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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26
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III
= Special am.
8BowyersB 3amosis 50 Hone or
chestra rendered i highly appreci-
Eative special program Of np-toAdate
and popular music at the country
club Wednesday,.
Honored4n Parker burg.
Honoring her guests. Misses Lucille Is
|Clarksbnrg. Miss Frances keenan,
plsasa1tty enfert tued a few Rfiends
Tnesday evening at her home IN Par
kersburg. Those present were Misses
MuIvaney, crowley, Alice Marlin Isa-
bel Holiday. Marie Boette. Lillian
Case. Mabel Tidd, Messrs. Frank
Heihle, Kramer Tabler Camden VA
.1famsss Charles Dudley and Roy Pear
= IN 5zsss,sss 49,. --ssf-s. -
AHr. and MRS: George A. Denham.
who were married at Cumberland
Tueaday, arrived home Wednesday
nfelsk. 9olloysins aivtsit with relatives
and friends at airmont.
w. Johnson, q prominent. BITS
toll Citizen, was here Thursday.
B Ira c. PostsKas here Thursday from
Romtne's Mills.
4 Msrs. L. RI Rhillips returned lass1
nj eRt FROM & motoring trip through
tho mountainssto Cu9berlana. i.
" sting the home Of his daugn-
ter, Mrs. ChafIeas. Warns the !
Warne apartments.
MrsFIsjFrank Hnrr and d ghter.
Elizaheth, returned BednesAa% even
ing from a week s. visit with TelG-
tfSes and friends at Parkershnrg
Jacob Fittrosw city V1sitor
~. n NJ. s3esHy d ~
Mrs. sCofuin 1ia sttttros OF OMEN.
was THURSDAY sh61per here.
Jonn love. OF Tyrco9nell. visited
- idr. andEnfrs- d. j. Keatar Of 226
Poplar street. who visited their
daughter, Mrs John G. Dotson, OF
I.ewisbnrg, the last slxs weeks, have
returned home.
The Rev. Paul u lS|an1E an,- pastor
or the sixth Street Methodist Episco-
pad church at Charleston, who has
been visiting his patents. MT and
Mrs. John W. Flanagan, at Adams
ton, the last three weeks, will re-
turn to Charleston tomorrow. Mrs.
Flanagan and the children will re-
main here till the meeting OF the
Methodist Episcopal conference IN
Miss Ollie Day, of South Chestnut
street. has returned home, after
spending a two weeks vacation In
the mountains.
Miss Dora B. Rogers, OF Parkers-
bur is guest of Mrs.i Agnes g.
Stuart.
r. NJ. Brown is here from Wheel
J. H. Posey. Of Burnsvi1le, is trans
acting business here.
r. 4. Benton, of Wheeling, Is pust-
ness visitor here.
n. M. Moore. of Petersburg, Is
here on business mission.
&c. H. Hartley, of Morgantown, 70 g
business visitor in the city.
A. S. Warder, Jr., of Grafton, is In
the city on brief visit.
Fay Carpenter from Charleston, Is q
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.I.ADIES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

j at5R the estate of Joseph b. Knowles and
Edward G. Walsh, Grading as knowles and
walsh ana Joseph p. knowles indivi-
daa1Iy bankrupt. In bankruptcy at 32l
West Pike Street. Clarksburg, West Viz
The estate consists of tile stock, fixtures
ana furnishings OF the Metropolitan Hotel.
Lnnch Room and Pool Room and includes
five pool tables, one billiard table with all
saxtuIes, large SAFE three cash re- Tesissf sa
imitrors. fftesn side mirrors four counters,
desk fwenty-fOu counterstoOlS, arc lights,
nat racks, electric fans. pictures, mounted
htclfen equipment. dishes, butchets block.
parlor and ONCE furniture and furniture
aud bedding for twenty five hotel rooms
fogether with other articles too numerous
= Pursu.ns to o-der in the above named
proceedings the undersigneu trustee. will
sell all Of said stock of goods, ETC.. on
SATURDAY,. AUGUST 18th. 1915. at TWO
nv O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON
in pieces, or In bulk, free md acqutt OF
all Hens subject to the conhfma alton of
the ~EFs1ited States District Court for the
Northern District of West Virginia where
TERMS:-Cash in hand on day of sale.
Trustee.
Attorney at-law, 1913 Cor Building.
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OIL AND GAS


