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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

published in the Tulsa Daily World
January ~, 10 and II. 1929. World
Publishing company, publishers)
Notice Of Resolution OF Necessity pro-
viding for the Improvement by
grading, paving, eurbins; gutter.
the ns .tpests S'Ts ayenues % and sIisvs sarot ot
In set forth.
This will be notice TO all parties In
1929. at 500 o'clock a. M. at the assem-
bly, room in the city hall OF the said
city OF Tulsa, be and tae same Is hereby
set as the date, time and place for tho
hearing OF any and all protests and OBJ
tectlons to the making of said improve
monts, and 10 the plans for and methods
and materials to be used IN making the
same; and any such objections or pro-
tests not made in writing on or before
$500 O'Clock a. m, shall be deemed
waived.
The following is the proposed resolu-
ton for the Improvement OF the streets.
avenues and alleys. their loca ation. classes
OF pIs,ngS REgoIHTIoS nna TiSh or sf gny1s SSps,rv
A resolution declaring the necessity OF
and providing for the Improvement by
grading, paving, curbing. guttering, drain
the following streets, avenues and alleys
as hereinafter described, in the city OF
Tulsa, Oklahoma. to-wit;
the East line of Nenophon Avenue 10
the North production OF West line OF
plsfS SfSci,NNXTfT +, sTSiPT hHsNuE hHlrssN; from III.
North line Of King Street to tho
South line Of Lowell Street. In Kirk
patrick Heights and Ramona Addi-
JACKSON AVENUE from the South
line of Eleventh street to its terInIns-
$50 feet south Of Thirteenth Street.
LAWTON AVENUE. from South
line Of Eleventh Street to connect
With pavement on Riverside Drive
ALLEY In Blocks 2O6-21O Wood
lawn Addition, from the South line
of Twelfth Street to the North line OF
Thirteenth Street. between Cincinnati
and Detroit Avenues
:, ouANNAH AAyENuE from the
the South line Of Twenty-Fifth street;
SECOND STREET from the North
Block ITO. original Town TO the East
line Of Kenosha Avenue;
FIRST PLACE from the West line
OF Kenosha to the West line OF Lans-
and declaring an emergency.
re IT hESoLNEn by THE hoard
or TULSA, OKLAHOMA;
is hereby, declared to be peoessary 70
of the following named streets. avenues
EAsrON COURT (columbia) from
the East line OF Xenophon Avenue to
the North production OF West Line OF
bloes e., s ~ Iry!rg PLACE;
AlHAlNNAll Az ENiE from the
North line OF King street to the
South line OF Lowell Street In Kirk
patrick Heights and Ramona Addi-
ton.
JACKSON AVENUE from the South
line OF Eleventh Street to Its termina-
tion as shown on plat, approximately
100 feet South OF Thirteenth Street.
LAWTON AVENUE, from South
line OF Eleventh Street TO connect
with pavement on Riverside Drive
Boulevard.
ALLEY in Blocks 20S-2i0 Wood
lawn Addition. from the south line
of Twelfth Street to the North line OF
Thirteenth Street. between Cincinnati
and Detroit Avenues
SECOND STREET from the North
production OF the West line OF alley
Block ll0. Original Town to the East
line OF kenosha Avenue.
FIRST PLACE from the West line
of Kenosha to the West line OF Lans-
ing Avenue;
QUANNAH AVENUE from the
North line OF Twenty-First Street to
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of the northeast Of 30-20-5 Is dry at
$3.50 feet.
In Montgomery county the Han
cock and others No. H1npck In
the northeast OF f5-32-14 ls dry at
1880 feet. The J. w IIarwood
SO. 3 Anna -. Simmops in
tho southwest Of 30-32-14 is maxi
ing 10 barrels a day
Ia Wilson county the r. " Kim
bail No. Fce In tho south half
of the northwest Of 2-30-l5 IL good
for ~ barrels. Tho J ~ Beegle No.
% winters In the east half Of the
southwest Of the southeast OF 1G-
SOLE IL dry hole The O. a.
Powell so. Bargcr In tho south
hnlf Of tho northwest of the north
half OF the southwest OF 5-30-lG Is
u dry hole.
In Greenwood county tho Mar
shall oil a. Gas co No. g Dame in
the northwest OF t2-24-12 is max %
Ing 20 barrels The J. f. Darby
No ( McNoill IN the east half Of the
southwest Of 22-23-l2 is making so
barrels Tho Atlantic Petroleum
company No. I ShambouRh In the
northeast or 22-2J-t3 Is good for 80
barrels the Marshall aud others
40 In the northwest of 13-24-l2
is making 80 barrels II day
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Dnn's Report

