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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
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ANN ARBOR, March IS.

DETRO1S Ann Abortes taking advantage of the fashion
forecasts these display the latest Spring
formas and what with four glamour balls slated the caen
practically exhbions The
weekend minds how what when the
weather
nevertheless definitely
bouhant white ties chapeons Of the receiving line
Fosh Froc" last night the Union supposed bring
only the retiring first sophcates but
OF class turned to what "A Freshmans Nightmare
the dances theme-coud possibly
Marjorie Leete in blue and gold afeta in evidence
assuring Fred Marble that drifting the of Johnny
Scat" Davis bad of dream all while Mary
Leigh Hughes and Sam Coulter saaaed before the Tree of Kno
n ballroom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Others OF to Dixie

Mary Louise Kern, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kern, left
Monday to join her parents at
Miami Beach where they have
been sojourning since March 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. George Shep-
herd Of Country Club drive left
Friday for Tryon, N. C.. where
they will spend two weeks.
Mrs. Alan Wentz of Cranbrook
road was hostess Monday at
buffet luncheon for wives of
members OF Cranbrook faculty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
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ton Of Washington. D. c., and
just one of these hymns has to
do with her great interest in the
American Red Cross. to which
she is so devoted that she MAIN
tains her own office. paying its
rent and upkeep and all. from
which TO carry on her Red Cross
duties.
The great commotion stirred
up by the NJ maidens for the
big party they're giving at the
Book-Cadillac for British War
Relief continues apace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
League Sponsors Style Show

Womens League sponsored Signs Of Spring" style
which socalmnded coeds STAN
peded Proctor headed the events publicity committee
Pones Lynch of the coed annequns
modelling the latest in American creations The business admin
aton majors will kick their stad buSnesske heels next week.
ends Friday at Capitalist Ball.
Kopsc committee which contracted
Teagarden background Detroit
alumni Of Alpha Tau Omega head for their old stamping
their traditional
Backoo Ball In honor of the fraetys initiates and found
organized dance CROWD
expected More this unusual ball letter when
the dating twosomes sealed
Post Scripts Mcvay brings honor TO her home
with the of her election president OF the sophomore
members OF Moshur Domory, OF the largest
Brothers blood Charles Robert Rsdo brothers
in fraternity Alpha Sigma which pledged them recently
Detroters took Phi Sigma Delta this weekend with
orle Leko taking up his duties Edward Tam
acting steward and David Levy received into the fold
pledge ditto Sidney Kaplan of Crosse Pointe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Look TO Capita B,

Another one of those nice
parties in the Henry Forster
barn on Bingham road taking
place this evening. The attrac-
tive building will soon have to
be spelled with a capital B as
1t is most popular spot for
parties.
Lloyd Forster and his fianeee,
Janet Hart, had a party there
last Saturday night. This week
the group is the one that gets
together about once each month
and includes several of the
Bingham Road Gang" and
others.
They are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Forster, senior and junior; Mr..
and Mrs. (. NJ. Schultheis, Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert j. Quinn, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert H. Owen. the
Semon Knudsens, who have
just returned from a trip to
Washington, D. c., the Edward
r. Taylors and Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. Nunnely.
The young Bill Slaughters OF
Detroit have recently purchased
a lot on Fourteen-Mile road and
will build in the neighborhood
this Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gale
WEIGH of Vaughan road will re-
turn from Florida. Monday.
Charles C. WEIGH Jr.'s wedding
to Jayne Cole will take place
in Detroit, March 20.
Mrs. Theodore F. MacManus
of Stonycroft with Mrs. Alex
ander Toluboff and her son.
Sacha, will go to Fort Lauder
dale the latter part of the month
for a months stay.
Mrs. Henry II. Reichhold of
Vaughan road is spending this
month in Sun Valley, Idaho.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Shoe String
T angle Bids
All Ready

TIVE Umpty-Eights. those origi-
= nal gals, have thought up Q
grand name for their pre-Easter
dance on April 5 at Bonnie Brook
Country Club.
They're calling II the Shoe
String Tangle."
The theme Is "tie the knot
with a date"
To carry out this idea, they
have had the invitations printed
in the shape Of a saddle shoe.
They're all ready to be dropped
in the mail boxes.
Dafey Reason, general chair
man, is being assisted by Ginny
Jones. Betty Ludwig and Joan
Salt. bids and tickets; Barbara
Bates, Dorothy Flanagan and
Betty Bireden, staples; Jody
Love, Margie Love and Mary
Golata. music; Jeanette DeRosier
and Betty Grimmer, publicly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
viii Visit Mother