Development. work in the eastern
fields continue to lag and as yet there
is no noticeab1e signs OF reviying OPP
erations. The competitions consist
ofslight producers and gas wells and
Q very large sprfhkiing Of dry holes
II one is q: Judge by the lethargy
thGt ypre<aiB 1T would seem that
eastern operators have decided to re-
main In idleness until the market
has gone conaid erable higher than
there is nd section IN the entire pro
ducing area In the eastern fields that
is attracting any attention.
In Sardis district, Harrison conn-
~. W. Va. D. ii Carter and Com
pany have cotdpletedl ktest on the
r. T. farm and have
show for q tweye or fifteen barrel
pttmDer IN the fourth sand. On
Stouts' Run, Union district, Pleasants
county, the Simmons Oil Company
has completed and shot No. 8 on the
j. q. Kemp farm and has i've
barrel pu1nper in the Maxon sand.
on Middle Island creek. Union
district, P1easants county. the Um.
and shot its test on the Perry Tice
farm and has fifteen barrel pumper
in the Big Injun sand. The same
company has completed and shot a
second test on the Joseph Adams
farm and has an eight barrel bumper
in the same formation. In the same
d istrict G.. E. Morris has drilled No.
4 on the G. G. Bailey farm through
the Big Injun sand and found It
barren. A light show OF Oil was
developed In the Maxon sand and it
was shot In that formation and will
make very light punper.
Harrison County.
On West Fork river, Union dis
Maxwell has drilled No. 80 on his
own farm through the fifth sand and
has gassers with a capacity OF
1000. 900 cubic feet day. On the
same stream and in the same dis
trict. the Philadelphia Company has
drilled No. 10 on the w. r. Allen
farm sixteen feet into the Gordon
sand and has a show for fifteen
or twenty barrel producer. They are
drilling 1t deeper.
Kanawha county, the Ohio Fuel OIL
Company has now completed and
shot in the Weir sand its second
test on the II. ". Kingsley farm and
has a show for fifteen barrel
pumper. This location; is 500 feet
southwest of No. 4 on the same
farm.
In Buffalo district, Brooke county.
Williams and Company have drilled
test on the George Mooney farm
through the Berea grit and have a
buster. Mi1dren and Company got
one of the same kind at test on
the Cora NJ Armstrong farm. In
Walker district, Wood county, the
Meider Oil and Gas Company has
completed second test on the G. u.
Meider farm and has d1rster. On
the river front in the same district.
the johnson OIL Company completed
a test on the John James farm and
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- - N - p TFes:e-ss5;
ton and rife TO- said TINT " shia
l.n ths ieaxes under the terms and condi-
lions OF that certain lease Cor ell end ga
executed upon said land py ~ a1,,,cs Fl
sGo 1nI NV dated the and day of January.
1909, and subject 70 the exception m4 4o ~. ~
nayment Of lease money. and to the con.
d6Sfion that said land shall not pc selo 20
rnR1as OF SALE: one-third Of the
'nurcbaHe money, or 80 much more az Lne
prIrchaser may elect to pay. cash N h 11
~ 'dsv Se,f,T sale and the residue In GWO
81 etsusi nnuai installments. due and pay
al,le with interest from the day of said
sale. in one and two years respectively
after the day Of said sale: for which said
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Married. in Cumberland.


Somewhere between the covers.
the Good Book says that It is not
good for man to live alone. a. r.:
iRidgeway, better known as Mike.
read that part Of the Scriptures over
several times. He finally decided
that it was a direct command TO take
unto. himself q help=mate. Accord
ing1y Mr.. Ridgeway and Miss Daisy
Campbell went Wednesday night on
train No. 12 to Cumberland, Nd.
where they were happily married. re-
turning to this city Thursday morn
ing on train No. I. ;s3 N.Y.. !.
Mr.. Ridgeway is an employee OF
the Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate
Company and Is, well known in this
city. He was formerly q soldier.
having served with honor and distinc-
ton throughout the Spanish Amerl-
can war In the Philippine islands. He
rose from private to that of SER
.geant major, and twice was men
toned for bravery by General Fun
ston in his reports to Washington
Miss Campbell is q charming
young lady of Clarksburg, belonging
to that merry crowd OF youngsters Of
the eastern part OF the city.
+ The happy couple have the good
wishes OF everybody who knows
them. They will go to housekeeping
In the East End at an early date.
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defaFxed payhsentgs: thes7rurehHSef sinlf-
execute his negot1able prom1sSory notek
bearing interest with good personal 81
curitys and to further secure which a VEN
DORIS lien win be reserved upon said read
estate.
WILL n. MORRIS.
Special Commissioned.
Il The undefsIRneti. eiery OF the CIrctit
Court OF HARRISON County, West Virginia.
hereby certiheB that the aboYa HtA<iat
.coTnynissioner ha . execnt IA t6t6re aae bond
with approved Aet dffty fnsthe pehatty and
witch the conditions required by the decree
81 ale In the above mentioned cause. ySs
Given under my hand this the Attn day
Iof August. 1913. II
I. WADE coFFAIAN. xs.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Harrison;
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Attorney at-law, s2s Con Guiding.
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SOCIAL AND Personal
wedding Announced.

wedding Announced.
Comics of the following announce
ments have been sent out from FAIR
mont:.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Luther Denham an
nounce the marriage OF their
daughter
katherine Ferne
Mr.. Frank A. Amos
on Wednesday, August twenty-hfth
nineteen hundred and hfteen
Fairmont, West Virginia
At Home
8 10 Guffey street.
Fairmont
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Birthday Party.

