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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
Home Course in pod,,

me University OF California bos
,innai .he iist Of American cduca.
..'''"i institutions from which ;,
course In radio Is broadcast ona q
me hrst TO take up this wor,
me University Of WISCONSIN, u.n,..I'
sent out similar course at non,,n.,
cost - 'oHiiilal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
rIpc L. ItndIn Set

a Denver radio fan has set rp
his crystal radio outfit en- his covn
cob pipe! And 1. works, no says.
lie can smoke the pipe while listen
ing in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

Quoted tho financial operations or
the company.
Reports received Indicated sat.
isfactory condition, AMI success.
fui Year IN 1923 IL Anticipated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
GERMAN MARRIAGES
SHOW DECREASE

RERl.IN Nov. 25-Tue number II
marriages and births In Germany for
IN" mrs, quarter OF 1922 show Il large
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30
JUDGE SCORES OLD
MANS OARlINGS
Take Their Chances SAYS
Court When he Cuts All
mony Of Candy King
Of Michigan

Detroit Mich. 0el sn Nlme
rlfls who marry old m,n 'mu take
their ehanoas ludss iohnson at
eafed Ia District court afer usisn
ms % attorneys fr } feph A. Cuns.
gresldent - ihs Curtis candy CON
pan, and Sire NafEnfci AYenl ,nus
arFae the oilere motion Zoe f,b a
meek almouY
'fhls Couu d no, falng 20 lend a..
folf % any scheme Is make 4 profit
from mafr.aep said the ludse
MrH curts attorneys. referring Z,
c4fia aa the andy klna declared
hla INCOME iis. .poa q year iiis counsel
termed hlm q bankfam ans askod the
amount hc rednl ga materially u VA
then me coau delivered ha decision
The alnonY Was sel al 80 a weet
Nrt NHlus In her cross mli. aa.
tiafod cssiia sl.us.seA ae- one ds, 5,
enc started % leave Der home VITA :
~aman fflehd iier age VAS rlvea a
twenty rtYefqd hlsu. uilY.iour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove II

Dr. Eiwards' Olive Tablets the sub
fiiti1ie iof cai0mel. act gently on the
bo3els and positively % the work.
People AFFECTED Nilh bad breath ind
auck relief through IN. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The plcaEni. sugar Grated
tablets are taken iH bad breath b. al
who kn0w them.
Df Edwards Olive Tablets act gen-
nY but firmly On The bowel and liver
f.nuiaiing them 10 natural action.
dearIng tbe biood ard psnfiy purifying
the entire systess. They Do that which
dsneerOus csloulel d0cs without any ol
the bad after tfecft
Al the bnesifs ci nasty. sickcrink.
fripsng caihsrtics ere derived from
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tableis without
gfiD.fla, pin ~ any di1agfeeabla elects.
e.l)f. , ~. Edwards discovered The
fogmuiz after ssscnieen year 81 prac-
tee zrDylg pstitsiis aiilicied with b0Ntl
anf liver c9upialnt. With the attendant
bad breath.
Olive Tablets sre purely . yeeetabie
oDfppysad mixed Aiih olisf ~: YOU
sill ksDs thern b. Their olive c0l0.
Iaizs ont y two every niThl l0f 4 week
aad nole tie eject. 10 and 5oc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30

hN general eanctHsas sc apin
ion Judge charles q smith s
considered ihe best fitted man
for district judge of tNh district
comprising lcfan and Payne
counties A. le.hule to his
abihi, b. has been called Is the
supreme Cour to preside duf
ing the two Years ha has been
3udgc o. tNs district Ia more
districts of ihe state than arN
other Judge ana has Invariably
received resolutions ol lacal eiii.
SENS eommcudIae BIS HIGH judi.
eial ability, fairness nnd Che
dispatch with which he has dis.
posed ihc business ~ the court.
sometimes clearing aooheis iha'
had cloggcd thr calendar for
wears A vote for him will D. O
vote for ne mas for high abil-
u.s. integrity ana impartial ln
dicisl conscience.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30
Children Cry
FOR FlErcHER's
g a = 7 O r. a
orool MAJORITY soa
wAlror sAys srAsuss