Miss Nancy Bigelow. however,
arrives home March % from the
Stuart School in Boston to spend
the holidays with her mother
Mrs. Thomas F. Paddock, and
Mr.. Paddock.
Miss Christina Newberry got
in Friday morning from Dobbs
Continued on Page Eighty
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z Others Returning

Miss Jean Ford comes from
the Finch Junior College March
20 and Miss Nancy from Chat
ham Hall March 20 TO be with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Kay Ford.
Miss Elizabeth Cooper. daugh-
ter of the Gage Coopers, also Is
coming from Chatham Hall on
March %.
Miss Martha Blood will spend
part of her vacation from We'll
lesley in Detroit. She arrives
home April 3 but after seeing
all the members Of her family
will leave with her parents, the
Howard Bloods, to spend the
remainder of the time at the
Homestead down in Virginia
Hot Springs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Students Try to Decide
Whether to Return for
Spring or Stay Away
BY THE CHAPERoN

Beach 10 visit her grandmother,
Mrs. Charles Woodali.
Miss Janet Finnie. daughter
of the Haldeman Finnies, comes
next Thursday from Smith
College.
Her brothers, David and DON
aid, got in on Wednesday from
Hotchkiss.
Miss Mary Tiedeman is COM
ing from Chatham Hall. Va.
and is hoping for plenty of snow
and ice up Vanderbilt way as
her parents, the Carsten Tiede-
mans, have made reservations
AT the club, as Mary is devotee
OF skiing.
Miss Virginia Macdonald. on
the other hand. will leave Wild
cliff Junior College. March 26,
for Miami Beach 10 visit her
grandmother. Mrs. Benjamin F.
Tobin. She will see her parents.
too. as Mr.. and Mrs. Clay c.
Macdonald are leaving Detroit
next Wednesday to be there
when she arrives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Housing Problem
To Be Discussed

THE HOUSING. PROBLEM
will be discussed In a meeting
Of the Detroit Federation OF
Settlements Tuesday. at HOO
a. M, at the Trumbull Avenue
Presbyterian Church. 1t is ex-
pected that Mayor Edward J.
Jeffries and representatives
from both housing commissions
will be present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Students
7 O Invade
Hills Soon
BLOOMFIELD HILLS,

March 10.
MORE varied than ever are
AVA the dates Of college and
prep school Spring vacations and
students will begin coming home
next week with relays arriving
all through the rest of this
month and half of next. Bar
bara Shuell is expected next
Friday night from Smith College
and her sister, Jeanne, will
come the next day from Pine
Manor at Wellesley.
They will both be with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w.
Shuell. at their home on Lone
Pine road.
Several will not come home
but will meet their parents for
holiday together. Joan
Muzzy will meet her mother in
Florida and together they will
go to Nassau for 10 days.
Edward Lerchen will go to
Fort Lauderdale to be with his
mother and father, the William
G. Lerchens, who have been at
the Champ Carr Hotel there
since early February. Rather
inc Williams will go directly to
Palm Beach from Miss Wheeler's
School in Providence to meet her
parents, the M. S. Perry Will
liams. who will return to
Birmingham early in April.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Greek Groups Hold Limeligh+

Fraternies sorories still holding the lmeght
unfinished seasonal business called initiating
Kappa Kappa Gamma held their formal banquet this weekend
with Mrs Alfred Sims president Of the Detroit alumnae
the An added dramatic note provided the
when Mrs Sims daughter, Suzanne initiated which must
make mother sister
indicted the Of the affiliated Kappas
Elaine Rhe Johnson Louise Kab and Roberta Pulfer
Zeta Beta Taus initiation formal at their house accented
Richard Cooper and Vivian Muskatt Bob Senbeg
and Eileen Wnsten Ora SEWERS and Peggy Wallace and Cornell
Virginia Berman As usual the Zebe fratefs
imported their dates from the Auto City,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Off. TO Palm Beach

But her sister. Miss Virginia,
whose school. Rogers Hall. in
Lowell. Mass, gets out next
Wednesday, will be off TO Palm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Take Another Look

II you're thumbing through
your latest TOWN AND COUN-
TRY, you might take another
look at Cynthia, daughter of the
electric Estrella BoisSevain.
They've tmother and daugh-
teri just returned from Europe
and have taken a handsome
apartment at IS East End ave-
nue. in New York and practically
the first thing the young lady
did on arriving from Portugal
was to invite her old friend.
Patricia MacInnis, to visit her
in Manhattan - which Mile. M
is about to do with many q
girlish flutter.
There are meetings planned
with Ina Claire, Gertrude Law
renee and many other fascinat-
ing folk, all friends of mammals.
which we must admit even to
our jaded senses appeals greatly.
At Books Casino
Seen munching at the Book
Cadillac's Casino:
Miss Mary Lou Meeker. Johnny
Attelean, Miss Ann Evans and
brother jim
Carl Larson. fresh-in from
Florida and boasting his custo-
mary none-such tan
Mrs. F. w. Startling, at her
regular table, chic in all-black,
which handsomely accentuates
her blondness.
We keep hearing what a Won
derful girl is George Renchard
Jr.'s fiancee, Miss Stellita Staple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

