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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

vs. A. West OF saltwater - moving 10
Ponra city TO make a. hts permanent home
Mr. aud Ars @. M. SHrchct who spent
tho last two weeks IN ClhrUWure, Okla
are now visiting friends ia Rogers ARK.
hon was born 60 Mr.. and MIS-. Allen
Cllukscalos of TULSA last Tuesday morn
lns. &C tho horo ot Mr. and Mrs. John
rlirkucacs. al East ponca street this
city
Mr and Mrs. Arch Hnll, North First
street announce tho birth Of o. seven
pound daughter Monday morning
Mrs r.. n. Sides came hcro the flrst ~
last week from Denver. colo. where she
has been spcnding some time ON account
~ hvr hoHih and is now a guest In the
home ~ NJ and Mrs J. ". Mills
Mrs W. X Moore. 9i3 East Ccnrtsi was
hostess 20 number ~ her friends pt
70 dinner party Saturday Uycuiug. Twenty
eight guests responded TO her invitation.
Cards was tho diversion after dinner.
Miss Lydia and Mr.. George MarlRud re-.
turned early In tho week from an OK
tended trip 70 Alaska and various points
In the west and northwest.
Mr. william LaCNov, vice president ~
the Mafland Refining company and Mrs.
Lackey returned last sunday from " four
month trip through Europe
Mr and Mrs. Clarence owens ana little
daughter were the week end guests Of
friends In Douglas Kan.
Mrs @. y. Northcutt. 81 South Finh
street, has Hs her guest Mrs. l.. T.
Mcfarland Of Fort Worth. Texas
Miss Carrie u. Thoms and Mrs y, y.
Allen returned Monday from visit with
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NH sl.ii ID month visiting flonda Hnl
stUisee.ur.
. he N,'H'7 ',f'iHN Na'''rs and '"t".
passed tst vsrt.eud with uer patouts
u. 'N.a.ug 'iF.
su..fs et al. ouI Nifs b. Do Waiaua
parents uf NIa White. .... last NUUH .nu1
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NA'". vg' ..n'H. I.. v hero ns ih,
rrHu,s. Ieu N.1lut ~ st tHsruh. Mo,
NNyIu tlrE vI' Fptni thU winter
~. T.. a. raun 'n1 d'uFNLrr Ne.
rr a Galveston Hud other points foo
Texas.
H. and Mrs t''i .'.'h'n oie. r,,..
hHmD NHf week whom ihr' have named
I.u.aI Atom
NIa opal kpruo' ~ tNe h'gh school
faculty was The EurHf M frlunlH |u OKLA
N'WH 'I.N over lHst week. 'ul
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1rs samuel collins sr, returned rom
n."l.llg.a .a', "s'N ,.." ,"'- M
poo. ''H..InA .''4l .''7 '"' '.'.''' ''I '"'
.rr, ladies Ntt society ~ tho Methodist
t-.........I ,rur.b .ir.fat .ff..... fIr tru
,....., . r...irs uefI a IH.
r.... 10 Mia o. o. T1HusUu. AIS NuIH.
..,fn street fa.t 7.hbrsdsy. The p,rstuu-i
b. as f.ffa,y.. Tr,sIfruf Mis- IN
u4rH. ,.o rtasIIsnI Nfra ollie uaf.
rgd. vice rrt.iIant. Mrs ~ o. IunF.
yiru prssIdtut Mrs " d. IeuiN. fu.ru.
try Mrs J a Douglas, tfoasurer. Ntf
j. D. Allen.
TNF br.uhiHn study riuh hrIi liH fI.f'
Wr.fiug NJ the yoaT with NE lsh'dN.
81. hHfn lyurth street. I'at friday all.
'uU1u vl'u Site D.. 81 Trout a8 assistant
boo .'HH
Mrs = ". Patton W ~" fueal ~ itr
tNrH and i.I'nIH lu 'NHhumN 'liN. 'n
Monday afternoon rhr wHH she honor Eu'7i
ni n 'sp rlt"u hN MIS- w. u. samuel
2't west EitN'r.n'h street. ih.i clN.
Tho e.rH.ia ..uh met WIN Ni" iesiI
Nymuu last IhuslHy nlrh' ana tau.
acted SOME business. ptilris elected i'
servo Tor i." ensuing year wore MICS N'lh'
Woodfrd. president Miss ttbre MD'ieN
ifrHaurrl nh' Nl7H Mae 'in'n. .I''hl'
AFTER ihn business hour thr remainder was
pleasantly rnHa'i playing 300.
loo uompr WHO spent hts vacation ~
, month no california, r,tuinuf lbst week
accompanied ty hia Sister Mrs. T.. F.
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CLAREMORE

