holdups, cacl
time wearing a mask. He said IN
gang was under the leadership of
youth OF %. and that the hoidup
we're committed by the boys work
Ing in pairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11

the resolution, hepuDiicsui
Speaker Gillett held that he
had automatically released
the floor and prevented him
from continuing with his
speech.
Republican Leader Mondsii then
moved that Keiler's impeachment
resolution be referred 20 tho hous"
judiciary committee. claiming this
the formal procedure.
The resolution IL certain to bc
Killed speedily or allowed 10 die
without action by the commit
tee. where an administration ma
jcriiy holds sway. II il said.
Keller made the following specific
charges against Daughcrty:
Harry ~. Daugherty. attorney
general OF the United states. has
used his high office 20 violate she
constitution OF the United States In
the following particulars:
by ahridging freedom OF speech
by abrIdgipg the freedom OF the
press.
by abridglng the right OF people
peaceabiy TO assemble.
That. unrnindfui Of the du.
ties Of his office and his oath
to defend the constitution Of
the United States, and unmInd-
full OF his obligations to dis
charge those duties faithfully
and imparfisiIy. the said Harry
NJ. Daugherty has. In the cspae-
ify OF attorney general Of the
Unifsd States. conducted him
self d. q manner arbitrary. op-
pressive. unjust and illegal.
That he has. y ;hout warrant
threatened with punishment eiti
zens OF the United States who have
opposed his attempts 20 override
the constitution and the laws OF thi,
nation.
THAT he has used the funds oi
HIS office Illegally and without war
rant IN the prosecution OF individ
uaIs and organizations for certain
lawful acts. which under the Law
he was specifically forbidden q
prosecute.
THAT he has failed 20 prosecute
individuals and organizations VIC
latlng the law after those violations
have become a public scandal.
THAT he has defeated the end;
Of justice by recommending tho re
lease from prison OF wealthy OF
Tenders against the Sherman anti
trust act.
THAT he has failed 10 prosecuts
defendants legally indicted foi
crimes against the people"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11

BOSTON. Sept. il.--sen. Henry
Cabot Lodges fight for the republi.
can senatorial nomination neared an
end today.
Voters of Massachusetts, tomorrow
will choose between the veteran
statesman and Joseph &. Walker.
who opposes Lodges stand on the
bonus. is an advocate OF the league
OF nations and is against modifica.
tion az the prohibition laws.
-Four candidates are plttod against
each other IN the democratic sena.
torial primaries. They are Col. VIII
liam A. Castor. Sherman l.. Whip
pie, John jackson Walsh and Prof.
Dallar Loree sharp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11
BURNED
BY PINE FIRE

MADEIRA. Cal. Sept. ii.-forest
fire. which was reported 10 have de.
stroyed Saturday night the mills OF
tho MADEIRA Sugar Pine Lumber
company and wiped out the small
town OF Sugar Pine. MADEIRA county.
was still burning today. according
to moager reports reaching here.
Estimates based on what informa-
ton was available placed the dam.
age to the mill. the loss Of the town
and timber destroyed. at s2.ooo.ooe.
Telephone lines were burned out
and all communications cut.
Volunteer fire fighters have been
called from surrounding territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11
TURK Horde
SLAUCHTERS
CHRISTIANS
G on S t a n tinople
M 0 hammedans,
in Attack, Burn
Buildings

C0NsTA>TI>0Pf.E. Sept II.
--Chrisiians were attacked by n
horde Of Turks who invaded
Pers. the European quarter Of
Censtsniinople. today. piIIaging
and burning shops and dwell
ings.
Several police. overwhelmed
by the onrusb Of Mohamme.
dams. were killed trying vainly
10 defend the Christians
French and British shops
were looted and destroyed
LONDON. Sept. II. - Victorious
Turkish nationalist troops are pour
ing Into smyrna today. while NUT
terinEs Of Christian massscrcs sti
the Moslem world as . result o
Nus;apha ksmai's crushing victories
over tho Greeks.
King Constantine. Of Greece. II n
peril 81 being overthrown. according
70 dispatches from Athens. Riotoui
remnants OF the defeated Grcci
army are marching thru the streets
hooting their king.
"A strong man" II needed II
Greece and adhsrenis OF formet
Premier Nenlzelos are understood q
favor his immediate return. whici
would involve ousting Constantine
Nenizslos was due IN Paris today q
consult allied statesmen.
First note of possible fsiamic UP
rising against the Christians wa,
sounded IN cons,antlnople. where
upon word OF Kcmars successes
throngn of Mosiems congregated and
threatened tho ''unbcileverr"
United states. British. French and
Italian bluejackets and marines ar.
guarding the consuiates and publ,
building. IN Smyrna. but they an,
heavily outnumbercd by the Turks
Mastapha kemal planned TO max,
his triumphant entry into the city
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11
Dunb-BenS
Gosh!
Amt
They
Dumb?