ITO COME home or not for the
L Spring vacation is the ques-
tien that has kept the girls and
BOYS attending eastern schools
and colleges in a other for
weeks.
About half OF them have de-
cided 10 spend IL with papa and
mama back here in Detroit.
Many ere going south TO visit
friends or relatives or accom-
panying parties of their class
mates TO southern resorts.
Others are being met by their
parents and together they are
jaunting of 10 play spots in the
South.
Two Of the three sons Of the
Frederick Clifford FordS. who
all 20 70 Yale. are joining parties
of classmates. Clifford Jr. will
60 TO Nassau and Alfred to
Palm Beach.
Wally. however. Is arriving
home this Sunday TO be with
his parents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
3 Breeze Into Town

Miss Ann Grouse. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beecher
Grouse: Miss Ann Mcmillan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Thayer Mcmillan and Miss
Esther Palmer. daughter OF the
Beresford Palmers, all breezed
into town Saturday morning
from the Masters School in
.Dobbs Ferry, n. Y. Their Spring
vacation is starting earlier than
usual and probably will last
longer as the school. we under
stand. was closed on account OF
measles.
srMr. and Mrs. Palmer will have
ysil their children at home with
them for the Spring vacation.
Beresford arrived home Thurs
day from Andover and Long
year is due April l from Har-
,vard.
Miss Margery Woodall will be
back next Saturday from the
Garland School in Boston TO
spend her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
]. Woodall.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-25
Draft BreezeS

~SHE" is A MAN
The strange case of Mrs. Sadie
Acosta, which went before the Lari-
mer county draft board, was being
considered by Fort Collins, Colo, Of
ficials.
Meanwhile, Sadie. who prefers to be
called a lady. was held in the county
Ever since 1888 the name of Mrs.
Sadie Acosta appeared on the county
relief rolls. The name has been re-
moved
Another name was added to the list
of "eligibles" in the county for Sc
lecttve service military training. The
name of Santos Acosta.
Sheriff Ted Schaffer said Sadie and
Santos were one and the same person.
The Larimer county draft board or
dered Sadie, or Santos, arrested for
failure to register Oct. 16 for military
training. Following the arrest, doctor
was called to make an examination.
Sure, she is man." the doctor
told the sheriff following the examin-
alton.
Thus, the life story Of a MRS. Sadie
Acosta, a resident Of Fort Collins
since 1922, was brought to an end.
Thus, too, began the new life Of San
tos Acosta
County welfare department records
revealed that Sadie" said she was
born at Balmorey, Tex, April 10, 1909,
of Mexican alien parents-Juan Acos-
ia and Celsa Casildo-who died when
the child was an infant. A grand
mother, Josephine Casildo, Is supposed
to have raised the child.
Santos Acosta will be ordered to
show cause why he did not register in
accordance with the selective service
act, Sheriff Schaffer said.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-25
News Briefs
From Worldwide Points