NEW YORK. Jan. 49, Dun's to-
morrow will say:
"Thc development Of general
activity IN business ~ still delayed
but the prospect for further gradual
revival remains, Annual inycnto-
ries have not yet been completed In
all Instances, causing temporary
defcrmcnt of new commitments and
many interests are disposed to adj
here to = conservative pulicy.
Will, confidence has uumistaknbly
strengthened. different uncertainties
mako for continued caution, and
rapid commercial expansion IL not
60 be expected A number OF fac
tors. will however, encourage the
release uf some orders that have
been held In ahcyancc.
THE easing In money rates is one
of the constructive forces present,
and the comparative stability or
wholesale prices serves to somewhat
lessen hesitation In buying, With
recognition OF existing conditions OF
unemployment and their effect on
the public future consuming capac-
ity. dealers demands to cover prob
able future requirements Ire chiefly
of moderate size although appear
nG more frequently.
Weekly bank clearlngs, S6,6S3,'
006, 900"
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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
was in bed much of my timewith pains
and had to have the doctor every
month. One day ! found a little
book in my yard in Guthrie, 0klaho-
ma, and | read it through and got the
medicine-Lydia e. Pinkhsm's Veg
etable Compound and took eight
bottles and used the Sanative Wash.
! atonce began to get stronger. Ihave
got many women to take it just by
telling them what it has done for me.
j have a young sister whom it has
helped in the same way it helped me.
l want you to know that l am a
friend indeed, for you were a friend
inneed. ~ Mrs. GEORGE HARDEE,
l043 Byram St., Los Angeles, Cali
fornia.
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STOCK DEALINGS
BECOME ACTIVE
Trade Broader and More
Diversified Than
During Week

NEW YORK. Jan. 49, Dealings
in stocks today wcro moro artive and
diversified than at any previous Hce
sion ~ tho week.. many standard ia-
sues making substantial gains. Com
tiuuUd ease OF money, strength ut
foreign exchange and signs Of nu
carly forward movement iu tho bpsiC
industries stimulated the advance.
Investment rails led tho movement
at gains Of ono tp two points
Equipments, rs well ~ mlscclla-
pcuus spccialuCs. chiefly Of Tho
food aud chemical group. made
pimilar or greater gains but oils and
stocla lacked their usual prominence.
Sales G5O,OOO Hhnroa
Tho official rate for call loans 90.
manned at 3 l-2 per cont. but thni
figure was shaded 10 per cent ON
prime collateral iu private oftor-
ings The uupToccdcutcdly largo
gold holdings of the federal reserve
bank are said To- have influenced tho
more liberal supplies of time money
Regardless Of the tension created
abroad by the French political crisis,
foreign exchanges rose apprcClably.
sterling Rblucr ] L2c hut reacted
later Dealings In British, French
aud Dutch bills were large. Trans
actions in bonds again assumed large
proportions. United states war Is
sues contributed their usual quutns
liberty issues were under further
profit taking. but victory 4 ls
made new high at i00.36. Foreign
bonds were uudisturbcd by the situh-
ton across the water.
Total sales, par value, aggregated
$25, 100000.
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WANT TO NAME SUCCESSOR
Mrs. Rood 10 I'm Vacancy Left by
Death of Mrs. Brown.

