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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-12-30

Of It. I have
great respect for
money. That ID
the difference"
Harold despised
that kind Of q
person. And yet.
perhaps. wouldn't
the dearest liz
tie girl" think he
was meanf He
had never given
her anything and
hc had lived at
the boarding
b o q 80 for six
months now. Did
she think he was
meanf That was
W at bothered
him, She had
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-12-30

tie SUGGESTION I
was thinking how
nice a ring would
look on that left
hand Of yours
rs a Christmas
present-and an
engagement pres.
ent. II I may bs
80 bold. and II
you've not already
promised yourself
TO the other fel-
lOwf Or, maybe
you could learn
to like me better"
"What other
fellow 2" II Q en-
asked.
"The one who
has been sending
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MISCELLANEOUS

MARRY II LONELY; for results. try
me; best and most successful Home
xAksr"; hundreds rich wish marriage
soon; strictly confidential; most ~
liable; ysars experience: descriptions
ree. the Successful Club" Mrs.
Nash, Boz $50 Oakland. Calf. So-2tp.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-12-30

Now Ready MscDonalds Farmers
Almanac for 1893 (ssth Edition) The
BEST Almanac We have publishsd.
Contains more Astrological and Agri-
cultural Information. Price 3oc.
Atlas Printing Co. Dept. a. Bing-
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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-12-30

Damascus Retains Old Wall.
Damascus Is surrounded by q dilap.
idated wall six miles In circumfer
ence.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-12-30
Hard to Understand.

Hard to Understand.
some one asks this question: Why
II one wakes up at a. m. qulte
rested and fresh, turns over, sleeps
soundly for four hours and once moro
swakens - tired out and swfully
sleepyf
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-12-30
LOST

LOST-One Mulley HEREFORD Cow and
calf; face brand on left hip. W. T.
Twins, American Fork. S0-ltp
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FOR RENT-A modern furnished
apartment-x block north Of Orem
station. Mrs. Annie Greene. Ameri-
can FORK. ''s lett
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-12-30

FOR sAliBH0usrants~i D. o. White
Lsshorn day old pulIsts. also day
old broilsrs. Utah references. signed.
EUREKA Hatchery. James K Hirst.
Prop. s3S D. o., Pstaluma. Cal. Ss-a
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-12-30

FLYING MERKEL NOTORIOUS
FOR sALB--ssS- Inquire 1t this
once. 1l-tf
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-12-30

NEwsPAPERs FOR SALE - Two
combination nswspapsrs IN sait
Lake County; fair circulation and ad-
vsrtising patronage and fob work. No
plant. 0ood field. WIN sell very
reasonable. Particulars. write Boz
20. American york, Utah. l4-n
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-12-30

FURNITURE FOR sALD-Ail kih0s Of
household goods. also Ford car.
Am leaving for California and most
everything viii be sold at once. Fop
Green, American Fork. 3o-ltp.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-12-30

POR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS. at 100 South
End East. S0-ztp.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
CHRISTOPHER IS
BACK ON JOB At
OKMULGEE TODAY
Special Term of Superior
Court Set for March %;
Will Complete Term at
Henryetta First

OKMt LGEE, Okla-Superlor Court
Judge H. X. Chrlstopher's first off.
cial act whep lie took up his duties
today after an absence since Feb.
8. was to call special March term
VI superior court for March Is to
last until June 3. The special term
was made necessary because OF the
expiration Ct the regular term ON
March ). two days after 1t had been
opened. due TO Judge Christopher's
absence.
lie arrived in ORmulgee late Sunday
although his return WAS not generally
until tho following morning.
The Judge has completed plans for
resuminR mis- court duties but said
that his intention tx 10 get up To the
docket at the HeuryctW division Of
the court. as soon a. possible. lie
pointed out that. as two weeks notice
* required To call special term IL
would be- possible Tor him to complete
the work at Henryetta before the
special session here begins.
IL intend TO take up my work
here where left off Os IL the un'
fortunate events OF tho past few weeks
had never occurred" Judge Christie
phcr said today. lie added that h,
found scores OF letters and tclcgrams
waiting for him when he returned
expressing faith In him In his action
In dlsmissing the grand jury.
IT'S Eood TO know that one has
/ friends Ike that h. said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
ON HOME STRETCH IN ARDMOREITES
Big CONTEST-WATCH EN- GO
Entire section being cOmbed by Treess Candidates who
Work for Big Motor Cars Race Reached Last Turn.
They Are on the Home Stretch and Seven Days Means
Success or failue

with only
the uoees mammoth prize winning campaign may enrench them
behind
before been all
popular
The favories
And
my wondery HONOR GLORY AND SMALL FORTUNE AWAIT THE
WINNERS
the
stretch" whip
country the score card
candidates rounding the
cheering pulling
Is aniost n MAY TIiE BEST CANDIDATE
CONTINUED
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
HURRICANE IN TEXAS
DOES HEAVY DAMAGE