Hortense Evelyn Pearlman. daugh-
ter Of MI. and Mrs. Martin NJ. PEARL
man, OF 231 South Chestnut street,
celebrated her ninth birthday ami
5versary with a very enjoyable party
Thursday. Among her friends pres
ent were Bessie Lee Georgia Lyons,
TDlizabeth stone. Eleanor Sloan, Mary
Edmison Simmons, Matilda Kar1iris.
virgins. Reynolds, Irene Stout. Ma
Ellen Harris, Mary suffer, Minnie
Roberts, Alice Taylor and Master AL
win Simmons.
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sfate ConvIe1if9on.

Elaborata preparations are being
made for the state convention. OF the
womenss Christian Temperance On
Hon, which Will be held September,
~. 20 and "a In the First Msthod1st'
Episcopal church at Eairmont. Speak
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late. The .nameauf Michael RodziAnz
ko, the preaident 6f the Dumat and
Rhomvakom, former pIesid dent or the
body, are being mentioned In CON
nection with the premisrshi
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IIIt
DR0V A Who'll
FAAILY era

KanhkS City, Nd, oct. q, 1914 -:
my hu.band lad . rash u oSer his
body, and soon The V9Ho1zE FAMILY
was n The same coalition Il looked
scaly and raised up IN the anna and
body IN big bumps. This tfoubaa
burned ttzd tEched 70 that % Wdhla
nearly drive one crazy. It was always
4 worse at NIGHT, 10 ne could not sleep.
We al had this trouble for abottt two
pr three years, md during that time
4tied many remedies and PRESCRIPTIONS
ment and Resinol Soap and % Re-
EdEVED At ONCE, and before slia
third jar Of ointment had bean used. "
were al completely cured. Il has been
9pur months since w Maxe cured, and
there ara no tfkces Sc TIE trouble. %
.(Signedl Mrs. s. A. Clarkson, 1920
:I1M1n Ave- &.s--s.ssa kzsIs-
Every druggist sells Resinol Clint.
ment and Heatno1 Soap, and NM sfefan9 I
have presented ttAm for 20ayeafB In
the treatun ht Of l kSln ! t =
guest at the Waldo \
8. J. vtnson is here from Buck-
P..W Curry, 81 Springs.
is a city business y1stEar 8
Virgil Z. Hand returned We'd
nesdaY night from lantte City and
Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs Virgil =: Highland and chill
dren will return from Eountadh Lake
Park this evening
Uses Aims Donald son and Rita Me-
hen have TetHrnedato their homes In
ParkersbuEg 1alloNing q visit here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-08

The aboretum established at Wash
ington in Rock Creek park, through
CO operation between the forest ser
vice and the district of Columbia, now
contains 1900 trees, comprising 81
different SuecieS
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Pine Bluff Not. Faithfully
Pictured Because of Fac
tory Owners Negligence.
FOR CENSUS BUREAU
Director Of Census Harris Asks Aid OF
~
Chamber OF Commerce in Gathering
Data Of Factories and Wage
Farmers Of Pine Bluff.