uefaoma cav ..f ~ an.
a mugriue usaet as par riu
eirff n every eonsrassional az.
uuef "a ,sauoms even lhsianaf
.ne elsnfa VAS tas pFeuwuoa
made taasf ~ - a. rsamans
State enAfman IA nl4 tfet pfs
sneuln ffsmerah ef m. Iamralfu
ius flEnta ainuf aas SEEN ".
papHeau sinee ssfeaeoa sna ~.
loYs ulsuaeuou - rrAaoD ef ana
feprsaentea 81 ~ nastfoua Nauui
Heroes of eapH ever fspsbusaa
"a tha state j. so Hr0Ha aiAmfns
saia nft 1aeeas iais fsar ever
ffptr' lumesfss 4 sin aiy. asne
ersue maiunaf seamans ashn
isn'iF psnsfts inai iay lposaana
miNniY D. fni minlmam 81 90
EFsa wat1n ana fns snuas asua
enug reAet ana waala nos .. .ar,
pfisct o. eco a a. io aefuffuts
~ tnarfa thnaana.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30
ON NtN MAkIS
\ IEAr iOR IIlE

nrumnshl 0.f % - result ~
mmp Or lifa tmla ihp rameu II So
burning home 81 50 eeloek m lba
morning asurse nosrrs 70 lies a IN,
2 lni q death ffsm tafns. cuts from
eindo~ glas snd lni1fy is his bead
Nhen hs landed aalf elKht feai fslew.
When help afrissd ths assd man
eas discovered tiias uHeoA eloas only
e 81 iesi from hi. ltila frame hams
Nhleh eaa hAif consumsd ile vas
rushed % q hnsFlat There was aa
other pefsons eesupyns ghs boass A.
ihs f'ma
The ofiFiu of a. flfc Is ankaovn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30
C0l'pIE's TWINS. TRIPLES,
TOTN ~ N TtN iENh>

warsaw iua OCT 80 Five eela
&, ,lp'on ana Two tets % twin have
aoau born Mr gnd MfH Ffahs
Scott ip 81 5oaft al married iiic
TIE seWif parents aud ia hlinf
ehlhra. boarded pcsihopna train v
Netch for enough land % provide
sumeuanee and employment i8r 1h'
family
n2e can't carry d sgrdly echo
class. Nadam remarked lhe condn
.ter Is the mother as sae offered aue
fare
"Hat they're my ohiltren. Mr
Scott replied
The family Bbie wss produced and
dlnelosed 'he record
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30
GIRL WHO TRIED WEAR
ING PANTS, IS REFORMED
Boh Davis chore Boy. Now
Ia Margaret Daga. school
Student she Earned
Her Career