FORT WORTH. Texas-A hurricane
800 yards wide and extending in a
northeasterly direction across Floyd
county Monday night did heavy dam.
age TO farm and ranch property and
injured at least two persons. one Of
them seriously.
T. Il. Price, living nine miles west
OF Floydada. was injured and his son 3
back was broken by falling timbers.
Their home was completely destroyed
by the twlster
Tho driving wind was accompanied
by rain and hail. adding 10 the dis.
comfort OF those in It's path. who. In
some Instances. were forced TO vacate
their homes. The Price home was
completely demolished. The house o,
Lee Reeves was also Il complete loss
Practically every windmill In the path
OF the storm was brown down and
many barns and outhouses were de
molishcd, Thousands OF bundles Of
feed were destroyed and many chick
ems wero drowned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
GAS WELL.BLAZE
IS EXTINGUISHED
Lightning Starts Fire in the
Lyons Pool Which Threat
ems Entire Lease of the
Waite Phillips Section

oKMULGEE, okla.--A gas well fire
caused by lightning yesterday in the
Lyons pool. is miles southwest Of
here. and which threatened the entire
lease of Waite Phillips In section IL,
was cXtinguishcd by the use Of steam
after delay was encountered In laying
q line from the boilers some distance
away. according to reports received
here today. The damage was confined
to one rig and drilling equipment and
one flow tank. A Wig over large
we'll was damaged by the high wind.
Quick work on the part OF 'he lease
men saved the oil from the wei, being
lgnitci when the gusher was shut In
due to The lack OF tanksse. the re.
ports said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
POSSES SEEKING
negro ASSAULTER
White Woman Near Hugo
Accosted by Black Who
Makes His Escape;
Mob Law Feared

HUGO. okla.--rosses of officers and
farmers OF Choctaw county are scour'
ing the country this morning after an
oil night search for negro who latc
yesterday acoosted and insulted MRS.
T.. O. Robinson. 20 years old. near
Erwin, six miles southeast OF here.
Officers hayo been furnished with
the name or a negro. whose descrip-
tion tallles with that given by Mrs
Robinson. Lester Russell. negro. 70.
ported 10 the officers that he saw
the negro a few minutes after tho
insult occurred and he appeared to
be In "A hurry.
Mrs. Robinson IL sild to have been
returning TO her home from Erwin
when the negro stepped rom a hid
ing place and grabbed her.
Feeling is running high there and
there is much talk of mob violence.
It is feared by officers that II the
negro Ia caught he will he lynohed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
HALF A DOZEN
BADLY INJURED
ARE NEAR Death
Volunteer Workers Begin
Clearing Away Wreckage
as Result of Twister
That Hit Sulphur
MANY HOMES ARE
TOTALLY RUINED
Local National Guard Com
pany Patrolling Court
House Grounds

SULPHUR, 0kla.-TwO men are
dead and nineteen other persons are
injured as the result OF tornado
damage estimated around S250.0OO.
Several of the seriously injured were
not expected to live.
Volunteer workers began clearing
away the debris at daybreak. Approx.
imatcly $50 persons are homeless.
They are being cared for I'm other
residences on the east. which escaped
the path Of the tornado. Officials de-
cIared early today that the situation
could be taken care Of locally and said
aid from the outside would not be
needed. Several scores of persons are
nursing minor injuries.
The tornado swOOped down from the
south, passing over the eastern por.
tion Of the city and dropped into the
west side, leveling u place two blocks
In width and more than a half mile
long. Most Of the structures in the
twister's path were dwellings. The
court house and the Presbyterian
church were demolished and the roof
VI tut was
away.
The local national guard company
patrolled the court house ground to
protect public records exposed by the
wrecking Of the building. Continuing
nOrthward course. the tornado lift
ed as II passed out Of the city. II
descended again and demolished Cars
Chapel school house, two miles north
Of here.
Three children In the building were
slightly injured.
Loss at S25O. 900.
Estimates today place the tota
damage a. s250.OO0. The Presbyterian
church md the courthouse are tota
ruins. The Sulphur Milling Company
the Buchanan gin. the Farmers Cafe
the West Side Garage and Shorts
Continued on Page Throe)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14

