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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
CEDAR BLUFF NIETHODISTS OBJ.
SERVE MEMORIAL DAY.

Cedar Bluff, May 9.-The commun-
ity program of the Methodist church
ut this place under the the leader
ship CT Rev. j. II. Kern, is beginn-
| ing to take tangible form. The peo-
pie of the community us whole be-
gan Immediately upon the arrival of
the new pastor to respond to his eff
forts. The preaching services grew in
attendance. Then came on the Pre-
Easter Campaign, resulting in n
second week OF protracted effort, un-
der the leadership jointly of Rev,
w. w. Arrowood and the Method
ist pastor.
An Epworth League and church
cabinet were put to work and are
functloning normally. The GOSPEL
Team Club is becoming a factor in
The religious life. And thus the ex-
handing program gradually begins
to take form.
According the belief of the pas
tor the church has a Community
Junction as we'll as an ecclesiastical
10 this end The Mems Boosting Club
has been organized. Also, the church
cabinet, considering the problems of
community service, resolved at their
last mcetingi to. observe Memorial
Day, the exercises of the day to be
conducted at the Jones Chapel grave
yard. Inree speakers of prominence
are to be secured, and in conjunc-
ton with the ex-sevice men, it will
be great day. 1t is desired that nil
who have rlatives buried at the
graveyard come early enough so
that the cemetery can be Cleaned
off and shaped up before the first
speaking at 10:30. All who come are
requested to bring something sal
able, which will be arranged on n
table. Proceeds of this Offering to
be turned into Memorial Fund
Representing Church Cabinet.
Because the following announce
ments involve change from the
regular services, I wish to announce
for the month of May the following:
All Cedar Bluff preaching services
ut the morning hour, May 14th,
Mothers Day program, May 81, Sc,
mon on Education, May 2Sth, "The
Cal to the Ministry" Also, ali night
services will be at Paintick. How
ever, the League will hold its usual
services except on the 14th, when
they go to Midway In addition. II.
q Keso will hold the third Quar-
terly. Conference at Bandy, Sunday
evening and night of June 18TH
.. II. Kern, pastor Cedar Bluff
The play which was given by the
High School students ton Friday
night, will be given over again on
tuesday the 10th. The proceeds to
go to the piano funds.
Mrs. Kern entertained the Bible
ciaSses at her home Tuesday night.
WI: ana Mrs. p. E. Goodman en-
tereained the faculty at dinner in
their home Thursday evening
Mrs. c. K Kiser spent last woel
at Cleveland wen
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12

To My Comrades, Members of the
Confederate Veterans of Browne
Harman Camp, CT Tazewell, Va.
Gentlemen:
BY resolution passed at our last
meeting, Memorial Day, 3Oth of
May, 1922, was fixed for our annual
converting at Tazewell, Virginia. The
Tazewell Chapter of the Daughters
IF the Confederacy will, as they
have done for years, take charge of
the entertaining feature of tho oc-
casion, and will give the Veterans,
not only banquet. but a square
meal.
The veterans of the Confederate
Army have grown old, and such of
them as are now almost helpless, IL
IS hoped that their neighbors and
friends will assist them in getting
here. Let the old soldiers have one
good day. They deserve it.
You will be entertained, not only
by the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, but by speaker; and l hope
some good music. Please do not for
get the date. -.
Fraternally,
$. c. GRAHAM,
Commander Browne -IIarman Camp
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
One YEAR FOR
EUGENE REED
Jury Also Assesses $500 Fine
for Man Who Killed Alma
Wilson at Tip Top on jan
uary 18th.

