The Norman Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 188, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 26, 1922 Page: 1 of 4
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Plenty of Christmas "spirit"
bat very little "spirits" was in
jvidence here yesterday.
>Tn
ransgript
Weather Fort- > V.
fair tonight am Mk jy
minimum 34 to 40 de,
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NORMAN )KLAHOMA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26. 1922.
PRICE iVE CENTS
m'pjlll ft fiifp.TRk rt^nujyd deserts
FfllALL So LLlu lu u county courthouse
NEW PRESIDENT OF M„, K-v vo7rr*« North
norman lions club : ^ ":y
years, u ill 1. a\ e tlio ■ i. .n1 and
——— take up household duties, she stated ^
BREWER AND BUCHANAN ARE M
VICE-PRESIDENTS FOR
COMING YEAR
spottswood"re-elected
City Shows Real Christmas
Spirit in Gifts to the Poor
Lonjr List of Activities Included
In Annual Reports of the
Retiring Officers
Her political and judicial career
that lias carried her along with the
j troubles and difficulties of Cleveland
ci unty for ; iese five years will
end with the new year.
Esther Monical, now in the regis-
ter of deeds office, will take Mrs.
i >0)d s place.
at all christmas
observances here
S. K. McCall was elected president
of the Norman Lions club for 192.J
at the annual election of officers Tin s-
day i1 oou.
T. II. Brewer was. chosen fir '. vice
president, Dean J. S. Buchanan, •.
ond vice-president, Guy Spottswood.
re-elected' secretary-treasurer; I'.. B.
Kimberlin, director; I'. S. Graham,
"Lion tamer," and Rev. Roln-rt M.
Leliew, "tail twister.''
Holdover members of the hoard of
directors are I >r. S. VV. Rea es, J. \V.
Foster, Dr. J. L. Day, and John E.
I .uttrell.
four generations
at kefley family
GIFTS FOR THE POOX AND
ORPHANS RECEIVED AT
EVERY SERVICE
uimu.?
REUNION HELD AT CHURCH
HERE WITH 34 PERSONS
IN ATTENDANCE
Thirty-four members of the J. L.
Holey family attended a Christmas
Doct
Day.
the retiring pre idcnt,
and Spottswood.
They reported on activities for the
year. The club distributed Christmas
gilts and food to ten families, inv -
tigated tax problems, assisted in rais-
ing funds for Hoy Scout, Y. M. and
V. W. C. A., promoted hard surfaced
road movement, worked for municipal
improvement bonds, conducted obi
clothes drive for poor, pledged $600
to pay half the salary of a playground
supervisor, entertained member-: of
the board of education
\ 11 the churches of Norman re-
port a !.! •( attendance and in most
ckses capacity hou-cs at their Christ-
mas programs.
The University Methodist Episcopal
church. Sou:!., r*.■;.< ited ai. att'n.huKe
of about four hundred at tin; Christ-
ina-. exercaes he ft Sunday night at
the church. A program and Christmas
tree for the primary grade vias held
at the Sunday school hour in t! c
morning, and a White Christmas and
g;,'t> presentation r the Methodist or
evening at th- Kirst Methodist \r: ' a ( ity S.„uh,y
... , , ''''j''t It atured the < \< "cis s.
Kpiseonai church. T, • /- . , .• , .
Baptist Church tilled
l our generations were represent- The Hapt,,( < hrexercises
ed. mi whom J L. iletlej. -a >ears werc. attended In about four hundred
<iid, is the head. lie has lived in with the hou-e practically filled. They
X1 .nan since LS.S'>. ;ia(j , ^r< r ;t|1(| Santa Clans
Sons and daughters present were treat r the priri.uy and jut-: :
Mm Charle, Kahoe ;,n>I Mrs. John j classes. Christmas carols in which
\ Uian, ot' Norman: Rev. J. L. chihlnn tool part \va-'. :n in: r-
I lefle . j . ,-itor oi t' - M. K. church e,tint; part « the :>ro - rat i. \ coil'
at Apache, and Mrs. George Kesin, 1 i cash ami :■ iU■- f .r #.• i'e.i -t
ui UKlahoma City. .1 -.•niliers of : orphan's home i 1 < :l:lahoma Ci:y was
i'" school 1 th*'r 'amilies made it]) the reniaind- takin Sunday morning.