Special % The World
b a X r l. Il SVlLLE. Jan. Ia
Friends of Mrs. Il. ID. Rood or this
city are urging her claims al one
entitled to succeed tho late Mrs.
Warren II, Brown of Sapulpa as
vice chairman of the republican
state central committee. Mrs,
Rood has been active in her work
among the women voters of Wash
ington county ever since the fran
Chise was granted them and she was
instrumental In causing a large vote
in favor of equal suffrage to be
rolled up In this county.
Mrs. Rood's friends declare that
she IL eminently qualified. both by
experience and personality, for the
office OF vice chairman ana vigor-
Gus campaign in her behalf is being
planned.
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Wool Market


BOSTON.---Thc Commercial Bul-
letin tomorrow win say.
There mas been u. fairly consider
able business accomplished In the
seabOard markets during the past
wock, manufacturers showing de
cided interest in wOols which they
needed for filling out contracts
Prices have been marked up again
this week as the knowledge OF. the
growing shortage OF wool has be-
como more general and certain.
The situation In the foreign mar
kcts IS very strong. As for the goods
market and the tariff situation there
seems to be little change
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In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PACE.
In the OSnue

The \, NJ Landou No. 8 in the
southeast of l6-2S-Q' Is making sS
barrels at l,6S9 fcCt
Tho WYnona oil company No. 2
I'm the northwest OF l6-2S-lO is good
Tor five barrels al S62 feet.
The Concord OH company No. 10
I'm the northwest Of 3O-2i-l2 is max
ing 90 barrels at t.6iS feet.
The Plymouth Petroleum COM
pany and others No, IN the north
east OF i6-2S9 is dry at l,52S feet,
The SO Usage OIL company No.
90 in the northeast Of the north
east Of 9-24-l2 is making five bar
rels
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Cotton Seed on.

NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-Cotton
seed oil declined 10 to ~ points
early under scattered liquidation. hut
a fair rally followed through buying
by the west and room covering. Clos
ing bids were five To seven points
net lower. Sales. 1900 barrels
Prime crude. 7a7,l5c; prime sum
mer yellow spot, s.35c; March.
s.70c; May s.96c. and July, 9,16c,
all bid.
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Kansas CONNECTIONS

In Woodson county the Marland
Refining company No. Hesler in
the southwest OF 23-23-i3 is max
ing 60 barrels 1,S02 feet.
In Marion county the Davis HaZ-
lett and others No, Davis In the
west half OF the northwest OF 2S-
els Is making lOS barrels The
Doctors and others No. / Hanson
in the northwest Of the northwest
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Fort Worth LlNcntnck.

FORT WORTH. Jan. 10 3-HCattlc--Re.
ceipts 1900. beeycs &3.Oou6.25, stockcrs
$500 a. 500, cows 81 90 ~ 500, yoarliugs
ts5OhG75 calves isO0u65O.
Hogs Receipts 1900; light f7G0077a.
heavy s7b0m7.GO. pigs tb.5O06.25.
sheep None, lambs tf.5Oar1O year-
ilnss ,tG5odf5O wothcrs $500 8s 90
owes siO0mb so. stocker sheep te.5Off
$50, feeder lambs 81. 90 Hsb0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT
Tested FOR Thirty Days and Found
To Function Properly.

Special 20 Z he World
MIAMI, Jan. 13.--At a meeting
OF the Miami city commissioners
this week the final report on the big
sewage disposal plant was received.
recommending the acceptance Of the
same. As the plant had been tested
for 80 days and appeared to func-
ton properly. IL was accepted and
the contract price allowed. with tho
exception Of one item of s4li.60 for
extra excavation. which was held In
allegiance until later meeting.
The plant cost $50, 35l.29. There
were also two outfall sewers which
were accepted some time ago. The
amount covered by the entire con-
tract as awarded to James Il Shoe,
was $lJ4,326.S3.
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OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. I3-Cattie--Re-
ccipts sio, active and strong, early ton
80, bulls t5.b0mG.00 butchers steady
calves steady, top tGGO. stockers and
feeders active t5ue6 higher.
Hogs Receipts 2Ooi active Ice lower,
top $3.50. bulk t7AbW7bO.
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TO stop n Cough Quick.