whew1
Likewise swee, parent and hot
spaniel.
The Dumbheii Editor has had
some JOB. The rivals OF Dumbbell
Dud did their stuff in such prcfusion
last week that picking the prize sap
sayings was a tougher task than set
ting George Lamping TO cast his vote
for Miles Poindcxter Tuesday.
. But the Ed has arrived at deci-
sion after hours OF agony. and in a
husky whisper announces that the
three winners Of dollar prizes are the
following.
Ell Jensen. Auburn.
Bob Hartnetf, 30s Y. seth It.
Jacob Dobrin. Ills Fourth ave.
Call for your buck at The Star
office, brothers.
on. yes. Aubrey; the Dumbbeil
Contest stiFl RACES All this week we
are open TO c0ntrfbs from the con.
crete crackers. and three more prizes
Of one bone viii be iavlshed for the
best quotations in the ivory market.
Come across with your caekles from
the cement cerebrums.
And just TO start the ball bounc
ing. well 20 10 bat with a fine flock
OF squawks from witless wlghts-
Mrs Ralph Brumsrcad. 1914 30th
ave. -. w. says she knows a dud
who has the idea that
Sweet peas are a confectIon.
The Seattle Star Is in the sky.
Ford coupes are new-fangicd chick
en- houses.
Goldenrod f. a stick Of gold.
Kentucky blue grass Is really blue
Tin Llzzies are female freaks.
Silver pines produce silver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11
RESCUE CREWS
ON THIRD WEEK
Grim Battle at Argonaut
Continues

JACKSON. Cal. Sept. n -Rcscue
crews ~ the ArEonaut gold mine be.
gan their third week IN the desperate
combat with death for the lives OF a.
miners in tho depths OF the collapsed
shaft.
Before the weekend the race prob.
ably viii have been finished.
This morning. In footage. the 5000.
foot rescue crew has the better OF the
race. aitho The work II more difficult.
During the night the drift was
cleared away 10 the face Of the rock.
which "a the last barrier before
breaking thru 90 the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11


Miss SlSarin doesn't look like
woman who has ever killed a
man. She was the most COM
posed member of the party that
accompanied her from the Ad-
mlrai liner II. r. Alexander TO
the court house. and she chaticd
all the way up as gaily as tho
she were going 10 a social func-
tion.
Arriving at the court house az Sis
she was Immediately taken to the
prosecuting attorneys office. where
she remained closeted until noon.
Tim going 10 tell my story. II
doesn't make any difference
whether I have n lawyer or not.
don't believe n jury viii hang
n girl for defending her honor"
This was what Clara skarin told
the prosecutor during the lengthy
conference.
Taking as composedly as though
siN were in a drawing room. instead
OF bsing submitted 10 the third de
gree, Miss Skarin retold the entir,
story OF the killing OF her agcg
grnnduncle. Ferdinand Hochbrunn
Just as she had related Il to Lieut.. oi
Detectives William d. Kent las
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11

FORKS. Wash. Sept. ii.-Funeral
arrangements were being completed
today for G. u. Maxwell. ~. Forks
grocer. who was killed when caught
under roller while the Congrega.
,lonai church building was being
moved 10 It's new site sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11

