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a PE RC ee ———— - —<—<——— tris man an'g name, tut etated that be was a mam who lived near there, and | OC j whe BRYAN knew ms vory well, and that BRYaN remarked that he could fix | be fe that man all right, and could depend on him to not say anyth ing about | | seeing him at that time of the morning. The shove, it is to be remembered, is thea tatement made by BRYAN BURKHART to informant. fhe following is what informant states he learned personally by his own investigation oovering about a week in july, 1921: | “"ynformant states that BHYAN BURKRART about July, 1921, drove him, informant, from Grayhorse to Ralston and from Ralston to the Belford Bridge, across the Arkansas River, thence north a few miles to the firat roadhouse mentioned atove, thence north into Burbank, Okla., then eastato the roadhouse then run by LEE MORGAN, thence north one mile to the roadhouge then run by PAUL JOHNS, thence tack to Fairfax and Grayhors ys aL ao BRYAN BURKHART did th Informant estates that in Grder to mem point out to informant the exact road that BRYAN BUREPART traveled o night with BRIDGES and ANNIE BROWN, and to introduce him and as- quint him with the road house keepers who were friendly to BRYAN BURK- HART at that time. Informant also states that at Burbank, Okla. BRYAN BURKHART introdveed him to the woman who BURKHART stated was in the party that they met at the PAUL JOHNS Roadhouse about 11 P. M. the night of the murder, and who BRYAN BURKHART also stated was the woman that was in the Ford touring car that accompanied the Buick touring car dhouse back to the forke of the road, north of Fairfax. Informant states that BRYAN BURKHART told him the names of all the persons referred to above in BRYAN BURKHART'S Statements, to-wit: i —. + f Nos “a