Saturday March 11 1922 A bright, warm day. Attended the morning meeting of the A.A. P.L. Mathen was elected President of the Association. Had Mr. Goldston to lunch. At 2 P.M. I am off with Stones to see his collection of upon Jackford forts. Learned much. Detail in small book. At 7 P.M. I go back to Oklahoma City and after supper write letters to McCoy, Mojan and Le Vere. Sent a night letter to Heath Primrose. Then saw Bean and talked to him about the Custer trip. He is willing if nothing interfuses to take me to Graham and Lunsight. Should let him know a day or two ahead so that he can arrange matters. Said I might be finished with Mober area by Wednesday Thursday.