THREE COUPLES GET
HOLIDAY LICENSES
Marriage licenses' i sued over
th. Christinas week-end at the
!':uy court « I; i*k's I'ffice were to
. M ses, 22 yearn old, Lex ing
• n and Lera Williams, I e\ington,
arid J. I. Fox. 22 yi-irg old, Nor-
man, ud ( idys Marriman. X i
Th..- ecpnty oft ices were not
■V '1 Chri tuia day.
over fifty homes
abe reached here
by the red cross
MANY CIVIC ORGANIZATION
MEMBERS VISIT FAMILIES
OF THE NEEDY
carriers deliver
thousand parcels
Annual reports were submitted by dinner and family reunion Monday
More than 50 1 Oiiu^ were reached
b> the kid Cross headquarters act-
ing as di tributor for churches, indi-
viduals, and civic aid social organ
/ation that would not have had any
« hristiuaS gifts, other v. i:v, during
the last few days.
"I h \e never seen Norman people
so interested in the real spii It of
< i .sti, , In fore, they have n< t only
given everything from a load op coal
on down to candies, fruits, nuts,
Christmas tre« -, toys, and clothes, but
— thev have visited and made the ac-
Ap; roximately one thor-and parcel ' qtiaintance of man', lonely honn
post j:. :k, . - were ("eb'veied Christ- Mrs. J. I. Davis, Red l'ro-s man a
mas day by the Xurman post office, ger here, -pid Tuesdaw
/N1 ■ f the . by i irccl po t carriers, Deliveries were made several days
< 11it ills ay, in 'clear- '4 t.>. tile big prev uk to Ciiri-tmas and were ••till
POSTOFFICE HOLIDAY BUSI-
NESS HERE BIGGEST IN
ITS HISTORY
and a g.' t ru<h t!
The parcel
. by 4 m. m
da v
;
haw ev.r had.
st material was cleared
l. bristnias d and 'lot
d that all tile mail has
ccntinuing Tut .day morning, t
stia •<• familie who could not havi
a hapi• > holiday otlierwi-e, and wh<i
had not been discovered until latt
not
teachers twice, contributed the
high school band fund, furnished lov-
ing cups for high school athletic con-
tests, supported the liii^h s« hool foot
ball team, encouraged high school
er oi *i;e pa
r. o ns ami one daughter were
na'de to attend. i'b.ey were H. M.
I lefle ,-, Norman; John ilefley, who
superint-. :ident ot schools at
tiu.1 we!: art
Uu-iila 1.
graduates to enter the University, and Henryetta, and Mrs. R
assisted in community
work.
The mem! rship of '1
creased from to r ' dm ii
ert
Ly
■ club iti
the year.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee K. Anderson of
Drumright- Miss Mabel Vandeu-r,
who is teaching in the Sul-Ross nor
mal at Alpine, 1'exas. and Miss Ma
Yaildevcr oi TuImi were th.- w . U eml
guests of Mrs, John A. V'andever.
Miss Mae Vande\cr returned to Tulsa
this morning.
Mr-. John A. Vandevcr was an
Oi lahoma City visitor today.
Clarence Morrisn leit Monday
morning to spend the week end at \n-
adarko with friends.
G. W. Merrill has gone to his
farms in ;iStratford in ( irvin'coun-
ty where he is making extensive re-
pairs on buildings <a his tenan:-..
faculty members
fin
ik postal tests
U. S. SENATOR HARRELD HAD
NO INFORMATION ON
THE MATTER
"We can't understand it."
This was the unanimous comment
today of the seven candidates for post-
master here regarding the report Sat
urdav that all had fail d t quality in
the civil - rvice examinations.
"I eavim out lliy.eli, several ot tilt
• tin, i - . re highh educated anh hav e
bad sufficient br-aicss training so
that it i' impossible to believe no one
passed," was the '-,'ist oi their state-
ments.,
G. D. Graves, one of the condida;
talked to Senator J. \V. Ilarreld, who
One hundred and fifty children tool
part in the Presbyterian exeici-es,
attended 1 \ ab« at four hui !- ! and
tw.nty five peeple. A iar-.e collec
lion f : . an 1 c -h for the i.-e-.ly
of > urna. i was received at the pro-
,111 St. <'av uii'iit. \ S.nta Claus
w a * i:~ i p'av entitled "Christian
■ i\ i ; t n<' t I "hri ' an 1 •' " V
, art) for the u-ginnei • and ru vnied
•rite classes \HI ^iveil Saturda.\ after-
■Mi.n at the ch it.h.