Mis- Ala Odom aud Miss virginia
Crutchtield spent the weekend with Miss
Juanta Fry OF Lone Elm.
Mrs. Addie Draper spent the week-end
IN Cofieyyille. Kan, with MrA Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones OF Chelsea
were the Sunday guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. J. D. Manross spent last week with
Nj. and Mrs, Mare Msthers Of Tulsa.
Rev. and Mrs. C. w. Harrison spent
convention Of the Christian church.
Mrs II. o. Hurst entertained the south
side division o: tho Christian aid Thurs
Mrs. Bonnie Lucas Of Tulsa spent sun
day with homo folks here,
Mrs. J. Il. See and Mrs. Mary A. Grow
spent last week at McAlester.
Mrs. r. T. Mansfield spent last week
IN oklahoma City attending a meeting Of
the Baptist ladies OF the state,
Mrs. John NcKenna has as her guest
Mrs A. h. Mendell OF Tulsa.
Miss Floy Massey has gone TO Kansas
CITY. Mo. 70 make her home.
Nr and Mrs J. W. Holland have re.
Bu9nyiiie, Ark.
Miss L,la Llps Miss Mary Bess Barrett
ahd j. {. Barrett spent sunday In Tulsa.
Miss Trecll Bevis OF Bristow spent sun.
day with her mother, Mrs. II. n, Hevls
Mrs. ], w, Holtzendorft entertained the
stitch and Chat club Friday afternoon
Mr., and Mrs c. II. Musgrovo attended
the Oklahoma City fair last week,
Miss MAry Eaton spent last week IN
oklahoma city with friends and attend
Ing the fair.
Mrs, aRyer left Sunday for a visit with
M and Mrs. y. n. Tweedis Of Cofiey-
vile, Kan.
Mr and Mrs. Homer Draper and Mrs
N q, Patton motored TO Tulsa sunday
afternoon,
Mrs. Addie Draper spent the first Of the
week IN Coffeyville, Kan, tho guest Of
Mrs Wells.
Mrs, II. Jennings Is enjoying visit
from her mo;hsT, Ars. Commeily Of
Caney Kan.
The Baptist Missionary society met In
The church parlors Thursday afternoon
ana held a very interesting session, with
MIs Mary Bayless az leader
Mt and Mrs. A, l., Hates entertained
the members Of the Owl club at their
homo Thursday evening.
Mrs W. Y. HoltEendorff was hostess 10
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STATE SOCIETY