chicago ol ss ~ nae nass
adtysiNHss aa s isfm haua Sc SO q
m nta snd haala have dAmpsssa hs'
afa laf sansa atsealsfs NAfssfe'
nas. e+nFersAiiaa desant tsilasl a
Nsffarst tssA "a tsf aaFsati hams
i reeauntint ~ stpsflesssa aut tub
Nng faashlak aeNs ah hHsisfa % hel
hsnas
fhe ii feAfseld ieha Nsfahau Mar
stan hifh sehool sni afafa Avas ia
hef hghefs aaio sadaY nlfht a.
serted g Whea % un ear - saa
walked several mllas sad So o'
an me Hairy farm - ffea naekhaaa
ai nase.ls q miles froa hsse
She was iauna thefr laa, hsf r.
nackhaus vas rsadt o. tara hsf atsl
ia ihe shsHif
Hhe eas fisTad oal in khakl tfsaa
err afmf shoes. etp ava ~ afay
sAili lleF hath had been eas shas,
haf ihf farmer haA p.felraisa hsf a.
enlse
= wish : vas hssk ga ths farm
BE Save "Oee haA phnaefh,l
'ime nrea lhs barsss sna maAss
ihr cnva al exeiyihlne
made enc mistake / should have
gore spomuss irams blsaso lnsssaa ~
onit iaenlf time rhs nass vas
easy ani : lh.nk l's tine {, mua, -
tfeAi in te a has an farm aaiv
wish pa nesef been found
"Wheu lefi home tonk pa an I
had. oai q iha hant hut I had na
laea last whera ioaa AIS fafesi. e.a
haen seolilne teeause aldnt want to
~ e. school
When ! sut 90 haywood enc .af
fioprst and { cauldut nnsfc aat uhst
Nap vfong. 10 sufisd un ~ lav tara
aai sent to sleep ! woke uo phsa 4
aeari man aay rhia l. ,Ae Davis
mu ear thsi usre ptlgenan. ana
Nhfn iaeY vent D. esn 90 their "a
uan 7 Jumped aui aud ran
= walked al ,he way 20 Addmas
haHfli some arm, elaihes ~ . store
and lhfu walked 90 Roaolla rhat
nlkhi ilapl ln has aiau ana IN ths
nefalae there ~as maa near wban
! woke AZ be teek me home and
save mo come bfoahftst ana / hlaet
over 70 barber shop and asked tog 4
haircut
lhf barber said somth.nn shmt
nf hair lo Ains iito Il hadn hara sst
" years and asEed IL wanted 4
have Thea wfai over a. assr
a'll and asked iar ieh some men
-" / va girl. aua oua .ila. Look
atshe rhicttnr
Then Nh iafAhaas came alone IN
ne car and Offered ma iob a. tio 4
month and look lt wsnt Is worh
fiah' away ted ths eoaa ana houss
lh'h p on and worked around sll day
Neat day Nr liaeshaa. astfd me lf
J eauld drive HORSES ana saldi eauld
~ I climbed np ana irhe om THAT
nifhi ihoS found me
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30
a Remarkable ases,s

Chamberlains Cough nemody has :
Iefnarkable record II has been IN use
f)r colds Group and wnooplug coon.
fof almost half century sni has c1a
SANITY grown IN favor and poDularns
a. IL gnod qualities became bettal
known. Il u the standard and main
rolinpoe for these diseases In thohs.
ands u homes The facts that Il csh
a'ways be depended upon End 4 saff
and pleasant 70 take are Neatly in lts
favor when 4 = wanted fOr children
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30
MAN WHO All SID
GIN. KILLS SI.lI

San Francisco. Oct 20 Summoned
by felephonf 70 house In iarkn
street fram which Rnth Sellers. 81
years 0la said she had iust eaoapsd
after havlng been kept bound and
usFsd Or ne past three days detec
tives found Corporal Nhaties y Rob
ere. whom The glfl accused of mis-
treating her in y closet lie collapsed
after 8 fight and died on hls way ia
ihe central emergency hcnplial admit
ing before death that he bad mis
treated the rirl ara swallowed poison
when The Officers hroko down 40,
docrs of the house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30

The question has been nskea it
what Way ara Chamberlain Tablet
superior 10 the ordinary cathariie aud
liver pills. our anawer u trey nle
eassr ana more pleasant 20 laie ana
their effect is 40 rcntle thtt one harfsl
rcIsat thsi Il is produced ~ a med
lc,ue Then they not only move fhv
bowels hut improve toe appetite ano
stgenethaa the digestion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30
HEART PIERCED. NEGRO
mas CHANGE 10 ulI

Teaarkapn. Ark oct 80 Alter tak
Ing three stitches IN hls heart doctors
attending Joseph Howard. negro. a.
tlared thar barring the possibility u
Infection. ths patient has good
ehaneo for recovery Howard w.
stabbed With q ioru By hotel eook
TIE FORK had three pr9nga. Two u
which penetrated the heart saek aut
one enierlne the heart Itself Howard 5
nssaiiaht ESCAPED
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30
TAr Toeour OF ronaura

harfard coitee. new aoung q
faoiifh ekamHo ~ race pfsluaies
once took great pride IN lis asro.
noa 60 tho nenreN anrnse
Manin storm tens sou naf fof.
merry commencement oratnns wers
mad 10 inli tongue Gar aunenl
irfnds % the cotton Manor typs
considered lieDfeW fho tourne o.
tongues tfnluuea naok oar nrtf
mu ancestors 90 took IL for rfantsa
nat Hebrew vas tne nuat nnruars
7nFihai ANA oaly mnguag nssn -
J'hoAah, speaking 10 Adam ans d,
ihe snake nrng Eve
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30