Special M. E. Services
Between four and five hundref'
' ndeil the hn;i,,' at th. spica! pro
gram given at the Kirst Methodi-t
Church, Sunday ni;;ir.. There v.a.,
no Santa Claus. but a general tr- t
was distributed and tin children
brought little offerings for i ed)
eh:dron to the in. . An illustrate 1
life of (,'hrist was a feature.
The First Christi.;,! cha.vh i • r's
a larg, attendance at the Chrl?'m:■-
program, Sunday evening.
no irt , but a large , ros-
and gi i- for the needy were depos-
ited at th- foot. A silver offering
for aged ministers was taken. (lifts
to the children .were made ; t the
munion servic " at St John's Koisco-
dav school :< "he'-. The p!av "V\'hil<
Gifts for the King.' was g'v 'ti Sun
day evening on the pro ram.
IjO at St. John's
About 130 j t ."sons attended thi
Midnight candlelight and carol
and the C
i (' •!' ' "ed. Ti e 1 I 'gest day ' ' Sunday schoc.i children of man;.
Fhursdavj with a good rush the church r ade their own de
liverit s of gifts which they had
brouglit for collection at the respec-
tive churches.
"kveryone v.anti I to help this time
and wt I'.r.e reached all the needy
families we know of," Mrs. Davis
since last Monday. The mail early
cam; n brought r ti ts all over tin
I nit. I States, official.; ,-a>.
Ti*e parcel post work th ye-r was
per cut heaver than ever before
•Unas
•d 1 Ml
art! • ting al
office. Far more j
rds Wero mailed than
I'wo parcel post cars
and reg-'lav emploves
• the
work
orke
i' \ t r;
the
day
The
i.irge
I'art
Sunday betoe
w i open
m. yesterday.
: ■
ware - :11 going in and out of the
offic ■ Tuesda.v morning, h it the rush
was over Christmas afternoon.
gfsly four holiday
arrests in county
u -1 Chi a tmas Quiet Here. Officers Re- w-re
port; Two are Held for
Making Liouor
Christmas here this > • ir was the
quietest ev er seen in \- rman, oi liters
aid Ttusdav morning. Only one case
LEXINGTON MAN DIES
IN MOTOR ACCIDENT
Krnest Lucas, who li\ . east of
Lexe gton was instaiktlv killed Mon-
dav att( 1 noon when an automobile
turned over on the \. i an road
about one and on« half mile# north
of Lexington.
Lucas u.is ridtitg on the running
hoard when a tire blew out ai'd th.
car turned over.
I ive other men in the car escaped
without injury.
gossett is first
customer of sank
at new location
OPEN HOUSE TONIGHT FOR
FRIENDS OF RANK AND
ITS TENANTS
1 . X. Go sett. 622 Last Main
street ,v.;is ilie first man to enter
the floors v hen the C't v National
l ank < •>< acd iti the new building. i
Tuesday morning.
An Oklahoma t itv five piece
orchestra will supply the music for
ti e pen house from 8 p. m. t«> 10
p. m. in the new banking quarters.
Reed and f oster, drug fists, will have!
Edison music, and will give away
a mini her ot souv enirs and treats. 1
Th bank also will give favors to itn
niters to tight.
The bank • tuns were practical-
ly dl moved Tuesda.v morning. Open
hors will be ha hi in all the of
fin - en the first and second floors
of the b'Mhiing tin' e\ening.
The old City National Bank
quarters wi'l be remodeled by Kay
' 'err; . I r ;i n o: . n pi \ ure thi ater.
1! his ah - ad\ ■! me th,- excavating i
at I built ii extension back to the
alley, and will move in as soon as
new retail credit
by merchants here
ORGANIZATION WILE HOI.D
MEMBERSHIP DINNER
THURSDAY NTGHT
SPOTTSWOOD IS PRESIDENT
Kuwitzky Named Secretary Treas-
urer; Rating oi 4,000 Persons
Are on File
A lunche, n met ting for the pur-
pose c t inti re'sting all the merchants
in town will he held by the newly
organized \orman Credit Men's \s-
sociation. . t / ..iO j . ni. riiursday at
the hirst M. I., church, Guv Spotts-
W" d, president, announced Tuesdav.