gtt..u
'''h Aha 'ssi f.3t Friday afternoon
" Wy 'hl9s1h.' session
p.l,Iif. Wis.n Voc hostess 70 thr
ba-,' b,,''u lto FI!IAg afternoon OF Der
W, OUT L".' lNlh.
t.,s n. pennison entertained tho
NY NlI'iH'9n Hi'Is' ,'uh mis- week
=, M'ss cue ..'n .F'ut Sunday With
VI, ihl Mrs w. W. YORK az sarcevth.
snu Aia, j. y Nit'htl spent sun.
''t,, nt '4us wv ~ eaherN an.
tg', , N'.on n'H t'lNfnel ffom p
A. N,,n no, ntt.h.. Nf Hud hfH IL
snt g.. hk 'i,,1 No.
e"3 wv ~. e. IhtHt rptnt Who
u..t Or the week with relatives at oa.
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c,,9 ~ 'H.' Ni iue 'hf'7'. ..n
arI =. MOO ,in,l Hi we nome of W.
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T. ,t- a., N' ~ M' NJ
" Chrfst ana NJ ana ME- U %. Hurst
~. ,..'ul'' lHs 'h"ten convention 90 Dewey
rn. ,,,,to,l., "a, 10 a, AL, IN.
o. ne chnfch Ihursday 'n an ai DAY
,,.ii,itt,h W.. t.la 'N..tH
-, aIv''he .hHH'lAnn rui'ii .lned hei
1u",AN .Hvo. CUES, ,'hHlrIIus or lN nH's.
~ n,r n...a l"rslA| evening WIN q
snNg'W ptriE. l'e hl'- eNl'Nc' th'
'n'uDM t3.'' IelN llN,h aN1 a.r on lI.
.l,H''h w" l'".n,r can entertain hT
"'i Ns '", 'iH .'.L INi tN' N.. '..
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Thty returned 10 their homes Thurstag.
W A. Meusth is putting down tHs CON.
crete floor iu his new store building this
week.
Mrs ~ kaufman ana sister Miss NBr.
bars kaufman of SaruIVa, were Iu Stroud
sunday.
%. W Raker who took ono yobriug and
three calves from his Jersey herd a. tnr
county fair go chandler won tuIUs t..a.s
one second. ono tuIfI and fnU Nu...
chamulouship
A. Il Collins returned NHurf1av from
" Mcsfhtrford. where Uy answered tNH call
TO his muthJrs Illness
Harrison tawoud formerly NJ Stroud
but who now fcsli.s Def Hst Hork wbs a
STROUD visitor tr'a worN iia hos just tr.
Gently returned from uu extended tfIp 20
california.
Horn Monday September 90. 1899. tr
Nj and Mrs clyde iIuds vrn live ru H
farm northeast OF stroud ono baby
boy,
Dewey Peck returned home fNH Uraf of
ne week ftlw Sew tHrE CITY, fIe I.
thinking ut tutcflUE school ut Kansas
CITY
Mn aud Mrs o.. ~. Cooper r.bIo trIp
10 Cushing sunday evening
NJ and birs ii %. M,su.Hisu end
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AiION,
Nj and Nrs FRANK huung snd dnuFh.
tcl 1fe .vigUIHs at nrru't NI.h.
Mrs >. 4. Hitchcock has some 60 g.
Louis t' tH't hUl dnuElfnI
Misses Mudrst uni l,,ncfs NHhtrIN.
Who ufe attending sDNuo. W Nlni'a, ruyn'
The wr.N .rti WIN tNtr mother, hrH.
MHU1r NUhrry hrra
Among t.HHn fIuNt ALTON Who attended
tlu ttaIF county t'.I saturday w'te
M.'aIH aud Mgsinnfra hgII stokes ~ J.
InIuH Hnd W li Erwin. Mrs Iu.tt liIh'
NJ. CLINT IH.r. ant Nlsa." l'.'N'
Erwin. hrntriDe lunk'r Maho.ruc Talon.
hy.Uu ha'us Hui N.lhrs Mafl
N"aafH. trl NHHi'We- briu t"nnlna
nom and D. 2. Trout unlr Nu overland
up i1 N.NHif during iur N..N HH' N's'
Uci Nj Hri Nra 81 N'.'ti
Tho M..uh'IH .' iIc ". y. y. u. wore
'nL,i .I",l N.' I'.Nl i'l. 't..'
..y '", ~ r..'n
- I - ,'. ID,
Iu,cI ,s bn urr NaUy won the pHEo
f.r fHa tH.kIrat costume
Nrs t'oyA saruu,h had the pleasure
OF yI.f Iufiur fNa ut.h from her
gaus.a N,, Anon af l.i rssa rr,sr
Ni.faa Helen and HNuh. uraHHI hui
a. tI.|T f.safa Saturday NIa. VaFfIa aud
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Mrs. Matte Pearson ~ Tulsa 10 here
on an extended visit with relatives.
Mrs, T.. a. plckeus spcnt Saturday ana
sunday with her mother at Pea Ridge
The o. =. Butler rcsldcrce has been
rented TO joe Butler OF Pryor who VIII
move here within o. short time with his
family.
Marshsu W Rice. one of the high school
teachers ~ southwest city was Grove
visitor saturday evening
Mrs. J. u. wagner o. Bcntonvillo, hrk
is here on a visit TO her daughter. Mrs.
Ellis, wife ~ Er!gcc agent
Mrs. y. c. Ferguson and little daughter,
were Grove visitors. yesterday.
Mrs. ". T. Woodard ac"cmranied by
her daughtcr, Mrs. dudley Poison. u
Mrs Fannie Williams Of Grove.
J. W oaks and son George ~ Con
tralla former residents Of Grove came
Monday 20 visit their son and brother,
Misses cherry and Ella Mae ballard OF
Bernice. graduate of Msmi high school
left for Kansas city last week to enter
Miss Ada Sims called yesterday morn
ing and subscribed for the sun 20 be sent
10 her sister, Miss Ruth Sims at Table
Mrs. Bessie sturgeon ot Buffalo Mo,
and her daughter. Jessie Joe, years old,
came Tuesday 70 visit her parents Mr..
and Mrs. L. J. Hcndrickson, at their Mason
Lake farm.
The girls basketball team +, coached
by Miss Wilbur. They are very fortunate
In having a lady coach We anticipate a
great success for them.
q. G. Monroe, accompanied by his moth
er-in.law, Mrs. Jim Powell, were Grove
visitors on Tuesday. Mrs. Powell expects
20 leave for Kansas CITY sunday where
she viii keep house for her Erandsuns.
Malcolm and Ralph WomHck who have
positions there
Mr.. and Mrs James Thompson nlotorsi
over from Tahlequah, sunday afternoon,
coming via Wagner and Niulta. They
made the trip In a new Chalmers six Mt.
Thompson recently bought Mr. Thompaon
returned 20 Tahlequah next day, while
Mrs. Thompson remains fur visit with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. william y.
Mnyes Mrs Jim Thompson has q multi
tude Of friends here IN the pioneer citizen.
shI
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DevOe'S
Paint

Varnishes, Brushes, Putty,
Oils-everything necessary to
complete the job.
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BRIsTOw.