''She certainly does stick 10 her
story" Kent commented. with 70
luctant admiration. Il don't be-
lie,e there was single point on
which she went wrong. Oh. yes.
there was one-about who was 10
get the scissors"
Forget that" Prosecuting Attor
ney Malcolm Douglas broke In
sharply. The color mounted to his
face. as tho he were angry. and he
calhed Kent outside. evidently to re-
buke him.
When Douglas without
Kent, by the way--he was asked;
''Well. what about those scissorsY'
II haven't got thing to say"
he replied, blushing like u school.
girl.
but does that Indicate" he
was asked. something about an
accomplice--something about n
man In the caseg"
That evidently hit ti~, mark. be.
cause Douglas blushed redder than
ever and closed up as tight as a
clam.
Before this. Douglas had admitted
that in spite Of nearly three hours
questioning he had been unable u
Tlrn 10 rage .. Column y d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11
Thousand Rescued
from Wrecked Ship

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE entire
I 900 persons who we're aboard the
Hammonia, Hamburg American lin.
er, which sank off the coast OF
Spain Saturday. were rescued, ac.
cording to word received here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11
Daugherty's
Impeachment
Is Demanded
Charges Filed by Republican in House
Are Blocked by Party Leaders; At
torney General Is Condemned for
Injunction
BY LAURENCE NJ. BENEDICT

WASHINGTON, Sept IA movement to begin I'M
peachent proceedings against Attorney General Daugher
frustrated by republican leaders in the house today
before it was fully under way.
resolution demanding the institution of formal inn
peachment procedure against Daughey introduced by
Representative Keller of Minnesota Harassed by several
objections Keller forced read his charges first and
then present his resolution When he asked adoption OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11
Three Posses
Are Hunting
tsBeaSt-Man''
Camp Lewis Soldiers and Two Other
Bands of Armed Men Continue
Search for Maniac Who Wrecked
Home Near Olympia in Attack

TACOMA. Sept. 11.Three heavily armed bodies Of men
started beating the brush in three hickwooded Of
Southwestern Washington in search Of the end Of Schne
ders Prairie"
The end who butay attacked and tortured Mrs Harry
Oara and her four daughters and and Joe Dobson
neghbor boy hours late last Thursday night and
Friday morning Oara home AZ Schneiders Prairie,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11
INJUNCTION
FIGHT IS ON
Daugherty Plan Comes Up
in Court
BY CHARLES Il. LYNCH

BY CHARIfS IL. LtNtH
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE first
skirnIish In the battle over max
ing permanent the Daugherty In
junction 10 break the railroad
shopmen's strike was won by the
government forces in federal
court here today.
Judge James II. Wilkerson. who
granted the temporary restraining
order, turned down request by Don
aid Richberg. representing the shop
union officials. that he be allowed to
present arguments first on his mo
tion 10 dismiss the injunction.
THE confidence Of the court has
been betrayed by the chief law-en-
forcing officer OF the nation" Rich
berg declared.
"The court has been imposed upon
TO the extent that II has granted this
Qurn to Page Q. Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11

ut good to be back Seattle's hills. There's
certainly place in the world like Seattle I'm glad be
home"
That doesn't sound much like woman who is being
brought back to face charge of murder in the first
greebut il the first statement made by Clara Skarin
when she arrived in Seattle Monday morning to be tried
for the killing of Ferdinand Hochbrunn, her aged grand
....l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-11

Enter the floorwalker. nomi-
mated by Mae VI. Smith. i422 18th
ave-, who thinks georgette crepe
il one Of tho employees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Six Murder Cases
On Docket in Ninth
judicial District

Clovis. y. NJ Jan. g SIX mut.
d'r csq,s ~" on the dockct for trial
iu 90 ninth judicial district within
IN" next few months sam O. Rrit-
Tor b. iudgv IT this district which H.
- IMPOSED uf curry. ltposoVrlt. he
bacn and QUAY counties curry By
RsrH aud Rooseyrl, ave one criminal
case each. while quay ha- three "a
IT. credit IN one ~ these cases there
ar" three defendants
The majority of these eases are 9
uresth- ~ auarT'ls between relatives
lu three au, NJ the slA the defend
ant is charged with killing DTS broth
rg-in-lHw. one ~ these cases DC
CURED IN Curry county James Todd
charged VIII killing hI- bro herein
law JAMES Roy Of 81 Nralu wa
pronounced guilty of second degree
murder in 0ourt nov convened here
The Roosevelt couuty defendant
Z wis HHwes IL charged with killing
his own son and daugh',r-in-iaw ~
his home about seven miles from pur
tales ilawes was placed In the RDuso.
Welt county jaii at portnls- but %
was rumored thu' an attempt 30 lynch
him would b. mHdo and hc was '.ken
." the statt prison a. Santa ne t0
await trial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Secretary Fall for Drainage, But
Tells Ed Otero People of Valley
Must Take the Initial Steps