I lie .o ociatioji has been working on
;• plan fur , p ate i associa-
tion m .lead ot th to' ( iun of th.*
Iv< laih i'- association which was head-
ed by the chamber of commerce of-
ficer-. '1 he chamlier of cor rce
members may be members ot the
Credit association and C. \\, Kuwit-
• h> sei i eiary treasurer r f the two or-
ganizations, will b« the only officer
hmdv g the am positi< a in both,
but every i n i t will be made to co-
operate and cut down overhead ex-
penses whenever convenit1 and ad-
vantageous for tin- cham e. and the
credit nu : t t > work tog\ i. r.
List of Officers
'he new association is completely
orga11i.- ed with - iy Spottswood,
president I I . \ an . yke. vice pres.
idem, and (. . \\ . i\ nviul.y, ecretar -
tr. a-stiri-r, A b. ard of «Iir . tors of 11
1:1,1 ' ''11 - r oi i I. ||iushavv. -v. 1\.
lv C. Herry, \\ . J. McKinnev,
' 1 '• A iwbrister, i en I . h leiuiae. 11.
de\ er. I\. I . Klein. J. \\ . hosier,
I. M Jackson, and M. S. hischer.
1 he c iistitution and by-laws have
ct a i .in. d, and the purpp -i . i th
of drunkenness was u ported in the |r, •
Inmates Praise Christmas Dinner
Cooked for Them by Wife
of Jail Warden
\ Christinas dinner wa:- served
to the inmate of the Cleveland
co'Mity iai 1 by Mrs. J. \V. lirotts
vviie of the : i'l r, which was pro-
nounced ' - iun'iile.j : • be the best
t' . v c .-r ha l in jail.
AiUCiig the o iieials ' " gave
Christmas cheer to the five who
onfined in .ail over the hfdi-
- re Sheriff \V. H. N< vvb!ock
and ( hit : of Police H. L. Sander-
son. who gave cigars; Dr. (. S.
Robo, fruit, candy and tobacco:
jail W.rdcn I. W Gvotts, « gars:
and Nona • i cl ;.i 1. % i- ellanc u-
i' " s|
j.
Blachly, Adams, Dowd, and Cheadle
Attending Meetings in Chi-
cago This Week
Four members ot" the I niversity
faculty- left this morning for Chicago
to attend several associated con-
ventions there this week.
They were Dr. I\ I . Blachly, pro ington
fessor of government: Dr. Jerome
Dowd, director of the school of
social service; Dr. A. 1 . \dams, di-
rector of the school of business, and
Dr. J. if Cheadle, professor of law
The conveniens thev will attend
being held by the American Po-
is in Oklahoma City, over long dis- muni n s -rvice" at St. dm s 11 j)isco
tance telephone Tuesday morning, j al church, which started .it 11 p. in.
I larrei.l km c. nothing of the r-, port Sunday gut a!.d lasted ain .~t t o
until informed by Graves.
'M do not see how it can be true, M
Ilarreld said.
Graves went to Oklahoma City this
afternoon to confer with Ilarreld on
the matter, and efforts were being
made to •-•et official word rom Wash-
ity Monday night, and three persons
• re arrested by the neriffs office
or manufacturing or possessing li
om- quor.
Lloyd Williams and h ar Oswald,
who live about 12 miles northeast of
Lexington, Were arre ted in a raid
Sunday noon by Siuiaif Xevvblock,
Cus I eslie, I rank l>ogg-. Scott W il
s n, and.I . I. Adam- on a charge of
manufacturin:.! corn n , \\ ihiuuis
ned $30.5d by
svvald, who is
church, I'riday night, married, ph.- 1 d not• g > and rave
for needy families were b^ml for .i lOOO. One ha '•el of i la i
hours. The candle and communion
ceremonies are the regular Christmas
exerci-es of the church, and the child-
ren did not h'lva any special part.
