Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-10-08
If She Dies Without Issue,
Then Estate Goes to
Children in Ohio.
LUCEY ALTERED WILL.
What Is Believed to Have Been In.
tended as C6dical Is Found at
RectOry-Circuit and Chan.
Gerry Courts Work.


day, bequeather his estate to MS
adopted daughter" Anna May Nels,
with the proviso that if she should
die before she has issue Out of mar
riage or a child born to her" then the
estate should go to his children,
Nary and Jacob Neis of Pike county,
Ohio, who are the grandchildren Of
George Loghbaum.'
The teatator named the Cotton Belt
Savings Bank & Trust company as
executor of the will and directed mat
500 should be expended for marker
for his grave and that his adopted
daughter" should be sent to a semi
nary in the North if testator died be-
fore the adopted daugh err attained
the age of IS years. The will was
executed on February 81, 1914, and
witnessed by Irving Reinberger and
David H. We'll.
Codicil to Lucey WILL
What is believed to have been in
tended as codicil to the will of the
late Monsignor J. NJ. Lucey was
found by Father Enright, recently ap-
pointed rector of st. Joseph's Catho-
lie parish, while sorting papers among
the effects of Father Lucey. This
instrument designates the bishop OF
the Little Rock diocese as the sole
executor of the estate, and Father
Enright sent the instrument to Bishop
Morris.
The will filed for probate recently
named the bishop of the diocese, W..
o. Taggart and John Dellmon as exc
cutors. Bishop Morris and Mr.. Tag
CART have requested County Judge
Philpot to name others in their stead,
while Mr.. Dellmon has not qualified
Circuit Court.
Special Judge A. H. Rowell con-
tinued to preside on the circuit bench
yesterday N the absence of Judge A..
B. Grace, who is i'll. Only a brief
session was held, orders being enter
ed in cases set for trial yesterday, as
follows:
J. w. Gray VS.. F. D. Drake ct al,
Judgment by consent against R. D..
Drake, Greed Caldwell and Ben Daily
sureties on bond, for 800.
State VS.. A. NJ. Hooker, order forfeit
ing bond set aside on motion of prose
cutting attorney, fines have been
paid.
r. E. Hill VS.. Southwestern Teie-
phone & Telegraph company, plaintiff
takes non-spit
Chancery Court.
In the case of Lewis S. Louden VS..
Mrs. Ellen Allen ct al, Chancellor j.
NJ Elliott granted the petition of
Richard H. Allen to be paid his por-
ton of the estate.
Lula Ouray was granted a divorce
from T. F. Curry and the custody of
her child, the decree being granted on
thte ground of cruelty.
New Suits.
Matte Holland has entered suit
in the chancery court against Mrs. A.
Barmore for title to lot Of block II
of Sheriff..
Alleged Swindler Held.
On the charge of raising postal
money order from 50 to $40, Henry
Glider, negro of McGehee was held 10
await the action of the federal grand
Jury yesterday morning before United
States Commissioner A. L. Burnett.
In default of $500 bond he was taken
to Little Rock yesterday afternoon
and placed in the county Jail by
Deputy United States Marshal ]. G.
Madden, who made the arrest and
brought the black OF Pine Bluff. Miss
Bessie Lord, assistant postmaster at
McGehee, and Postoffice Inspector
Henry Kuper were the prosecuting
witnesses.
For Theft Of Knives.
Spencer Morgan, negro, was yes
terday arrested by Chief of Police
Frank Stewart on a petit larceny
charge. The black, who worked on
Tuesday as an extra truckman for
the Arkansas Mill Supply company
is charged with carrying away about
two dozen pocket knives. The
weapons were recovered by Chief
Stewart as the black was making an
effort to peddle them at % cents
apiece.