asked to pay one dollar until the
system as complete aud efficiently
working 30 corporation could all
low such a lcnient and cusy policy
Tor tho land owner Some lands IN
the Mcsllla valley. prior to- the con
stuiction Of drain anal twu years
ago. which were under water have
now beer drained and are producing
good crops, From; swnmps &c. pro-
ductivc lands Ia two years after
drainage with not "a dollar Net paid
Tor construction costs Of such benefit
to the land wncrs. this b. the ftofN
OF government aid 10 the Mcsilln
valley
Lands that were tule and mnr-n
grass rwamps are NOW partially an
der productive crops. while other "ul-
tivutrd lands have doubled their
yield of alfalfa per acre twice ,hc
tonnage and more per acre without
additional al,ur cost makes g.
greater net revenuc per acre ana tho
prosperity Ia the Mesilia valley D.
now apparent TO an.
Reclamation service engineers ar
conceded the hest iu thc world
Engineer from many slater aud for
.cign countries are sent TO see aud
study the Elephant Butte dam anil
irrigfuOn ana drainage conHtrUrtion
Lets get help n aid nov while
Secretary Fan b. ia D. Interior de
partmcnt 90 help ar with our wutcr
problems. Secretary Fail advised ~
Otcro he would have been greatly
pleased 10 have addressed Our .E-
cursion at Las Cruces had ne ho'u
informed IN tiuH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Mrs. Met ormick
Tells of Woman's
Sphere in World

CHICAGO. Jnn 20 womHn las
No good a chance To succced IN life -
a man hut she must do u In ner
uwn field hrs. Edith Rockefeller Me
CurmiolS, Joint sponsor with her for
mcr husband Harold y McCormicK.
OF the thicago Opera company said
today In IN address. She discussed
ihc principles Of synthetic psychology.
tn" work Of the w0rld II accom-
pll=hcd hy two furces the positive
and the negative. she said Man
Is the positive force: woman is the
ncaat!Ve.
Women II they are To find hap
pincaa ~ they are To have poise uad
scrcniiy % soul must know their
b%nitatiuns and realize their habdi-
raps
Women represent the rails 81 a
Fulroad ile negative f0rce-and
man the engine or the positive force.
II j. her ability 10 bear, as the rails
q q d engine. that makes her the
counterpart % the male.
Woman A. mad. 10 bear. t. su=-
tain. man to he aggressive Hoif-aH-
scrtive He N the adventure. H
\. " sb'ing pgsatiVrf that woman he
coinrF O. power 10 hp passive Oh
wuuhfni rfeat fnHfe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
~ Il. >. COSRoY,
DuntN Agent, Valencia County.