McALESTER. Okla-Nine persons
are dead. a., many more are expected
TO die ard scores are seriously in
tornado tia. struck the small mining
town OF Gcwan early Monday night.
according To reports from relief work
ers at Hartshorne.
The dead. Mrs. Sidney Wilkerson.
Baby Clifford Wilkerson. Mrs. Pat
Laney, Mrs George Blembo. Reno
Glembo. 10 years old. Annie Glembo.
10 years old, Mrs. Pete Alnabois, Pete
Alnabols, Matide Alnabois.
The injured who are expected TO
die; Sidney Wilkerson, Pat Laney.
Mrs. George Glembo. Two small
Glembo children and two small Alma
bois children.
The storm, which was accompanied
by a heavy rain struck about the
supper hour. Many miners We're just
returning To their homes. II entered
the town from the south and swept
up toward The residence section which
is on a hill. Many residences were
destroyed.
The tornado turned west from the
main section OF the town and passed
through small valley destroying
more thla twenty homes. The busl
ness section OF the town was moi
damaged.
Two persons died at the Wnbur,o'
'ospital est night. They were IN
Wilkerson woman and her baby. A
sister Of the Glcmbo girls who Were
killed. narrowly escaped death on a
visit to the town postoffice.
Relief parties We're sent out from
Ilartshorno and Wilburton immedi'
ately According 20 Miss Helen Cross,
Red Cross secretary az Wilburton,
the organization with civic committees
has the YoiN OF relief well In hand
\ committee has been organized a
McAlester 20 help relieve the home
less.
\ Mexican family and one woman
are missias \ party OF doctors and
relief workers LETT here early today
for the stricken village and supplies
are being sent by the Red Cross
Twenty-Five homes We're reported de
stroyed.
Reports Indicate that most OF the
damage WA done In the southwest
part OF the town which Is inhablteS
mostly 10y foreigners employed In ad
iaccnt coal mines. The village has
population of zoo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
Argument in Obenchain
Case Continues Tuesday

LOS ANGELES Arguments in case
OF Mrs. Madalynee Obenchain. on trial
for the murder OF her sweetheart. j..
Bolton Kennedy. were resumed with
the opening OF court this morning.
Charles W. Frleke. deputy district
attorney, argued in referring to the
testimony given by Obenohain for his
former Wife. that II was apparent
he was hypnoti2ed, blindfolded and
infatuated by this defendant" and that
he continued to do anything she
said"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
CYCLONE TAKES A TOLL OF SEVENTEEN
"SLIM jim" AGAIN.
Elusive Car Thief Gives
Sheriff the Slip Even
Eludes Eagle Eye Of the
Aviator.

After a running fight Of three
miles late yesterday, the use Of
an airplane and an all-night vigil,
members Of the sheriff's force are
still seeking "Slim Jim" Sullivan.
wanted for the theft Of an auto.
mobile from the Westhemer-Daube
properses near Wilson Monday
morning.
After stealing the car. Sullivan
made his way to Berwyn, when
the car was turned over in a
witch. There he was accosted by
Constable Tom Little, who ques.
toned him. sullivan pulled a gun
and forced Little into a side street
and made his getaway. Officers
then took up the search and failed
to locate him until four young
men were arrested at Ardmore on
freight just after noon. They
told the officers a man answering
the description had left the train
near the refinery section, rorth.
edSl OL loNH,
Takes Hunters Rifle.
Deputies Bob Short and Gus
Gaines located him and after ex-
changing five or six shots chased
him nearly a mile TO the Santa Fe
lake, where Sullivan met a man
with 20 caliber rifle, which he
took from him. More shots were
exchanged and the chase covered
another mile or more.
Deputies Oscar Johnson. Tom
Smith, George White. with Sheriff
London, Joined in the pursuit and
laid net over the entire section.
which Sullivan eluded. A car
owned by two negro boys who
were fishing at the lake was taken
by the officers.
Downpouring rain halted the
work OF the officers several times,
but when the weather began to
clear Dorsey Askew, aviator, with
Deputies Dave Wright and E. ].
Cowles. flew over the area for
more than an hour, but could not
locate the man.
On Job All Night.
Several Of the officers were left
on the job during the night.
1t Is the belief Of Gaines and
Short that the man is wounded.
since he went to farm house in
that section and left hat. taking
cap from small boy who said
that he saw blood on the mans
shirt.
This morning Felix King. who
lives beyond the refineries. report.
ed to the sheriff that a man. an
swering the description OF Sullivan
slept in his barn last night.
Members OF the sheriffs force
are still on the job.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
.FATIMA MUST Go
BACK TO Land Of
Wells PENN|LESS
She breads Going Because
of Her Taste of Freedom
Seen for Fist Time in
the United States
BY RUTH ABELING.

