Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-03
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handled about 9,000. about 52 300 of which was from fines, and which must be deducted from Greens per- sonal funds, leaving about S7,OGG for the constable; that in November and December of 1917, Green deposited $4,500. That last year Reidinger de- posted in one bank S6,000. of which amount he deposited S1,500 in Decem- Der. The prosecutor said that the constable and his deputy together handled in 1917 about S13,00O.
 Wiley Good would be put on the stand to testify, Mr. Parham said, that Ben Feinberg had told Good at one time that if Coed and four others would pay $50 9 month each he lFelnberg) would see that Green and Frank Stewart are fixed;" that Good will testify that for three months he paid Feinberg $50 month. Good will will say that en one occasion when he went to pay his hush money" Fein- berg and Green were together; that as Good opened the door he heard Felnberg say, Well, we'll have mon- ey now; h@He comes Wiley to pay off. 7
 Massey Galloway, who operates an automobile taxi service between Star City and Pine Bluff and Monticello and Pine Bluff, will testify, the pros ecuting attorney said, that one morn ing he found a car overturned, and about it eight or ten broken bottles: that the license tag had been removed but he discovered the small tag inside the car, and from this obtained the number; that Galloway says he later leaned the car had belonged to C H. Bolinger who some time before had traded 1t in on a new Dodge car; and that the Dodge agent had sold the cal to c. C. Green.
 Thomas on Trip.
 Ali Thomas, said the prosecutor will testify that he was summoned bs q negro who said white man hae teld him to call Thomas, saying his auto had broken down; that Thoma: Went to the place designated, and saN a man coming thru the fields, his old clothing badly bespattered witl face; that Thomas says he finall! recognized the man as Clint Green who, according to Thomas, immediate fly entered the car and asked that h' be driven quickly to Pine Bluff, say ing he weaId explain as. they drove Thomas said, accorGig to the Pros cutof. that Green then related that h' had sent his negro to Monroe fo, a load of whiskey;o that the negro was atIajd of passing thru Star City and 50 he had gone below Star Git, tc meet the negro the night before
 that the negro, either because of be in" drunk or s!epy, had driven tn car with the Whiskey into the ditch and had been hurt. Thomas say Green told him he had put the negf
 in Greens ear and sent him to Pia' Bluff, while he had undertaken t' hide the whiskey in the woods. H.
 told Thomas, according to the latter, story. that he would send back fc
 the Whisbey; that Thomas should shov the negro where it was cached; Jha Thomas should have the auto repair ed, and for his trouble Thomas coul' help himself to some of the WhlskeE and he would reimburse him fer tn
 cost of the repairs the next tim Thomas came to Pine Bluff. Thoma asserted to the prosecutor that h compiled with instructions, and tha
 Green met him here later and pal the cost of the repair bill. The prose
 cutor said he would show that such car had been repaired in Star City, an f that Thomas had paid the bill.