The trial of Eugene Reed for the
killing of Alma Wilson through reck-
less automobile driving on the Tir
Top road last January was brough,
to close Wednesday afternoon when
tho jury found him guilty and
fixed his punishment at one ycai
i'll the penitcntiary and $500 fine.
Counsel for Reed consumed all of
Thursday morning arguing for the
setting aside of the verdict upon the
ground that the Indictment on which
he was convicted was faulty. The
court ovcrrulcd the motions for set
ting the verdict aside. Reeds coun-
sci noted an appeal. and was given
bond until the Supreme court passes
on the case.
The Reed case has attracted wide
attention The trial began Monday
and was continued until late in the
afternoon of Wednesday. The case
was bitterly fought, many of the
Leading lawyers of the Tazewell bar
being engaged as counsel either for
the State or for the defense.
II. Kelly, John +. McGraw, John il.
Bandy, N. w. Mcconnell, C r. Hol-
brook, G. D. Larimer, f. f. Hurt,
Jas. B. HARRISON, John W. C. Rit-
ter, JOS. p. Davidson, j. G. Whitman,
Mack Catron.
The Commonwealth Attorney was
assisted in the prosecution of the
case by r. o Crockett and II. c.
Bowen. Reed was defended by Chau-
man, Peery & Buchanan and Judge
w. j. Henson, of Roanoke.
The crime for which Eugene Reed
was tried was committed on January
Ii nthc public highway in front of
the residence of Mrs. Henry S. Bow
en between Wittcns Mills and Tip
Top. Alma Wilson, and her sister,
Virginia Wilson, Dewey Showers Will
son and Guy Showers were in buggy
enroute to Il box supper ut Wittens
Mills, when they were overtaken by
nm automobile driven by Eugene
Reed. The buggy, although it's driv-
er obeyed the rule of the road and
cut to the right, was demolished By
the automobile, its occupants thrown
helter SHELTER. as result of which
Alma Wilson died n short time af-
forwards at the home of Mrs. Bow
en-. After the accident the automo-
bile sped away, but it's driver and
others were arrested in Bluefeld,
ana the car was IOunu Ill PrlnceCOl,
where it had been stored in private
garage. The accident happened Sat
urday night about 7:30 O'clock, and
there appeared no apparent cause
for the action Of the automobilists,
except that the were filled up on Tip
TOP liquor to such an extent that
they could not see the road.
The trial of Marvin Sledd for the
killing of Peel Harman will doubt
less attract much attention. The case
is set for Friday, today. The Com
monwealth's Attorney will bel as
sisted in the prosecution of the case
bv R. o. Crockett, and Sledd will be
defended by Attorneys George War
rem. of Bristol and John R billiard,
of Bluefield. A special panel of for
ty men has been summoned from
which a jury will be selected.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
STEPHEN ]. BUNDY DIES
SUDDENLY.

Stephen J. Bundy died suddenly at
his home in Russell county, four
miles west of Lebanon, on last Sat
urday morning, about o'clock. in
the T4th year of his age. The funeral
was conducted by Rev. Frank Full
Ter, pastor of the Baptist church in
the College Chaple, Rev. J. TAYLOR
Stinson of Blueiield assisting, in the
prese,nces of large concourse of
people.
Besides a widow he leaves five
sons. w. D., of Tazewell, T. c., C.
G., j. II. and P. H. Bundy, ali of
Russell county. Mrs. Bundy was n
Miss Leece before marriage, sister
Messrs Charles and William Leece,
prominent citizens of Tazewell.
Deceased was large land owner
and prominent citizen of his coun-
ty. There ws agreat surprise and
wide spread grief upon the sudden
passing of this well known man. For
many years he had been a faithful
member and liberal supporter of the
Baptist church in his county and
community. and here, as we'll as
elsewhere he will be sadly missed
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
PROPAGANDA HAS HELPED.

J. p Barrett, President of the Taze-
we'll County Rural Carriers Associu-
ti0n, announces that the move on
the part of the P. o. department to
improve the rural carrier service has
been beneficial. He says that nearly
all the mail boxes OH his route have
been newly lettered and numbered,
and that the patrons are taking an
interest in the matter. He thinks
that much Gun be done by the pat
rOns in improving the roads along
the route if they will continually
keep after the road authorities. Some
parts of the road over which the
carriers have to travel daily have
become almost impossible.
These instructions have been Civ
ell out by Mr.. Barrett:
Rural routes should have had many
improvements made last month as
postmasters are required to go over
the routes twice each vear-in Octo-
Der and April, to see that boxes are
conveniently and regularly located
at the right height from the ground,
preferably at some convenient level
point beside the road. They should
not be located where stopping and
starting is difficult.
Letters should be stamped when
left in box so the carriers will not
be delayed in hunting for the coin.
The Department requires where coin
is left in the boxes it should be well
wrapped in a scrap of paper so it
can be easily picked up. Roads ON
rural routes should be repaired and
kept in passable condition. This
would enable the carrier to make the
trip in less time and would be great
saving in the way of equipment.
"The Tazewell County Rural Lot
ter Carriers Association Is prepar-
ing to have meeting at Tazewell
May 30th We would like to have
every carrier in the county meet
with us for the purpose Of discuss
ing a few very important questions
for the benefit of the carrier and
the r. +. D. service"
j. p. BARRETT,
President 'Tazewell County Rural
Letter Carriers Association.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
SCHOOL CLOSES-CUBS DEFEAT
TIGERS.