yTCHY. France-Henri Bergson. 81
foremost French philosopher and win
ner OF the 1928 Nobel prize for liter
allure, died in Paris.
DALLAs-His left leg In cast as
the result Of an automobile accident
last November. r. 7. Towne's lett arm
was broken a few days ago-m an
other automobile accident.
VATICAN CTTY-Pope Plus per-
sonal air raid shelter has been COM
pleted and the keys wiz be delivered
to him after experts test the air con-
ditioning.
LONDON-Prime Minister winston
Churchill has created a "big four
brain trust" TO direct war production.
Lord Beaverbrook, Ernest Bevin, Al
bert ". Alexander and Sir Andrew
Rae Duncan, are the members.
DETROTT-The National Automo-
bile show which annually presents
new models probably will be Cancelled
next fall because Of the press OF de-
Tense production in the automobile
industry.
DETROTT-The Chrysler Corp, the
Glenn L. Martin Co., and the national
defense commission reached tenta-
tive agreement under which Chrysler
will produce parts and subassemblies
for the Martin medium bomber.
vICHY, France-At least IL persons
were reported killed by cold weather
In the Auvergne district alone as q
snowstorm was followed by drop in
temperature In unoccupied France.
Snow reached IL feet In the mountain
areas and the thermometer dropped
to 20 degrees below zero.
WASHINGTON - War department
plans for extensive defense prepara-
tons against poison gas attacks we're
disclosed with an announcement that
contracts for gas mask charcoal and
other chemicals used In gas defensive
appliances amount to approximately
$l0,O00.O00.
NEW YORK-A fleet of fast freight
ers to be operated for the common
cause" Of British and Allied shipping
viii be built at the Old Groton, Conn,
shipyards. Alfred Hotter, a refugee
Norwegian industrialist and head Of
private American Norwegian combine
which acquired the yards. said re-
Gently.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.-A pert bru-
nette strobe into the railroad station
here on the arm of a draftee leaving
for Fort Oglethorpe. There was long
embrace and a farewell kiss. The
train pulled away. The girl patted her
curlS in place and remarked: well,
that's the second man I've sent to
the army In less than two weeks"
NEW YORK-At least 100000 ci-
than were killed during
the entire four years of the World
war-have died during the first year
Of this war, Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Co. statisticians have announced.
The announcement placed deaths
among the armed forces Of all bellig-
erent countries at 100000.
WASHINGTON-Copper and five
other commodities classed as strategic
materials for national defense were
brought under export license control
in a move expected to restrict trade
with Japan and Soviet Russia. The
other products for which export liz
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-25
BUCK PRIVATE" INHERTTs

Draftees Of Fort Devens, Mass,
learned that one of their buck prt-
vate" buddies is heir to part Of a
81 500 900 estate left by his father
and that he is quite content to re-
main in khaki to complete his year
of training.
Edward B. Afford Jr., %, Of Brook
line, a Harvard graduate, was one OF
the first selectees to volunteer Tor
Immediate service in the original peace
time draft call on Nov. 10.
The elder Afford died NOV. "a. HIS
win, recently probated, bequeathed his
entire estate to his widow, his son
and his daughter.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-25
News Briefs
From the Treasure State

HAVRE-Fees collected by the clerk
Of court in 1910 totaled S1,S59
sCOBEY-George Olson Of the Sill
yer star community was elected chair
man OF the county commissioners.
WALLER commissioners
named the Valerian as official news
paper for Pondera county for Two
years.
sCoBEY-Of 70 men who took the
ol1ysical examination for the draft
board in Daniels county, 10 were
placed In class IA and 2 in class lB.
HARIOWTON-The local Boy Scout
troop committee is raising $l25 by
public subscription The chamber OF
commerce gave $40.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. General John
w. Bonner announced the appoint
nent OF Hazel Rasmussen, Plentywood
as a stenographer in his office.
HETENA-Daniel c. Dempsey Of
Great Fails a member of the bar Of
the District of Columbia. was admit
ted to the Montana bar on motion OF
the attorney generals office.
LAUREL - Funeral services were
held for Henry Conner. father Of
4tOullEAlUldll EACAAiJ - ~@N%NA~~f
burial was in the Laurel cemetery. he
came to Laurel from Russia In 1917.
RYEGATE-Rollcall Chairman Mrs.
Izola Gates announces $40 member
ships obtained In Golden valley
county, a substantial increase over
1910. which totaled SlS6.
HTNsDALE-wilbur Harris, former
" Of this community, Is recovering
from an emergency appendectomy at
Seattle. He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Harris Of Hinsdale.
HAvRE-A. B. Cook of Cut Bank
was at the Signal Butte structure in
connection with setting up machinery
TO drill an oil test well on the Maria
Surean land.
VAIIER-Dr. C. w. Powell. health
officer, reports several new cases, OF
whooping cough. An epidemic has
broken out and many students are
absent from school
BILLINGS Receipts of the local
postoffice for 1910 totaled S283 ,3607O,
q gain OF nearly $4,000 over 1889. &C
cording to a report compiled by POST
master M. L. Fagg.
WHITEFISH-John Higgins, who
with the Great Northern as a hostler
helper at Essex, is a patient at the
Whitefish hospital
HAVR-HiIl county commissioners /
oroanized. A. ]. Timmons took his |
seat as the newly elected commission
or He succeeds Herbert Warp. Ray /
I, sands was elected chairman
sCOBEY-stricken Ill while visiting |
HE narents at circle, Louis Schnebly !
was taken to a Glendive hospital and |
operated upon for appendicitis. His
wife acted as substitute teacher for
him in his eighth grade.
BoNNER-The A; Z; M ar IunlIg1 a ini i
IN percent in its 1910 production over |
the previous year The local mill cut |
snproximately one-third Of the total
lumber output Of the state.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-25

censes win be required by the new
presidential order, effective FEB. 8,
are brass. bronze. zinc, nickel and
potash.
LONDONDERRY Hopkins, Presi-
dent RooSevelts personal envoy, and
Prime Minister winston Churchill
talked for q long time over q luncheon
table at No. 10 Downing street to start
what Hopkins himself described as
discussions on matters Of mutual
urgency TO our two countries" To the
press afterward, the American ennis
sary predicted that United States pro-
duction Of war materials would reach
its peak in about another year.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-25