Hugo. Oct so- Floyd Narey Of
speer ehafEea with rape. was aen-
fenced 10 iife imprlson meHi in the
state renlienliary b. . Jury IL district
court here after . bearing n which
the death penliay wss asked ~ the
prosecution
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30
Is n wMa MMwer
BONES oF iYye
Roeg Runetat,

s. aNKH Aags xwEa 4
How atea does Amsuean nlsIorg
ami iaditoh msan 70 usf Iw0
motor tfpck loens ~ human pones
of sewers hundred ssfy feutfe "a
AtK ivfN we're untfr monl6uaiy
au'ppfa into tna ocean recfnuy IRON
"a muah feoR Norkn "a aug 90
nn epelsut cmrch.yar wlin oar
DfoNnsiene lomnstonea CONTAINING
ihe names snn uaies ne mrsf tf
whieh VAS lssn inc ola rfau
fafa caniainfa the bodies ~ nsr
"a lhe Amoifoin ramuon ana .ns
war " lslt Notmng lfn of tnom
nos except e cartioaa o. old nonet
az tHe bottom ~ tbo s.a.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30
GOLDEN EAGLE KILLED


IN Wt5T ObAoE
Fairfa1 Oct ga wlth a wins spread
q seven feet q golden eagle psa
shot and KILLED BY G N Mccord near
Perasonia. Eesi Osaee county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30

Nafssfsi hti eae ma. fsafst s
soiee
We'll sas AHA thates msi MS
mnfa rtaai l n Ga snnsu aa ma
VA lha mailsF wlsa isds tAY wts ~
empty sal iaaA 4 - aflrium vet
AS uff,le raels ths mathsr "a.
an nwflefed a ths ffturA IA hrf
daashief that she isialsd ant her
eoHiii.on eaa suh that aaF9alet
s'ahaius - beme tenla 40 - ieafasd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30
You Can Get Back
Your Grip on
Health

liepa e. Size aalliaas 81 unfoftaasts
men and ~emen eho sfp sisslns q
siemafa trouble 4 faanfea ~ Nrs.
Hamle ffslass li uaalaan al ~
iaas ue Nfs rfsloys "a : sis-
liu ef stomach traphie n ~ wo~s
iarm be rss saaspi.isir rsstof@i -
hsalh - 1klas rani@e sac ears
WAsa tsak fasa. fs. resfs
ase I ata suffw~d frvm stsalssA
ifosais slsht Years 50 splsea.a
fssalia thsa sas t~s Years si.F wesa
: eaa laa'na ~ aaa asala tok
'rw wofs taliiss asd -. sYa al
flsht fanme i lha tesi af aH 81 .t
lclaes fof siamseh lfaahses
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a hll-s -Rh r,lsoa. rsSits es.
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a hsasas eaHfliiaa sad halia - fas
wheia aY Hulaaa ssefYmhass ass#
afelslnei Hs xanasrfa ssusr ass
4 helsls dae
fsnlsg g seld br ail saoa lruss.is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-30

20 fsu Aaaw whr lasaKaaes ramsa.
nies fefasa T. lasafa . tfssf 1sanF alsa
teaHss thsf afa Haasf asi4htf simplB
tssHaaa o. b. aaaaf meiatt affea pfasss
New Britain herald., 1922-03-13
STRENGTH
 VITALITY HAPPINESS
A Message to People in Pool Health Who Want
 To Be We'll