Tannersville, Va, May 8.-The
Tannersville Graded School will close
May 16, they are preparing very
extt lsive and interesting program
for the cosing exercises. The 3th and
9th grades program will be given
Monday evening. The primary grades
will render their program Tuesday
before noon. The intermediate grades
program will be rendered Tuesday
afternoon. This will mark tn end
of the first school year of Tanners
vile Graded School, that its first
year has been o successful one all
agrees with more than q hundred
pupils enrolled and the average at
tendance above the average, its sue
cess has been greater than its most
sanguine supporters expected. We
understand the school officials have
given our capable and energetic
teachers their we'll earned credit for
the success of the school and have
offered them the same positions next
year. Miss Juanita Patterson, prin-
cipal, Miss Leone Patterson, teacher
the intermediate grades, Miss Hodgie
Feenor, teacher the primary grades
o. II. Keister is at home from
Roanoke Business Collegs on Wis
it with his parents.
w. S. and Lee Patrick, of Bristol
motored up Sunday and spent the
day with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
]. l.. Patrick, they were accompanied
by Mr.. Lane, also of Bristol.
Ted Waddell, Of Roanoke, is the
guest of his grand mother, Mrs
Alice Necessary here.
Misses Juanita Patterson and Le
ona Patterson and Messrs j. R. Nca
and G. F. Patrick, motored to Salt.
vile Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Patrick, Of
Broadford, were guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. I. L. Patrick Sunday.
Tannersville Cubs met the Asberr,
Tigers on the diamond here Satur
day afternoon and put upa royal bat
tie, winning from the visiting aggre
cation IL to 6. with their recent vic
thories over Chatham Hill and NortI
Holston, the local team are encourag
ed to believe they would stand
chance to win from Tazewell. Tw
games have been scheduled for fo
some reason Tazewell failed to shoy
up.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
GAL" STEELE DEAD.

The Mountain Advocate, a paper
published at Barbourvillc, Kentucky.
IN issue of May 9th, states that
Charles Albert Steele died suddenly
at his home there.
"Al" Steele, is we'll remembered
mere m where he was born and reared.
lie was Il son of the late Mont
Steele, and first cousin to Mrs. Dr.
Y. A. Thompson of this town. He
was 5l years old, and leaves n wife
and three children.
The funeral and burial was in
eGharge OF the Masons and Odd Fol
lows; The paper states that the
moral tributes were splendid
ne worked in a store at IL n. m.
and died at p. m. He was an active
and popular business man in his
town, the paper states, and his
stricken family have the fullest sym-
pathy of the community.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
THOMAS J. MUNCY DEAD.

Thomas j. Muncy, United States
district attorney, whose serious ill.
ness wns noted Sunday by the papers
is dead. The news of his illness had
been received but Il short time until
the sad intelligence of his passing
followed. His death was the culmina.
tion of an illness with which he was
stricken Thursday about noon. Sat.
urday night he was taken to n Ron
noke hospital, where he underwent
an operation and died shortly af-
forwards. Intestinal trouble was the
cause. His wife and daughters were
with him at the end.
Prior to the time he was taken
with his last illness he appeared in
good health. He was at his Office
regularly and apparently was not
affected. He was in his fifty-scvcn.h
year.
Mr., Muncy had served as district
attorney but few days less than
one ear. having taken the Office MAY
wood.
For many years he was II prom
Virginia. He attended Washington
and Lee University and after graiua-
inent figure in politics in southwest
ton practicod law ut his home town
Bland. lie became commemorative
attorney there and got TO be known
as speaker, chiefly in political cam
pa'gns. He served as commonwoalth's
attorney for Bland county for several
Terms. lie was an intimate friend of
Congressman Slcmp, of tho ninth
district, and was of valuable service
to Mr. Slemp in his campaigns. He
was known to some as MIR. Slemp's
righthand man.
lie is survived by his wifo md
three daughters. Misses Stella. Snl-
lie, and Elizabeth Muncy, allof Ron
noke;, brother, j. A. Muncy. of
Bland, and two sisters, Mrs. r.
Compton, of Hicksvillc, and Mrs
Kent Groscclose, of Ceres.
The funeral service was conducted
at tho home in Roanoke Snn..o..
night at o'clock by Rev. J. Luthcr
Seiber, pastor of st. Marks T,uth
eran church. and Rev. j. -. Smith
nastor of Greene memorial cburcl
The body was taken to Bland. where
a service was held ut the Lutheran
church. W"
The services were attended bv >,
great throng of people of that sec.
ton, all of whom had been for yenrs
friends and admirers of Tom M;ncv
MS he was best known.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
EPWORTH LEAGUE ORGANlZA.
TION AT CONCORD CHURCH.