take HAYES HEALING HONEY
II stops the Tickle. Heals the Throat
aud Cures the Cough. Price 35c A
free box of GROVES OPEN
TRATE SALVE for Chest Colds,
Head Colds and Group is enc.oseG
with every bottle-Advertise ment.
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The Southwest Petroleum corpora
tlon's No. Q Murray, at the center OF
the east line OF the northeast of the
southeast Of the southwest Of 10
24-lw, is making 100000 feet OF
gas from the S7j to 90O-foot sand /.
and i,0OO, 900 feet OF gas from the
pay topped at 025 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

one OF tho most momentous days OF
the year--Friday, the thirteenth. But
the 1922 calendar holds out hope.
IL this day passes without disaster,
there will be nothing further to
worry about for nine months, until
October 13, when the same clrcum-
ctanCp again oypura
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
Al Adm.

q. l., Nance's test on the IIaggard
farm In the northwest corner of the
northeast OF the northwest Of Am
5e. Is on the pump and producing
20 barrels every three or four hours.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

f. Pink h a m 8
Vegetable Com
pound. j have
taken It off and
on for twenty t
years and il has
helped me change
from a delicate
girl to a stout,
healthy woman.
When / was mar
ried | was sick all
the time until l
tAalr I .J,a L.
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New York None,

NEW YORK. Jan i3-Call Money
steady; htgh 3h, low 3ta ruling rate az.
closing bid ,, offered at Sh lsRt loan 3A
Gall LoRnF-HA Against uCcepttnces az
Time Loans Steady, 90 days "a 90
days ~, months Al,
Mercantile Paper-Prlme iA as,
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WICHITA. Kan. Jan. t3.--Hogs-
cciots 500, SglOc lower, top q 60, bulk
81 506iTG5
Receipts 200. steady, beef steers
20 hOWG.5O, helfers $4,000 90, stockers
and feeders $500 625, calves S3.5Ou so.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

The Gypsy OIL company's 40. 3
Garnctt, located at the southwest Of
tho northwest Of the southwest Of
.2s-3w. has completed - 325-bar-
rel woll I'm the p 5000, foot sand.
The Colluc OIL company's No.
Pierce iu the center Of the northeast
Uf the northwest Of the southwest
of 7.2s-2w. Ia q 1J0-bHrrcl well after
the S0-quart shot. Sand from 2,5l5-
1850 feet
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The Choctaw oil x Gas Co.'S No.
McAblcs. In the northeast corner
OF the southeast Of the southeast Of
13-16-12 Is making barrels after
a l2O-quart shot In the 1904 to
l,05O-fOut sand.
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Cushing District.

Hale n Cassidy have a 450-barrel
producer in the NOME Cochran To-
Gated at the center oNthe north line
of the northwest Of the southwest OF
the southeast Of 3O-1s-5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

NEW YORK Jan. i3.-Foretgn EN-
ohanKo-Firm.
Great Hritsln Demand le2N. cables
A29A, G0-day bills on banks 4ipk
France Demand SlSb, cables Slg
ltay--pemBnd ASSN, cabhlcs lS1
Germany Demand .63M, cables 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

Tho Rosodale oil company. CMr-
CLAIM has q dustcr at 1855 feet In
No. I Thompssu farm at the center
Of 3G-5n lc.
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Hole tUlI of water.