If you arc in poor health merely from n general run-doWn condition get some Guides Pepto- Mangan of your druggist and take it with your meals for few weeks or until you feel right again, Pepto- Mangan is O wonderful tonic and blood builder and Is very pleasant to take. It does not act like a miracle. It's effects are gradual, but real and sure. II con- tains iron in a form easly diGested and absorbed by the system, For thirty years Gude's Pepto- Mangan has been used by physicians as tonic for rundown people. Don't continue to be weak, nervous, and hcadachy-- take Gudes Pepto- Mangan and re- store your good health. Thousands have been helped back to health by |it-you can be benefited if you will accept this truth and act now Sold in both liquid and tablet form. Adver- tisement
New Britain herald., 1922-03-13
ARbUCKLE CASE IS
 GIVEN 'CNCE OVER'
Past History Related Of Death Of
 Miss Virginia Rappe

San Francisco, March l3,--The first two attempts to convict Roscoe C. Natty) Arbuckle, motion picture comedian, of a charge Of manslaIgh- ter in connection with the death of Miss Virginia Rappe, motion picture actress ended in mistrials, The frs, Jury voted 10 to ? for acquittal and the second 10 to ? for conviction.
 Story or Party
 On September ., 1921, q drinking rarty was held in Arbucklo's suite in the Hotel st. Francis which was at tended by Miss Rappe, her friend Mrs Rambina Maud belmont, Xey Provost and Alice Blake, showgirls, and number of others. After Ar buckle had been alone in his room with Miss Rappe for a brief period she was found on a bed, apparently in agony. Four days later she died from the effects of a ruptured bad der
 AlanslauShtcr Charge
 On September 10, Mrs. Delmont swore to a murder charge against Ar buckle and three days later the grand
New Britain herald., 1922-03-13
WILLIAM PATERSON WHITE

"Oh." she cried, striking her fists together. "Oh. l could kill you. You dog. You beast! Faugh!" Here she wiped her mouth with the back of her hand and wiped her hand on her horses mane.
 Here, stop crying" he directed, stretching forth an arm and leaning toward her.
 At that she came alive with start ling suddenness and with a full armed sweep scored his cheek with her finger nails from temple to jaw,
 She snatched her horse around with a jerk and flew homeward at n gallop.
 CHAPTER II.
 We gotta be careful" cautioned Tom Driver, the local justice of the peace.
 Careful is our middle name." Rafe Tuckleton said reassuredly.
 'I s'pose you mean give the people a square deal then," sneered Felix Craft
 "If he does, he's crazy" said a lanky citizen named Shindle. OboTman Erlnneu Wluc ITlSIl smile. No, ain't crazy but we'll give 'em a square deal ala same.'
 He is crazy" declared Lanky Shindle.
 "A square deal" repeated O'Gor- man. "A square deal-for us."
 T thought so," nodded plump Sam T.arder. speaking for the first time since the beginning of the discussion "A square deal-for us. Let's hear lit, Tip"
 "A sheriff with ring in his nose, ' explained O'Gorman.
 "One of themselves, for instance ?' said plump Sam Larder, locking his hands over his paunch. ITO tell the truth I'd more than half promised the job to Jack Mur- |ray," remarked Rafe Tuckleton.
 "Who you got in mind?'
 Bill Wingo." Dead silence for a space Thor Rafe Tuckleton looked at Sam Lar
New Britain herald., 1922-03-13