The Churth of Christ reported pleaded guilt) a ;l .
about 300 persons at its Christn,.s Judge ' :eoi :e A IK:.,
services at
Some gift
The dinner prepared by Mrs.
•irot; hill th. prison • as praised
highly, coasisted el two kinds of
• ike tv.o I inds of pie- spare ribs,
c< i . i1;..-1.1 | potatoes, chicheii,
Mckl- . turkey, a d fruit salad.
Sunday noon was the first time
' iro' h \ b en home on 531 hiast
S aim -. treet . ince he started
vv or I- at ti.a ail. December 2,
lu said Tuesday.
mrs .gray bthull
l ied Reed, T. hi. Clement, Dr. T..
A. hurley, and Fred Reynolds left
Monday for McCurtain county to
hunt <niai 1 and fish this wck.
Miss Gladys Ellsworth, who
brought, and a general treat was given
to everyone present. A tree and Santa
C laus were used in the cxerci es.
litical Science association, the Amer- teacliing af Wainwright, Okla., is
ican Economics association, and the spending the holidays with her par-
American P.ar association. cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Georpe 1.11 -w >rth./
suddenly at ryan
Special Service W eek
Vt ; E KNOW not of a more appropriate
If name for it—-giving service to th. ro
man> lirippy people who received
Muster 1.5 row ti Slmes C'hristni.is nifls—and
to a few ..f llieni uloni S;,nta probably enid
in puessinjj the size.
Real sei ', ice and satisfaction is rightly-yours
when \ou wear Blister Lirown>. and if your
Christmas sho< ; are not just the right fit,
.ring them in this week and we will exchange
them.
Buster Brown Shoe Store
HOLLAND AND SHERMAN
207 East Main
Funeral Services He!d% Today
By Heart Disease
Norman Woman; Death Caused
Mrs. Cordelia Hill, wife of G.
V. Hill, 001 East Frank street, died
suddenly t : heart disease Sc iday at
Ryan, Okla.. where she ha 1 gone
}o attend the funeral of a niece
The body was brought t> X'or-
/nan and funeral Services were held
at 3 p. m. today at the University
M. E. church, South, in charge of
Dr. L. S. P.arton, pastor. Intern,ent
was made at the I. O. O. I . cem-
etery.
Mrs Hill was 37 y-ars oil Tn ad-
dition to the husband, three daugh-
ters and one son survive. Thev are
Lela, Elizabeth, 1 ranees and G. L.
Hill. jr.
1 he niece of Mrs. Hill who dad
at Ryan was Mary Beth Roberts,
daughter Mr. and Mrs. lap
Roberts, former residents of Nor-
man. Mrs. Hill was a sister, of Mr.
Roberts.
buried in the horse barn, and a small
quantity of whisky was o -and. Wil-
liams i< an employe of Oswald. They
live near the oil putnpiu" station.
A third person arre-: d, was releas-
ed soon after ,- ard on at ount of in-
sufficient evidence.
Reports from all parts of the -tat.-
iiear out Norman's record of this
Christina- being tin quietest for
for yars. The slow byi ur grip of pro-
hibition and county oi < as on the
whisky sources, and along with that
tin <!■ parture of gam hi* and fi lit \ ri .n
ing, give officers lith- extra worTc dur- !, held
iiig the usual period >f celebration.
icq nc
'.-■y. l.'t
Fune-al Services to be Held Here
Thu: *day Afternoon at Home
of Mr Cora Hull
Mrs.
dinner to precede
li'J
Norman Lodees and Eastern Star to
Install New Officers Wednes-
day Night
P . Hull, formerly of
1 Sunday night at her
in Lehigh, Okla.. of tvphoid
and pneumonia.
body will he brought to
and funeral senu es will
it ~:30 p. m. Thursday at
ti n home of Mrs. Cora Hull, 221
West Symines street.
Surviving relatives include the
husband, Gri" Hull, a i. Burton,
her father, F. M. S <>tt. oi Blanch*
ard. and three ste.-, Mrs Minnie
Stewart and Mrs. Ida McCarlev "ho
I've east of Xorman. a d Mrs.
nie Reed, of Gainesville. Texas.