The Sarcl on Company's test on
the Sarcn acreage I'm the northeast
corner OF the southeast of the south
west Of 7-5s-7c, Is dry and aban-
doued at 2,32G feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

NFW YORK, Jan. Liberty bonds
closed 2hs 0760, first is 0Is0, second N
pi,7B, first as p7.i6, second as 97 so.
third AIS pia6 Victory 3As iOO.22, Vic.
tory Ans iOO21
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

NEW ORLEANS Jan. la--Cotton
spot steady and unchanged, stlos on the
spot 62S bales, to arrive $40, low mid
ling % a0c, middling ld i5c, good MIDI
ding l775c, receipts .,09g, stock 3S7 0Oi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

KANSAS cry Jan 70 -Whept-Cssh
III.
Corn No. white i3c. No . yellow Is
A0hc, No , yellow tiR a t5c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

spot i.7OmA.s0c.
yinc quiet Eas, 81, Louis delivery spot
soc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

after tho Sinclair company TO make
use ~ money
Total Of 203.484 men now en-.
ploycd In Detroit, or five times as
many compared with same week OF
1921.
Federal reserve bonrd In monthly
bulletin for January says most en-
couraging feature Of business sltua-
tion AZ opening OF now year Is that
a positive foundation has been es-
tabl.shed upon which 10 build busi-
ness development during 1929.
Roichsbank and New York Fed.
eral Reserve bank resume rotations
Pierce oil declared preferred divi.
dcnd Of per cent.
NEW YORK--Dow Joncs--Con-
sOlidattd income account Pure oil
for eight months ended November
30. 1921, shows net income after In
tcrcst federal taxes and dcprccia-
tion OF s8,662.344
NEW YORK Any campaign TO
dcpress Mexican petroleum on the
theory that its wells are going to
salt water would find few support
ers with cXtraord mary increase IN
production reported by the COM
pauy. In December. Mexican Petrol.
$500 900 barrels Of oil which Is at
( the rate Of n million annually
| Early In the year when Mexican
Petroleum was producig around 35
million barrels annually. output was
regarded as huge.
NEW YORK-In connection with
strength in TXO It Is claimed ne
Rotiations looking to disposition OF
companys sulphur properties that
viii be moro cpiuncrative to share
/ holders than originally planned are
now under way. If transaction gas
| through It Is said sulphur stock
! distributed as n bonus may begin
| paying dividends at start.
/ B. NEW YORK Strength In TgO.
/ although not surprising in velw OF
! the advancing tendency of the mar.
ket, was explained in some quar-
tors ~ the fact that a nonmember
| house on Tuesday night sent out
SONG 1900 kilograms broadcast
over the country urging the pur-
| chase Of stock From n low OF
/ AZ 5-s It moved up to as on tho
close n net gain of 3-4 points. An
other more fundamental explanation
/ for the strong tone is the consider
alton the management is giving to
/ It's sulphur properties. According
! to reports a new company will be
/ formed TO take over these assets.
| the shares OF which will be turned
| to TgO shareholders as stock
/ dividend.
Herbert G.. Wiic, general man
ager MNP yesterday confirming re-
| ports that an agreement had been
reached between the company the
/ Gulf oil and the International Pc
| troleum company Of Maine. regard -
| Ing production In Toteco fieid The
companies will not increase tho
amount Of oil now being taken.
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creamery EXTRAS 90 Nv. flvstu e7rgltgC.
Hcnouds Hin"tv' standards 3ltac.
Eggs lilunrr, rOuVluts TtTh cases
tirat- Sec o'diuarv firsts 3N4rAac. mIscei
lnncous aid 35c. rcfriFcrutor frsts e2U
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