At the conclusion Of the recon
Valencia County Drainage excursion
TO the Mesilla valley. Ed A. Otcro
went from las Cruces 10 Three
Rivers FOR q personal conference wish
Secretary \. a. fail. cor the purpose
Of obtaining additional information
aud suggestions from that depart
mcnt 81 the government.
Mr ptcro. upon his return advised
County Agent a. \ Conroy HAT he
had u complete discussion with
Secretary tali concerning the drain
age, irrigation and river protection
and flood control ~ the middle Rio
Grando valley. Secretary FAN uS-
surcd Mr. otefo that his department
Of the government was willing To
help the people IN this valley. but
the initiative was with the
people. that they need to awaken and
become ncilve and petition The gov
efnncnt Ia help them with their
drainage irrigation and Rio Brandc
flood control problems.
Property Of the middle ltio
Grand" valley w!ll lose "a golden op
purturity to get government aid. and
the use aud benefits of q lot Of
federal money expended on drainage
ana reservoir construction 20 control
Nnf tlpphN IN inF Alt
Grandc above White Rock or III other
desirable sites. unless thcy grasp this
golden opportunity while New Mexico
has such an able representative as
Sccretasy A. b. Fall IN the depari =
ment of tho interior io render them
all possible aid and assistance
In the McHiila valley prosperity Is
Apparent 10 all who wish to see. here
modern drainage. Irrigation and com
plete protection from the floods VI
The RIO Grande are assured aud ef-
lic!ent. 70 date the farmers Of the
Mesilla valley have not been asked
TO pay n dollar NJ the construction
costs OF drainage or irrigation sys-
tnms. ~ some OF these drains have
been in operation ovc twu yonrs
while the new irrigation ditcles have
been completed several years The
policy ~ the government has brpn
very ienicnt ana easy on The land
owner The land owners viii uos De-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Clovis Basketball
Team Beats Portales;
Announces Schedule
nsiacInI 10 Tho IIcraIIh

Clovis. y Al Jan 80 Tho tlu
va IhEh shooi basketball team prom
is"s to he better than ever before
those who saw last Fridays same.
saN The game was played with rur-
'.l"s High school and ihr Cir r. bnyi
won 10y a scor. uf 80 To- g tn" por-
tales boys played u fine. clean gnme.
but they were no match for the CLOVIS
hoyr, u witA aid Clovis used Noyles,
Anderson Slcdg" Miscr. Guilhnms
Hretar, Hunt Jones. crook Rnd Pc
tcrson and a. team piCkca from thers
same boys viii represent Clovis In O
return game with por.ale- FRIDAY 90
"ninE at The Clovis nigh school
Tn" following games have boon IA
ranged WIKI other high school team
to d" played on tho local couri tn
rpmchri Fcb SO AlvR OKLAHOMA
Fob 10; itoswcli Feb ~. Albuuuer.
cue. F"h - Other dates possibly
wiz De nrranEed later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
LAS VEGAS TO GO
AHEAD ON HOTEL,
- SHY OF FUNDS
Meeting Next Monday to
Consider New Financ-
ing Plans

LAS VEGAS y NJ. Jan 2G-The
meeting OF the board Of directors ~
IA" Las Vegas Hotel company ON
Monday viii consider u number of
suggestions which have been made
by stockholders In the company as To
means for financing 4" hotel protest
20 IL completion. A. present. The
Meadows. A. the hotel h called, is
under construction. and. although
handicapped by the fact that man
back subscriptions 10 the hotel fund
have not been paid, the work "
going ahead,
At the annual meeting oG stock
holders whicn was held inst Monday.
NO dcfinlte action was taken since
there was no quorum. only about 500
Of h 1900 shares being represented
The company. u WINS brought Out. j.
in position to meet the current
"stimae az the contract FOR the
building. but collections On the
$1,000 which is SIN Outstanding
will have 10 be made promptly In
order 90 meet future estimates fall
ing due before neNt May. when the
fourth installmen; becomes payable
on subscriptions.
\ report at tho --tOckholdars' meet
ing showed that $50 900 out 81
$4,000 In notes due to be collected.
has been paid. The remainder IL due
on first. second and third Install
ments. The third fnsiallmvnts be-
camc due on January 10.
While II WAS the sentiment IF tuc
meeting that drastic" measures
rhould be- taken to collect payments
past due. the majority of thouc
present favored legal action only as q
last resort
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Girl IL Killed
In Auto Accident
AT Hurley, N. M.

SANTA RITA. y N. Jan O.
Miss Margaret stoVall. daughter al
Mr. and Mrs Bert StoVaii Of Hurley.
was instantly killed. aud five uthers
received minor iniurles when nm
automobile u which they were ridns
ran on "a steep embank ment ueur
here on SUNDAY morning. Me-
StoNall was 10 years of age she
was buried ia thr Masonic cemetery
90 silver CgtN on "Wednesday.
The accident is said Go have been
unavoidable The sar. in which thp
party wus returning home from a
dance stopped on d .iee hill. Z.
backed down The hill went over the
embaEkment and urntd completely
over, pinnlng IL occupants under