William J. Harris, director of the
United States census office, has writ
ten the Chamber of Commerce, asking
that organization to cooperate with
the census office in obtaining full
and complete report of every manufac-
turing plant in Pine Bluff Heretofore
the mills and factories of Pine Bluff
have been dilatory or negligent In
making the returns to the census Of
flee and as a result, the actual cond-
tions here have not been made known
through this important and influential
government bureau.
According to the census bureaus re-
port for 1909, there were only LIS
wage earners in Pine Bluff, a state
ment which is known to be incorrect
by all residents Of or visitors to the
city. The census bureau had received
reports on only that number, however
hence is not responsible for the very
poor showing made by this city in the
report fer that year.
There are perhaps 5000 or 5000
wage earners in Pine Bluff, many Of
whom would be numbered among the
wage carriers covered 10y the reports
Of local mills and factories. The big
Cotton Belt shops, which lie just out
side the city limits, will not figure in
the city's report. but a footnote can
be included in the report. calling at
tention to the location here of the
shops, the number OF men employed,
amount of wages distributed and such
other facts OF Importance. This same
condition will cover some other big
Pine Bluff enterprises, which are just
beyond the municipal boundaries.
Blanks upon which reports of this
nature must be made may be obtained
from Secretary Bloom at the Chamber
Of Commerce, who will also give any
information desired by the LOCAL mills
or factories. A full and complete re-
port on this line will undoubtedly have
la good effect in advertising the city,
land for that reason the Chamber OF
Commerce is making every effort to
have every such plant forward its r--
port. A circular letter will be scnt
each Of the factories and mills by Mr..
Bloom within the next day or two.
Among the subjects covered by the
reports are the following:
Description of establishment; name
of establishment: name OF owner; To-
cation; character OF organization
whether individual, partnership, Ger
poration etc.; character of industry;
amount of capital invested; salaried
employees of date December 10; NUM-
Der of wage earners, of date Decem-
Der Is; total amount salaries and
wages paid: time in operation and
{ hours worked; rent and taxes paid or
due: fetal cost of all materials, fuel
etc, for period covered by report
valne of products and work during
period covered by report; what me-
chanicai power employed; what kind
and quantity of fuel used during
period covered by report.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-08
PREACHER ACCUSED
OF SHOOTING Farmer
Will Davis, Residing Near Naic0tt,
Twice Wounded by baptist
Minister.

]oneshoro, Jan. 7.--Will Davis, a
prominent farmer residing in the Wal
colt neiehborhoood, was shot ana
wounded yesterday by Baptist
preacher. according to a report re
,eived here today. Two bullets lodged
n Davis body, The name OF the man
Who did the shooting was not stated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-08
DUCK EGGS VERSUS
BOTTLED COCA-COLA

+ Mrs. jones stepped into the store
CT MI. Smith and on being politely
asked by the clerk what she would
have, called for one dozen duck eggs.
The clerk gave her one dozen guinea
eggs and she passed out.
MIR. Smith, the proprietor, who was
standing at one side, heard and saw
the transaction, and Immediately
called his CLERK to ore side, asking
him why he deceived the lady. The
clerks reply was, First, she cannot
see good, and does not know the diff
ference between a duck and guinea
egg; second, the, guinea eggs did not
cost us as much as the duck eggs and
we are, therefor, making a better
profit by selling her the guinea eggs
. Mr. Smith rebuked his clerk sharp
ly, stating that it was his policy never
to deceive any one, that his customers
must be given exactly what they
called for, and, under no circumstanee
must different article be given a
customer without letting them know
fully of the change.
The clerk was assured by MI.
Smith that another case of substitu
ton in this way would certainly re-
suit in his being discharged, as he
could not afford to keep, a clerk who
would defraud or deceive his custo-
mcrS. - ,,a4s
The clerk, after spending a rest
less night in trying to reconcile ..Mf,
Smiths instructions with those given
him several days ago, had TO give The
problem up. So when Mr.. Smith
entered the store next morning, the
clerk asked him to please explain
why he requested his employees to flip
the top off the battle Of imitation
Coco-Cola and serve it to his custo-
mers in place of a bottle Of genuine
Coca Cola, which they had so persist
entity called for, and that without Civ
ing them the slightest notice that they
were served a different drink entire
ly.
After several minutes of silence
MIR. Smith, locking the clerk sauare!y
in the face, replied; Il see the mater
as never before; telephone I'll Cooa-
Cola Bottling company, Pin Bluff
Arkansas, to send US at once five
cases of Coca-Cola. They are always
glad to send us goods
Beware of limitations.
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TAYLOR GOES TO
fight Rate RAISE
Adoption of Proposed New
Tariff Strenuously Oppos-
ed by Local Shippers.