Standard oil. New York, mas re-
duced tank wagon prices of gasoline
and kerosene cent "A gallon in New
York and New England states. New
price in New York City for gasoline
is 26 cents.
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Next Friday, Thirteenth,
Is Nine Months Distant
NE.M NORk ian. Tndav Man
AFRIEND IN need
A FRIEND INDEED
Writes Mrs. .Hardee Regard
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Los Angeles, Calf. II must toll
you that am a true friend to Lydia
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Dispatch says: Texas
company has reduced wholesale
tank wagon prices on gasoline and
kerosene for New England TERRITORY.
New prices are u cents gallon on
gasoline and l 3 cents on Kerosene"
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knnsna IIir Irn.lnrc

kNNENs NITN, Jan. l3,-Uutter-Un-
changed.
EgEs- Unchanged
Poultry UNCHANGED
Potatoes Unchanged
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LONDON San, 13,--Lead-snot LA Is.
Cd futures l2i
Tiuc-l.26 l2s cd.
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Wv NOFN tOttUn-
4 NEW YORK, Jan 40 Cotton Quiet
1880.
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Following is price asked and closing h'l
OF Standard pN stocks on the New rorh
curb Friday as reported by Houston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09
OFFICERS CAR FIRED
ON NEAR NORFOLK

NORFOLK. VA. May S.-A pistol
bullet. fired from clunp Of woods,
two miles out on the Hickory Road.
narrowly missed the occupants OF "A
closed car driven by Captain s. W.
RouYhton. OF the United States
Shipping Board. shortly before 5
O'Clock last night.
Captain Roughton was returning
with Mts. Roughion and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Meyers from "a drive when
his car Was fired on just as IL was
passing the Eason farm.
IN. bullc; pierced the rear glass
window OF the car and passed di-
roctly between Mrs. HopghtOn and
Mrs Myers. y small piece Of flying
glass cut Mrs. Eoughtons hand
slightly.
Captain Roughton stopped his car
and released Il pet German police
dog. which ran into the woods In
The direction from which the sho,
came. y Few minutes later Captain
Kough;on and his party saw Two au-
tomuhl!cs bringing parties OF drunk
"n mon and boys out of the woods
Fearing further attack on hia car
Captain Roughton called in his dog
and drove of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09
OLD-T|ME NEGRO PAIR
DIE AS FIRES RESULT
Son.in-Law Is Held on Muir.
der and Arson
Charges

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
WINCHESTER. VA. Mag s-Fo-
lice werc said tonight To bo winding
strong chain OF evidence around
Ernest Green. colorcd. held without
ball on tho technical charge OF muir
der and arson In connection with the
deaths OF Jerry Morgan, aged col
ored resident. and his wife Mary.
The former died yesterday from
burns suffered when his iI;tlc home
was swept by fire early Sunday. and
the latter died today from shock and
effect Of inhaling smoke. Both
were slaves before the War Between
the states. and were highly re-
spectcd.
Morgan. retired Pennsylvania
railroad ernployc, had Il wide ac-
qua.ntnncc among high officials.
Green, IL sonin-law OF the Mcrsais.
was heavily fined last week for
threatening to sbOot his wife. after
which she AMI her children went to
her old home
garage manager told police to-
dag he let Green have some gasoline
about thirty minutes before the IRE
broke out. Officers said Green
shoes tailed perfectly with foot
prints ia soft ground at the Morgan
home Thcy also discovered the fire
started on the outside. 4 double
funeral for the aged victims Will be
held tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-09
WILL BEGIN CAMPBELL
COUNTY TRIALS TODAY

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
IYNC HBURG. VA, May S.-The
Circuit Court % Campbell County
a; Eustburg Tuesday will resume
the trial OF the cases growing out
OF the murder in November. 1920. of
William l.. Johnson. and moonshine
charges which are wrapped around
the murder case.
The cases ready for trial include q
charge against II. r. Shield, Hardy
Shield and Lonnie Moran for the al
legged shooting up Of Squire w. H.
steele and his posse. when they went
10 K. T. Shields home TO arrest MIN
and Moran on the charge of murder
ing Johnson, upon which murder
charge they have since been ac-
quilted.
steele. one OF the magistrates Of
the county. is also 10 answer a moon
shining charge. and s. j. McCorm-
ick will go on trial on the charge Of
being accessory TO the murder of
johnson.
lack Frost" Salt is pure and clean.
ASK your Erocer.-Adv.