der and whistled lowly. Sans eyes switched to Tip.
 Are you sure, Tip inquired Sam Larder, that Bill Wingo is the breed of horse that will always drink when you lead him to water?"
 Tip O'Gorman nodded his guaran- tee of Mir. Wings pliabilty of char acter. Bill is too easy going and good natured to do anything else."
 Rafe Tuckleton leaned back in his chair and stared dubiousy at Tip how about Tom Walton?"
 "Ill bite,' Tip averred blandly. How about him ?"
 Nothing, oh, nothing a-tall. Only Tom Walton has been one too many round here for a long time,
 He does talk too much" admitted Tom Driver, his bright little eyes fixed on Rafe Tuckleton.
 "Waltons gotta be stopped"
 How" Thus Tip.
 There are ways" snarled Rafe.
 Lets hear your lil plan,' said Tip O'Gorman.
 Every man of them listened intent ly to the Tuckletonian plan.
 AS plans go it was a good plan. Procuring an assassin to do the dirty work is always a good plan. Rafe knew a gunman, named Slike, in a neighboring territory. For s25o, ac- cording to Rafe, Dan Slike would murder anyone.
 Gan he do it?" doubted Tom Driv- CT. s...-
 We all know how slow Tom Wal ton is on the draw" sneered Rafe. If Sike don't plug Walton three times before he can draw, I'll eat my shirt"
 That sounds we'll" said Tip OGor- man, eyeing Rafe with frank disgust. But. somehow, I don't like the idea of having Walton killed.'
 "Whatsa matter with you?" de- manded the originator of the idea. Losing your nerve?"
 Tip O'Gormans expression did not alter in the slightest. He gazed upon his questioner as if the latter were new and interesting specimen of insect life. ..
 "Gentlemen," Felix Craft put in hurriedly. "Tip's right. None of us want to hurt Hazel and"
 Entered then Jack Murray wear ing a set smile across his scratched face. He nodded to the assemblage, sat down jauntily on the edge of the table and brought out the makings.
 We'll" he said, his eyes on Rafe Tuckleton. Well I suppose you've got the ticket all made up."
 Just about" nodded Rafe.
 What prize did I draw?"
 "A large, round goose-egg," Skinny Shindle answered for Rafe with malice.
 "Who you figurin' on running in my place." Murray drawled, his dark gaze on the cigarette
 Bill Wingo."
 The man slid to his feet.
 Bill Wingo," he repeated Bill Wingo, huh? Well, this is surprise"
 Without another word he left the room, closing the door behind him very gently.
 When he had gone Tip O'Gorman threw a whimsical glance at Rafe 
 'I'd feel better if he'd slammed that door," said Tip O'Gorman.
 Continued in Our Next Issue.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-13
TO LEASE ESTATES
Soviet Government Will Soon Rent Land To Large Foreign Concerns on a Concession Basis.

Moscow, March 13.--The Soviet government soon will be ready to lease to foreign concerns large Soviet estates in the Volga and southeast Russia, on a concession basis.
 M. Cereda, member of the supreme economic council who is charged with the task of raising 1000, 0,000,00o gold ruhles, or s500,000,o00 for asricul- tural and road improvement an nounced the plan in an interview with the official Russian press bureau.
 M Cereda said the leases will be designed to put much of the most valuable grain land in Russia tempor- arily in the hands of foreign capital iStS
New Britain herald., 1922-03-13
ssTo Taste is to Believe" HIT

out by the court. Both had testified in the first trla that they had heard Miss Eappc say while suffering on ;he bed "l1c hurt me-" In tho second hearing, ihcir recollection was hay on this point,
 Incidents Of the first trial Wa the bringing Of n perjury charge .>,Hinst Mrs. Minnie Neighbors, Los Angeles, and the mysterious poisoning of Mrs. Irene Morgan, Pasadena, both defense witnesses, The charge against Mrs. Neighbors was dismissed and Miss Morgan recovered. Incidents of the second trial were the failure of <-~- buckle to testify, the attempts to iS2 peach the prosecution witnesses re. fcrred to and the decision of the de- fense not to make a final argument.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-13

the death was progressing Ioy Pre- Nost and Alice Blake, the two prin- cipa prosecution witnesses were sent for safe keeping" to the home of an attachc of the district attorneys Of flee, the fear being expressed that they might be approached" This action of the district attorney was charactcrzcd as Imprisonment by Gavin McNab, chief defense counsel, and was made an issue in both trial
 Testimony Differs
 The testimony of Miss Provost and Miss Blake in the second trial, differ cd so materially from their state ments in the first trial that the pro. secution made an attempt to !mpcach them and designate them "hostil Q witnesses" The attempt was ruled