Commissioner W. M. Taylor Of thu
Fine Bluff traffic bureau left last
evening for Little Rock, to attend Inc
meeting OF the state railroad commits
sion in the capital city today, and to
make strenuous objection TO The fiaa!
adoption and PRONUNCIATION OF the
proposed new tariff Of state freight
rates.
Several members Of the tratIlH
bureau are due to leave TOY l.ltt4e
Rock this morning early, to be IN a.
tendance also at the meeting. All o.
these will make every effort in CO.
operation with Commissioner fayloi
to have the railroad commission
either cut down materially some OF
the proposed rates, or, at least. gre
additional time in wlich the terms
of the proposed tariff may esstudled
bv shippers here and at other points
in the state.
Members of the tariff bureau were
in session the greater part OF yes
terday afternoon, studying the CO.
ditions and discussing the probabi9
action of the organization relative l.
the matter. The discussion was ap-
Il
being no dissension over the fact that
Pine Bluff shippers can do nothing
except object TO the proposed tarlI'
The increase, as pointed out by COZ
missioner Taylor, viii average mo-
than 10 per cent, and on some items
Of Importance are four and five TIM
that large.
The rates under the proposed new
tariff, ii was brought out. are higher
than, those Of the now famous court
ariff, in vogue during the pendency
of the recent freight rate cases, which
were; decided only q few months $50
by the United States supreme court
in nv r of the state, tha commission
and the shippers. IT a SO appearea
to be the opinion Of those at the
meeting Yesterday shat if all the SHIN
>ers of, the state will cooperate n
he movement, there will be compare
lively little trouble Fto oyercome by
n movement 'to have the ;increas2s
~eauced, at least in some part.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-08

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure,
F. 5. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. O..
Cheney for The last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any Obligations made by his firm
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.,
Toledo, O
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system Testimonials
sent free. Price IS cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-08
Lad Gets Fruit, Shower.

Cha ssmates of Gehario Baccarosso.
he First Ward schoolbcy who suffered
\ broken arm Wednesday when he fell
from swing at the school, gave him
fruit shower YESTERDAY. two of~the
ads carving the fruit the two miles
" mere to his home. The Baccarosso
lad was overcome at the kindness OF
lis sChoCol fellows.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-08
=. GGNd i.lastnr.

Meritol White Liniment is a splen,
lid application for Sore Throat. Colo
IN the Lungs. Group and Pains in the
chest. Saturate a piece of flannel
10th with the liniment and use as a
9laster. 1t is very penetrating. Will
rot blister and is very effective. Prices
>5c, soc and $500 w. l.. Dewoods 4
90, exclusive agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-08
WHAT SHE WANTED

~ want to stop my baby's couah,'
said young mother Tuesday, but l
won't give him any harmful drugs
She bought Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. 1t aloosens the cough
quickly, stimulates the mucous mem
branes and helps throw off the chok-
ing secretion, eases pain and gives
the child normal rest. Mann Pha:ln>
acy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-08
BURGLARS CARRY
OFF STORE STOCK
Few Fixtures in Establishment Near
Newport Lett by Greedy
Thieves.

Newport, Jan. Except for few
fixtures, everything in the general
mercantile store of w. A. Myrick,
eight miles east of here. was carried
of last night by burglars. The rob-
berry was discovered this morning
when MIR. Myriek opened his place
and found it would be necessary fer
him to purchase new stocks before he
could even sell q yard of calico or 9
pound of lard. Bioodhounds were put
on the track.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-08

Pleurisy pains are located just be-
low the short ribs Lumbago affects
the same region but toward the back
BALLARD'S SNOW IMMINENT is the
remedy in either case. Ii rubbed IL
thoroughly it eases pain, relaxes the
muscles and the patient can move
about freely and comfortably. Price
25c, SOC and $1.00 per bottle. Sole
by w. l.. Dewoody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-08
ylFE INSURANCE REFUSED

Ever notice how closely life insu"-
anee examiners lock for SYMPTOMS 81
Kidney disease9 THEW do SO because
weakened kidneys lead TO man.
forms of dreadful life-shcrtening az
Elections. If you have any SYMPTOMS
like pain in the back. FREQUENT. scanty
,rq@nainful acti3n, tired feelln@. aches
md pains, get Foley Kidney pills to-
1axt Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-08
FRANCE DEPOSITS
HERE $4,000 900
Gold Bars Worth That Amount Placed
to Credit Of Bank Of France in
New York Institution.

New York., Jan. 7.-Lazard Freres
today deposited in local institution
to the credit Of the Bank of France,
gold bars valued at s2,o00000. In eff
feet this constitutes the establishment
CT credit by the French government.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-08
Passed q "Rad" Order.

Elijah jones, negro, was fined $23
and costs by Justice oil the Peace Cliff
Brewster yesterday. after trial on a
charge Of false pretenses. Jones was
accused of having obtained groceries
valued at $3.05, from d. F. Walls on an
order purporting TO have been signed
by Ben Walls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-01-08
Held for "R00tIegging..

Arthur McCune, aged 80 years, OF
Dewitt, appeared before United States
Commissioner A. L. Burnett yesterday,
charged with "bootlegging." He was
ordered held to the grand jury, and
lot being 4ble to make bond, was taxi
en to Little Rock last evening, Nc,
Came stated he intends 10 plead guilty
6ef1ra FxdeFAf fudge Trlsber at once.
that he may 2 serving his sentence
II soon al pdJ able.