/ IIVINGSTON-The janitor's life ir
! Livingston schools may be made easier
soon. The school board Is considering
/ ghe purchase Of an automatic tlool
/ washing machine to replace the old
/ fashioned mop and elbow grease.
HARIoWTON - Clarence Mooney
Milestone. arrested on a hit ana ruI
driving charge by the local highway
Datrolnan, pleaded guilty before Jts-
lice A. F. Allen and was fmeo SlOO
IN lieu Of payment he IS serving the
sentence.
uARrOWTON-The local library
hoard elected as follows Chairman
Mrs w. A. Lynn; vice chairman, MIS-
Horace Wyman: secretary, MRS. J. n
Mccall. treasurer, MRS. E. M. Carver.
THE report Of the board showed
balance Jan. of SlT3O4.
0uION-Ross johnson. Idaho Falls
TRANSIENT was arrested here WIN seE-
eral worthless checks IN ms posste -s
sion He also had NOTEBOOK colSa al =
ing several names well known ~ tli.S
community. Some OF the cnecKs ~. .e
the name Of George WhlI"olVh' "iiO
died two years ago.
HAvRE-A jury term Of tedeEai
court will open here Feb. az ~ a. ~;
,Tndge James H. Baldwin mas caAeo
a yenire Of 80 jurors TO report. q
nunber of civil cases have oeen s ee
for trial at the February VeIH, %
have criminal cases IN wnlcn oe4eiiu
ants we're arraigned recently.
NAsHUA-Charles L. Steed was as
stoned as agent at the Great North
ern to succeed A. F. Evey, who had the
lob since the depot was opened when
the Fort Peck Wiota railroad was
built Eyey resigned and left Tor
Whitefish, where he Is relay ais
patcher.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS here IN
ie4O measured l7.44 inches. the great
est since the local weather station
was established in 1885. June was the
wettest month with 28l inches. The
local station last year became an air
wavs reporting station, sending SIX
reports daily direct to Chicago
CHEsTER-T. A. Busey has been
named chairman of the Liberty county
COMMITTEES to aid II, celebrating the
presidents birthday Jan. 30. II. Z.
Bassford is vice chairman and George
Brennan. treasurer. Plans are being
made for dance at the high school
gymnasium to raise funds to aid SUI
ferers Of infantile paralysis.
HELENA - Funeral services were
conducted here for Mrs. Theodore
rs, widow Of a Montana
chief Justice. The Rev. c. e. Whittier
of the Presbyterian church OBLIGATED
and burial was in Forestvale cemetery.
Mrs. Brantley died in Dillon at the
home Of a daughter. Mrs. Frank Hazel
baker.
GREAT FAIIS-A. L. Sharp, local
representative Of the Northwestern
National Life Insurance Co., has been
placed on the company's 1910 honor
roll because of an exceptional volume
of insurance written by him during
the year, officers of the concern an
nounced in a communication received
here recently.
CHINOOK-Jack Erwin. 80, who
came from Texas some so years ago
as a cowpuncher with trail herd,
died from q paralytic stroke. Erwin
operated horse ranches, first in the
Bears Paw mountains, then near the
line and later in the breaks
of the Missouri river south Of Chinook.
In recent years he lived at Hays and
for the last couple of years IN Chinook.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-01-25
Fleming Murder Case
Recalled by Pardon
Of CONNECTED SLAYER

The closing chapter OF murder
committed on the Winnecook ranch
east Of Harlowton in 1922 was enacted
when the state board Of pardons
granted an unconditional pardon to
Deck Fleming, who served ID years
of a life sentence at the state prison
for the murder of a Mr. Massey.
Fleming and Massey we're both en-
ployed at the ranch. Massey as a
blacksmith and Fleming as a ranch
hand.
The quarrel, which ended in the
shooting fray, began when Fleming
requested the loan Of Massey's saddle
horse. which Massey refused. Fleming
started for the barn to get the horse
and Massey tried to prevent him TAX
ing the animal. The shooting resulted.
The jury found Fleming guilty and
Judge Winston passed sentence Dec.
10. 1922.