Mrs. LXnlI wa35 years old.
baby daughter. Virginia Lee,
al out one month ago.
ban-
died
Tahlequah.—William T. M'rice. no-
torious bank robb( '. lias been captured
at K climoud. ( a hi', .and is I" 'iig held
t' "Ti i-ii ()klalioiua ol I icei at co> nig
to word received hire. He i- charg-
ed with participation in the Hulbert
bank robbery last January.
Oklahoma ' itv Governor Robert
'■on todav pardn led ( harles I Gris
wold, former co irt clerk at (guthrie,
who was convicted of etttbe//femijfrt
January l(>, 1917, and wiio st o ted
• rv'ing hi -entence I lea : ■ r 'J this
Duncan- Two masked men early
today held tip the ticket agent oi the
Reck Island railroad here, and e.
t aped with a small amount of money.
Large receipts from yesterdav - bus-
iness had 1 e> sent away < u a train
shortly beior'e the robbery,
WViet ika. -I'ive mask <1 robb rs
b eked two agents in a bo>. car at the
railroad station here this n, nuiing and
obtained $40 out of the ca-h drawer.
An attempt t« Id vv th saf< '"ailed.,
The robbers escaped.
UNIVERSITY STUDENT
EDITS TRAVEL BOOK
"Friendship Pilgrims." is the
i -
was written by Claude ' Dejfli. 'he
cotah, arts and science junior in the
I "fli\ < lg tv
It is the story of Dean's ex-
perience abroad with a party of
\mcrican university student-, who
toured Europe this summer with
of European university students,
studvmg their problems and helping
ith til liurop. an stud -nt re'ief
fund.
land, Germany, Poland, Czeeho-
fiuin, Switzerland and France are
included in the book.
()Kia' oui it:- a - ociatiou, \ a
a «. lk oil c , ■, s_ ereilil
and other matters denli' v ti sue
ccvsiul operation of i ie
N ormau isse ciation j i i • (>|
the Oklahoma Siat 'V \ cia-
•
ioual t'redu association
Credit Ratrngs Compile I
' asso( i.itiou i re ha- been
working for >. vera! eek, 0n files list-
nan.eadd:' .-'S, occupations,
and iving a nu a i rical rating of the
credit rating oi about 4000 people in
' leveland county v. ho have charge ae-
1 "u t- at the pi es. - t or who have had
in the past, and part of the cash cus-
tomers. \t pres- nt only this one
phase ot credit information has he u
compiled. ' at after the organization
i- well under way, all kinds oi credit
information w^il h available.
I his credit -•.stem i- exactly the
same v ith which the customer conies
i" ait.o f in ( >1;Iah< a a ( itv or a.nv
other town of i asonable size and
m< tects the customer as well as the
business man. The files of the eieait
a. • i.iti- n are always kept in code
numbers -o thai mformat;'' n collect-
ed there cannot be- used ( \, eot for
stri.-tly oulidential business purpose
" t '<' members, t'-ereny protecting
the men listed.
\ trade at-home campaign is be*
ing worked out by the association.
Miss Mary Maguire went to Grait-
Monda:
instructor in
painting lands
gum is a pup
ie I." .
end a few
the day
One Day Special For
Wednesday Only
Ashosfiog Brake
3and?nr;
ill precede
and East-
sonic tcm-
s announc-
as follow
s year it
inning of
i s Grace Jackson, of Wilburton,
guest of Mir Gladys Ellsworth
ng the holidays. M -- Jackson i>
hing ajliool this \«ar at Red Oak.
Mr. and
Tuesday to
tus.
Mrs. Paul Teas left
pend a few day. at Al
\ banquet at 6:30 p.m. v.
the in- illation < f Masonic
ern Star officers at the Mr-
pie Wednesday night, it w.
ed today.
11 erctoforc the ban ; a 1
ed the installation, but ti
was arranged for the he
the affair. spend
All tlire.' Masou;r o g.mi/ations in Uogle
Norman in -tal the sauu- night.
Mr . J. D. Hood, who is teaching a
I*. > Clark« a s!a khreeder, who Marlow, returned there this mornin
liv es east of Lexington, was a bus- after spending t 'hristmas w ith le
in< s . \ i itor in Xorman Tin day. lainiiy lien .
Miss L.
lelfer of Shawnee
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Tarman, Fred E. The Norman Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 188, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 26, 1922, newspaper, December 26, 1922; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc114718/m1/1/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.