The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-09
ALL WAR CLAIMS MAY BE GRANTED Congress Has Important Meas ure Up For COnsid-
 eratiOn.
MEANS MANY THOUSANDS
Bill May Pass Both Houses This Year-Has Been Up Before
 But Never Simultaneously.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 Washington, D. C.-The house spent a day going through omnibus claims bill, which includes appropriations to pay fl Arkansas claims aggregating S70,923.29. All these have been ap- proved by the court of claims. In previous congresses the bill has pass ed either house or senate, but never has had the approval of both houses simultaneously. It will pass the house this year, and probably will get through the senate. Some of the fol lowing named are administrators of some of the deceased claimants who are: John w. Bean of Wash ington county, $290; Joseph N. Bean of Nevada county, $64S; Chester Beth ell of Scott county, $500; T. J. Con- ner of Washington county, $575; Will. liam F. Floyd Pulaski county, $715; Isiah L. Bair of Benton county, $1,- 720 Isiah L. Bair and Mary M. Lon don, daughter of Thomas Austin, de- ceased, composing the firm of Curtis & Austin, Benton county, $725; J. M. Derreberry of Benton county, S715; J. D. Duke, of Prairie county, S3,- 705; William H. Engles of Wash ington county, $1,510 Sam Edmonson of Sebastian county, $2,205; Hattie U. Boykin, Thaddeus c. Terrell and Lulu D. Merriwether, heirs of Thaddeus N. Terrell of Arkansas county, $5,119; Samuel D. Fitzgerald of Monroe coun- ty, s772 Mrs. A. M. Mcfarland of Pulaski county, S2,99O; John H. Bry- son of Nevada county, S1,060; Dan Thomson of Washington county, $1,- 190; William A. Bethel of Jefferson county, s399; Joel G. Higgins of Phil for himself and as administrator of Ira M. Lamb Jr., heirs of Ira M Lamb and Caroline his wife, both deceased, of Phillips county, $2.166.67; Union Trust Company, administrator of the estate of Mary Lefevere, deceased of Pulaski county, s5,S42; John B. Lut- tre1l of Howard county, s4S0; Ben Mahuren of Benton county, $550; Eleanor Maxwell of Arkansas county, s3,064; Sue F. CarlLee, Nancy L. Frazier and E. M. CarlLee, as admin istrator of Henry B. Mullins, deceas- ed, of Monroe county, in equal shares, s1,995; Jonathan Pigman of Madison county, s1,570; Marie Polk Johnston, James Polk and Burns Polk Jr., heirs of Burns Polk Sr., deceased, of Phil lips county, $500; Manurvia J. Spake, formerly Manurvia J. Ross of Johnson county, $7S0; Wm. B. Rutherford of Washington county, sS90; John T.
 Sifford of Ouachita county, S2,640; Sarah Winter of Ouachita county, $1,- 3S0; Lillie L. Penrod of Independence county, S7Oo; John Zillah and Mary T. Goss of Washington county S240; The trustees of the Christian church near old Austin, Lonoke county, S550; The trustees of the Methodist Episco- pal church, South, of Clarksville, $400; the trustees of the Baptist church of Dardanelle, s1,190; the trustees of the First Bapaist church, Helena, S1,790; the trustees of the Pleasant Hill Bap- tist church of Lonoke county, $525; the trustees of the Old School Pres- byterian church of Helena, $1,900; the trustees of the Cumberland Pres byterian church of Helena, s1,900; the trustees of the Cumberland Presby- terian church of Mount Comfort, s900; the trustees of the First Baptist church of Pine Bluff, $1,960; the trus- taar Of fha MathodiSt F,niccOnal church, South, of Pine Bluff, S1,300.