BRIsTOw.
The culture club held it- first meet
Groom. , West Tenth avenue. wednes.
Fsv afternoon at 230 o'clock The club
f.a much work before 20 for the coming
,t.r and the meeting last wednesday
,'. lsrseiy Tor the purpose Of settlng the
rHo adGtt bibls classes Of the Metho.
,st sunday school gave social az the
eHl-h Thursday evening at o'clock
ues STELLA Warren 81 BartlesviIls T.
,...tHg Miss Eva Maddox
Miss Frosty Ice left saturday morning
o.. months visit with her cousin, Miss
r..aEg snow % Coidwater, Mich.
Urqlty sheriff Amos j. Wildman Of
pamrlght was In the city wednesday on
l.ii IL Mssey ot oksmah .psn, w.anes.
f.y In the city. the guest Of his parents.
~ ana Mrs. 7. c. MaSey.
r,,. va In Br'stow Tuesday.
tfss Pearl Bowman left Wednesday for
.sv days visit with friends a. Atoka
M Nanco OF Remington, Okla. IL
..tuE relatives in Bristow Tor a few
Ga.n. left Tuesday for weeks visit with
ra.4fiyts at Norman and Oklahoma CITY.
d. Henson Of Pawneei Wss here
l. Martin went to Jone, city
Mise Ruby Reading Of Mseksr, arrived
81. NrIsfow. Nednesday for few DAYS
,.st with Mrs. j. G. Hooter OF North
~ WyIe smith. a newspaper man OF
.uf0Uk, was here Wednesday,
Attorney Walker OF Drumright was IN
Bad casper OF Shamrock, wa, here
ST. ana Mrs. J. W. Snow o., Slick. were
r tac city Thursday.
j. D. Hunt OF shamrock, visited here
Nr ana Mrs. va nosobrough o, sham
Rute Hlnds Tuesday.
Doe Harper Of Dcpew. was In the city
wednesday
j. H Rguer Shamrock merebant.
T.. NJ Lee Of this city made a trip to
shamrock Tuesday.
W Peck. deputy game warden OF
stroud, was In the city Thursday
O.. A. Ruggles cement contractor of
u.umlght. was Ia tho city Wednesday.
,.rU Hes1r of Pasadena, cal. is visit
ms hIs brother, Il, l.. Hester.
Nss Reba sexton OF Waurekn. is here
visiting her brother. n. J.. Sexton. who
resides iust east OF tho city.
Mrs. Fannie Lunsford, left Thursday Tor
two weeks visit with relatives at Mar
Ms b. a. Darnsll Of Lohlsh. II visit.
Ing freuds here for few days.
MIss Matte Smith left Thursday for q
short visit with friends at Tulsa. Before
returning home, she Will Welt for three
days at C'ucmore.
Mrs. Carrie Cartwright Of Catooss. Il
visiting her son, George Cartwright OF
Gd Little left Thursday on trip to
Oklahoma city and Gainesville. Texas
Hiram Musgaryes OF, Okarohe, is In Bris-
tow with view TO locating.
Miss DliEy Ferris left Wednesday for
weeks vtit with her sister, Mrs. N. L.
j. L. Adams Of Van vursn. Ark &. here
visiting friends and relatives,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
TAIILEQUAH.

The For,niRhty club hold its inltid
meeting " the year Wednesday al the
lovely suburban homo OF Mrs ]. A,
Lawrence.
Mics Bess Gray ana little Miss Hodges
returned Monday from a weekend visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Hodges Of
Barron.
Hr. and Hrs. ~. g. DauS5T vent Go
MuskoBoe Monday 10 attend the falr.
They are the guests o. Mr. and Mrs
Rothwel Banker.
Miss Ethel siXklller came home Friday
from Tulsa when she visited q sister
Rev and Mrs. :, n. Rogers returned
20 their home IN Wan Thursday after a
visit Of several Saws with their sons
Charles and Fletcher and their families,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
DON'T SQUEEZE BLACK
HEADS-DISS0LVE THEM

