Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-11
BURGLARS ENTER
 TWO PLACES Williams and Dewoody and Dr. l.. K. Land Lose
 Small Amounts.
SAFE DIES ROY ED
Burglar Thought to Re Professional Refused to Appropriate Many
 Cheeks.

Professional burglars worked suc- cessfu!ly in Pine Bluff Thursday night at two places but the total loot obtained was small The office Oi Will ans and Dewoody, on Pine street, was entered, small safe blown open with nitroglycerine ane the burglar got about $20 in cash and a quantity of gold used in dental work valued at about $20 was obtain ed from the office of Dr. l.. K. Land, No. 110 1-2 West Second ave- nue. The police are working on the case and are looking for an unident : fled man who entered the office of Williams and Dewoody Thursday aft ernoon
 The burglary at Williams and De- wooly's office was discovered early yesterday morning by T. Sorrels De- woody. The door of the small safe which stood in the front off ce of tue room occupied by the firm was twist ed out of shape and all Investigation disclosed the fact that all of the cash. about $20, with the exception of two one-cent pieces, ill the cash drawer, was gone. Several hundred dollars worth of checks in the drawer were undisturbed and by the intrduer's re- fustal to take the paper the poilce are of the opinion that the burglary was the work of a professional. The burglar gained entrance through front window, after working the latch fastener loose.
 It was at first thought that the door of the safe. cabinet affair and noi supposed to be burglar proof, had been jimm:ed,s but traces of nltrogiy- cerine were found upon the edge of the door and it is thought "a smal quantity was placed in the crack o1 the door and exploded se.a4
 The police are on the lookout fol a man, unknown to members or the firm. who called at the office Thurs day afternoon between ? and o'clock and called for an article not handled by the firm. MT Dewoody was ln the office at the t me and gave de- scription of the man to City Detective I. l.. McBurnett, who is working on the case. [,
 Unfinished dental work, containing gold valued at about $20 was obtain ed from the laboratory at the offices of pr. Land Anohaer V al of soit gold used for filling, reposlng Ill cabinet drawer in another room wal overlooked by he burglar
 Entrance twas obtained to Dr. Lan's office, it is thought by the use of a skeleton key, or through :alge ransom over the door. Nothing else was missed by MT. Land, all Of ms tocls apparently being undls'urbed.
 ii, is the opinion of Dr. Land that the same man entered both places ana also tha, he is member of crew that have worked in Pine Bluff at in tervals for the past several years Tae same two places were burgla4f' ed a number of years ago, according to Dr. Land, but at that me a den ~ ist also occupied the offices no" ec cupiel by Williams and Dewoody' Professional crooks who make d specialty of entering and robbins den tai offices, and who are thorough! familiar wth the value of artlcles te be obtained in these o1fices ar. ciassed among criminals and 1t is not uncommon to have 9 number ot rcp- berries repol ted in each issue or a national dental ioarnal.
 Workrng on this theory a number of other dentists were lntervie@eG but none reported a robbery.
 An interesting feature in the ease was brought out when Dr'. Land ad- mitted that on the night previous ta the burglary he had presenamen' and carefully concealed all things O value in his office, but the foiiowlhe night gave it tne thought and lefEshls work lying upon a table in the labora- tory within easy reach of the in5rud- CT. Several unfinished crowns and "a bridge. not completed were eNposeo and these were taken by he robner.