NEW YORk.-Prlncess Fatima has
dread for her fellow voyager on her
journey back TO Afghanstan as
charge OF the British government.
The princess. who is the Sultana Of
Kabul. sails March 10. She came with
u heavy purse and bedecked with
jewels; she returns practically penni.
less. adorned with only few pearls
and the large SAPPHIRE In her nose.
The princess is the victim OF u mum.
Der OF persons in whom she misplaced
her confidence. Among these is Ste.
phen Weinberg. who introduced her to
President Harding. Weinberg has been
indicted on charge OF impersonating
u commander OF the American navy
ut the time he took the princess to
the White House.
Quickly Disillusioned.
The princess had two large expccta.
tlons on her arrival one was To dis.
pose OF huge diamond for $3.50. 200
and the other was to obtain a grant
Of land from President Harding, The
diamond she finally had to give AZ Sc.
curity FOR u $4,000 loan; the president
told her the land grant was impos.
siole.
80 / have been disillusioned In
some ways" says the sultana, but |
ain very glad | came. For l have
looked free women in the face. and
talked with them and laughed with
them. And l. too, have been free.
have paid--but isn't liberty worth u
prics7
That's my droad-not that I have
lost my money and my iewelty; moi
that I. the Sultana of kabul must
return home at the expense OF the
British government; but that must
again become a prisoner OF wells.
II hate themr' She indicated some
chiffon crumpled on her steamer
trunk.
II thought never would have tt
wear them again. don't want tC
put them on. want TO be like Ameri
can mothers. to go around with MY
three sons. to be real person. In
stead of. instead of" The princes.
stopped. shrugged. then:
II was only ~ when | was mar
ried. My husband was ~. Their,
were six Of u.s. six wives. was tn,
youngest. lie liked me best"
The princess wasn't Boosting. Sh'
In beautiful. according to Persian no
tions--plump OF figure. large OF eyes
white. skinned. During her stay IN
American she continued to adorn her
self like harem woman. with pain
and pencil. mascara and rouge. Ir
her nose she wears huge sapphire
around her neck strings Of pearls.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
rain AND storm
SWEEPS over ALL
REA7S0U7HWES7
Hurricane in Texas is Ac-
companied by Hail and
Sleet; Wheat Belt Gets
Heavy Downpour

KANSAS CITY-Rain. accompanied
at many places by high winds. fell
over the greater part of the South.
west from yesterday afternoon until
early today the steady downpour soak.
ing wheat fields and generally bene-
fitting the ground for planting spring
crops, the weather bureau reported.
Hutchinson. Kan, which was isolat-
ed several days last week as a result
OF a blizzard, was virtually without
wire communication again today. last
nights storm having paralyzed the
newly.repaired wires leading into the
town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
Alive, l3-Year-0ld Boy
Is Theoretically Dead

BERKELEY, Cal-Edward johnson,
10 years old. is alive today, but Uni.
vcrsity scientists say that theoretically
he should be dead
Edward climbed an iron tower last
Saturday to recover kite from high.
power electric wires carrying 10000
volts OF electricity, lie came In con.
tact with the wires and their full
shock knocked him tu the ground.
Neither the shock nor the fan caused
him to lost consciousness.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
Pretoria Forces Close
Upon RevOlutiOnarieS

LONDON. - Pretoria government
forces are closing in upon revolution.
aries from the east and west, accord
ing 10 late adWces from South Africa
The main centers Of resistance are
now at Fordsburg and Jeppestown,
where the government forces are op
posed by heavily armed rebel com
mands.
johannesburg, which on Saturday
and Sunday was the center OF the bat
tie area, resumed It's normal appear
anee yesterday, according 10 Reuters
correspondent there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
mining T0WNIS
IN PATH Of Big
STORM MONDAY
Score Injured: Hundreds
Homeless at Gowen Early
In Evening; Follows
Heavy Downpour.
RELIEF SENT OUT
FROM HARTSHORNE T.
Mexicans Among Victims, Say
First Report; McAlester
Sends Red Cross Unit.

