Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-14

to be up yesterday.
w. Fl. WesNbrook, who has been
i'll for some time, was taken to the.
Davis hospital for treatment F'rid y.
Santa Claus d dn't get all or oul
Velocipedes so you can get he boy
Der or iron Cleveland Matthews
! Hardware 60. #.
Deputy Constable J. f. Bono is
suffering from a severe cut on the
hand, which he sustained several
days ago DR.. Harry Williams is
attending him.
The man who picked up black
pocketbook on the corner of Fifth
and Walnut kindly return same with
out further inconvenience to Graphic
office and receive reward. 1-12-6t.
Clock Repairing a Specially. Any
kind; any make. Clocks called for.
repaired and delivered promptly.
Phone 39S. a. G. KAHN & CO., Jew
elers, 412 Main Street. 114-1m
Mrs Fl. Solmson continues to i'm
prove and rested we'll yesterday. Her
condition shows more Improvement
yesterday than at any time slice she
was taken sick
Chief of Police Evan Parnall
yesterday announced that T. L.
Meeks would replace one of the Of
fcers who resigned Friday. Mr..
Meeks will probably assume his du-
ties at once.
Mrs. A. A. Dunnica, who under
went an operation at her home, No.
600 West Second avenue, a few days
ago, is improving nicely. Her hus-
band, A. A. Dunnica, is superintend-
emf of the Merganthaler department
at the Graphic offi''e.
While Mrs. J. P. Macaen W as
in the rear part of her home, No.
1909 Chestnut st,eet, Friday after
noon. someone entered a front room
of the house and stole pocketbook
containing 500. Mr.. Machen says
he knws who the thief is.
"A work train on the Iron Noun
tain was derailed near Winchester,
about 40 miles south of Pine Bluff
yesterday and delayed traffic fir sew
eral hours. Passenger train No. 1O6,
norhbound, did not arrive until
late hour last night. No one was in
jured in the wreck.
"A A. LeLaurin. proprietor of thu
Eagle Iron Works. yestel day s1fppe,'
one of his patent sand stoves to tn
Clinton Coal Company, of Clinton,
Ind. The stove was patented by Mr..
LeLaurin and it is a great improve
ment over III. y style stoee~ -~1e
stoves are becoming used generally
over the country and orders are re-
ceived eve1y day from cities all over
the United States.
Dorothy Lee, the months Old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Tate,
No 712 Plum street, died Friday
morning at $50 O'Clock rfter a
brief illness Of pneumonia. Mr.. Tate
is an employe of the Citizens Light
and Transit Company. and has many
friends who sympathiZ1 with him
and his wife in the loss Of their lit
tie child. The funeral will be held
this afternoon CT Monday morning
at the cemetery near Parnell Springs,
the old home of Nh Tate.
Willie Tinsley, a negro youth,
was arrested yesterday by Consta-
Bile Frank Stewart on a charge OF
grand larceny. Tinsley is charged
with stealing "a bicycle belonging to
Geo T. Davis, advertising manager
of the Graphic. The wheel disap-
peared about two weeks ago and Mr..
Davis notified Constable Stewart who
succeeth d in landing the thief yes
terday. Tinslav will lie tried before
Magistrate Frazier Monday.
Six miaorean;s faced Police
Judge Stewart yesterday ard III
total amount of fines was so. VIII
Thomas, negro. was fined $25 on II
charge of disturbing ~ psaee. John
Brown. a white man. was fired s.
for disturbing the peace. Carrie
Hanley, a negro, was fined s. for be
ing drunk and disorderly. Mark =
Jones, a negro, was fined s. for vio-
lating Section SAB +. B. Holly and
Ed Williams, white men, were dis
missed ON charges of disturbin% tn
peace.
A. Champion, the negro who was
reeently brought back to Pine Bluff
from Augusta. Ark, to answer 20
a charge of grand larceny, was given
a hearing before Magistrate Frazier
yesterday afternoon and the case
continued at the request of Attor-
ney Greed Caldwell, for the defense.
until Saturday in order to Introduce
some new evidence. Champion is al
legged to have stolen clothing,
watch and some money from another
negro some time ago. District AT /