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: 3. Versa. Z| Jan. 5, 1024. | -£- sf he ag — f ne » alil careviled be She Dogter and ler Siater . remain. On Jai. 22 TLD fev oly SMITQE RRL & Check for $200.00, taing part of the %606.00 ahe had given him about Deo. p4th, while under the | influence of drugs. at his instance, ahe applied for a divorce. from 2 her hughand, recently. However, M2. and VRS, CHAS. GHOTEAY, the latter a sister of MRS. SMITEERMAN, recently arrived from California and atated to MRS. SMITH- . BQN that they had seen SMITEERMAN at Tia Juana, Mexico and San Diego, | | Calif. and that he was sorry for having left her. Upon learning this, jj LS. SMITHERWAN had the nurse write a letter to the chief of Police at | San Diego Jan. 4th to get in touch with SMITHERMAN and tell him she : would diamigs her divoree proceeding and take him baok if he would re- turn to her. | DR. HUDDLE and assogiates at the hoepital determined Saturday that © MURS, SMITEERMAN had an obetruetion in her intestimes and that she should undergo an overation, to whioh the patient willingly assented. MR, and RS. CHOTEAU at their home stated that FaULENBR had moved, ‘o Bl Reno jan. Sth after he fad been unsuscesa ful in getting MRS. SMITHERMAN to raturn from the hospital to his home. The ‘phone punter * 4 of Mr. and MRS. CHOTRAU is Yalnut 6 7 0 §. The Okla. city newspapers atate that FAULKNER and wife were divorced” in Okla, county. gourt. dur ing the week of Deo, 24, 1923, They had Been living together until Deo, 24, 1523. S% “, and WwRS. CHOTRAU alao atated that after FAULKNER visited } BRS. . SUITEBRManN they could do nothing with her, that She seemed to be con- - 4 pletely dominated ty nim. They are very anxious to have him put out ‘of ‘ her way, ané@ are willing to aid in bringing ‘SUITEERMAN | back. to here 7 - 2 en omg svcuomiige CONTINUED, .