Rev. Ulm's regular preaching hour
on Sunday afternoon at Concord will
be used for the organization of ali
Epworth League for the young peo-
pie of the church.
Mr.. Leon Jourolman and Miss Ruby
Johnson, the Conference President
and District Secretary, will be pres
ent Mt the meeting to discuss Ep-
worth League work. Enthusiastic
Leaguers will be there from Graham
and Tazewell to help inspire the flu.
ture Leaguers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
WILLIAMS-K ERLEY.

There was a quiet wedding at the
Presbyterian Manse Monday morn
ing when Miss Carrine Williams and
Mr.. Miller Kerley were married by
Rev. w. w. Arrowood. The bride is
one of the most attractive and pop
ular young women of Thompson
Valley, while the groom is n pros
nerous merchant of Berwind, West
Va. After bridal tour through the
Eastern part of the state, the young
couple will make their home in Ber.
wind.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
CLEANUP DAY NEXT TUES.
DAY.

Next Tuesday is Clcan-Up div.
and everybody should get busy. It
Is ordered that all trash, etc. be
gathered up on Monday, and placed
on street convenient for wagons.
Drays and wagons will run onlv ono
day, Tuesday. If you miss the wac.
on you will have to "totc" the trash
to the dump. Let's have spotlesg
town next week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
AUTO RUNS INTO CATTLE.

-, Jim Helmandollar was driving n
punch" of cattle from Joe Litz's
place on Cavitt's Crock to the A. z.
Itz place here last Saturday, when n
drunken automobile driver ran hi,
car into the cattle. seriously injured
one, crippled another, and gave Hell
mandollar n close call. The license
number of the car has been secured
and every effort will be made
bring the culprit to Justice.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
TRI-DIsTRICT EPWORTH
LEAGUE UNION.

At o'clock this (Friday) evening
truck will stop in front Of the
Methodist church to load up with
Epworth Leaguers who will attend
tho Tri-District Union meeting at
the Graham Methodist church. Con-
sidering the winter weather Tazewell
has been well represented hereto
fore, but now as the weather per-
mits we want to take much larger
representation.-A Lacquer.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
YOUNG PEOPLES SERVICE.

The Epworth League will have
charge of the service at the Meth
odist church Sunday evening at 8
o'clock. The music will be q feature
Of the program. Don't miss it.
MIR. Leon Jourolmon, of Knoxville,
Conference League President, and
Miss Ruby Johnson, of Graham, Dis
trict Secretary, will be the speakers.
The public is cordially invited You
will miss a service full of "pep" and
Life" if you are not there.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
NOTICE.

Bids will be received for the con-
struction of two-room school build
ing on the lot where the old build
ing now stands, at Grafton, Virginia,
until 200 o'clock, Saturday, May 20,
1922. For plans and specifications
see j. F. Dudley West Graham, Vir-
ginia Post Office School Board re-
serves right to reject and and all
May s, IL, 19.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
OUR DRY CLEANING MACHINES
ARE HERE.

We. are now equipped to do dry
cleaning and pressing by modern
methods and machinery. You'll sure
~ greet your garments with cnen
arms after we've cleaned them with
our No-odor process. '"'
nIAZEWELL DRY CLEANING co.
none l4o-b. Masonic Bldg.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
MOTHERS DAY NEXT SUNDAY

OF course the day will not be for
gSttcn: Tender memories will clinp
arslnd the day. We will honor the
besk earthly friend we ever had, or
Wear a red flower on your lappel
next Sunday if your mother is liy-
ing, white one if she has passed
away.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
MONTHLY HORSE SALE.

, a sale of horses is held the first
Saturday in each month Mt Bastain
va, in Bland county. Parties want
ing to sell, buy or trade, can find
what they want ut this monthly
sale; Next Sale first Saturday, 3rd
Vi june. 6-l2-3t
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
CROCK ETT-VAUGHT

Mr.: Jno. e. Crockett and Miss
Ada Vaught, Crockett's Cove. were
married on Wednesday of last week.
Hiss Vaught has been teachinp
school in Crockett's Cove for some
time. Her home is in Glade Springs.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
LIBERTY HILL SUNDAY SCHOOL

This coming Sunday afternoon Dr.
r. P. Copenhaver, T. A. Repass, Mrs.
A P. McKenry and Miss Francis
Witten will organize Sunday school.
All who are interested in Christian
service and religious education are
urged to be present at p. m.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
JOS CREGAR NOW AN EXPERT

Joseph Cregar. who returned this
week from Detroit, brought with him
a diploma of graduation from the
Michigan State Auto School, which
states that he is now qualified MS nm
Expert Automobile Mechanic" hav.
iniE, finished the course prescribed
with honors. At present he is located
with the Tazcwell Motor ComDnnv
where he served his apnrenticnshin
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
BAKE SALE.