GOWEN, OlSla.--Ten persons are
dead. one more may died and %
areseriOusIy injured and many
more slightly injured as result
Of a tornado that struck this small
mining town between $3.50 o'clock
and I o'clock Monday night. The
tornado swept a path mile and
a half long and about 400 yards
wide through the town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14

Does the average college graduate
appear TO be fully trained for life's
work?
MRS. c. l.. BYRNE; My observa-
ton has been TINT college girls are
lacking IN that most important avoca.
tion-that OF being good housewives
MRS. INEZ M'MILLAN LAMBERT:
Yes, | think much more so than the
average grill who Is not u college
graduate.
MRS. w. II. BURNITT. Many OF
them go into college with the idea OF
taking definite places In lifes work,
and those generally reach the goal.
REV. II. l., DAVIDSON, The av'
erage college trains theoretically only
and the school OF theory must be sup
plemented by the school Of practice
to fully equip its pupils for LIES
work,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
INTERsrATE RAILWAYS NOT
IN FEDERAL JURISDICTION

WASHINGTON. 80 Railroads with.
In a state. engaged In Interstate com.
mcrce, ara not exclusively within the
jurisdiction ~ the federal government
In the operation and abandonment Of
their properties. the supreme court
declares.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
Long Time Pastor Dies.

DALLAS. Texas. - DR.. John @
Slayter. pnstor OF the East Dallas
Christian church for tho last 10 years
and widely known In Texas Masonic
circles. died early today IA Rlni.
tarium at Kerrsville. where he was
taken last week following u long III.
less here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
Getting aFtty's Jury,

SAN FRANCfsCo.-with one Juror
possessed temporarily. efforts TO select
~ persons to Try Roscoe (Fatty) Ar.
buckle for the third time IN a man.
slaughter charge continued here today,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
DIVA'S HUSBAND
DESERTS RICHES
FOR HIS OLD JOB
Madame Matznauer Unable
to Hold 100 Percent Man
Who Loves Hum of Motor
and Rasp of Gearshift
WILD MUSTARD NEEDS
THE SUN, HE ASSERTS
Singer, Who is In Joplin, Mo-,
Refuses to Comment on
Story From West Coast

SAN Observation-Disclosures Matz.
hauer, famous diva. apparently has
lost her chauffeur-husband, whom she
termed 100 per cent man."
The husband, Floyd Glotzbach, has
come back to his job at the Delmonte
MOTEL here, driving tourists about.
About year ago he took Nine.
Matzhauer out for drive-for hire.
She sat on the front seat with him.
better to enjoy the scenery. Later
came the engagement and marriage.
The San Francisco Examiner Tues
day gives Gotzbach's reasons for leav.
ing his bride in New York:
Rather BE Chauffeur.
I'D rather be chauffeur" he
said. II would seem Glotzbach was
forced to let another man drive his
wife's automobile.
1t would drive any man crazy to
sit back among the cushions and
squirm ever ytime he felt the back.
lash of the transmission, when he is
mechanician," he declared.
The paper says Glotzbach insisted
there had been no friction; the chauf.
feur husband just escaped when his
bride was not looking. He will not GO
back.
Diva Wants Him Back.
Madame Matznauer. 1t is said, wants
her husband back
There is talk of compromises from
New York. but unlistened to, says
Glotzbach.
Glotzbach says he did not enjoy
breakfasts in bed. Nor did sitting UP
night after night through the mad
scene Of Lucia appeal to an ear at.
tuned 10 the hum OF q smooth.run.
ming motor.
Glotzbach, a six.foot Westerner, com
ments: Orchids will thrive in hot
houses, 1ut wild mustard needs TIE
California SUM-"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
Gas Case Motion Denied.

wASHINGToN.-Ths supreme court
has denied the motion OF the attorney
general OF New York state for hear.
ing In the Consolidated Gas cases do
cided by the court on March ..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-14
Ten Are Killed at Gowen;
Two Known Dead at Sulphur
SULPHUR TOLL
TIE DEAD

THOMAS WATKINS. 60. carpenter,
killed IN residence.
VIRGIL HAMPTON, 20, formerly
OF ArdmOrc.
THE INJURED
Mrs. LcqIire, back broken, not ex-
pecied 10 live.
Frank Buchanan. county treasurer,
badly crushed.
Ira Womack, school teacher. cut
and bruised.
Bel Gloomcr, badly bruised.
Mrs. Il. W. Combs, arm broken.
Mrs. Ben Gardner, hand broken.
Mrs. Lee Ward, back hurt.
W. o. Montgomery, bruised.
-. -. Holmes, knee cut.
Mrs. Maud Franz, knee fractured.
John EentOn, face hurt.
Tommy Cunningham, school boy, leg
broken.
X. +. Goodrich, bruised.
Mildred and Mary Cunningham,
bruised and lacerated.
Nathan Elliott, r., of Ardmore,
slightly injured.
Sheriff John Parks, slightly injured
Small son of Mrs. Maude Franz
cut and bruised.
Mrs. +. W. Pool, cut and bruised