Squeezing and plnohlng out blaekheads
make the pores large and cause Irritation
then too. after they have become hard
you cannot get all Of them out. Black
heads arc caused hy aocumulations OF
dust and dlrt ana socretlons from tho skin
an dthere Is only one cafe and sure way
and there is only one safe and sure way
them--a simple way, to0-that Is 10 dis
solve them, Just get from any drug
store about two ounces ot ealonits pow
dcr--Frrinkic little on hot wet
spuuTe--rub over the blHckhoafs briskly
for few ssrOnds--wash on and you'll
be surprised 90 see that every blackhead
has disappeared ana the skin will be left
soft and Tho pores iu their natural con
dItiln--nuyouc troubled with these un
slightly hlewlshes should Try this simple
method .--AdycItisement
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Mr. au1 Nra W. NJ schwemley ~
Heuryp'fH. were here three days This
week. visiting their granddaughter, Mrs
E %. cooper and family Hcr father, !.
w lchwomIry OF SPARKS was also here.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-23
HOUSES
FOR sALB-New brick room bungs

FOR SALE PIANO; bought year ago;
good as new; priced less than hdlG
of new one. Cali Utica ll2S.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

Estate of John TraCahas. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned. Administrator OF the ps-
tate of John Tracahas. late of the
county of La Sale and State of III,
nois, deceased, will appear before the
Probate Court of said county, on the
first Monday tbeing the 3rd day. Of
July. 1922, at the Probate Court Room.
in Ottawa, in said county, when and
where all persons having claims ol
demands against said estate are uoti-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-23
COL. WHIP IN CHARGE
OF ST. CHARLES SCHOOL

Waukegan, H., May 22.-Colonel
Frank Whip, fiscal secretary of the
department of public welfare has been
placed temporarily in charge of the
st. Charles training school for boys,
Governor Small announced today.
The temporary arrangement for the
management of the school was made
10 head off applicants for the Job of
managing officer to succeed the later
Col. Whip will probably remain in
charge at st. Charles until after the
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ADVERTISING
HELP W ANTED-MALE.

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man can successfully sell Crcoscp.
tine wood preseryatiyc pure crcosoto
stains for shingles and siding. con-
crete and stucco watcrprooting, paint,
varnish etc; experience an adyan-
tage, but not necessary; salary or
large commission; 5000 to 900 4
year; give full description; state cx-
pericnce; shipments from branch
houses. Manager, l12IlS Plymouth
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FOR SALE
HOUSES

FOR RENT-The King" property on
Ottawa Ave, No. 1902; large house;
furnace, toilet; large lot, 222XSO0 feet;
rent $50; immediate possession
Tel GiS-W. Il. b. FARRELL.
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tic Has i 6iq Head.

a tall grown buck antelope is small.
or than any adult specimen of our
American deer, aud quite different
American Forestry Magazine 1t has
bi. head. which is held erect upon
Short thIcksct neck,
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governors trial. here. In making the
announcement the governor also said
that John Whitman superintendent of
prison at the Joliet State penitentiary
since the death warden Murphy will
remain there indefinitely
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
White Women Chained
by Oriental CaptOrS

SHANGHAI June 22-Foegn have been roped
with Chinese by and driven into the mountains according
Kauu giving details of the horrible
boxer Soldiers with whips ahed the foreign hurry
them the captivity More than 10000 Chinese and
have been murdered widespread slaughter
troops in the Kangsi province
London heads the Picking ls.on for assin The
destruction Of Kiauf kinns Kenschan
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/, Another report unvcrified yet. had
Il that six other workers were slain
In another woods near Herrin.
AmbuIances and undcrtakers from
Marion were dispatched 10 the scene
early this afternoon. Mine strikers
and sympathizers from surrounding
mining towns gathered in Marion by
the hundreds early today.
After n meeting In the court house
square the crowds OF rioters marched
toward the pit.
They stormcd a stockade which
had been erected around the mine.
wrecked the workings. blew up build.
ingE with dynamite which they oh
tained In raids on hardware stores
at Hcrrln and Marion. All shcriffs
deputies. police and guard officers in
this section were dispatched 20 the
scene but were unable 20 cope with
the mob.
c. X. Mcdowell. superintendent
OF the Southern Illinois Coal com.
pany. was reported beaten 20 death.
Many of the captured strikebrenlS.
crs were wounded while others
escaped In the underbrush. Most OF
the bodies were taken 10 Herrin.
Immediately after the killings tho
mob dispersed.
Five hundred autos were reported
returning to VARIOUS mining com
munities In this section.
The entire mine was reported
wrecked In the attack today.
Huge steam shovels were blown
10 pieces IN powerful explosions.
heard for many miles. Spur tracks
were ripped out and buildings blown
up.