The Young Peoples Missionary
Society of the Methodist church, will
nave bake sale in tho SUNDAY
school room on Saturday, May 18th,
at 10 n. m. "'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-12
HOME GROWN PLANTS.

Cabbage Tomato, Peppers Sweet Potatoes Celery Caui
flower Scarlet Sage All Home Grown Tomato Plants Sits
Per Pottcd rla.ts Per DOZEN 15O All To.
mato Plants Sprayed and Transpantcd
Patronze Home Grower
S. McREYNOLDS, West Graham, Va.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-10-13
BOIL WEEVIL CONTROL.

By W. f.. JaCk"On. Assistant Ent0-
molOgist, A. and NJ. Collcge.)
As another active season for the
boil wecvil approaches close, and
the cotton crop is being placed en-
the scalce, the cotton grower will ""t
a fair idea whether Or not the meth
ods Of control employed we're cffcr-
tive during the growing Of his crop.
Now is Il GOOD time tn check up on
Mr.. Boil Wcrvil and his advcrs a,y,
the log drag. in growing cotton under
boil weevil conditions.
Another year Of boil wcevil warfare
has only added strength to our belief
that the fall treatment il hest and
chearost.
The hpll wpcvil cannot live unon
anv plant a food rvccpt cotton in
this state. The adult beetle need to
be we'll fed just prior to going into
winter quarters. After the bolls have
become dry and hard and therefore
do not fulni h suitable food material
for tn" adults, they feed uron the
fo'ia"" and will continue to feed on
second "row from the base of the cot
To- 'irN.' r t'r 'rn lqa shol is
'pnrr* or boon killed by early froat.
Harvest thr cotton crop rs sonn as
I-"''' y. Thr L'"rtt or cotton stalk
mav hr either rlowcd under or IN
rooted, piled in row; and later burned.
Allow n gT"an cotton leaves to exist.
See to i that no second growth oc-
curS on rrnr"url after this fnll trcat-
mint. D"rrivr the holl wccvl Of his
fall supply Of food and force him into
hib"ra''on or starvc him to death. The
IN turing Of cotton stalks is not suf-
ficicnt to keep down second growth.
Some farmer practiccd the burn
ing of alternating quarters last fall
and cotton growing adjacent to such
t"oftod lands showed less boil wccvil
damage.
Cotton plants should be removed
from the soil or destroyed as soon as
practical in the fall. One month be-
fore killing frost will give quite q
long famine period for the adult wee
Wis. If this insect is forced into win
ter quarters on an empty stomach. it
has one chance in fifteen to survive
and awake in the spring from the
long winter nap. The destruction of
food plants in the early fall and also
the destruction of alternating rlaces
will go long ways toward reducing
boil weevil damage to minimum
mex snring. The holl weevl hibernates
IN timber, grass. leaves. outbuildings,
hay stacks, thicketS and growthS on
fhe banks Of creeks, etc.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-10-13
'liDEiTNl IhRB g. ];
CURED SUNDAY EVENIxc

Dv9cral service for lie y va, j
i'll Madeline Yalbrouch were hrId a,
he Firt Presbyterian Chnrcb i,',
''nday afternoon, condJctcd by Erv
}. i. ilrgory pastor OF the tn,,rb
iHllDWcd by intcrmcnt at Hir,l,rJ
rnintciy. One Of the largest nyo.
e. iJaf ever attending funeral tc,a
i'io.cl The remains to the final re,,,
nc place.
Hide Madeline died a. l:l5 o'c,o,,.
N.G,y afternoon Of diabetes. af cr al
Tia. medical kill and tendat ra-a
co.ld 10 had bcc;i done u .gc..,.S
-.r ii.ilc life. Madeline wa: ths
y,Jnrc t daughter Of Mr.. jam" !
,1 j. u~h and wa Il very sweet and
p.n'e child who was m idol Of ,hs
'u..' friends. Several ont Of town
.p.a..,a7 were here for the funeral.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-10-13
KINCEY's MOTHER DIES.

Word Is received here that z. NJ.
f'0coNa mother died last week and
2 led Saturday at Grecnville.
- family homo. .Ir. Kincey and
@:@ Fomly have lived in Durant for
;y'erl Years until quite lately, when
i"'" rcmoyed TO Dallas.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-10-13


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